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Lets make this short and sweet shall we. First off, I'm a proud Mom of a now 14 month old! everything in my life has changed but in the most amazing way:).
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RIPON, Wis. - The Wisconsin Lutheran College football team shutout non-conference opponent Ripon 31-0 Saturday afternoon in the season opener for both teams at Ingalls Field. The win extends WLC's streak to a school record five games.
The season-opening win was the first for WLC since the 2002 season as the Warriors avenged season-opening defeats against Ripon each of the past two seasons.
The game started out well for the Warriors as the defense forced Ripon to punt after five plays giving WLC the ball in Red Hawks territory. The Warriors offense capitalized to find the end zone on their first possession of the season. Senior quarterback Zach Shaw (Gurnee, Ill./Warren Township) capped off the nine-play, 47-yard scoring drive with a one-yard dive. After exchanging possessions, the Warriors defense forced another Ripon punt that netted eight yards after a 15-yard personal foul penalty on the hosts.
The Warriors were able to add onto their 7-0 lead on the first play of the second quarter when Taylor Pelot (Fond du Lac, Wis./Campbellsport) weaved his way through the defense for a 13-yard touchdown run. Following the kickoff, the Red Hawks started on their own 25-yard line. RC drove the ball deep into Warriors territory on a 19-play, 64-yard drive that took 9:46 off the clock. However, the long possession would end on an interception by senior linebacker Jim Wheeler (Crystal Falls, Mich./Forest Park). Wheeler returned the ball to the WLC 11-yard line as he weaved his way across the field picking up several blocks along the way. Wisconsin Lutheran, however, had to settle for a 29-yard field goal by freshman Josh Ruppel (Cedar Grove, Wis./Cedar Grove-Belgium) for a 17-0 advantage at halftime.
The Warriors found the end zone twice in the third quarter. The first coming on a third-and-goal play when Shaw found senior wide receiver Josh Stadola (Denmark, Wis./Denmark) on a 10-yard strike in the corner of the end zone with 7:09 left in the third quarter. Following the kickoff, the Warriors defense forced its third three-and-out of the game and sophomore Mike Reeves (Hoffman Estates, Ill./Hoffman Estates) broke free down the right side of the field for an 88-yard touchdown scamper to cap the scoring with 5:54 left.
Shaw finished 14-of-25 through the air for 165 yards with one touchdown and an interception. Reeves finished with 121 yards on 10 rushes, while Pelot rushed 12 times for 51 yards to lead the ground attack.
Defensively, Wheeler collected eight tackles to go along with the interception. Senior Tyler Schoen (Marion, Wis,/Marion) had a game-high nine tackles. Freshman Brady Detert (Marion, Wis./Marion) added seven tackles, including one for a loss, a forced fumble and a half sack.
WLC held the Red Hawks triple option offense to just 229 total yards, while the Warriors gained 370 yards of total offense.
Wisconsin Lutheran (1-0) hosts Olivet (0-1) next Saturday for its home opener. Kickoff at Raabe Stadium is scheduled for 1 p.m. The Comets were defeated 41-0 by Robert Morris (Ill.) in their season opener Saturday.
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Community Fund Award Winners for 2016 Announced
The winners of this years Community Fund Award winners were announced at a special meeting of the Rotary Club of Sherborne Castles on the 20th June 2016. Thanks to additional funds Rotary Charity Fundraisers who run the Community Fund awards were able to make four more awards than last year. more
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The treasurer of Rotary Charity Fundraisers Richard Thorley confirmed that provision had been made in the 2015 accounts for a further £15,000 to be made available to fund Community Fund Awards for 2017. more
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A pair of three-run bombs help propel the Phils past the Dodgers, 8-6, to take a 1-0 lead in the 2009 NLCS.
Two three-run home runs by Carlos Ruiz and Raul Ibanez and a two-run double by Ryan Howard help lead the Phils to an 8-6 victory in the first game of the 2009 National League Championship Series. The Phils lead the seven-games series with the Dodgers, 1-0.
The Dodgers struck first in the bottom of the second as James Loney hits a solo home run, his first in the series, over the right field fence to give the Dodgers a 1-0 lead. The game then developed into a pitchers' duel for the first four innings between Phils' starter Cole Hamels and Dodgers' starter Clayton Kershaw. During those four innings, Kershaw had the Phils' bats quieted, giving up only one hit and two walks, while striking out two batters. Meanwhile, Hamels, besides Loney's home run, gave up three hits and a walk, pitching himself out of a two on, two out jam in the first inning, while striking out three Dodgers. The Phils then struck in the fifth as, with two men on, via a single to Raul Ibanez, who then moved up to second on a wild pitch, and then a walk to Pedro Feliz, and with nobody out, Carlos Ruiz hits a three-run shot to left, his first home run of the series, scoring both Ibanez and Feliz, giving the Phils a 3-1 lead. Five batters later, with two men on, and with two men out, Ryan Howard hits a two-run double, scoring Jimmy Rollins, who got on base on a force out, wiping out Hamels at second, who had earlier walked, then moved up to second on a wild pitch as Shane Victorino struck out, swinging, and then moved to third on the third wild pitch in the inning, and Chase Utley, who had just walked, to give the Phils a 5-1 lead. The Dodgers then came back in their half of the inning as, with runners on the corners, and with one out, Andre Ethier hits into a force out, 6-4, knocking in Russell Martin, who had earlier hit a ground-rule double, and then went to third on Rafael Furcal's single, making it a 5-2 Phils' lead, as Furcal, who had just singled, was forced out at second base, before Ethier would move up to second as Utley's throw to first went into the Phils' dugout. The next batter, Manny Ramirez, then made it a 5-4 Phils' lead, as he hits a two-run home run into left center field, his first home run of the series, scoring Ethier. The Dodgers would threathen to score in the sixth, as they loaded up the bases on singles by Loney and Ronnie Belliard and a walk to pinch hitter Jim Thome, who was then pinch run for by Randy Wolf, with two men out. But, J.A. Happ, who was pitching in relief of Chad Durbin, who had earlier come in in relief of Hamels, ended the inning by getting Furcal to ground out, 4-3. The Dodgers then threathen again in the seventh as Ethier lead off the inning with a double. But, Chan Ho Park, pitching in relief of Antonio Bastardo, turned back the Dodgers by getting Ramirez to ground out, 5-3, then struck out Matt Kemp, swinging, before ending the inning by getting Casey Blake to also ground out, 4-3. The Phils then increased their lead in the eighth as, with two men on, and with nobody out, Ibanez hits a three-run bomb to right, knocking in Howard and Jayson Werth, who had both walked, giving the Phils an 8-4 lead. The Dodgers then tried to come back in their half of the eighth as, with two men on, and with nobody out, Martin hits an RBI single, knocking in Loney, who had earlier singled, and then moved up to second on Belliard's single, cutting the Phils' lead to 8-5, while sending Belliard, who had just singled, over to second. Two batters later, after pinch hitter Juan Pierre hits into a force out, 1-4, as a low throw to second from reliever Ryan Madson killed a possible double play attempt, wiping out Martin at second, while Belliard moved up to third, Furcal hits a sacrifice fly for the inning's second out, knocking in Belliard, to make it an 8-6 Phils' lead. Madson would then get out of the inning by getting Ramirez to ground out 5-3, with runners on first and third. Brad Lidge was then given the ball in the ninth to save it. Lidge was greeted with a lead-off single by Kemp. But, he then got Blake to hit into a 4-6-3 double play, wiping out Kemp at second base, for outs number one and two. Loney then worked a walk, after falling behind 0-2, to keep the game alive. After Loney took second on defensive indifference, Lidge finally recorded the save, his first for the series, by getting Belliard to pop up to Rollins for the final out.
Cole Hamels got the win, as he pitched five and one-third innings, giving up four runs on eight hits and a walk, while striking out four. His record in the series is now 1-0 with a 6.75 ERA. Chad Durbin picked up his first hold of the series as he pitched a third of an inning, getting out the only man that he would face. J.A. Happ also picked up his first series hold as he pitched a third of an inning, giving up a walk. Antonio Bastardo pitched to one batter, giving up a hit. Chan Ho Park got his first hold as he pitched a scoreless inning, as he struck out a batter. Ryan Madson pitched an inning, as he gave up two runs on four hits. Brad Lidge got the save, his first in the series, as he pitched a scoreless inning, giving up a hit and a walk. Clayton Kershaw took the lost as he went just four and two-thirds innings, giving up five runs on four hits, five walks and three wild pitches, while he struck out three. His series record is now 0-1 with a 9.64 ERA. Ramon Troncoso pitched a third of an inning, getting out the only batter he would face. Ronald Belisario and Hong-Chih Kuo combined for two scoreless innings, giving up just one hit (Kuo), while striking out two (Kuo). George Sherrill pitched an inning, giving up three runs on two hits and two walks. Jonathan Broxton pitched a scoreless inning, giving up a hit, while he struck out a batter.
The Phils had only eight hits in the game, making the most of them, along with the seven walks that they received. Shane Victorino, Raul Ibanez and Carlos Ruiz led the team with two hits apiece, with both Ibanez and Ruiz each hitting a three-run home run. Jimmy Rollins and Ryan Howard had the other two Phils' hits, with Howard's hit being a two-run double. The Phils did very well with runners in scoring position as they went 3 for 5.
The Phils (1-0) continues their NL Championship Series with the Dodgers (0-1) with an afternoon game at Dodgers Stadium. The game will start at 4:07 pm Eastern (1:07 pm Pacific). The Phils will send to the mound Pedro Martinez (5-1, 3.63), who last pitched on September 30 against the Astros, as he went only four innings, giving up three runs on six hits and a walk, while striking out two as he received a no-decision in the Phils' 10-3 win, as they clinched the NL East pennant. This will be his first start of the 2009 post-season, as he hope to give the Phils a chance to take a 2-0 lead back to Philadelphia. The Dodgers will counter with Vicente Padilla (12-6 (4-0), 4.46 (3.20)), who is coming off a win against the Rockies on October 4, as he pitched five innings, giving up just a run on four hits, as he struck out ten, in the Dodgers' 5-3 win. He will be trying to even up the series before the two teams head for Philadelphia. The Phillies hope to continue their road success before they head back home to continue the series with home field advantage.


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Making a difference in children's lives, longer summer vacations, and high job demand are some of the perks of becoming a teacher and if you're interested in exploring the education profession, Texas A&M International University invites you to a free information session Tuesday, Nov. 27 from 6-7:30 p.m. in Bob Bullock Hall 113.
The Alternative Teacher Certification Program (ACP) information session, will tell participants what they need to know to get certified as a teacher and how TAMIU's program can help with test preparation workshops, classes, scholarships and a child care stipend for working parents.
Elizabeth Greninger, Alternative Certification Program director, said test preparation workshops will begin in January and that those interested must hold a bachelor's degree.
"The benefit of participating in the ACP program at TAMIU is that in addition to preparing them for the test preparation workshops, students will get to take four University courses that will help strengthen their teaching career," Greninger said.
Participants will also receive assistance and guidance from experienced TAMIU mentors who will visit each new teacher at their respective campuses during their first year to provide support.
Teachers are currently in high demand in the areas of special education, math and science, Greninger said.
"We often get calls from school districts looking desperately for teachers in these subject areas because there are vacant positions that have not been filled."
Once certified by the State of Texas, teachers can relocate anywhere in the state, Greninger said, adding that large cities like Austin and Dallas are in special need of bilingual teachers, which Laredo has in abundance.
The ACP program is designed for those seeking teaching either as a first career or as a change in profession, Greninger said.
"There are even people who are retired and start teaching as a second career," Greninger said, "For example, we currently have a retired Border Patrol agent and a retired Health and Human Services employee that are participating in our program.
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Replacement filters are also on sale. Visit VitaminShoppe.com.
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Women's apparel and accessories company C Wonder is offering an additional 50% off on their summer collection. The sale includes shoes, bags, sunglasses, jewelry and home accessories like pillows and throws. Start shopping at CWonder.com.
Speaking of summer sale, you'll definitely want to check out the great deals at Piperlime (NYSE:GPS).
The sale includes apparel, shoes and accessories offered at discounts up to 70% off retail prices. Brands include Marc by Marc Jacobs, Juicy Couture, Tinley Road, Michael Stars and more.
And while you're there shopping for warm weather looks, definitely take a peek at the pre-fall "Best In Shoe" event for 25% off select booties, riding boots and fall shoe fashions. That sale is on through August 1. Enter "Closet" at checkout.
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Stationary company Design-her Gals is back with a new owner who is eager to build on the brand's philanthropic vision.
Dawn Espinoza, the new CEO of Design-her Gals, has a background in image styling and says the new gig offers the perfect blend of being able to work from home and still be a hands-on mom
"I'm looking forward to building out the brand by highlighting different 'gals' and philanthropic causes, building on the company's original passion and purpose of supporting women with Stage IV Breast Cancer."
Dawn is offering On Sale readers an exclusive discount to celebrate the re-opening of the business. "We have a lot of great things in store, and will continue to update the Dressing Room, build out specialized services and give the site a fresh look," she says.
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A University of Colorado discussion about guns on campus changed course Wednesday as at least a half-dozen people in the audience identified themselves as students with concealed-weapon permits and defended their right to bring firearms to school.
The vocal majority at last month's forum expressed collective dismay and concern over a Colorado Supreme Court decision that struck down CU's gun ban.
Top campus officials organized the second forum because concealed carry continues to be a hot topic on campus since the high court's ruling last spring.
This time around, several attendees expressed their support for the Supreme Court ruling, and some said they were concerned that concealed-weapon permit holders have been demonized by the campus community.
"As a permit holder, I don't feel that the university has a unified message. I almost feel like there's a harsh reaction towards me," said Steve Ojala, an MBA student. "I'm here to protect. I'm not a criminal. I don't have a background record. But I feel like I'm a criminal."
Provost Russ Moore said the campus has tried to communicate in its emails that the university is following the law.
"I think we've tried to be very consistent and certainly not tried to demonize anybody who is exercising their legal right on campus," Moore said. "There's certainly been an emotional swirl around the issue."
Elisa Dahlberg, who said she served in the Air Force and worked for a short time with the Aurora Police Department before attending CU, urged campus leaders to put together a colloquium so people can better understand students who carry guns on campus.
"People are always scared of what they don't understand," she said.
Samuel Flaxman, an assistant professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at CU, said he doesn't fear students with guns and feels safe in the classroom, but he outlined other concerns -- such as why there is a culture on campus that says the classroom
is a place students ought to have guns and why students aren't allowed to bring toy Nerf guns to class but can bring weapons.
"We're hearing people who are pro-gun saying they feel threatened and harassed, and we're hearing people who are against guns saying they feel threatened and harassed ... Can we get to a point where we're not suspecting each other?"
Guns are allowed mostly anywhere on campus -- barring the dorms and university-owned Bear Creek apartments. CU has also set aside a limited number of housing units, standalone cottages and some rooms in Athens North that those with concealed-weapon permits can live as long as they lock up their guns in safes when they aren't home. So far, nobody has requested to live in any of those units, which become available in January, said Chancellor Phil DiStefano.
CU also bans people from bringing guns to ticketed events -- such as football games at Folsom Field or concerts at Macky Auditorium.
CU law professor Mimi Wesson said she takes issue with guns being allowed in her classroom but banned elsewhere.
"Why you would think that preserving the status quo for football games and concerts is more important than preserving the learning environment in my classroom and in my office, where a lot of learning takes place, is something I think I would like an explanation for, and I haven't heard one yet."
DiStefano responded that the large crowds at events -- including 50,000 fans in Folsom on game day -- mixed with drinking alcohol presented major concerns for him.
The chancellor also said that as university officials considered CU rules over the summer, they studied the policies of other universities.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Senior Thomas Franklin and junior Alex Rubino passed through a difficult and highly competitive selection process en route to ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America honors as recently announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). The selections boosted the football program's contingent to an Institute-best 27 accolades, while MIT maintains its position as the all-time NCAA Division III leader with 151 honors since 1980.
As a four-year starter at tight end, Franklin developed into an outstanding blocker during his career and helped guide the Engineers to the ninth-best rushing attack in the nation this season. Selected to the Academic All-District Second Team in 2007, Franklin is a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars as well as Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society. Set to graduate with a 5.0 grade point average in Aerospace Engineering, Franklin is a recipient of the Society of Flight Test Engineers Scholarship.
Rubino earned Academic All-America Second Team honors after a season in which he served as MIT's most disruptive defender. Rubino paced Tech's defensive corps with 47 solo tackles while ranking fifth among lineman in the New England Football Conference (NEFC) with 63 total stops. He also finished fifth in the league with six sacks and tied for fourth in forced fumbles. A Chemical Engineering major with a 5.0 grade point average, Rubino's academic achievements include National Dean's List, National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society, and NEFC All-Academic.
Franklin was one of only two players from District I picked to the College Division First Team. The College Division includes all Division II, III, and NAIA institutions, while District I consists of schools located in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick and Quebec. Only four student-athletes from all of District I were named to the national team.
The Engineers set an Institute record earlier in the fall as seven players were named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team. In addition to Franklin and Rubino, seniors James Oleinik, Robert Utz, and David Nackoul advanced to the national ballot, as well as junior Will Gibson and sophomore Brian Doyle.


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I'm starting to think Michael is a Microsoft or Oracle shill who pretends to be a friend of the FOSS community, when in reality he just seeks to undermine and eliminate the FSF, so the ideals of freedom will go away, all FOSS code written will be licensed under BSD, and then Microsoft will happily take all the code, make it proprietary and release it as Windows 9.
I know that sounds pretty fantastic and highly unlikely, but if you'd have told me in 1990 that a major proprietary desktop operating system (OS X) was being developed based on BSD and OPENSTEP, I'd have laughed you out of the room.
It's quite a concept, isn't it? Companies wanting to eliminate the voice of Free Software so that only Open Source remains?
Companies love Open Source. Even Microsoft. They absolutely love it -- free labor! What could be better than having other people make your products for you, without even paying a dime, all in the interest of sharing? And then you're perfectly entitled to go and take their code, make it proprietary, add some gee-whiz enhancements that break compatibility but don't really contribute anything, and make billions of dollars! And you only need to hire half the developers of your fully-proprietary competitor!! It's a genius business model!
But wait, there's a huge catch. Some little subset of the Open Source movement are some kind of freedom-lovers, who want their software to remain free, and have devised a clever copyright license that prevents us from making their work proprietary. Well damn, that sucks. Let's see how we can get rid of them!
Hmm.... let's start with the media. What are some good websites out there where a lot of young people influenced by Free/Open Source go to be informed? Ah... first hit on google... Phoronix! Let's see if this... Lillybell, er, Larabel, guy is susceptible to a few greenbacks.
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Kate Walsh: Skip A Meal, Send A Smile
Kate Walsh holds onto her coffee and makes a run for it as she heads into an office building on Sunday (March 24) in Los Angeles.
"Hey @margsoleary! I'm with you," the 45-year-old actress wrote on her Twitter account. "Learn more about this amazing project tw'eeps! #skipamealsendasmile #OperationSmile."
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Recently his grandmother passed away, and less than 24 hours later, he was let go by his department in the hospital.
The irony is that in Dr Crippen's inaugural medblog round-up the BritMeds, he commented on HospitalPhoenix's safe hospital job as compared to Dr Crippen's own vote-dependent job, which I wrote about in my previous post.
This is a rough time for HospitalPhoenix, who is a good conscientious doctor working for a health system flawed in many ways. Plus HospitalPhoenix's blog is new, and I hope that this turn of events doesn't induce him to stop blogging. So many healthcare bloggers have been lost due to workplace events. Angry NHS Doctor (the second link in my list of doctor blogs) is only one of them.
But such is life. In the medical profession, as in almost every other profession out there, you see good honest workers getting screwed over by jealous people trying to cover their asses.
HospitalPhoenix, however, has an advantage. He is named after a mythical bird known for rising from the ashes when it dies. And I have no doubt that, like his namesake, this blogger will rise from the ashes once again. It's not so easy to make a truly dedicated, passionate doctor go away.
I ask those of you with the time to go over to HospitalPhoenix's blog and express your support for him in this difficult period.
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Survarium is a free2play MMOFPS game set in the near future. The game focuses on a mass- scale ecological catastrophe on Earth, the reasons behind vaguely known. The game is developed with a new proprietary Vostok Engine technology created by many Ex-STALKER 2 devs. An early version was released on PC at the end of 2013.
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...need to setup some sample codes / files so that the device will work error free in Ubuntu using Mono to communicate and set up singals to trigger the lights and sounds of the open architecture LED Signal Tower hardware. Currently the team is facing an error message when trying to communicate to the device - error message attached. Any advise solution
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Dozens of spectators gathered Friday for the first peek at a baker's dozen of bears that will soon migrate to their posts along Main Street.
Dozens of spectators gathered Friday for the first peek at a baker's dozen of bears that will soon migrate to their posts along Main Street.
The brightly painted bears, sponsored by local businesses to raise money for nonprofits, will be displayed downtown until they are sold in October at the 11th annual Bearfootin' auction.
Covered in colorful sheets, the 13 bears were unveiled one at a time.
"I love it! It is beautiful," said Peggy Allen, assistant director of the Hope Academy, as she inspected the first bear that will benefit the organization. The Hope Academy, supported by Mud Creek Baptist Church, offers biblically-based programs for individuals with special needs and their families.
Each summer, the academy's kids venture through downtown on a scavenger hunt to find the special bears.
"I wonder where they're going to put it?" Allen asked as she looked the "Hope" bear over. She smiled as she said, "I guess we'll have to go hunt it."
"It's more than I expected," said the bear's sponsor, Greg Paul, who co-owns Carolina ACE Hardware with his wife, Sheila, and attends church with Allen. They decided to sponsor a bear for the first time this year. First-time artist Anita Segers brought it to life.
Next to be unveiled was "Live Long and Prosbear," sponsored by Agudas Israel Congregation. Artist Amy Weinsoff painted the bear with the inspiration of the Star Trek character "Spock." Its future purchase will benefit Interfaith Assistance Ministry.
One bear, topped with a brown baseball cap and holding a guitar, stood out among the crowd and drew the "oohs" of onlookers. Main Street Director Lew Holloway will use the "Brewgrass Bear" to promote next Thursday's first Rhythm & Brews summer concert downtown.
Also topped in a hat — this time a three-pointed one — was the "Benjamin Franklin Bear," painted with a kite and bolt of lightning by Martina Zinn and her art students.
This is the "most beautiful bear I've ever seen," said Selena Einwechter, owner of Bed and Breakfast on Tiffany Hill, as she gazed at the "Breakfast at Tiffanys"-inspired "Audrea Hepbear" she sponsored.
The "Brewgrass Bear" was sponsored by Sherman's Sports and Army Store, Attorneys Title, Homestead and Carolina Cottages and will benefit Four Seasons Hospice. It was painted by Sundance Interiors.
"Audrea Hepbear" was painted by Donna Leven and will benefit Team ECCO Ocean Center and Aquarium.
Other bears unveiled at the event were:
"The Tempo Band Bear" — sponsored by Tempo Music Center and painted by Johnnie Blackwell to benefit Hendersonville High's Bearcat Marching Band.
"With Wings to Fly" — sponsored by Morris Broadband and painted by Jeanne Fry to benefit Thrive.
"Ana Bear" — sponsored by Pardee Hospital and painted by Heidi Mayfield to benefit Pardee Hospital Foundation and Blue Ridge Community Health Services.
"Boyce" — sponsored by Hannah Flanagan's Pub and painted by Beverly Russell to benefit Mainstay.
"Benjamin Franklin Bear" — sponsored by Hendersonville Printing Company and painted by Martina Zinn and art students to benefit Balfour Academy.
"Laurel" — sponsored by Laurel Park Village Shopping Center and painted by Lynne Strickland and Scott Keels to benefit the Blue Ridge Humane Society.
"Beary Christmas" — sponsored by Four Seasons Christmas Garden D�cor and More and Dads C.A.T.S. and painted by Heather Seaman and advisor Miriam Hughes to benefit Toys for Tots.
"Small Town Abearica" — sponsored by Mast General Store and painted by Patty Henry to benefit Mainstay.
"Promise" — sponsored by Blue Ridge Humane Societyand painted by Heidi Mayfield to benefit Blue Ridge Humane Society.
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Gopher Head Coach Candidate: Shaka Smart
One of the names most associated with the Minnesota Gopher basketball head coach vacancy is that of Virginia Commonwealth head coach Shaka Smart. Gopher athletic director Norwood Teague was the athletic director at VCU before coming to Minnesota, so the ties Teague has to Smart would make him a natural fit in Minnesota. In order to determine if he would be a good fit, here is what Shaka brings to the table:
Coaching Experience-
- Virginia Commonwealth: 2009-pressent
- Career record: 111–36, 50-20 in conference play
- Highest conference finish: 2nd in CAA (2011-2012) 2nd in Atlantic 10 (2012-2013)
- Took VCU to NCAA Final Four in 2010-2011
- Took VCU to NCAA third round in 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 seasons (7-3 NCAA Tournament record overall)
Pros brought to table-
- Smart is a young coach who would bring instant credibility to the Gophers.
- Smart is known as a defensive-minded coach, which should translate well to the Big 10.
- Smart turned VCU into a program capable of making deep NCAA Tournament runs.
- Smart would be under more pressure with the Gophers than at VCU
- While he is a defensive-minded coach, very few coaches in the Big 10 can get away with playing his kind of style for an entire game.
- May be targeted for a higher-caliber job, such as UCLA
My thoughts-
Shaka would be a great hire if the Gophers decide to go that route. He is one of the premiere young coaches in the game and would instantly help bring recognition to Minnesota. But I wonder if he would even want to leave VCU, where he has made a name for himself on the east coast. Regardless of whether or not he wants to leave, he is arguably the most highly sought-after candidate to fill the position.


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For most of my adult life, I've been convinced that maintaining a connection between body, mind and spirit is important to my overall health and my desire for holiness, but my conviction ebbed and flowed.
Mostly ebbed. "I'll start tomorrow," was my perennial refrain, but "tomorrow" never arrived.
Then, about three years ago, I went on a weekend retreat where talking, writing and reading were off limits.
Without my usual crutches, I came face to face with the powerful connection between body, mind and spirit in a very real and sometimes uncomfortable way.
With no books or chatter to fill the void, I spent my time hiking silently through the woods, sitting in an Adirondack chair watching the sunrise, eating deliberately and slowly in the silent but crowded dining room.
'Mindful oatmeal'
When I returned home, I became painfully aware of how often I leave out at least one element of the body-mind-spirit triad, usually because I'm moving through life too frantically. And so I decided to bring a slice of my silent retreat into my chaotic life.
I began what I have come to call my "mindful oatmeal" ritual, a healthy breakfast eaten in silence and infused with prayer and attention to detail.
It quickly grew into the most important spiritual practice of my day. I knew I was onto something, but what?
Enter two book contracts, each with a different but critical focus on the body-mind-spirit connection.
Diving deeper
I guess I should have realized it wasn't just a coincidence but the Spirit responding to my question in not-so-subtle ways.
For about nine months, I spent every day exploring and writing about the importance of weaving spirituality into our physical emotional and intellectual lives in an effort to achieve and maintain overall health and spiritual growth.
First up on my plate was Cravings: A Catholic Wrestles with Food, Self-Image, and God">"Cravings: A Catholic Wrestles with Food, Self-Image and God" (Ave Maria Press, $13.95). This book project was a gift, a rare opportunity to dive deep into one aspect of the body-mind-spirit conundrum and provide practical ways to strengthen those connections and transform life from the outside in.
Active spirituality
So often we turn to food — for consolation, as reward or sometimes out of boredom — in an effort to fill ourselves up, but what we're really hungry for is something much deeper, a relationship with God, a better understanding of our true self, a spirituality that permeates all we do and makes us new.
Thinking we can achieve all that by eating more slowly might seem a little far-fetched, but it really is all connected.
Even one small practice can bring about major change.
When you begin to approach your meals from a place of prayer, a place of awareness of God's presence in the moment, food begins to lose its hold.
Over time you come to see that eating can actually be a pathway to spiritual wholeness rather than a one-way ticket to the nearest Weight Watchers meeting.
Right on the heels of that book was Everyday Divine: A Catholic Guide to Active Spirituality">"Everyday Divine: A Catholic Guide to Active Spirituality" (Alpha, $14.95), which takes this mindful, spiritual approach and applies it not just to eating, cooking and serving food, but to every aspect of every day.
Applying the lessons
I explored the possibility of praying while running, driving, raking, weeding, scrubbing, ironing and everything else that presented itself to me on a daily basis.
Through journal entries chronicling my own attempts to weave prayer into the mundane moments of my life, advice from the saints and anecdotes from modern Catholics, I put down on paper just what it takes to "pray without ceasing."
In the process, I began to realize how often I operate on autopilot, totally missing major parts of my own life.
No wonder I'm tired and cranky and dissatisfied so much of the time.
As I began to practice what I preach, multitasking lost its shine and my penchant for overbooking my days in the mistaken notion that busy equals successful proved to be woefully misguided.
Seeing the unseen
I can't claim that every meal is now a meditation (far from it) or that I always manage to chose calmness over chaos (just ask my family), but even when I'm not operating from a place of mindfulness, I am cognizant of the fact that I need to get back to it, and fast. If your life is clamoring for something — attention, serenity, simplicity, balance — step back and start to notice God in the details.
You may find that everything you're searching for was there all along.
Mary DeTurris Poust is the author of six books on Catholic spirituality and the creator of Not Strictly Spiritual. Contact her at www.notstrictlyspiritual.com.
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O's activate Roberts from DL, designate Jurrjens
Second baseman had been sidelined for all but three games this season
BALTIMORE -- Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts was activated off the 60-day disabled list prior to the club's Sunday night game against the Yankees. Baltimore designated right-hander Jair Jurrjens for assignment to make room for Roberts' return.
"It's great. I'm excited, obviously," Roberts said. "It should be a great atmosphere. It has been all year and this weekend. I'm looking forward to being back and being part of it."View Full Game Coverage
Roberts, who played just three games this season before rupturing a tendon in his right hamstring, was originally placed on the 15-day disabled list on April 5. He was off to a hot start before the injury, going 5-for-12 with a double, one RBI and one stolen base in his three games.
He went 3-for-13 (.231) with a double and one RBI over four rehab games with Triple-A Norfolk last week. Following his last game action on Friday, Roberts drove to Baltimore on Saturday afternoon, according to manager Buck Showalter.
"He's been playing at a high intensity," Showalter said on Saturday when discussing Roberts' impending return. "[Tides manager Ron Johnson] has been effusive in his praise at the way he looks and the way he goes about things. He's making a couple of good defensive plays every night, playing with ... all the jerks and twitches and things that go on down there. He [adds] a lot of intensity to the games he plays in, he's seeing a lot of pitches."
It may still take a few games, however, before Roberts feels in the flow of things at the Majors again.
"I don't know if you ever know until you really get in that atmosphere," Roberts said. "You can't really simulate game speed anywhere. I think we all understand that. You just do as much as you can to get ready and then go."
It's been a long and trying road for Roberts, who has only played in 118 games since the beginning of the 2010 season.
"It's been one of those things where there've been many days where you're wondering, 'Am I still supposed to be doing this?' or 'Can I still do this?' or 'Is it still worth it to do this?' sometimes even. But I felt like that's never been my personality to quit until I felt it was really, really time to do that," Roberts said. "For me, it was just a reliance on the people around me and my faith."
As for Jurrjens, the righty tossed 2 1/3 scoreless innings of relief on Saturday. In his only other appearance with the Orioles this season, Jurrjens allowed four runs over five innings while taking a no-decision against the Rays on May 18. If he clears waivers, a 72-hour clock starts for him to report to Triple-A Norfolk. It's a slightly unusual DFA situation, but it came about because the Orioles are under the 40-man roster limit.
In other injury-related news:
• Nolan Reimold (hamstring) hit a home run for Double-A Bowie in the first of two games Sunday. With impending bad weather, it's likely Reimold will not play in the second game. He's expected to travel to Chicago with the team on Monday and be activated from the DL.
• Tsuyoshi Wada pitched well for Triple-A Norfolk on Saturday, and has now strung together several good starts in a row. The left-hander's line from Saturday: 6 1/3 innings, five hits, two earned runs, six strikeouts and two walks. Wada had Tommy John surgery in May 2012.
• Wei-Yin Chen (oblique) was in the clubhouse Sunday, but Showalter said he's still unsure if the team will activate him before another Minor League rehab start. Chen pitched a pain-free outing Saturday for Double-A Bowie in his first rehab start. He threw five innings, five hits, five strikeouts and two walks. All four of his earned runs came in the fourth inning.
Derek Wetmore is an associate reporter for MLB.com.


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The Bley House, Refuge...
President Bob The Unbuilder: "Now that the Britannians have been routed, these rainbow ships are our next threat. I want to form a task force immediately to investigate-"
Chrome: "Mr. President, so far we have seen these ships appear in, at most, small groups. They are light vessels with pitiful weapons and armor. What kind of threat do they represent?"
Bob: "The ships themselves are weak, but they are but the vanguard of an incredibly powerful alien race. These aliens forced us from our previous home, and if they come for us again, we need to be ready."
Chrome: "Really? From what little I have heard, the fall of the T.L.A. was caused by a minifig cult."
Bob: "Not many people saw the aliens and survived... at least not with their minds intact. I am one of the very few who has..."
Bob: It was just after the invasion began. Back then, I was just a construction worker and part-time mercenary. I did have my own TV show -- marketed towards kids, but oddly popular among adults as well -- although I wasn't even interested in politics yet. My buddies and I were working on a planetary defense center-
Chrome: These 'buddies' are the ones you later appointed to your cabinet?
Bob: ...No. No they weren't.
We'd all heard stories about them, of course. Twice the size of a minifig, eyes as big as your head, psychic powers, covered in battle tattoos...
... but nothing could have prepared us for the horrifying reality.
Construction worker: "Aliens! Retreat!"
Bob: "Don't be such a Goddamn coward. Chaaarge!"
Construction worker: "This is suicide! We can't take them on with just our tools-"
Bob: "FUCK YES WE CAAAAAAAAAAAAN!"
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Bob: "All right, now we just need to-"
Bob: "Dammit."
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Bob: "Friendship and harmony? You bastards! I swear on the Two-by-Two, once I'm done with you you're gonna need a bigger torso to fit the hole I'm gonna make-"
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Bob: "Nope."
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Bob: "Oh, I slaughtered my way across the planet, boarded a ship and killed everyone aboard, and flew out just in time to meet up with the evacuation fleet. Nothing interesting."
Fleet Ensign: "Mr. President, urgent message from the fleet. Captain Fury intercepted a squadron of rainbow ships on his way back from New York and-"
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Bob: "Fair enough."
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Bob: "Of course-"
Fleet Ensign: "-but we did get a data chip with the coordinates for a base."
Bob: "Excellent news. Assemble a task force and prep Space Force One. I will lead the assault myself. Is there any other intel?"
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Bob: "A name?"
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Los Angeles: Rocker Jack White has been named the Honorary Dean of a music school in Mexico City.
The former White Stripes star made a surprise appearance at the Fermatta Music Academy last month and spoke candidly about how music touched and inspired him, reported Rolling Stone magazine.
He was given a lifetime achievement award by school officials at the ceremony and now he has become the first musician to be awarded the Honorary Dean title in the history of the Academy.


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Big Similarities In Two Huge Gamesby Brent Harris • October 14, 2004 Share:
What more can you ask for from a Saturday afternoon football game? Two undefeated teams, both ranked in the national polls. Both are battling for the top spot in the conference. One features a national player of the year candidate who is a dominating player on offense. The other features one of the best defensive units in the nation. Both will meet in Crawfordsville, Indiana on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m.
Crawfordsville? That's right, Wabash College will play host to the College of Wooster on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m., a few hours before two other teams that fit that list of credentials, Purdue and Wisconsin, play just up the road in Lafayette.
You probably know about Heisman Trophy candidate Kyle Orton's gaudy offensive numbers, helping the Purdue Boilermakers to a perfect 5-0 mark. You may not realize that Wisconsin, 6-0 on the season, comes into the game against Purdue as the top-ranked defense in the nation, holding opponents to 198.3 yards of offense per game. The Badgers are also ranked number one in scoring defense, giving up only 6-1/2 points a contest.
But if you're not a devotee of Division III football, you may not realize the similarities in Saturday's game at Byron P. Hollett Little Giant Stadium. Wabash College comes into its game against Wooster with a 5-0 record, 3-0 in North Coast Athletic play. The Scots are also 5-0, posting a 2-0 mark in NCAC play. The Little Giants have one of the top defenses in the nation, ranked fifth in scoring defense (8.2 ppg), 10th in rushing defense (64.4 ypg), and 14th in total defense (224.4).
The Little Giant defensive unit will face its toughest test of the season this weekend when the Scots' Tony Sutton comes to town. Sutton was a finalist in 2003 for the John Gagliardi Trophy, the Division III equivalent of the Heisman. Last season he led the nation — including all players in the Division I, I-AA, II, and III — in rushing yards (217.2 ypg), scoring (20.7 ppg), and all-purpose yards (244.8 ypg). Sutton was named the NCAC Offensive Player of the Year and earned his second All-America honor. He comes into Saturday's game ranked third in Division III in rushing (174.8 ypg), second in scoring (16.8 ppg), and fourth in all-purpose yards (203.2).
Wabash enters the week ranked 23rd in the D3football.com weekly top-25 poll and 13th in the American Football Coaches Association poll. The Scots are 13th in D3football.com and 14th in the AFCA rankings. The Boilers and Wisconsin are among the elite in the D-I polls. Purdue is fifth in both the AP and ESPN/USA Today rankings. The Badgers are 10th in AP this week, 12th in the ESPN/USA Today poll.
Just in case you needed one more connection between the two games, keep this fact in mind. The trophy that Orton hopes to take home later this year is named after former Oberlin College football coach John Heisman, who led the Oberlin team to wins over Ohio State and Michigan in 1892. That's the same school that Wabash claimed a 44-17 victory over last weekend and the Scots will play in two weeks.
Saturday fans will gather outside of Ross-Ade Stadium to watch ESPN's Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, and former Indiana University head football coach Lee Corso air their weekly College GameDay program from just outside the stadium. At the same time, Wooster and Wabash fans will be gathering for an equally important game just 27 miles south straight down US Highway 231. Who knows, with a 1 p.m. kickoff in Crawfordsville and 4:30 p.m. start in West Lafayette, maybe some college football fans plan to take in both games to see four of the best programs in their respective divisions play this week.
(Photo above - Tim Parker adds another sack to his season totals. The Wabash defense will face its toughest test yet this Saturday when Wooster comes to Crawfordsville.)


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With the Agriculture Reform, Food and Jobs Act, the era of direct payments is over. Instead of subsidies that pay out every year even in good times, the bill creates risk management tools that support farmers when they are negatively impacted by weather disaster or market events beyond their control.
By ending unnecessary subsidies, streamlining and consolidating programs and cracking down on abuse, the bill reduces the deficit by billions. Passing the farm bill will yield a total of $23 billion in cuts to agriculture programs (including cuts made due to the sequester). Twenty-three billion dollars is over double the amount the bipartisan Simpson-Bowles commission ($10 billion) and Gang of Six ($11 billion) recommended in total agriculture cuts.
Agriculture is a bright spot in America's economy. The Senate's 2013 Farm Bill strengthens top priorities that help farmers, ranchers and small business owners create jobs. The current farm bill expires Sept. 30. A new bill must be passed this year to provide farmers the certainty they need to keep driving our economic recovery. Sixteen million jobs hang in the balance.
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Last year's similar Senate farm bill passed the Senate with a wide bipartisan vote, 64-35. The farm bill is broadly supported by Democrats and Republicans across the country for its major reforms, common sense deficit reduction and strengthened job creation initiatives.
Major Reform: Ending Direct Payments; Creating Responsible Risk Management
Farmers face unique risks unlike other businesses. Weather and market conditions outside a producer's control can have devastating effects. Responsible risk management tools help ensure that farmers – and farm jobs – are not wiped out by disasters, and protect all American families from sudden spikes in food prices.
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- Eliminates direct payments. Farmers will no longer receive payments when prices are rising and support is not needed. Ending these subsidies and creating responsible risk management is a major shift in American farm policy.
- Caps remaining risk management support at $50,000/person.
- Ends Farm Payments to Non-Farmers. This bill closes the "management loophole," through which people who were not actually farming – in many cases not even setting foot on the farm – were designated as farm managers so they could receive farm payments.
- Strengthens crop insurance and expands access so farmers are not wiped out by bad weather.
- Includes disaster relief for producers hurt by drought, spring freeze and other weather disasters.
- Reforming farm programs, ending direct payments and implementing market-oriented programs to help farmers manage risk saves $16 billion ($12 billion in the bill, $4 billion through sequestration).
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By eliminating duplicative programs, funds are concentrated in the areas in which they will have the greatest impact, reducing the deficit while strengthening top priorities. The Senate Farm Bill eliminates over 100 programs and authorizations under the Agriculture Committee's jurisdiction. For example:
- The bill consolidates 23 existing conservation programs into 13 programs while maintaining existing tools to protect and conserve land, water and wildlife.
- Streamlining programs provides added flexibility and focuses conservation around four primary functions: working lands conservation, the Conservation Reserve Program, regional partnerships and easements to help prevent sprawl and protect wetlands.
- These reforms save money while still increasing resources for top priorities.
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Just prior to taking off on the Gnarliest Kids Adventure Race, Allan Kelly's team of young boys gathered around him at Camp Pinnacle to talk strategy.
Just prior to taking off on the Gnarliest Kids Adventure Race, Allan Kelly's team of young boys gathered around him at Camp Pinnacle to talk strategy.
His son Tony's plan was to disorient the competition by shrilly blowing the whistle built into his wristwatch. Colton Hall, 10, figured he'd be more fleet-footed without the 1-liter bottle of water in his backpack. With plans laid, "Team Fireball" raced off to get a turn on the camp's basketball court.
"From what I can see, their strategy is burning all their energy before the race," Kelly grinned as he watched Tony, Colton and pal Gabe Pace sprinting down the hill.
About 200 kids ages 5 through 14 participated in The GNAR – at it's dubbed – on Sunday, navigating a variety of challenges along a top-secret course that was put together Saturday night in the rain by race organizers and volunteers.
"I'd like to say we had a dry run, but it was really a wet run," joked Holly Robinson, whose husband, Rodney, is the race director. It was the second time the course was assembled, since the race was postponed May 5 after torrential rains made things even gnarlier than planned.
With timing chips strapped to their ankles, teams of two kids took off Sunday from the starting line at one-minute intervals, racing down a muddy trail through the woods to their first challenge: a disc golf target. From there, it was uphill to their parked mountain bikes, where they strapped on helmets and rode a mile-long course.
"That was the toughest part," said Ruthie Morton, 13, a Hendersonville Middle School student who tackled the GNAR with partner Lina Yokote. "There were so many hills. You'd have to get off and walk, they were so steep."
Dismounting their bikes, the kids bouldered across a climbing wall, scrambled under a latticework of ropes, climbed over rain-slickened logs, mucked through a creek and then crossed water on a shaky "monkey bridge," or hopped across a slippery bridge of tethered rafts.
That was followed by a canoe race, in which teams paddled out onto Wolf Lake and around a diving platform. From there, teams raced uphill to a kayak-pull, where they shouldered ropes and dragged a 15-pound playboat around a circle filled with water obstacles. Then it was just a matter of flying down a soaped-up plastic slide to the finish.
Cole and Christian Renken placed first in the youngest Parent/Adult division with a time of 21:53, while Kim Hall and her parent took first place for the 8- to 10-year-olds. Martin and Carl Greedy took top honors in the Parent/Adult division for 11- to 14-year-olds.
Fallon Welch and Walker Robinson of "Team High Flying Eagles" took first among males ages 5-7, while Jillian Hintz, 7, won that division with help from dad, Frank. Allyson Garcia and Madeline Hover came in second among the youngest girls.
Ben Kealy and Sam Fertik of "Team Mountain Expos" won the boy's 8 to 10 division with a time of 23:40, while Kim Hall, 10, won the middle girls' division. Ava Dockendorf and Anna Salvaggio of "Team Lighting Girlz" came in second among girls ages 8 to 10.
Among the boys ages 11 to 14, Hamilton Lopez and Rudy Sutton of "Team Rude Boys" placed first, followed by Isaias and Matias Akers of "Team Bornwild." Cayden Herr and Scout Westphal won the 11 through 14 female division, trailed by Cammi Ochs and Brynn Welch of "The Worms."
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Donald P. Kennedy, Chairman emeritus of First American Financial passed away earlier this week.
First American Financial Corp. was known as Orange County Title Co. and had only one office when Donald P. Kennedy, fresh out of law school, joined the family firm in 1948.
When Kennedy began leading its expansion beyond the county lines in 1957, the title insurance company had annual sales of less than $1.5 million.
By 2006, First American was one of the world's largest title insurers and was developing vast databases that helped transform the real estate industry. It had hundreds of offices in the United States and abroad and revenue topping $8 billion undefined an expansion attributed to Kennedy, who died Saturday at his home in Santa Ana after three years of declining health. He was 93.
While building First American, the elder Kennedy, along with his wife, Dorothy, also helped build dozens of community organizations.
A past chairman of the Orange County Business Committee for the Arts, Kennedy was a board member of South Coast Repertory and the Athletic Board at Stanford University. He was a keen supporter of the athletic and law programs at Chapman University in Orange, where the law school named a hall after him.
As board chairman at the Bowers Museum of Cultural Art in Santa Ana, he was instrumental in negotiating partnerships with the Smithsonian Institution and the British Museum, greatly expanding the museum's offerings to the public. His support for a major addition undefined the Dorothy and Donald Kennedy Wing undefined tripled the Bowers' exhibit space.
Donald Parker Kennedy was the grandson of Charles Edward Parker, who formed the company in 1894. Born Oct. 16, 1918, in San Jacinto, Calif., Kennedy attended Santa Ana High School and Stanford University, where he played on the 1939 golf team that won an NCAA Division 1 championship and earned a bachelor's degree in political science in 1940.
After serving in the Navy during World War II, he returned to study law at USC before delving into the business of tracking property sales and assuring buyers that transactions weren't clouded.
The elder Kennedy was named chairman emeritus of First American in 2003 but remained on its board until 2008, going to the office consistently until he was 90.
Kennedy's easygoing manner and ready humor benefited him at work and play, including on the golf course, where he recorded nine holes in one during a life devoted to the game.
Besides his son and his wife of 65 years, Kennedy is survived by two daughters, Elizabeth Myers and Amy Healey; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Please join me in keeping the Kennedy family in your thoughts and prayers.
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We should have "chamber of commerce" weather Thursday night as the Charlotte County, Englewood, North Port and Punta Gorda chambers come together for a joint Business Card Exchange at the Charlotte Stone Crabs game.
The gates will open at 4:45 p.m. Your $10 ticket includes a pregame networking event, appetizers, two beer tickets (for guests 21 and older) and a reserved seat to the game. Parking is an additional $4. You can purchase your tickets at any of the Chamber offices today, but general admission tickets will be available at the gate Thursday for the 6:30 p.m. game. Please join us and bring plenty of business cards.


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Honor Society inducts largest class
PLAINVIEW – Kappa Delta Pi, the honor society for education students at Wayland Baptist University, recently inducted 20 new members recently in the biggest growth spurt since the group's birth on campus five years ago.
New inductees include the following students, listed alphabetically:
Angie Aleman of Floydada, Brittany Ayers of Odessa, Lynn Baker of Plainview, Brandon Douglas of Woodward, Okla., Kaci Holcomb of Roswell, N.M., Staci Hutto of Plainview, Tiffany Lambert of Hawley, Tia Maxwell of Borger, Katie Moore of Borger, Mary Grace Moore of LaPorte, Elyse Newland of Plainview, JoElda Perez of Abernathy, Debbie Quintana of Plainview, Sarah Quisenberry of Lamesa, Tracy Rosales of Plainview, Laci Rousseau of Tulia, Amanda Rusher of Sugar City, Colo., Valentina Salazar of Lockney, Stephanie Shaw of Plainview, and Deborah Williams of Artesia, N.M.
Dr. Patricia Herman, professor of education, serves as sponsor for the group, which is active in service projects related to education and young people in the community. Membership is open to students in the top 10 percent of those studying in the field of education.
The Omega Upsilon chapter of KDP was chartered in April 2000, formed to help foster the ideals of the education profession. Members are expected to support the group's ideals of recognizing excellence in education, enhancing growth and leadership among members, foster discussion on educational issues, and promote the development and dissemination of worthy educational practices and ideas.


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The Longest Friday of the Year
June 27, 2014
Every week, Jody Hirsh, the JCC's Judaic Education Director, provides a Judaic message that is featured at the top of the JCC's weekly email newsletter. Below is the Shabbat message for Friday, June 27, 2014.
The Longest Friday of the Year
"Short Friday" comes in the darkest part of the winter. That Friday night is the Shabbat that starts earliest of the year... therefore it's the shortest Friday of the year – the Friday that traditional Jews dread, since it's the least amount of time of the whole year to prepare for Shabbat. This Erev Shabbat, Friday night, June 27, however, is the opposite: the longest Friday of the year. Last week, Shabbat started at 8:16 PM. Next week, it will also start at 8:16 PM. But tonight? Tonight Shabbat starts at a whoppingly late 8:17 PM! I guess we should call that "Long Friday," but, unfortunately, we've never given a name to this special day. So... enjoy the extra time! Have an afternoon cup of coffee in a café.
Of course, the flip side of that is that Shabbat is over tomorrow really late, at 9:28 PM (once 3 stars come out). For traditional Jews, that makes going out on a Saturday night somewhat problematic – especially in Israel where Sunday is a normal work day – no matter how late you were out on Saturday night, you still have to be at work or school early Sunday morning.
Notice that the next to last verse is sung in Yiddish!
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Balers for corn stover collection are adding a new revenue stream for hay-harvesting machinery manufacturers and custom baler businesses, says Eric Woodford, Woodford Equipment manager/owner, Emmetsburg, Iowa. Woodford sells Vermeer Corporation's 605 Super M Cornstalk Special Baler that many of his customers rely on to provide corn stover biomass to a nearby Poet Project Liberty cellulosic ethanol production plant in northwestern Iowa.
For 2012, Project Liberty has been contracting with area farmers to harvest corn stover bales on approximately 80,000 to 85,000 acres, says Adam Wirt, Poet biomass logistics director. "So far, we've been doing research on bale storage, handling, processing and pilot-plant cellulosic ethanol production," he says. "We plan to focus on collecting corn stover from a 35-mile radius around Emmetsburg and will work with about 300,000 acres when we go full scale."
Based on current lab and pilot data, Wirt says Poet believes that Project Liberty is currently positioned to reap significant economic rewards in the near future. "We've been working at this for over 10 years," he says. "We're at a point now where we believe we can do this economically."
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The 2013 model of the Super M features an Inline Ramp option. "It's an attachment to the baler that turns the bale 90 degrees in orientation, so that the bale mover can go down the rows in the same direction that the baler went," Chrisman says. "It increases bale pickup productivity as much as 35 to 40% by having bales aligned in that way. It can travel faster and smoother in the field, because we're going down the rows instead of across them."
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Monday, June 18, 2012
Stephen Redmond a man of courage.
After swimming thirteen hours in Japan's Tsugaru Strait, Stephen Redmond's second swim attempt was stopped due to strong currents pushing him off course. He was bidding to become the first person in history to swim the Oceans' Seven Challenge. Stephen is a man of great courage and strength. The agony of defeat dealt by Mother Nature is felt by all. However, with Stephen's great determination, he will return and become victorious. As of this morning, no announcement has been made of his plans for his next attempt.
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How far did he get?
- June 21, 2012 at 12:52 PM
- pat said...
During Steve's second attempt, he was making progress in the first three hours. After the 4th hour, currents pushed him backwards and sideways. He was a few miles from the start. After the 10th hour, very strong currents pushed him back to a few miles from the starting point again. He valiantly continued to swim. By the 13th hour, he was only a few miles from the start.
- June 22, 2012 at 7:52 AM
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The exterior options include the four front and rear widebody fenders that add girth and house integrate vents accented with mesh inserts.
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Interior options are diverse and will dress up the utilitarian Defender with bucket seats finished in black leather with Harris Tweed inserts and silver stitching. There's also a billet steering wheel, red tacho and a Churchill clock in red. LED interior lighting creates a unique ambience and the machined aluminum pedals finish things off.
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