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If there's one place you'd expect to find support for free expression, it would be among Nobel Prize recipients.
The people who win these awards almost have to be the sort who think big and manage to do so outside the box.
Earning these top awards for chemistry, economics and other areas of human endeavors requires exceptional effort and the ability to examine issues free of outside control.
But I suppose there is an exception to every rule. And one of these is Mo Yan, this year's recipient of the Nobel in literature.
If you've never heard of Mo, that's not surprising. His work, while widely respected, doesn't always translate well. And let's face it: American readers aren't exactly an adventurous lot.
But the literature prize typically goes to a writer who has proved himself or herself with a body of work. Mo indeed has a lengthy track record in this regard.
Yet Mo's receipt of the literature prize was a controversial decision, not necessarily because of his writing talents, but rather, because of his beliefs. Appearing in Stockholm last week to accept his award, Mo defended the practice of censorship, something the Chinese government performs with regularity.
In justifying censorship, Mo compared it to airport security checks, unpopular but necessary. However, in comments translated by an interpreter, Mo indicated that censorship should be employed with care, noting, "I also hope that censorship, per se, should have the highest principle."
If those who engage in censorship indeed had principles, Mo might have a point. But the reality is that the power to censor inevitably leads to abuse. The Chinese government, for example, routinely restricts critical comments made about its activities. That's not principled; that's a silencing of dissent.
And on that subject, Mo also failed a crucial test for a free thinker. He pointedly refused to support an appeal, signed by 134 other Nobel laureates, calling for his government to release Liu Xiaobo, the 2010 winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. A literary critic and human rights activist, Liu had the audacity to call for an end to single-party rule in China.
Arrested in 2008 on charges of "inciting subversion of state power," Liu is serving an 11-year prison sentence in China. Is that principled censorship?
When asked about Liu amid calls for his release, Mo tried to duck the issue, saying he had previously expressed the hope that Liu would be released soon. It's hardly the dramatic stance one would expect from a supposed literary lion.
In his native country, Mo is known for enjoying close relations with the Chinese government. Hence his defense of its actions. Of course, the political winds inevitably change, and one day Mo may find it is his work that's begin censored.
Under those circumstances, will he be so charitable to the powers that be?
MITCHEL OLSZAK is a columnist for the New Castle (Pa.) News.


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Is the so called 'sequestration' about sensible budget cuts? True there are no more White House tours but what about the upcoming big bash for Michelle Obamas 50th. Birthday for which Beyonce and Adele were reportedly booked to perform? Has that been canceled?
Raves to the Gingerbread Players of Theatre Guild Valdosta in their awesome performance of 'James and the Giant Peach.' Great job to the cast and all those behind the scene too. My 5 year old daughter and I had a blast and can't wait for the next performance!
Person complaining about the yellow church van: You should make yourself better understood. In this first rant, you clearly stated how they came by at different times, so you never knew when they'd be around and couldn't stand there all day waiting. Then you say how small children can't chase down a van, in your second post. Why in the world are small children chasing down a moving vehicle? But the main point is the van is there giving away free meals. Quit trying to find something to complain about. Some people are never satisfied.
I thought the reason we sent our children to Valwood was for the education so they are ready for college when they graduate. If I was worried about who won the football game, I would have sent them to Lowndes! Let's not forget the main reason they are there.
The Downtown housing project the city approved last week, help me understand; the property owner puts up $170,000 on a $1.77 million dollar project, the City borrows the money that the $500 thousand from the two taxpayer funded grants don't cover. Does the city pay back the loans or does the owner? Why is the City helping someone develop property with grants and loans? There is scads of retail and residential space available downtown and elsewhere and seven or eight pages of repos every week in the paper.
Is there a law against using peoples' names on web site message boards without their permission. Someone attributes statements to a person by name and that person doesn't even know it?
When will the plans for the new VHS campus be made public so all can see what the design will look like?
To the person who stole my green coupon binder from the Publix parking lot on Good Friday of all days... please return it to customer service. They have my info. My husband lost his job this week and those coupons feed our family of five. Thanks.

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Kicking Since 2002
About ten years ago, in anticipation of the launch of the Amway One by One Campaign for Children, we looked around the world to see what our people were doing to help children in their local communities.
In South Korea, we found a small soccer program with a big story.
Soccer is wildly popular across Korea, and many children grow up playing. In fact, when we visited a Child Welfare Center in Seoul last year, children in the crowded neighborhood played on the roof of their building.
Yet not every child can afford the team fees and equipment to compete with their peers, particularly groups of families from different countries that may not understand the language and culture, and that struggle financially.
The Nutrilite Soccer Teams (named after Amway's Nutrilite brand of vitamins) was established in 2002 as a sports and nutrition program for children of ethnically diverse families in South Korea. The children who were often misunderstood and suffered from discrimination were given a chance to join their peers and develop a common bond, creating a build bridges across international cultures.
Today, the program is still going strong, and was recently profiled in Joongang-ilbo.
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Malignant hypertension is blood pressure that is so high that it is actually causing damage to organs, particularly in the nervous system, the cardiovascular system, and/or the kidneys. One type of such damage is called papilledema, a condition in which the optic nerve leading to the eye becomes dangerously swollen, threatening vision.
This is a serious condition that requires immediate care from your doctor. Rapid treatment can prevent long-term problems. Left untreated, damage from malignant hypertension occurs quickly and can be severe, involving organ damage to blood vessels, the eyes, heart, spleen, kidneys, and brain. In particular,
kidney failure
may develop since the blood vessels inside the kidneys are very sensitive to high blood pressure.
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In addition to having
high blood pressure
, medical conditions leading to the development of malignant hypertension include:
A risk factor is something that increases your chance of getting a disease or condition. You are more likely to develop malignant hypertension if you have already have essential hypertension—high blood pressure of 140/90 or higher. Your risk may increase further if you are:
Malignant hypertension produces noticeable symptoms, including:
In particular, malignant hypertension can lead to a condition called hypertensive encephalopathy. Symptoms of this condition include:
headache, vomiting, blurry vision with papilledema, mental changes like
, confusion, fatigue, and seizure.
If you experience any of the above symptoms, do not assume it is due to malignant hypertension. These symptoms may be caused by other health conditions, including a
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Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history, and perform a physical exam. Your blood pressure readings will probably be very high. Readings will be taken in both arms, while lying down and while standing up. A careful stethoscope exam of your heart and a detailed neurological exam will be performed. An eye exam may show signs of high blood pressure, including swelling of the optic nerve or bleeding inside the eye.
Tests may include the following:
Since malignant hypertension is a medical emergency, treatment needs to be received quickly. Treatment options include the following:
If you are diagnosed with malignant hypertension, follow your doctor's
To help reduce your chance of developing malignant hypertension, take the following steps:
American Heart Association
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
The Canadian Hypertension Society
The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada (SOGC)
Elliot WJ. Clinical features and management of selective hypertensive emergencies.
J Clin Hypertens
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Tuncel M, Ram VC. Hypertensive emergencies: etiology and management.
Am J Cardiovasc Drugs
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Van den Born BJ, Honnebier UP, Koppmans RP, van Montfrans GA. Microangiopathic hemolysis and renal failure in malignant hypertension.
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People from all over the world come to Virginia to tour Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, and now they can see the sights without leaving home with Google Maps Street View.
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UCI Asia Tour: Historic victories for China and Vietnam
The victory of China's En Huang in the Tour of Vietnam at the end of December was a veritable exploit. First of all because the race was part of the UCI calendar for the first time (to celebrate the National Federation's 20th anniversary), but above all because, until then, his compatriots' victories on the international scene were non-existent. Before Huang, impossible to find any trace of a Chinese victory in a UCI stage race outside China.
That is why the 18th December 2012 will go down in Asian cycling's record books. That was the date of the second stage of the ADC Tour of Vietnam, linking Rach Gia City's O Mon District to Can Tho City, which it was thought would go to one of the sprinters. However, the blistering heat coupled with humidity coming from the Mékong river, the relentless attacks from the outset and the length of the course (one participant registered 213km on his bike computer) meant that things went in favour of a breakaway group. In the middle of the race, the 20 men in the lead already had 12 minutes on the rest of the field. The leader of the overall standings, Ki Ho Choi (Hong Kong) took charge of the peloton's desperate chase. In the final, two riders freed themselves from the breakaway: Vietnam's Nguyen Hung and China's En Huang (Max Success Sports).
Hung was victorious with a demonstration of power that saw him cross the finish line two seconds ahead of his Chinese rival. 'ÄúI am very glad to win this stage,'ÄĚ he declared. 'ÄúIt proves that Vietnamese cyclists can win at an international event.'ÄĚ Hung, aged 25, was not merely one of the representatives of the eight national teams lined up against 13 foreign teams, but undisputedly one of his country'Äôs best cyclists, having won another UCI event, To Truong Son, in July. His victory was his country'Äôs first in the UCI Asia Tour.
Beaten in the sprint, Huang got his revenge by topping the overall standings. Also aged 25, he celebrated the best result of his career after 29th place in the Tour of China II in September.
In doing so, he enters the top 10 of the UCI Asia Tour individual rankings (10th, with 57 points). Russia's Alexander Serebryakov (213 points) remains in the lead in front of Ki Ho Choi (165 points), who moves from third to second thanks to his stage victory in Vietnam. The Czech Milan Kadlec completes the provisional podium with 162 points.
Hong Kong remains the best nation (261 points) in front of Malaysia (110 points) which climbs up the rankings thanks to Mohamed Harrif Salleh's two stage victories in the ADC Tour of Vietnam.
Photo : Hung takes victory in front of Huang in the 2nd stage of the ADC Tour of Vietnam (credit: Mohd Mokhriz Aziz/Cycling Asia)


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Western Australia
It's exploration, but on cruise control
Steve Colquhoun A new expedition ship brings greater luxury to travellers to the remote Kimberely Coast.
Luxury dish
Truffle season kicks off in WA
Truffle season is under way, with superior perigord truffles being unearthed in Western Australia's southwest for supply to the kitchens of the world.
It's a gem: out of the rough and into the pink
Kim Arlington YOU have to sift through an awful lot of rough to find a diamond like this.
Striking price
The rich rewards of a rare gem
Pink diamonds can sell for $US1 million-per-carat.
Rare gem
Huge rare pink diamond found in WA
Mining giant Rio Tinto said it has unearthed a 'remarkable' 12.76 carat pink diamond in Australia, the largest of the rare and precious stones ever found in the resources-rich nation.
Wealthy woman
Rinehart fourth-richest person in Asia
Gina Rinehart, the mining heiress and media investor, is the fourth-richest person in the Asia-Pacific region, with a net worth of $19 billion.
Money watch
Tracing Palmer's wealth - a titanic undertaking
Tom Allard, Stuart Washington Clive Palmer's assets, both personal and in financial terms, are the topic of much debate.
Precious pink sparkler lights up museum
''IT'S glamorous and pretentious, and billions of years old,'' says the co-director of jeweller Mondial Pink Diamond Atelier, Michael Neuman. ''Everything you want in a diamond.''
Quite a fairway
Golfing heads to the outback
Sarah McInerney Golfers will be able to give their clubs an outback workout from next month when a golf course, touted as the world's longest, opens on the Nullarbor Plain.
Architecture award winners
The winners of the 2009 Australian Institute of Architects state and territory architecture awards.


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The Orange Leader
The Orange Leader
While Sunday was a national day of remembrance for the terrorists attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, today is a day for us to remember a tragic occurrence in Orange County.
Hurricane Ike struck our area three years ago today.
Yes, it has been that long and yet it feels like yesterday all in the same breath.
Hurricane Ike changed lives for so many people. Homes were completely destroyed and families were displaced.
We want to once again take the time to applaud those who deserve recognition for what they did to ensure our county was once again a place to earn a living, but more importantly raise a family.
One has to start with three people who were eventually named Citizens of the Year. The list included Bridge City Mayor Kirk Roccaforte, Orange County Judge Carl Thibodeaux and former BCISD Superintendent Dr. Jamey Harrison.
These three spear-headed the clean up and recovery and did a miraculous job.
Three years is not a long time considering the damage done in several areas in Orange County.
Damage can still be seen here and, yet, there is no doubt Orange County is back from the hurricane.
Just as New York City, the Pentagon and Shanksville, Pennsylvania have all been respectfully remembered; Orange County and its residents should be remembered for its recovery efforts.


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Parents: Travis and Karla Allen
High School: South Johnston
Travel Team: Johnston County Clippers
Positions: Middle infield, outfield
Why Mount Olive? Its a small school and they have a great softball program. When I went on my visit with the players and coaches they made me feel like I was already a part of the team.
Also Considered: Campbell, Catawba
Major: Physical Therapy
Notable: Kayla has played all over the field for South: at second base, left field and center field. She plays mainly second base and the outfield in travel ball and projects to transfer that versatility in her second career as a Trojan (Mount Olive and South Johnston have the same mascots). I like being a utility player, she said. I feel like it gives me the chance to contribute a lot, like I try to do at the plate with slap bunting and hitting for power as well. Shes been a key part of the South lineup, hitting .482 as a junior and has helped the Trojans win 43 games over the past two seasons. Kayla does want to improve her strength and try to find some more speed before next season.
South softball coach Mickey Bridgers: Kayla has excellent speed and is an outstanding defensive player. Shes a intelligent and disciplined hitter and a student of the game.
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text: Quote:THE FALL OF THE KIRIN, CHINA, STONY METEORITEName: KIRINPlace of fall: Northern part of the district of Kirin, Kirin Province, China.44°00'N., 126°30'E.Date of fall: 8 March 1976, 1500 hr.Class and type: Stone. Olivine bronzite chondrite. Total Fe = 28.6 wt %.Number of individualspecimens:Very large, 11 masses are individually recorded (see below), largest being of 1770 kg.Total weight: About 4 tons (metric).Circumstances of fall: At about 1500 hr on 8 March 1976 a red fireball moving SW was sighted by townspeople of Hsinglung (46°26'N., 127°05'E.). During flight there were several explosions and in the last stages of flight three distinct fireballs were observed. The meteorite fragments were scattered along an E-W trending strewnfield extending from 126°10'E. to 127° 10'E. The largest mass was recovered at 44°03'N., 126°10'E.Source: Joint Investigating Group of the Kirin Meteorite Shower, Academia Sinica, 1976. A preliminary survey on the Kirin Meteorite shower. Scientica Sinica 20, 502-512. See also Mineralogical Abstracts 77, 2037.Note: This meteorite has also been called JILIN. See Meteorite Research Group etc. 1976. Acta Geol. Sinica, 176-196. Mineralogical Abstracts 77, 3262.


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No. 19 BYU overcame a frantic fourth quarter comeback by No. 21 Utah and beat the Utes 26-23 in overtime. Cougar QB Max Hall found TE Andrew George for the game winning 25 yard reception in OT.
In case you're not too interested in the ONLY game today between two teams ranked in the Top 25, you can always check out the North Texas Eagles take on the Arkansas State Red Wolves. Seriously...
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Should Twins Emulate White Sox?
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Vegas picked the White Sox to finish fourth in the AL Central this year, pegging them to win about 74.5 games. Chicago's season essentially ended last night when the Tigers clinched the division, but that means the Pale Hose' playoff hopes lasted until October, about four (five?) months longer than the Twins. They also made anyone who bet the under in Vegas look like a fool, exceeding Vegas preseason estimate by 10 games and counting.
I am one of those fools. In our Gleeman and the Geek podcast, I predicted a miserable season on Chicagos south side. They had won 79 games in 2011, but with a run differential that looked worse than that. And then they lost Mark Buehrle to the Marlins and traded away slugger Carlos Quentin and closer Sergio Santos. They had also lost manager Carlos Guillen, for better or worse.
But the White Sox responded by getting career (or at least bouncback) years from several suspect veterans. Pitcher Jake Peavy, who had spent most of the last few years injured, led the team in innings. Adam Dunn and Alex Rios were much maligned last year when they were getting paid $24M to knock home just 84 RBI. This year they exceeded that number by 100. Kevin Youkilis came over from the Red Sox to fill a serious gap at third and AJ Pierzynski slugged a career high 27 home runs.
However, none of those guys is less than 31 years old and several of them are going to be free agents. The White Sox had a fun year, but they really only had two younger players show they could contribute long-term. Pitcher Chris Sale became the staff ace while showing he could handle a starting pitchers workload. And center fielder Alejandro De Aza (who isnt really young at 28 years old) posted very respectable numbers for a leadoff hitter and center fielder.
Which means that this spring, Chicago is likely going to be wrestling with similar questions as there were last spring. Can they trust Rios and Dunn? How will eat Peavys innings? Who will play third base? Is Tyler Flowers ready to catch full time? And if things go right, will they still be a good, but not great, team that just misses the playoffs?
Meanwhile, the Twins must decide this offseason just how jealous they are of the Sox success this year because that might just be within reach. The Twins could grab two or three veteran arms and be a .500 club this summer. With a few breaks (which might include some regression from the Sox) they could challenge for the 2013 AL Central last into September. Like the Sox, its hard to imagine them winning 90 games, but meaningful baseball would be a welcome change after two years of futility.
But if they did that, next offseason they would likely be back in a similar position as the Sox. They would be looking at losing Justin Morneau. They would have an aging roster. The departure of Denard Span and Josh Willingham would be a year away. They would have kept their team together and maybe missed the chance to add some pitching or middle infield prospects. They would have had success, shown they could fill some holes, maybe even given minor league talent time to work its way up the farm system, but they would still not have a widespread and deep foundation of a great team. They would still be missing that young and cheap core.
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A Whole New World for Israel vs. Hamas
Technical advances, Arab Spring make this a new fight.
In early 2009, Israel and Hamas were able to forge a tentative peace agreement after three weeks of fighting in what Israel called Operation Cast Lead. Hamas had limited resources with which to strike the Jewish state, and Israel believed regional powers would have fewer opportunities to ship arms into the region.
[PHOTOS: Palestinian Death Toll Soars as Israel Attacks Continue]
Almost four years later, the conflict between the two states may be over similar issues, but its application is entirely different, due largely to technological advances, an Arab Spring and arms flowing into Gaza.
Following news that a ceasefire will begin at midnight on Tuesday, the world watches to see if tensions among these shifting powers will continue to flare.
"On both sides, there are military technology changes," says Dan Byman, research director of the Saban Center at the Brookings Institution and a professor at Georgetown University.
Hamas was previously limited to a stockpile of short-range rockets, but now has access to medium and longer range weapons, believed to be from Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah.
Israel points to the success rate of its new missile defense shield, Iron Dome, that has so far maintained a roughly 85 percent success rate, according to some reports.
"That's psychologically important because [Israelis] feel they have self-defense," says Byman. "Having these weapons and these defenses really does matter."
But it isn't perfect, and Israelis still panic at the sound of air raid sirens.
"[Hamas' arsenal] threatens most of Israel, including Tel Aviv and Jerusalem," Byman says. "That's very important psychologically."
[PHOTOS: Israel Launches Airstrikes on Gaza]
"The television images of Israelis running for shelter score points among Gazans," he says of Palestinians who see the situation now as "we're hiding, but so is our enemy."
The touted success of the missile shield only invites more attempts, says Michael Rubin, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
This first major demonstration of Iron Dome's strengths helps other countries, such as Iran, figure out its weaknesses. Iron Dome's ability to shoot down two missiles, for example, prompts Iran to try firing four, Rubin says.
"It risks becoming a crutch," he says.
In Dec. 2008, Israel launched Operation Cast Lead, beginning with air strikes followed by a ground invasion of Gaza, in an attempt to shut down the expansive tunnel network Hamas used to import weapons. Almost 1,200 Palestinians died, including 709 combatants, as well as three Israeli civilians and 10 soldiers, according to the Israeli Defense Forces numbers.
Israel could tenuously rely on Egypt's Hosni Mubarak in the aftermath, who as an authoritarian dictator did not need to worry about public opinion by saying he would prevent arms from flowing across the Egyptian/Gaza border.
Israel could also look to hardliner Bashar al-Assad in Syria, who before 2011 worked with U.S. presidents for decades to understand how peace could be brokered among militant groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah.
[READ: Israel Has Not Yet Faced True Missile Test]
All of that changed after the Arab Spring.
Assad is now tied up in an internal conflict that has relegated him to more of a national warlord than a regional power player.
Mohamed Morsi and his party, the Muslim Brotherhood, ousted Mubarak in Egypt. As support for Hamas increases among Egyptian citizens, the newly elected democratic leadership may be less eager to help Israel.
Israel had also given up control of the Egyptian/Gaza border at the Philadelphi Corridor in 2005, after then-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice negotiated for the Palestinians to take it over. The resulting influx of weapons puts Hamas on par with other, more advanced militant groups in the area, says Rubin.
"A lot of people who think of the tunnels think of a World War II movie," he says of the perception of primitive underground passages. "They don't realize some of these tunnels, you can drive trucks through."
"What we see is Hamas transformed as Hezbollah's little brother into an equal," Rubin says.


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Lockport Union-Sun & Journal Online
September 8, 2013
Familiar finish for the Pats & Bills
Gostkowski last-second FG clinches 23-21 New England win
The Associated Press
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Tom Brady overcame a sloppy start with his new group of receivers to produce what's become a familiar finish.
Brady marched the Patriots 49 yards in 12 plays to set up Stephen Gostkowski's 35-yard field goal with 5 seconds left for a 23-21 season-opening win over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
Brady twice completed passes to convert third downs on the decisive drive. That included threading a throw to his right to Danny Amendola in traffic for a 10-yard gain on third-and-8 at the Bills 39.
Shane Vereen ran 15 yards on the next play, and the Patriots settled on running time off the clock before Gostkowski won it.
Brady finished 29 of 52 for 288 yards and two touchdowns in helping the Patriots win their 10th straight season opener. That ties Portsmouth/Detroit (1930-39) for the NFL's third-longest streak.
It marked the 36th time Brady led the Patriots to victory while tied or trailing in the fourth quarter. And he did it with nearly a brand new group of receivers.
Amendola, an offseason free-agent addition, had 10 catches for 104 yards. Julian Edelman, the Patriots' most senior receiver with tight end Rob Gronkowski sidelined, had seven catches for 79 yards and two touchdowns.
The Bills nearly pulled off a stunning upset in their first game under rookie head coach Doug Marrone and rookie quarterback EJ Manuel.
Instead, it turned into an all-too-familiar outcome for the Bills against their AFC East rivals. They now drop to 1-19 in their past 20 meetings and are 3-24 in 27 games since Bill Belichick took over as Patriots coach in 2000. Belichick won his 206th career game to move one ahead of Marty Schottenheimer for sixth place on the NFL list.
Manuel, the Bills' first-round draft pick, completed 18 of 27 passes for 150 yards and two touchdowns. After trailing the entire first half, Manuel put the Bills ahead 21-17 on the first possession of the third quarter. Behind a solid running game, Manuel capped an 11-play, 80-yard march with a perfectly placed 18-yard pass to Stevie Johnson.
The Bills had difficulty mustering any further offense, managing just three first downs and 73 yards on their final five possessions.
Turnovers led to all four touchdowns in the first half.
Patriots cornerback Kyle Arrington forced two fumbles, one by running back C.J. Spiller, the other by receiver Marquise Goodwin. Both came inside Buffalo territory and set up Edelman's 9- and 8-yard touchdown catches.
Safety Da'Norris Searcy scored Buffalo's first touchdown by returning Stevan Ridley's fumble 74 yards. Justin Rogers intercepted Brady's pass that tipped off the fingers of Zach Sudfeld in the final minute of the half. Manuel hit fellow rookie Robert Woods for an 18-yard touchdown with 34 seconds left.
Ridley did not return after his fumble. It was an unforced error, as Ridley slipped at the line of scrimmage and lost the ball without being touched. Ridley had also fumbled in the first quarter, but officials ruled he was down before losing control of the ball.
Ridley spent the rest of the game watching from the sideline with his helmet perched on his head.
Vereen took over most of the running duties and finished with 14 carries for 101 yards.
Brady had difficulty finding chemistry minus his familiar security blankets. Wes Welker, Brandon Lloyd and Aaron Hernandez are gone, while Gronkowski is still recovering from back and forearm injuries.
Rookie Kenbrell Thompkins struggled in particular. He had only four catches for 42 yards despite being targeted 14 times.
The Patriots' offense lacked finish in the second half, coming away with two field goals on three drives inside the Bills 20. Brady fumbled a snap on fourth-and-goal at the 1 on New England's first possession of the third quarter.
But the Bills severely lacked discipline. They were penalized 10 times for 75 yards.
Jets, Dolphins open their
NFL season with victories
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Nick Folk kicked a 48-yard field goal with 2 seconds remaining after Lavonte David's personal foul penalty kept New York's drive alive, and the Jets pulled out an improbable opening victory, 18-17, over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
With the Jets trailing 17-15 and time running out, rookie Geno Smith scrambled for 10 yards — and was shoved while he was out of bounds by David.
The 15-yard penalty gave the Jets the ball at the Buccaneers 30 and set up Folk's winning field goal on the next play.
Things appeared dim for the Jets just moments earlier when Rian Lindell kicked a 37-yard field goal with 34 seconds left.
Smith, making his first NFL start with Mark Sanchez out with a shoulder injury, made some mistakes — a fumble that led to a score and an interception — but was mostly solid while going 24 of 38 for 256 yards with a touchdown.
Dolphins 23, Browns 10
CLEVELAND — Ryan Tannehill passed for 272 yards and a touchdown, leading the Dolphins to a win over the Browns, who fell to 1-14 in Week 1 since 1999.
Tannehill, who was given more offensive weapons for his second NFL season, threw a 34-yard TD pass to Brian Hartline in the third quarter and drove the Dolphins to a game-clinching TD in the fourth.
Daniel Thomas had a 1-yard scoring plunge with 6:48 left, putting the Dolphins up by 10.
Miami's Cameron Wake had 2½ sacks and the Dolphins' defensive line sacked Brandon Weeden six times.
Weeden threw three interceptions and the Browns never got anything going in coach Rob Chudzinski's debut.
Rookie Caleb Sturgis kicked three field goals for the Dolphins.
49ers 34, Packers 28
SAN FRANCISCO — Frank Gore scored a go-ahead, 1-yard touchdown with 5:47 remaining, Colin Kaepernick threw for a career-high 412 yards and three touchdowns, with 13 completions to Anquan Boldin, and the San Francisco 49ers beat the Green Bay Packers 34-28 on Sunday.
Boldin had 208 yards receiving in a spectacular San Francisco debut and Vernon Davis caught a pair of touchdown passes from Kaepernick, who marched his team 80 yards on five plays to take the lead late. The 49ers answered after Packers rookie Eddie Lacy put Green Bay ahead on a 2-yard run with 8:26 left.
Aaron Rodgers threw for 333 yards and three touchdowns, but the Packers departed from Candlestick Park with another defeat eight months after losing 45-31 in the NFC divisional playoffs.
Saints 23, Falcons 17
NEW ORLEANS — Drew Brees passed for 357 yards and two scores, and the Saints held on for the win in coach Sean Payton's return from his bounty ban.
Roman Harper secured the win when he intercepted a tipped fourth-down pass in the end zone with under a minute left.
Brees connected with Marques Colston for a 25-yard touchdown pass during which the receiver also set a franchise mark for catches with 533. Brees also hit tight end Jimmy Graham for a 7-yard score in the third quarter.
Matt Ryan passed for 304 yards and touchdown passes to Tony Gonzalez and Julio Jones. He also drove Atlanta to the Saints 3 in the final minute before falling just short.
Chiefs 28, Jaguars 2
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Alex Smith threw two early touchdown passes, Kansas City's defense dominated all day and the Chiefs began the Andy Reid era with a victory at Jacksonville.
Jamaal Charles ran for 77 yards and a touchdown before leaving the game with a quadriceps injury, but that was about the only negative for the Chiefs.
Jacksonville advanced past its own 36-yard line just once, a stunning display of offensive futility for the rebuilding franchise. The Jaguars finished with 178 yards, but for most of the game were challenging the team low of 117 yards set last year against Houston.
It wasn't even close to the start the new coach Gus Bradley wanted, but it was a clear indication of how far the team has to go.
Bears 24, Bengals 21
CHICAGO — Jay Cutler passed to Brandon Marshall for the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter, helping Chicago get the victory in Marc Trestman's coaching debut with the team.
It wasn't quite the display the Bears were looking for after making some big changes in the offseason. But it was good enough.
The Bengals led by 11 in the third quarter and were up 21-17 early in the fourth when Tim Jennings jarred the ball from Mohamed Sanu following a reception and made the recovery.
Chicago took over at its 19 and got an 8-yard run from Matt Forte on fourth-and-inches at the Bengals 27 to keep the drive going. Cutler then found Marshall in the front corner of the end zone for a 19-yard touchdown, giving Chicago a 24-21 lead with 7:58 remaining.
Colts 21, Raiders 17
INDIANAPOLIS — Andrew Luck ran 19 yards for the winning touchdown, giving Indianapolis its first opening-day win since 2009.
Luck was 18 of 23 for 178 yards with two touchdown passes, but earned his eighth career fourth-quarter comeback by scrambling for a score with 5:20 to go.
Oakland started Terrelle Pryor at quarterback. He was 19 of 29 for 217 yards and one TD, and he broke the Raiders' rushing record for a quarterback with 13 carries for 112 yards.
But he also threw two interceptions in the red zone, the second coming with 25 seconds left in the game.
Lions 34, Vikings 24
DETROIT — Reggie Bush turned a short pass into a 77-yard touchdown in the third quarter and finished with 191 yards of offense to help Detroit pull away from Minnesota.
Joique Bell ran for two TDs, including a go-ahead score that gave the Lions their first lead early in the third quarter.
Matthew Stafford was 28 of 43 for 357 yards with two TDs. His last score was a 1-yard lob to rookie tight end Joseph Fauria with 6:47 left that sealed the win.
Adrian Peterson ran for a 78-yard TD on his first carry and scored on a 4-yard run to give Minnesota a 14-6 lead in the second. He ended up with 93 yards rushing.
Rams 27, Cardinals 24
ST. LOUIS — Greg Zuerlein kicked a 48-yard field goal with 40 seconds left to lift St. Louis to the comeback victory.
It was Zuerlein's fourth field goal of the game for the Rams, who trailed 24-13 after three quarters.
Larry Fitzgerald caught two touchdown passes from new quarterback Carson Palmer and Arizona's defense had a TD.
Jared Cook had two touchdown catches in his Rams debut. The tight end fumbled a potential third TD, a 55-yarder that would have opened the scoring, when rookie Tyrann Mathieu punched the ball free at the 8 and the play resulted in a touchback.
Titans 16, Steelers 9
PITTSBURGH — Tennessee's revamped defense sacked Ben Roethlisberger five times and the Titans shut down the Steelers.
Chris Johnson ran for 70 clock-chewing yards, Jackie Battle bulled his way to a 3-yard touchdown in the second quarter, and Rob Bironas kicked three field goals for the Titans. Tennessee's new-look defense did the rest.
Pittsburgh managed just 195 total yards and lost a series of players to injury, including Pro Bowl center Maurkice Pouncey. Pouncey left in the first quarter with a right knee injury and likely will miss an extended amount of time.
The Titans gave up more points than any team in the NFL last season and brought in Gregg Williams as an assistant. His impact was immediate. Roethlisberger completed 21 of 33 passes for 191 yards and a late touchdown, but never got comfortable when the game was in doubt.
Seahawks 12, Panthers 7
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Russell Wilson threw for 320 yards for Seattle, including a 43-yard touchdown pass to Jermaine Kearse in the fourth quarter.
The Seahawks managed just two field goals before Kearse beat cornerback Josh Thomas down the right sideline for the go-ahead score with 10:13 left.
The Panthers held Marshawn Lynch to 43 yards rushing, but Wilson picked up the slack by completing 25 of 33 passes.
The Panthers threatened to take the lead late, but safety Earl Thomas forced DeAngelo Williams to fumble at the Seattle 8. Defensive tackle Tony McDaniel recovered with 5:25 left. The Seahawks ran out the clock from there.
Carolina's Cam Newton was held to 125 yards passing and one touchdown, a 3-yard strike to Steve Smith in the first half.


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About Me Comfort-oriented
Comments about Men's Arctic Shoes:
I often work in 12 degrees below zero for a living. The ice cream freezers I work in have extremely cold cement/concrete flooring...this was always a struggle for me and any other human. When I wear these new boots...it's like I can stay in there for a long period of time and not even notice the cold on my feet. These simply are a really terrific find and I can recommend them to anyone!
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By Ed
from Virginia Beach, Virginia
About Me Comfort-oriented, Conservative
Over the years I've bought them as a pair would ware out. I've bought both the black and the brown and they lasted about two winters a pair. I changed as no to ware the same pair to often. Yet this last year I noticed the the outer materal started to shread and the stiching is giving way. It's a shame as they are both warm in the coldest winters here in Virginia and comfortable!
Great boots
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These boots are stylish, durable and warm. I was glad to see them still on the market. I probably should have ordered a size smaller. I had a pair 6 or 7 years ago.
Nice gift
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My dad said it was the best gift ever has never had a pair of shoe's that said water proof that really was water proof until he got these pat myself on the back ! Thanks great job
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The state is holding a public hearing Monday in Mankato to hear public comment on Xcel Energy's proposed 10.7 percent rate hike.
The Public Utilities Commission is expected to decide by September whether or not Xcel is entitled to raise its prices and is holding seven public hearings this month.
Xcel has 1.2 million customers in Minnesota and about 22,000 customers in Mankato and North Mankato.
Xcel's customers are already paying most of the increase, about 10 percent, but will see refunds on their bills if the proposed rate increase is reduced.
The utility is required to seek the government's permission for the rate increase because, as a public utility, it operates as essentially a monopoly. Because they lack competition, utilities such as Xcel are regulated by the government.
The company is asking for $285 million in higher prices, including $114 million for operations and repairs at its two nuclear power plants. Upgrades to the electricity grid and other power plants were expected to add $56 million in costs.
Xcel Energy Regional Vice President Laura McCarten said the Public Utilities Commission told Xcel in 2008 to focus on its investments in nuclear energy, which provides about 30 percent of Xcel's power.
A second opinion
Though Xcel has sought in lengthy filings to justify its rate increase, advocacy groups and parts of the state government have publicly opposed the move.
The Minnesota Department of Commerce recommended that Xcel Energy's proposed increase be reduced to $94 million, which is 67 percent less than Xcel proposes. The commerce department said the company shouldn't be able to charge ratepayers for cost overruns at a nuclear plant and $22 million in executive bonuses, the Pioneer Press reported.
McCarten said the bonuses are necessary to stay competitive with employee pay to "attract and retain the type of employees that our business needs to get the work done."
The Minnesota chapter of AARP also believes Xcel's request is too high and has sent a message advising its members to "Help us keep the heat on the PUC to do the right thing!"
The advocacy group has heard from its members that this increase would make it more difficult for them to live in their homes, said Amy McDonough, associate state director for advocacy.
"Our goal here is to let people know there's a chance to weigh in publicly and learn more about what Xcel proposed," she said.
But would a few extra complaints really matter to state regulators?
"We have experienced this in other states; it has made a big difference when people come forward and state their case," McDonough said.
She also said that many people are bothered that Xcel spends ratepayers' money on private jets.
The state Attorney General's Office has objected to Xcel charging ratepayers $756,000 for private jets when it could have used commercial flights.
McCarten, the Xcel vice president, said the company has operations in eight states and 100,000 square miles of service territory, and the use of private planes is sometimes the best way to move employees around.
"Overall, we think it's one tool that helps us work efficiently," she said.


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Make your child's special day even more exceptional by spending their next birthday at Auckland Zoo. A fun, stress-free and stimulating environment, you and your partygoers have the whole Zoo to explore and enjoy either before or after their party.
The Zoo's children's party area (Critter Cottages) has two themed wooden cottages in a fenced garden setting, located near Darwin's café and KidZone. Full details, pricing, and terms and conditions can be viewed in the kids' party booking form.
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We recommend that you come and view the party venue before booking. Site visits can be arranged between Monday and Friday from 10am to 4pm by appointment only.
For enquiries or bookings, phone the Kids' Party coordinator on 09 360 4700, or email.
Full details, pricing, and terms and conditions can be viewed in the kids' party booking form.
By holding your party at the Zoo, you're also supporting Auckland Zoo's Conservation Fund, which helps to give wildlife a future.


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All right, here we are with the holidays fading fast in the rear view mirror, and I'm sure many of you have resolved to eat healthier this year. Is that right? Whoa, I can hear a resounding "YES!" all through town. Good deal.
Now, I'm pretty sure for a lot of you there's a voice in your head suggesting that eating healthy means eating more fresh salad. Whoa. Suddenly that resounding "YES!" has quieted quite remarkably to a much less enthusiastic, head sagging "Yah, I guess so."
Well, to help lift your chin and crank up the volume on that enthusiasm, here's the quickest and easiest salad dressing I know to add life to just about any kind of salad you can imagine. All it requires is 5 ingredients, a teaspoon and preferably a 16-ounce jar to make measuring, mixing and storing the dressing as easy as possible. If you don't have a jar, no problem. Just use a measuring cup.
Here are the written directions. But if you're more visually oriented, like I sure am, you can get a complete step-by-step picture book recipe by clicking this link.
Ingredients (to make 16 ounces)
- 1 1/2 Teaspoon Garlic Powder
- 1/2 - 1 Teaspoon Ground Black Pepper
- 3 Teaspoons Mustard
- 8 Ounces Vinegar (For a quick breakdown of vinegars, red and white wine vinegar are most sour, cider and rice vinegars are medium sour, and balsamic vinegar, my favorite, is fully flavored and even somewhat sweet.)
- 8 Ounces Olive, Vegetable or Canola Oil
- 16 Ounce Jar with a Snug Fitting Lid or a Measuring Cup
- Teaspoon
1. Add the following to a jar or measuring cup:
- 1 1/2 teaspoons garlic powder
- 1⁄2 - 1 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 3 teaspoons mustard (3 teaspoons = 1 tablespoon, but in order to make this recipe as easy as possible and minimize cleanup, I only use a teaspoon to measure all the ingredients listed above.)
2. Add about 8 ounces vinegar or, if you're using a jar, just enough vinegar to fill the jar about half way full (You'll see in the picture of the ingredients above that I use two kinds of vinegar when I make the dressing. That's just for variety and is entirely optional.)
3. Fill the jar the rest of the way with olive, vegetable or canola oil making sure to leave enough air space at the top of jar so that the dressing can be shaken. If you're using a measuring cup, add 8 ounces of oil.
4. If you're using a measuring cup, stir the dressing vigorously with the same teaspoon you used from the start until all the ingredients are well mixed together. If you're using a jar, screw the lid on the jar tightly enough so that the jar won't leak. Hold the jar firmly and securely with two hands, and give the jar a vigorous shake, preferably over the sink in case the jar happens to leak. Shake for about 10-15 seconds until all the ingredients are well mixed together.
5. Use the dressing on salad as is. For leftover dressing, if you've used a measuring cup, just cover the measuring cup with plastic wrap. Again, the great thing about using a jar is that you can put the lid back on when you're done to store the dressing. You can keep the dressing in the refrigerator if you want. The only drawback to that is that the oil will get slightly firm from the cold temperature, which means the dressing will then have to be warmed to room temperature before pouring it easily on whatever it is you want to pour it over. The great thing about making a dressing like this is that it's made with ingredients that aren't perishable. I leave my dressing out at room temperature for at least a week - even when I make it with fresh garlic - and never have a problem with it going bad. Regardless of how you store the dressing, though, just give it a quick shake or stir when you're ready to use it again, and you are good to go.


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The wait for next season is going to suck. It is going to be really interesting how they take this.
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30 rock is such a great show. I need to buy the dvd's or get netflix.
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Looking forward to seeing Red Tails, just watched last night's The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and George Lucas.
I watched Jurassic Park 3 last night. It made Jurassic Park 2 look like Jurassic Park 1.


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July 31, 2014
She was born October 12, 1944 in Newberry, Mich., a daughter of the late Raymond and Francis Justice Lowe. Gail was retired from General Electric cafeteria and was an auxiliary member of the American Legion Unit 104 where she was unit President and 4th District Chaplain. She enjoyed fishing, watching football and was an avid Steelers fan.
Surviving is her husband, Gregory Mitchell; her daughter, Erika Byrd of Parkersburg; her son, Thomas Byrd of Fairmont, WV; and five brothers and sisters, Carol Gavin of Joliet, IL., Tony Latham of Parkersburg , Frank Adams of Grand Rapids, Mich., Helen Pompey of Parkersburg and Eileen Bartlett of Columbus, OH.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by one sister, Florence Simmons; and two brothers, Richard Adams, and Joel Adams.
Funeral services will be held 1:00 P.M. Saturday, November 24, 2012 at the Lambert-Tatman Funeral Home, Green St., Parkersburg with Pastor Lisa Taylor officiating. Interment will be at the Oak Grove Cemetery in Marietta. Visitation will be from 2-4 and 6-8 P.M. Friday at the funeral home.
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U.S. Representative Todd Akin continued making the rounds on conservative talk radio outlets Monday in an attempt to apologize for controversial remarks made about abortion, "legitimate rape," and pregnancy
But influential Republicans are unconvinced he should stay in the race: That's the main finding of this week's Red Arch survey.
In an unscientific Patch poll of 32 Republican Party influencers taken since late Sunday night, 47 percent percent said the Wildwood Republican should stay in the race, while 40.5 percent said he should drop out. Four respondents, or 12.5 percent, said they had no opinion.
4:26 p.m. Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story indicated 47 percent of Missouri Republicans polled said Representative Akin should leave the race. That is actually the percentage which believes he should stay in the Senate Race. Patch apologizes for any confusion.
Fifty-six percent said they agreed that the comments would hurt when it came to attracting conservative votes, the group Akin spent Monday courting on programs hosted by Mike Huckabee and Sean Hannity.
Criticism of Akin has steadily mounted on Monday, as outlets like the National Review have suggested Akin step aside so another GOP nominee can face Claire McCaskill.
More than 78 percent of the influential Republicans responding agreed in some way that the comments would hurt Akin with moderate voters, and 56 percent said the controversy would still be an issue a month from now.
Here's a sampling of what respondents said they would suggest Akin do moving forward:
Be upfront about the mistake, explain your position, and pivot to what's important - the economy
Quit talking about anything other than the economy. Seriously. ANYTHING.
Step Down ASAP
Take the high road & withdraw.
If you want to beat Claire, you have to step aside... This is not about you, it's about the cause.
He should not change who he is or what he believes but he does not communicate those things very well. His meaning on the topic was completely lost because he spoke in "his world" speech which people in that world understand but makes not sense to others as we see!
go on TV with paid time to explain his statement.
The last piece of advice could be getting difficult to afford. While Akin tweeted just after 2 p.m. that he was staying in the race and was looking for donors, news outlets are reporting that funding sources from outside groups have said they would withdraw plans to advertise in Missouri with Akin in the race.
The Red Arch/Blue Arch Survey
Patch political surveys are not a scientific random sample of any larger population, but rather an effort to listen to a swath of influential local Republican and Democratic activists, party leaders and elected officials in Missouri. All of these individuals have agreed to participate in the surveys, although not all responded to this week's questions. Interviews for this poll were conducted between August 19-20. This survey closed at approximately 1:45 p.m. on August 20.
Patch will be conducting Red Arch and Blue Arch surveys throughout 2012 in hopes of determining the true sentiment of conservatives, liberals and moderates on the ground in Missouri.
If you are an activist, party leader or elected official and would like to take part in a bi-weekly survey that lasts just a few minutes, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Red Arch Roster:
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Feb. 13, 2013
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J. Zane Winders, a senior economics major at Maryville College, has been accepted into the University of Tennessee College of Law. He expects to complete requirements for graduation at the private liberal arts college in May 2013 and begin his studies at UT in fall 2013.
While at Maryville College, Winders has been advised by Dr. Sharon May, associate professor of economics, and completed an independent Senior Study under the guidance of Dr. Sherry Kasper, professor of economics.
One of the distinctive features of a Maryville education, the Senior Study requirement calls for students to complete a two-semester research and writing project that is guided by a faculty supervisor.
Winders' completed study is titled "The Property Ownership Decision: A Case Study of the United States." According to Kasper, Winders investigated which system of property ownership best promotes economic prosperity, private property being a crucial aspect of the legal foundations of both capitalism and socialism.
"Zane and I deliberately discussed possible topics for his Senior Study with his goal of attending law school in mind," Kasper said. "His ability to investigate both the benefits and costs of private and public ownership of property suggested to me that he possessed the willingness to look at both sides of issues, which is a quality essential for law students."
A student-athlete on the Scots' football team, Winders excelled as a wide receiver and was a leader on the field when the team claimed the 2012 USA South Football Championship.
Known for offering its students a rigorous and highly personal experience, Maryville College is a nationally ranked institution of higher learning that successfully joins the liberal arts and professional preparation in partnership with others. Founded in 1819, Maryville is the 12th oldest college in the South and maintains an affiliation with the Presbyterian Church (USA).
Winders is the son of Joey and Debby Winders of Maryville, Tenn. He graduated from Maryville High School in 2009.


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By JERI CALCOTE | Special to the Index
District 11's Texas Retired Teacher's Association honored local centenarian DeLois Duncan with an award for her service to teaching and the association at their district meeting May 8 in Granbury.
Duncan turned 100 years young on March 18. She served as the local TRTA chapter's president for four years.
She accepted her first teaching job in the early 1930s at Vineyard in Jack County near Wizard Wells. She taught first, second and third grades all in the same room, "about 12 students in all," she said.
While teaching there, she met the rural postman from Wizard Wells, Ira Duncan, who carried the mail to Vineyard. With the Great Depression just beginning, she said he was attractive not only because he had a job, but because "he had a car – a new V8 Ford with a rumble seat."
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YELM, Wash. - Clare Wade was so confident she had the winning numbers, she bought two lottery tickets.
She was right. She and her daughter Barbara split two $10,000 jackpots in a Match 4 game in January.
But don't call them lucky.
"We have been taught by our master teacher our thoughts create our reality," said Barbara Wade, who credits the teachings at Ramtha's School of Enlightenment in Yelm for her winnings.
Since 1988 students have come to Yelm from around the world to learn the teachings of an ancient man named Ramtha.
JZ Knight, the school's founder, claims to channel the warrior from Atlantis.
The school markets itself as a place where students learn to use their minds to create their own realities.
Within the last year the school incorporated picking lottery numbers into the lessons. And the school claims it has paid off.
A spokesperson said nine of the 2000 students have won lottery jackpots totaling $120,000 since last October.
That's not counting the winnings at local casinos.
"This is not wishing, this is not gambling, it has nothing to do with faith," said Steve Klein, the school's Event Services Manager.
"It's an evolution of the teachings that have been going on for 25 years," said Klein.
A state lottery official said there's no proof Ramtha students have any better odds than others.
The school and its methods have always had its critics.
"There is a history of that organization making claims in order to bring members in," said Breckan Scott, a lawyer who represents former students.
Scott said her clients are upset their former school has incorporated a game of chance into its marketing campaign.
"All of them would express a deep concern for the public, and a deep concern for other people that they not be deceived by this," said Scott.
JZ Knight was not available for comment for this story.


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This barren, desert prison is where O.J. Simpson lives
Some here call it the 'O.J. House,' the only gated community in a vast stretch of desert rich in gold and silver, pioneer trails and proud, isolated towns north of Reno.
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Palo Alto and Walnut Creek make the list compiled by real estate blog Movoto based on home prices, household income, cultural amenities, educational achievement and more.
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Hello, Folks!
Results for the 35+ competition will be updated within the next few days at http://bawcycling.com/results.html [1] (as soon as our webmaster gets back from his vacation). We had several new participants at the Benecia Criterium, which was fantastic. Thanks to everyone who came out!
Unfortunately, the next scheduled race in the category 3 and category 4 Series (the Ohlone Criterium), has been canceled. The next race in the category 3 and category 4 Series will be the Dunnigan Hills Road Race on August 15. The next race in the 35+ Series will be the Berkeley Bicycle Club Criterium on July 19.
Thanks very much for your participation in the 2009 Northern California Women's Racing Series sponsored by NCNCA -- we hope to see you at the next Series races!
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DETROIT — A vacant Detroit housing project that was home to the Supremes before the talented trio struck gold with Motown is coming down.
Demolition of the massive Frederick Douglass Homes — known to most Detroit residents as the Brewster projects — could begin in early 2013, Mayor Dave Bing announced Thursday.
A $6.5 million federal Housing and Urban Development grant will cover the cost of tearing down the 75 condo-style apartments, two 6-story buildings and four 14-story towers. Soil remediation — the removal of any below-ground pollution — is included in that tally.
"It's going to take us, probably, the better part of a year to get everything down," the mayor told reporters. "This total area will be cleaned up."
The city has no set plans for redevelopment of the complex where a young Diana Ross, Florence Ballard and Mary Wilson lived before signing with Berry Gordy's Motown Records in the early 1960s. Past proposals have included a mix of new homes and retail establishments.


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That is one nasty storm track! The storm has since moved over northern Florida and the track updated, and Beryl is not a dangerous storm by Florida standards (Trust me on THIS), but that is one hell of a track. If a big storm did that, just a cat 2 or cat 3, the damage …
Monthly Archive: May 2012
May 28 2012
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May 28 2012
A heroes day
Justin Callahan's life changed forever in one violent instant on a cold, bleak January morning in 2004. The then 21 year-old army sergeant was on routine patrol in Afghanistan when a hockey-puck sized land mine called a PMN2, a Soviet relic from the cold war, detonated a mere yard away. He never even heard the …
May 27 2012
The Austerians
It seems the Austerians have managed to move Europe's economy toward another recession. Right now we are enjoying lower gas prices as a result, but there are Austerian sympathizers hard at work in US politics hell bent on following the EU into the abyss. I'm not sure what planet they're on, but below is a short list of the …
May 27 2012
A word on newspace vs. old
The SpaceX-Dragon launch drew the nation's eyes' the newspace vs traditional aerospace over the weekend. That's mostly good news in my view, but I saw some misconceptions being bandied around by talking heads and bloggers. Some people are skeptical of corporations, which is not only understandable in my view but essential to reality in ths day …
May 25 2012
Catch a Dragon by the tail & I Told You So!
The SpaceX Dragon capsule has docked, NASA has a new partner in space exploration, and I am among a handful of writers who saw this coming:
May 25 2012
You can see why CEOs hate Obama …
The horrible suffering inflicted on America's freedom loving CEOs is a unique burden no good ole boy should ever be forced to endure. It's inhuman, it's un-American, and you can understand why many zillionaires are working so hard to kick that soshilist hippie commie black panther capitalism-hating ursuper out of the White House:
May 24 2012
ISS flyby
Here's something a researcher told me in a recent interview with some asteroid miners: when it comes to newspace, failure is an option. It has to be. If we restrict ourselves as a species only to tasks with super high confidence rates, the rate of progress will slow to a crawl. This failure is an option theme may lead in my …
May 24 2012
Late afternoon on Mars
I'm building up a smorgasborg of Martian images and news articles below …
May 23 2012
This will be very cool, if it works
May 23 2012
Diablo 3: Real money auction house delayed
Blizzard's long anticipated video game Diablo 3 may now rank as the best-selling, or fastest selling, PC game in history. But the crown jewel of the virtual battleground, the Real Money Auction House, has reportedly been delayed:


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Giants FS Antrel Rolle said on New York radio station WFAN this morning that he thinks his team lacks leadership and he was disappointed with how the team prepared for their Week Two game vs. the Colts.
"I saw some things I wasn't too fond of in that locker room. I felt like there was no one that stepped up to the plate when the opportunity presented itself," Rolle said.
"I don't take anything away from any player. I love my teammates, my teammates are great, they're warriors. But I felt like, in a situation like that, something should have been done to a higher extent. I don't feel like there was enough done at all taking place in that game, especially a game of that magnitude."
Signed by the team to a five-year $37 million contract in March to shore up the Giants' secondary, Rolle did not mention any teammates or coaches specifically during the interview, but did have an issue with the team's travel schedule. The Giants arrived in Indianapolis at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, 29 hours before kickoff. Rolle said that was too early, as the team spent more than enough time sitting around their hotel and Lucas Oil Field before the game began.
Way we see it
This seems like a direct shot at head coach Tom Coughlin and defensive captain Justin Tuck. If Rolle has a problem with the way things are done, he should have addressed them privately, not over the New York airwaves.


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