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Monthly Poetry Discussion
Why Go: Retired English professor, Alan Holden, will be hosting the discussion. Attendees will take a look at the collected poems of Richard Wilbur. A Limited number of copies of Wilbur's collection will be available at the circulation desk.
When/Where: Friday, September 16 from 1-2:45pm at the
Pricing: Free. A small fee may apply to the copies of Wilbur's collection. No registration required.
Straightjackets in Concert
Why Go: This cover band enjoys playing a fusion of American pop music and British "invasion." They want you to rock, roll and dance on Saturday night. Their influences include Tom Petty, Greenday and the Beatles.
When/Where: Saturday, September 17 at 9pm in the Taproom at the Redding Roadhouse.
Pricing: Free. No cover charge and no drink minimum for entry.
Meet a Literary Award Winner
Why Go: Children's author, Elise Broach, will be speaking about her passion for creating children's literature and picture books. Broach has been nominated for Connecticut's 2012 Nutmeg Award. Her books will be for sale after she speaks. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
When/Where: Saturday, September 17 from 3-4pm at the Wilton Library.
Pricing: Free. Donations are accepted. Call 203-762-3950 to register.
Easton Farmers Market
Why Go: Gather next week's fruits and veggies for a try at new recipes. Many of Connecticut's Farmers markets will be coming to a close as the fall sets in.
When/Where: Saturday, September 17 from 9am-12pm next to the EMS building on Sport Hill Road.
Pricing: Free.
See every NFL Football Game
Why Go: For all the football lovers out there, there is a bar nearby that is ready to give you a Sunday full of your favorite sport. Enjoy wings, beer, liquor and food specials with good company, while enjoying the overload of pigskin.
When/Where: Sunday, September 18
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The "kwakwaka'wakw" (often referred to as Kwakiutl, which is the name of the Fort Rupert band, and Kwagulth) occupy coastal areas of BC extending from Smith Inlet in the north to Cape Mudge in the south, west to Quatsino and east to Knight Inlet.
The "kwakwaka'wakw" (often referred to as Kwakiutl, which is the name of the Fort Rupert band, and Kwagulth) occupy coastal areas of BC extending from Smith Inlet in the north to Cape Mudge in the south, west to Quatsino and east to Knight Inlet. Originally, there were 28 Aboriginal communities, all speaking dialects of Kwakwala, from which comes the people's name for themselves, Kwakwaka'wakw. The first census in 1835 recorded the total population as 8575. A member of the Wakashan language family, Kwakwala is related to other languages such as Westcoast (Nootka), Heiltsuk (Bella Bella), Oowekyala (Rivers Inlet people) and Haisla (Kitamaat).
The culture of the Kwakiutl is similar to that of their northern neighbours, the Bella Bella and Rivers Inlet peoples. Trails across Vancouver Island made trade possible with Nootka villages on the West Coast. Archaeological evidence shows habitation in the Kwakwala-speaking area for at least 8000 years. In precontact times Kwakiutl fished, hunted and gathered, according to the seasons, securing an abundance of preservable food. Consequently, this allowed them to return to their winter villages for several months of intensive ceremonial and artistic activity.
In 1792 Spanish explorers Dionisio Alcalá-Galiano and Cayetano Valdés and Captain George Vancouver encountered most of the south Kwakiutl groups, and Vancouver wrote detailed descriptions of them. Farther north, in 1849 the Hudson's Bay Company established Fort Rupert, which operated until 1877, when it was sold to Robert Hunt, the last factor. George Hunt, Robert's son, became anthropologist Franz Boas' assistant, and together they wrote a large body of material on the language and culture of the Kwakiutl.
A federal law of 1884 prohibiting the potlatch threatened to destroy the heart of the culture. In 1921 a large potlatch at Village Island resulted in the arrest of 45 people, of whom 22 were imprisoned, their ceremonial goods confiscated. Knowing that these masks and other ritual objects had been wrongfully taken, the Kwakwaka'wakw in 1967 initiated efforts to secure their return. The National Museums of Canada agreed to return that part of the collection held by the Canadian Museum of Civilization, on the condition that 2 museums be built, the Kwakiutl Museum in Cape Mudge and the U'mista Cultural Centre in Alert Bay (see Northwest Coast Aboriginal Art).
Today, most Kwakiutl children speak English as their first language, and many schools in the area sponsor programs in Kwakwala and traditional dance and art. Traditionally fishermen, the Kwakwaka'wakw continue to fish commercially in a highly competitive industry. Hereditary chiefs still pass on rights and privileges at potlatches, but band government is conducted by elected councillors.
A number of original villages have been abandoned as inhabitants moved to communities such as Alert Bay, Campbell River and Port Hardy to be close to schools and hospitals. Only 9 villages are now inhabited, with a total population of about 5700 for the area (1996c).
See also Aboriginal People: Northwest Coast and general articles under Aboriginal People.
Suggested Reading
F. Boas, "The Social Organization and the Secret Societies of the Kwakiutl Indians," Smithsonian Institution Annual Report for 1895 (1897); H. Codere, ed, Kwakiutl Ethnography (1966); Aldona Jonaitis ed, Chiefly Feasts: The Enduring Kwakiutl Potlach (1991).
Links to other sites
Canadian Aboriginal Writing and Arts ChallengeThe website for the Canadian Aboriginal Writing and Arts Challenge, which features Canada's largest essay writing competition for Aboriginal youth (ages 14-29) and a companion program for those who prefer to work through painting, drawing and photography. See their guidelines, teacher resources, profiles of winners, and more. From Historica Canada.


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Yaroshefsky is a member of the New York State Joint Commission on Public Ethics, an independent monitor that investigates corruption and helps maintain integrity in state government.
She represents lawyers and law firms in criminal, civil and disciplinary matters and serves as an expert witness on legal ethics issues.
She serves as an ethics consultant and frequently lectures on topics involving the law of lawyering to a wide variety of bar associations and other groups. She is cochair of the Ethics, Gideon and Professionalism Committee of the American Bar Association's Criminal Justice Section, cochair of the Ethics Committee of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the ethics advisor for the Prosecutorial and Judicial Complaint Center of the New York Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, a member of the advisory board of the Justice Center of the New York County Lawyers Association and of New York State Bar Association Committee on Standards of Attorney Conduct, and has served on various committees of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York. She has received a number of awards for litigation and received the New York State Bar Association award for "Outstanding Contribution in the Field of Criminal Law Education."
From 1975-82 she was a criminal defense lawyer practicing in Seattle, Washington. In 1982 she joined the Center for Constitutional Rights in New York, litigating civil rights, criminal and international human rights cases. She was in private practice in New York from 1988-1992 and has been a full-time member of the Cardozo faculty since then.
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---- — SUNY Delhi's two-year culinary arts program will continue to make students eligible for special certification thanks to its continued recognition by a professional organization.
The program at State University College of Technology at Delhi recently had its accreditation renewed by a branch of the American Culinary Federation Inc. The organization, established in 1929, is the premier professional organization for culinarians in North America. It has more than 20,000 members spanning 225 chapters nationwide, according to a media release from SUNY Delhi.
The achievement shows the college program has maintained the strict standards the organization requires since SUNY Delhi was first accredited in 2004, according to the college release.
The association ensures the program continues to operate at a high level of professionalism, is up to date with current practices and establishes high levels of accountability and credibility, the release said.
Culinary Federation accreditation manager Wendy Laino said: "The program has a creative and diverse faculty who provide continuous opportunities for engagement in and around the classroom."
In addition to the core classes, the program offers numerous culinary electives, such as advanced meat cutting, culinary competition, advanced pastries and confections, and culinary ice sculpting.
Chairman of the college's Hospitality Management Department, David Brower, said Friday, to meet the organization's standards required extensive documentation of student learning in the classroom.
"It shows the culinary federation that students are getting hands-on experience" in such areas as cold and hot food preparation, baking and guest service, he said.
They have strict guidelines about how much time needs to be spent on these areas, he said. Because there are many levels a professional can attain, "It's a nice way for students to get the exposure to an association that's well respected among chefs in the industry," Brower said.
SUNY Delhi Provost John Nader said the recognition validated the quality of the program.
"We think it is among the best in the county. We are thrilled with the outcome of the process," he said.
SUNY Delhi is the only college in the the state to ever win the Culinary Federation's national championship, according to a release from the college. The Delhi hot food team has won two of its national titles, one in 2012 and another in 2010 when the team won with the largest margin of victory in the competition's history.


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— The Whitfield County Parks and Recreation Department continued its youth football season with its third week of games. Results and highlights:
Bantam 7-8
• Westside Rockets 19, Pleasant Grove Eagles 0: (W) — Chase Gentry, two touchdown runs; Sam Gazaway, touchdown run; Reece McCoy PAT; outstanding offensive player, Tyson Neil; outstanding defensive player, Eli Johnson. (PG) — outstanding offensive player, Alex Sutton; outstanding defensive player, Brett Talley.
• Pleasant Grove Eagles 14, Dalton Razorbacks 0
• Dalton Falcons 13, Dalton Steelers 0
• Eastbrook Firedawgs 7, Dug Gap Bears 0
• Dalton Bulldogs 32, Valley Point Greenhorns 0
• Varnell Navy Colts 32, Beaverdale Wildcats 12: (V) — Tyler Locklear, three touchdown runs (60, 60 and 40 yards); Jack Brock, two touchdown runs (30 and 18 yards) and PAT run; Bailey Saylors PAT; outstanding offensive player, Isaac Phillips; outstanding defensive player, Aaron Ault. (B) — Keaton McQuaig, 32-yard touchdown run, Zach Hensley, 4-yard touchdown run and outstanding offensive player; outstanding defensive player, Hayden Sumner.
• New Hope White Grizzlies 26, Westside Colts 7: (NH) — Jax Brooker, touchdown and PAT; Ryan Womac, touchdown and PAT; Luke Blanchard, touchdown; Hunter Hill, touchdown; outstanding offensive player, Dylan McClure; outstanding defensive player, Grant Bates. (W) — Holden Lane, touchdown; Collin Hall, PAT; outstanding offensive player, Jess Hooker; outstanding defensive player, Pierce Newby.
• Westside Rockets 28, New Hope Blue Grizzlies 0: (W) — Tucker Johnson, 3-yard touchdown run and PAT; Reece McCoy, 10-yard touchdown run and PAT; Chase Gentry, two touchdown runs (16 and 15 yards); Ethan Day two-point conversion pass received from Sam Gazaway; outstanding offensive player, Aiden Hosford; outstanding defensive player, Collin Meason. (NH) — outstanding offensive player, Easton Gray; outstanding defensive player, Micah Walkey.
• Varnell Silver Colts 31, Tunnel Hill Titans 0: (V) — Kyler Bass, three touchdowns and PAT; Javi Sandoval, touchdown; C.J. Caudill, touchdown; outstanding offensive player, Mason Cross; outstanding defensive player, Justin Baker. (TH) — outstanding offensive players, Jacob Hardin and Javin Price; outstanding defensive players, Will Roper and Silas Harrod.
Mite 9 – 10
• New Hope Blue Grizzlies 6 , Varnell Colts 0: (NH) — Brody Crossen, 40-yard touchdown run; outstanding offensive player, Seth Henderson; outstanding defensive player, Keyonte Baker; (V) — outstanding offensive player, Spencer Hammontree; outstanding defensive player, Ben Brooker.
• Pleasant Grove Eagles 14, Beaverdale Wildcats 0: (PG) — Robert Rodriguez, 3-yard touchdown run; Kobi Baker, 40-yard touchdown run; outstanding offensive player, Kobi Baker; outstanding defensive player, Zeke Hull. (B) — outstanding offensive player, Mathew Harris; outstanding defensive player, Junior Silvers.
• New Hope White Grizzlies 28, Dawnville Falcons 6: (NH) — Kooper Pardee, 22-yard touchdown run and 20-yard touchdown pass to Mason Blanchard; Taylor Flower, 10-yard touchdown run; Skylor Burke, 9-yard touchdown run; Bryce Mantooth, two extra-point kicks. (D) — Daniel Morgan, 14-yard touchdown pass from Zac Cole.
• Eastbrook Falcons 14, Tunnel Hill Raiders 0: (E) — Luis Deleon, 35-yard punt return touchdown and safety; Andrew Painter, 6-yard touchdown run; outstanding offensive player, Sinalod Verdugo; outstanding defensive player, Kojack Connor. (TH) — outstanding offensive player, Brandon Graham; outstanding defensive player, Jose Chavarria.
• New Hope Blue Grizzlies 26, Eastbrook Falcons 0: (NH) — Seth Henderson, four touchdown runs ( 35, 20, 10 and 30 yards) and PAT for two points.
• Varnell Colts 16, Westside Falcons 0: (V) — Michael King, two touchdown runs, 1 and 27 yards; A.J. Kent, two-point conversion pass received from Trevor Owens; Roberto Pintor, safety; outstanding offensive player, Ben Brooker; outstanding defensive player, Tyler Padgett. (W) — outstanding offensive player, Gavin Ellis; outstanding defensive player, Dallin Terry.
• Pleasant Grove Eagles 28, Tunnel Hill Raiders 0: (PG) — Logan Russell, 12-yard touchdown run; Robert Rodriguez 18-yard touchdown run; Kobi Baker, 65-yard touchdown run; Ethan Arnold, two PATs; outstanding defensive player, Jeffrey Edwards, touchdown pass received from Cade Bates; outstanding offensive player, Alex Childers. (TH) — outstanding offensive player, Trent Snyder; outstanding defensive player, Jose Mariscal.
• Beaverdale Wildcats 14, Westside Bruins 0: (B) Dillon Carlock, 34-yard touchdown run; Bailey McQuaig, 3-yard touchdown run and safety; outstanding offensive player, Walker Wilson; outstanding defensive player, Mason Milstead. (W) — outstanding offensive player, Carson Shepard; outstanding defensive player, Malachi Parker.
• Valley Point Greenhorns 20, Dawnville Falcons 0: (VP) — Jake Moser, three touchdown runs (40, 25 and 25 yards); Jaxon Wells, two-point conversion pass received; outstanding offensive player, Zach Gray; outstanding defensive player, Koy Gray.
• Dug Gap Patriots 13, New Hope White Grizzlies 6: (DG) — Hardin Chambless, two touchdown runs (60 and 55 yards); (NH) — Kooper Pardee, 7-yard touchdown run.
Midget 11-12
• Westside Rockets 34, Kodiaks 14: (W) — Luke Shiflett, three touchdown runs (7, 13 and 38 yards); Harley Goodman, two touchdowns (6-yard run, 70-yard kickoff return); Carson Frye, two extra-point kicks; outstanding offensive player, Stricklan Branson; outstanding defensive player, Drake Miller. (K) — Caleb Ramsey, 42-yard touchdown run; Trey Ramsey, 2-yard touchdown run; Jake Staten, extra-point kick; outstanding offensive player, Dylan Bennett; outstanding defensive player, Jaret Staten.
• Whitfield Yellow Jackets 56, Westside Thunder 0: (WYJ) — Landon Eaton four touchdown runs (49-yard run, 42-yard punt return, 28-yard punt return, interception return); Nick Underwood, 62-yard touchdown run; Levi Moore, 34-yard touchdown run, three extra-point kicks; outstanding offensive player, Antonio Zamora; outstanding defensive player, Mac Rowland. (WT) — outstanding offensive player, Adam Sansom; outstanding defensive player, Drake Lumpkin.
• Dalton Black 28, Dug Gap Saints 0: (DB) — Gage Giddens, two touchdown runs (4 and 10 yards); Cade Gabriel, 78-yard touchdown run; E.J. Ramos, 20-yard fumble return for touchdown; Leo Adame, two extra-point kicks.
• Varnell Colts 37, Dalton White 0: (V) — Maddox Adams, two touchdown runs (10 and 60 yards); Jonathan Conner, three two-point kicks and touchdown pass received from Tanner Kilgore; Kilgore, 3-yard touchdown run; Sebastian Orozco, 3-yard touchdown run; Evan Brant, PAT.
• Dalton White 34, VP Greenwaves 0: (D) — outstanding offensive player, Dominique Sistrunk, with four touchdown runs (10, 60, 20 and 10 yards). (VP) — outstanding offensive player, Mason Mann; outstanding defensive player, Bruce Smith.
• Westside Rockets 27, Whitfield Yellow Jackets 0: (WR) — Luke Shiflett, three touchdown runs (32, 71 and 3 yards) and PAT; Harley Goodman, 33-yard touchdown run; Carson Frye, two-point PAT kick; outstanding offensive player, Brett Norris; outstanding defensive player, Sam Burton. (WYJ) — outstanding offensive player, Landon Eaton; outstanding defensive player, Nick Underwood.
• Varnell Colts 14, Dalton Reds 6: (V) — Sebastian Orozco, 25-yard touchdown run; Maddox Adams, 42-yard touchdown run; Jonathan Conner, two-point PAT kick; (D) — Noah Bartoo, 2-yard touchdown run.
• Valley Point Greenwaves 19, Westside Thunder 14: (VP) — outstanding offensive player, Seth Perry, three touchdown runs (11, 32 and 44 yards); outstanding defensive player, James Brock, PAT.
• Dalton Black 19, Dalton White 8: (DB) — Luke Mosely, 10-yard touchdown catch and PAT; Gabriel Cade, two touchdowns (3-yard run and 40-yard fumble return); (DW) — Dominique Sistrunk, 70-yard touchdown run.
— The Dalton Parks and Recreation Department played youth football games on Oct. 13:
• Dalton Falcons 7, Dalton Cowboys 0: (DF) — Christian Thomas 15-yard touchdown run.
• Dalton Patriots 28, Dalton Colts 0: (DP) — Tyson Greenwade 70-yard touchdown run, Trey Townsend, 1-yard touchdown run; Jackson Blackwood, two touchdown runs (30 and 48 yards).
• Dalton Ravens 6, Dalton Saints 0
• Dalton Titans 20, Dalton Cardinals 0: (DT) — Corbin Fowler, 10-yard touchdown run, Titus Underwood, two-point conversion; Malachi Gregory, two touchdown runs (10 and 60 yards).
• Dalton Bears 13, Dalton Cowboys 0: (DB) — Evan Lester, 12-yard touchdown run; D.J. Hutchinson, 6-yard touchdown run.


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Bill plows through allowing minors to work on farms
- Last Updated on 01:13 PM 07/26/12
- BY The Gazette-Virginian
The U. S. House of Representatives passed a bill Tuesday aimed at ensuring federal bureaucrats do not have the power in the future to propose a rule that would prevent young people from working on family farms.
At the beginning of the year, the Department of Labor proposed an update to its current regulations based on recommendations from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
The proposed rules for hired farm workers under the age of 16 had intended to increase child safety but would have prohibited children under the age of 16 from employment in the cultivation, harvesting and curing of tobacco.
Children under 16 would have been prohibited from operating almost all power-driven equipment.
The updates also would have prevented children under 18 years of age from being employed in the storing, marketing and transporting of farm-product raw products.
However, the proposed rules would not affect children working on their parent's farms because of parent exemption.
Volunteer activities that include helping a neighbor, 4-H or FFA programs would still have be allowed as well. However, children working on others farms and student learners would have been affected by the revisions.
In April, after being bombarded by concerns about the negative impact these new rules would have on farmers, the Department of Labor announced it was backing off from the proposed regulations that would prevent some minors from working on family farms.
In an effort to ensure this type of legislation would never be proposed again, Congressman Robert Hurt (R-Virginia) cosponsored the Preserving America's Family Farms Act that received unanimous support on the House floor Tuesday and now is headed to the Senate.
U.S. Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-Virginia) also cosponsored the bill.
"Having grown up working on a farm in rural Virginia, I was alarmed to see the Department of Labor's proposed rules which would hinder the ability of young people in Central and Southside Virginia to work in agriculture as every generation of Virginians has done since our country's founding" Hurt said.
"Many of our family farms are struggling across the 5th District as a result of regulations which limit their productivity, stifle job creation and threaten the future of their enterprise.
"Making it easier for our small businesses and farms to succeed, and preserving our rural values are very important to me as I serve Central and Southside Virginians in Congress," he continued.
"We must maintain our farmers' ability to allow their children and grandchildren to contribute to their family businesses. This rule is but another example of federal over-reach, and I will continue to work with my colleagues to ensure that our family farms are not further negatively impacted by unnecessary red tape."
Hurt joined House colleagues in sending a letter to Labor Department Secretary Hilda Solis, urging her to withdraw the proposed rules which greatly impact the agricultural industry in Central and Southside Virginia.
Earlier this year Halifax County Farm Bureau President Scott Crowder explained the current child labor hazardous occupation orders have not been updated since 1970.
Crowder said he understands children need to be protected and kept safe, but he also feels these regulations could have affected a child's ability to learn a work ethic.
"No one wants to see children get hurt, but at the same time we need to teach a work ethic to our children," Crowder said.
Numerous farmers across the 5th District told Hurt and other politicians they are capable of determining safety measures for their youth employees.
"No farmer would dare put a child in harm's way," Crowder said.
This spring when the Labor Department backed off the proposed regulation changes, it opted instead to develop educational programs aimed at reducing accidents involving young workers on the farm and promote "safer agricultural working practices."


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Although the month of December has not been great for shares of Apple, for those waiting on a rebound, there's still plenty of hope. Since teasing investors with $594 per share on December 3, shares have plummeted to as low as $518 (losing 13%) only 3 sessions later. There was no explanation other than the bears had seized control of the stock.
Hurting Apple is the perceived rise of Google's Android, which has caused investors to shy away. What appears to be a concerted bear attack is working. But it won't last – at least not according to analyst Gene Munster of Piper Jaffray, who says the stock is going to $900. Is he right? The bears say no chance.
In speaking with CNBC recently, Munster said:
"I'm a fundamental analyst and did a lot of calls with investors today, and I feel like I got a master's in technical analysis just based on an earful from investors, and that's a big issue."
In other words, there's been no fundamental reason for Apple's recent slide. It's all been noise. As I've pointed out recently, Apple's "disappointments" have been the result of Street expectations that were too high.
Android has become far more ubiquitous than Apple's iOS, but Munster contends that Google's dominance is unsustainable. Munster even went on to say the following:
"It's disturbing if it (Android's rise) lasts for the next couple of quarters. We expect those numbers to dramatically jump back in favor of Apple, obviously in the December quarter and the March quarter. You've got to look at it in context of the year, not the September quarter, which nobody was buying an iPhone."
In that regard Munster is correct, since aside from Apple, Android also has to contend with Research in Motion's new BB10 OS as well as Microsoft's Windows phone. Meanwhile, Google does not have the advantage of Apple's ecosystem to draw would-be iPhone or iPad buyers to switch. What would be the advantage – more free apps?
Apple loyalists typically have more than one Apple device that are interconnected in some way. Aside from price, which Android OEMs like Samsung have used to increase volume, Android has no clear advantage. While the buzz surrounding the growth of Android continues, Apple does not seem to care. Its bottom line continues to grow at close to 30% rates.
Google bulls proclaim Android as "growing faster" and winning device market share. That's all well and good, but Apple is still the leader in revenue. Evidence suggests that this is a trend that will continue for the foreseeable future.
What's more, that Apple has recently surpassed Android in U.S. smartphone sales means that this battle is yet in its infancy – particularly since the market remains underpenetrated. But as the fight continues, one thing will remain certain, Apple's focus will be on quality and the company will allow Android to dominate volume. Not change there. In early morning activity, shares of Apple were up $19.45, or 3.6% to $549.27 on 8 million shares traded.
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Well, we don't agree on Apple, but you seem like a smart guy in IT and education. I am looking for a stock that is an innovator in education. Something transformational that the teachers unions will get insane about, but that could dramatically improve the quality of education and cut costs. Any ideas?
Apple is all over education. That's a very important market for Apple.
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you are quite welcome. keep up the good work … : )
IF you look at Apple's share price 12 ago, Apple stock price has gone up quite a bit. I think there was excessive buying and selling due to a variety of reasons.
1. Supply of iPhone 5′s. They could make them fast enough. But they are caught up with the initial demand and they are STILL rolling them out to other countries.
2. The Election
3. Changing tax laws for next year seems to be causing a lot of sell off this year.
4. WIndows 8 announcement got overhyped.
5. Management changes giving people the perception that something's wrong, when they are just trying to ensure that their is better collaboration and the OS's are under one manager rather than 2 and that there is someone in charge of both the final hardware/software design. It actually makes sense to do what they did. Obviously, the guy they got to manage the Apple Stores didn't have the right mentality for the job, so Cook can EASILY do that until they find someone else.


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CNHI Harrisburg Bureau
The state is moving forward with a plan to grant greater freedom to county leaders in determining how to spend social service dollars.
The updated welfare code provides that 10 more counties, including Cambria County, can participate in the human service block grant program.
With the expansion 30 counties, or almost half of the 67 counties in Pennsylvania, will be eligible to participate.
The funding involves dollars used for programs such as drug addiction counseling, care for the mentally ill and homeless assistance. In counties that are not enrolled in the block grant, if money set aside for one social service is not exhausted at the end of the year, the money goes back to the state, even if the county has another program that has run out of money.
Officials in at least one of the 10 wait-listed counties have had second thoughts and are no longer interested in participating. Columbia County had planned to enroll but now plans to pass, said Commissioner Chris Young.
Columbia is part of a group of counties that share social services. To get any benefit, all of the counties in the program – which also serves Montour, Snyder and Union counties – would need to enroll in the block grant program. It is unclear whether officials in all four counties are interested, so there is no point in Columbia County enrolling in the block grant program, Young said. Phil Keating, the executive director of the CMSU, the social service agency serving those four counties, had testified before a House committee that he feared the block grants could be the undoing of regional efforts to provide social services.
The expansion of the block grant program comes just weeks after an appeals court raised questions about the legality of the original legislation that created the grants. The court noted that nothing in the original legislation explained how counties would be selected for the block grants, among other things.
But the revisions included in the 2013-14 welfare code correct the problems identified by the Commonwealth Court as part of a lawsuit filed by advocates for the mentally ill, said Nils Frederiksen, a spokesman in the office of general counsel for the Corbett Administration. Attorneys for the state plan to file paperwork Wednesday arguing that the lawsuit ought to be dismissed because of the changes in the new law, Frederiksen said.
The changes correct the technical flaws with the law but they don't change the matters that alarm advocates for those who depend on social services.
Mental health advocates are worried, saying that if county leaders use the new freedom to "rob Peter to pay Paul," their services will almost certainly be those shortchanged.
Under the block grant plan, counties can take up to 20 percent of the dollars from one social service program and give it to another.
Mental health dollars represent about 70 percent of the money in the block grant, said Sue Walther, executive director of the Mental Health Association of Pennsylvania. That money includes dollars that the state set aside to care for people who would be institutionalized if the state had not closed most of its institutions for the care of those with mental illness. Advocates supported closing the facilities as long as the state provided the resources to care for the mentally ill in community-based settings. If the block grants allow those dollars to get diverted to other uses, the state will be reneging on the promises it made when the institutions were closed, Walther said. "I have serious problems" with that, Walther said.
In many cases, counties have used the block grant flexibility to divert more money to combat drug addiction.
Cambria County officials have indicated that they would have liked the block grant to help pay for residential drug treatment for as many as 20 people.
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Two people hurt in crash on Highway 47
Apr 14, 2013
News-Register Staff
YAMHILL — Alcohol was a factor in a two-vehicle crash that injured two people Sunday on Highway 47 near Goodin Creek Road, north of Yamhill, according to the Oregon State Police.
Troopers gave this account of the 11:33 a.m. crash:
Gary Clark 62, of 2300 N.W. Country Lane, No. 51, Gaston, was northbound on the highway in a 1986 Nissan pickup when he approached another vehicle that was stopped to make a left turn onto Goodin Creek.
Clark braked hard, lost control of his vehicle and it went onto the paved shoulder. He over-corrected and the vehicle shot across the northbound lane and into the southbound lane, colliding with a 2009 Volkswagen Jetta driven by Shelia White-Clark, 42, of 215 N.W. Ash St., McMinnville.
Clark was transported by Life Flight helicopter to the Oregon Health and Science University and was reported in critical condition Monday. White-Clark was taken by ground ambulance to OHSU with non-life threatening injuries and has been discharged.
OSP Senior Trooper Bridget Taylor said Clark will be charged with one count each of third-degree assault, driving under the influence of intoxicants, driving without a license, reckless driving and recklessly endangering another person. His blood alcohol content was .21, nearly three times the presumed level of intoxication in Oregon of .08. Seat belt information was not available for either driver.
OSP was assisted by the Yamhill and Washington County sheriff's offices, Gaston Fire Department and Oregon Department of Transportation. The highway was closed for a period of time.
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This won't be the last time I confess to being an example of what Mr. Cobain called "easily amused," and I've often commented about my appreciation and admiration for people who have to put on a costume or spin a sign on the sidewalk as part of their professional obligations.
But, if you happened to be driving along 13th Street in Ashland during the lunch zone on Tuesday, you had a chance to witness a slice of greatness from some guy in front of Little Caesar's. I don't know who he was, but he was putting the extra spin on his board and doing a few moves I've never even seen before while interacting with passing motorists like myself. He had headphones on and I thought to myself, "I don't know what that guy is listening to, but I need a copy." Whoever he was, he put on a great show and I'll put him right up there with the guy in the gorilla suit in front of Domino's last summer.
I should explain. I appreciate these folks because they face what I consider to be tough task for far too little reward, and there's more than a few of us out here who would simply be too shy or scared to death worrying about who might see us to even tackle the job. I've often even wondered if sidewalk duty and other on-site-outdoor marketing jobs were some kind of internal punishment for showing up late for work, or if you get paid a little extra to do it.
I mean, I've had a lot of weird jobs through the years, but none involved any form of dancing for the amusement of others if I expected to get a paycheck. If I ever had to do the job, I imagine I would have about as much enthusiasm for it as the poor anonymous soul I saw wearing a giant chicken costume on behalf of a local pawn shop last year. I admired that person for doing the job, but the sheer misery clearly shined through the full-body-yellow-feathered uniform of the day.
This translates in a couple of ways — most easily to the fast-food workers I encounter who act as if I'm really ruining their day by being there. Some do that same job for the same pay, but pull it off with a smile and a pleasant approach, and others use that positive approach to make me genuinely glad I chose that place to spend my money. I recently listened to a small group of workers from a local "upscale" restaurant griping about their job responsibilities and "lousy tips" — mere moments after I witnessed a crew at my nearby Waffle House out-hustle every one of them, on every level, in half the time.
It made me more than just a little crazy.
Do I truly want to know if the person who handed me that chicken sandwich genuinely considered it a pleasure to do so? Maybe not, but I appreciate the extra effort when they make me even consider the question.
My Dad's special
I feel guilty about this one. My Dad's Pizza opened a new restaurant in Boyd County a few months ago, and I haven't eaten there yet even though I pass by the place a couple of times every day and I've never had anything from the menu I did not enjoy.
Mark Pratt, a member of the family team that runs the restaurant inside Kyova Mall as well as at 635 Bellefonte St. in Flatwoods, didn't hold that against me, however, and called to let people know they are running a "customer appreciation" special through the end of the month.The folks in our advertising department get a little crazy when I start listing prices, so I will just quote Pratt, who said they have "a heckuva deal" on the largest version of the excellent Libwich sandwich. They also have a great tax-included price for the 15-inch pizza with two items.
If you don't know what a Libwich is, that alone is enough reason to give My Dad's Pizza a call.
The Boyd County restaurant is open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and the Flatwoods shop is open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and until midnight Friday and Saturday.
I asked Pratt how business has been at the new store since they opened in January and he said, all things considered, they have been well received in the community. "A lot of people still don't realize we have delivery," he noted, just before hinting the family is serious about finding a suitable location for its next business venture somewhere within Ashland's city limits.
For more information or to place an order for delivery or pickup, call the Boyd County location at (606) 928-3237, or dial 836-8165 if you're closer to Flatwoods.
Got insurance?
I enjoy a good success story and was smiling last week as I read about a new business in Catlettsburg, Almeida Insurance Agency.
Kim Jenkins at Morehead State University's Ashland Small Business Development Center wrote about Lee Almeida approaching her office for advice at the end of last year, saying: "For the past eight years, Almeida had sold insurance for large insurance companies. He had always dreamed of one day opening his own insurance agency."
During strategy sessions with Jenkins, Almeida discussed basic start-up issues such as license/permit requirements, types of business structures, start-up costs, income potential and overhead expenses before starting the process of researching possible locations for his insurance agency. Shortly after the new year, he leased office space in Catlettsburg, installed signs, "opened his agency and began underwriting policies for American National Insurance Co.," Jenkins reported.
Almeida Insurance Agency offers insurance policies for auto, home, classic cars, renters, life, health, disability, cancer, motorcycle, ATV, travel campers and boats. Almeida has worked in the insurance industry since 2005, and pledges his new independent agency is "dedicated to serving the community's insurance needs."
Based on his own experience, Almeida's agency remains open during the lunch hour. "My eight years in the insurance industry taught me that many customers prefer to handle their insurance needs and make insurance premium payments during their lunch hour," he said.
Almeida was born in Cuba, raised in New Jersey and served as a military police officer. During his stint in the military, he spent time in Korea, Germany and Honduras, and has since worked for the Federal Department of Corrections and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. His wife of 12 years, Cathy, is an assistant at Almeida Insurance. They live in Summit and have six children ranging in age from 9 to 21. They are members of New Beginnings Church of the Nazarene in Cannonsburg.
Almeida Insurance is at 10019 Mayo Trail Road in Catlettsburg, near the PNC Bank on U.S. 23. The agency is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and closes each day for lunch between 1 and 2 p.m. For more information, email email@example.com or call (606) 739-9373.
Where there's smoke?
It was a private conversation so I can't share too many details, although I do have a question to pose for public response.
A restaurant owner in Boyd County is considering the addition of a small section specifically for smoking customers and asked my opinion about such an investment. So, I'm asking people who smoke and enjoy eating in local restaurants what they think about the idea.
Not to be mean about it, but I suppose I'm really not seeking the opinions of nonsmokers on this one.
I am asking, "If you smoke, would you support a local restaurant willing to cater to you and provide a place to have a cigarette before, during or after your meal?"
TIM PRESTON can be reached at email@example.com or (606) 326-2651.
Tim Preston: Spinning signs, speedy deliveries and possibly a place to smoke: 4/7
This won't be the last time I confess to being an example of what Mr. Cobain called "easily amused," and I've often commented about my appreciation and admiration for people who have to put on a costume or spin a sign on the sidewalk as part of their professional obligations.
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July 28, 2014
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A proposal intended to restore solvency to Kentucky's pension plans for government retirees is continuing to undergo change in the final hours of Kentucky's legislative session.
House Speaker Greg Stumbo told reporters Tuesday afternoon that the latest proposal would tweak the state's tax code to generate cash for pensions. But he said a proposal to roll back the gas tax has been taken out of consideration.
The latest provisions being discussed by lawmakers would provide nearly $100 million a year to make the state's required contributions to the pension plans.
The proposal would reduce a standard $20 income tax credit to $10, which would provide an additional $33 million for pensions. It also would pull an additional $32 million in unappropriated revenue from the General Fund for pensions.
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Just Wanted to Thank everyone that made this years World Tai Chi & QiGong Day such a big event.
With this event preparing the new offerings for the Penn State's Strength and Fitness Wellness series, our new and current programs a Young's Tae Kwon Do in Bellefonte and our new Tai Chi and Yoga school hosted at Kneading Body Spa in Philipsburg I have been very busy but wanted to say thank you to all the schools and independent teacher that came.
For Your enjoyment here are four videos from the event. And to get ready for next year think about taking one of our classes or joining one of the other great groups that attended.
Our summer classes for Penn State begins the week of May 17th, Kneading Body Spa Classes begin in June, and new students of all ages are always joining the Chinese Martial Arts Group we host at Young's TKD. Visit www.TaiChiTeacher.org For all the details


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A boy stands beside a sign on a vehicle which was written in mud as residents slowly return to their homes in suburban Marikina city, east of Manila, Philippines on Monday Sept. 28, 2009. Many Filipinos tried to rebuild their lives Monday after saving little more than the clothes they wore in a tropical storm that prompted the capital's worst flooding in more than four decades.
A Philippines film and television heartthrob saved his co-star from deadly flood waters after hearing her rooftop plea for help on the news, while at least 240 people have perished from the worst flooding to hit the country in 40 years.
Actor Richard Gutierrez borrowed an army speedboat to rescue Christine Reyes, her mother and two young children, The Associated Press reported.
Meanwhile, authorities have rescued more than 7,900 people from Saturday's Tropical Storm Ketsana and 374,890 now live in shelters after their homes were destroyed in the disaster, according to the BBC. About 1.9 million people had their homes flooded.
The government is asking for international help even as two new storms threaten to rock the island nation as early as Friday.
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Tips for Heart Health
It's National Heart Health month. Treat your ticker.
Whether obtained through diet or supplements, omega-3 fatty acids provide many benefits to cardiovascular health.
According to the results of a 2007 survey conducted by the National Center for Health Statistics and the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, omega-3 supplements were the most commonly used non-vitamin/non-mineral natural products among adults, and the second most common among children. Omega-3 fatty acids are a class of polyunsaturated fatty acids that are essential to several functions in the body, including relaxation and contraction of muscles, digestion, blood clotting, cell division, and movement of calcium and other substances in and out of cells.
[See Best Heart-Healthy Diets.]
Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) are two of the most important omega-3 fatty acids found in fish oil. Another omega-3 fatty acid, alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), is found in plant sources. It is preferred that individuals consume omega-3 fatty acids through dietary means; however, many patients elect to take omega-3 dietary supplements due to their convenience, or because they're unable to ingest enough omega-3 fatty acids through diet alone.
Benefits of Omega-3
Epidemiologic studies conducted more than three decades ago reported relatively low mortality related to cardiovascular disease among individuals in Eskimo populations who consumed a large amount of fish. Since these findings were published, several other observational and clinical trials have studied the effects of fish oil and omega-3 fatty acids on a number of conditions, one with evidence most promising for improving cardiovascular disease risk factors.
[See Best Plant-Based Diets.]
In addition, there is strong scientific evidence that intake of 800 to 1,500 milligrams per day of EPA/DHA reduces the risk of myocardial infarction and death due to arrhythmia in patients with preexisting coronary artery disease who are taking conventional medications. One study reported that increasing the intake of DHA and EPA by dietary consumption or by taking fish oil supplements resulted in lower triglyceride levels, slightly decreased blood pressure, slowing down of the progression of atherosclerosis, and a decreased risk of heart attack, stroke, and death among those with cardiovascular disease.
The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that all individuals consume omega-3 fatty acids from fish and plant sources at least twice a week because of their role in cardiovascular protection. It is also recommended that those with coronary heart disease (CHD) eat a variety of fish—preferably oily fish such as salmon, tuna, mackerel, herring, and trout—at least twice a week. Individuals with CHD are also advised to consume approximately 1 gram of EPA and DHA daily, preferably from oily fish, although EPA DHA supplements could be considered after consulting with a primary health care provider. The AHA also says that individuals who have elevated triglycerides may need as much as 2 to 4 grams of EPA and DHA per day in supplement form, but only under the care and monitoring of a physician.
Omega-3 fatty acid supplements are available in different dosage forms and strengths, and as single-entity products or in combination with other dietary supplements. One of the newest products on the market is Pfizer's ProNutrients Omega-3 minigel capsules, which contain EPA and DHA. Another new product is Astamega 3 Cardio Support (Patent Health LLC), which contains krill oil.
[See Pharmacists' Top Recommended Vitamins and Supplements.]
Note: This article was originally published on Dec. 19, 2011 on PharmacyTimes.com. It has been edited and republished by U.S. News.


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Are Ford Explorers Junk?
chloe14 Posts: 4I could add to that class action suit as at 72,000 miles my transmission was replaced due to unpredictable, dangerous stalling while driving 75 miles per hour on a freeway, a ford dealer told me to replace the transmission as the transmissiom head had completely cracked?
I have since read on this blog of a similar problem that some one else had and they only replaced the V2V valve, now am wondering if I got taken by ford yet again, anyway I have also had to replace the ball joints in front at 72000 miles, so I would be interested in a suit
jkaexpress Posts: 1I bought my 96 Explorer 4x4 in September of 2009 for a thousand bucks. I have put 160,000 miles on it in two years. I have had the usual wheel bearing issues with it (four in two years) but the tranny didn't start failing until this year. I think that's pretty good for 300,000 miles. The seats are a poor design, one of these days I might go to the junkyard and buy a seat from a newer one with a better design but who knows. I'll still run the crap out of my Explorer and it will keep me going.
csiwife Posts: 1Ford replaced our 2006 Ford Explorer radiator 3 times as well! The last time was at 102,000 and even though my husband brought the vehicle in several thousand miles before that - they misdiagnosed the problem so we were stuck paying for the radiator and Ford would not honor the warranty. Now we are at 104,000 miles we are having tranny problems. The vehicle will be going into the mechanic tonight for repair. We always try to buy American products, but highly doubt that we would buy another Ford. We owned serveral Explorers prior to this one, and have always had problems.
wwest Posts: 10,706Yes, the current Xploder model is nothing more than JUNK.
Junk that Ford couldn't sell when it was labelled FreeStyle....
And then also didn't sell labeled as a Taurus X.....
Now they relabelled it yet again as an Xploder and the name just simply fits.
EB, Eddie Bauer (not EcoBoost) is simply a nice set of seat covers.
EB, EcoBoost is now dead in the water, Ford will undoubtedly soon be licensing Mazda's SkyActiv, or if Mazda is smart this time Ford will have to BUY Mazda.
The ony good news is that Ford is now using water cooling of the PTO in order to alleviate, possibly, the high failure rate of same. It looked to me as if the coolant was also being piped all the way back to the rear diff'l/clutch in order to cool it and alleviate another HOT spot.
Anyone know the truth on that last bit..?
lateshaky Posts: 1OMG! :sick:
Where do I begin? I purchased a 2004 Ford explorer in July 0f 2011, and traded in my 2001 Oldsmobile of 5 years. I also purchased the 12 month 12,000 mile warranty. Before driving it off the lot I had the dealer fix the ABS system because the light was on. There is a crack going down the back of the trunk but nothing else was wrong at the time so I left the crack alone.
In April of 2012 I took it to the dealership for a belt, check trans, shocks, ball joints, and a ticking in the heater when knob was turned to heat (not cool). The dealer was very rude for 1 and tried to charge me almost $800. for items not on the warranty. I told him to just fix what was on the warranty and also give it a oil change. He informed me that the trans was fine and charged me for looking at it because nothing was wrong so my so called warranty still came out to almost $400. out of pocket expenses. After getting the car back my heat went out and I was told by a mechanic Buddy that my breaks, rotters, emergency break pads and the back tires were shot. So I had him replaced them because this was also not covered on warranty.
Just last week my RPM started jumping with miles over 65.(no lights were on at the time)So I took it to 6 different places getting estimates on what could be wrong. All shops said the same thing. "Start with fuel filter, oil filters and oil change". I was told if that does not work then something else is wrong but with no lights on it was hard to tell. I did all of what I was told. The day after I paid for all this the service engine light came on. I took the car to Auto Zone to get it checked. (EGR Valve code)
The man at Auto Zone told me to take it off and clean it with spray and let it dry before replacing. I took it to a shop and had them do this. The same day I picked up the car my service engine light came on again, O/d light and the car was driving like I was hauling a bus and jumping. I took it back the next day and he replaced the EGR valve new since the same code was showing up. Later that day after getting it back the car started doing the same thing after driving for 5 miles this was Friday 9/21/12. *I have now turned to the internet and I am MADDER THAN I WAS BEFORE LOOKING ON THE NET!!! OMG!!! ***** :sick:
I still owe a car note on this car, I am a student working a part-time job and a single parent. I have no ideas what to do next. I refuse to put a trans in it and refuse to pay for it if I can not drive it. I am so upset that I bought a FORD. I would rather have a old beat up Chevy any day then buy a brand new Fix Or Repair Daily/ Found On Roadside Dead = FORD!!!!
jka_express Posts: 1The first mistake was buying a 2003-2007 Explorer. I'll bet you have a V6. The V6 during these years all have crappy transmissions. In 2008, they DID make some improvements and thus can give a longer warranty. These older transmissions typically go out at around 60,000 miles. Myself, I didn't buy one just because of this issue. I have a 1996 and it lasted until 300,000 miles before it had tranny problems.


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Agaasimaha Xafiiska Nabadgalyada iyo Badbaada Caasimada Hargeysa Mr. C/qaadir Cumar Xaashi ayaa Madaxweynaha ku hambalyeeyey Aasaasida Ciidamada Dab-damiska Qaranka ee uu Madaxweynuhu Shalay ku dhawaaqay aasaasidooda
Ciraaq: Khilaafa Islaamiya oo lagu Dhawaaqay
Kooxda Daacish (ISIL) ee ka dagaalanta Ciraaq iyo Syria ayaa ku dhawaaqday inay asaaseen Khilaafadii Islaamka.
Hadalkan ayaa ku soo beegmaya iyada oo Milatariga Ciraaq aydagaalo culus kula jiraan kooxda mayalka adag ee Daacish, dagaalka ayaa ka
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Muranka Heshiiska Maamulada K/Galbeed
Barnaamijka Faaqidaadda waxa uu ku saabsanyahay heshiiska dhexeeya labada maamul
Maalinta Qaxootiga Dunida oo la Xusayo
Hay'adda Qaxootiga ee Qaramada Midoobay UNHCR ayaa sheegtay in dad ka badan 51 milyan sannadkii hore si qasab ah loo barakiciyey ,tiradaas oo noqoneysa tii ugu sareysey tan iyo dagaalkii Labaad ee Dunida.
Somalia: UN agencies call for immediate action to curb measles outbreaks
Somalia: UN agencies call for immediate action to curb measles outbreaks!!!
Voicing deep concern that outbreaks of measles have left thousands of children in Somalia at risk of disability or
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Malta establishes diplomatic relations with Somalia.
The Foreign Ministry has announced that Malta has established diplomatic relations with Somalia, after the documents were signed by foreign minister George Vella and Somali ambassador Ali Said Faqi, on the fringes of an EU-Arab League conference in Athens.
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Xildhibaanada Barlamaanka Soomaaliya oo maanta kulan ku yeeshay
Xarunta Golaha Shacabka ee magaalada Muqdisho ayaa meel mariyay hindise sharciyadeedka Xeerka Bankiga horumarinta iyo dib u
One dead in Las Vegas shooting
Two people have shot and wounded two police officers in the US city of Las Vegas,
before killing another person and then shooting themselves.
The incident began in a pizza cafe at 11:30 (18:30 GMT) on Sunday, when a man and a woman shot at two police officers who were having lunch.
They then entered a Wal-Mart shop nearby
Heavily armed gunmen have attacked Karachi.
Heavily armed gunmen have attacked Karachi international airport in Pakistan, killing at least 10 people.
Somali President in Cairo for Al Sisi inauguration
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Seahawks Win Three Titles At Wake Invite
Courtesy: UNCW Athletic Communications
Release: 10/14/2012
WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina - UNCW's Kosta Blank and Michael Reilly captured singles titles and Pedro Mol combined with Zach Hublitz for a doubles crown on the final day of the Wake Forest Fall Tennis Invitational Sunday at the Wake Forest Tennis Center.
Blank cruised Wake's Sam Bloom, 6-2, 6-2, in the final of the B Singles flight, while Reilly topped Furman's Matt Browne, 6-2, 6-4, in the C Singles finale.
In doubles action featuring an all-UNCW final, Mol and Hublitz edged Reilly and Kaue Pereira, 8-5, to claim the C Doubles crown.
"I am very pleased with our overall performance this weekend," said Head Coach Mait DuBois. "To win three different draws at a very strong tournament gives us a lot of confidence going into next weekends regional event.
"As a coach, it's always very rewarding to see the hard work of our players pay off for them. Michael Reilly has been really working hard on his game and playing a more complete game style was a big adjustment for him, but it is really paying off for him. Winning a singles flight and making the finals of the doubles says a lot about the strides he has made. Also, Zach Hublitz has really been putting some extra work into his doubles and for him to claim his first collegiate doubles title shows his determination paying off. I enjoyed watching their success this weekend.
"We can always count on Kosta being the real consistent rock of our team and he once again put in a very professional performance. He went 4-0 in singles, won his flight and went 2-1 in doubles. His consistency day-in and day-out for us makes such an impact on our younger players. He has made several additions to his game as well and is looking extremely strong."


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Israel, Palestinians could still reconcile
I watched the television show it all — residents of Palestine, abandoning their homes and going to a place directed on a leaflet ... how did Palestine and Israel get to this point? We must go back, back, back to the burial of Abraham.
During Abraham's lifetime, he had flocks and herds and also wells dug in present-day Palestine. Then came the day God called Abraham home.
Abraham gave all that he had to Isaac. (Gen. 25:5) Unto the sons of the concubines Abraham gave gifts and sent them away while he yet lived to the East Country. (Gen. 25:6)
On the day of Abraham's burial Isaac and Ishmael buried him — together — in a cave of Machpelah, in the field of Ephron, the son of Zohar, the Hittite. (Gen. 25:9)
This had to be a very touching event. The brothers were reconciled and were prospering. (Ishmael had 12 children — one of 12 cities and towns fulfilling the promise God made to Hagar when she departed from Abraham's house permanently.)
Each year, on a certain day, I conduct a memorial service at my family cemetery. On that day, decorations were made and the family bonds strengthened.
Wouldn't it have been great if Israel and Palestine had a yearly memorial service? Well, it still isn't too late to start.
I recommend that the leaders of Israel and Palestine jointly place a large wreath of flowers and have their memorial service — perhaps on Dec. 7 at Machpelah.
During the memorial service they could discuss the Palestinian Covenant which is:
I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: Therefore choose life that both thou and thy seed may live. (Deut. 30:19)
And the Lord thy God will circumcise thine heart, and the heart of thy seed to love the Lord thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul, that they mayest live. (Deut. 30:6)
8: And thou shalt return and obey the voice of the Lord and do all the commandments which I command thee this day.
Obedience brings prosperity and blessings: (9) And the Lord thy God will make thee prosperous in every work of this land, in the fruit of thy body, and in the fruit of the cattle, and in the fruit of the land, for good: For the Lord will again rejoice over thee for good, as he rejoiced over thy fathers,
10: If thou shalt hearken unto the voice of the Lord thy God, to keep his commandments and his statutes, which are written in this book of the law, and if thou turn unto the Lord thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul.
Deuteronomy 30:9 indeed guarantees success for anyone who enjoins themselves to the covenant. Iron Clad. Guaranteed. Why not?
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MANKATO — A Le Sueur man has been charged with bludgeoning and stabbing a 17-year-old St. Peter boy.
Noel Galvan Jr., 18, faces felony assault charges for the early February incident at Marway Mobile Home Park in St. Peter.
Court documents state the victim told police he was struck repeatedly in the head with a metal baseball bat and stabbed twice in the back with a knife.
The youth was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.
Witnesses said the incident stemmed from an altercation at a party, and at the time identified different people as the attacker. An anonymous tip to police two weeks later identified Galvan as the perpetrator.
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Police stand near a United Express plane on the ground at Phoenix's Sky Harbor International Airport after it was diverted because of a bomb threat, Thursday, Oct. 31, 2013.
A plane that took off from San Francisco International Airport Thursday afternoon was diverted to Phoenix because of reports of a bomb threat.
United Express Flight 5573 left SFO bound for San Antonio around 3 p.m. but was forced to make an unscheduled landing at Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix, according to an airport official in Arizona.
The plane touched down in Phoenix around 4:45 p.m. Passengers were safely evacuated from the plane and put on buses.
It's still not clear whether there was an actual threat.
Officials were searching the luggage after passengers exited the plane, according to NBC affiliate KPNX. A bomb squad was headed to the scene.
Wednesday, a Delta plane bound for SFO had to make an emergency landing in Cold Bay, Alaska.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Concerned of a ripple effect across the entire U.S. solar energy industry, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), has warned SEIA's membership that the worsening solar dispute between the United States and China threatens the future progress of solar energy in America:
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SEIA is the solar energy industry's go-to source for the latest coverage on solar power, including U.S. and international policy, research and polls, business and financing trends, and more. Our staff strives to support the media covering solar energy issues and guide our members on effective media outreach with clear statements, background materials, news and multimedia resources.
SEIA is committed to informing policymakers, the media, and the American public about the benefits of solar energy for today's communities, our economy, and our country.
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SEIA Applauds White House Selection to Head CEQ
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Reacting to news that Mike Boots has been selected to become acting chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), issued the following statement:
PSE&G Looks to Former Landfill in Bordentown for Solar Field
A former dump once littered with piles of trash could become home to rows of solar panels if PSE&G wins approval for the project. The public utility company is seeking preliminary and final site plan approval for a 9 megawatt solar array at the shuttered Parklands Landfill on Route 206.
Easton, Redding and Trumbull First Selectmen Share Solar Stories
We're not only first selectmen, we're also homeowners. Electricity is a large chunk of our families' budgets, and rates are only going up. The people in our towns deserve to hold on to their hard-earned money, which is why we helped our towns collaborate on Solarize Easton-Redding-Trumbull. This limited-time program helps homeowners insulate themselves from rising energy costs and lower their electric bills through solar.
The Real Super Bowl Battle Has Already Been Won
This Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks will face off against the Denver Broncos for the ultimate Super Bowl XLVIII showdown. But the real battle for this year's bowl has already been won, and it has nothing to do with touchdowns.
SEIA Offers Recommendations for 'Pro-Growth' Tax Reform
WASHINGTON, DC -- Calling for "stable, reliable, well-structured tax policy," the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has weighed into the tax reform debate by offering extensive insight and comments to the House Ways and Means Committee, which is tasked with overhauling the federal tax code.
New Federal Report Shows Solar Achieved History in March
WASHINGTON, DC – For the first time, solar energy accounted for all new utility electricity generation capacity added to the U.S. grid last month, according to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC's) March 2013 "Energy Infrastructure Update." More than 44 megawatts (MW) of solar electric capacity was brought online from seven projects in California, Nevada, New Jersey, Hawaii, Arizona, and North Carolina. All other energy sources combined added no new generation.
SEIA Applauds Confirmation of Sally Jewell as Interior Secretary
Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association, released the following statement today after Senate confirmation of Sally Jewell to replace Ken Salazar as United States Secretary of the Interior:
SEIA Statement on President Obama's Fiscal Year 2014 Budget
WASHINGTON, DC – Responding to President Obama's just-released Fiscal Year (FY) 2014 budget, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), said, "America's solar industry welcomes President Obama's continued support. We praise the President for emphasizing that a transition to sustainable energy sources is vital—and that the U.S. must lead it. Solar is the fastest-growing clean energy technology available today. It is not only powering our nation, it is an engine of economic growth. The number of U.S.
SEIA Hires Capitol Hill Veteran Ken Johnson to Lead Communications
The Solar Energy Industries Association® (SEIA®) today announced it has hired Capitol Hill veteran Ken Johnson, who previously headed up the communications efforts for the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) and two major committees in the U.S. House of Representatives, as vice president of communications.
FERC Chair Jon Wellinghoff: Solar 'Is Going to Overtake Everything'
If anybody doubts that federal energy regulators are aware of rapidly changing electricity landscape, they should talk to Jon Wellinghoff, chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
Will panels atop White House boost solar industry?
I haven't seen any photos yet, but supposedly workers are atop the building this week, installing the panels.
A Solar System Is Installed in the US Every 4 Minutes
A lot happens in America every four minutes. During that short time period, 30 babies are born, 4,080 McDonald's Big Macs are consumed, and 48,000 tons of CO2 are emitted.
White House being outfitted with solar panels - again
In a bid to increase the building's energy efficiency, the White House will be outfitted with solar panels beginning this week, a White House official said Friday. The installation will mark the realization of a pledge made by President Obama nearly three years ago.
White House solar panels being installed this week
After nearly three years, the White House began installing solar panels on the First Family's residence this week, a White House official confirmed Thursday. The Obama administration had pledged in October 2010 to put solar panels on the White House as a sign of the president's commitment to renewable energy.


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Annual Meeting and Volunteer Open House
The Historical Society of Easton's Annual Meeting and Volunteer Open House will be held in the one-roomed historic Adams School House in Easton. A brief Annual Meeting will discuss the 2012 financial report, future plans and 2012-13 nomination and election of board members. The public is invited to attend the meeting and learn about our programs, events and volunteer activities. A Holiday Open house will follow from 2 - 3:30 PM with cider and treats, carolers and crafts activities for children.
For more information, please call Lisa Burghardt, (203) 581-0850 or email@example.com or see our website.
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Democratic sources tell the Associated Press that the Obama administration plans to move ahead with major parts of the president's health care law if its most controversial provision doesn't survive a looming Supreme Court decision.
Even if the requirement that most individuals have health insurance is declared unconstitutional, the remaining parts of the law could have far-reaching impact.
About half the 30 million people originally estimated to get health insurance might still be able to obtain it.
A major expansion of Medicaid would move forward and middle-class people would be eligible for tax credits to buy private coverage.
Two Democratic sources closely involved with the legislation spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid appearing out of step with the administration, which has not wanted to discuss contingency plans.


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This Week in Crusader Soccer: Valparaiso begins a three-match homestand on Sunday afternoon as the Crusaders host Milwaukee at Eastgate Field. The Crusaders have won two straight at home contests heading into the match, while the Panthers were the preseason favorite to win the Horizon League.
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GLAAD is criticizing Hollywood's portrayal of the LGBT community in a new report this week, saying filmmakers are failing to represent gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender individuals.
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Actor Ellar Coltrane was 6 when he started making "Boyhood." Now he's 19 & the film he's the center of has been released to rapturous reviews. EDGE spoke to Coltrane & director/writer Richard Linklater about this unique movie.
James Franco Talks Gay Films
Ever since James Franco emerged in Hollywood, gay men around the country have been infatuated with the actor, who Salon.com named the sexiest man alive in 2009.
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Marina Rice Bader screens her new film, "Anatomy of a Love Seen" at the 32nd Annual Outfest Los Angeles LGBT Film Festival.
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Days before the release of "Jersey Boys," Clint Eastwood led his casts of largely unknown actors in a discussion of his latest film.
Gary Oldman and Andy Serkis :: Man vs. Ape in Latest Franchise Sequel
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Zach Braff's Kickstarter-fueled follow-up to his indie hit "Garden State" is a sweet film despite it's uncertainties.
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Elders suffering dementia, and younger people medically institutionalized thanks to mental illness or degenerative diseases, are at risk of simply being medically warehoused. But they still have the potential for rich inner life -- and music could be key.
Mood Indigo
Gondry might be offering a vision of how time chews everything to bits, or how anxiety and despair infect youthful happiness. In any case, this filmic fairy tale is as colorful, unexpected, grim, and yet energetic as anything in the canon of film.
Sex Tape
There's a moment here where Diaz is lambasting Segal, both of them stretching their faces in some weird attempt to approximate human vulnerability. She's standing in front of a fridge, and one of the kid's drawings is of a very specific food item: "Corn."
The Purge: Anarchy
An unnecessary sequel proves that the filmmakers are inept at creating a linear film with a consistent tone.
I Origins
Avoid watching the trailer for Mike Cahill's second feature so as not to spoil the thoughtful and impactful ideas he offers his audience.