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Handgun Waiting Periods Reduce Gun Deaths
Keywords: gun policy; gun violence; waiting period; injury prevention; Policy; Safety; Governing Rules, Regulations, and Reforms; United States;
Citation:Luca, Michael, Deepak Malhotra, and Christopher Poliquin. "Handgun Waiting Periods Reduce Gun Deaths." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 114, no. 46 (November 14, 2017). View Details


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ZANELLO, Valeska. The love (and the woman): a (im)possible conversation between Clarice Lispector and Sartre.Translated byRegina Camargo. Estud. fem. [online]. 2008, vol.4Selected edition, pp. 0-0. ISSN 0104-026X.
The present work analyses Clarice Lispector's story "The Love", starting from the following categories pointed by Sartre in Being and the Anything: to see and to be seen, functionality and love. Starting from the experience elaborated by Clarice in her text, in which Ana - a housewife, always busy serving her family ("pure functionality") - , in one of her goings and comings to and from the city, comes across a blind man chewing a chewing gum. But a blind man has an eye that doesn't see, it is an eye without function. It is this experience that opens to Ana the dimension of love, in a very specific sense (which points out to the gender relationships), and for which the phenomenological Sartre's description seems to us somewhat limited.
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3rd man arrested in woman's fatal shooting
A third man has been arrested in a fatal shooting after a drug deal, Harris County officials said.
Antwoine Smith, 20, was booked into the Harris County jail early Monday morning, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
Smith is charged with capital murder in the death of Cinthia Cruz-Alcantara. The woman was shot to death about 12:25 p.m. Wednesday at an apartment complex in the 6400 block of York Meadows.
The woman was not part of a drug deal, officials said, and had come out of a bathroom when three men were robbing a man. That man was shot and wounded.
He lived at the apartment, along with two of the men charged in the death.
Deputies previously arrested Andre Smith, 21, of Houston, and 20-year-old Bryan Shackerford of Katy. They also are charged with capital murder.
The wounded man said the three charged are "blood brothers" from Chicago, according to a criminal complaint. The wounded man said he regularly conducted drug deals with all of them.
At the hospital, the injured man told deputies the men robbed the drugs, including marijuana and cocaine, before shooting and running.
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Dec. 30--The man accused of killing a father in Madera on Christmas Day was arrested on Friday, according to Madera police.
Anthony Barnett, 50, was found at the Veterans Affairs Central California Health Care System hospital in central Fresno. It's unclear when he showed up at that location, but police there held Barnett while Madera police were notified and arrived to arrest him, according to information provided on Facebook by the department.
Barnett is accused of shooting and killing Estevanico Goldsmith, 45, who lives in Vallejo and worked in Eureka. Police said he had taken two days off work to visit his daughter in Madera for her 11th birthday, which was to be celebrated on Christmas Day. The day before, police said, Goldsmith dropped his two adult sons off at a family member's home before going to a friend's house on Clinton Street in Madera. Police found him dead with gunshot wounds about 4:30 a.m. Christmas morning.
Police said the shooting happened during a domino game. They said a fight broke out in the backyard of a home and several people intervened to break it up. Barnett then went to his car to get a gun and returned to allegedly shoot at Goldsmith multiple times, killing him.
According to police, Barnett has two previous convictions of carrying a loaded gun in public from 1996 and 2001 and was banned from carrying a gun. After the Christmas Day killing, Madera police issued a statewide alert asking law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout for Barnett. Earlier in the week, Madera Police Cmdr. Giachino Chiaramonte said Barnett was wanted on a $1 million warrant related to Goldsmith's murder.
Barnett is an Army veteran and he previously has worked for the U.S. Postal Service in Madera. Police had also searched his apartment and vehicle, where they found guns and ammunition. It was unclear if the weapon used in the shooting was found by police Friday.
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Zimbabwe launches ground-breaking national girls' education strategic plan
HARARE, 18 October 2006 The United Nations in collaboration with the government and civil society launched a ground-breaking National Girls Education Strategic Plan to increase Zimbabwes likelihood of achieving universal primary education and ensuring girls stay in school.
The National Girls Education Strategic Plan is Zimbabwes first-ever strategic document on girls education. It spells out how to provide quality basic education while keeping girls, orphans and vulnerable children in school, in the face of economic hardships and challenges particularly in the context of HIV/AIDS.
Current statistics show that girls are the first to drop out of school during social and economic crisis. This is a social and economic mistake.
Girls education, especially up to secondary level, yields significant benefits for households and nations in general, said UNICEFs Head of Education in Zimbabwe, Cecilia Baldeh. Educated girls can protect themselves from HIV and AIDS, they can contribute to reduce infant and maternal mortality rates, and they can foster economic growth. As the World Bank has noted, educating girls yields a higher rate of return than almost any other investment available in the developing world.
Zimbabwe has achieved gender parity in primary enrolment, and has a 2 per cent gap in secondary completion nationally, however Zimbabwe has unacceptably wide gender disparities within districts. The nine districts with gender gaps against girls of 5 per cent or more, in relation to secondary school drop out rates are: Umguza (25per cent difference between boys and girls), Bubi (20per cent), Bullilima and Mangwe (18per cent), Mudzi (13per cent), Buhera (8per cent) Rushinga (5per cent), and Mt. Darwin (5per cent). The ninth district is Mazowe, where the disparity of 10per cent is against boys, who work in orange plantations. The National Plan seeks to redress all gender imbalances
Thus, the National Girls Education Strategic Plan seeks to ensure that that every child is able to enroll, complete and realize their full potential in education. The plan also aims to address emerging HIV/AIDS-related and cultural challenges (such as forced early marriage, abuse and economic exploitation) which particularly harm girls.
The Ministry of Education, Sport and Culture is currently working with UN agencies such as UNESCO and UNICEF, together with NGOs to improve the equity and quality of education for Zimbabwes children.
To be implemented until 2010, the Plan will utilize community, public and private sector partnerships to mobilize resources for the education of every vulnerable child, most especially girls. Resources will be mobilized locally and internationally. Already the European Commission, the Government of Japan, Swedish SIDA, and the UKs Department for International Development and the Government of New Zealand (both through the NAP for OVC) have provided much needed support.
Between 2005 and 2006 the UN has spent more than US$2million supporting girls' education. Key activities include:
Review of the basic education policies
Establishing Girl Empowerment Clubs (GEM) clubs across Zimbabwe
Providing primary education scholarships
Providing a gender, life skills and counselling training programme for teachers
Training of SDC in the co-management of schools
Strengthening of national EMIS data systems to ensure access to disaggregated data
Classroom construction/rehabilitation and procurement of textbooks
Educational campaigns to track and re-enrol children out of school
The National Girls Education Strategic Plan is the product of more than a years work and consultation. It compliments existing efforts such as the United Nations Girls' Education Initiative (UNGEI) and the United Nations Secretary General initiative on women and girls and HIV. Nevertheless, in many ways its success depends on ever-greater investment. The potential results are priceless.
Knowledge is power, said UNICEFs Ms Baldeh. Power to make personal decisions and choices to pursue a profession, to protect ones children, to become self-reliant and to become an active, productive member of society. This is what we must ensure for the girls of this country.
About UNICEF
For 60 years UNICEF has been the worlds leader for children, working on the ground in 156 countries and territories to help children survive and thrive, from early childhood through adolescence. The worlds largest provider of vaccines for developing countries, UNICEF supports child health and nutrition, good water and sanitation, quality basic education for all boys and girls, and the protection of children from violence, exploitation, and AIDS. UNICEF is funded entirely by the voluntary contributions of individuals, businesses, foundations and governments.
For further information, please contact:
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Long ago, they were used to watching their season vaporize against the Edmonton Oilers.
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Comprehensive Automation for Specialty Crops (CASC) is a matching grant program funded by the USDA Specialty Crop Research Initiative and industry to develop comprehensive automation strategies and technologies for the specialty crop industry, with an initial focus on apples and nursery trees. We are a multi-disciplinary, multi-institutional group comprised of engineers, scientists, extension educators, growers, and industry representatives in universities, government labs, and companies spanning five states, representing some 70% of all US apple production.
CASC's partners include academic institutions (Carnegie Mellon University, Pennsylvania State University, Washington State University, Oregon State University, Purdue University, Virginia Tech), agricultural machinery companies (DBR Conveyor Concepts, Spensa Technologies, Vision Robotics, Toro, and Trimble), and a federal research laboratory (USDA Agricultural Research Service).
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- To develop systems to automatically detect plant stress and disease and insect infestations; systems to inventory nursery trees (including caliper information) and crop load; and to integrate this data into information management databases that allow growers to quickly and efficiently assess fruit, tree, and farm conditions.
- To accelerate technology adoption by determining the return on investment of the technologies developed and the barriers to adoption.
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Ravioli, tortellini, spaghetti, penne: Pasta takes many shapes and sizes. Do you have a favorite?
Sometimes, I'll see a type of pasta or sauce on a menu (written in Italian) and wonder, "What is that?"
Below I've decoded a few of the mysterious pasta shapes or sauces you've seen before but have been afraid to ask.
Agnolotti: These are half-moon shaped pasta that look like ravioli. They come from the Piedmont region of Italy and can be filled with cheese or meat.
Bolognese: This tomato based sauce is made with ground meat and pancetta. It has a soffritto base made with celery, carrots and onions that are cooked in olive oil or butter.
Bucatini: Long and thin like spaghetti, bucatini look like straws made out of pasta. This pasta is usually served in Rome "alla amatriciana." This simple sauce is made with pork, tomato and pecorino cheese.
Cannelloni: Often confused with manicotti, cannelloni are pre-formed tubes that are stuffed with a meat or cheese filling, topped with sauce, and then baked.
Carbonara: This delicious and decadent cream based sauce is usually made with pancetta, cheese, eggs and pork. It's often tossed with spaghetti, rigatoni or bucatini.
Genovese: What we know as pesto sauce, genovese type sauces are not cooked. Typically made with basil, garlic, olive oi and pine nuts, many chefs have been substituting nuts or herbs to create different variations.
Pastina: Meaning "little pasta," pastina is the smallest pasta form made. It is shaped as tiny little stars and is often used in soups.
Puttanesca: This southern italian sauce is a spicy and salty dish made with olives, capers, anchovies, chili peppers, tomatoes and garlic.
Ragu: A ragu is any meat-based sauce. A bolognese sauce is an example of a ragu.
Tagliatelle: Commonly served with Bolognese sauce, tagliatelle are a much longer and wider version of fettuccine.
Celebrate National Pasta Day with your favorite bowl of pasta. Try Mario Batali's recipe for Spaghetti Alla Carbonara.


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6 Summer Safety Tips For Your Dog That You Probably Don't Think About
Summer is a fun time for you and your pet, but it also brings its share of dangers. Exposing your dog to excessive sun and heat can lead to sunburned skin or worse. Protect your best friend's well-being with these season-savvy tips.
Sun Safeguard
Strange though it may seem, dogs can get sunburn and even skin cancer. Particularly susceptible are canines with short hair; pink noses; or fur loss due to illness, hormonal fluctuations or allergy. The lightly furred inguinal area on the belly is extremely vulnerable. Keep your pet out of strong sunlight as much as possible and use sunscreen especially made for dogs. Be very careful with a dog that normally lives outside – even though your yard may be shady when you leave for work in the morning, it might become blistering hot as the sun's direction changes. If despite your precautions, your BFF does get burnt, cool the skin with a lukewarm bath; then apply natural neem oil. Caution: never use zinc oxide on a dog, as it is toxic to canines.
Cool Exercise
Walking, running and general outdoor romps with your pet are all part of the pleasure of owning a dog. Steamy summer days mean that you and Fido will have to modify your workout routine, though. Overexertion in the heat can lead to heat exhaustion or heatstroke for your four-legged friend. Schedule long walks for breezier early morning or evening hours. Alternatively, use outdoor time for short bathroom breaks, followed up with more active exercise indoors where it's cooler. Or take your pup for a swim – under your careful supervision. Learn to read doggy signals in the heat; refusal to move or lying down on the ground mean that he or she has had enough for the time being.
Paw Protection
When you do go for walks, try to make sure your dog has grass or dirt underfoot if possible. Protect tender paws from hot asphalt or sand with lightweight dog booties or one of the barrier creams for year-round use that are made from food grade wax. (Make sure any ointment or other topical treatment is edible, because chances are your dog will lick it.) Some owners actually put their pooch into a dog stroller until they arrive at the park or other cool destination.
Wherever you're headed, bring along plenty of water for Rover as well as yourself. Make sure the water comes in a comfortable container for your pet to sip small amounts of water from. Don't allow your pet to gulp, as this may cause vomiting. Use a tip-proof drinking bowl in the car. In the yard, leave out a full water dish but change it regularly to prevent mosquito infestation; you can give the old water to your plants. A gravity fed water bowl is another excellent solution.
Cool Equipment
There are a number of accessories to help your pal beat the heat. A cooling collar, bandanna, vest or coat just needs a short spell in the freezer or a cold water soak to keep your dog comfortable for several hours. Indoors, your buddy may find your tile floor cool to lie down on, but a little hard; a soft cooling bed will take care of that problem. A small fan can be helpful if you crate your pet.
Special Precautions
Never leave your dog in a parked car without the air conditioning running on a hot – or warm – day. Even with the window open, your vehicle's interior temperature can rise to a dangerous level.
While a short haircut might look like a good idea in the summer, your animal's fur actually serves as insulation against the heat. Brushing is advisable, though, to remove the results of winter shedding and improve air circulation.
During a heat wave, ask a trusted neighbor or two to check on the dog while you are out. This is extra-important if your area is subject to frequent summer power failures … meaning no air conditioning for several hours.
By Laura Firszt, Networx.


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Sunday, January 16, 2011
Leaving Rio and finding an eerie picture of Brisbane...
Pieces of Rio
It was dark when I arrived at the Academia da Praia, and it was raining. I waited for a while hoping for the rain to ease and for a couple of brazilian riders to show up and take me on a ride around Barra da Tijuca. Neither of the two came about so I rode towards the beach and jumped on the bikepath for the trip home. Yeah, I was starting to feel like I was home.
Along the coast and unexpectedly, the clouds started to break up and the sun revealed itself, in a genuine attempt to give the Cariocas another warm and sunny Thursday at the beach.
The Thursday turned out overcast, the cariocas didn't mind. New Year's evening was near and they had to give their tan a final touch... The beach was packed. And NY eve? The beach was also packed!
Rio had become an even more colourful place than I remembered. Not just the ocean, the beaches, the street markets... but the shopping malls, the food, and now the walls of the city as well. Everywhere, we saw work by graffiti artists. Some good, some very good as Toby pointed out.
We were amazed by everything we saw and experienced during our stay in Rio. A walk in the Floresta da Tijuca gave us the chance to appreciate the immensity of one of the world's largest cities and beauty of the world's largest urban forest, astonishing views and refreshing water features.
It wasn't just time at the beach, the rides and the forest, we enjoyed visiting Rio's business district and the harbour, and looking at some of the historic sites of this city.
And there was the time spent with our family and friends. This time was what this trip was about. But I will have trouble putting words on something that was so special for Toby and I.
Landing in Brisbane
Although the news of the floods in Queensland had reached us, we had a true shock when we learned of the full extension of the disaster and damages around the state.
Not much to say... time to give a hand.
Another calamity
Sadly, we left Rio exposed and poorly prepared for a similar natural disaster. The town that I wished to visit by bike, Teresopolis, was bombarded with a month's worth of rain in less than 24 hours. The result... hundreds of deaths.
And cycling... not just yet.
Posted by AMR at 11:39 PM
4 comments:
- Dee said...
Thank you for sharing your amazing trip. So special for you and your son, but such tragedy after you left. What happened in Brisbane is nothing in comparison. We need to think carefully about where we direct aid.
- January 18, 2011 at 8:47 PM
- AMR said...
Thank you for you comment, Dee.
They are heartbreaking incidents, and you're right, how should we help these people?
Check this out:
- January 18, 2011 at 9:27 PM
Amamos você aqui!!!!
- March 3, 2011 at 10:30 AM
- White Glove Unpacking said...
Rio is an amazing place. I hope I can visit that place just like you.
- November 9, 2011 at 12:00 PM
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38.004] (EE) module ABI major version (10) doesn't match the server's version (11)
[ 38.004] (II) UnloadModule: "vesa"
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[ 38.005] compiled for 1.10.2, module version = 0.4.2
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[ 38.005] (EE) module ABI major version (10) doesn't match the server's version (11)
[ 38.005] (II) UnloadModule: "fbdev"
[ 38.005] (II) Unloading fbdev
[ 38.005] (EE) Failed to load module "fbdev" (module requirement mismatch, 0)
[ 38.005] (II) intel: Driver for Intel Integrated Graphics Chipsets: i810,
i810-dc100, i810e, i815, i830M, 845G, 854, 852GM/855GM, 865G, 915G,
E7221 (i915), 915GM, 945G, 945GM, 945GME, Pineview GM, Pineview G,
4 Series, G45/G43, Q45/Q43, G41, B43, B43, Clarkdale, Arrandale,
Sandybridge Desktop (GT1), Sandybridge Desktop (GT2),
Sandybridge Desktop (GT2+), Sandybridge Mobile (GT1),
Sandybridge Mobile (GT2), Sandybridge Mobile (GT2+),
Sandybridge Server, Ivybridge Mobile (GT1), Ivybridge Mobile (GT2),
Ivybridge Desktop (GT1), Ivybridge Desktop (GT2), Ivybridge Server
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Now the time to rebuild the X11 drivers ,because I got new X server to match with it.Did it like this :
bhaskar@GentooLinux_15:11:04_Tue Jan 03:~> sudo emerge -1 $(qlist -IC x11-drivers)
That is numeric one to the emerge flag...means oneshot..means not put an entry in world file...
Once it finish I reboot the machine and voila...the X display come back!!
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Human Rights Watch Deputy Program Director Babatunde Olugboji on the prospects for a free and fair election. Photo: Associated Press
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MEXICO CITY -- Mexican officials say they have broken up a bizarre cult that allegedly ran a sex-slavery ring among its followers on the U.S. border.
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On Sept. 1, the fast-food chain will introduce the French Fry Burger, a standard hamburger with four French fries inserted between the beef patty and the bun, the Associated Press reports.
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WORCESTER, Mass. - The WPI men's basketball team clinched its third consecutive outright New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Championship with an 81-46 victory over MIT at Harrington Auditorium on Saturday afternoon. MIT dropped its sixth consecutive game to fall to 12-12 and 3-8 in league play while WPI (18-5, 9-1 NEWMAC) is set to host the NEWMAC semifinals and finals on March 1 and 2 for the fifth straight year.
Junior Jerome Kirkland scored all 19 of his points in the first half to lead WPI in a dominating start. The host Engineers scored the first nine points of the game and kept the visitors off the scoreboard until Jimmy Bartolotta canned a jumper on MIT's first field goal attempt three minutes into the game. The Cardinal and Gray were plagued by six unforced turnovers in its first six possessions.
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Despite the fact that Bartolotta often looked fatigued as he continues to get back into game shape after missing two starts, the junior wing was the only player able to create his own shot against WPI's suffocating defensive pressure. Bartolotta scored 21 points to pace all scorers, but he also grabbed a game-high nine rebounds while adding four assists, two steals and a block to MIT's totals.
In addition to Kirkland, senior Jim Marois supplied WPI with 11 points and senior Ryan Bourque chipped in with 10 to lead the offensive attack while a staggering 18 players saw action against MIT.
MIT held a 35-30 advantage on the glass, but only shot 39.6% from the field and committed a season-high 33 turnovers. MIT was also unable to dial in from deep, shooting 2-of-14 from three-point range.


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The U.S. corn market appears to have reversed its downward price cycle, says George Shumaker, University of Georgia Extension economist. "The constellations are starting to align themselves, and the opportunity for higher prices may be forthcoming in 2001," predicted the economist, speaking at the Georgia Corn Short Course in Tifton.
The first piece of information that'll affect the market is how much corn will be planted this year, says Shumaker. "At this point in the year, the consensus is that the U.S. acreage will be lower this year. We're not sure exactly what our acreage will do in Georgia. Some people are talking about acreage increases. If that's the case, we might hold our own in terms of acreage," he says.
Increased fuel and nitrogen costs could be a negative in terms of expanding corn acreage in 2001, he adds. "Nationally, we could see acreage decline by about one and a half million acres. That would bring acreage in at about 78 million planted this year. Harvested acres typically are about 91.5 percent of planted acres, giving us a harvested acreage of about 71.5 million," says Shumaker.
Acreage downtrend
Over the last couple of years, a modest downtrend has developed for U.S. corn acreage, and that's price-positive for the market, he says. By lowering the acreage base, the supply hopefully also will decrease, he adds.
The next big piece to the market puzzle, notes Shumaker, is how yields will perform in 2001. Mother Nature, he says, has a way of overriding the best intentions.
"Over the past few years, yields have been above average, for the most part, across the United States. This past year, nationwide corn yields were excellent. If we follow the trendline of recent years, the 2001 average yield should come out at about 128 bushels per acre.
"This past year, our average harvested yield was 137 bushels per acre. If we do that well in 2001, our supply wouldn't decline nearly as much as we might want it to. But who knows how the weather will be this year?
"It has been five to six years since we had a major yield problem here in the United States. We typically don't go that many consecutive years without a weather event of significant magnitude to reduce national yields. At some point in time, we'll probably encounter such an event."
Multiplying 71.5 million acres times 128 bushels per acre would result in a 2001 corn crop of approximately 9.15 billion bushels, or about one-half billion bushels less than the 200 crop, says Shumaker.
Carry-in stocks, or the amount of corn carried over from the previous year, also must be entered into the market equation, he continues. "Going into harvest this fall, we'll be carrying in about 1.8 billion bushels. When we add that to the estimated 9.15-billion-bushel production, we get a total supply of just under 11 billion bushels. That would be a reduction of about 700 million bushels from what we had to dispose of this past year.
"So, on the supply side of the equation — at least early on — we have a price-positive factor of lower stocks. On the supply side, there's definitely some good news out there."
Positive trends also can be found on the demand side of the equation, says Shumaker. There has been a very strong uptrend in corn usage over the past several years, he says.
"A majority of that increase comes from domestic usage, and that's one area where we have more control and better opportunities to make accurate predictions."
Export market variability
Much of the variability in corn offtake comes from variability in the export markets, he explains. "The United States is a residual corn supplier around the world. When other countries have shortfalls or supplies that are not available, they come to the United States to meet those demands. So, it's more difficult to predict what'll happen with exports."
Reports from China indicate that the internal price for corn has been increased in that country in an effort to stimulate production, says Shumaker. China typically has been a corn importing country, he says, but now has become a corn exporter.
"They would compete with us for that Southeast Asian market, and that's an important part of our corn market. Every bushel of corn sold by one of our major competitors in the export markets potentially crowds out one of ours. If there's a cloud out there, it could be coming from China."
Looking in more detail at the demand side of the equation, Shumaker says feed use is the most important sector in the domestic market. Feed demand is measured, he adds, by "grain consuming animal units." This measurement, he says, is expected to rise by a little more than one percent this year.
"There's more and greater demand out there, and that's a good sign," he says. "In addition, there are positive signs from human consumption."
Higher fuel prices, notes Shumaker, cut both ways in their effect on the corn market. "Higher fuel prices raise our cost of production and they raise our cost of transportation, which affects marketing. But high fuel prices also contribute to the demand side of the equation.
"Increasing fuel prices make ethanol that much more competitive. We're likely to see substantial increases in ethanol production. That could contribute three to four cents to the price of corn this year. Whether that will be enough to offset the increase in production costs is yet to be seen."
If the market sees a half-billion bushel reduction in production and a modest increase in offtake, the result will be a drop in ending stocks, and that's always price-positive, says Shumaker.
"There's a major correlation in the direction of prices and the direction of ending stocks. We'd have to see a major increase in national yield and acreage to move this market in the other direction. Undoubtedly, we'll draw down stocks to some degree.
"When our ending stocks decline, as a percent of year's worth of use, we get price increases. If ending stocks finish somewhere around 1.1 to 1.2 billion bushels, that would reduce our ending stocks to about 11 percent of a year's worth of use."
This past year, U.S. corn producers saw an average price of $1.85 per bushel. "We could see prices this year averaging a basis of $2.30 to $2.40 per bushel. There are a lot of 'ifs' in this equation, but it could happen."
As growers begin to consider pricing decisions, they should consider in what direction the "prevailing winds" of the market are blowing, says Shumaker. One method is to look at the seasonal tendency of prices, he adds.
Textbook example
"After harvest and going into the storage season, we typically see prices rising. We usually reach a point at which they begin to decline. In five of the past six years, prices have behaved in this textbook fashion. If we have normal weather, we can expect normal seasonal price movements."
If a grower currently is holding corn, he must decide how much longer he should hold onto it, he notes. The market, he says, usually sees a peak in March.
"The market usually trends upward until we get that planting intentions report on March 31. If I'm holding corn, I might want to do something before that report is issued. Once the report comes out, prices may not continue rising, especially if the report confirms earlier beliefs about planting intentions.
"The next action in the market is likely to come around the end of June, when the Midwest crop begins to pollinate. I like to use the July 4 weekend as a cutoff point when the markets tend to head south. We want to price a portion of the crop by July 4."


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Be Careful What You Wish For: Now That Kenya's Been Pushed To Recognize IP, It's Starting To Protect More
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What's that going to mean in practice? Well, a Kenyan lawyer's discussion of the new section of the constitution suggests that this is not about creating incentives for greater creation or innovation. No, instead, it's about trying to put a price tag on anyone else building off of Kenyan culture:
This provision seeks to ensure that Kenyan communities are protected from exploitation and the loss of elements of their cultural heritage to the wider world. Examples of such loss include the patenting of the kiondo -- a hand-woven bag made from sisal with leather trimmings, originating in Kenya and mostly associated with the Kamba and Kikuyu communities -- by an unknown Japanese entity; and the attempted registration of the word 'kikoi' as a trademark by a company in the United Kingdom. A kikoi is a traditional cloth garment mainly found in East African countries such as Kenya and Tanzania and is used as a wrap by women.Really? So Kenya wants to patent a design of a traditional bag so that no other country can make it? That's not intellectual property, whose purpose is to create incentives for new creativity and innovation. It's blatant protectionism against foreign competition. And then taking control over a word used in a totally different country? Again, that has nothing to do with creativity or innovation. So, now that the western world has pushed Kenya to "recognize" intellectual property, rather than understanding the actual purpose of intellectual property, it seems to be embedding the concept into its constitution in a manner that has nothing, whatsoever, to do with encouraging innovation or creativity.


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#32 wrote:Yes, there's a huge difference when it comes to Fantasy NBA and actual playing. Shaq is still the league's most dominant player, so I'm taking him #1 for a franchise this year (though age will get him in 2 or 3 seasons), LeBron is clearly the best player in the league now (no question), Kobe's been scoring his ass off with Phil back (plus he's motivated), AI has upped his assists to a career high (while maintaining the league's scoring title), and KG is gonna bounce back (don't worry, he'll make the playoffs this year... or he'll commit suicide. Winning's THAT important to him). Hell, I'd even put Dirk ahead of Duncan at the #6 spot. The guy single handedly carried Dallas. If Amare was still healthy, Duncan'd get the 8th seed... but, with Stoudamire's knee injury, Tim slides in as the league's 7th best player at the moment. Every player I mentioned ahead of him will effect the outcome of the game more than he will (and, more importantly, their chances of winning).
Ok, let's play.
Duncan has won three rings, the Spurs weren't unable to win anything til he went there. And they had great teams, with D-Rob, George Gervin & others.
Shaq is not the same player he was. He's already lost a step. Still dominating, tho.
LeBron still has to make the playoffs and do anything other than posting great stats. Right now, he's Grant Hill Part Deux.
Kobe didn't make the playoffs since Shaq left.
KG, hasn't won anything, and he couldn't even make the playoffs last season.
Stoudemire only plays as well as his athletic ability allows him to. What I mean, it's a question mark which Amare will come back from this injury.
AI, I won't say anything about AI. I'm biased, as he's my fave (of nowadays players).
And Dirk D is worse than Dunleavy's. 'Nuff said.


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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Diasoft Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Diasoft Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Russia & C.I.S. View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message BrooksJoined: 16 Jan 2003Posts: 1369Location: Sagamihara Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2003 5:48 am Post subject: Diasoft hi, does anyone have any information about this company? It is called Diasoft, and they were looking for an EFL teacher. I think they are in Moscow. Brooks Back to top Kent F. KruhoefferJoined: 22 Jan 2003Posts: 2129Location: 中国 Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2003 6:53 am Post subject: 411 Hello Brooks: The full name of the company is Diasoft Financial Technologies. I don't have any specific knowledge regarding the EFL position you mentioned, but if you haven't seen these already, try the 3 links below: http://www.diasoftcorp.com/index.php http://www.diasoftcorp.com/company/22_10_2001.php http://old.diasoft.ru/english/news/news.asp Regards, KeNt PS: Brooks, please check your private message inbox; I found exactly what you're looking for. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Russia & C.I.S. All times are GMT Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Where to Begin----------------General DiscussionNewbie ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumOnline Teaching Forum Africa Forums----------------General Africa Forum Asia Forums----------------CambodiaChina (Job-related Posts Only)China (Off-Topic)Hong KongIndiaIndonesiaJapanMalaysiaPhilippinesSingaporeTaiwanThailandGeneral Asia ForumVietnam Caribbean Forums----------------General Caribbean Forum Europe Forums----------------Czech RepublicFranceGermanyGreeceItalyMacedonia and the BalkansPolandRomaniaRussia & C.I.S.SpainTurkeyUkraineUnited KingdomGeneral Europe Forum Latin America Forums----------------ArgentinaBrazilChileColombiaCosta RicaMexicoMexico (off-topic)PeruGeneral Latin America Forum The Middle East Forums----------------BahrainEgyptIsraelKuwaitOmanQatarSaudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesGeneral Middle East Forum North America Forums----------------General North America Forum Oceania----------------Australia/New Zealand You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group Teaching Jobs in China


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Preseason hype long forgotten for Jets and Bills, who close with mean-nothing game
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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. – The end of the season can't arrive soon enough for the New York Jets.
Tim Tebow's presence, a rash of injuries, lots of infighting and a whole lot of losses added up to a season to forget for the J-E-T-S.
On Sunday, it all comes to a close when the Jets (6-9) finish off their first losing season in five years against the also woeful Buffalo Bills (5-10).
The Bills, too, thought they were headed in the right direction by signing defensive end Mario Williams, only to fail to make the playoffs for the 13th straight year.
The AFC East rivals met in the season opener, with the Jets winning 48-28 on Sept. 9. It ends at snow-bound Orchard Park in a game that means little to either team.
"It seems like forever ago," Jets center Nick Mangold said of the opener. "I thought we had a pretty good team coming together. Unfortunately, our execution wasn't where it needed to be. And as a result, we're not in the playoffs."
For the Bills, the loss to the Jets foreshadowed the many problems — injuries, turnovers, sputtering offense and porous defense — that plagued them the rest of the year.
"We were hoping it was going to be an anomaly, that we'd put it behind us and move on," quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick said. "We won some games after that, kind of got on a little roll, I guess. But things have kind of gone downhill since."
The Bills have lost three straight and seven of nine. No matter the outcome Sunday, Buffalo's already guaranteed a last-place finish for a fifth consecutive year.
Fitzpatrick's future is uncertain as is coach Chan Gailey's because the Bills have shown no signs of progress since he took over three years ago. They're 15-32 and 3-13 against division rivals under Gailey.
In New York, much of the attention and blame has focused on a bumbling offense that's dragged down the team no matter who's at quarterback.
Coach Rex Ryan refused to describe the offseason addition of Tebow to run the Jets wildcat offense as a failure.
"Fail might be a real strong word," Ryan said. And yet, he'll acknowledge the offense hasn't "panned out" the way he had envisioned.
"You'd rather have your team have high expectations," Ryan said. "But unfortunately, we've had a season that's clearly not been up to our standards."
Tebow can certainly draw a crowd, as he did during training camp at Cortland, N.Y., and yet he's made more headlines than difference-making plays, and could be on his way out soon.
Mark Sanchez has lost whatever "Sanchize" luster he had left after losing the starting job following a comical, five-turnover outing in a 14-10 loss at Tennessee two weeks ago.
That left third-stringer Greg McElroy as Ryan's final option to close out the season. Those plans have now changed after McElroy, who turned the ball over twice and was sacked 11 times in a 27-17 loss at San Diego last week, complained of concussion-like symptoms Thursday.
That re-opens the door for Sanchez, who is back as the starter, in what could be the former first-round draft pick's chance at closure in what's been an up and down four-year career in New York.
Even Ryan couldn't help but find humor in the latest twist to the Jets QB quandary. Before announcing McElroy was out on Thursday, Ryan began by saying: "You're not going to believe this."
No one's laughing in Buffalo, especially Gailey, who was in no mood to entertain questions of what might be wrong with the Jets.
"Oh gosh, I have no idea," Gailey said. "There seems to be a lot going on there now. But we've got enough to handle here that I can't worry about their problems."
Buffalo is bracing for another offseason of changes. How many and how significant remains to be seen. Owner Ralph Wilson has been silent. CEO Russ Brandon said Gailey's future is general manager Buddy Nix's call. And Nix has stopped answering questions about Gailey's status since backing the coach last month.
The uncertainty and speculation has left Gailey with few defenders in the face of mounting criticism. Hardly a day has gone by over the past three weeks in which Gailey's not been asked about his job security.
"I wish we had won more so it wasn't an issue," said Gailey, who has at least one more year on his contract. "I'm trying to do the best I can every day."
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Did Universal Music Declare 50 Cent's Own Website Is A Pirate Site?
from the fact-checking dept
As you may know, yesterday, we wrote about Universal Music's involvement in putting together a list of "pirate" websites that ad giant GroupM would place on a big blacklist of sites. GroupM would use the blacklist to bar its ads from appearing on any listed site. We noticed many oddities on the list, including a bunch of websites that are considered the top of the top in the hip hop world when it comes to promoting new works. However, some in our comments noted an even odder site on the list: 50 Cent's own website: ThisIs50.com.
Now, there may be some confusion, because it appears that there are two different "official" 50 sites. However, one of them, 50Cent.com is owned and run by Universal Music. ThisIs50.com is 50's own site and is the one linked from his own Facebook page (which, in turn, is linked from his verified Twitter account). There seems to be little doubt that ThisIs50 is 50's own website. In fact, if you look at the Universal-run 50Cent.com, it very prominently links to ThisIs50:
But, honestly, since supporters of PROTECT IP and other such legislation keep claiming that it's so easy to figure out what is and what is not a "rogue site," can someone explain how Universal recording artist 50 Cent's own site gets on the list, which was apparently put together in part by Universal Music? I have a question in to folks at Universal Music, but once again, I doubt I'll hear back.


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The Chicago based VEIL OF MAYA have definitely taken the hard road to success grinding it
out on the road through countless tours over the years, but now that backbreaking schedule
is paying off tenfold. This quartet are one of the few very bands that can authentically mix
elements of progressive metal, melodic death metal, thrash and hardcore brutality together
effectively, all while keeping the listener constantly interested with baited breath wondering
just what is coming next. This is exactly why they will have a career for years to come.
With their third full-length album, Eclipse, they continued to blend Meshuggah-esque riffs,
shreddy solos and haunting melodies into a compelling package that garnered high acclaim
from fans and media alike. With his overflowing riff bank in hand, the group have continued to
churn out new material that has ultimately resulted in the new tracks featured on this muchanticipated
new EP release. The results are even more jagged and heterogenous with dizzying
guitar savagery, jazz chords and fragmented leads congealing in a swarm of blast beats.
VEIL OF MAYA are firing on all cylinders and remain one of the top artists within the genre
never adhering to any preconceived ideals further pushing the envelope with each new track
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I love the market. I love the buzz, the news, the predictions, the action. But, there are a few times during the year when I wish the market would just close and we could pay attention to what really matters.
This week was one of them, and I don't know about you, but the day after the Boston tragedy, I was hoping the market would take a day off. I wasn't in the mood to even look at stocks and I'll bet many others weren't, either.
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But, the market stayed open, and it pretty much took it on the chin. And while just a few weeks ago I was bullish, now I'd say "less so."
It's not dire yet – we probably need another week like this week – but any further drop below that uptrend line and the bears will be in control.
One stock that's always a good tell is IBM (NYSE:IBM). The stock got killed when its earnings came out and the situation is critical. Look out below if it drops much further because then it could see the mid $100s.
On a bright note, "Mom & Pop" stocks that pay a nice dividend are usually a good hiding place. I love (and own) Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ), and it continues to perform well. A nice play to keep some of your assets.


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Using the theme Lifelong Learners, the Pratt High School Scholarship Recognition Committee held their 39th annual banquet on Monday night at the Municipal Building.
Using the theme Lifelong Learners, the Pratt High School Scholarship Recognition Committee held their 39th annual banquet on Monday night at the Municipal Building.
The invocation was given by senior Corbyn Crump after which attendees enjoyed a meal catered by Yur Place (Hardtner). Entertainment was provided by the PHS clarinet quartet under the direction of Don Buhler and the Pratt High Singers under the direction of Brandon Wade.
Keynote speaker was Nick Krehbiel, PHS class of '97, who went on to earn a Ph.D. in history, and is a published author. Currently residing in Hutchinson, Krehbiel is the author of General Lewis B. Hershey and Conscientious Objection during World War II, available from major online retailers and from the University of Missouri Press.
Referring to the evening's theme of Lifelong Learners, Krehbiel stressed to the assembled scholars that they must be willing to continue to learn and grow and adapt throughout their lifetimes in order to succeed.
He also stressed that education is more than just information contained in books. Krehbiel said that the skills and values one develops while acquiring information is probably as important as the information itself. "An educated person is never satisfied, but is always curious to learn new things," he continued.
Using himself as an example, he illustrated how an educated person will be able to adapt to change in the future. When his job teaching in higher education fell victim to Great Recession budget cuts, Krehbiel said he was able to apply the skill set he had developed as a historian to learning his new job as Safety Director for Ag Services LLC.
Martha Wade of the Scholarship Recognition Committee and Steve Blankenship then students in each class who had maintained a 3.8 GPA throughout the year, and special recognition was given to seniors who had maintained at least a 3.7 throughout their high school careers.
To culminate the evening, the Class of 2013 valedictorians and salutatorian were announced. Valedictorians were Alexus Bishop, Samuel Eastes, Connor Reh and Emily Stryker. Jonathan Schotte was salutatorian.
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I apologize for re-inserting the Platform neutral link to the main page. If the Panorama Tools community thinks that there's no platform neutral "category" it's fine with me. I will then add a link to the Remallax project from both the Windows and Mac page.
Happy editing and community sharing!... Remallax :-)
there is no such thing as "platform neutral" software. categorizing software under "platform neutral" does not help user choose software for their platform nor does it help them choosing a platform based on the functionality offered. I will leave the entry until we discuss this out, but please discussion in the yahoo group or in direct emails as the wiki is very new and not many in the community have accessed it yet.
I think it's useful to add a "~~~~" to each comment of a discussion, which includes the author and a date. So others know who wrote what and when.
Smensch01 02:07, 4 Dec 2004 (EST)
What about software for more than one platform? Like C++/Qt software both for Windows XP/Mac OS X? And what about plugins? Do we need a "Photoshop platform"? And finally what about the difference between Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X? They are very different platforms. Please see the Wikipedia link about Mac OS history.
These question show me that the "categorization" into platforms is not optimal.
Why do I put "category" into double quotes? Mediawiki offers categorization of pages but we aren't using this feature. Please see Mediawiki Help:Category.
(By the way, interwiki linking doesn't work here. I used external links. I am trying to find out, what is missing....)


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Richard Hodges previews the Vancouver Canucks vs. Phoenix Coyotes March 21st matchup. Richard says before Shane Doan scored in the third period Thursday, the Phoenix Coyotes had gone 245 minutes and 32 seconds without a goal. They've also lost four straight in that span, dropping out of the playoffs for now. David Booth has a high ankle sprain. Zack Kassian has his back issues that make it tough to predict when he gets back in the line-up.
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Shortly after 9 p.m. on Tuesday, May 14, Grand Island Fire Co. rescue personnel responded to a two-car motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Baseline and Fix roads. The force of impact caused one vehicle to careen off the roadway and up against a utility pole.
Fire Capt. John Podlucky reports that one driver, 57-year-old Patrick Duggan of Grand Island, was treated by GIFC medics, stabilized, and transported to Kenmore Mercy Hospital as a precautionary measure. The other driver, a 17-year-old Grand Island resident, refused treatment. A 15-year-old passenger of Grand Island was treated for a head injury and transported to Erie County Medical Center for additional medical attention. Another 14-year-old passenger, also of Grand Island, sustained minor injuries and declined hospitalization.
All GIFC units returned to service by 10:16 p.m., while Erie County sheriff's deputies conducted an on scene investigation.


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|Brady Grayvold picked off a
Mary Hardin-Baylor pass on Saturday, giving him five picks in the
last three UW-Whitewater playoff games.
Photo by Joe Fusco, d3photography.com
This isn't a formula UW-Whitewater would like to continue or
anyone would want to copy, but the result is what counts. For the
second week in a row in the NCAA Division III playoffs UW-W fell
behind, then came back to win, this time with a 16-15 victory over
Mary Hardin-Baylor in a semifinal game in Belton, Texas, to advance
to the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl. UW-W (14-0) will meet the University
of Mount Union (14-0) in Salem, Va., Friday, Dec. 20 at 7:00
Mary-Hardin-Baylor took Whitewater's punt at their 32 to start their first possession. The Crusaders drove to the Whitewater 10, when a false start penalty put them back 5 and set up a third and nine. After gaining 2 yards on a rush Chad Peevey's 30-yard field goal gave UMHB a 3-0 lead with 6:57 left in the first quarter.
Whitewater's second drive ended at its 45 with a sack, and after a short punt into the wind UMHB took over at its own 43 yard line. UW-W made the stop, and got the ball back at their 12 after fair catching a punt. On Whitewater's first play a high snap went through the hands of Steve Morris who was back to receive the snap, and the ball went into the end zone where Baylor Mullins tackled Morris for the safety to put UMHB in front 5-0 with 2:47 left in the first quarter.
With UW-W kicking the ball away again, and into the wind, Mary Hardin Baylor had good field position again, their own 48. Facing second and eight at the Whitewater 20, Warhawk Brady Grayvold picked off Zach Anderson's pass at the 13, Grayvold's team best eighth interception, tying his for first place, with five others, in the UW-W record book.
The Warhawk offense got some traction after the exchange, moving from the 13 to the 45. On a first and 10 at the 45 the Crusaders' Andy McAtter forced a fumble that Michael Johnson recovered at the Whitewater 45.
Midway through the second quarter the Crusaders offense began at their 30. They pushed the ball, almost literally using eight runs on nine plays in the drive, ending with Elijah Hudson's twenty-seventh rushing touchdown of the season from ten yards out with 5:47 remaining in the half and UMHB in front 12-0. It was just the fifth rushing touchdown given up by UW-W this season. To this point Hudson had 79 yards rushing, more than UW-W had given up to any back in a game this season.
Whitewater's offense responded with its longest drive of the half. Starting at their 30, the Warhawks covered 70 yards in eight plays. Six plays were rushes, two passes. Facing a third and four at the Crusader 45, Matt Behrendt hit Jake Kumerow, the first catch of the day for Whitewater's leading receiver, and Kumerow took it down to the 15. Jordan Ratliffe ran the last three yards, and EricKindler's kick cut Mary Hardin-Baylor's lead to 12-7 with 2:05 on the clock.
After a defensive stop, Justin Howard's 34 yard punt return set up the offense at the Crusader 35. After three plays advanced the ball to the 26 and one second left in the half, Kindler's 42 yard field goal attempt went wide left.
UMHB totaled 182 yards in the half, 132 of those on the ground with Hudson accounting for 79. Whitewater had 132 yards of offense, 102 passing. Ratliffe carried the ball 12 times for 48 yards, 38 of those coming in the second quarter. Behrendt went 11-17, with four of those caught by Tyler Huber. Zach Anderson completed 4-5 for 28 yards.
Mary Hardin-Baylor opened the second half with the ball, but the Warhawk defense forced a three and out, and the UW-W offense took over on its 40. Three times in the drive that followed the Warhawks converted on third downs. Facing a third and five at the UMHB 43, Behrendt scrambled for nine yards. Later, with third and four at the 28, Behrendt found Logan Solano for twelve yards. Behrendt also hit Howard with a pass to the right sideline when it was third and 6 at the 12. On the next play Ratliffe ran it in for the score, giving Whitewater its first lead of the day, 13-12, with 6:57 remaining in the third quarter. UW-W attempted a pass for a two point conversion but failed. The Whitewater score marked the first time this season that Mary Hardin-Baylor had trailed after the first quarter.
Again, the Warhawk defense stopped UMHB after just three plays, turning the ball over to the offense at the Whitewater 33. Ten plays, and over four minutes, later with the ball on the Cru 14, Kindler came on to kick a 31 yard field goal to up the Warhawk lead to 16-12 with 0:48 on the clock in the third quarter.
Mary Hardin-Baylor came back to move the ball from its 16 to the Whitewater 42, but the Warhawk defense short-circuited the drive. Anderson's pass was caught by a Crusader receiver, but UW-W defensive back Marcus McLin hit the receiver and popped the ball into the air where it was picked off by fellow DB Ryan Winske at the Whitewater 28.
With Whitewater pinned at the 11 by a punt, the Crusader defense stopped UW-W on three plays, and the ensuing punt was returned to the Whitewater 20. The Cru moved the ball to the Whitewater three with five runs up the middle, with a false start penalty included. On third and three, at the three, Anderson's pass was dropped by a wide open receiver in the right side of the end zone. The Cru elected to try a field goal, and Peevey put it through from 21 yards out to pull UMHB within 16-15 with 3:29 left in the game.
The Whitewater offense came onto the field with 3:25 left. UW-W's drive to eat up the clock was keyed by a Behrendt hitting an 18 yard pass to Derric Junakin that enabled the Warhawks to take the clock down to eight seconds. Kindler's punt rolled out at the MHB 36 with one second left. A wild, unsuccessful multi-lateral play ended play.
UW-W limited UMHB to 59 yards in the second half. For the game the Warhawks totaled 294 yards to 241 for Mary Hardin-Baylor. UW-W had 97 yards rushing, 197 passing. Mary Hardin-Baylor compiled 188 on the ground and 53 in the air. Whitewater was not penalized in the game, a first this season. Ratliffe carried the ball 28 times for 100 yards, the rest of the team totaled minus three yards rushing. Behrendt completed 21-29, eight to Justin Howard. Derric Junakin caught a career high four passes. Elijah Hudson led the Crusaders with 106 yards on 19 carries, the first 100 yard rusher the Warhawks have allowed this season. Zach Anderson went 6-10 for 47 yards with the two interceptions, and Kamray Runnels caught three passes for UMHB.
The loss ended a 16-game home win streak for UMHB.
Last week in a playoff quarterfinal game UW-W fell behind 17-0, then scored the final 28 points of the game to defeat Linfield College.
The game in Belton marked the third time the teams have met in NCAA III playoff action, all in the semifinals. In 2007 Whitewater won 16-7, and in 2008 the Warhawks won 39-13. Whitewater also won the two regular season meetings, 7-3 in 2006 and 41-14 in 2007.
The University of Mount Union edged North Central College 41-40, scoring a touchdown with 1:07 left to earn another trip to Salem. This will mark the eighth time in nine years that the two teams will meet for the Division III championship. Whitewater has won four of the previous five meetings, earning titles in 2007, 2009, 2010 and 2011.


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In a move that qualifies as a shocker, Conan O'Brien has made a deal to return to television in a new late-night show on cable — not network — television.
The former "Tonight Show" host has agreed to start a new show on TBS, the comedy-oriented cable channel in the Turner network lineup. The show will start in November and play at 11 p.m. weeknights, teamed with that network's other late-night show, hosted by George Lopez. That show, now at 11, will slide to midnight. …
TBS also promised "the biggest promotional campaign in television history" for Mr. O'Brien, using some of TBS's most popular properties like the NBA playoffs this spring and the Major League Baseball playoffs next fall.
Oh no. Remember the non-stop 'Frank TV' promos during the MLB playoffs a couple years back?
and now the ugly:
Now Mr. O'Brien will be face to face with the two big stars of late-night in cable, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert of Comedy Central.


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Vickie Joan Ingram, 58, of Independence, Mo., passed away Tuesday, June 4, 2013.
Vickie Joan Ingram, 58, of Independence, Mo., passed away Tuesday, June 4, 2013.
She was born July 16, 1954, in Pittsfield, Ill., to Robert Eugene and Waunetta Wilma (Cooley) Ingram. She graduated from Fort Osage High School in 1972 and from the Research Medical Center School of Nursing in 1977. She worked as an ICU nurse at several area hospitals and retired as a Home Health Nurse. Vickie had two dogs, Betsy Rose and Barnaby, that were her pride and joy. She loved all animals.
Survivors include her mother, Waunetta Ingram of the home; four brothers, Ronald Eugene Ingram, Williamsburg, Va., Kenny Ingram, Independence, Mo., Roger K. Ingram, Buckner, Mo., and Richard Ingram, Lee's Summit, Mo.; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her father, Robert Eugene Ingram in 1979; and her brother, Bill Ingram in 2002.
Visitation will be Saturday, June 8, from noon to 1 p.m., followed by funeral services at 1 p.m., at New Salem Funeral Home, Independence, 816-796-8600. Burial in Old Salem Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions, in Vickie's honor, to Lighthouse Baptist Church. For the guestbook, visit www.newsalemfuneralhome.com
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Adams of Brainerd, Minn. in custody for DUI and on an outstanding warrant; CPD seeks motor vehicle theft charge as well.
An SUV reported stolen from Crookston Sunday morning, Jan. 20, but apparently taken late the night before, was recovered in Grand Forks early Sunday morning and the woman driving it was taken into custody.
According to Crookston Police, Mary J. Adams, 36, of Brainerd, Minn. was arrested for DUI and on an outstanding Department of Corrections warrant. She remains in custody in Grand Forks while the CPD prepares to formally charge her with motor vehicle theft.
The CPD was contacted at 7:45 a.m. Sunday about the missing 2007 GMC Yukon, black in color, from the residence at 601 North Front Street in Crookston. The reporting party indicated the vehicle had last been seen in the driveway at 11 p.m. Saturday. According to police, the reporting party thought the SUV was locked, but reported having issues with the remote lock.
The vehicle's information was subsequently entered into the National Crime Information Center network, and a hit came back from the North Dakota State Patrol. A trooper there had stopped the vehicle in Grand Forks at 3:10 a.m. Sunday and arrested Adams.
The Yukon was returned to its owner.


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November job postings drop: Business briefs
November job postings decline
FairfieldCountyJobs.com announced its Fairfield County Job Market report for November. The report tracks the overall activity on FairfieldCountyJobs.com, a regional board with close to 100,000 unique visitors per month. The November report showed a marginal 5 percent drop in jobs posted off a strong October, which FairfieldCountyJobs.com said suggests a continuing strong job market. The highest volume of positions posted last month was for administration, medicine and finance. Greenwich, Stamford and Westport were listed as the most active markets. All of the above came during a month where business activity was adversely impacted by Hurricane Sandy and the Thanksgiving holiday.
Cohen and Wolf ranked highly
Cohen and Wolf earned the top ranking in the 2013 edition of Benchmark Litigation. The firm's litigation practice was "highly recommended," receiving mentions by peers and clients, and was viewed as dominant in its jurisdiction. In addition, five of the firm's attorneys were named "local litigation stars." They are David Ball, general commercial; Stewart Edelstein, general commercial and appellate; Stuart Katz, employment general commercial; Gary Phelan, employment; and David Zabel, general commercial, bankruptcy and employment.
Business Council
to hold dinner
The Bridgeport Regional Business Council will host over 300 business and community leaders at its annual dinner at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Bridgeport Holiday Inn and Conference Center, 1070 Main Street. The guest speaker, Matt Bai, chief political correspondent for The New York Times Magazine, will discuss the presidential election and its implications, as well as resulting politics. The council will present awards based on the five priority areas of public policy: economic development, education, health care, sustainability and small business. For information and reservations, call 203-335-3800 or visit www.brbc.org.