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Explore Athens, the capital of Greece and the birthplace of the Olympics and rich in mythology and history. From the colourful markets to the ancient monuments, enjoy the fantastic scenery while visiting the ancient ruins. Start your tour with Constitution Square and the Parliament. Continue to the Acropolis which stands as the ultimate architectural and artistic expression of the ancient Athenian spirit. Visit the stadium where the first Olympic Games of the modern era were held. In the afternoon, drive along the scenic coastal road and enjoy a panoramic view of the Saronic Golf. Once you arrive in Cape Sounion, visit the Temple of Poseidon- the highlight of the tour. Athens is a perfect destination for people seeking to discover the culture and history of this land. From Athens, make your way to Cairo.
Alluringly exotic, there is no finer way to experience the hustle and bustle of Cairo than with this enchanting private tour featuring your own Egyptologist guide and driver. Lose yourself in over 4000 years of history as you discover the timeless treasures of the ancient Egyptians - one of the most fascinating civilizations the world has ever known. Led by your private Egyptologist you'll tour Memphis, Saqqara, the Sphinx and the Great Pyramids of Giza (1 of the 7 Wonders of the World). Explore the tranquil desert surrounding these legendary landmarks on a sunset camel or horseback ride, visit a traditional Bedouin camp and stroll through colorful bazaars. No trip to this captivating capital is complete without a tour of the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities and its famous Mummy Room, which houses a priceless treasure of archaeological finds. Featuring delicious traditional Egyptian cuisine, elegant accommodation on the Nile, private transfers and more, this is a worry-free way of making the most of your time in Cairo
With one foot in Europe and the other in Asia, Istanbul is truly a crossroads of ideas and cultures. Having served as the capital of three universal empires at borders joining two continents, Istanbul mixes influences and traditions from East to West. Discover Istanbul and live through ancient history by visiting the capital of the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empire. Here lie natural treasures combined with timeless artifacts form an amazing landscape. Start your tour with Byzantine architecture and visit St. Sophia Church, the pride and glory of the empire. Continue your tour with the famous Blue Mosque, recognized for its unique blue shaded tiles and design. After a short history lesson, visit the impressive Byzantine Hippodrome and the famous Bazaar of over 4000 shops. One of the tour attractions is Topkapi Palace, the former residence of sultans. Drive through the Intercontinental Suspension Bridge and see the Asian side of Istanbul. During the group tour visit Beylerbeyi Palace, the white marble summer residence of Ottoman Sultans. After lunch enjoy a cruise by boat on Bosphorus, the strait that separates two continents.
An airport transfer with a private vehicle and driver is provided.
A welcome package with your vouchers, a city map, ferry tickets (if relevant) and any other touristic information that you may find useful will be waiting for you upon your arrival at your first hotel on your trip.
Enjoy an afternoon at leisure as you relax at your hotel or enjoy the city sites.
This private tour gives you an opportunity to observe the striking contrasts that make Athens such a fascinating city. Your expert guide will take you to see the city centre, Constitution Square, House of Parliament, the Memorial to the Unknown Soldier, and the National Library. Driving down Herod Atticus Street, you will see the Evzones in their picturesque uniform and the Presidential Palace. On your way to the Acropolis, you will see Hadrian's Arch, visit the Temple of Olympian Zeus, and make a short stop at the Panathenaic Stadium where the first Olympic Games of the modern era were held in 1896. On the Acropolis, visit the architectural masterpieces of the Golden Age of Athens: the Propylaea, the Temple of Athena Nike, the Erechtheion, and finally, the Parthenon. You will complete your visit with the Acropolis Museum. Entrance fees to the New Acropolis Museum are included.
Enjoy a half day private tour to Sounion. Drive along the scenic coastal road which affords a splendid view of the Saronic Gulf, passing through some of Athens' most beautiful suburbs (Glyfada, Vouliagmeni, Varkiza) to Cape Sounion where you will visit the 5th century B.C Temple of Poseidon with one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in the world (on a clear day you can see at least seven islands). This tour takes around 4 hours. Entrance fee to Cape Sounion is included.
You will be met in the tunnel by an airport representative who will in turn facilitate the visa process (included in tour cost), escort you through customs and immigration, off to baggage claim and finally to passenger pick up. It is here that you will connect with a representative associate who will arrange airport transfer to your hotel.
Transfer to/from Cairo Airport in private vehicle with English speaking driver.
Enjoy this tour which explores the relics of past ages, and includes visits to the ancient Memphis, Saqqara, the Solar Boat, Chephren Pyramid and the Great Pyramids of Giza. Already millennia old by the birth of Christ, the elaborate statues and astonishing scale of these sites will amaze all who visit. This tour also features the famous Sphinx, whose constructor still remains unknown, but its sheer beauty and allure has mystified the likes of Alexander the Great and Napoleon Bonaparte. This tour includes a private vehicle, a driver, a trained Egyptologist, and entry to either the Chephren (Khafre) or Menkaure (Mycerinus) pyramids, as well as the Solar Boat. Entrance to the Pyramids is not included. Be aware that a limited number of people are allowed inside the Pyramids daily.
Enjoy a buffet lunch at a great local restaurant.
Clients are picked up before sunrise (or sunset) from hotel and transferred to the desert where they will meet their guide. The guide will lead you out into the desert on your choice of camel or horse, where you enjoy the sunset with a panoramic view of the Pyramids of Giza. This evening includes stopping for dinner at a Bedouin restaurant adjacent to the desert before returning to your hotel.
Delve into the historical background of Egypt on a half day private tour with a trained Egyptologist guide through the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities and its Mummy Room, which houses a priceless treasure of archaeological finds. This location holds the tomb of the King Tut, Egypt's most famous teenage King! Entrance to the mummies room is included.
Learn more about Egypt's modern history today with a private guided tour of Tahrir Square; the largest square in Modern Cairo. Adjacent to some of the major attractions including the Egyptian Museum, as well as other important institutions. The square was originally called Midan Ismailia Square, after the 19th-century ruler Khedive Ismail, who commissioned the new downtown district's 'Paris on the Nile' design. After the Egyptian Revolution of 1919 the square became widely known as Tahrir (Liberation) Square. Traditionally, it is the site for numerous major protests and demonstrations over the years, including the 1977 Egyptian Bread Riots, the March 2003 protest against the War in Iraq and the focal point of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution against former president Hosni Mubarak in Cairo. Your expert local guide will share stories with you about the people and what Cairo was like during their recent uprising.
During this evening tour, enjoy a delicious Egyptian dinner at Naguib Mafouz, located in the heart of the Khan Khalili bazaar in Cairo. Stroll down the newly opened Al Moaz Street and view the largest concentration of medieval architectural treasures from the Islamic world. Also included in this tour is entrance to Beit El Seheimy. Normally, this location would be closed to the public during the evening, but this exclusive tour allows for entrance inside. This tour includes a private vehicle, driver and english speaking guide.
A transfer between the airport and the city or your hotel with a private vehicle, driver, and assistant is provided.
A welcome package with your vouchers, a city map, plane tickets (if relevant) and any other touristic information that you may find useful will be waiting for you upon your arrival at your first hotel on your trip.
Enjoy a full day tour of Istanbul with a private guide who will show you the most important sights. Visit the Hagia Sophia, the pride and glory of the Byzantine architecture, the Blue Mosque, the Byzantine Hippodrome, where chariot races were once held, the Grand Bazaar, the world's largest covered bazaar with 4000 shops, and Topkapi Palace, the famous residence of the Sultans. The Harem section of Topkapi Palace is not included.
Enjoy a full day group tour of Istanbul. The tour will start with a visit to the Spice Market where locals still shop for herbs and spices. Later, you will take the Intercontinental Suspension Bridge to cross the Bosphorus to get to the Asian side of Istanbul where you will see Beylerbeyi Palace, the white marble summer residence of Ottoman Sultans used in the 19th century. After lunch, you will take a cruise on the unique winding strait separating two continents, the Bosphorus.
A transfer between the airport and the city or your hotel with a private vehicle and driver is provided.
Athens Gate Hotel (4*) is located in the historic district of Athens, opposite the Temple of Olympian Zeus and the Gate which was constructed by the Athenians to welcome the Roman emperor Adrianos (Hadrian). Very easy to access, it is located 500 meters from the Acropolis and 100 meters from the New Acropolis Museum. Constitution (Syntagma) Square, and the commercial center of Athens are only 500 meters away. The entrance to the Plaka is just a couple of blocks away. The view of the city from the hotel's Roof Garden is possibly the best in all of Athens. It was fully renovated in 2007. The style is modern and simple, as befits the area. The hotel has 7 floors, a roof garden bar and a la carte restaurant, a lobby bar-cafeteria and a cozy area with fireplace in the lobby.
Le Méridien Pyramids Hotel & Spa is beautifully set in its own landscaped gardens with an unrivaled and time-honored location, less than one kilometer from the Sphinx and the Giza Pyramids, one of the seven ancient wonders of the World and only twenty minutes from Cairo's city center. With optimum taste and comfort in mind, the state of the art rooms and suites are generously sized, offering the latest in-room facilities and services. Non-smoking rooms and rooms modified for disabled guests are also available. Recreation and entertainment facilities include a health and fitness center, a heated outdoor pool (seasonal), tanning beds and live entertainment.
Situated in the heart of downtown Istanbul, Yasmak Sultan Hotel (4*) neighbours celebrated museums, mosques, palaces, and shopping areas. Just a short walking distance from the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, and the Grand Bazaar, the centre of old city Istanbul awaits discovery. Yasmak Sultan brings a refreshing alternative to the typical Istanbul Hotel, pairing boutique style with elegant guest service.
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"Melissa Field was extremely helpful! She was courteous, professional, knowledgeable, and friendly! She kept me updated on the status of everything and provided timely correspondence. She took ownership for any problems I had and remedied them. I had the most amazing time of my life in Iceland and Paris! I would not have experienced everything without the help of Kensington Tours."
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April 21, 2014
"All of our guides were beyond fabulous! Our time in Dublin was much too short, would have loved to stay there at least one more full day. Would recommend extending this package to 15 days for any future visits. The train to Edinburgh was super! Beautiful scenery and great steak pies!"
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November 06, 2013
"Our trip was fantastic!!! I cannot say enough good things. Lianne worked with our exact dates and time frame beautifully.Our drivers were prompt and friendly. The private guides were so knowledgeable. We left with an appreciation of the history, the culture, and the beauty of Andulasia. We were very pleased and will certainly recommend your company to friends and family."
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November 05, 2013
"Everyone involved in our Portugal trip made it terrific. Exactly as advertised. Every event on time and most pleasant. Guides were well-informed, courteous and friendly. Really made for a great journey every time. Each hotel was clean, upgraded and staffed with knowledgeable and friendly folks. Breakfasts were complete -- almost too much to eat. It will always be a wonderful memory thanks to Kensington Tours."
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November 06, 2013
"We've been raving to everyone about the food, the friendliness of the people and the amazing history and sites in Turkey. Yes, we want to go back."
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October 22, 2013
"Overall, our tour in Spain was very enjoyable, and well planned and executed. Our private tour of the Alhambra was excellent. Virginia, tour guide for royal palace ruins outside of Cordoba, was also excellent. In Seville, we went to the Flamenco Show/dinner, and the Flamenco was outstanding!"
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November 07, 2013
"My husband and I took a 3 week vacation to southern Europe and North Africa and had a great time. All the guides were very knowledgeable and bent over backwards to accommodate us. The arrangements made by Kensington went off without a hitch. This is our second trip with Kensington (we went to Peru in 2009) and we will certainly book with them again."
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October 07, 2013
"Thank you for your follow up, we both loved our time in Croatia. It's really a beautiful place, especially the coast. Your choice of hotels was great. It was an incredible view from the Bellevue hotel in Dubrovnik and the Vestibule in Split was in the best possible location. We were able to relax in our room listening to the wonderful singers in the courtyard and its central location made it so easy to walk anywhere we wanted to see with ease. "
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September 24, 2013
"We just returned from a 10 day trip to Paris and Normandy. We spent three nights in Paris and then enjoyed a seven night cruise on the Seine to Normandy with AMA Waterways. The time in Paris was well spent and has piqued our interest to return for a more thorough visit. Guide Wafaa Lankey was superb in our visit to Versailles. The Seine cruise was relaxing and beautiful. So many wonderful little towns and we wished we had more time in each one to explore and enjoy.
We traveled to Croatia and Slovenia using Kensington earlier this year which was a fantastic trip."
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It's the week before the Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend and the excitement is starting to build up. Some newer runners might think that the race week taper is about cutting down on heavy training and eating less so that they feel light and fast on race day…while others intuitively think that carbo-loading with a big plate of pasta the night before the race will be enough to run well on race day. Both of these approaches will likely guarantee a ho-hum race performance…. so here is some food for thought to get you to race morning ready to put in the performance you've been training for!
Race week means that it is time to taper your training but NOT your diet. The carbohydrate rich sport nutrition diet that you (should) have been following needs to be continued all week to ensure that your muscles are topped up even more than usual. By maintaining your carbohydrate intake while tapering your training you can get 20-30% greater storage of carbohydrate in your muscles cells – which translates into better running performance on race day. While you might feel "heavy-legged" the morning of your run from all the extra carbohydrate and water that is now being stored in those muscle cells you will soon start turning this extra energy into muscular work. The bonus is – you will have some extra energy to burn!
Race Day - Words of Wisdom
Beth Mansfield is a Registered Dietitian, Sport Nutrition & Exercise Specialist with Peak Performance. Check out Beth's scheduled workshops here.
Taking the advice of our resident Sport Dietitian Beth Mansfield, this month's recipe is no recipe at all. Instead of cooking something new, focus on the tried and true when it comes to fueling in the days leading up to your race.
Do you run well when you eat pasta the night before? Are you like top U.S. marathoner Meb Keflezighi and sleep with a bagel beside your bed? Whatever your pre-race nutrition ritual, if it works for you, stick with it. That's the recipe for success.
We'll be back next month to cook up something interesting. Now where are those bagels?

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Reports and study guides
2011 Survey of PC(USA) Associate Pastors
From Presbyterian Mission Agency—Research Services
The first systematic look at associate pastors including their demographics, background in ministry, where they serve, their experiences in ministry, and how they compare to solo pastors and heads of staff.
2012 Comparative Study
From Presbyterian Mission Agency—Research Services
The Comparative Statistics report is published annually in the fall and summarizes data on membership, finances and ministers provided by each congregation to the Office of the General Assembly via the Session Annual Statistical Report. The report compares annual statistics to show trends in areas such as membership gains and losses, receipts and expenditures, and number of ministers.
2012 Miscellaneous Information - statistics
From Office of the General Assembly—Church Statistical Reporting
2012 miscellaneous information about statistics.
2012 SDOP-funded projects
From Presbyterian Mission Agency—Self-Development of People (SDOP)
See a list of projects funded by Self-Development of People in 2010.
2012 Summaries of Statistics– Comparative Summaries
From Office of the General Assembly—Church Statistical Reporting
2012 Summaries of Statistics– Comparative Summaries
2012 Year-End Financial Presentation
From Presbyterian Mission Agency
2012 Year-End Financial presentation given at Presbyterian Mission Agency Board meeting April 2013.
2012 Year-End Management Report
From Presbyterian Mission Agency—Mission Budget and Financials
2012 Year-End Management Report
2013 - July Year-to-Date Financial Presentation
From Presbyterian Mission Agency—Mission Budget and Financials
2013 July Year-to-Date Financial presentation given at Presbyterian Mission Agency Board meeting September 2013.
2013 Children's Sabbath Weekend
From Presbyterian Mission Agency—PHEWA
On the weekend of October 18-20, PHEWA's Presbyterian Child Advocacy Network (PCAN) joins other faith communities in the 22nd annual National Observance of Children's Sabbaths celebration by the Children's Defense Fund. The 2013 Children's Sabbath, "Beating Swords into Plowshares: Ending the Violence of Guns and Child Poverty," will focus attention on the gun violence that takes the life of a child or teen every 3 hours and 15 minutes (and that wounds a child or teen every 34 minutes) as well as the violence of poverty suffered by more than 16 million children in our rich ...
2013 Disability Inclusion Resource Packet
From Presbyterian Mission Agency—PHEWA
June 23, 2013 is designated on the Presbyterian Planning Calendar as Disability Inclusion Sunday. PHEWA's Presbyterians for Disability Concerns (PDC) has developed our annual Worship & Awareness Resource Packet to help in observing this day- on June 23 or whenever works best in the life of your worshiping community. This year's theme, Before and Beyond the Benediction: Inclusion of People of All Abilities, reaches to the very heart of our mission: full inclusion of all "beloved children of God." We are excited to share with you some stories of the amazing gifts that worshiping communities in our Presbyterian Church ...


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Candidates, political parties and other groups launched efforts to get voters to the polls as election officials geared up for in-person absentee balloting, which begins today.
With a net increase of 114,103 Oklahomans registering to vote since Jan. 15, officials geared up for what is expected to be a heavy turnout for the presidential-year election. Hotly contested congressional and legislative races also could boost early voting numbers.
Ellen Thames, assistant secretary for the Muskogee County Election Board, said she hired four extra people to help expedite the early voting process. In addition to the state's new voter identification requirements, early voters also are required to complete an application before casting ballots.
"We are out in the hall trying to figure out how to get all these voters and election workers in here," Thames said Thursday afternoon from the Muskogee County Services Building. "We are bracing for at least 4,000. That's how many we processed four years ago, but I think there could be more this year."
Thames said she plans to have in place two teams of two processing applications and checking identification cards before voters are given ballots. Hopefully, Thames said, that will help "voters move through a little faster."
On the campaign trails, candidates competing for the 2nd Congressional District seat being vacated by U.S. Rep. Dan Boren launched their get-out-the-vote efforts. The contest, which is shaping up to be the most expensive the district has seen this century, will be a hotbed of activity as Republicans try to wrest control of the state's lone Democratic district.
Republican nominee Markwayne Mullin prepared for what his campaign is calling its "BIG 72-hour GOTV (Get Out The Vote) program." Mullin also has plans that include three appearances with Gov. Mary Fallin. Mullin's campaign workers will be "door-knocking, calling and speaking to voters" throughout the district.
Democratic nominee Rob Wallace launched a five-day tour with multiple stops in each of the 26 counties that make up the sprawling eastern Oklahoma district. Wallace will wind up his whirlwind tour Monday night with a get-out-the-vote rally at his Muskogee headquarters.
In addition to the federal contests, voters will have a chance to weigh in on area legislative races, six state questions and the judicial retention ballots.
Thames said voters must present an acceptable form of identification before casting a ballot. Acceptable forms of identification include a current voter registration card or an unexpired photo identification card issued by the state or federal government.
Voters unable to present an acceptable form of identification will be allowed to cast a provisional ballot. Those who cast a provisional ballot must complete and sign an affidavit explaining why the ballot should be counted. Provisional ballots will be investigated after Election Day and counted or rejected based upon the outcome of the investigation.
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There are many ways to cook everyone's favorite holiday bird. Each family has its own special technique for cooking a turkey, whether it's using an old family recipe, or adding a secret ingredient that helps make the turkey taste all the better.
If you're hosting Thanksgiving this year, you can try any of the recipes below to add a new kick to your feast. If you're attending someone else's dinner, hopefully their turkey will taste as good as one of these!
Just the name of this recipe makes my mouth water. An Allrecipes.com user contributes this Greek take on turkey, which combines ground beef and pork with tangerine juice, rice and other ingredients for an in-bird stuffing. This one requires no pre-made brine.
- Deep-Fried Cajun Turkey (Editor's Choice)
Emeril Lagasse's recipe for a Cajun-spiced turkey is not for those looking for a simple roast bird this Thanksgiving. It calls for the equipment and safety precautions necessary to deep-fry a good-sized bird, but for those looking for a little extra flavor and adventure this year, this may be the perfect alternative to the oven. The results will undoubtedly be delicious, but be sure to heed the safety tips at the bottom of the recipe before attempting. If you want the Cajun flavors without the hassle, risk and calories of deep-frying, try this recipe from Jimmy Bannos.
The biggest challenge of cooking a turkey is that dark meat (legs & thighs) take longer to cook that white meat (breast). Often, by the time the legs and thighs are cooked, the breast is overcooked and dry. Chef Wolfgang Puck solves the problem by cooking the white and dark meat separately.
This recipe calls for the use of a turkey breast roast, but variations can be worked out fairly easily for a smaller whole bird or even diced meat for a stir-fry or bake. I've made chicken dishes with a very similar yogurt marinade to this one and the key is letting the meat soak up the sauce overnight. The flavors are intense and aromatic, and will definitely lend themselves to a unique Thanksgiving meal.
This recipe's name—and its use of whiskey—intrigued me. A flavorful blend of unconventional ingredients make this dish sound delicious and feasible, and it requires fairly simple preparation. Check out the chef's note to see how you can use a crock pot for a quicker, easier version of this recipe. Some of the user comments also have great ideas for stuffings that use the same components.
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The Food Network's Alton Brown brings us this fairly simple (for a whole turkey) and by-the-book recipe, which uses a brine peppered with allspice berries and candied ginger. It takes about 10 hours of total cooking time, not including defrosting.
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The Facilities at CBU are a very visible outward example of the tremendous growth of which CBU has been blessed. The need for facilities is great here at CBU but the underlying purpose of these facilities is to provide a rich experience where students are challenged academically and spiritually all while becoming globally minded and developing a heart of service. As CBU strives to prepare students to make a difference in the world through their chosen professions and their lives as a whole, these capital projects provide important infrastructure to create this learning environment.
With the tremendous blessing of growth in the numbers of students and the programs of study, CBU is faced with a need for additional campus facilities. If you are interested in supporting these critical capital projects, please contact one of our development staff at email@example.com or 951-343-4355.
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- Event Center - The venue will be a new home for CBU basketball and volleyball; a facility large enough to have chapel for our growing student body; a concert and program venue to invite community to; and an on-campus commencement location.
- Engineering Building – This would be the home of the College of Engineering, including the Bourns Laboratories.
- CBU Soccer Field – A home for our NCAA Division II soccer programs and a track for training and other campus events
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Carly is a pretty upbeat gal...until she sees a platter of stuffed mushrooms!
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The cast of iCarly shares their newest soundtrack with us, and maybe a few dance moves too! Enjoy this awesome behind the scenes look!
Carly sets the record for worst date in history when she gets her toe stuck in the bath faucet!
Michelle Obama joins in some very random dancing with a troop of Secret Service agents and iCarly!
Freddie wants to co-host iCarly, but is he better than a garbage bag filled with yogurt?
What's in store for Carly, Sam, Freddie, Spencer, and Gibby in the new year? Find out, when we give you your first look at iCarly in 2012.
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Aug 01 2011
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Well, Willy Wonka warned him not to chew the gum…
Nice place you got here. Hopefully you guys are ready for inevitable the surge in traffic. It would be hilarious if Pharyngula pharyngulated itself. ;)
I hope one day to be lucky enough to come across Tiliqua adelaidensis, the pygmy blue tongue. One of my Biota lecturers was able to do his PhD thesis on the little critters.
Numbers are on the way back up, despite their population currently being severely fragmented, and I hope the trend continues. Would be nice for the general public in the area to be able to see the occasional pygmy.
Well hello, shiny new blog! Just wanted to pop in before I go to sleep & say I'm looking forward to checking out the new blogs & the ones that I haven't seen before. Good luck to all! I'll check in again later today.
Oh, and will The Endless Thread be moved to this site? Inquiring minds want to know.
Smurfs are tasty.
Hey, I know a guy who can do that with his tongue!
Except not the blue part, at least without outside input.
The image is blank. When I try to view image in a different window, I get the database error that everyone keeps mentioning.
Nice new place you got here, PZ.
Looks like he stuck his tongue in the blue printer ink and is trying to get the bad taste out of his mouth.
Blue-tongued skink. Had 'em about the place when I lived in Darwin Aus.
If I remember my elementary school days correctly*, the only things that could turn your tongue that vivid shade were blue raspberry Now n Laters.
And evolution.
*Unlikely. I don't remember this morning correctly.


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MORGANTOWN, W. Va. —
Starting its third different quarterback of the season, the West Virginia football team pulled the Big 12 Conference's biggest upset of the year, unseating No. 11 Oklahoma State 30-21 at Milan Puskar Stadium.
It was pretty simple, too, to pinpoint the reason for Cowboys losing their fourth straight road loss in conference play, dating back to last season's losses at Baylor, Oklahoma and Kansas State.
"I said it the last couple of weeks ... being successful on the road is about avoiding turnovers, perfecting the kicking game and not giving up big plays on defense. And in two of those three areas we were poor," Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy said. "We were poor in the kicking game and turned the ball over. It's really simple. You play right into the crowd."
Oklahoma State turned the ball over three times with West Virginia (3-2, 1-1 in Big 12) turning them into 13 points.
On two instances, the turnover came deep in OSU territory, with both resulting in field goals, while the third was more costly, an interception returned 58 yards for a touchdown.
"I''m going to take those on me as bad throws and move forward. That's all you can do. You can't dwell on those," said OSU quarterback J.W. Walsh, who threw two interceptions and failed to complete half of his passes. "... But it's stuff we can easily correct. It's stuff we can easily go out and be better at."
Compounding the issues for the Cowboys was the lack of production in the running game.
OSU mustered just 111 yards rushing on 40 carries, an average of 2.8 yards per carry. WVU wasn't much better in that aspect, running 39 times for 68 yards for 1.7 yards per rush.
What the Mountaineers did have going for them, however, was the deep ball.
Behind quarterback Clint Trickett, a transfer from Florida State, the Mountaineers aired it out often and it paid off on several occasions, even though Cowboy cornerbacks Justin Gilbert and Tyler Patmon each came away with interceptions. Trickett went 24 for 50 with 309 yards and a touchdown.
"We had the opportunity to get some more turnovers and we didn't," OSU defensive coordinator Glenn Spencer said. "The ball floated in the air some. We had some pressure at times and he just slung it up there and we didn't make plays."
Walsh was able to put up some decent numbers of his own for the OSU offense.
The redshirt sophomore from Denton, Texas, threw for 322 yards and was responsible for all three of Oklahoma State's touchdowns.
Walsh's first touchdown pass gave the Cowboys (3-1, 0-1 in Big 12) their only lead of the game when he hooked up with Josh Stewart — when he took a short pass over the middle and broke it loose for a 73-yard touchdown midway through the first quarter.
Senior receiver Tracy Moore, who hadn't seen many looks the first three games of the season, was the recipient of Walsh's second TD on a 27-yard pass up the middle. Tight end Jeremy Seaton, a Cashion native, caught OSU's final touchdown of the game four minutes into the second half on a wide open pass play for 30 yards.
The offense put itself in position to tie the game early in the fourth thanks to a 36-yard punt return by Stewart that start a drive at West Virginia's 44-yard line.
After getting down to the 1-yard line — thanks in large to a 31-yard pass play to Moore — the Cowboys couldn't punch it in for what would have been a go-ahead touchdown.
Instead, freshman Ben Grogan had a 23-yard field goal try with 9:47 left in the game hit off the inside of the right upright that would have tied the contest. Grogan also missed a 44-yard attempt wide left right before halftime.
"Emotionally, when we miss the field goal down there it got the crowd back into the game," Gundy said. "... There's certain things we take for granted at this level of football — short field goals, being on the 1-yard line and scoring. When you fall short in those areas, the emotions go to the other team and to their crowd."
Oklahoma State never got the ball past its own 30-yard line on its final three possessions following the miss. That led to the Mountaineers getting two more field goals to put the game away.
The Cowboys, who were three-touchdown favorites over a Mountaineer team that had just been shutout by Maryland, will face another struggling Big 12 team this week when Oklahoma State hosts Kansas State, who did not play this weekend, at Boone Pickens Stadium at 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
GAME NOTES: Gundy uncertain about Gilbert's status following ejection
Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy was uncertain on the status of cornerback Justin Gilbert for next week's game after Saturday's ejection. Late in the loss, with the game no longer in doubt, Gilbert was ejected for throwing several punches, including a big uppercut during a skirmish with a West Virginia player.
"To be honest with you, they've changed the rule so much that I don't know," Gundy said. "I don't think so, because it wasn't a defenseless player, I don't think it does. But I should know that.
"I guess I'm just not prepared for our guys to do that. We don't stand for that and we've got to be better than that."
Gilbert may not be the only player in doubt for next week's contest against Kansas State.
Receivers Josh Stewart and Jhajuan Seales appeared to sustain head injuries in the closing minutes, with Stewart being walked to the locker room before the game was over and Seales lying motionless on the field, until members of the training staff came to his aid in the final minute.
Running for nothing, kicks were bad
With the struggles in the run game, OSU quarterback J.W. Walsh ended up being OSU's leading rusher with 52 yards on 16 carries — an average of 3.2 per carry. Starting running back Jeremy Smith wasn't able to do much of anything with 15 carries for a net of one yard with his longest run being four yards. The longest run of the game came from Desmond Roland, who was given the ball just seven times and was still able to rack up 46 yards thanks to one run going for 22 yards.
The poor averages didn't only strike the rushing game of Oklahoma State.
Cowboy punter Kip Smith had his worst showing as OSU's punter. Replacing longtime punter Quinn Sharp, Smith averaged 37.9 yards per punt — shy of his season average of 40.2 through the first three games.
With having to punt 10 times, Smith did land four attempts inside the 20-yard line. He also had a long of 50 yards. But a 13-yard shank late in the first half allowed West Virginia to move just 43 yards for a touchdown that put the Mountaineers up 24-14 at halftime.
Conference road woes continue
The last time Oklahoma State won on the road in Big 12 Conference action was last season in a less than impressive 20-14 win over a Kansas team that has not won a conference game in two years. However, in the four straight conference road losses the Cowboys have lost by an average of eight points.
West Virginia shocks Oklahoma State
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. —
Starting its third different quarterback of the season, the West Virginia football team pulled the Big 12 Conference's biggest upset of the year, unseating No. 11 Oklahoma State 30-21 at Milan Puskar Stadium.
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- NCAA settles head-injury suit, will change rules
- Stillwater graduate wins two events at all-state swimming
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- High School Sports
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- Stillwater graduate wins two events at all-state swimming
- Gabe Gudgel's love for golf came at early age
- Ripley's Sadler enjoying back-to-back All-Star seasons in minor league
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Jerame Littell was committed to and excited about playing football at Washburn University in Topeka, Kan., after he graduated from Stillwater High in 2012.Continued ...
Better police needed for college teams enticed to cheat
Cheating has been part of college athletics probably for as long as people have bothered to keep score.Continued ...
Expectations too high for a rehabbing Woods
Even when Tiger Woods finished just a few strokes from last place at the British Open, he was one of the featured topics in stories coming out of Royal Liverpool Golf Club.Continued ...
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Panama Canal and Central America Cruises and Ports of Call
Panama Cruise Map
Map of the Central American country of Panama
Panama Canal
Photo tour of a Panama Canal transit from the Caribbean to the Pacific Ocean. This 14-page article takes the reader on a detailed voyage through the Panama Canal.
Panama Canal - Three Types of Panama Canal Cruises
Holland America Veendam - Panama Canal Cruise Log
Grand Circle Cruise Line - Panama Canal Cruise and Land Tour
A Day in Panama City with Grand Circle Cruise Line
Panama Canal Cruise Pictures
Panama Canal cruise pictures, including photos of the Panama Canal locks and Gatun Lake
Panama Cruises Photo Album
A collection of photos taken by the About Cruises Guide while in Panama.
Gamboa Rainforest Resort Panama
Isle of Taboga - Day Trip from Panama City, Panama
If you have a day in Panama City, Panama and want something fun and cheap to do, take the ferry to the nearby island of Taboga.
Panama San Lorenzo National Park
Photos of Fort San Lorenzo, which is located on the Caribbean Sea at the mouth of the Chagres River.
Embera Village Panama
Story of a day at an Embera Village in Panama while on a Grand Circle Cruise Line land tour/cruise
Panama - San Blas Islands - Home of the Kuna of Panama
The San Blas Islands of Panama, located in the Caribbean, are home to the Kuna (Cuna) Indians. Adventurous travelers can stay in one of the ecotourism lodges in the San Blas. I stayed at Dolphin Lodge on Uaguitupu (also spelled Uaguitupo), and it was an unforgettable experience.
Transiting the Panama Canal on a Freighter
I was fortunate enough to transit this engineering marvel on a Turkish coal freighter. Read about my trip on this link.
Panama Travel Guide
Panama is so much more than the famous Panama canal. Here's an overview all about Panama travel.
Cruise Reviews - Panama Canal
Cruise reviews of Panama Canal cruises from visitors to About Cruises.
Cuna Indians, San Blas Islands
Photo gallery of molas and pictures of Cuna Indians and Panama.
Live Camera of the Panama Canal
Video camera of the Miraflores Locks at the Panama Canal. Video changes every few seconds. You can watch ships move through the locks via the Internet.
Lonely Planet--Destination Panama
Excellent, well written site. All types of tourist information and facts about the country of Panama. Also includes travelers' reports.
Maps of Panama
The maps on this site offer detailed information relating to Panama and some of its most popular tourist areas. Good maps of such areas as Taboga Island and El Valle de Anton.
Panama Canal Authority
Official Web site of the Panama Canal Authority, the Panamanian governmental entity that has controlled the Canal since December 31, 1999. All sorts of interesting facts about the Canal and some good pictures.
Panama--Consular Information Sheet
U.S. Department of State site. All the information the government thinks you need before traveling to this developing country. Entry requirements, safety issues, road conditions, medical information, addresses and phone numbers, etc.
Panama Ecotourism
Much of this site is devoted to the ecotourism efforts underway in Panama.
Lots of good basic information for tourists cruising to Panama. General information, attractions, and hotels, plus a bulletin board and chat room.
Panama's Travel Net
TravelNet site provides good general information about Panama and several links to the different tourism areas.
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute
This unit of the Smithsonian Institute is headquartered in Panama, and is responsible for research on the ecology, behavior, and evolution of tropical organisms. Several locations in Panama, some of which are open to tourists.
San Blas Archipelago - Sherry Thorup
Good map of Panama showing the San Blas Islands.
San Blas de Cuna Islands
Great pictures of molas on this site. Also includes an interesting ethnographic profile of the Cuna Indians.
Taboga - The Panama Canal Review
History of the picturesque island of Taboga. For such a small island, it has had a lot happen there in the last 450 years.


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July 31, 2014
Our Honoree is Rachel Nill from Parkersburg Catholic High School.
Rachel is a member of the National Honor Society, is active in Teens 4 Teens, and serves as Senior Class President.
She's a vital part of the Crusaderettes baskeball team.
Rachel makes the offense go as the point guard for Parkersburg Catholic
Congratulations Rachel, our WTAP-McClinton Chevrolet Student Athlete of the Week.


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I have a friend of mine looking to sell his system whcih consists of CDM 1s, CDM 1nt's, CDM Center and ASW 2000.
I am most interested in the CDM 1NT's. Any opinions?
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I have a friend of mine looking to sell his system whcih consists of CDM 1s, CDM 1nt's, CDM Center and ASW 2000.
I am most interested in the CDM 1NT's. Any opinions?
Good stuff.
I don't care for the B&W sound but that doesn't mean you won't like them. Best to hear for yourself.
If you can't hear a difference, don't waste your money.
I am going to see if I can't give them a test drive with my gear.
Good call. You'll never know how they might sound, or whether you'll like them unless you can hear them with your equipment. Have you listened to other B&W speakers in the past?
Yes, but it has been awhile and in a store setting.
Mine are paired with a Musical Fidelity A5 Int Amp.
The CDMs like the power and I get good synergy with the A5 which has a smooth top end.
The B&Ws may not be everyone's cup of tea, but I am VERY happy with the resultant synergy and sound.
To put these into a Polk perspective, I owned both the RTiA3s and the LSi7s - the CDM 1NTs marry the high end sparkle and detail of the RTiAs (which I like), and the warm rich mid-range of the LSi7s (which were too laid back up top for me).
The return is dependent on what kind of deal you can get for them. I got a killer deal on mine.
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H9: If you don't trust what you are hearing, then maybe you need to be less invested in a hobby which all the pleasure comes from listening to music.
Nice deal
Isn't the CD case on top of the sub going to cause rattle? I had a nice sub before, but removed it cause it worsen the sound.
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By Joe Hadsall
Globe Features Editor
JOPLIN, Mo. —
News about more treatments for acne sounds OK to Dr. Mark Matlock. But the Joplin dermatologist said his treatment toolbox offers plenty of tools to help acne already.
"Some of the things we look for are what age the patient is and how deep the acne is," said Matlock, of M&T Dermatology. "We have a lot of diversity in treatments."
A study published in the current issue of mBio, a publication of the American Society for Microbiology, discussed new strategies for treating acne beyond using antibiotics.
Acne in pubescent teens is usually caused by an imbalance between acne-causing bacteria and viruses called P. acne phages, which kill the bacteria. Puberty usually increases normal bacterial activity in the skin, so much so that the phages can't keep up.
"The fact that acne continues to be quite a significant problem is a good illustration of how poorly effective our arsenal is in dealing with it," said Graham Hatfull, professor of biological sciences at the University of Pittsburgh and an author of the study. "Resistance to antibiotics is one of the key problems, and from a clinical perspective, there are few alternative solutions."
The study provides a variety of directions to take, he said, but doesn't promise any new therapies.
Treatments of acne can include anything from over-the-counter remedies to strong antibiotics, Matlock said. Other forms include topical compounds, vitamins and lasers.
"We have a tendency to look at other forms instead of antibiotics," Matlock said. "We know about Vitamin A drugs or various forms of light. But that doesn't mean it's automatically our first approach. It's just another tool in the box."
What to watch
Matlock said based off of his experience working with patients, girls are usually more motivated to see a dermatologist, whereas boys are brought in by their parents.
But when acne first makes its appearance, parents can help their kids deal with it before seeing a doctor. Matlock recommended over-the-counter medicines such as benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid.
If lesions aren't too numerous or too deep, he recommended trying one of those solutions for two or three months.
He also said that kids who want to take the situation in their own hands by squeezing out blackheads or whiteheads should be extremely careful.
"The major thing is don't get too aggressive that you're damaging the skin," Matlock said. "Whether you use an extractor or do some mild treatment to open up pores, you don't want to be picking to where it causes scarring."
Matlock said scarring usually happens after someone has gotten most out of a pimple or zit, and they are checking to see if they got it all.
The most important thing parents can do is make sure their kids wash their faces more often, especially after using makeup or participating in sports.
"Part of the problem is sweat," Matlock said. "When you sweat a lot, you need to wash well and remove all that debris from the surface."
Future treatments
Perhaps in the distant future, phages will be able to cure acne more thoroughly.
Potential therapies could include high concentrations of phage to kill off the proliferation of acne-causing bacteria during puberty or enzymes that the viruses produce that kill the bacteria by breaking down cell membranes.
Hatfull said the acne-causing bacterium serves no beneficial function, with its inflammatory response leading to acne.
The study reveals the potential of phage as a treatment, said Elizabeth Kutter, professor emeritus at Evergreen State College in Olympia, Wash. It also could prove profitable, once it is developed.
The bacteria neither develop resistance to phage nor destroy good bacteria, said Kutter, who also holds a doctoral degree. The study reflects the advantages, not available five to 10 years ago, of using genome sequencing to understand all the properties of phages.
Scripps Howard News Service contributed to this report.


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Suite, 1 BedroomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
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Secluded Orlando resort near Walt Disney World®
With a stay at Grande Villas Resort in Orlando (Downtown Disney® area/Lake Buena Vista), you'll be close to Orlando Premium Outlets Vineland Ave and SeaWorld® Orlando.
This family-friendly condominium resort is within close proximity of Mary Queen of the Universe Shrine and Little Lake Bryan.
Make yourself at home in one of the 408 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have private balconies or patios. Cable programming and iPod docking stations are provided for your entertainment, while wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected. Bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature jetted bathtubs and complimentary toiletries.
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Additional amenities include an arcade/game room, gift shops/newsstands, and a picnic area.
Featured amenities include a computer station, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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This secluded Lake Buena Vista resort, surrounded by ponds, water fountains, and palm trees, is two miles from Downtown Disney®, 3.5 miles from SeaWorld, seven miles from Universal, and 8.5 miles from the Orlando/Orange County Convention Center.
The Grande Villas Resort has numerous spa tubs, splash pools, children's pools, a poolside bar, fitness center, barbecue grills, game room, miniature golf, basketball, shuffleboard, and tennis courts, as well as a children's playground. Wireless (high-speed) Internet access is available. Self parking is complimentary. A safe-deposit box is available at the front desk.
- Outdoor pool
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- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 408
- 24-hour front desk
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- Number of floors - 5
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- Smoke-free property
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Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
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- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Dining
A convenience store is located at the main Clubhouse, and limited poolside service is available. The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding Lake Buena Vista area.
Nearby restaurants:
Joe's Crab Shop
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The resort has multiple children's pools, spa tubs, outdoor freeform pools, and a large and a small pool. Activities include sand volleyball, shuffleboard, tennis, and a 9-hole miniature golf course. A large game room off the pool includes pool tables, arcade games, and air hockey. The fitness center overlooks the pool and has stair machines, bikes, treadmills, and free weights. A video library (surcharge) is available.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
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Guests must provide a credit card at check-in to cover the required damage deposit. The deposit is refunded after guestrooms have been inspected following the guest's departure. If damage or missing items are discovered, guests will be charged.
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Check-out time is 10 AM
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Accepted at this hotel: Cash not accepted, American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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Yes I would, first of all be honest, I would like to point out that my favorite band Linkin Park, but now is not an issue on which I write for your visit to Serbia! Linkin Park has long been fucked up his old good sound and now they are shit, if it does not change, there will be shit! But we are still in the first place. Here is the next important thing: many people in the world can not decide which is their favorite song. Therefore, I am. My favorite song is just the song Godsmack - Realign. I first of all I find in it, I listen to most of all, fucking Nu Metal, and I'd love for you to come to Serbia and that I'd heard it live!
All praise to you as you preserve your original sound. You are me and my colleagues, from the bands: Method and Si?knes, idols and role models.
So please, come to Serbia and beat with your sound, the earth and ears of the Serbian people !!!:) You are the best!
All the best and ... if anyone really see this blog, all make him Godsmack to come to Serbia. So I'll leave some pictures at the end of the blog ...
Godsmack, if you come ... let me know!
Bogi EMS
RE: Natália Salles
Oooooh, Brazil .... Of course, their concert in Brazil is more than possible to come to the Balkan region of Europe, especially in Serbia ... We all hope Godsmack's concert near our destructive. From the people who follow the metal music, there is no one who would not want to listen to Godsmack live ...
You know the saying: "Save the best for last"
A lot of kisses and greetings from Serbia ...
RE: LeighLJ
When you want, everything can be done. With these my three bands, I am currently working on albums, so who knows, maybe we can somehow break through in the United States. You're older than me, but how I try and dream about my huge performances, so I like that I like that older than me still have their imagination.
If I play music in America, I'll be there on Godsmack's concert and I certainly draws to play in Ohio.


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2005: Voted the Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year and was selected first team all-conference ... Was also tabbed the Rutherford County Reader Player of the Year ... Was selected to play in the Las Vegas Bowl All-Star Game ... Started all 12 games at defensive tackle ... Finished the year with a career-best 34 tackles while adding 7.5 tackles for loss, two sacks, an interception, and a blocked field goal ... Collected four stops in the loss to Alabama ... Played one of the best games in his Blue Raider career against North Texas with six total stops, two tackles for loss, a sack, and a blocked field goal ... It was the first block of his career ... Had four tackles versus Vanderbilt and was a huge reason the Blue Raider defense shut down the Commodore running game ... Collected three tackles at FAU but his contribution can not be seen statistically as he was a major reason the Owls only had 104 yards rushing ... Was in on four tackles (three solos) and had a pass breakup versus ULL ... Held to just one tackle against Louisiana-Monroe ...Had three stops, including 1.5 tackles for loss and two quarterback hurries against NC State ... Came up with his first career interception in win at Troy to go along with three tackles and a quarterback sack ... Had three tackles at FIU and a quarterback hurry.
2004: Earned the defense's Most Valuable Player award during 2004 spring drills ... Played in nine contests with five starts, registering 17 total stops including 1.5 for loss and one fumble recovery ... Drew start in opener at Akron, registering team-leading eight tackles including four solos ... Had two stops at Louisiana-Lafayette ... Injured in first quarter at North Texas and did not return ... Did not play versus Arkansas State and at Florida ... Collected three tackles versus Idaho and one at New Mexico State ... Lone tackle versus Louisiana-Monroe was for loss of yards ... Made two tackles, 0.5 for loss, and recovered a fumble in finale at Troy.
2003: Saw action in all 12 games, including eight as a starter ... Racked up a career-best 31 tackles to go along with 2.5 tackles for loss and a sack on the season ... Had two tackles, including a quarterback sack against FAU ... Registered three stops at Georgia and one at Clemson (started against the Tigers) ... Also had three tackles at Missouri and against NMSU ... Had a career-best six stops at Idaho ... Forced a fumble and had five tackles in the win over Troy State ... Collected four tackles in win over Arkansas State.
2002: Played in all 12 games and earned a start against Utah State in the season finale ... Totaled 13 stops and 1.5 tackles for loss on the year ... Registered a season-high three tackles in games against Louisiana-Lafayette and New Mexico State ... Had two tackles against Kentucky and Arkansas State.
High School: Regarded as one of the top five defensive linemen in the nation coming out of Gaffney High School ... Rated the No. 6 defensive lineman prospect in the nation by ESPN and the No. 63 player overall in the country ... Also rated Prep Star's No. 16 prospect overall in the Atlantic region ... As a senior, he registered 89 tackles, 12 for losses, 18 quarterback hurries, 18 sacks (single-season record), 22 pass breakups, and two interceptions ... Led team to a state championship and a 14-1 record as a junior ... In his high school career, Littlejohn tallied 250 tackles, 40 sacks, 35 pass breakups, 29 hurries, three interceptions, and three blocked field goals ... Originally chose Miami, FL, over Clemson, Tennessee, South Carolina, Michigan State, and West Virginia ... After failing to meet NCAA academic guidelines, Littlejohn opted not to go to junior college and instead enrolled at Middle Tennessee in 2001.
Personal: Parents: James and Dorothy Littlejohn ... Born: 2/14/83 ... Major: Physical Education.


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At Loki Entertainment Software, we deal with lots of different kinds of software. From public domain, to BSD-licensed source, to Free Software under GPL and LGPL, to proprietary code under contract and NDAs, to closed source hardware drivers, we encounter it all on a daily basis. Moreover, we also write a variety of source. The games we port to Linux are not open source, but our own work is available as free software in projects like part of projects like Fenris, Setup, SMPEG or SDL.
Crossing the fences from all sides over and over again, and getting to know both the concerns of free software and open-source advocates as well as the concerns of publishers and developers, our priorities have changed. As important as open-source and free software are, one of our projects in particular developed out of the recognition that there is something even more important: open, well-documented standards. That project is OpenAL, and its history so far is a fair bit of education on how important standards are—and how difficult it is to create them.
With the Linux ports of Heretic2 and Heavy Gear 2, Loki encountered engines that used spatialized sound above and beyond left-right panning. Heretic2 for a time served as a showcase for audio hardware manufacturers: Aureal's A3D and Creative's EAX, specifically, were both supported. Both competitors at that time had ventured beyond the DirectSound3D feature set and were following very different approaches to spatialized sound. Windows game developers, caught between three different APIs (not counting the large number of commercial audio SDKs offered for Windows), more often than not chose to ignore the issue altogether and refrained from implementing advanced features (unless they decided to go with one of the SDK offerings that promised to provide a convenient abstraction). The manufacturers stepped up and in many cases guided the developer's hand in adding EAX or A3D support to their engines. Spatialized 3-D sound became a checkbox item, a feature to be listed on the game box, and for a while the Windows game developers were offered an easy ride.
Unfortunately, the situation for Linux users was quite different. Driver support for the SB16 de facto standard had stabilized, and PCI sound cards, all in all, worked reasonably well under Linux. Yet, no ALSA or OSS-proprietary or open-source support for the most advanced features and boards was readily available.
Developers targeting Apple users found themselves in a similar situation—while the multimedia APIs on Mac OS might be more sophisticated and complete than the Linux solutions, they were even less compatible with DirectSound and equally oblivious to EAX and A3D features. Windows developers who cared about portability faced an audio feature set full of shining promises, but without a portable API. Given the vastly different approaches of the two main competitors, things were bound to get worse—at a time when Microsoft didn't even provide DirectSound3D for the NT platform that many developers preferred.
Creative, a dominant force in the audio hardware market, found itself challenged by Aureal, a company that attempted to take its experience with high-end spatialized sound solutions into the PC consumer market. Aureal proposed "wavetracing", a proprietary approach to generating spatialized sound by simulation of sound propagation and acoustic properties of a scene—essentially, by submitting scene geometry to the sound driver. It is important to understand that to a much larger degree than graphics, audio technology was, and still is, software-based. Both the viable market for SDKs, like Miles Sound System or QSound's QMixer, and the evolution of the competing hardware drivers are clear indications of this. Aureal's advantage was their knowledge of simulation, the calculation of early reflections and a lot of optimization work for their drivers. Their disadvantage was the PC consumer market, an environment in which cheap speakers are added to budget solutions as an afterthought. Moving high-end audio processing out of the laboratory and away from the individual Head-Related Transfer Functions (HRTFs), on a desktop where most users and most developers didn't really spend much thought on spatialization, proved to be extraordinarily difficult and, as we now know, ultimately fatal.
Despite operating at diminishing returns for all their efforts, Aureal managed to accomplish one thing: to awaken interest and tentative user demand for better 3-D audio in games. For early adopters, it became a selling point, and publishers and developers followed eventually. Creative, which had their own road map to future audio features, countered by emphasizing their own extended feature set—a much simpler solution focused on stochastic reverberation to emulate the effect of late reflections. In a way, the early and late reflection solutions are complements but the API's and implementations were fundamentally different, and Creative had picked well: EAX was easier and simpler to use, and for all the lack for simulation accuracy, stochastic reverb proved to be a much more effective audio cue for the noisy, low-end speaker desktop.
Both companies were considering Linux initiatives. On one hand, Aureal had a complete software implementation of "wavetracing", eventually marketed as "A2D" to support the A3D feature set on their competitors' sound cards that could have been the base of a proprietary or even open-source sample implementation. On the other hand, Aureal's code base was a heavily optimized assembly, and a Linux port was not a foregone conclusion. Creative, on the other hand, recruited Linux coders to develop drivers in-house and looked for ways to support EAX under Linux. Both APIs were written with respect to Microsoft's DirectX and COM, but Aureal's geometry-based A3D API had also been inspired by the OpenGL API. This was one of many examples on the influence of OpenGL on the development of OpenAL.
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Changes in law governing the distribution of revenue from charitable games of chance allowed the Sunbury Eagles 503 to become impressive community investors late in 2012.
Eagles 503 funds were behind equipping local police officers with Tasers, offering scholarships to young people, funds to expand diversity initiatives in the community and a direct charitable donation to a holiday fund for needy families.
The investments have been noticed, reported and appreciated. The money comes, however, with something less tangible that may prove to be more important over the long run.
It is an embryonic civic connection with an emerging generation of active, social and engaged citizens -- people in or approaching the family-building cycle of their lives, who want safe streets, good schools, opportunities for recreation and places to gather and build friendships and, eventually, prepare the way for those who will follow them.
As simple and natural as this seems, this cycle from one generation to the next is not happening easily throughout Pennsylvania. Our state is among a handful with the oldest populations in the country. In many of our communities, leadership, formal and informal, often falls to the remaining elders.
This can be wise, good and appropriate. It can also be familiar, comfortable and unchanging, not immediately connected to the current opportunities and challenges for all strata of the community.
When Sunbury held a series of re-imagining sessions a few years ago at the threshold of a new comprehensive plan for the city, engagement with younger citizens happened around the edges of the effort. The faces at many of the meetings and at the final unveiling of the plan were familiar and mature.
A brighter future for any place starts with inviting those who will live it to be in on the design and construction.
Perhaps Sunbury's governors and community leaders could expand this experience with the Eagles. Similar contact with other fraternal, social, civic and volunteer organizations in the city may uncover equally interested residents looking for ways to become involved on a broader scale.
As the Eagles demonstrated, generations can blend easily and well with the sponsorship of a softball team and the availability of a welcome mat.
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Heritage Auctions named Official Auctioneer for 2014 Atlanta National Money Show
Heritage Auctions will serve as the Official Auctioneer for the American Numismatic Association's 2014 National Money ShowSM, to be held at the Cobb Galleria Centre in Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 27 to March 1.
The Atlanta National Money Show will mark the 44th time that Heritage Auctions has been selected as the Official Auctioneer for an ANA convention.
"The American Numismatic Association has partnered with Heritage Auctions many times over the past 30 years, and we're proud to have them on board with us again," said Kimberly Kiick, the executive director for the American Numismatic Association. "We look forward to working with Heritage to make the Atlanta National Money Show a premier numismatic event."
"Heritage has a long and far-reaching relationship with the ANA and we're very much looking forward to opening a new chapter in Atlanta in 2014," said Steve Ivy, co-founder and CEO of Heritage Auctions. "The ANA is a tremendous collector resource and we fully support its educational mission."
The consignment deadline for the auction is Jan. 14. Contact Heritage at 800-USCOINS (872-6467) ext. 1000 to consign, or go to HA.com.
The Atlanta National Money Show features more than 500 numismatic dealers with an extensive inventory; the ANA Museum Showcase, exhibiting some of the world's most valuable and beautiful coins and paper money; the Collector Exhibits area; as well as educational presentations and seminars. Show hours are 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27; 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28; and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 1. ANA members are admitted free. Public admission is $6 for adults and free for children 12 and under on Feb. 27-28, and admission is free for everyone on Saturday, March 1. For more information, go to NationalMoneyShow.com.
The American Numismatic Association is a congressionally chartered nonprofit educational organization dedicated to encouraging people to study and collect money and related items. The ANA helps its 25,500 members and the public discover and explore the world of money through its vast array of education and outreach programs, as well as its museum, library, publications, conventions and seminars. For more information, call 719-632-2646 or go to www.money.org.


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The Clinton Art Association's annual membership show is now on display at the River Arts Center through Dec. 23.
A reception for the artists will be held during the downtown open house from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Ann Hubbart will be featured at the keyboard from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. The public is welcome to visit the center at 229 Fifth Ave. South, which is operated by CAA members and friends on a volunteer basis.
During the year the River Arts Center features seven exhibits by area artists, ending with the members' exhibit. New art is usually featured, but this year, in honor of the CAA's 50th anniversary, artists are also allowed to show favorites they have created in past years. About 30 artists are featured in the gallery and gift shop showcasing paintings, photography, collage, glass, pottery, jewelry and many other one-of-a-kind creations.
The River Arts Center will host a tour by Fran Riley, from KWQC-TV 6, later this month that will be shown Nov. 29.
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A local art advocate is competing in the Miss Wheelchair Virginia Pageant.
Rose Williams left for Richmond Thursday morning, March 10th. If she wins, she will be an advocate to educate people on what's needed to improve the lives of disabled people. Specifically, she will provide art opportunities for the disabled.
If she doesn't win, she will still be happy for the new queen. "I'm just gonna go there and have fun, meet the other ladies. And if I'm queen, I'm queen and if I'm not, I'm happy for the winners," said a smiling Williams.


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There's a new small-business income deduction for the 2013 tax year available for Ohio taxes.
Beginning with the 2013 tax year, an individual taxpayer filing the IT 1040 is allowed a deduction amounting to 50 percent of the taxpayer's Ohio small business income of up to $250,000.
The deduction cannot exceed $62,500 for each spouse filing separately or $125,000 for all other taxpayers.
According to the Ohio Department of Taxation, "Ohio small -business investor income means the portion of a taxpayer's adjusted gross income that is business income reduced by deductions ... and apportioned or allocated to Ohio ... to the extent not otherwise deducted or excluded in computing federal or Ohio Adjusted Gross Income for the taxable year.
" ... Net business income as reported on the taxpayer's federal 1040 Schedules C, E and F will be used in calculating the deduction. The deduction will be available on Schedule A of the IT 1040.''
One thing to note, said department spokesman Gary Gudmundson, is that the form used to claim the deduction cannot be filed electronically.
"If you file electronically using Ohio's I-File system or commercial tax filing software, when you get to our line 41 where you enter the amount of deduction, you get bounced out to that form — the IT SBD (Income Tax Small Business Deduction).
"The next step is to fill out that form, take the bottom line number back to the IT 1040 and enter it on line 41. Complete rest of IT 1040 and file."
Gudmundson also said "electronic filers don't have to submit the IT SBD but we recommend they keep it with their records. If someone files by paper, we do require the form to be included with their tax packet."
It's important to note that the deduction will not impact the calculation of a taxpayer's school district income tax liability, the state said.
Instead, it will be added back to Ohio Taxable Income for school district income tax purposes.
Further information about Ohio taxes for individuals and businesses can be found at www.tax.ohio.gov or by calling 800-282-1780.
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Hackney Archives cares for the archives and local studies collections of the London Borough of Hackney and makes them available to the public for research.
Our collections include:
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- original records of local organisations and individuals
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If you are researching the history of your house or street, ancestors who lived here, or are doing a local studies project at school, Hackney Archives is the place to start. Anyone can visit Hackney Archives.
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A DeKalb County woman has been indicted after her child was found with bleeding on the brain.
Sabrina Nicole Sprayberry, 20, was arrested Dec. 27 on aggravated child abuse charges. DeKalb County investigators said she drove the child to a Marshall County hospital in August. The child was transported to Children's Hospital in Birmingham for surgery. The child was nearly a year old at the time of the incident.
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Tonawanda News — The Tonawanda Recreation Department has scheduled fall programs for adults and the youth.
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Openings still exist in the first session which runs to the end of January. Session two runs from February through the end of the school year.
The program is for resident children currently in kindergarten to sixth-grade.
Bussing is available from all schools in the district.
The center is equipped with computers, playstation, Wii, board games, and offers crafts. In addition, it has most supplies a child may need for any school projects and or homework.
In addition to the after school program, adult programs include a Total Body Sculpt exercise class takes place from 8:45 to 9:30 a.m. Thursdays and gives participants a for a full body workout.
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A family is asking for help in the search for a missing Omaha teenager.
Fifteen-year-old Adriana Regalado is 5-foot-5 weighing 160 pounds and has dark brown hair and a beauty mark on the upper lip on the left side of her face. She wears braces.
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