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In the days following Superstorm Sandy, Dutch photographer Iwan Baan snapped a startling aerial image of the darkened New York skyline. The photograph, which depicts Lower Manhattan plunged into a black out, was featured on the cover of New York magazine's Nov. 12 issue.
Baan is now planning to sell limited-edition copies of "The City and the Storm" to benefit the relief effort in New York. The edition of 10 will be sold for $100,000 each to benefit the Mayor's Fund To Advance New York City in support of Superstorm Sandy relief efforts.
The prints will be roughly 71 inches by 41 inches. Baan's image will be on display in Los Angeles at the Perry Rubenstein Gallery, which represents the photographer. The image will be exhibited as part of Baan's upcoming solo show "The Way We Live" at Rubenstein's new Hollywood gallery. The exhibition is scheduled to open Feb. 20.
Baan's photograph is also featured in a poster sale from New York's Museum of Modern Art. The poster version of the photograph is being sold for $20 at the museum's Design Store, with proceeds benefiting the Mayor's Fund.
Perry Rubenstein recently signed on Baan as one of its artists. Baan is known for his architectural photography. He was the recipient of the first Julius Shulman Photography Award in 2010.

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|2007-12-05, 19:09
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Usopp by far is the one I hate most just because I hate cowards who wont fight. For the same reason I hate spandam freaking weakling. Also disliked the stupid king from the ice country who ate everything.
Edit: he did have his moments against spandam and in the ghost ship arc.
|2007-12-09, 09:46
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And yes, he's a coward, but he's there when you need him!
Oh my, how can you hate such a awesome character?!
|2007-12-09, 13:20
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I hated Zoro when he denied getting Usopp back in crew but when he was happy when he joined I forgived Zoro =)
|2007-12-12, 01:50
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I couldn't stand EMO vivi during albasta arc... she was so f$$$ing annoying. I don't know if it was fillers but luffy was equally annoying when he kept running off while they were crossing the desert
|2007-12-12, 03:57
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Fillers. I've only seen one or two episodes in the desert, and it was boring like.. a cows butt.. xD
And Ace didn't come with them in the manga at all...
And Vivi was annoying me to, but not very much.
|2007-12-12, 09:25
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Wherever life takes me.
I will be original and say that I don't like Blackbeard. He is very clichee evil and I hate his character design. His power is cool, though, that kind of makes up for it.
I don't particulary dislike any characters in Strawhat's crew, but my least favorite would be Nico Robin. When she does something meaningful it is rather interesting, but she doesn't do it often enough.
|2008-01-31, 06:40
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I'd have to agree with Nico Robin as the least favorite Strawhat member. I think she's the odd one out. She doesn't have that X factor that the other members have and that's mainly because of her personality. I think it's a requisite that you must have some eccentric manic side to join the crew and the mangaka hasn't show that side of her yet or she doesn't have one from the start and that makes her way less interesting than the other crew members, heck the major villains are more interesting than her.
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i hate Usopp. during the start of water 7 he was so annoying and i just wanted him to shut up. the bit after Luufy and him fight and he is with franky. after that he mellowed out but, all before that he was so annoying.
in the anime i don't Sanji much either. he is cool and svave in the manga but, in the anime they make him too much of a crazy person running around Nami's finger. that does bug me.
I have to defend Robin. i like her character a lot and the backstory added so much to her, because before that she had this mystic about her. and i like her even more after the flashbacks.
|2008-02-03, 12:08
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Location: Belgium, Antwerp
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Usopp bye far, I dislike the cowards who whine type. Let's put on top that he actually disrespected the captain when he even knew he was wrong. He was even wishing for a warm welcome back or just acting like nothing ever happened.
I would say Coby to, same reason as Usopp but he actually seemed to toughen up. I got some hopes for the dude still.
How can you even diss Zoro, first and most loyal nakama imo.
|2009-11-08, 06:36
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Ussop for me...i dont really find him funny and i don like his cowardliness... not 2 mention he is a big drama queen i know Merry was important to you but Merry > Luffy and crew?!?! come onnnn Ussop
the only time i liked him was back in Alabasta when he man up and fought bcuz Ms Merrxmass was makin fun of Luffy's dream that was like the best Ussop moment then
|2009-11-08, 16:39
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: 1431 Highland Drive
With my least favorite characters: the ones that put Nami through worst times and caused her misery.
Arlong- enslaved her; though he has his moments.
Mr. 3- had her trapped in wax and when Nami did get out she was vunerable to the jungle bugs that bit her.
Wapol- tried to eat her within his old castle.
Miss Doublefinger- Nami got stabbed in the foot by the spike spike powers.
Eneru- held her captive causing her to cry out.
Kalifa- encased her in a soap coating and gave her a hard time.
Absolom- has her unconsious for a forced wedding.
Bartholomew Kuma- sent her to a far away place without any explaination.
From the movies
Bear King (movie 2)- was forcing Nami to marry him.
Honey Queen (movie 2)- kidnapped Nami to get her married to Bear King.
Four Wisemen (movie 6)- one of them insulted Nami.
Baron Omatsuri and Lily Carnation (movie 6)- Too horrible to mention.
Mushuruu (movie 9)- a fictonal brother to Wapol that poisoned Nami with his spores.
Kinjishi (movie 10)- kidnapped Nami (possibly out of mistaken identity; check the info on movie 10 for more details).
(least) honorable mentions go to:
Spandam- bragging about how much he wanted to be a hero when in fact his actions make him a dictator.
Perona- even though she's creepingly cute, she's annoyingly clueless.
Tenryuubito (Saint Charloss, Saint Shalulia, and Saint Roswald)- cruel aristocrats. Need I say more?
Boa Hancock- though she hates the Tenryuubito, she's no better when it comes to her ego that comes with having natural beauty.
Fleet Admiral Sengoku- has ordered his troops to kill pregnant women in search for Portgaz D. Rogue who was pregnant with Ace son of Gol D. Roger.
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A $99 Videogame Console Challenges Xbox One, PS4
Microsoft's Xbox One and Sony's PS4 now must play against much cheaper competition: The Ouya videogame console had its debut in June—and Amazon is already sold out. WSJ's Adam Najberg tells us how it matches up.
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Medical experts said they were cautiously optimistic last night following the news that Michael Schumacher is slowly being brought out of his month-long coma.
The seven-times F1 world champion racing driver has been kept in the medically induced sleep since suffering severe head injuries in a horrific skiing accident in the French Alps.
But now neurosurgeons are believed to be gradually reducing the powerful drugs that have kept him unconscious in the hope that his body has had time to recover.
No official statements about his condition have been released from the Grenoble hospital where the 45-year-old German is being treated.
And earlier reports suggested medics were hesitant about whether to start bringing him round.
But leading French sports paper L'Equipe said yesterday: "After four weeks in a coma Schumacher has been placed in a phase of gradual awakening. It is a slow and uncertain process of return."
The paper added: "He is responding positively to the process, started this week."
One of the world's leading brain injury experts last night welcomed the development. Dr Ganesh Bavikatte, consultant and clinical lead in rehabilitation medicine at The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust, said: "If the reports are true, this is absolutely good news."
But he warned: "The road to recovery will be long, and filled with uncertainty and frustration."
Dr Bavikatte added: "It will be difficult for his friends and family. Severe brain injury causes significant physical, cognitive and psychosocial impact on the person involved and their loved ones."
He said it could take weeks to bring the star fully out of his coma. Then he will need careful monitoring and therapy to assess the extent of the damage to his brain.
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"The past three times the United States and the world cotton markets got into a mess, the combination of the United States and China pulling back on acreage pushed prices up," says Mark Lange, vice president, policy analysis and program coordinator for the National Cotton Council.
"Within 12 months of the United States and China cutting acreage, prices rebounded to average levels. It is apparent that China will reduce acreage in 2002, and we expect a significant reduction in U.S. cotton acreage."
Lange, who was interviewed at the Beltwide Cotton Conference in Atlanta, says most of the cuts will come from the Mid-South as Delta farmers switch "to soybeans. Some Far West acreage will divert to alfalfa and other crops that offer better opportunities than cotton."
He says acreage in the Southwest likely will remain flat. "Many growers in the Texas Plains, for instance, have no other option."
A big enough reduction in U.S. and Chinese cotton acreage, he says, will limit production enough to make a market correction. Production could drop to around 17 million bales.
Lange also expects the Southern Hemisphere to cut cotton acreage in 2002. "But it's hard to get a reading on Brazil."
Low prices help remove some of the carryover out of market channels.
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Lange expects export levels in Mexico and the Caribbean Basin to remain flat for 2002.
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October 27th, 2002 – I had seen Emmitt and the Cowboys just a week earlier in Arizona. When I purchased the tickets, I knew I would have a chance to see the all-time rushing record broken. I fell just 93 yards short and Emmitt went on to break the record at Texas Stadium the following week.
As Emmitt heads for the hallowed halls of Canton it can be said, with confidence, that this record may never be broken again. In this new era of the two and three-headed running backs by committee is it even conceivable? There is only one active player even in the top 10 in regards to all-time leading rushers (LaDainian Tomlinson), and he is still almost 6,000 yards away.
As a stats guy, I recognize that it is possible for LT to surpass Emmitt. In fact, LT's career rushing stats through 9 seasons are actually better than Emmitt's career stats by an average of 164 yards per year. Although I said possible, I am not saying probable! Now that LT has moved on to the Jets' ground and pound offense, you have to wonder whether he will get the touches or even have the fortitude needed to surpass Emmitt.
Off in the distance, you will almost always hear the "but if Barry hadn't retired", or the "if Barry would've had a line like Emmitt's" argument. These arguments are most always from Dallas haters rather than from actual fans of Barry himself. Again, statistically it was possible, admittedly even probable – but it didn't happen that way!
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Small Claims
A small claims case is a legal action filed in county court to settle minor legal disputes among parties where the dollar amount involved is $5,000 or less, excluding costs, interest, and attorneys' fees. Forms that have been approved for statewide use are located within the Florida Small Claims Rules. The clerk of court may also be able to provide you with copies of appropriate forms.
A small claims action begins by filing a Statement of Claim. Small claim cases should be filed with the clerk in the appropriate county. Filing fees for small claims actions are established in the Florida Statutes and local county ordinances, and are subject to change by legislative action. The clerk of court may be able to provide information on filing fees.
After filing, each person or business being sued must be served with a summons/notice to appear in court on a date and time scheduled when the initial claim was filed. A copy of the Statement of Claim should be attached as provided in the Florida Small Claims Rules. Additional fees are required for service of process on the parties being sued. The court may schedule an initial pretrial conference and also order the parties to mediation to resolve problems. Defendants may file counterclaims, set-offs, or third party complaints as provided in the Florida Small Claims Rules. Practice and procedure may vary from county to county. The clerk of court in the county where the action is filed should be contacted for local practices and procedures.
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I have an interesting story to go along with how I found this will. But I'll save that for another day.
Mary McGarvey. Deceased
It appearing to the Probate Court that on the 30th day of August A D 1830 the last will and Testament of Mary McGarvey deceased was duly admitted to probate and record in the Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton County Ohio and the record of said Will was afterwards transferred by law to the Probate Court and that the original Record of said Will was destroyed in the burning of the Court house on March 29th A D 1884 but that the original Will and endorsement thereon and the probate there of upon the Journel [sic] of said Court were preserved it is now ordered by the Probate Court on its own motion that the record of said Will be and the same is hereby restored from said original Will endorsement and probate as provided by Statute in the words and figures following to wit:
The State of Ohio Hamilton County SS: Hamilton Com Pleas. Be it Remembered that on the day and year aforesaid the last Will and testament of Mary McGarvey late of this County deceased was this day duly presented to the Court for probate and record clothed in the words and figures following to wit:
In the name of God Amen. I Mary McGarvey of the township of Green County of Hamilton and State of Ohio being sick and weak in Body but of sound mind and memory considering the certainty of death and the uncertainty of the time thereof and being desirous to settle my worldly affairs and thereby be the better prepared to leave this world when it shall please God to call me hence do therefore make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following that is to say First and principally I do commit my Soul into the hands of Almighty God and my body to the earth to be decently burried [sic] at the discretion of my Executor herein after named and after my debts and funeral charges are paid I devise and bequeath as follows.
Item I give and devise unto my Daughter Mary Ann Carson wife of Isaac D Carson the following tract of land and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging situate lying and being in Section Twenty one in the Second township and Second fractional Range of township in the Miami purchase Beginning at a stone planted by a Pappaw Sapling near the centre of the Section thence north 1/2˚ W fifty eight poles to the middle of the County Road thence with the same South 80 1/4 E twenty six poles south 73 1/2 E forty one poles south 79 E fifty three and two tenths poles south 78 1/4˚ E forty four and seven tenth poles to a stone in the east line of the Section and with the Same S 1/4 E twenty two poles to a stone thence south 89 1/2˚ W one hundred and sixty poles nearly to the beginning Corner supposed to contain thirty nine acres and one fourth of an Acre which place John Reddish Senr now lives on.
Item I give and devise unto my Daughter Peggy Bovard wife of Robert Bovard all that piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in Section No twenty one in the Second township and second fractional Range of townships in the Miami purchase. Beginning at a stake in the north east corner of said Section thence west Eighty poles on the Section line according to the Survey of said Section thence south fifty poles according to the variations of the section lines thence east eighty poles according to the variations of the above lines of the Section to intersect the east line of the Section thence north fifty poles with said line to the place of beginning containing twenty five Acres strict measure and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging to said tract or parcel of land.
Item. I wish my Executor to close a Mortgage I hold against William McGarvey deceased for Eighteen hundred Dollars executed in the year of 1818 as soon as the law will admit and the amount that he collects upon said Mortgage I wish him to despose of in the following manner to wit: First to pay unto Robert Bovard Fifty Dollars being in part of a judgement that he holds agains my son William McGarvey deceased upon the Docket of William Benson Esquire late a Justice of the Peace of Green Township. Also pay unto the Guardian of Robert McGarvey and William McGarvey children of my son Wm McGarvey deceased One hundred Dollars each to be laid out immediately by their Guardian or legal Representatives in Wild lands for them in the State of Indiana.
Item I wish my Executor to pay out the following Legacies to wit: One hundred Dollars to my Daughter Polly Moore in One year after my death. Also to pay unto my Grandson George Smith One hundred Dollars within the same time and all other debts that I shall leave unsettled and in case my said Executor shall refuse or neglect to pay out the legacies above mentioned according to the spirit and meaning of my Will then and in that case the land that I have devised to my Executor's wife Mary Ann Carson shall fall back and be equally divided amongst all my heirs after paying all my debts and the above legacies I will and bequeath unto my Daughter Mary Ann Carson the balance of my Estate if their [sic] should be any remaining in the hands of my Executor.
Item I will and bequeath unto my Daughter Rachel Fisher wife of John Fisher One hundred Dollars which is to be paid to her by Robert Bovard when called for and upon his refusing to pay the above legacy I wish my Executor to sell the land I bequeathed to my Daughter Peggy Bovard the wife of said Robert Bovard and divide the amount of the sale equally amongst my heirs.
And Lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint Isaac D Carson to be my Executor of this my last Will and Testament revoking and annulling all former Wills by me made heretofore ratifying and confirming this and none other to be my last Will and Testament. In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Seal this 30th day of December 1828. Mary [her X mark] McGarvey {Seal}
Signed sealed published and declared by Mary McGarvey the above named Testator as and for her last Will and Testament in the presence of us who at her request in her presence and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses thereto. W J Carson. Benjm Griffith Robert Dare.
Mary McGarvey (1830), Will Record (1971-1884): 406-408; Hamilton County Probate Court (http://www.probatect.org), Cincinnati, Ohio.


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Hailee Steinfeld & Shailene Woodley: Summit Entertainment Party!
Hailee Steinfeld, Shailene Woodley, and Zoe Kravitz strike a pose as they arrive at the Summit Entertainment Party held during 2013 Comic-Con on Thursday (July 18) at the Gaslamp Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego, Calif.
The three ladies were joined by Theo James, Maggie Q, Miles Teller, Asa Butterfield, Ansel Elgort, Christian Madsen, Ben Lloyd-Hughes, and Amy Newbold at the event celebrating their upcoming film's Ender's Game and Divergent.
Earlier in the day, Hailee posed for photographs at the Ender's Game press line along with her co-star Harrison Ford and director Gavin Hood.
FYI: Hailee is wearing a Bibhu Mohapatra skirt and top with Robert Clergerie shoes. Zoe is wearing an Osman jumpsuit. Shailene is wearing a 3.1 Philip Lim top, Ernest Sewn jeans, Vanessa Bruno shoes, and a vintage necklace. Miles and Ansel are both wearing John Varvatos. Miles is also wearing THVM jeans.
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Man City sorry for Fergie jibe
- Manchester City apologize for "tasteless" banner held up by Carlos Tevez during parade
- Banner read "RIP Fergie'"referred to Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson
- City chairman says the club's policy of big signings will change after title win
- However, Ferguson says City will continue to spend "stupid money"
(CNN) -- It was Manchester City's big moment, a chance to show how far the "noisy neighbors" from the blue half of town have come from under the shadows of their big rivals -- but the day of wild celebrations ended with a humble apology to one of football's most iconic names.
When Carlos Tevez lifted a banner proclaiming "R.I.P. Fergie" during a victory parade marking a 44-year wait for an English league title, it brought into sharp focus comments by Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson back in 2009.
"Not in my lifetime," the Scot said when asked if his team would ever be underdogs against City.
United may not have been underdogs this season, but certainly had to play second fiddle as City won both league derby clashes and snatched the Premier League crown from Ferguson's team in the final minutes of the campaign, if only by the narrowest of margins.
Arabian dreams: Abu Dhabi celebrates title success
City officials, to their credit, moved quickly to say sorry.
"The creation of the tasteless material is in itself reprehensible and in accepting and brandishing it, Carlos has made a significant error of judgment," said a club spokeswoman.
"The club wishes to express its sincerest apologies to Sir Alex Ferguson and Manchester United Football Club for any offense or distress caused."
Tevez, who has history with Ferguson after his acrimonious departure from Old Trafford to join City in 2009, was also contrite.
"I got carried away in the excitement of the moment and I certainly didn't mean any disrespect to Sir Alex Ferguson, who I admire as a man and a manager," said the Argentina international, who was given the banner by a supporter.
Did City win the title - or did United throw it away?
The incident took some of the gloss off an event that saw more than 100,000 people line the streets of Manchester to celebrate City's triumph.
However, chairman Khaldoon al-Mubarak was at pains to emphasize that the club's first title since the Premier League began 20 years ago is only a small step in the plans of City's Abu Dhabi owners, especially in context of United's 12 championships in that period.
"Manchester United set the benchmark for success for every club," Khaldoon said in an interview with City's website.
"I have the highest respect for Manchester United and Sir Alex Ferguson. To get 89 points and not win the league is unbelievable.
"We are trying to accomplish just some of what Manchester United have been able to do in the past. We look at teams like United, Barcelona, Real Madrid, AC Milan and Bayern Munich and what they mean to their cities.
"This is one step in that direction but there is a long way to go yet."
City's success has come, in large part, due to a spending spree of hundreds of millions of dollars on star players such as Sergio Aguero, Yaya Toure, Tevez, Samir Nasri, Mario Balotelli and David Silva, and there has been widespread speculation that Arsenal's Premier League-leading scorer Robin van Persie will be the next big-money buy.
But Khaldoon said the future emphasis would be on developing a new training and academy facility to nurture talent to comply with UEFA's new financial fair play rules.
"We have a championship-winning team. We are not starting from the same point as in other preseasons," Khaldoon said.
"We have had to improve in a very dramatic manner. Now we have a nucleus of players who have won the FA Cup and the Premier League. To improve further we have to harness that nucleus and to improve in a tactical way.
"You're not going to see any major changes. There will be improvements but it will be in a very manageable way.
"When you look at financial fair play, when you look at what the academy does for the community, how do we manage the evolution of this club over the next 10 years, it is fundamental to our growth strategy to have a continually successful program that produces young talent into the first team.
"Already today there are some wonderful young players in the academy and the reserve team, players who I think will be future superstars."
Khaldoon said this season's success will help further City's goal of becoming one of the world's biggest clubs.
"Today we are a global brand, that wasn't the case three years ago. We go to the United States, Malaysia, China, Argentina ... Manchester City has become an important club with a growing fan base," he said.
"If we are not there already, we are very close to being the most popular club in the Middle East. Asia is a huge market with a lot of potential and as Premier League champions that gives us a lot of benefits, the same with North and South America."
Manager Mancini and his squad paraded the trophy on an open-top bus tour of the northern city on Monday.
To continuous chants of "champione" there was a massive roar when the team first emerged on a raised stage in front of the historic town hall.
Mancini and captain Vincent Kompany received the biggest applause when they came out last, carrying the EPL trophy they had snatched from city rivals and defending champions Manchester United in the dramatic finale.
City beat QPR 3-2 Sunday with two goals in stoppage time from Edin Dzeko and Aguero to edge out United, 1-0 winners at Sunderland, on goal difference.
Belgian star Kompany told the gathered fans: "I want to say thank you, you guys have been amazing."
Mancini added: "I think that you should be proud of these players. They did everything for you. They wanted to win this championship for you."
For United fans, there was also some consolation late Monday when the club announced that veteran midfielder Paul Scholes would play on for another season.
The 37-year-old former England international midfielder came out of retirement midway through the campaign and starred for the former champions in several matches.
However, Ferguson was not complimentary to City's spending policy when he talked about his postseason plans, with both clubs having been linked to young Belgian star Eden Hazard -- who is expected to leave French club Lille.
"We know City are going to spend fortunes, pay stupid money and silly salaries. We know that happens. We can't do anything about that," Ferguson told United's television channel.
"We are not like other clubs who can spend fortunes on proven goods. We invest in players who will be with the club for a long time, who will create the character of the club and the excitement for our fans. We are good at that and we are going to continue that way."
Meanwhile, controversial QPR midfielder Joey Barton, who was sent off at the Etihad for elbowing Tevez in an off-the-ball incident, has been hit with two charges of violent conduct by the English Football Association.
Barton, who departed early in the second half to leave his team with 10 men, clashed with both Aguero and Kompany on his way off the pitch.
And while City celebrated their title success, Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish paid the price for a poor season which saw them narrowly avoid relegation.
Villa, among the founding members of the English football league, announced in a statement Monday that McLeish had been sacked after just under a year in charge.
The club's American owner Randy Lerner gave his reasons in a statement on their official website.
"We need to be clear and candid with ourselves and with supporters about what we have lacked in recent years.
"Compelling play and results that instil a sense of confidence that Villa is on the right track have been plainly absent."
Paul Lambert, manager of Norwich City who beat Villa 2-0 on the last day of the season, is the early favorite to succeed fellow Scot McLeish.
Source: http://rss.cnn.com/~r/rss/edition_sport/~3/v7y4lq8Mskw/index.html


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Beyonce Miscarriage: Singer Reveals Heartbreak in HBO Documentary 'Life is But a Dream' (VIDEO)
Beyonce has spoken in detail about her miscarriage for an upcoming HBO documentary called "Life is But a Dream," according to reports.
In the new documentary the "Single Ladies" singer reveals the torment she went through two years ago when she suffered a miscarriage, sparking one of the most difficult times in her life.
"About two years ago, I was pregnant for the first time," Beyonce says in the documentary, which is set to be broadcast on Feb. 16. "And I heard the heartbeat, which was the most beautiful music I ever heard in my life."
The singer also explained how she had even pictured her child, and was choosing names prior to the heart-breaking news of the miscarriage.
She explained, "I picked out names. I envisioned what my child would look like . . . I was feeling very maternal."
Beyonce had the miscarriage quite early on in the pregnancy, when she went in for a check up and no heartbeat was found.
She reveals, "I flew back to New York to get my check up -- and no heartbeat. Literally the week before I went to the doctor, everything was fine, but there was no heartbeat."
The singer, who is married to rapper Jay-Z, got through the difficult time the only way she knows how, and that is by turning to her music.
She said, "I went into the studio and wrote the saddest song I've ever written in my life. And it was actually the first song I wrote for my album. And it was the best form of therapy for me, because it was the saddest thing I've ever been through."
However, she did not reveal which song she specifically was talking about.
Beyonce and husband Jay-Z went on to have daughter Blue Ivy in January 2012, although she admits that she was much more hesitant to reveal to people she was pregnant the second time around.
She explained, "Being pregnant was very much like falling in love. You are so open. You are so overjoyed. There's no words that can express having a baby growing inside of you, so of course you want to scream it out and tell everyone."
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Farmingdale State - 19, New Paltz St. - 15
Farmingdale, N.Y. - Nine different players scored for the Farmingdale State women's lacrosse team today in a 19-15 non-conference victory over New Paltz State (3-5). The Rams improved to 10-2 overall, winning their seventh straight.
Farmingdale State held a 12-7 lead at the half, behind two goals and two assists from sophomore midfielder Christy Thoden (Bayport, N.Y.). New Paltz opened the scoring 1:03 into the game with a goal from sophomore midfielder Lianne Valdivia (Kingston, N.Y.), before the Rams took their first lead of the game with two goals, one from freshman attack Kimberly Pepe (Levittown, N.Y.) and one from Thoden.
Valdivia evened the scored just eight seconds later, but a four-goal streak by Farmingdale State gave them a 6-2 advantage and New Paltz would respond with two goals to cut the deficit to 6-4. The Rams again scored four straight goals, in a 1:56 span, to push the lead to six and would lead by five at the break.
In the second, Farmingdale State led by at least four the entire half, leading by as much as eight (16-8 with 17:18 remaining). Senior attack Carly Schneider (Merrick, N.Y.) scored the first three goals of the half and also added an assist to give the Rams their largest margin of the day.
Schneider and Thoden each finished with a team-high four goals, while Thoden also added three assists, six draw controls, six ground balls and four caused turnovers. Sophomore midfielder Nicole Marzocca (West Babylon, N.Y.) recorded three goals, two assists, six draws and two caused turnovers. Defensively, freshman Jacqueline LaMay (Huntington Station, N.Y.) caused four turnovers and picked up four ground balls, while freshman goalkeeper Thalia Medina (Brentwood, N.Y.) made five saves for the win.
For New Paltz, Valdivia posted a school record seven goals and tied the school record of nine points. Sophomore goalkeeper Jackie Ulanoff (Northport, N.Y.) made 14 saves in defeat.
The Rams will host Montclair State on Saturday, April 13th at 1:00 p.m. The game will mark the final regular-season home game and will be Senior Day for Carly Schneider and Jillian Pironti (Seaford, N.Y.).


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Tyler and his younger brother Lee lead the Bisons in hitting. Lee, a freshman right fielder, is batting .397 and is No.1. Tyler, a .senior center fielder, is second with a .333 average.
The Bisons, 7-18, are taking a break from Atlantic Sun games this weekend to play host to Illinois State, 12-10, at Ken Dugan Field at Stephen L. Marsh Stadium. Game time Friday night is at 6. Saturday's doubleheader starts at noon.
Illinois State's Redbirds, from the Missouri Valley Conference, won 13-8 over Illinois Tuesday. The Bisons lost 21-20 at Middle Tennessee State Wednesday night. The Bisons set season highs for runs (20), hits (22) and runs batted in (16).
Lee has an 11-game hitting streak on the line. M.L. Williams put together an 11-game streak earlier in the season. Lee and Tyler are tied with Zach Messer for the team lead in multi-hit games with 10.
"The Wilsons are two guys who are just baseball players," Forehand said. "They are hungry. They force action. They play hard. They expect to produce in every situation. They expect to do well."
Tyler came to the Lipscomb after spending two seasons at Itawamba Community College. Lee joined the team out of Wheeler High School in Wheeler, Miss.
"One is hitting first and one is hitting third for us," Forehand said. "I never really expected that out of either of them and they have proven me wrong."
In addition to his hitting Tyler is also a base stealer with 20 thefts on 23 attempts. He led the Atlantic Sun Conference in steals last season.
Forehand finds it difficult to explain their success.
"They have great instincts," Forehand said. "They were very solid players growing up with success on every level where they have played. In their minds there was no reason why they couldn't do it at the Division I level.
"Neither one of them was highly recruited at all. They were just guys who wanted an opportunity. It is a tribute to how they practice and how they prepare."
Forehand thinks that Tyler has become a more aggressive hitter this season due to the influence of Lee.
"Lee has shown that he has some punch to his swing," Forehand said. "Tyler is a switch-hitter and a little better runner than Lee. Tyler has typically been more of a slap hitter and has developed into a really good bunter.
"Tyler has challenged Lee in that way too. Lee has several bunt hits this year as well. Their swings are similar. They have some of the same tendencies. Overall they just challenge each other to be better."
The Bisons plan to open with right-hander Josh Smith (4-1, 3.83 ERA) Friday. Forehand is not certain who will start the first game of the doubleheader Saturday, but he will send right-hander Davey Hackett (1-3, 7.20) to the mound in the nightcap.
"Every team we play is going to be good," Forehand said. "We are in for another challenge this weekend.
"We need to get some momentum. The second game has been our momentum game. After Josh pitches well on Friday we seem to be going down early in the second game and when we do that we can't fight back. We have been swept in all of our doubleheaders on Saturdays."
Written by Mark McGee, Senior Publisher/Director of Media Relations.


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Hey all,
One of the projects I worked on finally shipped; I got around to rendering out some other WIP images and figured I'd start a thread. The images below are mostly rendered in ZBrush with a little Photoshop comp. I tend to try and work inside of ZBrush as much as possible rather then shooting objects back and forth from 3dsmax.
The first images are models I created for Vicious Cycle's Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon. Needless to say I had a lot of fun working on this project. The sculpts were created with ZBrush 3.5 (R3 wasn't released yet.) My creation process used a lot of HPolish and the Standard Brush with a Lazy Modifier. First images are rendered in old Hypershot (now known as Keyshot/Bunkspeed Shot.) Rest of the images are all generated inside Zbrush some using a modified matcap created by Ty Shelton.
*(Some of these models may contain shared assets (to create unification in the world) created by Ty Shelton, Hoover Abejero, and Abraham Valdez.) Original concepts for these models were generated by Susan Luo, Matt Kohr, and Derek Smith.) Texture work for the final ingame models (not shown) was created by Dave Graham.
This image shows how Zsketch was used primarily as a tool to start the generation of the model from 2D to 3D. This process also allowed the model to be viewed quickly (exporting out the rough sketch.) This sketch could then be viewed inside the game engine getting approval for size and scale before the final model was even started.
Finally here are some random WIP images. Some of these have been floating around Pixologic's site, I just never have gotten around to creating unified renders for them. All images are rendered in ZBrush (with varying matcaps/custom matcaps.) (Some of the non-custom matcaps are: Frederik Storm's fs_workmat, Michael Angelo Hernandez's mah_blue-gray_clay, and Lucky's Lucky_1.)
The majority of these images couldn't have been completed without the artistic inspiration I receive from these forums (and the wonderful sculpting program known as ZBrush!) Keep sculpting! and Happy ZBrushing!


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Disaster risk and sustainable development: Reducing vulnerability to natural hazards
Yasemin Aysan, UNDP, addressed linkages between development and disasters. She noted that the level of vulnerabilty to disasters in developing countries is very high, and that "low human development countries" are the most vulnerable, both in terms of human and economic losses. She outlined socioeconomic and socio-ecological factos that contribute to vulnerability.


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Every Thursday at 9pm is Blues Night Open Jam at The George Hamilton Restaurant & Bar. Join co-hosts Tim Ninehouse from the band Beg To Differ and Mr. Jay from 93.3 FM CFMU each week for open jam and open mic. Musicians are invited to play keyboard, guitars, drums or bring their own instruments. Arrive early if you would like to jam. Drink specials are available and the kitchen is open late.


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Like the royal newlyweds who visited from her native soil for Canada Day, British diplomat Julie Pocock is on something of a honeymoon.
True, she's been married for 16 years to Andrew Pocock, the recently appointed British high commissioner to Canada. But while the charming resident lady at historic Earnscliffe is clearly devoted to her husband, she is having a love affair with Canada.
Posted here in January after years in Zimbabwe, Pocock could have been forgiven for taking one look at Ottawa's frigid landscape the day she arrived and getting back on the plane.
Instead, the couple, who spent Canada Day on Parliament Hill with the throngs, have literally thrown themselves into the Canadian way of life.
"We had very good friends we'd made in Tanzania, and they took us under their wing on our first weekend here. We bought our Canada Goose winter coats, snowshoes, cross-country skis and skates. Never having done any of these things, we set about learning. It is the coldest place I've ever lived," she admits, laughing.
"But I don't mind. In fact, I quite like it, if you're properly dressed. Blue skies and sunshine, there's nothing better."
She has tackled the job of settling into the seven-bedroom, historic official residence with just as much enthusiasm.
Originally built in 1851 by Thomas Mc-Kay, the grey stone Victorian manor was once the home of Sir John A. Macdonald, who died in 1891 in what is still considered his bedroom on the second floor. Sold in 1930 to the first British high commissioner, William Henry Clark, the residence has since been designated a heritage property.
Set on two acres of prime waterfront, the estate may not be the 27 acres of exotic plants Pocock had at the Zimbabwean posting, but it does have something no African garden could dream of: five maple trees.
"We tapped all five trees this year to make Earnscliffe maple syrup," overseen by chef John Leung, she says, delighted. "I have to say, we couldn't empty the buckets quickly enough and it was all hands on deck. It was tremendous fun and quite exciting. It was a bumper crop this year."
An enthusiastic gardener - "if I need to clear a space, I don't wait for someone to do it for me. That's the only way to get on, really" - Pocock already knows almost every hosta, peony, rugosa rose and clematis on the property, as well as the wildlife.
"Our garden has a lot of very traditional British plants and they've selected the ones that will survive here. However," she says, with a chuckle, "I've yet to work out how to prevent the groundhogs, squirrels and chipmunks from interfering with my runner beans."
The view of the garden from inside the house is equally regal.
Past the front entranceway, which is presided over by a bust of Sir John A that was presented by former prime minister R.B. Bennett, the traditional decor taken straight from the British Government archives has been given exotic flourishes from Pocock's life spent in Paris, Brussels, South Yemen, the Middle East, Australia, Tanzania and Zimbabwe.
At the bottom of the grand staircase - which, along with every other staircase, is home to families of chubby wooden Australian wombats - an exquisitely carved African bust stands guard next to four of the couple's privately owned paintings by Nicholas Pocock, a distant relative and noted naval artist renowned for capturing battles during the age of sail.
The sitting room, painted in a heritage straw colour from British paint manufacturer Farrow & Ball, comes across as the well-loved room of a well-travelled family. Personal photos are displayed on the piano.
On a small shelf nearby is a collection of delicate porcelain boxes and hand-painted glass plates, collected during their posting to Australia. Meissen figurines are tucked into a built-in cabinet, next to her astonishingly delicate Irish Belleck basket-weave porcelain collection.
Through the archway to the sunroom - Pocock's favourite room - she pulls aside greenery to point out a massive and jovial greenstone hippo named Harry from Zimbabwe and an equally rotund cement Buddha made by Rastafarians.
The River Room, a former balcony that was enclosed soon after the British bought the house, is guarded by two white Chinese lion dogs the Pococks had commissioned years earlier; inside is a massive and intricately carved coffee table from Nigeria. It is clear that while these are the public rooms, Pocock has made them part of her new home.
"I think that while unpacking is a nightmare, it is exciting to see your things. We hadn't seen our things for 19 months and it does make a difference to the public rooms in a house like this that you can have happy reminders of previous postings."
Those memories are peppered throughout other parts of the house, as well. Up the grand staircase, just outside of the Sir John A. Macdonald bedroom, is a collection of Pocock's own photography: stately giraffes, watchful lions and charging elephants.
A gifted amateur photographer, she has already made cards of some of her work and is considering doing a series of images around Earnscliffe for a calendar.
But there is one iconic Canadian image that has already seared itself into her mind, if not her camera.
"What I really like to do, in the morning, is make myself a cup of tea and sit at the big picture window in our bedroom, which faces down the river and to Quebec. In the winter, the river is completely frozen, the snow-wrapped hills are in the distance and there is a particular light you get. And then in the spring, it just explodes in a matter of days.
"You wait and wait," she says, "and suddenly, it's right there."


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With any question thrown his way, Fielding Lucas will pause, contemplate and respond. He's a careful man. He's a deep thinker.
With any question thrown his way, Fielding Lucas will pause, contemplate and respond. He's a careful man. He's a deep thinker.
Those qualities have given Lucas, whose friends call him Luke, the perfect blueprint to his post-retirement life as a conservative watchdog. The 90-year-old Republican began a term on the Pardee Hospital Board of Directors last year — a relationship that had been seven years in the making.
Lucas has been a staple at county meetings since he retired to Hendersonville in 1993. He's been an active letter writer to the Times-News, and he's been an active member of the Republican Party.
In 2003, he began to focus his attention on Pardee. Part of that interest came from his background working for G.D. Searle Medical Instrument Group in the 1970s. He worked for the company in the Netherlands before returning to America as a vice president in the company's International Division in Chicago.
As Lucas began watching Pardee and how it operated, he requested five years' worth of the hospital's audit reports. With those in hand, he made a statistical study that included a trend line. "I discovered they were on a downward slide," he said.
He then made a presentation of his findings to the County Commissioners seven years ago.
In the years that followed that report, Lucas applied every year with the Henderson County Commissioners to be on the Pardee Hospital Board of Directors. His appointment fell short for six years by a vote of 3-2 until last year, when he was appointed by Bill O'Connor and was on the winning side of a 3-2 vote.
The Pardee board is appointed by the County Commissioners, and a shift of the board in recent elections opened the door for Lucas.
His humorous, against-the-grain style was evident in last month's board meeting. Just before the board was about to go into closed session, Lucas pointed out a line in the paperwork to check out of the hospital that offers a flu shot to patients — a moment that seemed to cause some perplexed faces.
Varied background
Lucas has a background that has spanned many careers and countries that color his experiences. He graduated high school in 1939 and enlisted in the Navy. In August 1940, Lucas was on active duty serving on the USS Helena.
In September 1941, Lucas left Hawaii just months before the Pearl Harbor attack for the Naval Academy Preparatory Class in Norfolk, Va. Just two days after graduating from the academy in 1945, Lucas married the daughter of a Navy doctor, Dorothy. The two have been married for nearly 70 years.
Lucas served in the Navy on active duty from 1939-1955 and in the reserves from 1955 until 1981. During the Korean War, Lucas earned two combat stars while serving aboard the Mansfield (DD 728). The destroyer took the lead in fire support during the Inchon landing, which resulted in his first combat star. The second came when the Mansfield struck a mine in waters deep in North Korea.
He began his private life working for Honeywell Military Systems Group in California. He worked his way up the Honeywell company ranks and became a manager of the ordnance unit, which was the center for the contract for the Navy's ASROC weapon system. Honeywell led the Lucas family to Washington, D.C., and even a short stint in Frankfurt, Germany. In Germany, he was the director of computer operations.
His next stop was for Searle in the Netherlands and Illinois. He retired from Searle and began consulting primarily with health care companies. He also began to teach finance and lectured on the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trades to MBA students in Illinois and Minnesota.
Lucas had taken part in Tokyo Round of the GATT talks from 1973 until 1979. Lucas served as the vice chairman of the Industry Sector Advisory Committee No. 20, which worked to reduce the non-tariff barriers to international trade.
While he was in Minnesota, Lucas' political side began to appear. His time in Washington also influenced him, but while living in Minnesota, his watchdog persona was born. He immersed himself in local politics and carried that with him when his family came to Hendersonville to officially retire.
Community service
Even at age 90, Lucas uses his eye for details in ways that he thinks will help the community. His political life in Hendersonville has been active. He's served the GOP in different ways, but spent plenty of time helping current County Commissioner Grady Hawkins in many campaigns. That work has built a friendship that Hawkins appreciates beyond the political realm.
"He's been a very good mentor and a very good friend," Hawkins said. "He is very dedicated and is a man of principal."
Hawkins is happy that Lucas is on the hospital board.
"He's very well qualified to do that," Hawkins said. "He had a good background for it."
Board chairman Bill Moyer has noticed Lucas' eye for detail.
"He's been a good, active hospital board member," Moyer said. "I hope he's in the position to serve for a while. He takes great pleasure in getting into the details."
Lucas, who has been critical of Pardee in the past, is excited about the opportunity to serve on the board he chased for seven years. One of his key concerns is the issue of governance with the Pardee-Mission partnership in Fletcher. He also wants to "clean up the balance sheet in the audit report."
"I'm not afraid to ask questions," Lucas said. "I just want to see Pardee be a better hospital — a more comprehensive hospital."
As his second full year on the hospital board begins, Lucas said he only wants success in Pardee's future, and he wants to be a part of that success.
"I just want to do good things for that hospital," he said.
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Bugs are a serious threat for the U.S. military, often carrying diseases that can affect combat readiness. The Navy Entomology Center for Excellence in Jacksonville, Fla. is testing the latest inventions to combat them. WSJ's Cameron McWhirter reports.
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Ichiro Suzuki has been studying how to avoid tags from Major League's Willie Mays Hayes.
Ichiro scored from first base on a long double by Robinson Cano Monday night and had to run all the way around home plate to avoid catcher Matt Wieters' tag.
The cut-off throw from second baseman Robert Andino beat the Yankees' left fielder by a mile, but some quick thinking and swift moves helped Ichiro put the Yankees ahead 1-0. Ichiro has been one of the best contact hitters in MLB history, but he showed off some moves avoiding Wieters that would make an NFL punt returner jealous.
Watch Ichiro play "you can't touch me" with Wieters' glove in the video below.
Click here to see Greg Maddux pull of a strikingly similar move years ago>>
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|Ridgecrest, Calif.
As a junior (2014): Competed with the varsity eight in every spring race for the second straight year…one of just five Hornets to compete with the varsity eight in all 12 spring races…after sitting at stroke the first two races of the spring, she sat in the three seat the remaining 10 races…that included sitting at three for the boat's silver-medal winning performance at the WIRA Championships…has now raced with the varsity eight in 23 consecutive spring races dating back to last year…named to Conference USA's Honor Roll for maintaining a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better…has yet to miss a race during her three-year career.
As a sophomore (2013): Competed with the varsity eight in all 11 spring races…helped the boat to an 8-5 dual-meet record…sat in the three seat five times, stroke seat on three occasions, and three times in the two seat…finished the season in the three seat at the Dad Vail Regatta.
As a freshman (2012): Competed with the second varsity in every spring race, helping the boat to a silver medal at the WIRA Championships (two seat) and a bronze at the Pacific Coast Rowing Championships (six seat)…sat in four different seats with the JV8 during the course of the season, including five times in the two seat, twice in the five seat, and once at both bow and six…the only freshman on the squad to compete in every spring race with the second varsity eight…also sat in the two seat with the second varsity four on one occasion.
Personal: A communication studies major…posted a personal-best time of 7:22.0 on the 2,000-meter ergometer test.


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The Architect of the Capitol announces the selection of Ari Novy, Ph.D., as Executive Director of the United States Botanic Garden (USBG).
"Dr. Novy is a plant biologist with a wide range of expertise in plant science and an amazing passion to educate people about the importance of plants," said Stephen T. Ayers, Architect of the Capitol and Acting Director of the U.S. Botanic Garden. "His vision and leadership will move the Garden's mission forward in exciting ways."
Novy first came to the USBG as Public Programs Manager and was promoted to Deputy Executive Director in 2013. Prior to joining the USBG, he worked as an estate gardener in Italy, a sustainable agriculture researcher in the Philippines and an environmental consultant on infrastructure projects in the United States.
He holds a bachelor of arts from New York University and a doctorate in plant biology from Rutgers University. At Rutgers University, Novy conducted research on plant population genetics, invasive species, plant conservation, horticultural improvement, beekeeping management, plant evolution and agricultural economics. He taught undergraduate and graduate courses on a variety of plant science and horticultural topics, winning several awards for research, teaching and outreach excellence.
Novy also remains an active researcher, holding an appointment as research collaborator with the Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Botany Department. (Full biography.)
The USBG has been in continuous operation and open to the public since 1850, and is dedicated to demonstrating the aesthetic, cultural, economic, therapeutic and ecological importance of plants to the well-being of humankind. The USBG collaborates with national and international partners to foster the exchange of ideas and information. More: www.usbg.gov
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Harlan C. Altman, Jr. , 90, of Dallas, Texas, formerly of Wellington, Kansas, passed away peacefully with family , Tuesday, January 22, 2013 in Dallas and in the care of Hospice.
Harlan was born the son of Harlan Cribbs Sr. and Katherine (Barbour) Altman in Wellington, Kansas on March 1, 1922. He attended Wellington High School and later attended the University of Kansas, where he was the quarterback of the KU football team and a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He remained an avid follower of KU sports throughout his lifetime. Harlan served in the United States Army in World War II and later in the Korean Conflict. Harlan attained the rank of First Lieutenant, was captured in Europe and was decorated for Valor with the Silver Star, Bronze Star and a Purple Heart. He was united in marriage to Virginia A. Phipps on November 17, 1945 in Wichita. He returned to the University of Kansas Law School and obtained his Juris Doctorate, was a member of the Kansas and Oklahoma BAR Associations and practiced law in Wellington, Kansas for over fifty years. During this time, he was also house counsel for the Stewart Companies of Wellington.
Harlan is survived by his son Harry K. Altman of Coppell, Texas; his brothers Richard B. Altman, Houston, Texas and William W. Altman, Clearwater, Kansas; his daughters-in-law Helen and Pam of Dallas, Texas; four grandchildren: Harlan C. Altman IV and his wife Kayla and Chase Altman of Dallas, Texas; Amelia Altman and Jacquelyn Altman of Denver, Colorado and two great grandchildren Halston Altman and Huntley Altman.
He is preceded in death by his wife, his parents and his son Harlan C. Altman III. Visitation will be from 1:00 until 6:00 P.M., Sunday, February 3, 2013 with the family present from 2:00 until 4:00 at the Hawks-Shelley Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at the First Presbyterian Church in Wellington, Kansas at 10 am on February 4, 2013. Hawks-Shelley Funeral Home & Crematory of Wellington is in charge of arrangements.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials in his name to the Children's Fund at the First Presbyterian Church of Wellington or the Wellington Humane Society. Contributions can be mailed or left with the funeral home.


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KALAMAZOO—A visiting scholar will take an in-depth look at persuasion in social media when he presents a free, public lecture Thursday, Nov. 1, at Western Michigan University.
Dr. Joseph B. Walther, professor of communication and of telecommunication, information studies and media at Michigan State University, will speak on "Social Influence in Social Media" from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in 1920 Sangren Hall.
During his talk, Walther will explore implicit persuasion in a variety of social media, including Facebook, YouTube and Amazon.
Dr. Joseph B. Walther
Walther focuses his teaching and research on the dynamics of computer-mediated communication and the Internet in interpersonal relationships, work groups, social support and educational systems.
He is nationally and internationally recognized for pioneering research on the social and interpersonal dynamics of computer-mediated interaction. His contributions include social information processing theory and the hyperpersonal model of computer-mediated interaction.
Previously, Walther has held appointments in information technology, psychology, and education and social policy at universities in the United States and England. He also was chair of the Organizational Communication and Information Systems division of the Academy of Management, and the Communication and Technology division of the International Communication Association.
For more information about Walther's visit, contact Dr. Autumn P. Edwards, WMU associate professor of communication, at email@example.com or (269) 387-0358.


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NEW YORK—A retired officer who spent seven years in the New York Police Department's elite scuba-diving unit has filed a discrimination complaint against the department with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Oscar Smith, who is black, says he was subjected to racial taunts and prejudice from the moment he applied to the unit until his last day on the job.
His lawyer says Smith's situation raises serious questions about racial stereotyping in the NYPD.
Smith tells The New York Times (http://nyti.ms/OWaKP8 ) he believes he was the first black member of the police diving team.
A police spokesman says the unit currently has no blacks among its 29 divers. He declined to comment further until the NYPD had an opportunity to review Smith's complaint.
The 48-year-old Smith is a surfer and worked as a lifeguard before joining the NYPD.
Information from: The New York Times, http://www.nytimes.com