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If you ask me, it's about time the Bruins came up with an outside-the-box plan to fix their power play. Marching out Horton, Johnny Boychuk and Blake Wheeler a million times, but in different alignments, doesn't make a lot of sense when they've been given numerous opportunities to reward the coaching staff for its faith and failed to produce.
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Two area residents remain on the list of the top toll violators in Texas.
Officials with the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) announced last week that the agency has filed lawsuit against approximately 75 individuals on the list who owe tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid tolls and fees.
The names of those who had been sued was not immediately released.
The NTTA updates the toll violator list monthly, the last time on March 1. Patricia Smith of Greenville and Jeffrey West of Rockwall have remained on the list since it was first released in July of last year
Smith is at Number 25 on the list, owing the NTTA $102,687.58.
West is holding down the Number 86 spot and according to the agency owes $81,503.45.
The Number One violator on the agency's list is still Melissa S. Martinez of Sachse, who allegedly owes the NTTA slightly more than $153,000.
The Top Toll Violators list includes all toll violators with more than 100 unpaid toll transactions that have aged through the collections phase of the billing process since Jan. 1, 2010.
According to the NTTA, the individuals have cycled through more than 180 days of invoicing by the agency.
A complete list of the violators and what they owe is listed on the NTTA's web site at www.ntta.org/custinfo/BIlling-and-Payment/Pages/Top_Toll_Violators.aspx.
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The NFL has flexed the kickoff time for the Patriots-Bears game at Soldier Field on Dec. 12 from 1 p.m. ET to 4:15 p.m. ET. CBS will air the game.
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As it stands today, Lovie Smith has a better chance of getting a contract extension after the season than he does of losing his job.
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Julius Peppers and Brian Urlacher are battling for the top spot on the MVP Meter, and Jay Cutler could be making a late-season surge.
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Jay Cutler tied a career high with four touchdown passes and the Bears beat Michael Vick and the Eagles 31-26 to take sole possession of the NFC North lead on Sunday.
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Peppers, L.T. top free-agent pickups
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Eagles CB Samuel out for Sunday
The Eagles have ruled CB Asante Samuel out with a sprained MCL, and he will not make the trip to Chicago. CB Joselio Hanson will start in Samuel's place.
Eagles-Bears matchup of the day: Saturday
The Bears match up against Eagles QB Michael Vick about as well as any defense in the league.
The Chicago Bears re-signed McCown, agreeing to a one-year contract Friday.||||||| The 33-year-old McCown finished the last two years with the Bears, joining them each season in November after starter Jay Cutler was injured. In 10 NFL seasons with Arizona, Detroit, Oakland, Carolina and Chicago, he has started 33 of 50 games and completed 645 passes for 6,998 yards and 37 touchdowns.
The Bears signed McCown with Jay Cutler's status for this week uncertain.||||||| Cutler sat out the second half of Sunday's loss to Houston with a concussion. Jason Campbell took over and is expected to start Monday at San Francisco if Cutler can't go. But the Bears needed a backup. McCown appeared in three games with Chicago last season and made two starts, completing 35 of 55 passes for 414 yards, two touchdowns and four interceptions.
The Chicago Bears have cut McCown.||||||| McCown was coaching quarterbacks at a North Carolina high school and hadn't taken an NFL snap since 2009 when the Bears signed him last November. Chicago was looking for help because Caleb Hanie struggled after Jay Cutler broke his right thumb, and the veteran wound up appearing in three games and starting two.
The Bears agreed to a one-year deal with McCown.||||||| McCown signed with Chicago late last season and appeared in three games, making two starts after Caleb Hanie struggled filling in for Jay Cutler.
The San Francisco 49ers have added a veteran to the quarterback competition, signing McCown to a one-year deal for the league minimum of $810,000.||||||| McCown already was on the field throwing passes during Wednesday's practice and wearing No. 9. The 32-year-old was with the United Football League's Hartford Colonials last year. McCown spent eight seasons in the NFL, including the first four with the Arizona Cardinals. He also played for Detroit, Oakland and Carolina.


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PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP — Margaret E. Peters, age 95, formerly of State Road South, Plymouth Township, died peacefully Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013, at the Ashtabula County Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
Margaret was born March 12, 1917, in Plymouth Township, in the home her grandfather bought after the civil war, to Harry and Pearl (nee Seymour) Moores. She graduated from Ashtabula High School Class of 1935.
Mrs. Peters was a member of Kingsville Eastern Star Orion Lodge #12, the Plymouth United Methodist Church and was an 80 year member of the East Plymouth Grange.
She was a waitress at Hotel Ashtabula and Aunt Jemima's Pancake House (Mr. C's.). Margaret will be remembered for her hospitality and her love for her family and friends. She also enjoyed traveling and camping with her husband.
Mrs. Peters is survived by her brother, Donald Moores; niece, Cindy (Greg) Woodburn; nephew, Steve (Georgine) Moores; and several great-nieces and great-nephews.
Margaret was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Carl W. Peters; brother, Randall Moores; sister-in-law, E. Jeanne Moores; and nephews, David and Jeffrey Moores.
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Griffin said the phone started ringing immediately after the Cavaliers won the NBA draft lottery Tuesday night. He said will be keep an open mind leading into the June 26 draft.
"I actually got calls right afterward, while I was standing there doing media," Griffin said during an interview on ESPN Cleveland's "The Really Big Show." "Teams were already reaching out and texting, so I think it will be an active period of time."
The Cavs have won the No. 1 pick in the draft for the second straight year and third time in the past four overall. On Tuesday night, they moved up from the ninth spot despite just a 1.7 percent chance of winning the top selection.
The top picks in this year's draft are expected to include two Kansas teammates: center Joel Embiid and forward Andrew Wiggins. Other highly touted prospects include Kentucky forward Julius Randle and Duke forward Jabari Parker.
Sources told ESPN.com that the 7-foot Embiid is the early front-runner for the top pick as long as his back is OK -- unless Griffin decides a trade would serve the team best.
"I've said many times that I'd trade me if it made us better," he said. "We're going to be open-minded to whatever it is that advances our cause the furthest."


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Mollify is a PHP application for managing and downloading files from a web server. The new version 1.5 comes with numerous changes.
The Finnish developer Samuli Järvelä has rewritten installation and administration as well as the REST interface for connecting to other applications.
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On Monday the Senate Environment Committee is set to vote on a weak moratorium on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in New Jersey, after the Committee already approved a bill banning the practice earlier this session.
The weaker legislation, S247 (Gordon/Beck) would enact a moratorium on fracking in New Jersey until federal EPA studies are completed. Those studies could be finalized as early as late 2014, early 2015 and environmental groups have major concerns that the results of those EPA studies will not accurately report all the dangers fracking pose to our health and environment. Some gas companies have denied the agency access to drilling sites, therefore the study will not fully investigate the likelihood of groundwater contamination.
The Sierra Club is calling on the members of the Committee to remain committed to the stronger fracking ban bill and urging them to vote no on the moratorium bill. Over 1,300 individuals have contacted Committee members in the past 24 hours urging them to reject the bill.
This bill does not protect the people of New Jersey from fracking or its toxic wastes. This bill is designed to prevent real legislation banning fracking in New Jersey that actually would protect our state now and forever from this dangerous practice. The moratorium bill is a sham to give politicians green cover instead of doing what is right for New Jersey and the region.
This moratorium bill is being proposed after the Legislature passed a ban bill in 2011 with bipartisan support. That ban bill was vetoed by Governor Christie into a one year moratorium which expired last month, leaving our state vulnerable to drilling and disposal of toxic wastes created in the drilling process. Last February the Senate Environment Committee passed the fracking ban bill again, but now they are considering the weaker legislation.
The Legislature has not acted to overridde the Governor's veto of the fracking waste ban bill yet and now they are moving away from the fracking drilling BAN to a weak two year moratorium. We are concerned the moratorium bill is about green cover in an election year, not the best policies to protect New Jersey.
Fracking is a technique of natural gas extraction that requires taking millions of gallons of clean water from our waterways, mixing that water with an unknown cocktail of over 700 toxic chemicals, and pumping it underground to crack open deep rock formations and release natural gas.
New Jersey is home to two major shale deposits, the Utica and Newark Basin. Development of the Utica shale is already underway in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Ontario. Continued support for a fracking ban is the only way to protect our land, water, and air.
All the moratorium does is take the issue of fracking off of people's minds while the gas companies prepare to come in once the moratorium expires. It will be much harder for us to stop it then when the drills are coming across the border.
Fracking is exempt from portions of major environmental laws including the Clean Air Act, the Superfund Law, Safe Drinking Water Act, and Right to Know. Mounting scientific evidence shows the dangers of fracking.
A recent study found 25 percent of fracking chemicals could cause cancer, 37 percent could disrupt the endocrine system (controls our hormones), and 40 to 50 percent could affect the nervous, immune, and cardiovascular system.
Banning fracking in New Jersey permanently is critical as we do not have the science or regulations in place to ensure that the practice and disposal of fracking wastes is safe and will not contaminate our drinking water and devastate the public health.
Fracking also results in dangerous greenhouse gas pollution that New Jersey should be working to reduce in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. Cornell University researchers found shale gas has a greater greenhouse gas footprint than coal over a 20 year time horizon.
Drilling in shale formations and transporting that gas releases significant amounts of methane into the atmosphere. The USEPA has found that methane traps 20 times more heat in our atmosphere than carbon dioxide, significantly contributing to climate change. Natural Gas will not fight global climate change, it will make it worse.
The New Jersey Legislature has been a national leader on addressing the threats fracking present to our environment and our public health, passing the fracking ban bill with bipartisan support in 2011.
We need our legislators to maintain that leadership by overriding the Governor's veto of the fracking waste ban bill and supporting the ban on fracking a second time. We cannot leave our state vulnerable to fracking a second time by passing a moratorium that will potentially cover less than 3 years.


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Voters lined up early this morning throughout the Levittown area this morning in order to beat what they expect to be long lines later on today.
In Bristol Borough, officials are characterizing turnout as "strong and steady' at all the polling all sites.
Penny Yotter, an election official at the Ancient Order of the Hibernians site on Corson Street said there are no voting issues or problems to report and so far, everything has gone smoothly.
Voter Terry McGovern, of Beaver St, hopes that once the results are in and finalized voters "…will live with the results…"
Click here to see photos of polling places around Levittown
Over at the Lower Bucks Senior Centers, on Wood Street, Robyn Turnell, vice president of the borough council said she expects a majority of voters to start turning up in the early evening after the work day is over.
The polling place at the Magic Cottage facility in the Apple Tree section of Bristol Township was filled with voters throughout the morning, volunteers and officials at the polling place said.
Lt. Governor Jim Cawley, a resident of Levittown, voted along with dozens of others at the polling place mid-morning.
Inside the polling place, a line of more than 50 voters snaked through the gymnasium.
Voting at Penn Valley Elementary School in Falls Township was heavy, election official Leesa Cramer said.
She said in her ward turnout is usally about 400 for the entire day. By 11 a.m., turnout was well over 150.
At Langhorne Borough's lone polling spot - the Pennwood Library - about 200 of the 1100 registered voters had cast their ballot by 9 a.m., Election Judge Carol Deaver said.
Deaver, a 40-year election worker, said she expected turnout to exceed 50 percent.
Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick voted at Samuel Everitt Elementary School in Middletown just after 10 a.m.
Fitzpatrick was one of several hundred who voted in the morning hours at the school, which hosts all of the Levittown Gate neighborhood, an official said.
Lines filled the lobby of Neshaminy High School just after 8 a.m. An election official at one of the two precinct said over 220 people had already voted.
Election officials at almost every polling place Patch stopped said it was too early to determine whether participation is going to be higher than in 2008.


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Grantland has the transcripts of Trojan football "imposter's" conversation with Kiffin, Dungy, Del Rio and others. GO BRUINS.
A Few Reasons Why Lane Kiffin Is The Best Fit For Southern Cal
Lane Kiffin just received the dreaded vote of confidence from Pat Haden.
The Trojan house is on fire.
More on Southern Cal's athletic director Pat Haden's defense of his football coach Lane Kiffin.
Pat Haden believes in Lane Kiffen. You should too. He also thought about Kevin O'Neill being hit by a bus for two years.
After a mediocre year of football at Southern Cal, Lane Kiffin is on the hottest of hot seats. His desperate off-season activities seem reminiscent of a recent UCLA coach's final year on the job.
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Lane Kiffin's Trojans are caught cheating again. They were playing with deflated game balls against Oregon.
Holy crap. These are as bad as those pathetic monopoly ads. I thought the Trojans had a decent marketing department. WT_ is this? FWIW, sure hope they keep playing for that visor for four more years. GO BRUINS.
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First time uploading to the booru. I'm a fan of Amaya
SnowyPaint 1 year ago.
Very cute style!
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And then she cooked the little duckling for lunch.
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Simple, yet cute.
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Really love your style.
Amaya looks adorable
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Aww thanks all
I'll try to draw more soon, I just need to finish all my end semester projects first!


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How to connect Lumia 920 to tv
I am currently waiting on my new Lumia 920 to arrive in the mail from AT&T.
As exciting as that is, let me present my question.
I've had an HTC Evo 4g (PC36100) for the past two years, and one thing I've loved about it is the ability to hook it up to my tv via HDMI.
I know that the 920 has DLNA instead of HDMI, and I am actually considering buying a new tv for christmas. Which brings me to the topic of my rant [slash] my question:
Why is it so hard to find a tv (or, preferably, a projector - I know, I'm weird) that is DLNA-certified? Retailers and manufacturers just don't list "DLNA-certified" as a feature of their products! WHYYYYYYYYY?! Is there some date that I'm not aware has passed, after which all tvs (and projectors?) are required to be DLNA-certified?
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NORMAN — Oklahoma Home and Community Education groups convened for their 2013 state meeting at Embassy Suites in Norman.
More than 300 OHCE members attended from all across the state. Thirty-three members from Cleveland County attended the 78th annual OHCE meeting July 14-16.
Cleveland County members were recognized by the OHCE state board for having the largest percentage present at the conference in the large group category
Also, Phyllis Embrey, of the Robinson OHCE group, won first on her life essay in which she talked about the values she learned when picking okra in the summer as a high school girl.
The Robinson OHCE group also won first place for their year's work in resource management, and the Night Owls group placed third with their leadership work.
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Monday, April 09, 2007The Crusader softball team took full advantage of its first games in nine days Monday, sweeping a doubleheader from Saint Joseph's (Ind.) at a cold and snowy Valparaiso University Softball Field, 5-2 and 5-1.
The Pumas struck first in the opener, leading 2-0 after the top of the opening frame on a Cheryl Zakowski two-run homer. But Valpo starting pitcher Andrea Zappia (Indianapolis, Ind./Franklin Central) settled down after that inning, giving up just two hits over the final six frames while striking out eight batters.
The Crusader offense came alive in the fourth inning, as Shannon Robinson (Toronto, Ontario/John Redmond) led off with a double and came home two batters later on an RBI single by Whitney Warner (Greenwood, Ind./Center Grove). In the fifth, Valpo bats exploded for four runs as the Crusaders led off the inning with three consecutive singles. Robinson registered an RBI single as the third batter of the frame, while Warner later tallied a 2-RBI double for the deciding runs.
Zappia moved to 5-4 on the season with the victory, while Sara Somogyi took the loss for the Pumas, falling to 14-7 after giving up seven hits and five runs in her six innings of work. At the plate, Robinson went 2-for-3 with two runs scored while Warner went 2-for-3 with three RBIs.
In the nightcap, the Crusaders jumped on top immediately, scoring two runs in the first inning on a sacrifice fly by Taylor Callahan (Pendergrass, Ga./Greater Atlanta Christian) and a RBI single by Beth Adamski (Saint John, Ind./Lake Central). The Crusaders added another run in the second inning with an Ashley Wolter (Denver, Iowa/Denver) RBI double, and rounded out their scoring in the third frame on a two-run home run by Alicia Ashburn (Mishawaka, Ind./Mishawaka). Ashburn's homer was her second of the season and seventh of her career, fifth-best all-time at Valpo.
Chris Halstead (Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral) earned the win in the finale, throwing six scoreless innings to improve to 5-0 on the season. Jessie Privett took the loss for Saint Joseph's (19-13), allowing five runs, two earned, and seven hits. Robinson had two hits to lead the Crusader offense, while five other Valpo players tallied hits as well.
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One Minute of Advice From Steve Jobs You Must Hear
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Though he passed away more than a year ago, Steve Jobs legacy and lessons (both the good and bad) continue to shape our view of the world. The blog Inneractive recently uncovered a one minute video of Jobs sharing his vision of the world and, more importantly, his view on possibility. Jobs succinctly dissects the shortsightedness of the walls we build as we grow older to confine our own imagination.
It's an explication of the slogan that would come to define his company and his life's work: think different.
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There have been dozens of news stories and blog posts about the Federal Trade Commission's recent decision regarding a company called Social Intelligence and the practice of pre-employment screening of job applicants based on their digital activity. Many of these pieces are misleading, and most of them are misunderstood. Here's a link to my latest blog post, in which I strive to correct errors of both…Continue
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State and local officials from across Nassau and Suffolk counties involved in the lawsuit against the MTA payroll tax are urging the state not to allow an appeal following a judge's ruling that declared the tax unconstitutional.
The ruling by Justice Bruce Cozzens, Jr. was handed down on a lawsuit first brought in 2010 by Nassau and Suffolk Counties as well as numerous villages, including New Hyde Park, Mineola, Valley Stream and Locust Valley. They argued that the tax which charged employers 34 cents for every $100 of payroll was unconstitutional based on the fact that it did not benefit the entire state, and either did not pass both houses of the state legislature with a two-thirds majority vote nor adhere to the "home rule" clause from the local municipalities.
Bill Schoolman, the owner of Bohemia-based charter and tour bus company Classic Coach, was the first one to launch a lawsuit over the payroll tax, taking out a mortgage on his home to file the suit.
"It's pretty bad news that New York State taxpayers last year contributed illegally $9 billion to keep the MTA running," Schoolman said. "The law's pretty clear: public authority is supposed to be self-sustaining."
Assemblyman Andrew Raia, R-East Northport, called the decision a major win for Long Island taxpayers. "No longer will taxpayers have to bear the burden of the MTA's poor fiscal management," he said.
State Sen. Carl Marcellino, R-Syosset, voted against the MTA payroll tax in 2009 and urged the MTA and Attorney General Schneiderman not to appeal the
decision. "Instead of appealing this decision the MTA should follow the example of individuals all across the Island who are tightening their belts and doing more with less," said Marcellino. "It is imperative that the MTA trims its own budget before asking the public to pay one cent more in taxes or fare increases."
Rep. Steve Israel, D-Huntington, also spoke against the tax. "While the MTA tax is entirely decided by the state, not the federal government," said Israel, "today's decision is a reminder that the federal government must fulfill its share of transportation investments to relieve the costs borne by local taxpayers and commuters."
Huntington Town spokesman AJ Carter said the town is encouraged by the decision and that it will benefit residents. "If the law is unconstitutional in Nassau County, it is unconstitutional throughout the state," said Carter, who added that the town hopes the decision is upheld on appeal.
Nassau County has paid $9.9 million since the tax was enacted. Nassau Executive Ed Mangano called the decision a "great victory" and said during a press conference at the Nassau Legislature that the MTA should become more efficient before looking to the taxpayer. He added that the legislature will "analyze" whether or not to pursue legal action should the MTA successfully appeal.
What is not clear is how this will affect riders of the MTA, with fears that to make up for any lost funding, the agency may steeply raise fares or tolls.
"What they should expect is efficiencies," Mangano said, saying that the county is without the subsidy from the MTA, thus saving the agency money. "They should find another way through cost-cutting and efficiencies. They have $60 million in assets and other efficiencies that can be achieved before looking to the taxpayer or the rider."
What is also unclear is if local municipalities must also continue to send in payments for the tax or if payments will be withheld.
"We'll analyze that with counsel," Mangano said, repeating the answer when asked if the county would seek retroactive reimbursement for taxes paid as well as on behalf of local businesses who paid the tax. "We would like to do that."


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What one change can you make to dramatically increase your success? Learn about goal setting and use specific goals in all your business planning. Goals need to be specific if we have any chance of accomplishing them. Establishing specific goals sets us up for success rather than failure.
Setting Specific Goals
A specific goal incorporates an action plan that outlines how you will achieve the goal, and a performance measure that tells you whether you were successful or not.
This is the goal setting formula for ensuring that you're setting a specific goal:
"I will (goal + performance measure) BY (specific actions)."
The performance measure in the goal is often a date or a length of time, but it could be any objective criteria that you can use to determine whether or not you've accomplished the specific goal that you've set.
Suppose your objective is to lose weight. An example of a specific goal to help you meet this objective is:
"I will lose 10 pounds in two months BY running on a treadmill for half an hour six days a week."
Setting Goals For Business Success
Before you can set specific goals designed to increase your business success, you need to know what you mean by success. I personally think that success means enjoying what you do, to the point that your work energizes you and creates happiness that spills over to your personal life. But what does "increased business success" mean to you?
Is it working less hours so you have more time to spend with your family? Is it having more energy to tackle your many tasks? Is it developing more confidence so you can sell your product or service more successfully or try something new?
Examples of Specific Success Goals
Depending on what the purpose of your goal setting exercise is, you might decide to set specific goals such as:
"One month from now, I will spend entire weekends with my family BY reorganizing my work schedule and learning how to delegate."
"I will develop enough confidence to present my business plan to the bank BY faithfully completing every assignment in the Business Success program."
Goal Setting Tips
Business success isn't just a matter of a healthy bank account; think about what you really want to accomplish, no matter how outlandish it seems at first thought and set your specific goals accordingly.
A goal doesn't have to be sweeping to be valuable; small goals are worth working on, too, because they can lead to big changes. For instance, "One month from now, I will work three hours less a week BY becoming better organized", is a perfectly acceptable specific goal.
Use this same specific goal setting formula in all your business planning, and you'll quickly see an increase in the number of goals you accomplish!
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Practice setting specific goals by determining how you want your work schedule to be different one month from now.
Look back over your weekly activity record from Week 1 and evaluate your work schedule. Are there activities that you feel you spend too much time on or activities that aren't there because you didn't have time to do them? These are important clues to possible changes you might want to make to improve your business success.
Think about what business success truly means to you, and what you hope to achieve four weeks from now. Then write down two specific goals, following the formula laid out above, starting with, "One month from now, I will..."
You can create more than two goals if you wish, but if you do, choose only two of the specific goals you've created to focus on over the next four weeks. Too many goals will be distracting.
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A 24-year-old man is running 100 miles from Banning to Santa Monica to raise awareness for homeless youth.
Jordan Connell ran overnight in near-freezing temperatures to complete the final leg of a coast-to-coast run from New York City to Santa Monica, according to his team members and a representative in Kansas City, MS.
Connell started running Sept. 15 in Central Park in New York City, Aaron Bishop of Team314 said in a phone interview Monday night.
Connell founded Team314 and he has "run every step of the way from New York," support crew member Tyler Schmitt said Monday night from Rialto. "Sometimes we run a mile or two with him, to keep him company, but he has run every step from the start."
Team314 takes its name from the Bible passage Titus 3:14:
"Our people must learn to devote themselves to doing what is good, in order to provide for urgent needs and not live unproductive lives."
Connell started about noon Monday at Hargrave and Wilson in Banning, with the snow-capped summit ridge of the San Gorgonio Wilderness behind him.
"Hey everybody, we're out here, a hundred miles away from the finish line," Connell said in a video before he started running. "I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who's followed Team314, and thank you so much for your love and support... We're hoping to finish this journey sometime tomorrow afternoon."
Connell and his team's target is their finish line at the Santa Monica Pier, and they hope to make it by noon Tuesday, Bishop said.
Monday night Connell sent Patch a photo of himself at Ken Hubbs Memorial Little League field in Colton, and he spoke by phone from Colton before he started running west again on San Bernardino Avenue.
"It's not too cold tonight," Connell said just after 9:30 p.m. "This is warmer than a lot of places I've come through to get here."
Connell and his team members said they intend to follow a route that parallels Interstate 10 through Fontana, Ontario, Upland, Montclair, Claremont, Pomona, San Dimas, West Covina and into Los Angeles, then to Santa Monica.
Connell is calling his effort "the Run to End Youth Homelessness." He estimates there are more than a million homeless and runaway teens nationwide every year, including 2,000 to 3,000 homeless teens in his hometown, Kansas City.
"For the last three years I've been working with different homeless youth organizations in Kansas City, with Synergy and with Artists Helping the Homeless," he told NBC41 News in Kansas City in November 2012.
"I had a lot of opportunity to live with the kids that were coming in and off the streets, and so I felt tied to them, being the same age," Connell said. "And I began to really pray about how I could get involved more, this is how that journey began."
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CLEVELAND — Brandon Weeden threw two touchdown passes to Jordan Cameron and perhaps ended any more discussion about a quarterback competition in Cleveland, leading the Browns past Detroit, 24-6.
Weeden connected on TD passes of 10 and 5 yards to Cameron in the first half as the Browns (2-0) opened a 17-0 lead. Weeden finished 8 of 12 for 117 yards. In two weeks, he's 18 of 25 for 229 yards and three TDs.
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Farmer-to-Farmer program leads two FAPC-OSU members to volunteer in Africa
A faculty and staff member of Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center will travel to Africa to participate in a volunteer assignment with CFNA's Farmer-to-Farmer program.
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(Stillwater, Okla. – March 14, 2012) A faculty and staff member of Oklahoma State University's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center will travel to Africa to participate in a volunteer assignment with CFNA's Farmer-to-Farmer program.
Dr. Tim Bowser, FAPC food process engineer and OSU biosystems and agricultural engineering associate professor, and Kyle Flynn, FAPC meat pilot plant manager, will travel to Nairobi, Kenya this month.
"Dr. Bowser and I look forward to the opportunity to help improve meat production practices and processing facility efficiencies in Kenya's capital and largest city, Nairobi," Flynn said. "This volunteer assignment will allow us to share our processing practices in the United States while developing an understanding of practices implemented in other countries."
During the international volunteer assignment, the duo will provide support to the Kenya Meat Commission, a dominant revenue generator in the country.
"The Kenya Meat Commission is the single biggest and most modern licensed export abattoir in East, Central and Horn of Africa," Bowser said. "Its vision is to be the preferred world-class meat and meat products processor."
Action items of the volunteer trip include providing a detailed evaluation to the Kenya Meat Commission of the state of machinery and equipment determining killing floor, cold rooms, canning line and soup extract line efficiency; evaluation of the current maintenance program for improvements; and benchmark machinery and equipment to other established slaughter houses.
"The commission would like to increase its monthly revenue from Ksh 75 million ($862,069) to Ksh 137 million ($1,593,023) within the next year," Bowser said. "In order to achieve these set targets for the commission, there is a need for development and implementation of a turn around strategy. In essence, the engineering department would like to work towards attaining 100 percent plant availability from the current 40 percent as it improves its productivity."
The Kenya Meat Commission intends to use Bowser and Flynn's recommendations from the machinery and equipment evaluation of two government ran facilities to bring current practices up to modern livestock slaughtering and meat processing standards.
"The mission is to procure livestock, process and market high quality meat and meat products at competitive prices using efficient, effective and environmentally friendly systems to the satisfaction of customers and other stakeholders," Bowser said. "It's our goal is to assist the Kenya Meat Commission achieve their mission."
In 2011, Bowser also traveled to Tajikistan with CFNA's Farmer-to-Farmer program, a private, not-for-profit organization headquartered in Washington, D.C.
"CFNA's long-term projects seek to develop private farmer associations, cooperatives, private agribusiness, women's groups and other organizations that help farmers and agribusinesses increase their incomes and well-being," Bowser said. "CNFA employs a value chain approach to agricultural development, seeking to strengthen all links in the market chain, from input supply and production to post-harvest handling and value addition to marketing and sales."
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Romans 8: 26-29 (NIV): 26 In the same way, the Spirit helps us in our weakness. We do not know what we ought to pray for, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us with groans that words cannot express. 27 And he who searches our hearts knows the mind of the Spirit, because the Spirit intercedes for the saints in accordance with God's will. 28 And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose. 29 For those God foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the likeness of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brothers.
Romans 8:28 is many people's favorite verse in the Bible. What could be more comforting and encouraging than this? But it is important to read it in context and understand what Paul means by it.
He says it in the context of us not knowing how to pray. We think we know what is best for us, but we really don't. God, however, does. So his Spirit leads us in our prayers to pray for God's will above our own. This is how Jesus taught us to pray too. And God's will for us is that we become like Christ. Nothing else is God's will for you.
Paul says God predestined us to become like Jesus. This doesn't mean he only chose a few of us to become Christians, it means he wills that every Christian become like Christ. So everything that happens to us believers, good or bad, is molding us into Christ's image. The sufferings we endure make us like Christ and that is why God allows them. Paul is talking about God's ultimate goal for us: to be glorified – to be Christ-like. To have the mind of Christ, the humility of Christ, the faith of Christ, the love of Christ.
Now it us up to us to trust God. To believe that he knows what he is doing. To have faith that he is always up to something good. To believe that he is orchestrating all things in our lives to mold us into the likeness of his son. Not everything that happens to us will be pleasant, but it is all for a purpose. And that purpose is to make us like Jesus.
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Ashirtless, disheveled Kurt Cobain pauses on the backstage stairway leading to Nirvana's dressing room at the Aragon Ballroom, in Chicago, offers a visitor a sip of his après-gig tea and says in a drop-deadpan voice, "I'm really glad you could make it for the shittiest show on the tour."
He's right. Tonight's concert – Nirvana's second of two nights at the Aragon, only a week into the band's first U.S. tour in two years – is a real stinker. The venue's cavernous sound turns even corrosive torpedoes like "Breed" and "Territorial Pissings" into riff pudding, and Cobain is bedeviled all night by guitar – and vocal – monitor problems. There are moments of prickly brilliance: Cobain's sandpaper howl cutting through the Aragon's canyonlike echo in the tense, explosive chorus of "Heart–Shaped Box"; a short, stunning "Sliver" with torrid power strumming by guest touring guitarist Pat Smear (ex-Germs). But there is no "Smells Like Teen Spirit," and when the house lights go up, so does a loud chorus of boos.
According to the Cobain press myth – "pissy, complaining, freaked-out schizophrenic," as he quite accurately puts it – the 26-year-old singer and guitarist should have fired the soundman, canceled this interview and gone back to his hotel room to sulk. Instead, he spends his wind–down time backstage, doting on his daughter, 1-year-old Frances Bean Cobain, a petite blond beauty who barrels around the room with a smile for everyone in her path. Later, back at the hotel, armed with nothing stronger than a pack of cigarettes and two minibar bottles of Evian water, Cobain is in a thoughtful, discursive mood, taking great pains to explain that success doesn't really suck – not as much as it used to, anyway – and that his life is pretty good. And getting better.
"It was so fast and explosive," he says in a sleepy, gravelly voice of his first crisis of confidence following the ballistic success of Nevermind. "I didn't know how to deal with it. If there was a Rock Star 101 course, I would have liked to take it. It might have helped me."
"I still see stuff, descriptions of rock stars in some magazine – 'Sting, the environmental guy,' and 'Kurt Cobain, the whiny, complaining, neurotic, bitchy guy who hates everything, hates rock stardom, hates his life.' And I've never been happier in my life. Especially within the last week, because the shows have been going so well – except for tonight. I'm a much happier guy than a lot of people think I am."
Cobain took some long, hard detours to get there over the past year. The making of In Utero, Nirvana's long–awaited studio follow – up to Nevermind, was fraught with last–minute title and track changes as well as a public scrap between the band, its record label, DGC, and producer Steve Albini over the album's commercial potential – or lack thereof. Cobain's marriage to punk-noir singer Courtney Love of the band Hole – dream fodder for rock gossips since the couple exchanged vows in February 1992 – made headlines again last June when Cobain was arrested by Seattle police for allegedly assaulting Love during a domestic fracas. Police found three guns in the house, but no charges were filed, and the case was dismissed.
Last year, Cobain also made a clean breast of his long-rumored heroin addiction, claiming he'd used the drug – at least in part – to opiate severe, chronic stomach pain. Or as he puts it in this interview, "to medicate myself." He's now off the junk, and thanks to new medication and a better diet, his digestive tract, he says, is on the road to recovery.
But the roots of his angst, public and personal, go much deeper. Born in the logging town of Aberdeen, Wash., Cobain is – like Nirvana's bassist, Krist Novoselic, drummer Dave Grohl and a high percentage of the band's young fans – the product of a broken home, the son of an auto mechanic and a secretary who divorced when he was 8. Cobain had early aspirations as a commercial artist and won a number of high-school art contests; he now designs much of Nirvana's artwork. (He made the plastic-fetus collage on the back cover of In Utero, which got the record banned by Wal-Mart.) But after graduation, Cobain passed on an art-school scholarship and took up the teen-age-bum life, working as a roadie for the local punk band the Melvins (when he was working at all) and applying himself to songwriting.
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