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From the September 1969 issue of Playboy Magazine comes a photo essay—or rather a photo/essay—on the wonder and beauty of Australia, both the continent and its members of the fairer sex.
Picture a land upside down, where summer is winter, north is south and even the constellations belong to an unknown universe. The countryside is not green but red; rivers flow inland to disappear in the desert; zinc-gray trees keep their leaves but shed their bark in snakelike coils, while impossible creatures, from antediluvian to apocalyptic, lurk in the bush beyond. Centuries before it was discovered, geographers decided it must exist, because without it the globe would be top-heavy. The very name they gave it—terra australis incognita—appropriately cloaked it in mystery.
While no longer the unknown southern continent, Australia today retains the uniquely seductive allure that has drawn northern adventurers since the days of Abel Tasman. Though the languid largo of the didgeridoo is now backed by the insistent rhythms of the electric guitar, the all-too-familiar patina of civilization—with its neon metropolises, sprawling suburbs and transistorized pop addiction—only underscores the strangeness beneath. The fusion of space age and Stone Age, of the commonplace and the extraordinary, is evident not only in the Australian countryside but in the females who populate it. The Australian girl is a delicate amalgam of the familiar and the bizarre; like the sun-warmed island continent that surrounds her, an engagingly beautiful paradox. Her exterior—eye shadow by Helena Rubenstein and small talk courtesy of Time—would blend delightfully with the female scenery between Fifth Avenue and Sunset Boulevard; but beneath her well-tanned complexion breathes a spirit as Australian as Waltzing Matilda...
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---- — BEVERLY — A couple suspected by police of breaking into a Beverly home and stealing a laptop computer, a wallet and the keys to a Ford SUV, which they then drove to Pennsylvania, pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges of receiving stolen property.
The pair, Richard Card, 25, of Nashua, N.H., and Jamie Lee Primus, 24, of 59 Federal St., Apt. 2, Beverly, were arrested last month on Interstate 78 in Williams Township, Pa., after the stolen Ford Escape was spotted by a state trooper there.
On Tuesday, Beverly police Detective Darlene Prinz and Patrolman Bill Barror made the trip to Pennsylvania to pick up the pair.
Prosecutor Mark Byron said in court that the victim, a Lothrop Street resident, told police that her burglar alarm went off around 12:30 a.m. on Dec. 27. She reset it and went back to bed.
The following morning, the woman discovered that a door was ajar and that her laptop and wallet, as well as her roommate's SUV, were gone.
Beverly police followed a trail of muddy footprints through the house to a basement window, where they believe the burglar broke in.
Later that day, around 6 p.m., a trooper with the Pennsylvania State Police called, having found the SUV on the side of the highway. When the trooper ran the license plate, he learned it was stolen, according to a report of the arrest in The Express-Times in Lehigh Valley, Pa.
Beverly detectives later discovered that the victim's credit cards had been used in Massachusetts, New York and Pennsylvania before their arrest.
The pair have been in custody on $50,000 bail in Pennsylvania since their arrest.
Yesterday, Judge Robert Brennan set bail for both at $25,000 each, an amount neither is expected to make.
They are currently charged only with being in possession of the stolen items, but the investigation is continuing into whether they can be linked to the burglary, as well.
Primus was also wanted on domestic assault and shoplifting charges from October and November, respectively. Byron told the judge that after she learned that prosecutors were seeking bail in her case in November, she fled the courthouse.
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Implications of Online Data Collection for Librarians
An Educational Service of the American Library Association Office for
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Prepared by Leslie Harris & Associates - www.lharris.com in conjunction with OITP staff - www.ala.org/oitp
Librarians should be aware of online data collection practices - in their own library as well as others - for several reasons. First and foremost, librarians have the professional responsibility of protecting user privacy. This should begin with a careful vetting of the library's own collection and retention of data collected online. Libraries need to be clear and upfront about their own online data collection practices, and disclose those practices to library patrons.
There is nothing wrong with analyzing the popularity of different library web pages, different sites visited from the library, or using patron-provided data to improve library services. However, any online data collection practices must be clearly disclosed to users, and no unnecessary data should be collected or retained.
Not only do librarians have a professional responsibility to their patrons to limit data collection and retention, recent changes to federal law in the USA Patriot Act have made it easier for law enforcement agencies to subpoena "business records" from a wide range of entities, including libraries. A business record under the law is any type of record that is created and retained in the ordinary course of business. If your library collects any kind of data online, those records are business records. It does not matter whether the library uses the records; if the library login to computers requires personally identifiable information, if web history, cookies, cached files, or other computer and Internet use records are not overwritten or purged from the library computer system, those records constitute business records, and may be subject to disclosure.
In addition to making sure that the internal library data collection practices protect user privacy, librarians should manage their computer networks to protect user privacy. This includes very active management of software downloads, cookies, and other possible means of third party online data collection through a library network. For example, librarians should regularly remove cookies and other software code that is placed on their networks in order to make sure that library networks are secure and are not being used illegally or in violation of library policies.
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Library Code of Ethics: http://www.ala.org/alaorg/oif/ethics.html
Privacy: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights:
Privacy in the "Library Without Walls": Library Practice in an Age of Digital Content:
Guenther, Kim. "Pass the Cookies and Uphold the Privacy." Computers in Libraries 21 no. 6, June 2001:
Additional articles from the June 2001 issue of Computers in Libraries not available via their web site:
Balas, Janet L. "How Should Privacy Be Protected in the Electronic Library?
Pace, Andrew. "It's a Matter of Privacy"
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New Jersey Nets forward Sean Williams was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct and felony criminal mischief Monday after an altercation at a cell phone store in a mall in suburban Lone Tree. He wasn't available to play against the Denver Nuggets on Monday night.
Nets general manager Kiki Vandeweghe said the team was aware of
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Begin your journey through northern France in Paris, the "City of Light and explore Versailles & a Cabaret Show before you will embark your cruise. Visit the village of Giverny, where Monet lived for 43 years. Explore Honfleur, a charming French harbor town made famous from artist's paintings. Stroll through Rouen, the historic capital of Normandy, followed by an unforgettable excursion to the famous Normandy beaches of WWII. Visit the charming town of Les Andelys home of the impressive Château Gaillard, before coming full circle back to Paris.
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Welcome aboard!Take some time to get settled into your cabin, as well as explore the length of the ship.Your welcome dinner this evening will provide an ideal opportunity to meet some of your fellow cruisemates.
Port charges are included in your multi-day itinerary.
Spend the morning enjoying the lovely scenery along the Seine as you cruise to the provincial town of Vernon. The afternoon brings the chance to visit Giverny. There, you will tour the house and gardens of the Impressionist master Claude Monet. The artist lived there for more than four decades, immortalizing the flowers, footbridges and stone structures of his country estate in some of his most famous paintings, including the renowned Water Lillies series.
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Today, you will have the choice of two different excursions. The first option,"D-Day Remembered" is a full day excursion tracing the events of June 6th 1944. You start at Pegasus Bridge where the first glider bornb troops landed hours before the invasion began. Then drive the entire Normandy Beach landings – Gold, June & Sword beaches in the British and Canadian sectors. Lunch is the town of Arromanches where days after D-Day a giant floating harbor was situated. Those that wish can visit the D-Day Museum (admission charges may apply). In the afternoon you visit the US sector, Omaha and Utah beaches. The final stop the cemetery at St.Laurent, famous from the opening scenes of Saving Private Ryan.
As an alternative you can discover traditional Normandy with a visit to the Pays d'Auge and historic Caen. The "lands of the Auge" are home to traditional Norman Towns and villages, such as Beuvron-en-Auge with timber-framed houses, cider and cheese production. Caen was the home of William the Conqueror, he was responsible for building its huge 11th century fortress "Abbaye aux Hommes", still one of the largest in Europe, and it's within the Cathedral that his tomb lies.
In the afternoon today, tour Honfleur, known for its beautiful and historic port, the favorite subject matter of renowned artists including Courbet, Boudin and Monet. In the alternative, take the "Route des Abbeyes" tour of the Norman abbey of Jumieges and the imposing Benedictine abbey of St. Wandrille.
Enjoy a scenic cruise to the village of Les Andelys, site of Chateau Gaillard, built in 1196 by Richard the Lionheart. Tour the ruins of this former stronghold of the Middle Ages before continuing your cruise along the Seine.
Today, you will have your choice of two excursions. The first option is to visit Chateau Malmaison, a small castle purchased by Josephine Bonaparte in 1799, who lived there until her death in 1814. The castle also became the headquarters of the French government, along with the Tuileries, from 1800 to 1802. Today's tour will include the charming chateau, gardens and museum. In the alternative, travel to the town of Auvers-sur-Oise, famous for many 19th century painters who lived there, among them: Paul Cézanne, Charles-François Daubigny, Camille Pissarro, Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot and, Vincent van Gogh. An "Artists Walk" will include sites associated with the artists' works, including the house of Daubigny, now a museum, and the house of Dr. Gachet, a famous subject of Van Gogh. The tour will also visit the Auberge Ravoux, known as the "Home of Van Gogh."
This morning you'll disembark from your ship and bid farewell to your fellow cruisemates.
Opera Cadet (4*) is located in central Paris, just 1 km from the Opera Garnier. Situated on a pleasant street with lots of little restaurants and shops opposite the Cadet Metro station, it provides direct access to the Galeries Lafayette department store and Le Louvre in 10-minutes. All of the 85 rooms have a TV with satellite channels and a minibar. Each room has its own private bathroom with amenities and a hairdryer.
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blackjudas says: All three play like the real thing under ScummVM. http://www.scummvm.org
blackjudas says: I haven't had the opportunity to play this.. or own it so I'm simply going off the website here. Try it out at http://sourceforge.net/projects/fheroes2/
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blackjudas says: These classics are brought to the linux OS via ScummVM. Fully complete and playable in their original shiny form! http://scummvm.org
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blackjudas says: The first three games are fully playable with ScummVM. The fourth is slated for compatibility when SCI32 support comes further along. http://scummvm.org
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blackjudas says: Frotz plays these good old games like a mofo. If you're not an ADHD kid, fire these up, I guaratee they'll amaze. Link: http://frotz.sourceforge.net/
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Hand forged, finished and sharpened in Sanjo Niigata Japan by third generation knifemaker Tsukasa Hinoura. Hinoura-San hand makes his knives from the forging of the jigane to the final whetstone finish traditional materials and techniques are employed.
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Belly Dancing GroupOriental Hipsters is a belly dance group open to all members of Knox College. The group's teachers/executive members, given the title of Buthtriek, teach belly dance to the larger group -- with two classes taught weekly.
- Fostering an exercise/dance community
- Introducing members to the cultures of belly dance, and the different styles within the form
- Broadening peoples' scope of culture in the Middle East, and how it has influence the U.S. directly in dance
- Dispelling the myths of belly dance by going into its history
- Learning to be comfortable with others around them in their own skin
Past events
- I-Fair performance. The Oriental Hipster teachers, Buthtriek, performed at the 2011 Knox College International Fair.
- Bi-Annual Hafla. A hafla is a belly dance party for showing club members' progress and sharing it with the community. There are two haflas a year, and we invite the community to attend.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- The Florida State men's tennis team improved to 9-1 on the season with a 5-2 victory over ACC foe Wake Forest this afternoon at the Scott Speicher Tennis Center. The match was FSU's first ACC contest of the spring season and the first of two ACC matches this week. The Tribe will host North Carolina tomorrow in a 2:30 p.m. match.
"Today was a hard-fought match," FSU head coach Dave Barron said. "We could have lost 5-2. Our guys really hung in there and finished strong."
Four of the singles' matches needed three sets to determine the winner. FSU's No. 1 Ty Braswell fell 1-6, 3-6, but the Tribe's Nos. 2-5 were victorious, including Yvo Niks who came back after falling in the first set 6-7 to take the match 6-3, 6-4. He is now a perfect 10-0 in dual action and 19-3 overall -- the most victories of any FSU player.
Singles: No. 1 Couston (WFU) d. Braswell (FSU) 6-1, 6-3; No. 2 Golub (FSU) d. Kaiersch (WFU) 7-5, 6-7, 6-4; No. 3 Niks (FSU) d. Berger (WFU) 6-7, 6-3, 6-4; No. 4 Ingham (FSU) d. Hansen (WFU) 6-3, 5-7, 6-2; No. 5 Weinstein (FSU) d. Maurd (WFU) 7-6, 6-3; No. 6 Munoz (WFU) d. Travis (FSU) 6-3, 5-7, 6-1.
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Ritchie completes Career Agents Course
Andrew Ritchie, Farmers Insurance agent in Enid, has completed the Career Agents Course at the University of Farmers training facility in Grand Rapids, Mich.
"Ritchie completed the five-day Career Agents Course, which is clearly defined and targeted to enhance the professional skills of Farmers' agents," said Annette Thompson, senior vice president of Farmers. "The course gives an agent the ability to learn how to successfully understand the needs of Farmers' customers and help them choose the right insurance to meet their needs. Using professional facilitators and a curriculum that maximizes training effectiveness, this course is a roadmap to success for every agent."
The University of Farmers training facility in Grand Rapids, Mich., was officially dedicated in September 2011, while the training facility located in Agoura Hills, Calif., was dedicated in November 2006. Farmers CEO Jeff Dailey noted the University is national in scope, and offers training to Farmers' 15,000 agents and their staff, 500 district managers and 10,000 claims staff year-round.
Farmers is a trade name and may refer to Farmers Group, Inc. or the Farmers Exchanges. For more information about Farmers, go to www.farmers.com.
BKD's Huckins attends conference
Jarretta Huckins, from the Enid office of BKD CPAs & Advisors, recently attended the firm's manufacturing and distribution industry conference in St. Louis, Mo.
Some areas of focus in enhancing services to clients were energy, transportation, state and local taxes and international tax issues.
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AdvancePierre Foods honored
Market Day Corporation has named AdvancePierre Foods as it's 2012 Vendor of the Year.
The award was given to the company for its strong industry reputation, reliability as a vendor and the quality and success of its products for Market Day over the past year.
"AdvancePierre Foods is honored to be recognized by Market Day, and we look forward to continuing our partnership with them," said Dick Elmore, vice president of strategic accounts at AdvancePierre Foods. "We remain committed to providing Market Day customers with high-quality, healthy, delicious and affordable food items."
The award was presented to AdvancePierre Foods at Market Day's annual conference in Oakbrook Terrace, Ill., in recognition of the company's efforts to promote more nutritious food options through both its Smart Picks product line and development of numerous unbreaded meal options. This past year, whole grains were added to AdvancePierre's Squarewich and Grahamwich products. The company also introduced its new Naked Bruschetta Stuffed Chicken Breasts, which became a popular, lower-calorie and lower-fat food choice among Market Day customers. These more nutritious items are leading the way in Market Day's Better-for-You category.
Market Day is a grocery fundraising program that works with schools across the nation. Parents can order food each month through the company. A portion of every dollar spent by parents on these groceries goes back to the school to help fund educational resources such as field trips, library books and playground equipment.
"On behalf of the more than 4,500 associates at our the AdvancePierre facilities nationwide, we thank Market Day Corp. for this award and remain committed to providing America's families with the quality, nutritious products that they desire," Elmore said.


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DERRY — Town officials accepted a new Class V road but still ponder the fate of a dangerous intersection nearby.
Town councilors accepted Middleridge Road at a meeting Oct. 2 but still hope for relief from the state at the intersection of Kilrea and Windham Depot roads, a spot many say is dangerous and an accident breeding ground.
Middleridge is a new 900-foot subdivision road off Windham Depot Road. The road leads into a large subdivision.
The state planned to install a traffic light at the intersection, but due to budget constraints, the Derry project was put on the back burner.
Residents living in that area complained of the dangers and traffic snarls associated with the intersection.
Melissa Polk, who lives on Kilrea Road, told the Derry News last year she has witnessed several accidents near her home.
"This has been ongoing for many years," she said.
Town Administrator John Anderson said the intersection work has been delayed twice by the state.
"They have cut back all over the place on projects," he said.
Public Works Director Michael Fowler said the state is "shuffling money" all around and he anticipated more delays for the Windham Depot-Kilrea roads project.
For now, the project is set to go out to bid in March 2013.
Councilor Brian Chirichiello said in his years on various town boards and committees, he has seen the intersection project stalled many times.
"This project seems to get pushed (out)," he said. "At least five times I've seen."
Once the Council approved Middleridge Road, officials decided to draft a letter to the state Department of Transportation and to state legislators to voice concerns over the intersection project.
Officials said the Middleridge acceptance will mean more traffic and increased danger at the intersection.


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When you read, do you notice errors in spelling, omitted words, incorrect words or wrong punctuation? Many do; others don't until it's brought to their attention. You see what you want to see, and it's difficult and/or impossible to proofread your own work. One of my passions is reading books on word origins, usage and punctuation. Many of these books have examples of how to use words and punctuation correctly and include classic bloopers as well.
It's interesting to see how the placement of punctuation marks can completely and radically change the meaning of a statement. My all-time favorite sentence follows, and as you'll see, even though the words never change, the simple act of punctuation gives you two completely different thoughts.
A woman without her man is nothing.
A woman, without her man, is nothing.
A woman: without her, man is nothing.
Summer Reading
"The Book of Gardening Projects for Kids" by Whitney Cohen and John Fisher is filled with more than 100 ideas of family-friendly projects. From designing and planting a kid-friendly garden to picking and playing in the garden, you'll have lots of time outdoors. Then there's the preparation and preserving, and of course, eating your harvests. Instructions, photos and helpful charts are included.
While you're outside enjoying the summer, don't forget the barbecue. Our newest book on barbecuing is "America's Best Ribs." Ardie Davis and Chef Paul Kirk, experts on barbecue, have compiled a book full of instructions, tips and award-winning recipes to show you how to make them at home. There are so many varieties, it will take you a couple of summers to try them all.
Siri Bergman can't shake the feeling that someone is watching her in "Some Kind of Peace." Author Camilla Grebe sets her novel in Stockholm. Siri is a psychologist and when one of her patients ends up dead, her sense of unease increases. Her cat is abducted and when she receives a photo of herself from a stalker, she knows she'll be the next target. Can she figure out who is trying to target her before anything happens?
Children's Books
Hilarious advice is doled out in "What to Do If An Elephant Stands on Your Foot" by Michelle Robinson. If an elephant stands on your foot, try not to panic. If you do it will attract tigers, and if you don't stay silent, you'll attract a rhino, and if you climb a tree, well, you'll just have to find out yourselves.
Mr. and Mrs. Deer have always wanted a baby, and one day, a little bundle shows up on their doorstep in "The Baby That Roared" by Simon Puttock. The only problem is the baby never stops roaring. When their friends come to help and Mr. and Mrs. Deer return from getting what baby needs, someone is always missing. Where did everybody go? Why is the baby roaring?
Harry would rather be a dog than a little boy. He only wants to roll on the ground, bark and bite. So, his parents send him to dog school in Scott Menchin's "Harry Goes to Dog School." Do you think Harry will be a good dog? Or a better boy?
Revised Library Hours
Effective Aug. 1, Huntington Memorial Library will be changing evening hours. The library will close at 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday. All other hours are unchanged and are listed below.
Library Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday; closed Sunday.
Marie Bruni is director of Huntington Memorial Library in Oneonta. Her column appears in the community section of The Daily Star every Thursday. Her columns can be found online at www.thedailystar.com/librarycorner.


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24th Annual National Recovery Month
This September marks the 24th annual celebration of National Recovery Month, an observance that increases awareness and understanding of mental and substance use disorders. This year's theme, "Join the Voices for Recovery: Together on Pathways to Wellness," represents the many ways that people can prevent behavioral health issues, seek treatment and sustain recovery as part of a commitment to living a mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually healthy life.
In 2013, National Recovery Month will:
Events will occur in local communities throughout the state, country and online at http://www.recoverymonth.gov and National Recovery Month's social networking pages
Visit Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, Office of Behavioral Health, Magellan of Louisiana or call 1-800-424-4399 to receive more information about treatment services or call Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration at 877-SAMHSA-7 (877-726-4727) (Toll-Free) 800-487-4889 (TDD) (Toll-Free) http://www.samhsa.gov
SAMHSA's National Helpline, 1-800-662-HELP (4357) or 1-800-487-4889 (TDD), provides 24-hour, free and confidential information about mental and/or substance use disorders and prevention, treatment, and recovery referrals in English or Spanish.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, 1-800-273-TALK (8255), provides a free, 24-hour helpline available to anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress.
SAMHSA's "Find Substance Abuse and Mental Health Treatment" website, contains information about treatment options and special services located in your area.
The Recovery Month website, contains all the materials from this toolkit and a wide variety of relevant resources.


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The McDonald's All-American Games rosters were announced today. For the boys' game roster, click here. For the girls' game roster, click here.
Isaiah Hicks can vividly recall watching Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal lead the Lakers to three-consecutive NBA titles from 2000-02. Hicks still knows that, back in 2009, Wayne Ellington was named Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four after leading North Carolina to the NCAA title.
And then there's the time when Vince Carter jumped over the 7-foot-2 Frenchman in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.
"That was just crazy!" said Hicks, a forward at Webb (Oxford, N.C.).
But ask Hicks what his favorite sports memory is and he won't hesitate to tell you that it was watching LeBron James dominate the 2003 McDonald's All-American game.
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"He was just so dominant," said Hicks, who is signed to North Carolina. "You could tell he was gonna go on to do big things. Ever since then, I wanted to play in that game. It was a big goal of mine."
Mission accomplished.
On Thursday, Hicks and 23 other high school basketball players from 15 states were selected for the 2013 McDonald's All-American boys' game April 3 (9:30 p.m. ET on ESPN) at the United Center in Chicago.
Kentucky leads the way with a record five All-American recruits: Deer Valley (Antioch, Calif.) forward Marcus Lee, Travis (Richmond, Texas) guards and twin brothers Andrew and Aaron Harrison, Rochester (Rochester, Mich.) forward James Young and Montverde (Montverde, Fla.) center Dakari Johnson.
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North Carolina, Florida and Duke each had two players selected to the game, while no other college currently has multiple recruits selected to the game.
The rosters for the McDonald's All-American girls' game, which will preced the boys' game, were also announced. Duke and North Carolina led the way with three All-American recruits apieces. Nine of the 24 players selected are committed to ACC schools.
Seven of the eight seniors selected for the preseason American Family Insurance ALL-USA Boys Basketball Team made the boys' game and all eight of the seniors selected for the preseason ALL-USA Girls Basketball Team made the girls' game.
"It's just a dream come true," said DeSoto (Texas) shooting guard Matt Jones, who is signed to Duke. "I mean to be a part of this game is something that I've wanted for as long as I can remember. When I found out that I'd made it I was just really happy. I don't know a high school player that doesn't want to play in this game. The guys that play in this game go on to do big things."
Big things indeed.
Twenty-two McDonald's All American alumni have gone on to become the No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft, 20 have been named NBA Rookie of the Year and seven have won a combined 16 NBA MVP awards.
That's why it's easy to understand why Lee was constantly checking with other elite players from around the country to see if they'd received word about whether they made the cut.
One night last week, Lee found out that his friend, Archbishop Mitty (San Jose, Calif.) forward Aaron Gordon had received word that he was in.
"I've gotta be honest, I was happy for him, but I was a little upset because I hadn't heard so I thought I was out," Lee said. "I didn't sleep well that night. Then I walked into school the next day and my coach gave me a packet from McDonald's. I was so shocked and excited. I'm surprised I didn't cry. It was that big for me."
Quinn Cook knows that feeling.
He can still vividly remember the afternoon when Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) coach Steve Smith informed him that he'd been picked for the game back in 2011.
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"It was the greatest feeling just to get that news," said Cook, now a sophomore point guard at Duke. "It was one of my dreams that came true. The whole experience was a blessing and an honor."
Shabazz Muhammad was named MVP of last year's McDonald's All-American Game and he said that it's "almost surreal to know that all of the legends have played in the same game."
"It's crazy to know you're in their same shoes when you make this game," said Muhammad, now a freshman forward at UCLA. "That alone is a major honor."
McDonald's All-American Games director Douglas Freeland said that, even in the 36th year of the game, he still gets "goosebumps as we're gathering the information to send out to the players."
"You just know the reaction that they're going to have," Freeland said. "Every player wants to be part of this game because of the prestige. Last year we named the 35th anniversary team and guys like Alonzo Mourning, LeBron James, Bobby Hurley, Jay Williams all still had a deep fondness for this game. It was kinda their coming out party so we're thrilled to have this group of talented young players. These are the stars of tomorrow."
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Durham County Council has given approval to a plan to change the use of the Chester Car Sales site in North Burns, by the town's market place, from car sales to car valeting.
COFFEE MORNINGS Chester-le-Street Methodist Church holds coffee mornings in its Cornerstones Community Centre, in North Burns, on Saturday mornings between 9am-11.30am.
ZUMBA SESSIONS: Zumba exercise to music sessions are held on Saturdays between 11am-noon at Chester-le-Street Community Centre, Newcastle Bank. They cost £3. For details call 0191-388-4752.
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SWEET CREATION: A mixed ability sugar craft course will be held at the Park View Community Association in Chester-le-Street on Mondays between 10am-12.30pm. For details call 0191-386-1043.
SPEAK FRENCH: The Park View Community Association in Chester-le-Street is launching an eight-week evening class in holiday conversational French on Monday January 14. It will be held weekly between 6.30pm-8.30pm. For details call 0191-386 1043.
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Texas history has nothing good to say about Santa Anna. At the Alamo he gave no mercy to the six defenders who survived. He had them brutally executed and then had all 189 bodies of the defenders burned like trash.
Over the objections of many, Sam Houston spared his life and had him escorted to Washington D.C. to meet President Andrew Jackson. After the battle at San Jacinto, Santa Anna was taken briefly to Galveston and then to Valesco where he was kept in confinement for several months. The decision was made to take him to Washington to meet with President Jackson, in the hopes that some diplomatic negotiations between the Mexican and American governments could be worked out.
He was taken overland through Texas; the route carried him across the battleground at San Jacinto. Mexican bodies were not buried after the battle. He showed no interest in burying his dead soldiers and left them to rot on the field and in McCormick's Lake. Margaret "Peggy" McCormick and her sons had taken it on themselves to bury many of the hundreds of dead Mexicans. She owned land that the battle had occurred on and the rotten bodies were being eaten by her livestock and the milk from her cows was being poisoned.
As his carriage crossed the fields, Santa Anna barely glanced around. It was as though he had no interest in the past. He crossed the ferry at Lynchburg and went on to Wallisville. After a few days of travel the party came to Orange County where they crossed Cow Bayou at Winfree's Crossing. They spent the night on the property owned by Abraham Winfree. Winfree was an early settler of Orange County, having homesteaded in 1831. His homestead was on the Opelousas Trail, an important early Texas travel route. Ironically the Winfree home had been the site in an election in 1836 when Claiborne West was elected to the Congress of the Republic of Texas. In 1837 Winfree had been appointed county commissioner for his precinct. The area is still known as the Winfree Community.
From Winfree's land, they went toward the Sabine River and crossed at Ballew's Ferry, north of present day Orange. In Louisiana they went to Fort Jessup and took on a United States military escort to Natchez. By riverboat they went north to Cincinnati. They boarded trains, much to Santa Anna's delight. He loved riding what he called,"The Cars."
The outcome of his meetings with Jackson was not really very productive owing to the personality of Santa Anna. He treated it more like a vacation. The dictator was given voyage on the USS Pioneer to his hacienda in Veracruz, Managa de Clavo.
In 1838, Santa Anna was still in power in Mexico, although slightly disgraced by the defeat in Texas. An occasion arose for him to redeem himself when some Mexican soldiers went into a pastry shop owned by a French citizen and took some pastries. The shop owner filed a claim for 6,000 pesos. It was promptly dismissed by the authorities. The owner then went to the French embassy and appealed for help to the French government. The French investigated and then issued a demand for 60,000 pesos from the Mexican government. What became known as the "French Pastry War" began.
The Mexican government gave Santa Anna control of the army and he engaged the invading French army at Veracruz. In the engagement he was hit in the left hand and leg by cannon fire. His ankle was shattered and as a result, amputation of the leg was required. He had the leg buried on the property at his hacienda.
After the war, he arranged a state funeral for his amputated leg. It had been buried for nearly four years when he had it dug up, placed in a crystal vase, taken in a full military dress parade to Mexico City and buried beneath an elaborate monument in Santa Paula cemetery. The funeral involved cannon salvos, speeches, and poems in the general's honor.
Santa Anna used the loss of his leg to his full advantage. He would parade with the prosthetic leg held above his head and remind the country of his personal sacrifice. The sacrifice of his leg and his redeemed military career allowed him to once again gain the presidency of Mexico. He would become president five times.
In 1842, when defeated for president, his popularity went into a slump and an irreverent crowd mutinied against him. The rowdy populace went into the cemetery and disinterred the leg. They took it out of its vase, kicked it down the street, and played games with it, shouting insults to "the cripple." One of his officers was able to rescue the bone and took it to safety.
The resilient general/dictator/president found himself in control of the Mexican military in the Mexican-American War. However he had an unfortunate incident that resulted in the loss of his prosthetic leg.
During the Battle of Cerro Gordo in 1847, he unexpectedly took a break for lunch. He was in his tent preparing to dine on a roast chicken when he was overrun by a regiment of Illinois infantry. He managed to hop out and get on a horse and escape, but he had left behind his cork and wooden leg.
The 4th Regiment Illinois Volunteers was the unit that invaded the general's quarters. They discovered a chest of gold coins intended to be used to pay the troops, the general's leg, and his roast chicken. The soldiers, Private A. Waldron, First Sergeant Sam Rhodes, and Second Sergeant John M. Gill ate the chicken, turned in the gold and kept the leg.
For a few years the trio exhibited the leg at county fairs and charged a nickel or dime to those wishing to view it. When the unit the men belonged to became the Illinois National Guard and established the Camp Lincoln State Military Museum they donated the leg. The Mexican government has repeatedly asked for the leg to be returned. "The leg is going nowhere, it is an important part of Illinois military history," said Mark Whitlock, museum curator.
The museum has the leg displayed in a diorama, with a display of soldiers in period uniforms.
In March, 1998, the Fox animated TV series; "King of the Hill" did a surprisingly accurate depiction of the capture of the leg by the chicken-eating troops. It shows how the general was surprised while eating chicken and credits the Illinois Volunteers. The only error was that the leg was depicted as being taken to Texas as a portable historical exhibit.
Santa Anna, of course, had a new leg made. He continued to remind the country of his "great personal sacrifice" to his country. But by 1855, even his supporters had had enough. A group of liberals headed by Benito Juarez overthrew Santa Anna and he fled to Cuba. He lived in exile in Cuba, Colombia, the United States, and St. Thomas. While living in New York City, he brought in the first shipment of chicle. He had intended to use it as a base for the replacement of rubber. That did not work, but eventually chicle became the base for chewing gum. Had he realized that use he may have become a millionaire.
In 1874, he was granted an amnesty and returned to Mexico. He died in 1876 in Mexico City, in obscurity, poverty, and almost blind from cataracts. The once powerful "Napoleon of the West" had become a lonely, ignored old man.


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wonderful effort and camaraderie expressed by the pilots, the shelter staff, the fosters,
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Lake Oswego Real Estate – Homes for Sale in Lake Oswego
Lake Oswego is a suburb of Portland, located about 8-10 miles south of downtown. Once a former iron and smelting town, it is now one of Portland's most affluent suburbs. Even a few of our beloved Trailblazers call Lake Oswego home. This mostly residential community prides itself on its well-kept homes, strong community, and public parks. In fact, most Lake Oswego neighborhoods are home to a park, if not two or three. So regardless of your proximity to Portland, you can still find an abundance of outdoor recreation; whether it's a forest hike, a trail to mountain bike, or a river to fish – this is Oregon, after all.
Golf and tennis opportunities also abound. Try out the Oswego Lake Country Club and Golf Course if you prefer a classy round of drinks and golf or the equally good Lake Oswego Golf Course in the Palisades neighborhood, open to the public year round. Luscher Farm, a large public agricultural park, is another popular destination. Not only do they have a 10-acre community supported CSA program but they constantly run classrooms and workshops on urban gardening, composting, organic techniques, and much, much more. There is also a thriving arts and culture community in Lake Oswego. The Lakewood Center for the Arts, located in the Riverfront neighborhood, is the local theater company and draws a large crowd. Throughout the year, many arts and crafts festivals, holiday events, and local Farmers Markets are held in various parks and community gathering spots around town.
When it comes to Lake Oswego Real Estate, the home styles and prices swing wildly from one end of the spectrum to the other. You can find many charming English cottages, classic Tudors, grand stone estates, along with more modern condos and row houses. Housing prices in Lake Oswego trend toward the expensive, with a large percentage that range from $1-7 million. The most high-end real estate is found around Oswego Lake in the Northshore and Southshore neighborhoods. Equally pricey are the surrounding neighborhoods, such as First Addition, Country Club, Westbay, Palisades, and Upland. However, there are also a large number of affordable homes and condos, many great for even first-time home buyers. Check out some of the neighborhoods on the Real Estate search map below, and see what's right for you!
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In addition to being a popular day to party, New Year's Eve is also a busy time for local restaurants. Many of them will offer special menus or other special offerings this year on New Year's Eve.
Check out these restaurants that are planning something different to help ring in the New Year.
- The Tasting Kitchen
This restaurant will offer a four-course prix fixe menu which will include smoked tomato soup, tea sandwiches, caviar, pink snapper, beef brasato and vegetarian options as well as hot chocolate pudding, toasted hazelnut ice cream and a "prosecco sundae" for dessert.
Price: $100 per person.
Reservations are recommended.
- Primitivo
This bistro will have early seating beginning at 5:30 p.m. and late seating at 8:30 p.m. There will also be a small, special menu that will include rib-eye steak and Atlantic strip bass. Patrons who make reservations for the late seating will receive champagne and a chance to sing along with the staff at midnight.
Price: Varies.
Reservations are recommended.
- Hinano Café
The café will open for its usual hours from 8 a.m. until 2 a.m. on New Year's Eve, but will offer party hats and complimentary champagne in time to bring in the new year. The band, Seagull, is also scheduled to perform beginning at 8 p.m.
Price: Varies.
No reservations are required.
Piccolo Restaurant
Chef Roberto will offer a special six-course meal for New Year's Eve featuring a variety of menu items of his choosing from the standard menu selections. There will be three dinner seatings at 5:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. A live jazz band will also help create a festive atmosphere.
Price: First seating, $80; second seating, $100.
Reservations are recommended.
Marina del Rey
- Jer-Ne Restaurant
Located at the Ritz-Carlton Marina del Rey, this restaurant will be serving a special New Year's Eve menu with appetizer and entrée choices, including: celery soup, quail, potato cakes, rack of lamb or short ribs and choice of dessert.
Price: $120 per person. Reservations are recommended.
- The Warehouse
Overlooking the Marina, this long-standing establishment will offer its standard fare which includes a variety of seafood as well as bacon-wrapped filet mignon and porterhouse chop. For people who just want to party, there will be a band, Higher Ground, on hand to perform disco music for a $25 cover charge that includes champagne and party favors.
Price: Varies for entrees.
Reservations are recommended.
- Le Cellier Wine and Bar
This restaurant will offer a New Year's menu that kicks off with a champagne cocktail infused with lychee. Barbecue duck, garlic lobster or grilled medallion of beef filet are among the entrée choices with a hazelnut cake with hot chocolate and wild berries for dessert.
Price: $55.
Reservations are recommended.
- The Cheesecake Factory
This well-known chain will feature its regular menu on New Year's Eve but will also offer diners party favors and a champagne toast at the stroke of midnight.
Price: Varies
No reservations are required.
- Cafe Del Rey
This restaurant will have two dinner seatings on New Year's Eve with the first one beginning at 5:30 p.m., and the second at 8 p.m. A special dinner menu will be featured that includes oyster and wild mushroom agnolotti appetizers as well as duck confit, filet mignon, scallops and truffle risotto. There will also be a special champagne toast at midnight.
Price: First seating, $65. Second seating, $95.
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Your Home Away From Home. That is what we strive to create here at Bloomfield College. The Residential Education and Housing department works hard to make sure that your time spent living on campus is engaging, happy, healthy and safe.
Applying for On Campus Housing
All Students interested in living on campus must have full-time student status (3 course units = 12 credits). With the exception of first semester students, admittance to residence facilities will be based on academic performance, good citizenship, and the discretion of the Director of Residential Education & Housing (first year/transfer students will complete a form provided by the Admissions Office submit a $100.00 non-refundable room deposit). First year students that complete the appropriate form and remit the $100.00 non-refundable housing deposit are not guaranteed residence on campus. Housing assignments are prioritized by commuting distance to and from the College.
First Year and Transfer Residents
Clee Hall is a multi-level traditional corridor style double/triple room facility that houses 118 students. The lower level and first floor are for men and the second and third floors are for women.
Schweitzer Hall is a multi-level traditional corridor style double/triple room facility that houses 83 first year and transfer students. The second floor is for women, the third floor is for men and the lower level is a unisex floor.
Clee and Schweitzer Hall are equipped with: Cable TV with HBO, telephone wiring (optional service) in both buildings, and Internet access; laundry facility, community lounge area and computer labs available on the lower level of the buildings. Floor and room assignments are gender specific. A community bathroom is located on each floor. Resident Advisors are assigned to each floor to monitor community living. Bedrooms are all furnished with beds, desks/chairs, dresser, and closets. Security is stationed on the first level of the building during peak operational hours. All rooms meet local and state fire safety standards.
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Residential Houses are non-traditional style coed single/double room facilities that house sophomores, juniors and seniors -- accommodating 5-17 students per residence. Living in a residential house residence is a privilege. Students granted this opportunity are academically strong, have a history of good citizenship and are willing to commit to the purpose and intent of a particular residence theme/interest or discipline.
All houses are equipped with Cable TV with HBO, and laundry facility on the first level. All rooms are equipped with beds, desks/chairs, dresser, and closets to meet number of occupants. The residential houses have the following community areas: full kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, and mini computer labs with Internet access. A Resident Advisor is assigned to monitor activities in each living unit. All rooms meet local and state fire safety standards.
225 Liberty is a newly renovated co-ed residence hall which accommodates 91 upperclassmen students. It is a living and learning apartment-style building with single, double and triple bedrooms with a small kitchenette in most apartments. All bedrooms come equipped with the basic amenities: bed, dresser, desk, chair and closets. Cable television is provided to all students in this facility. There is also access to wireless internet. There are laundry rooms on each floor and the lower level of the building has a community lounge and a Kitchenette. There is one fitness center on the first floor in the building for all the students.
The University Centre is our off-campus housing option located at 250 Central Ave, Newark, NJ. It has been designated as "Premium Housing". Only upperclassmen in good academic and judicial standing, with a cumulative G.P.A of 2.3 or above will be permitted to live at the University Centre.


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Non-perishable foods will be accepted at this event to help stock local food pantries (not mandatory but a great way to help those in need during the holidays). Order tickets online at www.christmasatmoo.org. $12 in advance, $15 at the door (proceeds to benefit local food pantries).
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It might seem like a paid vacation for the 500,000 federal workers on furlough.
Theyve been out of work since last week and were promised back pay once a budget is passed and the government reopens.
But for many rank-and-file employees who live paycheck to paycheck, the shutdown is proving to be a massive financial headache. Some say their savings have been wiped out after a three-year pay freeze and a previous round of furloughs during the summer.
The nations ideological battle over health care and spending is hitting these workers in the pocketbook. Theyre falling behind on rent, car payments, credit card debt and other bills.
I am in survival mode, said Timothy Maimone, 51, of Mission Viejo, Calif., a furloughed quality assurance specialist for the Department of Defense. I am barely squeaking by right now.
Maimone said he earns just enough to cover the mortgage on his house, pay bills and take care of his son, Salvatore, 7. But the first government shutdown in nearly two decades has him stressed and angry about money.
A single dad with no savings, hes prioritizing bills in case the shutdown goes on for weeks. Hes already missed his monthly credit card payment and is late on the mortgage. Hes stopped paying the trash bill and shelled out the minimum to keep the water on. And hes holding off on buying clothes for Salvatore.
Workers like Maimone have been told their last paycheck from working before the shutdown could arrive soon. Even then, they'll get paid only for the days they worked and not the furloughed days, which will be settled up later. There wont be another check until the government reopens.
$160 million a day
The pain is spreading to the private sector as many companies with government contracts begin sending workers home.
The furloughs are costing the economy at least $160 million per workday, according to market research firm IHS. If the shutdown continues beyond three or four weeks, economic growth could be cut in half in the last quarter of the year, Moodys Analytics said.
The federal government had about 2.15 million people, excluding postal workers unaffected by the shutdown, on its payroll in August, according to the government.
They are middle-class Americans, said Colleen Kelley, president of the National Treasury Employees Union, which represents about 150,000 federal workers. They are frightened about what this means to their families. Many are the sole supporters of their families.
Kelleys union represents workers from 31 federal agencies and departments such as Treasury and Homeland Security. She said about 40 percent of the unions members take home salaries of less than $50,000 a year.
There are tens of thousands of workers who dont have backup plans or a support system, she said.
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Even those who do have savings are counting their pennies.
Malcolm Gettmann, 59, and his wife have been furloughed from their jobs at the Internal Revenue Service in San Diego. Like many other furloughed workers, the pair have filed for unemployment benefits and are scrambling to tighten their belts.
The couple, who have some savings, said they dont plan to make big purchases any time soon. Instead, Gettmann said, they now meticulously plan meals and buy only those groceries that are on sale. There is just enough to cover their $1,600 mortgage payment and expenses until the third week of November.
Hes not at all impressed by a House bill passed Saturday that guarantees back pay to workers once the shutdown ends.
That pay is approved only when the Senate passes it and the president signs it, noted Gettmann, who also serves as the Treasury unions chapter president for San Diego and Imperial counties. Meanwhile, the mortgage is still due, the car payments are still due, everything is still due.
But government workers might be getting some relief on their bills.
Major banks, such as Wells Fargo and PNC Bank, say theyre working with customers individually. Others, such as TD Bank, are offering no-interest payday loans.
On its website, JPMorgan Chase said it was ready to help on financial challenges that might arise much like we worked with our customers through Hurricane Sandy and tornadoes in Oklahoma.
Many credit unions have gone even further to help.
Navy Federal Credit Union, the largest credit union in the United States, is expediting approval on raising credit card limits and letting members withdraw from certificates of deposit without penalties. Financial services firm USAA is offering payment deferrals and refunding some fees on credit cards and other services.


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The Buffalo Sabres have strived to build a family atmosphere within the organization. Ownership and management have bonded with players under Terry Pegula's stewardship, with the parties joining as one at events, dinners and public gatherings the past 18 months. The communal feeling will continue today and Friday as Sabres players and brass head to Southern Ontario for a goodwill tour.
Soon, though, the sides may be forced to ignore each other.
The NHL and NHL Players' Association are worlds apart on a new collective bargaining agreement, and a lockout looms with the expiration of the current deal Sept. 15. The owners have vowed to shut down the league, and the work stoppage would not only close the Zamboni doors, it would bar teams from any communication with their players.
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I write from the left on politics and policy.
During one of the 2011 GOP presidential debates sponsored by CNN, Mitt Romney argued that the Federal Emergency Management Agency should be disbanded and replaced by handing over the responsibility to the states to deal with their own emergencies.
Here's what the Republican candidate had to say when asked whether FEMA should be shut down:
"Absolutely. Every time you have an occasion to take something from the federal government and send it back to the states, that's the right direction. And if you can go even further, and send it back to the private sector, that's even better. Instead of thinking, in the federal budget, what we should cut, we should ask the opposite question, what should we keep?"
When moderator, John King, responded "Including disaster relief, though?", Mitt Romney had this to say—
"We cannot — we cannot afford to do those things without jeopardizing the future for our kids.It is simply immoral, in my view, for us to continue to rack up larger and larger debts and pass them on to our kids, knowing full well that we'll all be dead and gone before it's paid off. It makes no sense at all.
While it's swell that Governor Romney is concerned about the future of our kids, at this very moment —as the densely populated Northeastern section of the USA is experiencing a catastrophic disaster at a result of Hurricane Sandy—I can tell you that millions of people in the line of this extraordinary and unprecedented storm are also very much concerned for their children. However, these folks do not have the luxury today of worrying about the future of their kids. The concern these people are experiencing is today..right now…immediate…and very, very real.
For these people, the need for FEMA is neither political nor abstract.
So, wouldn't you imagine that the Governor might want to respond accordingly?
Not so much. When given the opportunity to back off the position earlier today, Gov. Romney remained resolute in his commitment to scrap FEMA.
Suddenly, however, it turns out that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie—an ardent supporter and surrogate for Governor Romney who has backed the candidate's rhetoric at every opportunity—sees considerably more value in the federal emergency agency now that his own state is ground zero for this disaster.
Indeed, Christie has, today, gone on record making it very clear that he not only wants FEMA aid, he wants it now and he is in no mood to see New Jersey residents get caught in the political cross-fire as Republicans in Congress look to find offsetting budget cuts to pay for the huge amount of aid that FEMA will be expected to provide in the face of what looks to be a $100 billion dollar financial catastrophe.
""Nobody was asking about offsetting budget cuts in Joplin," Christie said, referring to the tornado-ravaged town in Missouri town, "and I don't want to hear about the fact that offsetting budget cuts have to come first before New Jersey citizens are taken care of."
Actually, Governor Christie has this wrong as his fellow Republican, House Majority Leader, Eric Cantor—a man who never met a disaster that he much cared about because he has never met one where his own constituents were in serious distress—required offsets before he would agree to help out the stricken people of Joplin, Missouri.
But Christie was just getting wound up—and we all know how it goes when Chris Christie gets wound up.
Resp0nding to House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's latest statement that he is not interested in FEMA helping unless and until offsets can be located, Christie had this to add—
"You want to figure out budget cuts, that's fine," Christie said. "You're going to turn it into a fiasco like that debt-limit thing where you're fighting with each other for eight or nine weeks and you expect the citizens of my state to wait? They're not gonna wait, and I'm going to fight to make sure that they don't."
Gov. Christie noted that this was not a partisan issue. To further drive home the point, he introduced New Jersey Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg to add his own two cents on the subject.
"We are gonna fight like hell against those who want to cut back on FEMA"s funding," the Senator said. "We cannot do this without lots of money."
Indeed, so concerned is Governor Christies that the feds be there for him now that he needs them, he went so far as to compliment President Obama yesterday saying, ""I appreciated the president's outreach today in making sure that we know he's watching this and is concerned about the health and welfare and safety of the people of the state of New Jersey."
Isn't it amazing how smaller government becomes far less desirable, even to Governor Christie, when the catastrophe at hand is your own?
UPDATE: Governor Romney has issued a statement where he now tries to have it both ways. What a surprise. Check this out -
"Gov. Romney believes that states should be in charge of emergency management in responding to storms and other natural disasters in their jurisdictions," Romney spokesman Ryan Williams said in a statement. "As the first responders, states are in the best position to aid affected individuals and communities, and to direct resources and assistance to where they are needed most. This includes help from the federal government and FEMA," he added.
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You will find the response to this disaster will be terrible. It is starting to look like Katrina. There are reports of bodies floating in the streets and elderly people unable to get help.
Do you think the Island will tip over with Big Sis' extra weight.
One of your Democrat geniuses (Johnson)thought the Marines would do that to a Pacific Island.
Just gotta say something Mr. Ungar is too polite to say:
The bodies of two children were found floating in the water after being swept out to sea in a hurricane. And you just used them as amunition like it made some sort of "point". Two children drowned scared and alone and now their families are devastated and all you can see is the glowing warmth of Obama's "failure".
Stop being such a mother-f&^$% idiot and shut up about things that you know nothing about you miserable internet troll.
You've been wrongheadded about basically everything you've posted on this article and rather than deal with it you dig up more meaningless crap hoping you can aggrivate people enough that you can goad them into responding to you.
People are dead and still more dying. The question any real American should be asking is "how can I help"? Stop being such a soul-sucking narccisit and DO SOMETHING. If you think FEMA is going to fail, then by God why aren't you trying to save the lives of your fellow Americans?
When Katrina hit, construction workers from all over Canada went to the U.S. and built whole towns to help those whose homes had been destroyed. Other people raised money and donated to charities or even just showed up at an aid station offering to help.
Why is the best you can do to be such a pathetic nonfunctional waste of a soul?
"It's so bad here, a lot worse than how its being portrayed by the media. They are finding bodies left and right, elderly people who don't even watch the news…
The voters know the truth. Obama is toast.
I hope you enjoy the dismantling of socialism that is about to happen, too.


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American officials told The New York Times that the Syrian military has launched a handful of SCUD missiles at rebel positions in recent days, the first time they've used the weapons inside their own country. A senior official says that Obama administration considers this "a significant escalation," and a particularly worrying one given the very real possibility that SCUDs could be used to deliver chemical weapons.
The same officials speculate that Bashar al-Assad's forces may be growing desperate and have turned to the missiles, because their air force has been compromised in some areas of the country. Recent rebel attacks have allowed them to overrun several government air bases and turn the anti-aircraft defenses stationed there against their own planes. (Rebels also appear to have struck at the Syrian interior ministrytoday, and are reaching further in Damascus all the time.) The change in tactics has also come after NATO agreed to move Patriot missile batteries to Turkey, recalling memories of the first Gulf War when the early Patriot systems did battle with Iraqi SCUD missiles over Kuwait and Israel.
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You Again, the nonstop laugh fest, is pure fun that features an all-star cast with comedy pedigrees — including Kristen Bell, Sigourney Weaver, Jamie Lee Curtis and the always outrageous Betty White. For Marni (Bell), high school was a horror movie, and her brother's wedding is the sequel when her archrival comes back to haunt her as his bride. It's nice girl versus mean girl in this hysterical reunion with the one person Marni would really like to forget. And if that weren't enough, Marni's mom (Curtis) reunites with her own high school nemesis (Weaver). You Again is one crazy comedy that'll keep you laughing again and again.
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To the ladies' surprise, Elka has written and directed a play about them. They're shocked to see how they're portrayed and by whom. It doesn't help that Elka's role is being performed by the beautiful and glamorous Claudia (Morgan Fairchild).
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As USA Network's Psych hangs up its pineapple after eight seasons of tomfoolery — or should it be called Shawn-foolery? — mystery takes even more of a back seat to comedy than usual in the series finale (Wednesday, 9/8c), ominously titled "The Breakup." While there is a murder to be solved (frequently referred to as "our last case"), it's a perfunctory distraction at best to Shawn's main concern: how to tell Gus that their bromantic partnership may in fact be over.
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In Thursday's new episode (10/9c, USA), he and Hank (Kevin Daniels) must relay the last words of a dying man. However, Brian goes way above...
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Part of the School of Arts and Sciences, the Center for Franciscan Spirit and Life promotes the spirituality of Saint Francis and Saint Clare of Assisi and fosters the Franciscan way of living and serving God, others and all of creation.
Serving USF instructors who desire to integrate Franciscan charism and values into their classes, the Center for Franciscan Spirit and Life sponsors speakers and discussion groups on Franciscan topics. Students, staff and those beyond the campus community are invited to learn about the lives and spirituality of Saints Francis and Clare. The Center welcomes all in the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend, the Secular Franciscans, and members of the public with humanitarian concerns.
Characteristics of the Franciscan Way of Life:
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A person has been struck and killed by a CSX train in Gaithersburg, County Police said.
Police were called to the rail crossing on Chestnut Street at 1:22 this afternoon, Police spokeswoman Angela Cruz said.
Upon arrival, they found the person already deceased.
The train was traveling northbound toward Frederick and was carrying cargo, police said.
CSX train service has been suspended in the area while the investigation continues, and as of 3:30 this afternoon, the area between South Summit Street and Chestnut Street remained closed to traffic.
Cruz could not immediately confirm the person's age, gender and identity.
She also did not know if the person had intentionally placed themselves on the tracks or if the strike was an accident.
This is Gaithersburg's third major train strike and second fatality in 2011.
An 81-year-old preacher was struck and killed in January, and in February a man drove his car onto the same stretch of tracks in Olde Towne, but pulled his family to safety before a train struck his car.
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The Allan W. Purdy Distinguished Service Award is one of the highest awards that NASFAA bestows and may be awarded either for significant contributions in the furtherance of NASFAA's goals over a sustained period of time OR for a single contribution of such momentous importance as to deserve the award.
An award recipient may come from the financial aid, political, educational, business, or other community. In addition to any selection(s) made from nominations for the Allan W. Purdy Distinguished Service Award, the association normally recognizes the significant and sustained contributions of the NASFAA Chair with this award at the end of the Chair's term.
The 2014 submission period has ended. Winner will be announced at the 2014 NASFAA National Conference in Nashville, TN.
There were two recipients of the Allan W. Purdy Distinguished Service Awards in 2013.
Thomas Butts (University of Michigan, retired) A career member of NASFAA, Thomas Butts has devoted his professional life to the improvement of student financial aid. Butts spent much of his nearly 50-year career at the University of Michigan where he served for a time as the director of student financial aid. He was elected President-Elect of NASFAA (now called Chair-Elect) for academic year 1976-77. Part way through his year as President-Elect, Butts was asked to serve in the Carter Administration for the U.S. Office of Education; subsequently he served as Acting Deputy Commissioner during the establishment of the U.S. Department of Education. In 1981, Butts returned to the University of Michigan, where he remained until his retirement."Tom's extraordinary career has been spent shaping and strengthening financial aid programs and processes in support of students," said 2012-13 NASFAA Chair Ron Day.Ron Day (Kennesaw State University, GA) Currently serving as director of financial aid for Georgia's Kennesaw State University Day has worked in financial aid at a number of institutions in the South for the past 30 years. He has held various leadership positions in the South Carolina, Alabama and Georgia state associations and has served his regional association of SASFAA as president in 2003-04. Ron has also given back to his national association through his membership on the Board of Directors and through a wide range of committee work."As National Chair, Ron's particular accomplishments have been in the area of leadership development and board engagement," said NASFAA President Justin Draeger. "During his tenure as chair, he has fostered a cohesive and participatory board and helped his peers grow as leaders and gain stature as a profession."
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