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24.1 Acres – Eagle Ford Industrial Park – Pleasanton, TX
24.1+/- acre industrial/commercial lot located at the corner of FM Hwy 536 and FM Hwy 1784 off of the intersection of Interstate Highway 37 and FM Hwy 536.
$ 241,000 FM 536 and FM 1784, Pleasanton, Texas 78064
- Acres: 24.10
- Nearest City: Pleasanton
- Listing Agent: Clint Bracher, Broker-Associate
- County: Atascosa
- Region: South Texas
24.1+/- acre industrial/commercial lot located on FM Hwy 1784 off of the intersection of Interstate Highway 37 and FM Hwy 536 with drive through access from FM Hwy 1784 and Old Adams Road.
Located approximately 8 miles south of Loop 1604 & IH 37 between Pleasanton and San Antonio, the Eagle Ford Industrial Park is a major hub for a number of substantial oilfield service companies providing jobs for thousands of employees. Companies currently located in the park include GE, Innospec, ABB, FloQuip, Select Energy Services, Forbes Energy Services, Express Energy Services, FTS International, Grizzly Competition Services, and LO Transport, among others. Additional adjacent acreage may be available for purchase as well.
McCoy Water Supply Corporation or Water Well.
Karnes Electric is available.
No map data.From San Antonio, take IH 37 south, exit FM Hwy 536, take right and the park will be on your left side.
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CLINT BRACHER, BROKER-ASSOCIATE, Agent
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Phone: 210-213-7807
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SEC Probes Netflix CEO Over Facebook Post
Even social media messages can land CEOs in hot water. The SEC has warned Netflix CEO Reed Hastings over a July 3 Facebook message he posted discussing Netflix streaming views. Tom Gara reports on Markets Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
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Movie Based On Headline-Catching, Dramatic True Story of a Young Woman Reunited With
Her Biological Parents 23 Years After She Was Kidnapped To Air Later This Year
NEW YORK, NY (June 27, 2012) - Lifetime has green lit the Original Movie Abducted: The Carlina White Story, starring Aunjanue Ellis (The Help), Keke Palmer (True Jackson, VP), and Emmy(R) Award winner Sherri Shepherd (30 Rock, The View) in the remarkable true story of Carlina White (Palmer), who after being abducted as an infant from a New York hospital, solved her own kidnapping and reunited with her biological parents 23 years later. Production will commence in Vancouver this week, with the movie slated to air later this year. The case is reported to be the first known infant abduction from a New York hospital.
In August of 1987, new parents Joy White (Shepherd) and Carl Tyson (Roger Cross, 24) took their 19-day old daughter Carlina to Harlem Hospital in New York with a high fever. Ann Pettway (Ellis), who had suffered a series of miscarriages and was desperate for a child of her own, posed as a hospital nurse and befriended Carlina's parents, even offering to watch over their daughter. But shortly after Carlina was admitted, Pettway removed the child's IV line, placed her in an oversized handbag, and walked out of the hospital with Carlina hidden from view. While Joy and Carl desperately searched for their daughter over the years, Pettway was raising Carlina as Nejdra "Netty" Nance in Bridgeport, Connecticut - a mere 45 miles from New York City. As Carlina grew older she began to suspect Pettway was not her birth mother and launched her own investigation. After contacting the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Carlina was reunited with her biological parents in January 2011.
Abducted: The Carlina White Story will be produced by Pilgrim Studios (Amanda Knox: Murder On Trial In Italy), with Emmy Award winner Craig Piligian serving as executive producer. Mary Martin and Alan Gasmer also are executive producers. Emmy Award nominated actor/director Vondie Curtis Hall (Chicago Hope, ER) is directing the film, which was written by Elizabeth Hunter (Jumping the Broom, Sins of The Mother).
Lifetime Television is committed to offering the highest quality entertainment and information programming, and advocating a wide range of issues affecting women and their families. The network posted major growth in viewership among the key demographics in First Quarter 2012 versus First Quarter 2011, including a 9% jump in Adults 25-54, +12% with Women 25-54, +14% with Adults 18-49 and +18% with Women 18-49. In addition, the quarter marks the first time Lifetime has posted First Quarter year-on-year growth for Adults 25-54, Women 25--54 and Women 18-49 in seven years. Lifetime Television(R), LMN(R), Lifetime Real Women(R) and Lifetime Digital(TM) are part of Lifetime Entertainment Services, LLC, a subsidiary of A+E Networks. A+E Networks is a
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Sound Off for March 23
When I went to Torrington High School 70 years ago, we didn't have sex education or expensive surveys, but we knew what the word "jail bait" meant.
As a concerned taxpayer, I just recently called the superintendent's office. I spoke with her administrative assistant. She was rude, arrogant and belligerent to me. I simply called regarding a moment on the front page of The Register Citizen inquiring in fact if Ms. Kloczko was instructing teachers and coaches not to speak to anybody regarding the matter in the paper. She told me it was absolutely not true. She was very rude to me. I asked her not to speak to me in such a manner. She told me The Register Citizen printing was erroneous in nature and that Ms. Kloczko never instructed anyone not to speak to anybody about the incident and hung up on me, when I reminded her that she is a professional and to act accordingly. Again I am very concerned about the administration on Migeon Avenue responding to the comments in the papers.
To the people complaining about wealthy people shopping at places like Aldi's and Price Rite. Big deal, Who cares whether they have a Hummer or Navigator. Anyone, whether they are rich or poor looks for a bargains. You think because they shop in there that they are making the prices go up? You're very wrong. Prices of groceries have gone up everywhere, not just Aldi's or Price Rite. So get off your high horse and find something better to do than complain about the wealthy shopping at Aldi or Price Rite. Did you ever think that maybe these so-called wealthy people saved money by shopping for bargains so they could buy a decent car to drive? And they probably got a bargain on the vehicle too.
The socialist Cyprus government's proposal to confiscate savings account money should warn us this may happen here because government spending is out of control. The 2008 financial meltdown eliminated, terminated interest payments on savings - which basically amounts to money confiscation in America. Upon arising from bed any day soon don't be surprised to discover your retirement money has vanished into government coffers.
10 years of war in Iraq ... what was accomplished? All the Muslim world hates us for invading two Muslim countries and staying uninvited for 10 years each; no democracy for either country; continued internal fighting in both countries. Our economy is devastated, a growing hostile America, politically and criminally, a new stronger gun-culture in America, not that different than Afghanistan with 10,000-12,000 murders per year. Nothing was learned from the 10-year invasion of the agrarian nation of Vietnam, a generation earlier. Has America become the bully nation, the Third World perceives us as? We've given war a chance over the past 60 years, John Lennon was right... Let's give Peace a Chance! Peace was Jesus' way too ... remember the Christian way?
When was it decreed (or understood) that only poor or handicapped persons may shop at lower-priced discount grocery stores? American citizens have the right to shop when and where they please. Yearly income and car values do not restrict where people can legitimately shop. The two lower-priced discount grocery stores in Torrington devote a large amount of shelf space to foodstuffs primarily used by America's ever-increasing illegal immigrant population. Aren't these same stores actually aiding/adding to one of our country's most difficult problems?


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Broker-dealers that don't have well-developed account opening processes are losing clients and depressing advisor satisfaction levels, a white paper released by Aite Group on Thursday found.
Quadron Data Solutions commissioned Aite Group to survey 515 advisors and 300 registered representatives at broker-dealers in the United States in March for the paper, "Account Opening Pain Points in the Front Office: Advisors in the Dark."
The report found that between fully disclosed broker-dealers and self-clearing broker-dealers, self-clearing firms were more likely to have a mature account opening process. More than 60% of advisors at self-clearing firms said their account opening process tracks account and products approvals, compared with 45% of advisors at fully disclosed firms.
Among the reasons for inefficient account opening processes are advisors' preferences and habits, the report found. For example, some advisors insist on purchasing mutual funds directly from product manufacturers even when they can purchase funds more efficiently through their broker-dealer workstation.
Despite its inefficiency, the paper asserted that "direct business is here to stay," especially at fully disclosed firms, and urged brokerage firms to accept that fact. Half of advisors at fully disclosed firms said they preferred to open accounts through manufacturers and 40% said their clients preferred it. They cited lower account maintenance fees and better support as their reasons for the preference. Automating direct business functions, the paper said, will improve advisor satisfaction and lower operational and compliance costs.
By purchasing mutual funds, 529 plans and annuities through manufacturers, advisors are forced to wait on the manufacturers' process, extending the time it takes to open an account. The paper found advisors take more than two days to complete a mutual fund purchase and more than four days to purchase a variable annuity. Less than 20% of advisors said they could complete a purchase for a variable annuity for their clients on the same day.
On average, it takes an advisor one to two days to open a new brokerage account, the paper found. Advisors at self-clearing firms were more likely than those at fully disclosed firms to be able to open an account in real time. The paper found advisors at self-clearing firms had more automated and electronic workflow capabilities than those at fully disclosed brokerages, such as tracking and enabling product workflow, support for accounts for multiple product types and integrating with other applications. The paper notes, though, that while self-clearing firms were more likely to integrate their opening process with other applications, the percentages overall were low (29% for fully disclosed firms versus 41% for self-clearing firms).
The danger in these long opening cycle times is that investors, especially young investors, may doubt the firm's technological abilities. The paper found 20% of advisors lose clients during the account opening process.
Firms that fail to develop account opening processes not only risk losing clients, they risk losing advisors. The paper found over a third of advisors at firms that don't provide visibility into the account opening process say they are unsatisfied or very unsatisfied with their firm. At firms that don't integrate the opening process with other applications, 36% said they were unsatisfied or very unsatisfied.
Improvements on advisors' wish lists include being able to submit paperwork electronically with a client's e-signature. About half of advisors said this would have a significant impact on their clients and practices, the paper found. Advisors also wanted to receive an alert if applications were not in good order.
In fact, electronic recordkeeping was among improvements made at many brokerage firms, the paper said. Most improvements that were currently under way, according to Aite, include converting the form submission process to an electronic process and enabling client e-signatures.


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God has given us the resources we need to live a holy life that pleases Him! There's no need to ever fall short. Consider what the writer of Hebrews tells us: Pursue…holiness, without which no one will see the Lord: looking carefully lest anyone fall short of the grace of God. (12:14–15, NKJV)
The main point here is clear: We need the grace of God to walk in true holiness. Again we might ask, "If, as we've been taught, grace is only about forgiveness, then what does 'fall short' mean in this verse?" The Greek word here is hustereo. Strong's Concordance defines it as "to be inferior, to fall short (be deficient), come behind, be destitute, fail." Thayer's Lexicon goes into more depth by stating that this word's meaning is "to be left behind in the race and so fail to reach the goal, to fall short of the end."
Hear the prophet Isaiah's words: There will be a highway there, called "The Road of Holiness." No sinner will ever travel that road; no fools will mislead those who follow it. No lions will be there; no fierce animals will pass that way. Those whom the LORD has rescued will travel home by that road. They will reach Jerusalem [heaven] with gladness, singing and shouting for joy. They will be happy forever, forever free from sorrow and grief. (35:8-10, TEV)
God says that when we walk in the power of the grace of God, bearing true fruits of holiness, we are invincible because of Him. Isaiah says that no fierce animal, such as a bear or lion, will be able to take us out! (This includes our supreme enemy, Satan, who walks about as "a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour" [1 Peter 5:8].)
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12'x18'x54" Saltwater LX Oval Pool
What's Included:
- 20 Gauge Blue Liner
- Thru-Wall Skimmer & Return Fitting
Original Price:
$2,996.00Save $999.00 (25% OFF)
- Includes skimmer and blue liner. For liner upgrades or accessories click Customize this Pool
- Stainless Steel service panel for superior corrosion protection
- True curved 8" wide injection-molded resin top ledges in a rich Chocolate hue, resist saltwater, chlorinated water and constant wear
- 54" high wall coated with a Duratex 2000 anticorrosion paint to prevent corrosion from the saltwater, chemicals and weather elements
- Injection-molded Resin tracks give the Saltwater LX added strength and support
- Elegant mocha metallic steel uprights finished with a texturized polyester anti-corrosion coating
- Sleek resin top caps in a rich Chocolate hue adds beauty and style to the Saltwater LX
- Built to withstand the corrosion issues associated with Saltwater
- Can be used with Freshwater or Saltwater and with any sanitizer or sanitizing system, including chlorine
- Wall Color/Design: Sonata
- Oval Yardmore Space Saving System saves much needed yard space.
- Warranty: Manufacturer's 60-year limited warranty. Lifetime warranty on all resin components
- Warranty covers the use of a Salt System
- Installs above ground or semi-inground (installation not included)
- Warrantied for semi-inground installation up to halfway (27 inches) in the ground
- Approximate inside (water) dimensions - 12' X 17' 6"
- Approximate outside dimensions (space required) - 15' 2" X 18' 6"
- Approximate Water Capacity - 5,000 Gallons
The Saltwater LX redefines the standards of beauty and inner strength. This high tech resin model offers an innovative design that's never been seen in above ground pools before. Each piece of the 8" curved top seats fits precisely into the next with a fully integrated flexible joint. Your expectations are sure to be exceeded by this sleek, leading edge pool that struts its stuff with such utter elegance. Saltwater LX has developed advanced coating techniques that will eliminate corrosion of the pool. The pool wall is coated with Duratex 2000 anti-corrosion paint, to protect against humidity and chemicals. The Saltwater LX has a unique stainless steel service panel that protects the skimmer and return lines from rust and corrosion. So you get a high-value pool without the high price tag—and a pool that will will have you splashing, for years to come!
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Order Times for Above Ground Pools
Above ground pools are too large to be shipped through UPS, Federal Express, or the USPS. We typically ship all pool orders out 24-48 hours after you place your order unfortunately due to recent circumstances surrounding COVID-19, please expect shipping delays of 2-4 business days. Transit time can vary depending on your location but generally takes 4-8 business days to most areas.(AZ, CA, ID, MT, ND, NM, NV, OK, OR, SD, UT, WA, WI, WY will generally take 7-12 business days). Business Days are Monday thru Friday. When the shipment arrives at your local terminal, the carrier will call you to make an appointment before making the delivery to your home.
Important! An adult must be at the delivery location to receive and sign for an above ground pool and will be required to move the boxes from the truck at the time of delivery (we recommend at least 2 people to unload cartons from the truck). For your convenience, Liftgate Service can be added for $39 at checkout. With Liftgate Service, the delivery will come on a special truck with a hydraulic lift. The driver will use the lift to place the pallet on the ground curbside. (The truck driver is not responsible in moving your pallet to your desired location). This will make receiving the shipment much easier, especially if only one person is home to receive it.
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Review by Abram, TX on Jul 11, 2018 Verified Purchase
Bought my pool last year in December and couldn't wait to enjoy it this summer. Summer is here and I have enjoyed every moment. Great pool sturdy, beautiful, and perfect size for my family especially when they visit for a pool party.
Review by Bob S, MO on Jun 18, 2018 Verified Purchase
The pool is awesome! All shipped together on one huge crate. All parts there. One to rail part had a small crack. We're are planning on super gluing it. The instructions could be a little bit clearer. The CD with the instructions on it did not work. Neither the wall or the box for the wall had instructions directing you to which was the top and which was the bottom of the wall. The way it was rolled up you could not see where the cut outs were located until wall was almost completely unrolled. Overall it is an amazing pool! Only complaint, more concise instructions and label all of the parts.
Review by David T. FL on Jun 18, 2018 Verified Purchase
Great pool for the money. Would have given a five star, but the install video did not compare with the salt water pool vs the chlorine pool version. The support staff was excellent though in getting us to understand how the parts went together. Very happy with this product.
Review by Lynn P. FL on Jun 18, 2018 Verified Purchase
Love the salt pool soo much easier than chemical
Review by Julie G, CA on Jun 18, 2018 Verified Purchase
My experience with the pool factory was wonderful! I love my pool!
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Twitter: TV's Next Money-Making Star?
Ahead of its stock-market debut, Twitter is hoping for a breakout role on TV this fall: moneymaker. Keach Hagey joins digits. Photo: AP.
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Cultural resources are the vestiges of an extremely diverse heritage of human occupation, such as buildings, structures, sites, objects, and landscape features. They are reminders of and physical connections to our common past, and they tell us about who we are as Hoosiers. Most people recognize county courthouses, mansions, and Native American mounds as culturally significant, but there are so many more resources that together tell the story of Indiana.
It would be impossible to list all of our state's cultural resources, so they are often considered by groups or categories. Resource types tell a lot about specific periods in history – like early statehood or the Civil War era, or about specific themes – like industrial technology or transportation. Some of the better-known resource types include Native American village sites, one-room schoolhouses, covered bridges, Carnegie Libraries, historic downtowns, and railroad depots. Less recognized resource types include small archaeological sites dating back thousands of years, neighborhoods of workers' cottages, African-American settlements, cemeteries, farmsteads and barns, formally designed parks and boulevards, Art Deco movie theaters, and many others.
Cultural resource management requires consideration of the wide-ranging needs of all types of sites and structures, both above and below ground. This includes identifying resource types and individual resources, recognizing threats to resources, working with constituent groups and property owners, engaging in public education initiatives, developing programs to meet preservation needs, and working together as partners to protect and preserve our heritage.
Preservation is more than saving single sites or buildings; preservation maintains features of our environment and communities that contribute to our overall quality of life. Although part of a larger American history, Indiana has its own unique heritage of early peoples, settlement, development, and culture.
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From barefoot luxury on a world-class island, to glamour and sophistication that can be found on the Gold Coast to delightful lodges perched on mountain tops, it's not hard to lure holiday makers to Queensland's best hotels, each offering more than just the swim-up pool bars and pillow menus. Looking out over natural wonders to world-heritage rainforests to world-class beaches - the choice is yours to discover. And the good news is, you don't have to blow your budget on the best of the best. There's plenty of cheap hotel alternatives available in the same desirable locations throughout the state.
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I'd like to use the internal ADC of SAM D21 MCUs. After reading the datasheet, I have two doubts.
I often have connected external ADC reference pins directly to analog positive supply rail (Vdda) to get the full conversion scale 0-Vdda.
The range of external VREF for SAM D21 is [1.0V - Vdda-0.6V]. Does this mean I can't connect directly VREFA to VDDA?
If Vdda=3.3V, the widest conversion range is 0-2.7V. Is it right?
Maybe I can select internal reference VDDA/2 and configure a gain of 0.5X. In this case, I will be able to convert analog signals in the range 0-3.3V, right?
I read about the programmable gain, but I couldn't understand one thing. Suppose I have the highest reference voltage (2.7V external reference) and I configure the programmable gain to 0.5X (that is an attenuation, not a gain).
This means I could convert signals in the range 0-5.4V.
Is it possible to apply 0-5.4V analog signals to analog inputs pins in this scenario?
The problem here is the absolute maximum rating of input voltage (VPIN) that is GND-0.3V to VDD+0.3V. 5.4V is higher than VDD+0.3V=3.6V.
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Those toothless tigers gummy stripy cats at the Advertising Standards Agency have given BT a talking to over "misleading" claims about overall broadband speeds, outpacing packages from both Sky and TalkTalk.
The Brit telco made an ad headed "Official", claiming it could "Superpower your broadband". It contained a cartoon man clutching a wireless router, and boasted that tests by comms watchdog Ofcom had found that on average BT has "better performance" for up to 16Mb customers.
This was challenged by BSkyB, which said the 2012 Ofcom report upon which BT had based its claims did not include Wi-Fi, that the performance assertions were misleading because they did not give sufficient weight to upload or download speeds or web browsing, and that the use of the term "official" suggested that BT's ad had been endorsed by Ofcom.
ASA hardliners came down on the side of BSkyB, agreeing the report by Ofcom pertained to fixed-line broadband performance of a number of ISPs which considered a range of metrics not outlined in the ad.
"We noted that the scope of the report did not include a comparison of the various ISPs Wi-Fi performance. We considered that, in the absence of any statement to the contrary consumers were likely to interpret an overall performance claim as encompassing Wi-Fi performance, particularly when the cartoon man featured in the ad was shown holding a wireless router," it said.
The ASA accepted Ofcom had found 18 metrics related to BT broadband performance that were equal to or better than Sky's net offer, but said the ad suggested download speeds were faster, what with the cartoon "superhero" holding the router with a cape flowing behind him.
"We understood that download speed was the factor most commonly associated with overall broadband speed and that the Ofcom report had not found that there was any significant difference between BT and Sky," it added.
On the last point upheld, the ad watchdog said the 2012 broadband report from which BT had drawn its claims did not draw any conclusions in regard of one ISP being better than another.
"Rather, we noted Ofcom had stated that it was important consumers understood the impact the various metrics would have on broadband performance so they could choose the service that would best meet their individual needs.
"We therefore considered it was misleading for BT to imply that the headline claim was taken directly from Ofcom's findings, rather than their own interpretation of them, when that was not the case," the ASA added.
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Paulo Filho picked up a win at heavyweight, Olympian Satoshi Ishii dominated an exhibition fight that initially resulted in a disqualification (but later was overturned to a no-contest), and Charles "Krazy Horse" Bennett suffered a loss in recent MMA action.
The trio of competitors competed in events in locales such as Brazil, Hawaii and Florida over the past weekend.
Filho fought for the first time since pulling out of a recent non-title fight with Bellator champ Hector Lombard.
At this past Friday's Memorial Fight Qualifying event in his native Brazil, Filho dominated MMA newcomer Daniel Gabriel and eventually forced a first-round stoppage due to strikes. Filho (20-1) inflicted the most damage after scoring a takedown and taking the fight to mat, where a barrage of punches from the mount position prompted Gabriel to tap out midway through the first round.
The former WEC middleweight champion, who previously struggled with depression and chemical-dependency issues, has now won four consecutive fights since his bizarre loss to Chael Sonnen at WEC 36 in late 2008. Although he had competed at light heavyweight in recent fights, this latest appearance was Filho's first at heavyweight.
He's expected to fight again next month with the upstart Impact FC organization in Australia.
Meanwhile, in his second fight in less than a month, 2008 Olympic judo gold medalist Ishii met Hawaiian Myles Tynanes in an exhibition bout at this past Friday's X-1 "Nations Collide" event in Honolulu.
Ishii scored a quick knockdown and spent the remainder of the round beating on his opponent in a rather lopsided affair. But as the ref intervened and as the bell sounded, the Japanese fighter continued striking his opponent – even as the referee continually tried to peal him off.
Although initially declared a disqualification, Ishii instead was tagged with a no-contest. According to the Japanese-MMA site nightmareofbattle.com, X-1 promoters overturned the DQ because they determined the referee acted too slowly to stop the fight.
Also on the X-1 card, Dylan Clay (8-2) claimed the organization's welterweight title with a third-round kimura of recent UFC fighter Brandon Wolff (7-5).
Bennett, meanwhile, appeared at this past Friday's Action Fight League event in Hollywood, Fla., and took on Washington-based lightweight Sterling Ford.
In the headliner of the "Rock-N-Rumble 3" show, Ford earned a unanimous-decision victory over the Floridian in a largely lackluster affair. The veteran of the Northwest fight circuit has now won three straight and five of his past six.
The loss was doubly costly for Bennett (22-17-2). Not only is he now 1-3 over his past four fights, but he recently was removed from the June 26 "Strikeforce: Los Angeles" card and a scheduled rematch with K.J. Noons. Although Strikeforce officials declined to comment on the reason, Bennett's removal from the card is believed to be result of his AFL booking.
Also on the AFL card, 2009 ADCC grappling champion and recent Grappling Hall of Fame inductee Pablo Popovitch (1-0) made a successful pro MMA debut with a second-round submission victory (due to strikes) over Jeff Savoy (0-2). Additionally, 115-pound female fighter Jessica Aguilar improved to 8-3 with a first-round TKO of Catia Vitoria (2-1).
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Chuck Norris Accuses Obama of "Pro-Gay Boy Scouts" Policyby Hilton Hater at .
Here's a new Chuck Norris fact for you: the actor is very unhappy with Barack Obama right now.
In light of James Turley - a Boy Scouts of America official and CEO of the accounting firm Ernst & Young - recently stating that he planned on working to change the longtime rule that bans homosexuals from serving as Scout leaders, Norris has penned a column for Ammo Land that places the blame for this maneuver on the President's shoulders.
Running down the connections between Turley and Obama (e.g. they were just guests at a state dinner and Turley was nominated to President Obama's Export Council in 2010) and citing the President's support of same-sex marriage, Norris believes Turley is catering to a "pro-gay" Obama agenda.
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Hasn't America reached a new low in its history when its president (and the honorary president of the BSA!) distances himself and his administration from the Boy Scouts of America yet invites groups such as the Secular Student Alliance to participate in its faith and college missions?
Adding that he has personally "known a host of Boy Scouts, Eagle Scouts and BSA leaders," Norris concludes that these individuals epitomize the best of America," which seems to imply gay BSA leaders would epitomize... the worst?
Where do you stand? Should gays be allowed to serve as Boy Scout leaders?


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Wong feels relaxed after first career hits, stolen bases
MILWAUKEE -- After Kolten Wong legged out a sixth-inning grounder for his first Major League hit Monday, he was finally able to exhale.
"Once that first hit got out of the way, I kind of ran past first base and I just kind of looked up and took a deep breath and realized that it's done with," Wong said. "Now let's play baseball."
It did not take long for the 22-year-old second baseman to notch his second hit, another infield single in the eighth that started a game-winning, four-run rally in the Cardinals' 8-5 win against the Brewers at Miller Park. He finished Monday 2-for-5 with two stolen bases, and batted second Tuesday, producing another big day with three hits and a stolen base in the Cardinals' 6-3 loss.
Wong was promoted to the big leagues for last weekend's series against the Cubs and has started four of five games at second base since his callup.
"He's got a nice approach at the plate," manager Mike Matheny said. "Real short swing, real quick hands. He's learning. [Monday] he had the one at-bat, the only time he looked like he wasn't comfortable. They've tried making similar pitches to that since, and he's made the adjustment. It's pretty impressive."
Wong became the first player to record two hits and two stolen bases in one of his first four MLB games since the D-backs' Trent Oeltjen did it in his Major League debut at Pittsburgh on Aug. 6, 2009. Four other modern-era players have done this in a Cardinals uniform: She Donahue (in his first game in 1904), Joe Delahanty (first game in '07), Vince Coleman (fourth game in '85), and John Morris (second game in '86).
Wong was just happy to get a good night's rest Monday night.
"I was able to sleep last night, that's for sure," he said. "I finally got that out of the way."
Matheny likes what the Cardinals' fourth-ranked prospect brings to the big league lineup.
"He brings a speed element," Matheny said. "He brings just a lot of energy and excitement. That's what a young player's supposed to do. We talked about that with some of the other young guys that have come up here. They've got a lot to prove, and want to show what they can do and contribute.
"They understand that we're pushing to win here. This isn't about exposing the young guys to this league, it's about winning and getting them involved here and getting them an opportunity. It's great for our club, great for the individual."
Wong said he received the ball he hit into the hole at shortstop for his first hit after the game and will give it to his parents.
"I think now I'm a little more relaxed, but I'm still new to this -- the big leagues -- so I'm excited to get out there and play," he said.


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S.1670 - Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act113th Congress (2013-2014)
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Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act - Amends the federal criminal code to prohibit any person from performing or attempting to perform an abortion except in conformity with this Act's requirements.
Requires the physician to first determine the probable post-fertilization age of the unborn child, or reasonably rely upon such a determination made by another physician, by making inquiries of the pregnant woman and performing such medical examinations and tests as a reasonably prudent physician would consider necessary.
Prohibits the abortion from being performed if the probable post-fertilization age of the unborn child is 20 weeks or greater, except: (1) where necessary to save the life of a pregnant woman whose life is endangered by a physical disorder, illness, or injury, excluding psychological or emotional conditions; or (2) where the pregnancy is the result of rape, or the result of incest against a minor, if the rape has been reported at any time prior to the abortion to an appropriate law enforcement agency, or if the incest has been reported at any time prior to the abortion to an appropriate law enforcement agency or to a government agency legally authorized to act on reports of child abuse or neglect. Permits a physician to terminate a pregnancy under such an exception only in the manner that provides the best opportunity for the unborn child to survive, unless that manner would pose a greater risk than other available methods would pose of the death or substantial and irreversible physical impairment of a major bodily function, excluding psychological or emotional conditions, of the pregnant woman.
Subjects individuals who violate this Act to a fine, imprisonment for not more than five years, or both. Bars prosecution of a woman upon whom an abortion is performed in violation of this Act for violating or conspiring to violate this Act.
Defines "abortion" to mean the use or prescription of any instrument, medicine, drug, or any other substance or device to intentionally kill an unborn child or to intentionally terminate a pregnancy with an intention other than: (1) after viability, to produce a live birth and preserve the life and health of the child; or (2) to remove a dead unborn child.


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Local Artist Offers Additional Make-a-Mug Workshop
Due to popular demand, Chris Thomas has decided to offer a second Make-a-Mug workshop this winter! Space is limited, so contact Amy Donohoe at 903-792-8681 to register.
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Explore clay with Chris! This workshop gives students the opportunity to hand-build two mugs while learning about the process of creating pottery. All materials and supplies are provided. Finished, glazed pieces will be available for pick up at the Regional Arts Center approximately two weeks after the workshop. Just in time for Valentine's Day!
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As she was describing her quilts, Leslie gave some sage advice (which I quickly jotted down on the back of a Costco receipt).
1. Make quilts that you love. Amen to that. Isn't it hard to make something you just don't love?
3. Label you Quilts. (Here's where I need to repent. I'm terrible about this. Vowing right now to do better!)
4. Document your life and your history and your family's history in your quilts. Leslie showed a bunch of quilts she'd made in memory of her mother's kitchen, her grandparent's farm, etc. They were wonderful.
5. Make quilts that mean something. Leslie made this quilt this spring after going to the Red and White exhibit in New York. This pattern is called Sunny Days and can be found at Geoff's Mom's Patterns (along with many others in this trunk show.)
6. When it comes to colors, there are no 'rules'. Leslie shared the experience of learning to quilt from a master teacher who told her that the quilt she was working on needed more yellow. But she didn't want yellow in the quilt. So when she teaches, she never comments on color or fabric choices. Color is an expression of our own tastes and personality. Don't feel beholden to some color-rule-book. Use what speaks to you and what you love.
You can see more about Leslie's trunk show at Calli's blog as well. Thanks again to Amber for hosting. I was inspired all over again by Leslie's amazing talent, quilts and by her love of this art form. Made me want to go home and lock myself in my basement for a week just start playing with color and fabric.


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Patrick Sharp was drafted by the Flyers and made his NHL debut with the team for 3 games during the 2002-03 season. He spent all of the next campaign in the City of Brotherly Love, but during December 2005, Philadelphia shipped Sharp to Chicago. "I understood the situation," Sharp said. "They were a first-place team, pushing for a championship. It was tough to break into that lineup. I was thankful for the Flyers trading me to a great place that gave me the chance to play. Chicago was a team that was developing in all areas, and they gave me the opportunity to play in all situations."
Sharp had a dream post-season, too, matching 11 goals with 11 assists in 22 games. When the Stanley Cup was handed to him by Marian Hossa, there was a deep satisfaction. A childhood dream had been realized, and realized against the team that had let him go.
A limo-bus greeted the Stanley Cup at the airport that morning, and started a whirlwind tour around the city, set up by his pal Tony who did an awesome job of constructing a thoroughly entertaining day in which Patrick could share the Cup with large numbers of people. "Makes it tough knowing you're only going to have it for one day," Sharp said. "You want to make sure everyone gets to see it, but also for your friends and family."
Sharp then took the Cup over to the Boys and Girls Club of Thunder Bay, an amazing organization that has enriched the lives of kids in Thunder Bay for a century. The kids were fascinated, looking at the names etched on the Cup. "Here's Crosby," shouted one boy excitedly. They wanted to know where Patrick's name was, but that won't be added until September.
Along the McIntyre River sits George Burke Park, which is a baseball diamond surrounded by 100 acres of magnificent parkland. As Patrick approached the backstop, the game underway came to a quick halt. "The Stanley Cup!" hollered one, and both teams bolted from their benches to see Patrick and the prize. Sharp was even wearing his Port Arthur Nationals uniform, the one he wore when he played ball there as a kid.
A series of scenic shots with the Stanley Cup followed. From the north-west section of the city, one can peer out and see the land formation that resembles a sleeping giant. An Ojibway legend calls the Sleeping Giant 'nanabijou,' and tells the tale of a giant who was turned to stone, lying with his arms folded across his chest, when he revealed the secret location of a silver mine to the 'white man.'
We all have heroes, and Patrick wanted to share the Stanley Cup that was the realization of his dreams with someone else who had a dream. He took the Stanley Cup to the statue of Terry Fox that sits just outside the city limits on a stretch of the TranCanada Highway that overlooks the harbour. Patrick set the Cup down beside the eight-foot statue and began to read the prose carved into the granite base.
Duly humbled, Sharp took the Cup to his parents' home on Lake Superior. His Dad, Ian, and mother, Ruth Ann, as well as his brother Chris, were waiting there for him.
That evening, Patrick visited Marina Park where the Thunder Bay Blues Festival was in the second day of a three-day extravaganza. He went backstage to visit the evening's headliners, Blues Traveller. The Princeton, New Jersey band, best known for their smash, 'Run-Around,' features the charismatic John Popper on vocals and harmonica. The band was thrilled to see the Cup, and asked if they could get pictures with it. Patrick was only too pleased to oblige.
The night ended with one final stop at Tony and Adam's, who bill themselves as 'your neighbourhood bistro.'
It had been a packed day, and Patrick Sharp had accomplished what he had set out to do to share his team's victory with as many people from his hometown as he could, thanking them for their unconditional support through the years.
The summer of 2010 will be one Patrick will never forget a Stanley Cup celebration and a wedding, both within weeks of each other! Congratulations Patrick and Abby, on both accounts!
Make sure you're back here on Tuesday so you can find out how the Hawks' captain enjoyed his day with the Cup!
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Kevin Shea is the Editor of Publications and Online Features for the Hockey Hall of Fame.
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Sometimes I ask myself if there's more to this blogging thing than being addicted to traffic.
You start a blog, or a YouTube channel, create a podcast, whatever your passion may be. You put some content out there, and a few people stop by and compliment your work.
That's when the madness starts.
You start to go online for traffic strategies, going to webinars instead of movies, and even studying blogs like the Art of Blogging. Hehehe.
But you know what?
I feel you. And because I went through this myself, I am going to share a few strategies with you.
9. Buy ads
This is not the best strategy, but it dies work. Some folks even make money from buying ads.
But it's pricey. These days, most keywords cost more than one dollar per click, which makes doing this for long unsustainable.
8. The Social Network
Here's how people screw social media up: by thinking that having a presence on every single platform ever invented is smart.
Well… problem is, you'll spread yourself too thin. The only folks who ca maintain such presence have entire teams dedicated to this.
But for you and I, the smarter strategy is picking just one social network and putting in the time and energy to really do it right. You can focus on others later.
7. Take advantage of other mediums
In a similar vein, a lot of content creators think they need to have a blog, podcast, YouTube channel, book, everything.
In the beginning, it's a mistake, because once again, you're spreading yourself too thin. However, once your audience is established in one medium, expanding into others becomes a much smarter strategy. Here's why:
Audiences don't overlap as much as you'd think: folks who read blogs about marketing and those who listen to podcasts about marketing are two relatively distinct audiences. So, by expanding into other media, you can instantly increase your reach.
6. Get linked to
Most bloggers get it wrong when it comes to SEO.
The most important factor when it comes to pleasing Google is getting linked by trusted sources, by other blogs and websites that have a lot more traffic than you do.
How do you do that?
Simple: create amazing content.
Not just amazing, but so amazing that influential people can't help talking about it.
Get that part right and the rest of SEO is much easier.
5. Guest blogging
Granted, guest blogging isn't easy. Yeah, the long-term results of are great, but the bitter truth is that most bloggers don't have the skills required to land a spot on the biggest blogs in the world. They can with practice, but some of the other strategies here are easier to implement.
Such as …
4. Interviewing others from your niche
What? How does interviewing a bunch of other bloggers get you traffic?
Well, here's a little secret: even though interviews aren't the greatest content, they are brilliant for connecting with influential people. Be respectful of their time, and ask insightful questions, and you might be surprised about how long they remember you.
Give it a try. This is one of the easiest traffic strategies to implement, and it's amazing how many connections it can create for your time.
3. Building a newsletter
What's the easiest way to get more traffic?
Let your current subscribers know that you posted some new content. Building an e-mail list is crucial and should be more of a priority than just getting traffic. So, put up an email subscription box your site ASAP, preferably with a nice incentive to make joining your list irresistible.
2. Writing a list post
List posts are everywhere, and here's why:
They get jaw-dropping amounts of traffic.
I mean, my most popular blog posts, on all my blogs, are list posts of some sorts.
You'd think the Internet would get sick and tired of list posts, but it's just not so.
Don't believe me?
Write a post about 10 (or even 50) ways to do something your audience might like. I'm betting it'll be the most popular post in the history of your blog.
1. Spending time to craft the perfect headline
If you could multiply your traffic tenfold in five minutes, would you do it?
No-brainer, right? Well, then don't make the mistake of thinking your headlines don't matter. Getting better at writing headlines is the fastest and easiest way to take your blog to the damn stratosphere.
Nothing else even comes close.
And yes, it applies to every type of content. I don't care if you're running a YouTube channel, a podcast, or publishing comic books; your headline is more important than the rest of the content, combined.
Now it's the time that you pick whichever strategy best suits your needs, and do it. And do it. And do it some more.
Because all of the time I spent writing this post will be for nothing if you never use the strategies. Doing something, anything is a must.
Of course, nobody wants to hear that.
But you know it's true.


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'Tis the Season when a middle-aged woman's fancy turns to thoughts of Christmas.
But before then, there is… Thanksgiving! yes, of course I know we don't do Turkey Day in the
. But as well as being thankful for all the blessings we have, which we always should, Thanksgiving gives us something else (aside from three back-to-back NFL games on TV, making my husband a very happy camper) … UK
An excuse to roast a turkey!
I'm looking forward to Christmas, notwithstanding the fiasco of last year, all three of us down with some vile, unspecified 'lurgi'…. mine was doubtless brought on by my Dickensian struggle through snow and ice, back from the fishmonger's on Christmas Eve, sweating like a pig despite the -20C temps during the coldest winter we've had for many years, with a giant capon in a box on my shoulder.
The capon was ordered because my mother-in-law, who will be our only guest, hates turkey. In an attempt to get round this and still get our fix, we ate out on Christmas for a few years at supposedly classy restaurants; Tom and I chowing down unhappily on slices cut from a 'log' purporting to be made of turkey, in a pool of congealing brown gravy made from the finest plastic catering-sized keg, along with soggy roast spuds and sprouts deliberately microwaved to shrivelled bitterness by an aggrieved chef whom I'd annoyed by asking him not to put butter on anything. Eventually, our souls cried out 'enough!'
Ah yes, it was the whole works… opening presents at four in the morning… the smell of linseed oil to this day reminds me of the mandatory oil painting-by-numbers set I would find in my stocking. I would help to prepare the meal during the morning (I was the lowly menial who peeled spuds, prepped sprouts, stirred the soup, set the table, etc. We finally sat down just in time to eat as the Queen's speech began. Then I would spend the afternoon washing the dishes while my parents napped. I loved it being alone in the kitchen sneaking the odd extra spoonful of trifle out of the fridge as I washed and dried. Then it would be an evening of TV, the highlight of which would be the Morecambe and Wise Christmas special. You can't buy memories like that.
So what do we have to be thankful for? We are a middle-aged couple with a collective age of 111, living in an 106 year-old tenement flat, now described by estate agents (realtors) as 'an ideal starter flat' (i.e. tiny). We have had ill health on and off for a few years now. Two of our ancient plaster ceilings have caved in within two years, resulting in many months of dirt and struggle and inconvenience and haggling with the insurance people; a massively heavy kitchen cabinet fell off the wall without warning, causing unbelievable damage. My illustration business has all but gone down the pan. We now only know one set of neighbours out of the eight in our 'close' (apartment building), all the rest being very young tenants of absentee landlords. They're pleasant enough, but there's no sense of community. And we now have rats in our back yard. You could say the past few years have been a bit of a turkey.
And yet, in all three cases of things caving in or falling, I had been in the respective disaster areas just a little while previously, and I escaped injury or worse.The one set of neighbours we do know are good folks, very much on our wavelength, more like friends, with an adorable three-year old who has adopted us as 'TomanSusan'. I don't work so much now, but I get more time to look after the house and the hubby, which to tell the truth I rather like; and Tom has a brand new metal hip, which we thought would never happen but eventually did, giving him freedom from pain and new-found mobility (not that you'd ever know, couch potato that he is).
So we count our blessings, which at the time of writing include our small turkey, defrosting merrily in the fridge. I will potter happily in the kitchen and Tom will soak up the sports, as will I when the dinner's all done (although with American football I have only the most rudimentary idea of what's going on).
If you do celebrate Turkey Day, have a smashing time and don't work so hard that you forget to enjoy it.
one 9-10 lb. turkey
1 tbsp. vegetable oil
the turkey neck and giblets, cut up small
4 oz. unsmoked Pancetta, finely chopped (ordinary bacon will do too)
a mixture of finely-chopped vegetables – onion, leek, celery, carrot, swede (rutabaga)
10 black peppercorns
2 bay leaves
3 pts. water
juice of ½ lemon
4 rashers unsmoked streaky bacon
50 g. butter
1 tsp. salt
2 tsp. dried sage
1 tsp. onion powder
rashers of streaky bacon (you will need about three 250g. packs)
1½ tsps. cornflour (cornstarch)
a little redcurrant or cranberry jelly
Wash the turkey and remove the giblets, and dry thoroughly. Cover with cling-film and put back in the fridge.
In a large skillet or sauté pan, heat the oil. Add the turkey neck and giblets, the Pancetta, the vegetables, peppercorns and bay leaves. Cook very gently for about 20 minutes. Add the hot water, and simmer for about an hour. Top up with a little more water if it gets to looking dry.
Just before the end of this time, take the turkey out of the fridge – this is about ¾-1 hour before the start of cooking time.
Strain the stock, remove any excess fat from the surface, and set aside.
In a roasting pan with a rack set in it, pour 1 pt. of the giblet stock and the lemon juice.
Under the skin of each side of the turkey breast, thread 2 rashers of unsmoked streaky bacon. Preheat the oven to 400F/200C/Gas Mark 6 and place the oven shelf in a position where the turkey's centre will be smack-bang in the centre of the oven.
In a small pan over a low heat, gently melt the butter, and add the salt, the dried sage and the onion powder. Let the mixture cool a little so it is still liquid but not hot. Brush the bird with this mixture, including inside the wings. Re-fold the wings. On the breast, lay rashers of streaky bacon in a lattice pattern (you will need three 250g. packs).
Lay more bacon on the legs and wings. Place the turkey breast-up on the rack over the stock in the roasting pan. Place a meat thermometer in between leg and body, not touching the bones. Rub some butter on a large piece of aluminium foil and cover the bird with it.
Calculate the roasting time as 20 minutes per pound, plus an extra 20 minutes. A 10 lb. turkey should take about 220 minutes.(3 hrs. 40 minutes). Place the tin in the oven.
Baste the meat three or four times during cooking. Inject some of the basting liquid under the skin of the breast.
Top up the tin with a little more stock if necessary. When the bird is ready, the meat thermometer should register at least 75°C. 'Rest' the bird for 30 minutes before carving. Pour the stock out of the tin into a saucepan, and remove any excess fat.
In a small bowl, mix together the cornflour and the water. Add this 'slurry' to the gravy and stir until thickened, or alternatively use a little 'packet' turkey gravy. Add a little redcurrant or cranberry jelly, if liked.
Happy Thanksgiving!


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Conference Will Focus on Green Development Techniques
Release Date: 11/14/2008
Contact Information: Dave Deegan, 617-918-1017
(Boston, Mass. – Nov. 14, 2008) - National experts will convene in Concord, N.H. early next month to present the latest innovations on low impact development methods – methods for developing land in ways that allow stormwater to be retained, infiltrated, or reused on site. The conference will be held on Dec. 3-4 at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord, and is open to the public.
Use of low impact development practices such as pervious pavements, rain gardens, and green roofs has increased dramatically in the last decade around the country. These techniques can save developers substantial amounts of money while also helping to protect rivers, lakes and drinking water resources. Savings are generally due to reduced costs for site grading and preparation, stormwater infrastructure, site paving, and landscaping. A new national EPA study found that development projects that include these practices often achieve significant cost savings.
"EPA has looked carefully at low impact development, and it's remarkable that the vast majority of projects are able to save between 15 and 80 percent – while making choices that were better for the environment," said Robert Varney, regional administrator of EPA's New England office. EPA is a co-sponsor of the conference.
Some low impact development practices such as pervious pavement (that allows water to percolate through the pavement into a filter layer below) have been used successfully at a number of sites in New England, including at hospitals in New London, N.H. and York, Maine, a shopping center in Amherst, N.H., and at a new park & ride lot in Randolph, Vermont.
"Low impact development is a way for developers and builders to achieve a competitive edge in the current market, while helping the environment at the same time" said Glynn Rountree, an environmental policy analyst with the National Home Builders Association who will be speaking at the conference.
Some developers and engineers in northern New England have been hesitant to use these techniques for fear they may not work well in cold climates. This topic is one that will be given significant attention at the conference.
The University of New Hampshire Stormwater Center has been evaluating the effectiveness of a variety of stormwater practices at a specially designed field site in Durham for the last five years. "Our findings are indicating that developers and engineers are missing a real opportunity here" said Dr. Robert Roseen, director of the Stormwater Center. "We are finding that many of the low impact development practices are actually out-performing the conventional systems on a consistent basis, even in the middle of the winter."
In addition to presentations on the latest research findings, the conference will include a tour of the UNH Stormwater Center, workshops on low impact development design, case studies of successful low impact development projects in northern New England, and a vendor fair featuring low impact development technologies and services. The conference is scheduled for December 3rd and 4th at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord, and registration is open to the public.
More information: Conference information (http://epa.gov/ne/cal/index.html#120304) or (http://fbenvironmental.com/lid.html).
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