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The Neosho City Council on Tuesday gave City Manager Troy Royer the go-ahead to make the city golf course an entirely city-run operation.
The city had been contracting management of the golf course to Justin Beck, but Beck has taken a job running the golf course in Monett.
The city would hire a greenskeeper.
"If you don't have that, then nothing else really matters," Councilman David Ruth said of the importance of a greenskeeper.
Royer said the arrangement will save the city money as the transition is made from the contract to the city-run operation, but probably not in future years.
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Neosho to take over operation of golf course
NEOSHO, Mo. —
The Neosho City Council on Tuesday gave City Manager Troy Royer the go-ahead to make the city golf course an entirely city-run operation.
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Pseudoephedrine sales in Pittsburg to require prescription
Starting Friday, those who purchase pseudoephedrine and related products in Pittsburg will need a prescription to do so.
Cherokee County Commission accepts general counsel's resignation
Kevin Cure, who has served as general counsel for the Cherokee County Commission since 2005, submitted a handwritten resignation to the board on Monday in the aftermath of a landfill controversy.
Mike Pound: Parents can get help with school supplies
I don't know much about demographics other than the fact that I no longer belong to a "targeted demographic." When I was younger, I was bombarded by commercials and ads from companies that were trying to sell me things that I not only needed but wanted.
Jasper County Commission reviews traffic plans
The Jasper County Commission will hold public hearings today and Thursday on a number of traffic changes proposed in the county. No one spoke when the first hearing was held Tuesday as part of the regular commission meeting, according to Jim Honey, Eastern District associate commissioner.
Missouri attorney general defends his support of Amendment 1
With a large cornfield behind him and campaign signs all around, Democratic Attorney General Chris Koster appeared Wednesday at the David Collard farm to tout Amendment 1, an Aug. 5 ballot measure that would make the "right to farm" part of the state constitution.
Joplin school board reviews audit procedures
A team from the Missouri State Auditor's Office has begun requesting documents in its task to audit the operations and management of the Joplin School District, the audit manager told the Board of Education on Tuesday.
Joplin man to stand trial in accident case
A passenger accused of causing an accident on Interstate 44 in Joplin that injured three others as well as himself was ordered bound over for trial Tuesday on three felony counts.
Volunteers spend week providing camp experience to foster youths
Karen McGlamery is a massage therapist. Terri Falis-Cochran is a finance manager. Jane McCaulley is a retired art teacher. But for a week each summer, the three are among dozens of area residents who become camp counselors.
Neosho school board hires company to manage substitutes
Citing its hopes of shifting health care costs and utilizing more time from retired teachers, the Neosho Board of Education granted a contract Monday to a temporary employee company to manage its substitute teacher program.
Main Street TIF district study to begin
A measure that allows the city to charge its $15,000 in administrative costs for studying a proposal to create a tax increment financing district on South Main Street was approved Monday by the Joplin City Council.
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The scientist who invented "Brain Age," a popular mental training game for the Nintendo DS, has discovered that riding motorcycles can improve cognitive function. Ryuta Kawashima partnered with Yamaha Japan and Tohoku University to study the effects of motorcycle riding on middle-aged men, finding, "In a convenient and easy environment, the human mind and body get used to setting the hurdle low. Our final conclusion is that riding motorcycles can lead to smart ageing."
22 men in their 40s and 50s who had motorcycle licenses but had not
ridden for at least a decade were used for the study. Half were made to
ride a motorcycle everyday for two months, while the other half were
forbidden to. The two groups were given a series of tests before and
after that period. "The group that rode motorbikes posted higher marks
in cognitive function tests," Kawashima said.
One test had the group attempt to remember a set of numbers in reverse
order. The motorcyclists improved their scores by more than 50% after
the two months while the non-riders' scores decreased marginally. The
motorcyclists also reported making fewer mistakes at work and generally
feeling "happier."
Because riding a motorcycle requires a high level of alertness and
rapid problem solving, Kawashima found, "the driver's brain gets
activated by riding motorbikes." He went on to conclude, "Mental care
is a very big issue in modern society. I think we made an interesting
stir here as data showed you can improve your mental condition simply
by using motorbikes to commute."
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A nice example of Joan Blaeu's map of Moscovy, that is northern and eastern Russia. Considerable trade in Russia in the period came down the Dvina River from Archangel on the White Sea and this map shows all the small towns along that river. Other towns, rivers, lakes and other topography is indicated. Small vignettes of bears and elk populate the lands and two Russian inhabitants and fauna add decorative appeal to the cartouche for the scales of miles in the lower right. The title cartouche in the upper left, with pelts shown hanging from it, is flanked by a small cartouche with the imperial two-headed eagle. A nice map of the period. $650
Frederick de Wit. "Russiae et Novae Zemlae Maritimae." From Orbis Maritimus ofte Zee Atlas. Amsterdam: F. de Wit, [1675]. 19 1/4 x 22 1/4. Engraving. Original hand color. Very good condition.
A lovely seventeenth century sea chart of the Arctic Ocean and the northern part of Russia. The map is from Frederick de Wit's Zee Atlas first issued in 1675. De Wit followed in the footsteps of the earlier Dutch cartographic publishers Jansson and Blaeu, and like them, he issued maps known for their beautiful engraving and hand coloring. Amongst the most attractive were his sea charts, and this map of northern Russia is a good example of his work. The chart has many strongly engraved rhumb lines, compass roses, sailing ships and lovely original color. Particularly appealing is the fully colored title cartouche, showing arctic hunting scenes. Geographically the map is oriented to the east, and depicts the Russian coast from Archangel to Nova Zemla. Coastal details are shown and named, but little internal information is given as is typical of all sea charts. A most interesting and delightful document of the period. $600
Thomas Woodroofe. "A Plain Chart of the Caspian Sea." London: J. Hanway, 1753. 13 3/4 x 21 1/2. Engraving. With folds as issued. Split at fold at right and one tear just into image; repaired. Some light off-setting. Very good condition.
The first detailed chart of the Caspian sea based on the surveys of John Elton and Thomas Woodroofe. They were both Englishmen who surveyed the sea in the early eighteenth century as part of the British trade in the area. $450
Jean Janvier. "Russie d'Europe avec la partie la plus peuplée de celle d'Asie." From Atlas Moderne. Paris: Jean Lattré & J. Thomas, 1762. 12 1/8 x 17 3/4. Engraving by Lattré. Original outline color. Very good condition.
Jean Janvier was a French cartographer who worked in Paris in the latter part of the eighteenth century. Among his output were some fine maps which appeared in Jean Lattré's Atlas Moderne. This atlas contained maps of all parts of the world engraved by Lattré, the "Graveur Ordinaire du Roi." Janvier's maps contained the best information available at the time, done with typical French precision and care. The map has a finely etched title cartouche, in the upper right corner. $275
John Cowley. "Russia or Muscovy in Europe." From A New and Easy Introduction to the Study of Geography. London, 1777. Engraving. Ca. 4 1/2 x 5 1/2. Very good condition.
A fine, small map of Russia from John Cowley, "Geographer to his Majesty." $75
Tobias Conrad Lotter. "Carte Géographique representant Le Théâtre de la Guerre entre Les Russes, Les Turcs, et les Polonois Confédérées, c'est a dire: D'Ukraine, de Nouvelle Servie, de Moldavie, Vachie, Krimée, Le Gouvernement de Woronez et d' Astracan, comme aussi la Tartarie de Kuban." Augsburg: T.C. Lotter, ca. 1778. Most likely from Atlas Géographique. 28 x 58. Large engraving on three joined sheets plus an additional folding smaller sheet (9 x 8) bottom left which extends to Constantinople. With folds and a couple printer's wrinkles. Map when unfolded is L shaped. Full, rich original hand color. With descriptive text of the wars in French. Very good condition.
A very large and detailed map showing the theatre of war during the Russo-Turkish Wars of the eighteenth-century. The Russo-Turkish wars were a series of wars fought between the Russian Empire and the Ottoman Empire between the 16th and 20th centuries. It was one of the longest conflicts in European history. This map chronicles the battles of the Russo-Austrian-Turkish War of 1736-39 and the Russo-Turkish War of 1768-1774 in the Crimean peninsula, southern Ukraine and parts of the Caucasus and Balkans near the Black Sea. In all of these wars, Russia's primary goal to was to expand its empire with an emphasis to gain access to the Black Sea and control of Polish territory.
The Russo-Austrian-Turkish War began due to Tartar and Crimean raids in the Ukraine and the Caucasus. Early in the war the Russians won a number of victories but were not able to hold the various territories it won due to disease and or lack of supplies. The Austrians entered the war, due to an alliance with Russia, but were defeated by the Ottomans in several battles. Even though the war is considered a draw, Russia succeeded by gaining control over several areas of southern Ukraine which brought Russia closer to the Crimean peninsula.
The Russo-Turkish war of 1768-1774 started much in the same way as the previous war due to a series of escalated border conflicts and crossings. It was in this war that the Russians achieved major land and naval victories which resulted in the total elimination of the Turkish Navy. Early in the war, Greece, Egypt and Syria rebelled against Ottoman rule. The peace treaty that followed gave Crimea its independence and allowed Russia two seaports on the Black Sea. Over time, Russian presence and control in the Crimea increased under the rule of Catherine the Great which eventually resulted with Russian annexation of the peninsula in 1783. $850
John Cary. "Russia in Europe." From Cary's New Universal Atlas. London: J. Cary, 1816. 9 x 11. Engraving. Original hand color. A few small spots in margins. Otherwise, excellent condition.
When the Napoleonic Wars ended, the victorious powers met to settle the borders of post-war Europe at the Congress of Vienna. The most notorious of their decisions was the final partition of Poland. In May 1815, Russia, Austria and Prussia signed the treaty dividing Poland among them. The lion's share of the Duchy of Warsaw went to Russia. This map by Cary, issued the following year, reflects this division, with provinces identified and highlighted in contrasting shades of pastel hand color. A handsome and informative map with much detail. $175
Anthony Finley. From A New General Atlas. Philadelphia: A. Finley, 1824. 11 1/4 x 8 5/8. Engravings by Young & Delleker. Full original hand-color. Full margins. Very good condition unless noted otherwise.
Early in the nineteenth century, Anthony Finley was a great popularizer of maps out of Philadelphia and one of the leading cartographic publishers in America. His copper engraved maps are noted for their crisp appearance and interesting detail. These maps of Russia are typical of his work. Towns, rivers, and and other topographical features are noted. Also indicated, with contrasting shades, are the political divisions of the nation. The bright color make these maps as attractive as they are informative.
John Lothian. "Russia in Asia." From New Edinburgh General Atlas. Edinburgh: J. Gellatly & London: Henry Washbourne, ca. 1840. 11 1/4 x 13 5/8. Engraving. Original hand color. Very good condition.
A lovely and well produced map from John Lothian's New Edinburgh General Atlas. Published jointly in London and Edinburgh, this atlas contained maps with very good detail of towns and cities, river and lakes, orography, and political divisions. In this period, the United Kingdom had established itself as the dominate economic and cartographic nation and the maps from this atlas bespeak the quality of British mapmakers. Each map is finely hand colored, making them as attractive as they are historically interesting. This is a nice map of Asian Russia, with rivers, mountains, lakes and political divisions indicated. $150
S. Augustus Mitchell. "Russia in Europe." From Mitchell's A New Universal Atlas. Philadelphia: S. Augustus Mitchell, 1849. 15 3/4 x 12 1/2. Lithographic transfer from engraved plate. Full original hand color. A few light spots. Otherwise, very good condition.
A fine map of Russia in Europe from the mid-nineteenth century. The map is filled with myriad details, including major rivers, cities, and provinces. It is a fine example of American cartography near mid-century and a fascinating and decorative historical artifact. $55
Maps by Charles Desilver Philadelphia: Charles Desilver, 1856. Lithograph. Original hand color. Very good condition. With decorative border.
Charles Desilver, one of the many publishers working in Philadelphia during the mid-nineteenth century, issued an atlas of maps based on the famous Tanner-Mitchell-Cowperthwait series. Desilver used much the same information as originally drawn in the 1840s, but updated the maps with new roads, towns, and other information. These maps are typical of the rather unusual and scarce Desilver atlas. Attractive and fascinating documents of these countries.
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''Haunted Sheffield Island Lighthouse" on Saturday,
August 11 and Sunday, August 12 .
Waiting to greet guests are ghosts, goblins, ghouls and things that go bump in the dark.
The delightfully creepy hosts have fiendishly decorated the historic Sheffield Lighthouse to provide spine-tingling thrills for youngsters of all ages. Haunted Lighthouse activities are free, but participants must purchase round-trip ferry tickets - $22.00 adults …$12.00 children ages 4-12 … $5.00 children, ages 3and younger.
The NSA Ferry to Sheffield Island departs at 11:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. from the Sheffield Island dock, adjacent to the Stroffolino Bridge, at the corner of Washington and Water Streets in South Norwalk.


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Portland has been successful in making bicycle ridership a part of daily life in Portland. That statement is taken directly from Portland's Comprehensive Plan . It is a core element of our bicycle policies. Over the past 14+ years we have worked hard to make bicycling more convenient, comfortable, and accessible to more people throughout Portland and we have been successful.
How do we measure success? Our new Portland Bicycle Plan for 2030 calls for more than a quarter of all trips to be made by bicycling by 2030.
While we don't have the ability to accurately measure bicycle mode share* for all trips, we do have a number of indicators showing that bicycle use is increasing as conditions improve for biking. Among the more important indicators are the regular bicycle counts we've conducted at locations throughout the city. The most significant locations are at the city's four main bicycle-friendly bridges: the Broadway, Steel, Burnside & Hawthorne. These are the bridges with bicycle facilities on them, and generally leading to them. Bicycle use on these four bridges has grown 322% since 1991, while automotive trips have not increased at all
Other data indicating a strong upward trend in bicycle comes from Portland's Auditor's Office.
*Mode share is the percentage of all trips—not just commute trips—taken using a particular mode of transportation.
Volunteer training for the 2014 Bike Count will be Wednesday, June 4 at the Portland Building (1120 SW 5th Ave), Room C (2nd floor), 6-7pm. Pizza will be served!
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Read a summary of the results of the 2009 Portland Bicycle Counts here.
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Back in the city again. This time around, we wanted to hit up SFMOMA (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art). We had seen some signs for the 'Photography In Mexico' exhibit yesterday so we decided to come back to check it out. It's been a while since I last went to SFMOMA, which is sad because it's a block away from my school and I also get in for free for being a student at the Academy of Art University. I really need to start taking that advantage and coming here to check out the exhibits every week. Our visit wasn't the most entertaining today. About over 70% of the art work being displayed just didn't catch my interest from both of us. There was a few things that were pretty cool though. I took photos of the things that did catch my eyes, some other I didn't get to photograph.
We're just posted at my schools Mac Lab right now. Elissa has some work to get done so as I am left with some down time, what's better to do than to throw in some photos for you guys. Enjoy.


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Cannabis haul at business park (From Banbury Cake)
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Cannabis haul at business park
11:10am Saturday 15th September 2012 in News
ALMOST 1,000 cannabis plants were found at a North Oxfordshire industrial estate yesterday.
The landlord of the unit at Banbury Business Park, Aynho Road, Adderbury, let police in after another tenant reported smelling the drug at about 10.30am.
Sgt Dave Atherton, pictured, said he believed the operation – including a watering system – had been active for about three months and could take up to 3,000 plants.
He said: "I have 10 years' experience and this is the biggest one I have come across.
"It is a well-organised, well- planned, commercial set-up."
No arrests have been made.
Sgt Atherton said: "We have active lines of inquiry to follow as to who may be involved."
Anyone with information can call the force on 101.
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moreachesandpains says...
So 10 years of wasting your time and our tax on an unwinable war. If all users were allowed to grow 25 plants legally then this sort of nonsense would stop and £millions would be saved. If GW Pharma are allowed to grow 60,000 plants on the Kent science park (google nabiximols) and sell it to the /NHS as an extract why can't we grow a small number of plants for personal use? Until such time these operations will grow and grow, police ops will further force up the price, and this will no longer be the biggest you have ever seen.
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A R Thomas says...
If you just go onto Wikipedia you will read how cannabis is anti-inflammatory (great for sufferers of arthritis and multiple sclerosis), a muscle relaxant (great for sufferers of multiple sclerosis), an anxiolytic (great for chronic sufferers of anxiety and and panic attacks), an anti convulsant (great for sufferers of epilepsy), increases appetite (great for sufferers of HIV and aids and anorexia), pro apoptosis (preventing cancer and helping remove it), anti Alzheimer's and anti dementia, helps with insomnia and bad sleeps.
A lot of people suffer from chronic stress because of their environment, pace of life and way of life, this influences the immune system to attack itself (a warning system of of the body like pain), cannabinoids instantaneously actively works to do the opposite of this bringing the person to a relaxed state of being so that the immune system works with the body again.
Cannabinoids also helps in the formation of neurones and neurone networks.
Cannabis is also really good for the skin when applied topically, we have seen a huge boom in holistic products since this recognition in the field of dermatology.
Cannabis has 85 unique cannabinoids in the cannabis plant that all have a unique effect on the endocannabinoid system, all helping the functioning of many different physiological processes from eye sight and hearing to homeostatis and immunity (nervous and blood). The echinacea plant has 25 different cannabinoids in it, and it is regularly used all over the world as a herbal remedy.
Because of this thousand if not million year old innate relationship that the cannabis plant has with us it has come as a shock to humanity to find itself in disconnection with it during this current phase of its experience.
There will always be demand for it because there will always be people who appreciate and respect the magnificence of this plant and how greatly it can help support our daily lives.
Let's heal humanity back to a respectable state.
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From Staff Reports
The value of Parker County Crime Stoppers is reflected in annual statistics provided by the crime-fighting organization, officials say.
In 2012, Crime Stoppers assisted local law enforcement agencies by receiving and forwarding tips that led to 50 arrests.
Out of 166 tips received through the Crime Stoppers hotline last year alone, 49 local cases were cleared stemming from those tips.
Those same tips were turned over to local law enforcement agencies and led to the capture of 19 fugitives whose arrests would not have been made possible without the tips. The organization received tips that generated a total of 49 charges, leading to more than 38 separate reward payouts which were approved by the board last year, for a total annual payout of $14,650 for the combined anonymous tips.
Those same tips led to various drug seizures with a total street value of $1,340.
The statistics have notably risen since the previous year. In a single 12-month period, the organization generated 29 more tips since 2011, with 18 additional arrests, 15 more cases cleared, 15 additional charges and 14 additional reward payouts resulting in $5,700 additional monies in rewards paid to tipsters, in comparison to one year ago. In addition to the rise in tip statistics in just one year, the organization is responsible for an additional $789 in the street value of drug seizures.
The tips are generated anonymously through the hotline. Call takers forward the tips to the appropriate law enforcement agency, and to the proper investigator or detective assigned to the cases.
Parker County Sheriff Larry Fowler said the tips are extremely helpful when all leads are exhausted and investigators wish to turn to the public in locating individuals or searching for additional leads on crucial cases.
"In many instances, it helps significantly to have a reward posted regarding sensitive cases, so we can locate a suspect," Fowler said. "We are fortunate to have the Crime Stoppers organization assisting us. Many cases would go unresolved without their cooperation and their strict policy of anonymity in generating tips from the public."


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We're going bananas at the Terry Farm.
Hubby is busy in the basement cooking up a big batch of banana wine.
Yes, you read right, banana wine.
Faithful readers may recall that Hubby is a award-winning wine maker, taking home two first-place ribbons last year from the Ashtabula County Fair. The judges loved his homemade pineapple and strawberry wines.
Now, he's going to try his hand at banana wine.
Consequently, last week he sent me to Aldi's to buy bananas, where bananas were on sale for 29 cents per pound.
I thought he said, "Buy eight pounds."
He said he said, "Buy 30 pounds."
On Wednesday, I purchased eight pounds of bananas.
Thursday morning he said, "That's not enough. Please go buy more."
Now, readers, do you know how many bananas make 30 pounds? It's a lot of bananas.
I go to Aldi's, gather up a huge box of bananas and who do I run into in the fruit aisle? Hubby!
He was wheeling along a cart full of bananas.
"What are you doing here?" I said.
"Buying bananas," he said.
"You told me to buy more bananas," I said.
"I decided to buy them myself," he said.
And so on and so on ...
We go up to the check-out line with two carts of ripe bananas.
People are starting to stare at us.
I feel compelled to explain to complete strangers why we are buying so many bananas, but just as I open my mouth, Hubby says, "My wife has a pet monkey!"
I am stunned.
"I do not!" I said.
The strangers chuckle as Hubby continues to tell everyone about my pet monkey.
"Really, I don't have a monkey," I said. "He's going to make banana wine."
I don't know if anyone believed me, but afterwards, I thought of what I should have said, "I have a monkey — his name is (Hubby)."
Be sure to visit the Ashtabula County Fair this year to see if Hubby's banana wine won a blue ribbon. You might find staff writer Shelley Terry sipping on a banana-flavored milkshake.


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The top two teams in the Gulf South Conference will meet today in women's soccer action at the VSU Soccer Complex.
The Valdosta State Blazers (13-2-2) will host the third-ranked West Florida Argonauts (16-1-0) in the final regular season game for both teams. Kickoff is set for 12:30 p.m.
"I think, to be a coach with the team I have, it makes it more exciting," Valdosta State head coach Mel Heinz said. "The players we have on our team have worked hard all season. I am thrilled for them to represent our program."
Leaders of the GSC, the Argonauts also sit atop the South Region rankings, which were released on Wednesday. Valdosta State is ranked fifth and a win over UWF could help solidify the Blazers' chances of advancing past the conference tournament and into the regional tournament later this season.
"It should, but right now, with our record and strength of schedule, I feel like we should be getting votes in the top 25," Heinz said. "And I think (today) should encourage coaches that vote, to vote for our team.
"I think regionally we could get a little more respect, too. We didn't get any respect by losing to West Florida by just one goal (earlier this season). I guess as a new program, you constantly have to be working hard to prove yourself. There isn't that history that people can look back to."
Valdosta State lost the previous meeting between the two teams 1-0 earlier this month. The then-top-ranked Argonauts scored the game's only goal in the 71st minute when Julianne Gaubron snuck one past VSU goalkeeper Olivia Mills.
It was just the Blazers' second loss of the season.
"What stood out was we competed with them," Heinz said of the loss. "It wasn't a lopsided game. I felt like we had opportunities for goals. I think our kids worked hard on both sides of the ball. It is just a shame that you just make a mistake and it costs you. I felt like we were pretty flawless and then we had that one mistake. It was a great game and it could have gone either way."
Today will mark the fourth-ever meeting between the Argonauts and Blazers. West Florida holds a 2-1 record against VSU following the win earlier this month.
Last season, West Florida blew out the Blazers 5-0 in the regular season meeting in Pensacola. Less than a month later, the two teams played to a thriller in the Gulf South Conference Tournament, which ended with the Blazers beating the favored Argonauts in penalty kicks.
"Our first game against them we didn't play how we needed to, but then they realized 'we can do this and battle this team,'" Heinz said. "That was a huge confidence builder and our players remember that any team can be beat."
The win over West Florida in the conference tournament last year was a program-defining win for Heinz and the Blazers. They hope to garner another momentous win over the Argonauts today.
"West Florida has achieved so much and they are big in our conference and nationally," Heinz said. "They've been in the Final Four and they have a lot of history that makes them a respectable program. In our kids' eyes, that is the program that everyone wants to become."
The Argonauts beat West Georgia 4-0 on Friday afternoon to earn their fifth straight shutout.
"Experience is huge for them. That is one of their strengths; pace is another," Heinz said. "They feel they are a good team and it is hard to knock down a team that has great amount of confidence. They have very strong players everywhere, from goalkeeper to the front line. They have a lot talent."
Valdosta State enters today's game following a 4-1 rout of West Alabama Friday afternoon. The Blazers scored all four of their goals in the first 30 minutes, something Heinz was pleased to see.
"It gives us a lot of confidence, getting onto the scoreboard and not just getting one (goal)," Heinz said. "Right now, our team is focusing on getting more shots off. (Friday) that was the goal — how many shots can we take and can we get those shots early on. It shows these players that if you do shoot, you can score."
Previously, the Blazers and Tigers had played to a 1-1 tie earlier in the season, something Heinz was not pleased with.
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The men have been on a roll of late, winning nine of their last 11 games to improve to 9-5 on the season. After a pair of wins against Babson and Coast Guard last week, Springfield stands at 2-0 in league play and is the only team in the NEWMAC with a 2-0 record.
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WASHINGTON — Admitted leaker Edward Snowden took flight Sunday in evasion of U.S. authorities, seeking asylum in Ecuador and leaving the Obama administration scrambling to determine its next step in what became a game of diplomatic cat-and-mouse.
The former National Security Agency contractor and CIA technician fled Hong Kong and arrived at the Moscow airport, where he planned to spend the night before boarding an Aeroflot flight to Cuba. Ecuador's Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino said his government received an asylum request from Snowden, and the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks said it would help him.
"He goes to the very countries that have, at best, very tense relationships with the United States," said Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Fla., adding that she feared Snowden would trade more U.S. secrets for asylum. "This is not going to play out well for the national security interests of the United States."
The move left the U.S. with limited options as Snowden's itinerary took him on a tour of what many see as anti-American capitals. Ecuador in particular has rejected the United States' previous efforts at cooperation, and has been helping WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, avoid prosecution by allowing him to stay at its embassy in London.
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For those interested in sending more personal messages -- confessions of love, apologies, "I told you so," a map to buried treasure -- there'sIf I Die. This company will also post a public Facebook message when you die (the message goes up when at least three of your appointed trustees tell the service you've died), but it can also send out private messages to specific people over Facebook or via e-mail.A more extreme version of this type of control lies at the heart of_LivesOn, a new project with the catchy tag line "When your heart stops beating, you'll keep tweeting."Still in the early stages, _LivesOn is a Twitter tool in development at Lean Mean Fighting Machine, an advertising agency in the United Kingdom. The agency is partnering with the Queen Mary University to create Twitter accounts that post in the voice of a specific person, even after he or she has died.
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2. Turn out onto a lightly floured work surface and shape into a flattened disc. Divide into two portions and place each in a plastic bag and chill 1-2 hours or up to 3 days.
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Okay, I do not use the product but am the purchaser and beneficiary of my wife using it. I have bought her Eternity for years but a few years ago my wife tried this perfume and I liked the smell even better than Eternity. Unfortunately, the cost at the local department store was pricy but she found FragranceX and was amazed at the price difference.
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Interlibrary Loan
What is an Interlibrary Loan?
Books, videos and other materials that are not located in the JSC Library collection can be retrieved from reciprocating libraries through interlibrary loan (ILL).
Who can use Interlibrary Loans?
This service is available to members of the Johnson State College academic community only, and your JSC Library account must be in good standing to request ILL or distance library services. Overdue items must be returned or renewed; fines must be paid.
ILL requests may take as little as 24 hours or up to six weeks to process. Please submit a realistic "Need By" date.
Please prioritize your requests. During busy times of the semester, the ILL staff will make every effort to process five requests per student per week.
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The Department recognizes the courage and sacrifice of American veterans, particularly those who are injured in the line of duty. To honor their service, the Department participates in programs to help injured soldiers and disabled veterans gain skills and transition to civilian work.
- Operation Warfighter Initiative
Operation Warfighter helps service members who are recovering from injury to learn valuable skills and build their resumes.
- Wounded Warrior Program
The Wounded Warrior Program helps disabled veterans navigate the complicated federal hiring process. Through this program, the Department recruits disabled veterans to serve in many different capacities in the Department.
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Considerations for Machining Exotics
In manufacturing, the term "exotic" is used to describe materials that display excellent wear characteristics, durability and service life in high heat, extreme cold or corrosive environments.
Technologies for Chip and Coolant Management
To the casual observer, removing the chips created during a metalworking manufacturing process may seem about as complicated as emptying a waste basket.
Mist Collector Design Fundamentals
Consider design differences when determining what style of mist collector is best for a given application.
About Metalworking Fluids and More (Part 2)
Two science papers from Quaker Chemical Corp. are worth reading for what they say about key developments in metalworking technology.
About Metalworking Fluids and More (Part 1)
Two science papers from Quaker Chemical Corp. are worth reading for what they say about key developments in metalworking technology.
Tool-Related Considerations for More Efficient Machining of Titanium
The expert in our Titanium Machining Zone offers advice related to coolants and coatings.
The 400° Difference
Cryogenic machining achieves dramatic tool life gains not by flooding the cut, but by refrigerating the tool.
The Many Ways Ford Benefits from MQL
Clean machining using minimum quantity lubrication has allowed Ford's Van Dyke transmission plant to become fundamentally more efficient and effective at manufacturing six-speed automatic transmissions.
Coolant Filtration Yields Significant Savings
While many shop managers intuitively understand the importance of properly maintaining coolant, it's likely that few have calculated the actual cost savings of doing so. Keller Products says the 80-percent savings realized by one customer after inst...
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Cougar Field hosts Chatham High School football games but is used for more than just that purpose.
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In an effort to prevent drinking and driving, Metro will offer free rides on buses and trains on Christmas Eve from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m. Christmas Day.
Free rides will also be offered during the same hours on New Year's Eve.
Metro rail will operate all night on New Year's Eve to encourage safe travel and to get people to use public transit to the Rose Parade in Pasadena on New Year's Day, but the free fares will apply only until 2 a.m.
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Corey Martin, the son of Sabres legend Rick Martin, knew his dad was a public figure. It was obvious whenever they'd be out and people would stop by to say hello or reminisce.
Corey got a good look at much Buffalo really appreciated his father when he died suddenly March 13. Many of the folks who sent their condolences gave Corey a standing ovation today following his speech in HSBC Arena during the Sabres' tribute to their former player.
The approximately 2,500 people who attended the memorial rose to their feet following Corey's glowing tribute to Martin.
"He went out doing what he loved," said Corey Martin, who recalled the high spirits his father was in just hours before his heart gave out. Rick Martin was pleased to talk about new owner Terry Pegula and was riding with his dog to visit friends when he died.
"There was that renewed sense of optimism from my father," Corey Martin said. "You could see that little gleam in his eye."
Corey Martin was one of eight speakers, in addition to program host Ed Kilgore, who paid tribute to the left winger on the French Connection. Below is the audio of the 70-minute memorial.
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Angus Museums
Cultural Services maintains seven museums in Arbroath, Brechin, Forfar Kirriemuir and Montrose. Each has a unique flavour, reflecting the different characters of the burgh towns of Angus.
Arbroath museum reflects the history of the Bell Rock Lighthouse, Montrose is rich in maritime and social history, Forfar features many magnificent Pictish stones, Brechin reflects its past as a cathedral city and Kirriemuir acts as a gateway to the Angus Glens. Material on other areas of Angus which do not currently have a museum are also actively collected and displayed whenever possible.
All the museums collect objects and photographs relating to any aspect of life or work in Angus. Behind the scenes there is a wealth of local history, archaeology, natural history and geology and art resources to help all kinds of enquirers from school projects to PhD theses! Activities for children, family groups and adults are arranged regularly such as workshops, walks, concerts, lectures and dramatic re-enactments.
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Jeff Niemann is out for anywhere from a few weeks to a few months with a broken fibula. The Tampa Bay Rays will expend him like a shotgun shell and shove a worthwhile replacement into the rotation. In their cockier moments, the Rays send drunken e-mails to the other 29 teams, asking of any of them would be up for a switch to nine-man rotations.
Joe Maddon says he's narrowed his choices down to two young pitchers:
Alex Cobb and Chris Archer are the likely candidates to fill the void left in the Rays' rotation created by Jeff Niemann's injury, according to Rays manager Joe Maddon.
Cobb is a 24-year-old right-hander who has posted fantastic strikeout ratios in the upper minors. Archer is a 23-year-old right-hander who has superlative stuff but wonky control. My goal when I started this was to compare and contrast the two pitchers, and see who would fit better with the Rays. After an hour, I realized I was about to write 600 or 700 words that could have been condensed to this:
Alex Cobb doesn't walk as many guys as Chris Archer. While Archer might be the prospect with a higher ceiling, Cobb gives the Rays a better chance of more immediate success. Also, this impending roster move reminds me of the time they mentioned cobb salad on Archer, which was awesome.
There are interesting tidbits if you dig enough. Over at DRaysBay, they took an in-depth look at Cobb, and you can find scouting reports on Archer, too.
But nothing can replace the value of watching the pitchers with your own eyes, even if you're pretty useless as a scout. At least, I am. But I still like to look at how prospects swing and throw, run and catch. You can do that with Cobb because he's been in the majors before:
For Archer, though, your options are limited. Here he is talking into the camera. Here he's talked about for 30 seconds over a still-photo montage of him puffing his cheeks out like a big ol' bullfrog. Here he is on a video that was shot on a spy camera the size of a fleck of dandruff, which makes the video more impressive than you initially thought.
There is a bounty of content over at MiLB.com, by which I mean three or four pitches. Here's one of those pitches:
If you want to watch Archer pitch, you should probably just buy a ticket to a Durham Bulls game.
We're at a crossroads with technology. And by "we", I mean "any spoiled baseball fan on the Internet in 2012." Do you ever stop to think how spoiled we are? Seconds to hours after Brett Lawrie wigged out on an umpire, we could watch a video of the incident on our phones, get an overhead shot of the called strike in question, and figure out how much vertical break Rodney had on each pitch thrown in the at-bat.
It used to be that if you had one of these babies, you were planting a flag on Technology Mountain. Scores and updates, beamed from space to a device the size of a coffee-table book? Oh, baby. And remember when GameDay first came out, how amazing it was to have that strike-zone tracking? Just a few years later, we're used to so much more.
Here's hoping the next frontier for spoiled baseball fans on the Internet has to do with quality video of minor-league and amateur baseball. The technology exists. So does the demand -- prospect-hounding is serious business these days. MiLB.com sells subscriptions to video content -- some of it is fantastic, and some of it is like the third-deck camera-phone shot embedded up there. Depends on the minor-league team in question.
It's certainly unrealistic to hope for professionally produced minor-league television broadcasts. But higher-quality video, even if just in unedited streams from a behind-the-plate perspective, would be a huge step. As we get more and more spoiled with the wealth of information today, we'll keep digging for more and more. I'm not sure what rock bottom would be -- body-language experts and graphology! -- but a few ticks above that is probably a way to study your favorite prospects a little bit more.
Until then, here's what you should know about the Rays' decision: Alex Cobb doesn't walk as many guys as Chris Archer. While Archer might be the prospect with a higher ceiling, Cobb gives the Rays a better chance of more immediate success. That's the kind of analysis you can get only here, folks.


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(Redirected from Thomas William Burgess)International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame in 1983 as an Honour Swimmer. Burgess became the second man to swim the English Channel in 22 hours 35 minutes on 6 September 1911 on his 16th attempt. In 1926, he also trained Gertrude Ederle who became the first woman to swim the English Channel.
His family moved to Westminster, London around 1882. During this time, Burgess joined a swimming club and swam to Battersea along the Thames. Around 1889 The Earl offered him the opportunity to set up a French branch of the motor tyre business in Paris, France where he got married. In the 1920's, he bought a summer home at Cap Gris Nez as a summer base to train English Channel swimmers from 1922 to 1934. In 1941 it was reported by the newspapers that Burgess was taken prisoner by the Nazis and held in a prison camp Stalag 142 in Bascanon, France. He was released later the same year.


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With holiday properties exclusively in the South Hams coast & countryside, our Salcombe-based, friendly and local team really know and love the area, and regularly visit our properties. We aim to help match your expectations of your Salcombe holiday with the right holiday cottage, apartment or house, in the right location to suit your requirements.
Our holiday property descriptions provide as much detail as possible about the accommodation but please do discuss any specific concerns or needs, for instance mobility and access issues. Whether you are looking for a baby-friendly property or pet-friendly accommodation, internet access or parking, we will try our best to help you find exactly what you require for your Salcombe holiday.
With holiday properties available throughout the year, most boasting stunning countryside or sea views and others including swimming pools or the use of leisure facilities, we are sure we will have the right accommodation for your holiday. Whatever the nature of your trip, whether it be your main summer holiday, a festive Christmas or New Year break, escaping for a short break to recharge the batteries, taking a working break and so needing internet access, or celebrating a special anniversary with a long weekend away, we look forward to welcoming you to the South Hams in the southernmost tip of South Devon sometime soon.


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Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. While this drug may be prescribed for selected conditions, precautions do apply.
What if I miss a dose?If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
What may interact with this medicine?
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Spread your brand name at the grassroots level
A recent survey of staffing firms by Staffing Industry Analysts, Inc., regarding the importance of various sources to recruit contractors or temporary employees, revealed some interesting results. Referrals, databases, former contacts and job boards came up as the top four recruiting tools. Recruiting from colleges and universities was at the bottom of the long list of sources.
This finding left me scratching my head. I went back to the report to check if the order of importance was different for different segments of staffing. The answer was no. They were quite uniform across the board, even for segments such as IT and tech/engineering, where I keep hearing how tight the labor market is.
I realize that clients are asking for experienced professionals or for specific skills in certain verticals. But still, is there no one looking to hire fresh graduates? A recent survey of U.S. college undergraduates indicates the interest of undergraduates in computer science major is at the lowest since 1995 even though the employment growth rate in the computer science and mathematics jobs was a remarkable 3.7% in 2007.
Without getting into the details of the study (see the link below for the full Insight), when I talked to the author of the study he emphasized how it is incumbent on both the universities and the industry to reignite student's interest in computer science and to convince them that despite the talks about jobs going offshore, there are indeed enough highly paid IT jobs available within the United States.
Perhaps staffing firms should step in and take the lead. University students are always looking for some extra income, and working on a temporary job offers them both money and solid experience to put on their resume. And if they do the job well, there is always the chance of converting the temporary assignment to a fulltime job. In my opinion, it's a win-win situation for staffing companies. You tap into a big workforce that is eager to gain hands-on experience and you establish your brand as a socially responsible entity and effective job source. Not to forget that, once these students graduate, they will remember the staffing firm that helped them out during their student days and quite possibly head to your office to launch them into their chosen career.


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McALESTER —
Virginia Sadler Larkin, 98, of McAlester, died Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013, at a local nursing center.
Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at First Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Dr. Tom Murray officiating. Private family burial will be held. Arrangements are under direction of Bishop Funeral Service of McAlester.
A lifelong resident of McAlester, she was born April 28, 1914, in Belleville, Ark. She was the daughter of James Tillman and Nora Melton Sadler. She attended McAlester schools, graduating in the Class of 1932. In December of that year she married Thomas W. "Toby" Wheatley Jr.
Having been a member of the First Presbyterian Church of McAlester for more than 80 years, she served as director of Christian education there for 23 years, retiring in 1976.
She had been active in the Presbyterian Womens Society, Girl Scouts, Fortnightly Club, PTA, United Commercial Travelers, Meals on Wheels and Rainbow Girls Organization and traveled extensively.
Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law, Judy Wheatley Ewton and husband, Bill, Temple, Texas; grandson, William Thomas Ewton and wife, Karen, Salado, Texas; granddaughter, Melanie Ewton England and husband, Christopher, Abilene, Texas.
Also, sisters-in-law, Helen Sadler, of Oklahoma City, and Marguerite Sadler, of McAlester; great-grandchildren, Virginia Lyn "Jenny" Ewton, Cole Ewton, Katey Ewton and Annie Ewton, all of Salado, Texas, and Jessica England Owen and husband, Aaron, Abilene, Texas; great-granddaughter, Madeline Owen, Abilene, Texas.
And, nieces and nephews, Virginia Johnston, Larkspur, Calif., John Christophel and wife, Lois, of Delaware, Marilyn Sadler Thrasher and husband, Bob, of McAlester, Jim Sadler and wife, Deborah, of McAlester, and George Sadler, Copper Mountain, Colo.; stepchildren, Janice Parker and husband, Larry, Hot Springs Village, Ark., and William Giles Larkin and wife, Jean, Dallas, and numerous great-nieces and great-nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husbands, Thomas W. "Toby" Wheatley Jr., Walter Clarke, and Giles W. Larkin; sister, Regenia Sadler Christophel; brothers, Melton Sadler and J.T. Sadler, and great-grandson, Benton Thomas Ewton.
Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church or the charity of your choice.


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GREENVILLE — Gusting winds, combined with continued drought conditions have resulted in the Texas A&M Forest Service listing Hunt County under a "moderate" danger of grass and wild fires today.
The National Weather Service forecast is calling for partly sunny skies with a high near 94 this afternoon and south southwest winds around 20 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph.
It is expected to be mostly clear tonight, with a low around 75 and south wind gusts as high as 25 mph.
The county is not currently under a burn ban, although there are still certain restrictions to outdoor burning. The burning of household trash is only permissible during daylight hours and the wind speed cannot be greater than 23 mph. Natural materials, such as brush and limbs can be burned, but not treated or painted lumber. No prohibited material — including but not limited to rubber, plastics, wire, insulation and furniture — can be burned, and a responsible person must be present during active burning.