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I am unable to read much text on iPhone because of small type, so haven't even tried. Don't go anywhere without my iPad and my iPhone anyway ;-) this e version and PDF are very satisfactory ways for me to keep up on Mac news. Thanks NR.
I also bought at App Store another PDF viewer: "GoodNotes" $4.95. With it one can take notes and annotate, etc. I think teachers and students use something like it. May be overkill for my needs. We'll see.
As I wrote in our blog last week, the new app is an experiment. We're fortunate to have engaging readers like you to push us on.
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The numbers certainly don't look dangerous.
The player is.
Kansas City Chiefs receiver Dwayne Bowe hasn't made much of a statistical impact this year. But he remains a significant concern for the Buffalo Bills' defensive backfield Sunday in Ralph Wilson Stadium.
"Sometimes they can lull you to sleep if they're not really throwing him the ball," Bills safety Jairus Byrd said. "He's just there, and then all of the sudden he gets hot, and he can go up and make some pretty big plays."
Bowe is tied for 71st in receptions and ranks 80th in receiving yards. He has just two touchdowns.
"He's a good receiver," Bills cornerback Stephon Gilmore said. "They like to spread the ball around, not just give it to a certain person. But he's got the potential every week."
Bowe is Kansas City's top wide receiver with 26 catches, although running back Jamaal Charles leads the team with 41 receptions. Bowe is third in yardage behind Charles and Dexter McCluster. Third receiver option Donnie Avery has only two fewer catches than Bowe.
"They go with whatever's winning them games," Gilmore said. "They get him some deep balls every now and then. He's physical, strong.
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CROSSVILLE — After seven years as head of a global church of over a billion members and as CEO of the Vatican City State, with full executive, legislative, and judicial powers over that sovereignty, Pope Benedict XVI plans to retire on February 28. At the age of 85, he will become only the eleventh pope to retire rather than die in office, the first to do so in 598 years.
In an interview two years ago, Benedict said, "If a pope realizes that he is no longer physically, psychologically and spiritually capable of handling the duties of his office, then he has a right and, under some circumstances, also an obligation to resign."
During the past seven years, Benedict wrote a three-volume set of books on the life of Jesus, produced three encyclicals, gave more than a thousand addresses, and made more than twenty international trips. Much of his effort, however, has been in trying to reverse the liberalizing trends of the Second Vatican Council, Pope John XXIII, and liberation theology.
When the cardinals meet to elect a new pope, they will have several important challenges before them. Up to now they have represented primarily the European region of the church, mostly Italian. Today, however, only 25 percent of Roman Catholic members live in Europe. Forty-two percent now live in Latin America, and 15 percent in Africa. Will this be the time to choose a pope from another part of the world? Half of the cardinals, however, have been chosen by Benedict and tend to reflect his particular perspectives.
There have been a number of problems confronting the church these days: a decline in church membership (often blamed on secularizing trends around the world), a shortage of priests and nuns, and damage to church morale from unaddressed instances of sexual molestation. Birth control, contraception, homosexuality, and marriage equality have become hot button issues in and outside the church. And underneath the church's entrenched patriarchal traditions and structures one can hear the quiet voices, often from women religious, calling for changes such as the ordination of women, making priestly celibacy optional, and providing greater incusion of non-clergy Catholics in the church's decision-making processes.
Daniel C. Maguire, professor of moral theology at Marquette University, has written a challenging word that needs to be heard: "The resignation of Pope Benedict XVI may be the most influential act of his papacy. It opens a window of opportunity for serious reform, starting with the papacy, in a church roiled in mulitiple crises. If the scandal of the papacy as one of the last absolute monarchies in a democratizing world is not addressed, all other reforms will falter. Catholic scholarship is clear. There is no evidence that a papal monarchy was Jesus' idea.
"Of course, if you accept that Peter was the first pope, there would be lessons. Peter was married. A happily married pope with a strong spouse and children could think more clearly on sexual and reproductive issues and not let the church get mired in obsessions that obscure the message of justice and peace that Jesus preached.
"Of course, no change will occur if the Catholic laity act like sheep awaiting word from their all-male shepherds."
The conclave to choose the next pope must begin within twenty days of his February 28 retirement. It will be interesting to see how it turns out.
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Columbia, SC (WLTX) - With four days until the Fiscal Cliff deadline, WLTX talked with experts about how a "trip over the cliff" can affect your wallet.
"It's going to impact the way you put food on the table and the way you pay your bills. Two percent may not sound like a lot but if you are barely scraping by, 2% is a big difference in what you are taking home or not taking home," said Donny Burkett, CPA for Burkett, Burkett & Burkett.
USC finance professor, William Hauk, says the compromise on the debt ceiling was to ensure that a long term budget plan would be made by the end of this year.
"Unfortunately they haven't done that so we are just about to hit those big tax hikes and spending cuts that they agreed on to try to force them to come to a solution," said Hauk.
One of the cuts is the extended unemployment benefits.
"You know it's basically 26 weeks for most people. People have been enjoying some extended unemployment benefits that will expire too if nothing is done."
What you will feel right away, according to experts, in your wallet or pocket book if a deal isn't reached, will be a larger amount of your check - going toward social security and NOT going into your checking account.
"The employee portion of the social security is 4.2%, it is going up if they don't fix it to 6.2%," said Burkett.
Burkett has been a CPA for more than 30 years.
"A husband and wife who make $50,000 each in salary and with the social security increasing 2%. In 2013, 2% times $100,000 in wages, they are going to take home $2,000less because of Social Security changes."
Government spending will get cut - and that could hurt the Midlands.
"Half of the cuts will happen to defense spending, which could affect people who are employed by Ft. Jackson. Exactly what will be cut is still to be determined."
Burkett says it could also hurt local businesses with hiring and other major decisions.
"It has impacted the number of decisions about how much money to invest in new equipment, how many employees to hire, because at the end of the day they look at their bottom line and if they gotta pay more money in taxes, then that is less money they will make and less money they can invest in their company."
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CARL JUNCTION, Mo. —
Carl Junction was making a comeback. The Bulldogs capped an 8-2 run with sophomore Brenlee McPherson's inside bucket to cut Webb City's lead to six points in the closing seconds of the first half.
Then suddenly, the momentum turned back to the Cardinals.
Webb City junior guard Mikaela Burgess grabbed a loose ball at midcourt and hurled the ball toward the basket as she was fouled just before the buzzer sounded. Burgess followed by making all three free throws and extending the Cardinal lead to nine points at the half.
The Cardinals used the momentum to beat the Carl Junction girls 67-40 on Friday night in the Mercy Sportscare CJ Classic. The win advances Webb City to the championship game at 3 p.m. today against Carthage. Carl Junction will play in the third-place game at 1:30 p.m. against Nevada.
"I thought we were going into the locker room six points down and on fire," Carl Junction coach Tiffany Dirks said. "Instead, we come in nine points down with our heads down. And in the second half, they just lit it up."
Burgess, who scored 19 points, said the play helped give her team confidence going into the first half.
"It was great to go from a six-point lead to a nine-point lead," she said. "Making that jump and going into halftime with the bigger lead is comforting."
Taking the 29-20 lead into halftime, the Cardinals didn't look back in the second half as they outscored the Bulldogs 19-6 in the third quarter.
"After halftime, I think we came back a lot stronger," Burgess said. "We were playing as a team and had much better ball movement."
Webb City junior Kaitlin Beason opened the second half on fire, hitting two inside buckets and a 3-pointer early in the third quarter to extend the Cardinals lead to 38-24 at the 4:50 mark. Beason scored 18 of her game-high 22-points in the second half.
"Kaitlin is capable of doing that," Webb City coach Brad Shorter said. "When she's open and we get her the basketball, she will knock it down."
Webb City (2-0) also received strong contributions from Desirea Buerge, Asia Bemo and Casey Heger, who scored 10, 8 and 8 points, respectively.
"Our defense let down," Dirks said. "We couldn't find a consistent five that would step up and play defense for us tonight. We had some great effort from a lot of kids, but we didn't have five people at one time committing to play defense. Webb City is very good, so if we don't have five people doing it then we won't win."
Carl Junction (1-1) was led by freshman Maria Chism with 12 points. McPherson added eight, while Olivia Uhrich had six points.
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As I write this, it is early morning (7:30 is early morning when you're on vacation, right?) and I am sitting on the balcony of a hotel in Monterery, California. (Before you get too jealous, it is the second floor of a hotel that apparently lost its affiliation with Quality Inn, it is 65 degrees outside, and, while to the north I can actually see a miniscule piece of Monterey Bay and a little sliver of each wave that comes in, the primary view is the back of a grey clapboard office building that includes one empty room with a single light bulb which burns all night. And the wind is starting to pick up. Then again, go ahead and be a little jealous.)
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Tonight's meeting of the Niagara Falls School Board has been moved up 45 minutes.
The agenda review portion of the meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m., rather than 6:15 p.m. as initially announced. All other previously announced times have not changed.
A public hearing on the district's safety plans will still be held at 6:30 p.m., and the voting portion of the meeting will begin at 7. At 8, the board will officially adopt the results of Tuesday's election and budget vote.
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Hmm, i considered going this way. The dihedral was suprisingly more secure than it appeared. The hardest part was committing to the first move. Also, the pro was abundantly available in the dihedral, unlike it appeared to me from the base of it. How difficult was this variation?
Would say going this way was 5.5 while staying in the dihedral appeared (and I've heard) to be 5.8-ish.
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I make a motion that we leave up the Expendables 2 background permanently. Do I get a 2nd?Joe Gunn's Backup
On Robert Nkemdiche: "Hearing from multiple sources he has decommitted from Clemson tonight. I have no idea whether he's going to go "public" with his decommitment or not or whether this changes his plans going forward regarding announcing a new commitment."Rebel Grove.com
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The 10-day block comes after anonymous changes were made to entries on politicians and businesses, as well as events like the Kennedy assassination. The biography of former US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld was edited to say that he was an "alien lizard".
John Malkovich Gets Very Rude About The Sydney Opera House
80s Band Duran Duran Sues Its Own Fan Club
Zohra Sehgal, 102, Indian Actress On Three Continents
Western film and TV viewers knew her as the go-to actress for feisty Indian old lady roles (Bend It Like Beckham, Bhaji on the Beach, Masala, Jewel in the Crown, Dr Who). Yet she had a seven-decade stage and movie career in the subcontinent: she toured as a young dancer with Uday Shankar, and worked in Bollywood well into her 90s.
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This Year's National Medal Of Arts Winners
It's a "diverse roster of big names in the arts, literature and entertainment – including Linda Ronstadt, dancer-choreographer Bill T. Jones, author Maxine Hong Kingston, Broadway composer John Kander and L.A.-nurtured visual artist James Turrell — will receive the National Medal of Arts from President Obama."
At A Woody Allen Press Conference, Avoiding The Only Questions People Really Want To Ask
"The problem is, the only thing newsworthy about Magic in the Moonlight – an unexceptional, oddly slack late-period Allen picture – is that it's his first release after decades-old allegations of sexual abuse resurfaced last winter … And now we were all being told to pretend like this ubiquitous scandal never happened." Jason Bailey eased up to the issue, sort of, and Allen answered like a practiced politician.
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The Man Who Created Bugs Bunny
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Novelist Thomas Berger, 89
The Man Who Turned Paper Dolls Into An Art Form For Adults Dies At 85
James Garner, Star Of Stage And Screen, Dead At 86
San Diego Opera Settles With Its Former Director
Johnny Winter, 70, Blues Guitarist
Former Theatre Mogul Garth Drabinsky Disbarred
Actress Elaine Stritch, 89
"Ms. Stritch's career began in the 1940s and spanned almost 70 years. She made her fair share of appearances in movies, including Woody Allen's "September" (1987) and "Small Time Crooks" (2000), and on television; well into her 80s, she had a recurring role on the NBC comedy "30 Rock" as the domineering mother of the television executive played by Alec Baldwin."
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Athol Fugard, Arvo Pärt, Steven Holl Win Japan's Praemium Imperiale
"Thee popular Estonian composer Arvo Pärt and the South African playwright Athol Fugard are among the recipients of the [$147,500] 2014 Praemium Imperiale awards, Japan's highest honors in the arts. This year's roster of winners also includes architect Steven Holl, painter Martial Raysse and sculptor Giuseppe Penone."
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Harper Lee Disavows New Biography (Again)
"Now, with the publication this week of The Mockingbird Next Door: Life With Harper Lee, [former neighbor] Marja Mills's memoir of what she describes in the book as a warm friendship with Ms. Lee and her older sister, Alice Lee, Harper Lee is back to remind us that she did not authorize the book or cooperate with Ms. Mills."
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Since early voting started, various media outlets have reported wait times of at least two hours.
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Advance voting continues through Friday. In North Cobb, residents can vote from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at NorthStar Church, 3413 Blue Springs Rd.
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- Main Cobb Elections Office, 736 Whitlock Ave., Marietta
- East Cobb Government Service Center, 4400 Lower Roswell Road, Marietta
- Noonday Baptist Church, 4121 Canton Rd., Marietta
- Smyrna Community Center, 200 Village Green Center, Smyrna;
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- South Cobb Community Center, 620 Lions Club Drive, Mableton;
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VALDOSTA — Lady Blazers drop second straight at home
After shooting itself in the foot time and time again, the Valdosta State women's basketball team had the shot it wanted with 25 seconds left Saturday at The Complex.
Trailing visiting Christian Brothers by just three despite a rough first half and countless missed opportunities, the Blazers got an open look for April Thomas from the top of the arc.
Thomas' shot, though, missed off the back of the iron and Christian Brothers held on for a 67-60 win in Gulf South Conference play.
"Every time we had an opportunity, we just shot ourselves in the foot," VSU coach Kiley Hill said. "Poor decisions on passes, dribble driving it when we tried to go through six people or whatever instead of passing it on to the next person.
"So many little things that cost us and yet we still had an opportunity to tie the basketball game and get the crowd back into it."
The Blazers, who fell to 9-7 and 4-6 in conference with their fifth loss in six games, had the opportunity late because of a defensive switch at halftime. With the Bucs (10-6, 6-4) shooting 62.5 percent in the first half as they led by as many as 13 and had a 36-25 advantage at the break, Hill put the Blazers into a 2-3 zone to open the second half.
The switch slowed Christian Brothers, especially star guard Breanna Ridgell, and VSU clawed its way back into the game. Ridgell, who nearly matched her season average of 16.3 points per game in the first half with 15, didn't get her first points after intermission until 11 minutes and 15 seconds had evaporated. That basket gave the Bucs a 48-44 lead. Ridgell finished with 25 points on 10 of 14 shooting.
"If you look at the shot chart from the first half, every one of their makes was from inside the paint," Hill said about the defensive change. "We just weren't doing a very good job of recognizing what was coming at us.
"You can either keep doing the same thing or adjust, and we adjusted."
But after VSU closed within 48-47 with 7:21 to go on a Thomas 3-pointer, the Bucs adjusted as well. Christian Brothers responded with an 8-0 run, capped by a three-point possession with Erica Burgess, who added 17 points, making the first of two free throws with 5:20 left and Ridgell drilling a jumper 11 seconds later after an offensive board.
The Blazers didn't go quietly as Kourtnee Williams, who led VSU with 17 points, scored four straight to pull the Blazers within 58-54. Down 63-55 with 1:10 to go, VSU rattled off five straight points to give Thomas the look at the tying shot.
"We did so many things, especially in the first half, that helped beat us," Hill said.
In that first half, Christian Brothers which shot 54.3 perent overall, used runs of 9-0 and 10-2 to open a 25-14 lead with eight minutes left in the half. The lead ballooned to 36-23 on a 3-pointer from Ashley Schaefer with 90 seconds left before halftime.


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The White House is taking its first tentative steps toward arming Syrian rebels. Host Jacki Lyden speaks with James Fallows, national correspondent with The Atlantic, about the U.S.' ongoing struggle to determine when is the right time to intercede. They also discuss moderate candidate Hasan Rowhani's victory in the Iranian presidential election.
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It's hard to go unnoticed in New York City, with everyone checking out the latest fashions and hairstyles. As the weather warms, some women who are shedding those winter layers are finding themselves the object of more cat calls, whistles and roving eyes than they'd like.
Artist Tatayana Fazlalizadeh is not going to take it anymore.
Under the cover of darkness, wearing a black knit hit, black leather jacket and black Chuck Taylors, Fazlalizadeh is nearly invisible. She's scouring Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, for a blank canvas.
Google has launched — quite literally — a new idea to bring the Internet to some of the world's remotest places.
The tech giant's engineering hothouse, Google X, is testing the use of 12-mile-high helium balloons to get coverage in areas where it's impractical to put in conventional infrastructure.
Google said Saturday that it has 30 of the balloons, or "high-altitude platforms" (HAPS), flying over New Zealand as part of something called Project Loon. They will hover at about twice the altitude of a passenger jet.
Now that President Obama's administration says it's prepared to arm Syria's rebels, this raises a question relatively few people can answer: Who exactly are these guys?
The rebels have been fighting President Bashar Assad's regime for about two years, and more than 90,000 people have died in Syria's civil war. But in the U.S. and elsewhere, the rebels have not established a clear identity.
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This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Scott Simon. The Iranian interior minister has announced on state TV that Hasan Rowhani has won that country's presidential election. Mr. Rowhani reportedly won 53 percent of the vote. He's considered a moderate on Iran's political spectrum. Karim Sadjadpour is a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and joins us. Thanks very much for being with us.
KARIM SADJADPOUR: Thank you.
SIMON: How do you read this election result?
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Last year, National Geographic offered a photo camp for emerging Pakistani photographers to explore the tribal areas of their country.
Seventeen photographers spent six days around Islamabad learning to tell stories with photos.
And just this week, a selection of those photos were on display at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., in an exhibit called Pakistan Through Our Eyes.
A few of the photographers joined NPR's Jacki Lyden to discuss their experiences.
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Turkish riot police backed by armored vehicles sealed off Istanbul's Taksim Square, firing tear gas and water cannons to dislodge protesters after two weeks of anti-government demonstrations.
The police moved into the square hours after an ultimatum issued by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan that security forces "know how to clear" the area. Erdogan had given the demonstrators until Sunday, but police made their move late Saturday.
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Facebook and Microsoft Corp. say the government has given them permission to reveal orders they've received to hand over user data, but that they are still prevented from giving anything other than very broad figures.
Facebook says it received 9,000 to 10,000 requests during the last six months of 2012, while Microsoft says it got 6,000 to 7,000 requests, affecting as many as 32,000 accounts.
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Ollie Cantos – blind his whole life – has a law degree and has worked in the White House. He's overcome self-doubts, prejudices, naysayers and countless unforeseen – and unseen – obstacles to get to this point. Not content, he's hoping to adopt teenage triplets — Leo, Nick and Steven — also blind. "My whole life has changed. I live for these guys," says Ollie, 42, who lives in Arlington, Va., and works for the federal government.
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Firefighters near Colorado Springs say that a surprise rainstorm and cooler weather have rallied their efforts to push back devastating wildfires that have destroyed at least 473 homes in recent days. Two people have been killed.
Authorities say that some evacuations of residents in the Black Forest, Colo., area have been lifted and that the largest of the fires is about one-third contained.
On Friday, several thousand people were allowed back into their homes, but an estimated 30,000 are still being told to stay away.


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After the initial shock of a cancer diagnosis, many younger women worry next about their fertility and whether the treatment will rob them of their ability to have children. Today there are more options than ever.
Heidi Tripp loves being a mom.
"People say you never know until you actually have kids how much they mean to you and you would give anything for them," she said.
Heidi and her husband want to add to their family.
"We were trying to get pregnant with our second child and not having any luck with that," she said. "Just every month thinking I was pregnant and ended up not being."
She couldn't figure it out. All the pregnancy signs were there: fatigue, nausea and pelvic cramping. But it turned out they were signs of something else. Doctors found a cyst on Heidi's ovary and scheduled surgery, but in the process found something they didn't expect.
"It was devastating, because first of all it was the last thing I expected. I woke up from surgery to find this out," she said.
Heidi had lymphoma on her ovary.
"Finding out you have cancer is shocking, but my immediate thought was, 'Wait a minute, what does that mean? I'm not going to have kids?'" said Heidi.
Fertility specialist Dr. Lawrence Engmann frequently consults cancer patients on preserving their fertility. There's in-vitro fertilization where embryos are frozen or a new approach: egg freezing.
"This is considered experimental because the pregnancy rates used to be very low. Although there have been significant improvements in the technology, there have been over 300 babies born worldwide," said Engmann.
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"It's a message that Jesus made crystal clear; when we love those in need, we love HIM ."
Max Lucado's quote on the wall of the First Presbyterian Church is the inspiration for Melissa Wilkinson's devotion to feeding the hungry. The Community Thanksgiving Dinner is moving to the Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall this year and she will serve as kitchen supervisor.
"It's an opportunity to use our wonderful facility to honor God," Wilkinson said. "We are blessed to sit in fellowship with the hungry and homeless."
She said the Thanksgiving Community Dinner serves anyone in the community with many families making the dinner a time to serve and enjoy a meal with other residents just like the Pilgrims and Native Americans did so many years ago.
"We will also serve many elderly who may or may not have family or anywhere to go dine and eat," she said.
This is a labor of love for her family with husband, Tony, and children Karsten, a sophomore at Stillwater High School, and Kaleigh, a sixth-grade student at Sunnybrook Christian School, all planning to serve and clean tables.
Many single people like Joe Hodges enjoy coming to have Thanksgiving dinner with others in the community. Hodges, a local restaurant owner, lends his expertise and equipment from his restaurant supply business to the dinner. He learned about serving large masses as an Army mess hall cook.
"Lot's of people bring their families," Hodges said. "I enjoy it because I get to give back to a community that's helped me for many years. I'm glad to be in the kitchen and doing something I understand."
Rusty Rex said his kids grew up preparing for the dinner in a group of potato peelers. He explained it was good for the children to see people working together to do something for someone else.
There's much preparation to pull off a dinner guest list of more than 800. All the pies are baked by the Church of Christ members, said Richard Birdwell. More than 200 pies are baked and delivered, a tradition the church has cooked up for 27 years.
"Some are fresh baked that morning — hot and ready to serve," Birdwell said indicating it's a way for many elderly and youth group members with other activities planned the actual day of Thanksgiving to contribute to the community dinner.
All contributions are appreciated, said Pat Dorr, the dinner coordinator who is affectionately known as the "Head Turkey."
"The day is really not about the food — it's about the friendship," Dorr said.
So many in the community come back to dine year after year, he considers them his extended family. Celebrating its 28th year, the meal features turkey, ham, gravy and dressing, mashed potatoes, green beans, cranberry sauce, fruit and gelatin salads, desserts of pies, cakes and cookies with coffee and punch served from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
"We need donations of money, food contributions and volunteers," he said.
Volunteers can sign up to work hour-and-a-half time slots. Dorr believes the biggest responsibility of every volunteer is to visit and enjoy the caring atmosphere. This year's dinner is dedicated to one of the long-time volunteers, Charles Codding, who served as the event's photographer.
"Charles was a retired rancher who moved to Stillwater," Dorr said. "He was a dedicated volunteer for many years who helped take pictures."
"Families with small children who would like to help decorate and color, should definitely come between 9 and 10:30 that morning if they want the little kids to have a way to take part, " Dorr said.
Over the years, Dorr said many OSU students who can't make it home and international students learning about American traditions often enjoy spending Thanksgiving day at the community meal.
"Isn't this what the Pilgrims intended? Remember the dinner is for ALL people in Stillwater who want to share the warmth of this special day and show our thankfulness for the blessing that we are given," he said.
There is no sponsoring organization for the dinner with just a group of citizens from all over the community coming together for a joyous celebration.
Call Pat Dorr at 405-624-8689 if you want to work a volunteer shift from decorating, cooking and serving to cleanup. He needs to plan for food so indicate if you can supply pre-cooked boneless hams, fruit, cranberry or jello salads, cakes or cookies. All food can be dropped off at the First Presbyterian Fellowship Hall between 6-8 p.m. Wednesday night, Nov. 21 or between 7-10 a.m. on Thanksgiving morning. Donations are needed to purchase several items. Mail monetary gifts to: Community Dinner c/o Pat Dorr, 101 Georgia, Stillwater, OK, 74075.
If you need a ride to the meal or if you need a meal delivered due to physical disabiity, call 405-372-5580 after 9 on Thanksgiving morning. There is a limit of two meals delivery to one location between 11 a.m. and noon. Manpower is limited so everyone is encouraged to come join the fun at the dinner.


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Seminoles Continue Preparations for Duke
TALLAHASSEE, FL -- No. 4 Florida State (4-0) continued preparation for ACC foe Duke with a 20-period practice session in shorts and shoulder pads this afternoon.
The team worked on the kicking game in the beginning of the session and then practiced against the scout squad in skeleton drills. Freshman cornerback Tay Cody intercepted a Thad Busby pass during the 11-on-11 scrimmage segment of practice.
"I don't want the coaches letting up because we're playing Duke," said head coach Bobby Bowden. "We had a good, hard practice today."
Duke comes into Saturday's game with a 2-3 record after a 16-10 loss to Maryland last week.
"Duke's problem is they're playing so many young people," commented Bowden. "They'll be good (when they get experience). They're smart and don't make a lot of mistakes. You have to beat them. Duke's offense has more guys likely to break out of there (for a run)."
"It's the toughest day this season we've had on injuries," said Bowden.
Linebacker Daryl Bush re-injured his right ankle and strained his right hamstring. Defensive lineman Corey Simon suffered a bilateral cervical burner and had x-rays tonight. Safety Shawn McCorkel strained his right hamstring. Offensive guard Donald Heaven had an MRI on his right knee and will get results tomorrow.


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---- — HAVERHILL — Police said thieves who broke into a liquor store at Riversedge Plaza early yesterday morning got away with two cash registers and some cash, but they left behind other money.
Yesterday at about 4:32 a.m., Patrolman Joseph Ingham was sent to Harry's Liquors at 239 Lincoln Ave. on a report of a burglar alarm.
When Ingham arrived, he found the glass panel to the front door of the business had been removed from the frame and was sitting beside the door.
Ingham wrote in his report that he called in the break and entered the business to search for suspects, but did not find anyone.
The area behind the counter was in disarray, with papers and small items strewn about the floor, and the cash registers were missing, Ingham said in his report.
Detective John Moses was called to the scene to investigate. The business owner was called to the store as well and told the officers that two registers containing an unspecified amount of money had been stolen. The owner told police that the drawer from the Massachusetts State Lottery register was still under the counter, along with several boxes of money that were left untouched.
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TANF — Q: Do 11 states now have more people on welfare than they have employed?
A: A viral email making this claim is off base. It distorts a Forbes article that compares private-sector workers with those "dependent on the government," including government workers and pensioners, and Medicaid recipients — not just "people on welfare."
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Please let me know if this is accurate or not. I am just concerned if the comparison between the number of people who are employed vs the number of people who are on welfare is accurate.
These eleven states now have more people on welfare than they have employed.
All eleven of them have one thing very much in common. All of them have Democrat Governors and Democrat controlled legislatures, and; surprise surprise, seven of these eleven states all voted for Obama. DUH!
This just goes to prove that the majority of Americans have no intention of ever attempting to put together an independent life for themselves and their families, but rather, that they are quite content to just live on the tax payers dime for eternity.
Unfortunately, I see no clear cut scenario in which any of these states, or possibly even the whole United States for that matter, will ever manage to recover.
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On Nov. 25, 2012, Forbes.com published an article by William Baldwin, an investment strategies contributing writer, that asked, "Do You Live In A Death Spiral State?" Baldwin's advice to readers was to avoid putting capital in financially troubled states where people "dependent on government" outnumber those working in the private sector.
"If your career takes you to Los Angeles or Chicago, don't buy a house. Rent," he wrote. "If you have money in municipal bonds, clean up the portfolio. Sell holdings from the sick states and reinvest where you're less likely to get clipped." That list of "fiscal hellholes," as Baldwin labeled them, included Ohio, Hawaii, Illinois, Kentucky, South Carolina, New York, Maine, Alabama, California, Mississippi and New Mexico.
But Baldwin's definition of individuals "dependent on government" is stated incorrectly in the viral email as simply those on "welfare." Baldwin wrote that, among the dependents, he included current state and local government employees, as well as former workers receiving government pensions. And he only counted Medicaid recipients as those on "welfare." And none of the 11 states on his list has more Medicaid recipients than workers. Also, none of the states has more recipients of other kinds of "welfare," such as TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) or food stamps (officially known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program).
'Dependent on government'
In determining the states on the "death spiral" list, Baldwin took two things into consideration: a state's credit-worthiness ranking according to an analysis done by money management firm Conning & Co., and a state's "taker/maker ratio," which Baldwin himself calculated using figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and other sources. That ratio has been misrepresented in the viral message above.
Baldwin's article explains that "a maker is someone gainfully employed in the private sector," while "a taker is someone who draws money from the government, as an employee, pensioner or welfare recipient." And Baldwin's article further explains that the formula that he used only counted state and local government workers, not federal ones, and that he only counted people receiving Medicaid as those on welfare. On top of that, he added one person for every $100,000 of unfunded pension liabilities to the "takers" side. But those specifics were all left out of the message that simply claims that "11 states now have more people on welfare than they have employed." Baldwin said that there may be states with more "welfare" recipients than private-sector workers, but he didn't know if that was the case. That would depend on what one counts as "welfare." But it is certainly not the case when comparing workers to recipients of cash assistance throughwhich is what many people think of as "welfare" — or even participants in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, once known as food stamps.
(A word of caution: You cannot add the number of recipients for all three programs in California or any other state and compare that with the number of total employees, because of overlap that would result in double-counting.) Baldwin said that his article doesn't support the claim made in the email, because he wasn't comparing workers to welfare recipients. "I was comparing employment to government dependency," he said.
D'Angelo Gore for FactCheck.org


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|#31 Subject: Posted: 09/07/2004 19:27:59
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|#32 Subject: i cant wait Posted: 09/08/2004 10:54:46
k, seriously i cant wait for the new grand theft auto. there is so many more features in it. u can ride bikes,quads,tow trucks,u can get haircuts, get fat-lol, go to the country-side,and so much more.thats wat i heard. im going to get it asap.
|#33 Subject: Posted: 09/10/2004 09:46:54
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I can't wait tell I get a hold of that game.
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|#34 Subject: Feel my pain Posted: 09/11/2004 13:46:16
Ok well i am new to this club and i just wanted to let all you true GTA fans about a little dream of mine.I had a dream where i was playing San Andreas,and i had just solen a car and was driving down the highway when a tank came and ran me over.I woke up as soon as the tank hit me in my dream.I really though i had San Andreas,and i soon as i woke up i walked over to my PS2 to play it again.Then I realized I didn't have the game and it was all I dream.I have been depressed ever since.
|#35 Subject: New to da club Posted: 09/14/2004 23:32:23
Hey ppl! Wassup? Keep me posted for the latest news.
|#36 Subject: are xbox gta players ok in this club? Posted: 09/25/2004 18:26:06
I play the xbox gta series, and I was pissed when I heard san andreas comes out for ps2 first, cause I cant wait to play it, I guess ps2 should get it first, since it started on that platform, but I want my xbox copy, damnit!!!!!
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|#37 Subject: GTA rules and so does this fan Club Posted: 09/25/2004 23:49:28
Yes Im a new member and this is the first fan club I went to...
P.S. San Andreas looks awesome Ive been waiting for so long I heard its finally done and I reserved its like 2 months ago. just wanted to liet my fellow club members know... Lata
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|#38 Subject: hey Posted: 09/26/2004 15:09:15
I heard that their wasnt going to be children in San Andreas and thats weird but I dont care about that but I hope that doesnt mean that there wont be teenagers in it.
|#39 Subject: teenagers in SA Posted: 09/26/2004 16:43:02
Well I'm sure there'll be some young street thug/gangsta's, but I doubt there will be a school or anything of that nature. It's never bothered me at all because killing kids is just sick even in a videogame.
|#40 Subject: New Trailer! Posted: 09/26/2004 16:44:15
Have you guys seen the latest trailer, it's probably the best trailer I've seen since the first MGS3 one. The San Andreas site has also been updated with a map of San Fierro.
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|#41 Subject: hello Posted: 09/27/2004 19:26:27
The new trailer for GTA:SA is real cool I just want to see what the Las Venturas is gonna look like.
|#42 Subject: SAn Andreas Trailer Posted: 09/30/2004 00:33:09
Is it the one they showed on Spike T.V.'s V-spot
|#43 Subject: Gta: sa xbox Posted: 09/30/2004 19:36:04
Does anyone know when the xbox version come out?
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|#44 Subject: Hey Dudes Posted: 09/30/2004 20:39:32
Im not sure of the date of the Xbox version buy I heard its not coming out for awhile after the PS2 version I cant wait for the 26th of this month... Lata
|#45 Subject: The New Features Posted: 10/05/2004 21:10:02
DId anyone hear about the new features, Like the car modifications. You can now put upgrades on your car like nitrous, anf remember when you would steal a car in vice city at the begining,before you get a garage. And the next time you would play the game the car would be gone, well that has been fixed to where the car won't dissapear. Also you can jack boats when you swim, and they added a sneaking type of attack to get behind enemies, and you can learn MArtial Arts in the Dojo in the San Fransico-like town. this was all displayed by RockStar at a live demo. If you don't believe read the new issue of GAMEPRO magazine......................Holla
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|#46 Subject: YO have yall herd of that new kick ass game from GTA! Posted: 10/06/2004 08:26:12
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It is asome i play it and it is the best damn game i ever played.
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|#47 Subject: GTA is just getting better & better Posted: 10/07/2004 20:12:15
I also heard that you can recruit and tell your gang members what to do and you can on the see your turf and the enemy;s on the map by your gang colors. C ya
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|#48 Subject: Cheats Posted: 10/08/2004 18:32:33
I was just wondering if they will still have cheats in the game.Does any1 know...Lata
|#49 Subject: How In THe Hell Posted: 10/10/2004 02:36:39
Yo Alister Blaster HOw did you play the new G.T>A. IF it doesn't come out for another 2 weeks, is ther a demo or something
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|#50 Subject: Alaster Blaster Posted: 10/10/2004 18:23:01
yeah what are you talking about andisnt the demo only for press and stuff like that they havent give citizens copy of a demos please give us more info...Lata
|#51 Subject: This game is going to be Awesome Posted: 10/15/2004 20:10:20
I don't think it will be possible for this game not to be Awesome. If you haven't reserved it already get going while there is still time. Also be glad you bought a PS2 not a XBOX because XBOX owners will have to wait a pretty long while. Sorry XBOX owners no offense.
|#52 Subject: Da X-BOX version Posted: 10/16/2004 21:38:15
I heard some dude at E.B.games say it won't be as long for the X-BOX version to be re-leased. And no offense to anyone but he was a super geek, so I beleived him
|#53 Subject: What's Next? Posted: 10/16/2004 23:11:59
Where do YOU think Rockstar will take GTA to next?
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|#54 Subject: Hey whats up Posted: 10/17/2004 18:57:43
I have no clue about where there gonna go with GTA but on another note I heard there gonna have multi-player co-op in San Andreas that would be awesome but its prob not true...Lata
|#55 Subject: i dont know Posted: 10/18/2004 19:31:13
i dont know, hopefully somewhere like colorado, cause thats where I live, and it would be cool to be like in mountain towns like vail and eagle, and there could be a mission in eagle where u have to assasinate kobe or something, it could be like a bonus mission, but also in denver there is a US mint, so u could rob it to get more money, that would rock
|#56 Subject: PRINCE OF PERSIA 2 Posted: 10/20/2004 19:48:42
Ok, this may be a grand theft auto club, bug you HAVE to respect Prince of Persia 2: Warrior Within. This game is INSANELY GOOD. Better than good, greater than great, this is incredible. Personally, i will be buying this opening day. Hell, i already preordered it from GameStop. Don't just take my word for it. Download the demo for PC. It's a trifle bit o' difficulty getting used to the controls of keyboard and mouse, but if u played the first POP on comp, you'll have no probs. even if u didn't, u'll have no probs. just play it, buy it, and cry tears of joy.
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|#57 Subject: PoP 2: warrior within Posted: 10/21/2004 20:23:50
Prince of persia 2 does look uber great but its not gonna top GTA:SA... Lata
|#58 Subject: 5 Days Posted: 10/22/2004 18:58:31
5 more days till it comes out!
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|#59 Subject: only two more days Posted: 10/23/2004 18:54:58
Im so excited I cant wait any longer...Lata
|#60 Subject: IT'S HERE MOTHA F*** Posted: 10/25/2004 19:21:34
It will finally be here on the 26th tomorrow. can I get a YEEEAAAHHH


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In an effort to save lives and reduce serious injuries, the Hinsdale Police Department, along with thousands of law enforcement agencies across the country, participated in an enforcement initiative to crackdown on drunk and unbelted drivers.
During the aggressive enforcement period that ran from Nov. 12 through Nov. 25, two drivers were arrested for DUI, 26 motorists were issued citations for failing to wear their safety belts, 35 motorists were issued citations for speeding, and 66 motorists were issued citations for other Illinois Vehicle Code violations.
The Hinsdale Police Department received a state grant from the Illinois Department of Transportation to participate in this effort. Grant funding allows the police department to assign additional officers for dedicated enforcement of the seat belt and speed laws.


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Blog Note: The Fairfield Department of Athletics has several staff members that work as graduate assistant's. While working nearly full-time in their respective field, they are also full-time graduate students. The GA's will team up to bring you a look at Athletics from their eyes.
My name is Sarah Minice and I am the Graduate Assistant for Athletic Communications. I played under Coach Julie Brzezinski on the Softball team for four years before graduating in 2011. In my final semester, Jack Jones offered me a great opportunity to both continue my education and gain experience in the athletics field which I just could not pass up.
As far as my job responsibilities, I am the primary contact for Field Hockey and the Men's and Women's Tennis teams. In the winter, I help out with both the Men's and Women's Basketball teams, so you could say it gets a bit chaotic in our back office when seasons overlap. There are three months of the year that are jam packed for the Athletic Communications office, November and February/March.
This past November was a new experience for me because while I was finishing up midterms and preparing for finals, I also traveled three out of the four weekends with either Field Hockey or Women's Basketball. It was a tough schedule, but completely worth it. Not only did I visit Universities and states that I have never been to before, but I learned so much about both teams and sports.
Growing up just outside of Seattle (as a diehard Seahawks and Mariners fan), field hockey and basketball weren't very big sports. In fact, I didn't even know what field hockey was before coming to Fairfield. So although my love of sports was obvious coming into this position, I can't say I knew everything there was to know about each sport here at Fairfield.
One trip in particular that stood out this past month was with the Women's
Basketball team to Butler University. Everyone was so excited to play at Hinkle Fieldhouse and there I was trying to figure out why. Well I got my answer as soon as we walked in. There were trophy cases full of memorabilia and history all over the walls. For those of you who don't know, the movie Hoosiers was filmed in Hinkle Fieldhouse. The best part of the whole thing was that Head Coach Joe Frager and Coach Dennis Masi had their "Christmas morning" faces on as soon as we walked into the main gym.
Now that November is over, we focus on our winter sports until February/March rolls around and the chaos begins again.
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Traverse City Record-Eagle
---- — TRAVERSE CITY — An effort to revamp the Con Foster Museum building into a small movie house for the Traverse City Film Festival could cost twice as much as its original estimate — up to $1.5 million.
Film Festival officials contracted with Traverse City officials to renovate the long-vacant structure in Clinch Park and turn it into a year-round movie house called Bijou by the Bay. Festival leaders in June kicked off a fundraising campaign and said building renovations would cost about $500,000, with another $250,000 needed to outfit the structure with seats, concessions, movie equipment and other necessities.
Six weeks later, those estimates appear as dated as a silent film.
"It's an old building and there were a lot of things we didn't expect, like having to replace the entire roof and removing asbestos," said Deb Lake, festival executive director. "We have a lot of things we would like to do, like a sunset ceiling, but some of those will have to wait until we can afford it."
The project launched in early June, when workers replaced and slightly raised the roof on the 78-year-old building. Two weeks later the building had a new roof and little else. The interior was razed to the exterior walls and dirt floor dug out to provide a slope for the theater seating.
Now the floors are in, walls are up and workers on Wednesday began to install seating. The Film Festival begins July 30.
"It's been remarkable; today we had 35 guys in there from different trades all working around each other," said Thom Darga of Darga Works Inc., the project's general contractor.
Lake said they will meet their July 29 deadline. She did not have a breakdown of construction costs to open compared to extras that might come later as they work toward a new fundraising goal. She said they are about a third of the way to raising $1.5 million.
The city owns the building, so city officials signed the $588,383 contract with Darga to perform construction renovations. The Film Festival deposited $600,000 with the city to cover those costs. Thus far the city has been billed almost $331,000 and city staffers were unaware of new construction costs.
"I haven't heard the construction costs are greater," said Makayla Vitous, interim city manager.
Darga said he's been able to stay within budget because subcontractors have donated much of the extra costs to make the theater a top-flight venue.
"We'll make our $588,000 budget with forbearance, donations, and the absence of profit margins," Darga said. "I think I have $11.25 left in my contingency fund."
Should the project go over budget, the city has a contract with the Film Festival to make it responsible for all costs and require the Festival to deposit more money with the city. City Treasurer Bill Twietmeyer said he won't pay any contractor bills unless he has money from the Film Festival to cover the charges.