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Here is what Sparano said when asked if Bush would get the most carries:
"I would think he's probably going to have the most touches and the most carries. We're going to try to get Reggie involved different ways. That's not a secret, you know. But I think a good way to get him involved is to turn and hand him the ball."Even though he said probably, we know that Sparano means that for sure. That's just how he talks during interviews.
Bush is a dynamic player, and I am glad that Sparano and OC Brian Daboll are trying to incorporate him into the offense as much as possible. Daniel Thomas is a good running back, he just won't be able to do as much as Bush with the ball in his hands, especially after receptions.
I have a feeling that this offense will revolve around Bush. During the Panthers game he played really well, and I could see Miami trying to do that during the season. Think about it, if Bush is in the game defenders will have to worry about him catching the ball, which will open it up for the rest of the team.
Bush has surprised me since he's gotten here. I didn't expect that he would be as big in the offense as he is, and I definitely didn't expect him to be considered the top back. I'm glad he's doing so well, though. He is a hard worker and will be able to contribute a lot to the team.
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Irvine's new City Council majority has positioned itself to clean house on one of the city's signature projects: the Great Park, intended to be the century's landmark municipal park.
Since its inception more than a decade ago, 200 of the planned 1,347 acres have been developed. Conservative members of the council say progress has been bogged down by mismanagement and misspending
Firing longtime consultants, reforming leadership of the nonprofit that manages the park and performing a forensic financial audit of the project are all on the table for the council's first meeting of the year.
Opposing council members, recently relegated to the minority, say the move is a witch hunt disrupting a massive construction project that's been plagued by a bad economy and state government money grabs.
Voters instigated a reversal of power in November when they elected Christina Shea, a Republican councilwoman who has held council positions on and off since 1992.
Now, members in the conservative majority — Shea, Mayor Steven Choi and Mayor Pro Tem Jeffrey Lalloway — have each added items to Tuesday's council agenda picking apart decisions made by the previous majority.
Choi proposes reducing the Great Park Corp. Board of Directors from nine members to five, eliminating four "at large" positions intended to represent stakeholders outside Irvine. The panel's other five directors are Irvine's five council members.
Lalloway proposes ending contracts worth $1.1 million annually by firing the park's consulting firm, Forde & Mollrich, and its public relations and lobbying firm Townsend Public Affairs Inc.
Shea proposes hiring an outside firm to conduct a forensic audit of the park's finances, asking for a comprehensive report on what money has been spent and what's been produced in return.
"I think we just want to make certain that the public has confidence of where we are in the park and that there haven't been any problems, whether it be cronyism or criminality," Lalloway said of the proposals.
Councilwoman Beth Krom contends the new majority's moves are politically motivated showboating.
"I think any time you suggest that a forensic audit needs to be done, it's either because there's some gross impropriety or you'd like to create the impression of some gross impropriety," she said. "I believe this is the latter."
Krom, who is also the board chairwoman, and Councilman Larry Agran have been involved with the park's development from the beginning. Conservative council members have criticized them — especially Agran — for delays and mismanagement.
"This [Great Park] board has failed in achieving the goals of building a park," Lalloway said Friday.
Irvine was originally promised $200 million from a private developer to help fund the park, but those plans were put on hold when the housing market crashed.
In the midst of its own fiscal crisis, California also grabbed $1.4 billion of redevelopment funds from the project.
Krom said the park has progressed despite those setbacks.
"I'm proud of what we've done for the last 12 years," she said.
Choi positioned the realignment of the Great Park Corp. board as a streamlining that holds members directly accountable to voters. Krom contends it is simply a power grab.
A repeated conflict has been the $600,000 paid annually to Forde & Mollrich that was originally awarded for marketing and other support services with a no-bid contract.
Krom did not completely dismiss Lalloway's proposal to fire the firm. She said it's possible the money could be better spent.
"That's a reasonable conversation for us to have," she said.
But she defended Forde & Mollrich and Townsend saying the two have been instrumental in raising the park's visibility and securing major events such as the U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon scheduled in the park for October.
Lalloway has long contended that the contracts are bloated with waste and unneeded overlapping services.
"Many of the things that they do perform, the city of Irvine can do just as well if not better," he said.
Newport Beach resident James "Walkie" Ray, a well-known developer, is vice chairman of the Great Park Corp. board. As one of the at-large directors, he will likely lose his seat after Tuesday's vote.
Contacted Friday, he was disappointed at the possibility, but he said that decisions is the new majority's prerogative after November's election.
"I think everyone kind of expected there would be some significant changes," he said.
Cutting consultants is an easy target for cost savings, one he could sympathize with, he said. And his opinion on the audit: "Go for it."
He cautioned the majority, though, against being overzealous with its newfound power over the massive project.
"My only hope is that they don't throw out the baby with the bathwater," he said.
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This receptacle is not suitable for use in hazardous locations, which is a violation of 501.145.
The flexible cord between the explosionproof pin-and-sleeve connector and the receptacle outlet is a violation of 501.140 and 400.8(1). Section 501.140 permits the use of flexible cord for: "(1) Connection between portable lighting or other portable utilization equipment and the fixed portion of their supply circuit;" and "(2) For that portion of the circuit where the wiring methods of 501.10(A) cannot provide the necessary degree of movement for fixed and mobile electrical utilization equipment, and the cord is protected by location or a suitable guard from damage and only in an industrial establishment where conditions of maintenance and engineering supervision ensure that only qualified persons install and service the installation." This duplex receptacle is required to be supplied by one of the other wiring methods identified in 501.10, because it is neither portable nor does it need to allow for movement.
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Comedian Performs For Cows
A comedian in Britain tried to exchange boos for moos when he performed for a field of cows as part of research to see if the animals have a sense of humor.
We don't know if Milton Jones tried to make the cows laugh so hard milk came out their noses, but we do know cow expert Bruce Woodacre attended the show to gauge the reactions of the creatures.
Jones tried to win over the audience with such zingers as, "So you cows say you're vegetarians. But how come you all wear leather, eh?"
He then launched into his A – or, in this case, grade A – material when he said, "Went to one of those farmers markets the other day – bought a couple of farmers. Should taste lovely!"
Jones, who wrote a whole set just for the cows, talked about the experience by saying, "They were a tough crowd to begin with, although I've played to tougher, and whilst I tried not to milk it too much when I was up there, in the end I can say hand on heart they were udderly brilliant."
Woodacre, who's studied cows for over four decades, also says he came away with more than just a few chuckles. He said, "They had their mouths open and their ears laid back, indicating they were relaxed and content. Not everyone was entertained though — I definitely heard some low heckling moos and there were even a few walk-outs."
Hmm — if someone is going to do standup for cows, wouldn't Fozzie Bear be the obvious choice, since he's an animal who could probably relate just a little better to the audience?
The event was created by — you guessed it — the makers of Laughing Cow cheese.


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Post-Dates - Thinking Aloud/Allowed
The article Delaying Childbirth Is Associated With Impaired Contraction of the Uterus and Rising Rates of Cesarean Section reminds me of a phrase I use when discussing post-term pregnancies:
Oftentimes, women who needed help getting pregnant need help getting un-pregnant.
I believe there is a misconception that any length of pregnancy is normal. Yet, if we left all pregnancies to find their natural end, some wouldn't ever be completed and the baby would also not survive.
Lots of caveats:
- Allowance needs to be made for women's cycles
- Some pregnancies do last longer than typical pregnancies (more on that in a moment)
- While I believe some women need to be induced in order to have healthy pregnancies, I do not agree with inducing earlier and earlier in the name of safety.
- I do not believe the definition of post-dates should be changed to 41 weeks or under. (Too many docs even consider over 40 weeks post-dates!)
But, in my experience, when women have hormonal or metabolic issues in their bodies, it isn't uncommon for the body to need a kick-start to get things moving. Maybe the kick-start is homeopathics, Evening Primrose Oil, herbs or even an enema/castor oil or stripping the membranes. Sometimes, the kick-start is prostaglandins or pitocin..
There will always be exceptions - I acknowledge that - but in my limited experience and in talking to loads of women, fat women, women with PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome), Syndrome X, Gestational Diabetes, older (over 35 or so) primips and women who used technology to get pregnant all seem to have disproportionately high numbers of post-term pregnancies.
Searching "PCOS post-dates pregnancy" comes up with story after story of women 2 weeks "late."
"Post-dates Gestational Diabetes" finds the same information.
(Post-dates is not the same as post-term in my mind. Post-dates is more arbitrary and post-term is a clinical description of the baby and placenta. But, one has to be post-dates in order to determine if the baby is post-term.)
I don't find much information talking about my theories, however, so I really could be way off the mark, missing something. But, I don't think so.
I define post-dates as moving beyond 41 weeks and 3 days with no cervical changes. (I've never written that down before. It feels... um... interesting? Good? Scary?)
It does seem an arbitrary number, doesn't it? What makes me pick that specific day? I admit it... lots of the thinking is "What's are we going to do when we hit 42 weeks?"
(And by 42 weeks, I mean the end of 41 weeks, the beginning of 42. Back in the day, a post-dates pregnancy was at the end of 42 weeks, the beginning of 43.)
Our law states we need to transfer care at 42 weeks. With informed consent, I can avoid what the law says to do, but informed consent is going to include fetal death if the pregnancy is left to go too long.
Starting at 41.3, I need clients to start Biophysical Profile (BPP) testing. I want to know how the baby and placenta are doing. I know it irks some women to hear it, but placentas do have a shelf life.
I have my clients do a BPP every two days while also becoming more aggressive in the "natural," yet active means of getting a cervix softer and hopefully, the uterus doing the work it needs to do.
I do get very antsy once we hit 42 weeks and nothing is happening. Enough research shows a sharp increase in fetal death after 42 weeks and higher and higher the longer the pregnancy goes.
The article mentioned in my opening validates some of what I am saying, although indirectly.
"...they hypothesized that the increased risk of caesarean section among older women is a result of a biological effect of aging on the ability of the muscle of the uterus to contract. They evaluated this hypothesis by examining biopsies from the uteruses of a separate group of 62 women (of mixed parity) undergoing routine elective cesarean delivery in Cambridge. They found that advancing age was associated with impaired uterine function as evidenced by a reduced degree of spontaneous contraction and the type of spontaneous contraction."
The article doesn't directly speak of post-dates or post-term pregnancies, but "impaired uterine function" could certainly be a cause of a post-term pregnancy.
So, I agree the cesarean rate is dramatically inflated for, what would seem to be, causes to do them, but what if women in today's world really were having labor issues and needed to have cesareans because of failed inductions? What if the number of older moms, fatter moms and women with metabolic disorders were some of the reason cesareans aren't in the 5%-10% range most of us think it should be? What if the rate of cesarean really should be higher in our country because of our over-nutrition? Because we are technologically able to conceive babies despite mechanical, hormonal or age issues?
What if we who do natural birth are overlooking information right in front of us? Would this be doing our clients a disservice?
I know it's sometimes hard to digest what the medicos churn out, but what if they're right on some things? How do we decipher the information? Whose spin do we assimilate into our practices?
I look forward to hearing others' thoughts on this topic.


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By Bob Ryan
Special to The Sun
What do we have here? Could it be? Nah. Impossible. But wait. It might actually be true.
What a shock! In this day and age there is an NCAA-affiliated multi-sport (hockey being an exception) conference that really makes sense.
Welcome to the America East!
OK, it's not the only one. The Ivy League certainly makes sense, and so does the Patriot League. But we live in a circumstance in which the Big Boys are all in mad pursuit of the football dollar. It is also a time in which the Atlantic-10 has 16 teams, the Big Ten has 12, the Big 12 has 10, what does West Virginia have in common with Oklahoma State, and is Boulder, Colo. anywhere near the Pacific Ocean? Then there's the Western Athletic Conference (WAC), which up to now has allowed itself to stretch from Ruston, La. to Seattle (it's currently in re-alignment to something a bit more geographically coherent).
In the midst of all this abrogation of geography, tradition and just plan common sense, we present to you the nine-team America East, which runs vertically from Burlington, Vt. to Baltimore, Md. And which has striven since its inception to group institutions who feel comfortable with other in every way.
"We're the Conference That Makes Sense." That is not America East's official motto, but it very well could be.
The America East is currently comprised of the following nine schools: Stony Brook, Vermont, Boston University, Albany, New Hampshire, Maine, Binghamton, Hartford and Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC).
Sam Stanley is chair of the America East Board of Presidents, and the Stony Brook University president wholeheartedly endorses the premise that the America East Conference makes sense.
"Absolutely," he says. "I agree totally."
Stanley and his school are basking in the glow of an electrifying run to the College Baseball World Series in Omaha. "It has given us a national boost," he says. "Our admissions are up. "Maybe not the (Doug) Flutie effect yet, but we are definitely seeing the benefit."
The America East makes sense because it has some geographic continuity. It makes sense because the schools have a similar academic and social composition. Of the nine members, only Hartford is not a public research university. In fact, with the addition of UMass Lowell, all eight public institutions are ranked in the Top 100 public universities in the latest U.S. News and World Rankings.
The conference may be something of a minnow when it comes to its RPI ranking among the 31 Division I basketball conferences, but in terms of having legitimate student-athletes to trumpet, it is an industry leader. Only the Ivy League and Patriot League have a higher overall Academic Progress Rating (APR) than the America East. And in terms of on-court achievement, the University of Vermont has won two NCAA tournament games since 2005 and was ranked among the Top 25 overall basketball programs in America by Basketball Times, the sport's leading authority.
The league has not been without its inner upheaval. It had a somewhat different look at the turn of the 21st century, with such members as Hofstra, Towson and Drexel, which have all defected. But suitable replacements have always been found, and that is happening once again as Boston University has chosen to move to the Patriot League and UMass Lowell has been chosen to take its place and thus keep the America East firm at nine members.
The River Hawks are taking the dual step of moving into a new league and upgrading itself in the basketball world from Division II to Division I. NCAA rules make this a tedious four-year process, and UMass Lowell Director of Athletics Dana Skinner knows his squad will go through some trying times before attaining permanent Division I status in the 2017-18 season.
"It's a four-year process," he acknowledges. "We know it won't be easy."
But he and Chancellor Marty Meehan agree that it will all be worthwhile.
"We like our positioning for the future," Skinner explains.
"It just feels like a very good fit for us," concurs Meehan.
You could almost say this marriage between institution and conference is a match made in Athletic Heaven.
Now the university itself did not start out actively wooing the America East, or any other athletic conference, for that matter. The gestation period began in the spring of 2012 when the school embarked on an internal study entitled the Chancellor's Strategic Planning Committee, a group consisting of 32 members encompassing faculty, staff, alumni, students and local business leaders.
"We wanted to take a good, thorough look at the athletic program," explains Skinner, a Merrimack College grad who during his 70s heyday as a player teamed with Ed Murphy to comprise what the late, great Dave Gavitt, then the Providence College mentor, called "the best shooting backcourt in all of college basketball."
During the research, the committee became award of a very obvious fact.
"What we realized was that all our peer institutions were playing Division I basketball," Meehan explains.
And by "peer institutions" he means?
"It's a broad range of criteria," says Skinner. "It includes research dollars, endowment, U.S. News and World Report rankings, graduation rates, to name some."
On the flip side, when the conference set about seeking an institution to replace BU, the search was short-lived.
"Lowell bubbled to the surface," says America East Commissioner Amy Huchthausen.
So, what does UMass Lowell bring to the table?
A proven track record in high-level competition, for one. Hockey has been a marquee sport. The River Hawks are a long-standing member of Hockey East, arguably the best conference in the land. The River Hawks have been to the NCAA tournament four times, including an exciting run last year in which UMass Lowell came within a goal of going to the Frozen Four.
Don't think that didn't make an impression on the America East honchos.
"This is evidence that when Lowell sets its mind on being excellent in something it can achieve it," points out Commissioner Huchthausen.
The River Hawks have known their basketball success, as well. The school just held a 25th reunion of coach Don Doucette's 1988 Division II national championship.
Facilities are hardly an issue. Lowell is blessed to have the Tsongas Center, which is a first class winter facility. And wait 'till the league's baseball teams show up. They will find themselves in a big-time venue, LaLacheur Field, the home of the New York-Penn League Lowell Spinners, a Class A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox.
The folks at UMass Lowell see this as their moment.
"And this has all happened organically," stresses Meehan. "We didn't go into this process expecting to come out looking to go Division I. But this opportunity fits in perfectly with our plans. This league fits us in every way."
"This move reflects who we thought we were as a university and who we want to be 15 to 20 years from now," affirms Skinner. "These are the people we want to be affiliated with."
What else is there to say? It all makes perfectly good sense.
Bob Ryan is a retired columnist for the Globe's Sports section whose work appears in the section semi- regularly. He has been writing for the Globe since 1968, covering all of Boston's sports teams. Ryan is a regular panelist on ESPN's Sunday morning roundtable, "The Sports Reporters."


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Gregory Campbell, the son of Miami Democratic state Rep. Daphne Campbell, was convicted by a jury Friday in a nearly $300,000 Medicaid-fraud scheme.
Campbell, 29, faces a maximum of 45 years in prison for the multiple fraud and conspiracy charges.
"We will not allow these criminals to defraud the Medicaid program, a program funded by taxpayer dollars and intended to help people in-need," Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a written statement.
"My Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and Office of Statewide Prosecution will remain relentless in their efforts to pursue Medicaid fraud and hold wrongdoers accountable," Bondi said.
Bondi's office had also been examining Campbell's mother, Rep. Campbell, in an unrelated alleged scheme tied to group home companies she runs with her husband, Hubert Campbell.
Both had denied wrongdoing; neither could be reached late Friday.
In Gregory Campbell's case, he and two other co-conspirators billed Medicaid for services never rendered at three group homes in the North Miami area: Denian Adult Family Care Home, D & E Home Care Facility, and Sunnyman Retirement Home.
One of Gregory Campbell's conspirators, Percival Wignall, had previously pled guilty to related fraud charges. The other alleged conspirator, Enid Salmon, is a fugitive sought by authorities.
Campbell was convicted on first-degree felony charges of organized fraud and Medicaid fraud, as well as a second-degree felony charge of conspiracy to commit Medicaid fraud.


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I know someone who has a brand new Audi A3 e-tron (company car).....currently getting 130mpg. Hes had it since early July and has only filled it up twice!
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did a quick bit of google'ing ......cant find diagram for mk2. Mine had come loose right at the rear of the car....bracket was still in place (attached to body work) but the exhaust had come away from the bracket so the garage just welded it back....said they didnt expect it to last very long..but that was back at the start of the year, so its doing ok. Im sure someone on here will be able to answer your question, sorry i cant be of more help
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mine came loose and i asked my local garage to try and weld it back on......which they did, only charged me a tenner. Gona need a new exhausted and bracket very soon anyway....still got original exhaust, cars done nearly 150k
Im pleased to report im still averaging 51mpg with my 2005 2.0TDCI Saloon Titanium (no engine mods and non DPF model)...nearly 150k on the clock too. Long motorway runs it can achieve high 60s. Always use Shell V+Nitro and every 4-6 months stick a whole bottle of Redex in:-) Daily commute is about 22miles (110miles per week in total) mostly A roads
I think your right mate, if you look in the specifications next to 'road legal' its just blank...so i guess that means this particular LED bulb is not road legal. Still tempted to get em and switch em out when due for MOT.....if they are any good
Someone out there must have these fitted?
Led Tail/brake Lights (Mk2 Saloon)
APJ posted a topic in Ford Focus Clubafternoon chaps, Just curious as to whether anyone has fitted these http://www.autobulbsdirect.co.uk/382-ultimate-canbus-92-smd-led-bulb.html to their Focus for tail/brake lights? Are they any good? too bright? Do they work correctly? any flicker on start up? Would it be an MOT failure with these led bulbs? I noticed that there are 3 different types of this led bulb....one has 92 led's inside it (which is the one i was thinking of going for), the other has 60 led's and the third has 27 led's. Has anyone fitted these?
Yep you were spot on jeebowhite...was indeed a 42mm:-) thanks for your help. Converted all my interior lights to bright white LED's now except the footwell lights
Thanks for ya help guys, stuck the new badge on yesterday. All went very smoothly, pretty much did what you guys said..masked off around badge...heated (carefully) with hairdryer, used dental floss in a gental sawing motion to get old badge off..cleaned the area with bug remover, then washed it throughly, lightly dried with hairdryer just to make sure was totally dry then placed new badge on...was easier than i thought :)
Thanks for the responce jeebowhite.....i think you are right. From the websites ive looked at 42mm seem to be the biggest LED festoon bulb you can get. I guess i should double check by taking the standard bulb that is in there now out and measurIng it before i order anything. Ive replaced my number plate bulbs with LED lights but im sure they were 36mm and they were too small to fit rear interior. Its gota be 42mm for the rear interior. Its annoying with the MK2 Saloon Titanium cos a lot of parts for it are just slightly different from the standard hatch MK2 Focus's. Does seem to have more in common with the titanium c-max/s-max
Rear Interior Dome Light On Mk2 Saloon
APJ posted a topic in Ford Focus ClubIve replaced all my interior lights with LED bulbs except for the rear dome light. Can anyone help me identify the type of festoon LED bulb i will need for the dome light in the rear ceiling on my mk2 Focus Saloon? I replaced the front one fine and assumed the rear light would be same as the front but its not...the bulb in the rear is about twice the size of the one in the front! cheers
nice one, yeah will do..might mask off area around badge before use hairdryer
thanks for the tip mate. Should i use a hairdryer to heat it up a bit will that make it any easier to remove?
Replacing Water Damaged Tdci Badge
APJ posted a topic in Ford Focus ClubMorning all, Its been bugging me for a while now so decided to replace my water damaged TDCI badge on rear of my 2005 Focus Saloon. Bought the badge direct from fordparts (£11) the other day. Before i rip the old one off i just wanted to double check how i should go about it? Will the new badge just stick straight on? Should i use a hairdryer to heat and then remove the old badge with pliers wrapped in cloth? Do i then need to prepare the surface eg clean off any residue from the old badge? Once prepped just stick the new one straight on? cheers
APJ replied to Adamjenno's topic in Ford Focus Club2005 Ford Focus Titanium 2.0 TDCI Saloon (non DPF), 134bhp..251lbs-ft. 136k on the clock. Currently getting 55mpg. Average speed is reading 34mph. My daily commute is about 10 miles each way on mostly A and B roads..only a tiny bit of town centre driving. I do use Shell V-Power Nitro+ diesel....and 6th gear as often as possible:-)


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Congenital heart defects associated with Cayler syndrome may include ventricular septal defects, atrial septal defects, and/or tetralogy of Fallot. In some rare cases, individuals may have an abnormally small head (microcephaly), unusually small jawbones (micrognathia), small eyes (microphthalmos), and/or mental retardation. Most cases of Cayler syndrome are thought to be inherited as an autosomal dominant trait.
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Teacher Accused of Putting Sleeping Pills in Kids' Sippy Cups
A teacher at a Northern California preschool accused of putting sleeping pills into toddlers' sippy cups has been released from custody after being charged with child endangerment.
KGO-TV reports that 59-year-old Debbie Gratz is scheduled to appear in court again later this month.
She was arrested Friday after a colleague at the Morgan Hill Kiddie Academy saw her put an unknown substance into the children's cups.
School officials notified police on Monday, who said Gratz acknowledged putting the over-the-counter sleeping aid "Sominex" into the kids' drinks.
None of the children drank from the cups the day the incident was reported.
Gratz did not return calls to KGO seeking comment.
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Two and a Half Morons
I can't take credit for this title – Roseanne came up with it first.
Did you know Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher are engaged? Of course you do, because she wore her ring to the Grove and both PEOPLE and Gossip Cop have confirmed with "inside sources" (the most official way to unofficially confirm something).
If you've followed their relationship, it's certainly not a surprise – they have looked very much in love whenever they are together at sporting events and Ashton even shared a photo of Mila on social media. Put don't try to take Mila's picture ok? Because she'll put on her hood and hide her face, or pull her sleeves down and hide her hand, even though the engagement has already been confirmed and everyone has seen about a million photos of them together.
It pains me to say this, but she's been acting like a bit of an asshole. Over the weekend, a very busy Oscar weekend, Mila was obscuring her face on a walk with Ashton. She could have better spent her time working the good parties. As much as I'd like to blame Ashton for her behaviour, I can't. He may be a dumdum blowhard, but he certainly knows how to be with a high-profile woman.
And Mila is high profile; she may not be as well-known as he is, but she certainly gets more desirable work. Black Swan, Ted, Friends With Benefits (which took in almost $150 million worldwide, despite Justin Timberlake) and a steady income stream from voicing Meg on Family Guy – she has choices.
So…now… she's choosing to do a guest stint on Two and A Half Men. And it feels so… desperate. If your fiancé starred in Curb Your Enthusiasm, then I totally understand doing a guest spot. But Two and a Half Men? That's just embarrassing. You know who else has did a guest stint on Two and A Half Men? Denise Richards.
Denise Richards.
But fine, go on his show, just take the damn hood off. You certainly aren't hiding (nor do you want to). She is not doing Two and a Half Men because she needs the work – she has work. She's probably not doing it out of curiosity either as she and Ashton worked side-by-side on a TV show for years. She loves him, so maybe she loved working with him. Fine. But it's disingenuous for two famous people to be photographed together extensively, get engaged and about a week later announce that they will work together on his TV show, all the while acting like they (she) just Can't. Stand. The. Attention.
Take the damn hood off!
Let's hope she sorts this sh-t out before she starts promoting Jupiter Ascending. The Wachowskis, Channing Tatum, sci-fi – it could be a monster hit. And you can't be an asshole when you're working alongside Channing Tatum. It's against the laws of nature or something.
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KAMIJO once said, "in order for there to be life, we must think about death." Jasmine You agreed with this belief, and along with his band mates, portrayed it every day through their music which touched the hearts of listeners world wide.
Friends and fans alike have described Jasmine You as an incredible person who was always smiling. He was a helpful and sensitive friend who often thought about others before himself. Jasmine's attentiveness and drive cleared the path for success which he conquered during his musical career.
Kageyama Yuuichi, also known as Jasmine You, was born on March 8th in the Aichi prefecture of Japan. Beneath his ornate clothing and classy flair, Jasmine was a typical male, with a love for cars, motorsports, music and movies.
Despite his masculine hobbies, Jasmine You was best known for his femininity and beauty. Jasmine embraced beauty in every form, and lived his life in its luxury, admiring not only natural beauties like landscapes and flowers, but materialistic treasures like fashion, automobiles and well crafted household items. In the visual scene, it was easy to set Jasmine apart from other musicians with his richly designed costumes, teased hair and elaborate accessories, all of which he created himself. From the start of his career to his finale, Jasmine has proved that beauty and fashion breaks the line which divides gender.
Jasmine You first graced the visual kei scene in 1998 when he joined the indies band Jakura, which was based in Nagoya.One of the leading bands on the music label Marder Suitcase, Jakura took the indies scene by storm in the late nineties. Despite their lineup changes, the band had more than ten releases and participated in several omnibuses before their disbandment.
In 2003 at the dissolution of Jakura, Jasmine made the decision not to participate full time with any other bands, and floated between session bands before he moved to Tokyo. In June of 2006, Jasmine was invited by his long time friend HIZAKI to join his solo project session band. During the next year, Jasmine not only performed with HIZAKI grace project but participated in the recording for three of the project's releases.
Change came to Jasmine's career in 2007. In March, it was revealed that Jasmine You had joined the rising band Versailles, formed by KAMIJO of ex-LAREINE and HIZAKI. The aristocratic theatrical band's concept revolved around "The absolute beauty of form, sound and extreme aestheticism", and as such, it was imperative to find members who conformed with this idea. Jasmine was a natural choice for the position and fit perfectly within the band. With their line up complete, Versailles began to advertise themselves via the media for exposure, and quickly began grabbing world wide attention.
During this time, Jasmine participated in Node of Scherzo, a side project with KAMIJO, Juka and Kaya. The project only held a few events but each were unique in their own way, themed with concepts of light and darkness. Half a year after the birth of Versailles, Node of Scherzo's activity began to dwindle and all five members began devoting their time to Versailles. Jasmine was no exception to this, and friends recall him being an early riser who gave up whole days to focus on their band rehearsals.
Versailles' hard work paid off by October when they released their first mini album. With Jasmine loving magic and illusions, this hobby of his became one that was used from the start of Versailles' live performances. Jasmine You stole the show performing magic, including his favorite knife trick, and making jokes that made him all the more endearing to his band mates and fans alike. By 2008 the band found themselves traveling abroad in tours, and Jasmine's dreams of success with his band were realized. Within a year the band had traveled to Europe, the United States and returned home, revealing by December that they had been noticed by a large record company, and were going major.
During the final year of his life, Jasmine continued to push himself for the future of Versailles, and worked closely with his band members during touring and recording. It was announced in August that Jasmine would be taking a break, that his health had decreased and he would return to Versailles once he had recuperated. On August 9th, Jasmine passed away for reasons currently unknown. Since the announcement, the music world has been shaken with grief at the loss of such a talented bassist and a wonderful friend.
As messages from other bands and fans pour in wishing Jasmine You the best in eternity, we too wish him the happiness of a lifetime as he embarks on his next journey. On behalf of JaME, our hearts go out to Jasmine You, Versailles, his family, friends, and every other person whose life was touched by this sparkling soul.
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Goodnight, Sweet Prince
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Russian forests and tigers left floored by illegal logging
This widespread timber theft is threatening the long-term survival of the endangered Amur tiger, while providing a conduit for illegal timber to find its way into the United States, Europe and Japan.
In the report, Illegal Logging in the Russian Far East: Global Demand and Taiga Destruction, WWF-Russia synthesizes more than 10 years of on-the-ground field observations and highlights a sobering reality: Russia's forest sector has become deeply criminalized, with poor law enforcement, allowing illegal loggers to plunder valuable timber stocks of oak, ash, elm and linden with impunity.
"The scope and scale of illegal logging in the Ussuri Taiga is imperiling the long-term survival of the Amur tiger and the livelihoods of thousands of forest villagers and indigenous peoples," said WWF-Russia Forest Policy Projects Coordinator Nikolay Shmatkov.
"With minimal resources in place to detect and prosecute illegal logging throughout the region, the sheer scale of violations has reached epidemic proportions."
WWF analysis of Russian customs data revealed that in 2010, the volume of Mongolian oak logged for export was twice the amount legally authorized for harvest from the region--meaning that at least half of the oak shipped across the border to China was stolen. Further analysis of export data showed that 2010 was a mild year: in 2007 and 2008 the oak harvest was four times as large.
The report also finds that, although there are a few positive examples of successful Russian forest law enforcement actions, the proportion of registered illegal logging violations brought to trial is extremely low. In 2011, only 16 percent of the 691 registered cases of illegal logging in Primorsky Province were brought to trial – the lowest figure in the past 10 years.
Illegal logging degrades vital habitat for Amur tigers and their prey. Scientists estimate around 450 Amur tigers remain in the wild. Over harvesting limits the supply of pine nuts and acorns—a main food source for their prey. As timber supplies dwindle, ecologically sensitive forests like wildlife reserves are increasingly threatened.
While WWF is working in Russia to suggest measures the government can take to end illegal logging from the supply side, importing nations must take action as well.
In particular, the report highlights the need for strengthened collaboration between Russia and China to ensure better timber tracking between the two countries.
In addition, the United States, European Union and other countries with timber legality legislation must ensure that those laws are adequately enforced. Companies in importing companies must be sure of the forest origin, legality and traceability of their wood products.
"There is a significant risk that US and EU companies and consumers could be purchasing furniture and flooring made with wood from illegal sources," said Linda Walker, forest program manager for WWF-US. "It's critical for companies to ensure that they are sourcing wood products from legal and responsible sources, or they risk violating their customers' trust and seriously degrading habitat."
The report urges importers of Chinese or Russian hardwood furniture and flooring to confirm the species and country of wood origin, as Russian species can be mislabeled as originating from other countries. For products made with Russian oak, ash, elm, or linden, companies should exclusively purchase Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)-certified products.
If FSC-certified products are not available, companies should establish rigorous legality and traceability confirmation systems. If neither approach is possible, buyers should avoid any products made from Russian Far East hardwoods due to the high risks of illegality.
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According to ARTNET.COM, from 7 am to 7:05 am on Monday morning, Wall Street was full of naked people. Fifty men and women, to be precise — all of them participants in Ocularpation: Wall Street, a site-specific happening conceived by artist Zefrey Throwell to "dress down" the nation's commercial capital: "Wall Street, exposed," in his words.
Seconds before the clock struck the hour, Throwell's ladies and gents appeared to be everyday dawn-greeters, from street-sweepers to gym buffs to busybody assistants, carrying brooms or weights, bedecked in suits and chatting into headsets — but, suddenly, trousers started dropping like flies. One woman and two men dressed (momentarily) as a stock trader, a janitor and a dog-walker, let it all out a bit too close to some police officers stationed by the NYSE, and were immediately arrested, brought into a nearby precinct and given a summons for "disorderly conduct" before eventually being released. The other 46 actors in the mass-intervention — orchestrated by the 35-year-old artist, himself present for the affair — had their duds back on by 7:05 and resumed business as usual.
Only a few lucky early birds, including a handful of tourists — electrified by the sassy display and squawking Midwestern exclamations of surprise while eagerly snapping photos — caught a live glimpse of the action. Before you could blink, it was over; the nudies were clothed again and on their various ways, probably headed to real jobs — or to a phone booth to change.


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Na Fazenda Cassorova, um passeio para o dia todo. Para começar, uma bela trilha que corta o Vale do Cassorova até a Cachoeira dos Quatis de 42 metros. Uma pausa para des- canso na piscina natural da fazenda e um autêntico almoço caipira feito no fogão à lenha. Depois, uma pequena cami- nhada até a Cachoeira Cassorova de 45 metros.
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Brotas is located in the center of São Paulo, in the heart of one of the most developed regions of the country, but still presents us with their wealth and natural beauty preserved. Endowed with a strategic location and privileged, are taking a new path and emerges in the context of national ecotourism. Historically linked to rural production and agricultural economy, had its heyday at the beginning of the century with the coffee culture. Turn has characteristics quite significant with regard to resource conservation natural, because it retains a large proportion of native forest, housing a significant bio diversity of animal and vegetable. But his greatest asset is the natural relief generally mild, in the formation of "Cuestas Basalt" and his great pool of water, highlighting the river Jacaré-Pepira, still one of the few unpolluted rivers in the state. These natural conditions, does the city of Brotas, one of the few regions in the interior of Sao Paulo, which also combines natural environment, aspects of an area almost entirely occupied by rural activity, guaranteeing him a strong addition to natural beauty present typical cultural aspects of local community. Brotas, houses in their mountains several springs and rivers with waterfalls, cutting valleys and hillsides; concentrates a multitude of tourist attractions, mostly water (dam, streams, waterfalls, streams and springs).


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Our Evening Bike Tour takes you to the best lit monuments as the sun is setting over Paris. Among other things you'll discover the wonders of The Eiffel Tower at night, Champs-Elysées, Notre-Dame and the Louvre. It's a beautiful and fun sightseeing tour of Paris!
- Enjoy a 4-hour bike tour around Paris at night
- Experience the wonders of Paris at dusk
- Get a ticket for the boat cruise on along the Seine River
- Enjoy crepes and ice cream
- Includes: Comfy bike, stylish helmet and a local guide
On this tour you'll see:
The Eiffel Tower, The Louvre, Champs-Elysées, Notre Dame and a boat cruise along the Seine River (45 min).
The tour is operated in English.
How do I get my tickets?
Shortly after your booking is complete your e-ticket will be send directly to your email, just print it out and bring it on your tour.
Where does the tour begin?
The tour starts in the heart of the Latin Quarter Place Saint-Michel in front of the Saint-Michel Fountain. Your guide will be waiting with a Blue Bike close to the fountain.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts 4 hours.
Are there children's tickets?
No, but children from age 0-4 are free, when accompanied by a paying adult.
Important information:
- During certain months the sun does not set until quite late, so this tour can end up taking place partially in the day light. Tour finishes around 11 PM and the metro runs until 1 AM.
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PETOSKEY, MICH.— A dispute between two men over leadership of a costumed band of self-professed real-life Michigan superheroes has escalated into a battle of insults.
Mark Williams, who dresses up as Batman to patrol the northern Michigan community of Petoskey, and Adam Besso, who hails from the Detroit area and is nicknamed "Bee Sting," became friends after Williams got in trouble with police in 2011.
But now their dispute has split the dozen-member Michigan Protectors group, The Detroit News reported.
"He is an abusive, neglectful, thieving, boastful, cowardly crook," Williams said. "He belongs in jail, and I will see him there."
Williams, a part-time landscaper, has drawn attention for patrolling in Petoskey. He was arrested in 2011 after being spotted atop a building while wearing a Batman costume. He was arrested again in 2012 for interfering with police at an accident scene.
Besso was arrested in 2012 after his shotgun as he patrolled near Flint while wearing a bulletproof vest, black leather jacket with a bee logo, shin guards and knee pads. When Besso got out of jail, he rejuvenated the dormant Michigan Protectors, but some wanted Williams to be co-leader.
"He has to tear others down to feel better about himself," Besso said. "He's like 'Lord of the Flies' with a slightly better version of dirt bags."
Information from: The Detroit News, http://detnews.com/


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Reports on the Third Assessment
from the California Climate Change Center
The State's third major assessment on climate change explores local and statewide vulnerabilities to climate change, highlighting opportunities for taking concrete actions to reduce climate-change impacts.
The third assessment, like its two predecessors, reflects a powerful collaborative process. Guided by a Steering Committee of senior technical staff from State agencies and outside scientific experts, 26 research teams from the University of California system and other research groups produced more than 30 peer-reviewed papers. They offer crucial new insights for the energy, water, agriculture, public health, coastal, transportation, and ecological resource sectors that are vital to California residents, businesses and government leaders.
About California's Climate Change Assessments
Agriculture: Vulnerable but Adaptive
California's Changing Climate
Coastal: Faster Rising Seas
Ecosystems: Changing Landscapes, Vulnerable Species, More Fire
Energy: Meeting Growing Demand in a Warming World
Health: Many Opportunities to Reduce Social Vulnerability
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Ruth Ann Gaskill Green v William H. Green
A Case of Divorce Featuring the Seamy Side of Life: Williams Co, OH, 1868
By Pamela Pattison Lash (updated 2010)
This genealogical detailing features prostitution, suicide, adultery, and divorce from the seamy side of Williams Co, OH history. Family researchers should always be prepared to find unpleasant details about their ancestors. These people were real and true to their times. I am sure they had good intentions but their emotions obviously clouded their better judgement. Two couples and their children had their lives changed forever. I will first introduce the reader to these couples and the other principals in the story.
Jared Griswold was born in Connecticut c. 1819. Some twenty years later on 5 Mar 1839, he purchased at least 320 acres of land at the Bronson, Michigan Land Office. On 18 Oct 1846 Jared voted in a special election in Bryan. On 13 Feb 1848, Wms Co, OH, he married Harriet A. Eggleston, minor daughter of deceased Nancy Eggleston. Harriet was born in NY on 16 Aug 1831. Jared, the groom, was 29 years old while Harriet was only 16. On 15 Mar 1847 the young girl was given the following three guardians by the Wms Co. Common Pleas Court (Probate #175; Roll 7 case number 1 – May 1847): William Stough, a carpenter; Reuben H. Gilson, a land agent; and George W. Durbin, a farmer. It was stated in the court records that Harriet was to have these guardians until her 18th birthday and her relationship, if any, to these men has not been discovered to date. She was, however, married presumably with the approval of these men.
According to the 17 Sept 1850 federal census for Pulaski Twp, Wms Co, OH p90B, the Griswold household was enumerated as follows: Jared, the merchant, (31 CT), Harriet (18 NY), and Ellen (1 OH). William Stough, one of the guardians, lived next door to the couple. In April 1850 Isaac Swagger sued both Jared and John Griswold over a property dispute. Isaac's case was on appeal or certiorari, which was eventually settled. John Griswold (1830 CT-23 July 1860), possibly Jared's brother, was a Past Master of the Masonic Lodge. In 1859 the partnership of Plummer and Griswold ran a merchandise business in Bryan.
By the 1860 federal census in Pulaski Twp, Wms Co, OH p52B, the household was listed as James, (39 CT), Harriet (27 OH), Henry (7 OH), George A. (4 OH), and Jane (2 OH). The little girl, Ellen, had presumably died in infancy. Note that Harriet's birthplace changed from NY to OH and will remain OH for the remaining census records concerning her, but on her death record her place of birth was listed as New York; also, Jared was listed as James and their youngest child, Jane, age 2 becomes Jared Jr., age 12 in the 1870 census mentioned later in the article.
William H. Green, the son of William and Margaret (Frederick) Green, both natives of PA, was born in 1827, OH. He married Ruth Ann Gaskill, daughter of Josiah Gaskill, on 25 May 1850, in New Lisbon, Columbiana Co, OH. Ruth was born in 1824, OH, making her approximately three years older than the groom. According to the federal census of 1850 in Elk Run, Columbiana Co, OH p208, William H. and his bride were living with his parents and siblings as follows: William Green (60 PA), Margaret (57 PA), Margaret (20 OH), Arabel (18 OH), William H. (23 OH), Ruth (27 OH), and Presley (14 OH). William Green had married Margaret Frederick in Columbiana Co, OH, 25 Jan 1811. Josiah Gaskill had married Mary Davis on 11 Feb 1828 there as well, thus making Mary the stepmother of Ruth. This couple was listed in the 1850 Center Twp for that county as Josiah Gaskill (45 NJ) and Mary (44 MD).
Sometime between this census and the 1860 Pulaski Twp, Wms Co, OH federal census p36, the couple had moved here and was enumerated as follows: William, an engineer, (33 OH), Ruth (36 OH), Mary B. (8 OH), Ella A. (6 OH), and Dallas (2 OH). William H. appeared to have real estate valued at $3500 and personal property of $150. During the November 1860 Wms Co Common Pleas court records he was called to serve as a grand juror. Back in Columbiana Co, OH, William's sister, Margaretta had died on 30 June 1860 @ 30Y 7M 15D.
By court records in Journal 7 p96, 162 from 5 Nov 1867-10 Mar 1868; Roll 19 case number 47 and 115, Ruth Green sued William Green for divorce. She stated that William committed adultery with Harriet Griswold. They "went to a hotel in Gorham Twp, Fulton Co, OH" and represented Harriet "as his wife and they occupied the same room".
If that was not bad enough, Ruth further stated that on 29 Feb 1867 at the home of Samuel Burtsfield in Bryan, William committed adultery with Margaret Burtsfield, Samuel's wife. William Green possessed the following goods and chattels: "one third of a livery stable consisting of 22 horses, buggies, and harnesses valued at $500 and seized in fee of real estate - Lot #264, Edgerton Add, Bryan, and the south 1/2 of the southwest quarter of Section 5 T6 N Range 3 E worth $5,000 and also notes and accounts valued at $1,000". Ruth wanted the court to stop William from selling, disposing, and converting the proceeds into money and removing himself from Ruth's household with Harriet Griswold.
Ruth was granted alimony and custody of the minor child, Ella A. Green. The youngest daughter of this couple, Laura L. (15 Aug 1860-17 Aug 1863) had died. Six months after the divorce, William H. Green's father, William, died in Columbiana Co, OH, on 20 Sept 1868 @79Y 2D. He was an army veteran and was buried beside his daughter, Margaretta, in Lisbon Cemetery.
The exact time frame of the establishment of Harriet Griswold's "house of ill fame", aka house of prostitution, is not known, but a Bryan Press newspaper account of May 1868 gives the modern reader a sneak peak into the goings on of this establishment. "Lucy Jones, an inmate of the Griswold house of ill fame, violently assaulted former deputy sheriff W. E. Calendar with a rawhide whip Tuesday at the northwest corner of the square, causing considerable flutter. Mr. Calendar had testified in court that Lucy made immodest exhibitions of her person. When she attacked him with a whip, he was carrying the machinery of a Little Giant sewing machine in his hand, and struck her over the head with it, felling her to the sidewalk. No arrests." From a listing of the court news in The Bryan Democrat, 26 Nov 1868 p3, one learns from the summary of proceedings that in the case of the State of Ohio v Jared and Harriet Griswold, the couple kept a house of ill fame and were fined $50 and costs.
Jared and Harriet Griswold remained married until Jared committed suicide at his home on 16 June 1869, with the Wms Co. Court certifying that "Dr. A. Snyder made a postmortem examination by dissecting and making a chemical analysis of the contents of the stomach on the body of Jared Griswold and was paid $35 for his services"; he also had a probate listing for his estate in Wms Co (#595).
The Bryan Democrat newspaper account of 17 June 1869 stated, "Jared took arsenic. For years he had been troubled with too many friends by his wife's side (in bed) and in order to relieve his overcrowded bed of its portion of its pressure he took cold poison". George Hart, the county corner, filed papers with Dr. Snyder's findings. Jared Griswold was buried in the Old Pulaski Cemetery; he died at the age of 49.
In July 1869 according to the Bryan Press, "the house of Madam Griswold was completely gutted by a mob a few nights ago. If she opens another crib, we will be strongly tempted to give the names of those males who cry aloud her names on street corners, but, after dark, keep the grass worn between her gate and doorway".
On 9 Dec 1869, Wms Co, OH, William H. Green married Harriet Eggleston Griswold (Marriage V4 p89). The 1870 federal census for Pulaski Twp, Wms Co, OH p10, detailed on 26 Aug 1870 the Green household as follows: William, a livery stable keeper (42 OH), Harriet (38 OH), Dallas (13 OH), and Griswold children, George (15 OH), Jared (12 OH), and Sophie (10 OH). Note that Harriet must have been pregnant with Sophie when the 1860 census was taken. The oldest Griswold son, Henry, was not listed nor was the oldest Green child, Mary Belle, as she had married David Poast, a railroad laborer, 6 May 1870, Wms Co, OH.
According to the federal census of 1870 New Lisbon, Columbiana Co, OH p55, Ruth Ann Green and daughter Ella, had returned home to her parents' household as follows: Josiah Gaskill a shoe shop worker (69 NJ), Mary (67 MD), Ruth (47 OH), and Ella (16 OH). Ruth had real estate valued at $1500. No one could blame Ruth for wanting to put some distance between herself and her former husband and his new wife. Ruth's father, Josiah, died on 14 Feb 1877 @83Y 2M 11D and was buried in Lisbon Cemetery. The Bryan Press, 25 Oct 1877, ran a marriage announcement for William M. Mayhew of Bryan to Miss Ella Green of New Lisbon, OH, on 18 Oct 1877, at the residence of the bride's mother.
Harriet Eggleston Griswold Green may have died of consumption on 7 Apr 1878 in Bridgewater Twp, Wms Co, OH. No obituary or tombstone inscription has been located to date to mark her passing, so we do not know what kind of life she led after her marriage to William H. Green who had disappeared from Bryan. The 1867 personal property tax payers list showed William having real estate in Pulaski Twp. The 1864 Williams Co, OH Atlas listed him as owning property in Section 5 of Pulaski Twp and Center Twp, but his name is not found in the 1874 Wms Co, OH Atlas.
The Bryan Press on 31 Jan 1884 gave a real estate transfer of Ruth and Ella Green who sold property, Lot #264, Edgerton and Trevitt's Add, Bryan, to Eliza J. Doughton for $817. Apparently the ladies finally washed their hands of the property but certainly not the unpleasant memories of their connection to this county. Ruth's stepmother, Mary, died on 31 Mar 1886 and was buried beside her husband. On 29 May 1888 at the age of 94Y 3M 5D William Green's mother, Margaret, died and was also buried beside her husband, thus making both sets of parents of the divorced couple lying in repose in the same cemetery.


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By Rita Brhel, managing editor and attachment parenting resource leader (API)
Perhaps you and your spouse have decided that stay-at-home parenting is valuable for your family, and you're trying to decide who, between you, is the best fit for the job. According to About.com's Dawn Rosenberg McKay her article "Stay-at-Home Dads," there are several factors that need to be considered:
- Which parent earns more money?
- Which parent has the better health insurance policy?
- Which parent stands to lose more by taking time off from his or her career?
- Can either parent switch to part time or a more flexible schedule?
- Can either parent work from home?
Don't be surprised if the better fit is Dad. Today, more than ever, more fathers are choosing to forgo their breadwinner roles to embrace the homemaking, child-rearing tasks of the stay-at-home parent. The tide is changing: At one time, not too long ago, "Mr. Mom" was said in jest about a father who had to stay at home with his children, even for a short period of time; today, it's considered an offensive label put on men who freely choose this family role.
According to the latest U.S. Census report, 143,000 of the 5.4 million stay-at-home parents nationwide are men. A slight proportion compared to women, but the number of stay-at-home fathers is growing. There are now enough stay-at-home dads out there to warrant support groups or father-only playgroups in some local areas, such as Seattle Stay-at-Home Dads and At Home Dads of Greater Dallas; and websites devoted to stay-at-home dads are populating the Internet, such as www.rebeldad.com, www.dadstaysathome.com, and www.daddytypes.com.


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Home > News & Events > Wayland Press Release Archives > 2007 News Releases > November 2007 > Wayland Student wins award for Poster Presentation
Wayland Student wins award for Poster Presentation
LUBBOCK – Wayland Baptist University senior Leah Quisenberry of Post won the award for Outstanding Undergraduate Poster at the Southwest Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
According to Dr. Joel Boyd, assistant professor of chemistry at WBU, Quiesenberry's award was based on her experimental design, the quality of her results, the clarity and aesthetics of her poster and the professionalism of her presentation. The posters are presented during two-hour sessions in which 30 different students share about their research work. Luke Loetscher, a WBU senior from Cheyenne, Wyo., was a secondary author on Quisenberry's poster but did not present with her.
Quisenberry's poster dealt with a research project she completed recently as part of Wayland's summer research program, dealing primarily with the process of using light to kill bacteria in water. Specifically, she used trial and error methods to determine which metals improve the reaction time of the purification process when used with titanium dioxide. She used silver, platinum, palladium, zinc and others.
In total, four students from Wayland presented posters at the meeting, including Loetscher, senior Stephanie Skiles of Nemo and senior Lori Pretzer of Glendale, Ariz. Pretzer and Skiles' posters focused on research involving removing nitrogen compounds from water using various reactors and titanium dioxide. Loetscher's work involved constructing a portable water treatment reactor using LED devices to purify water using light.
Boyd said the meeting was fruitful for students and he was pleased with the students' showing among their peers.
"They did a great job of communicating their research to a broad chemistry community. It was wonderful to have this ACS regional meeting held on the South Plains. The opportunity to present their research in this way is very valuable for the students and our chemistry program at Wayland," he said.
"The outstanding poster award earned by Leah Quisenberry truly indicates the quality of the work done by our undergraduate researchers in chemistry at Wayland. Their hard work and ability is what makes our research program successful. The skills that they learn from the entire research process – from the library, to the laboratory, to the public presentation – are what make undergraduate research so truly valuable to the student and to the educational program of the chemistry department."


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Levine Moves on to Nationals
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Three Bulldogs were in action today at the East Preliminary Round of the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships hosted by the University of North Florida. Yale's qualifiers – senior Matthew Bieszard, junior Mike Levine and senior John Van Deventer – competed against the 47 other best athletes in the East region in each of their respective events.
Levine, a three-year veteran of the Regional meet, turned in his best performance of the season in the discus throw to earn a berth at Nationals. By finishing in the top 16 after the first three throws, he advanced out of the first round and was granted another three tries. Though he fouled in all three of those final throws, his top mark of 53.93m (175'11") was enough to snag the final ticket to the national semifinals in Des Moines, Iowa. Levine's season-best effort was good for 12th place, 4.46m behind winner Lonnie Pugh of Michigan State.
Van Deventer's magical late-season run came to an end with his 34th-place finish in the 1500-meter run (3:56.88). He qualified for Regionals with an incredible race at a last-chance meet less than two weeks ago. This time, however, Van Deventer was unlucky to be placed in the fastest of the four heats, when a time of 4:05.88 was enough to qualify in the slowest. His time was also significantly faster than that of Columbia senior Kyle Merber, who earlier this year set an American collegiate record in the event. Van Deventer leaves Yale having run the second-fastest 1500-meter time in school history (3:43.34).
Bieszard also concluded his decorated career on a high note, running his second-best time ever in the 400-meter dash (47.83). The captain took 41st in the race. Bieszard rode a strong end-of-the-year push to a string of PRs and a second-place showing at Heps, where he ran the fifth-best time on Yale record (46.92).
Levine has also qualified for Regionals in the hammer throw, for which the first round begins tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. Beyond that, he will be headed to the NCAA Championships in two weeks.
Report by Eian Katz '13, Yale Sports Publicity


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City finalizes Monkey Junction tax relief
It's official: Monkey Junction area property owners are off the hook for paying Wilmington property taxes for the six months they were inside the city. On Tuesday, the City Council directed the New Hanover County tax administrator to formally release Monkey Junction from owing city taxes. Last year, the General Assembly effectively blocked the ability for cities to involuntarily annex, which nullified Wilmington's annexation of about 1,000 acres in and around Monkey Junction. But the Monkey Junction area had been… Read More »