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4/28/2013 | Guthrie matches KC record for unbeaten starts
Right-hander Jeremy Guthrie matched a Royals record with his 16th straight start without a loss, as Alcides Escobar and Alex Gordon belted homers in a 9-0 win over the Indians on Sunday in the opener of a twin bill at Kauffman Stadium.
4/28/2013 | Ruiz reinstated for series finale vs. Mets
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4/28/2013 | One year later, Harper has lived up to the billing
Exactly one year into his big league career, it's safe to say that Bryce Harper has lived up to expectations. Besides being the reigning National League Rookie of the Year Award winner, Harper is currently the Nationals' best hitter and has put his name in the team's record books.
4/28/2013 | Hanley collects two RBIs in first rehab game
Hanley Ramirez began a Minor League rehab assignment with Class A Rancho Cucamonga on Saturday as the shortstop continues to inch closer to a return to the Dodgers.
4/28/2013 | Nelson designated; Arenado set to get his chance
The Rockies designated regular third baseman Chris Nelson for assignment. And as expected, the Rockies called up Nolan Arenado, 22, from Triple-A Colorado Springs.
4/28/2013 | Marine Corps members take part in umpire camp
The fog was just lifting at Oceanside High School on Saturday morning when 18 members of the United States Marine Corps showed up to use their highly trained discipline to learn a new skill -- baseball umpiring, from some of the game's most experienced umpires.
4/28/2013 | Vargas faces Iwakuma in return to Seattle
Jason Vargas, who was an integral part of the Mariners' rotation while Hisashi Iwakuma was buried in Seattle's bullpen a year ago, will lead the Angels against Iwakuma in Seattle on Sunday.
4/28/2013 | Kendrys backs Felix's gem against Angels
Pinch-hitter Kendrys Morales stroked an RBI single in the seventh inning to make a winner of Felix Hernandez and the Mariners, 3-2, over the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday night at Safeco Field.
4/28/2013 | Smith and Kluber square off in twin bill's nightcap
The night game of a split doubleheader Sunday will feature Will Smith for the Royals and Corey Kluber for the Indians. The Royals won the opener, 9-0.
4/27/2013 | Lackey set to return as Sox eye sweep of Astros
After exiting his first start in more than a year on April 6 due to a right biceps strain, John Lackey will take the ball opposite Bud Norris as the Red Sox look to end their homestand with a sweep of the Astros.
4/27/2013 | Royals, Indians gear up for day-night doubleheader
Jeremy Guthrie hopes to keep his strong season with the Royals going in the first game of Sunday's day-night twin bill. Cleveland will send Justin Masterson to the hill for the first game. The night game will feature Will Smith for the Royals and Corey Kluber for the Indians.
4/27/2013 | Shake it up: Doubront rebounds to stymie Astros
After a first inning that was beyond shaky, Felix Doubront picked himself up, leading the Red Sox to an 8-4 victory over the Astros at Fenway Park.
4/27/2013 | Wedge letting shortstop situation play out
Mariners shortstop Brendan Ryan is being given more time off to work on his hitting, and Robert Andino has had his playing time increased, but manager Eric Wedge said it's not something "we need to put a label on."
4/27/2013 | Struggling Ibanez returns to lineup
Mariners outfielder/designated hitter Raul Ibanez, who missed the past two games to focus on his stroke, was back in the lineup Saturday. Ibanez entered the game mired in an 0-for-13 (and 1-for-23) skid.
4/27/2013 | Saunders targeted for Monday return
Mariners outfielder Michael Saunders, who avoided injury was hit on his sprained right shoulder during his first rehab game with Triple-A Tacoma on Friday, could still return to Seattle as early as Monday.
4/27/2013 | Ross' sac fly lifts D-backs in 10 on wild night
A.J. Pollock took advantage of a Rockies' miscue in the 10th inning and went on to score the winning run on Cody Ross' sacrifice fly, lifting the D-backs to 3-2 victory over the Rockies at Chase Field
4/27/2013 | Mariners' Datz reveals battle with cancer
Mariners third-base coach Jeff Datz informed the team and the players on Saturday that he has cancer. Manager Eric Wedge, whose worked with Datz since 1998, expressed the team's commitment to supporting its friend and colleague.
4/27/2013 | Vogelsong hoping to contain homers, avoid sweep
Ryan Vogelsong will look to limit the deep ball Sunday as the Giants try to salvage a game against the Padres in the finale of a three-game set at Petco Park. Meanwhile, Padres right-hander Jason Marquis will look to rebound after his worst start of the season Monday against the Brewers.
4/27/2013 | Cards to pit Miller vs. Pirates in Game 3
Shelby Miller carries a 3-1 record, 1.44 ERA and 26 strikeouts in 25 innings into the Cardinals' series finale against Jeff Locke and the Pirates on Sunday at Busch Stadium.
4/27/2013 | Conger makes most of rare start
It isn't easy to get your first start in five days and go deep in your first plate appearance. But that's what backup catcher Hank Conger did in the second inning against Aaron Harang on Friday night, hitting his first big league homer since Sept. 16, 2011.
4/27/2013 | Kendrick making impact on defense
Ultimate Zone Rating says Howie Kendrick's value at second base has declined this season, but Angels coach Alfredo Griffin, who has worked with Kendrick throughout the 29-year-old's Major League career, will tell you he's never been this good.
4/27/2013 | Royals honor Boston with 'Sweet Caroline' rendition
Royals fans joined in baseball's nationwide support of "Boston Strong" with a rousing rendition of the Fenway favorite, "Sweet Caroline," in the sixth inning on Saturday night.
4/27/2013 | Chacin throws off mound, eyes May 5 return from DL
Rockies right-hander Jhoulys Chacin threw a 40-pitch bullpen session on Saturday -- the first big test since he suffered a back strain on April 19.
4/27/2013 | Cashner racks up special trifecta in victory
When Andrew Cashner contributed to his own cause Friday night with a single, stolen base and run scored to go along with his first Major League victory as a starting pitcher, he accomplished a rare feat.
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It has been some time after the Girl's World Forum in Chicago, and now I have had some time to digest the extreme amount of information that has been thrown at me during the week. The statistics, narratives, and ideas that were all delivered in discussions and presentations (while I was running purely on energy supplied by morning coffee and afternoon tea) can now be applied to my life and can now help me broaden my focus from myself and my community, to the globe.
In one week, I was taught about the power we as Girl Scouts have when we work as individuals, when we come together as sisters, and in the simple ways we live our lives. I was reminded of just how small this world is, and the lives of people miles away can be identical to our own. The greatest part about the trip was the balance. I could spend a night with a group of girls laughing and talking about Justin Bieber's hair, and I could also spend a morning discussing poverty with girls from India, Bangladesh, and Nepal. Each day was important, and each day I learned more about this globe and myself than I could have imagined.
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The first night is a blur. A swirl of names that I couldn't pronounce, speeches by the President of Girl Scouts of the USA, Connie Lindsay, and the National CEO-Anna Maria Chavez, and SWAPs (Special Whatchamacallits Affectionately Pinned Somewhere). Lots of SWAPs!
I did meet a group from Japan, who taught me a few different phrases in Japanese. And I taught them some American slang. I spent time with the two girls and their chaperone, Chieko, during a lot during the trip. Even though we didn't speak the same language, and required a lot of translations, we could all still easily laugh together.
7/12 Thursday
The next day began bright and early, with an opening flag ceremony with a flag for every country that represents Girl Guiding and Scouting. Then we went right into our sessions, we broke out into different groups and would remain in those groups the entire week. Each group had a language focus, so the translators could stay with the girls- I was in the Arabic group. It was such a variety. On my left would be a girl from Turlock, California which is just a short drive away and on my right- a girl fromYemen, a long plane ride away. My group included girls from California, New York, Hungary, Texas, Yemen, India, Bangladesh, Maryland, Georgia, Antigua and Barbuda, all over the Middle East, and all over the rest of the world.
The focus of our sessions was on understanding the eight Millennium Development Goals. They are goals set out by the United Nations to help eliminate global poverty by empowering global citizens, promoting health and education, and sustainably helping people and the environment. We also learned about organizations like Heifer International and The Girl Effect. I really recommend that you do a quick Google search and learn more about these two organizations and how they are working to end poverty by empowering women. The Girl Effect is designed to help girls stay in school to help break the cycle of child marriages and prostitution and Heifer International helping to empower women and their communities through education and business.
Later that night we went on a double decker bus tour of Chicago, and got a chance to see all of the sites including Oprah's house!! Afterwards I had a chance to walk to the city with a group of girls and their
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Friday began with a quick breakfast and a long bus ride to the Brookfield Zoo, the day was focused on environmental conservation and included three sessions about three of the largest global issues – deforestation, water conservation, and climate change. The most interesting thing was that most of our paper products (which is practically everything we use!) is logged illegally, and is causing severe deforestation in rainforests that are vital to our area. A simple thing that anyone can do is buy products that have an FSC label, which means they are certified and the paper products come from trees that are sustainably produced. Since coming home I have already encouraged my family to make the change and we now are using toilet paper and paper toilets that are FSC certified. (Just a hint, Starbucks uses cups that are FSC certified, an excuse for that morning latte!). After our sessions we were allowed to explore the zoo, and see all the animals.
7/14 Saturday
Saturday was all sessions, back to back to back. We covered women empowerment, self esteem, and political leadership in our daily lives. The session, How to Lead a Political Life by Erin Viardi was by far the most interesting (follow her on twitter, @ErinViardi!) she taught us that by being informed and passionate anyone can lead a political life.
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Sunday was back to the zoo! This time we helped to plant native grasses that would benefit the environment and the local area. We worked during the day to plant grasses and wildflowers, so if you ever go to the Brookfield Zoo, ask where the Girl Scouts planted grasses and they will take you there. The grass right now may not look like much, but soon it will be giant.
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Downloads and digital music haven't stopped record stores from thriving.
iTunes, Amazon and Napster were supposed to have killed the record store.
Napster kicked off the digital music boom by letting people download songs and whole albums for free. Apple's iTunes — and later Amazon and others — came along with low prices and made digital music legitimate.
Why go to a brick-and-mortar record store when you can hop on your computer and have it in your hands in minutes? Plenty of people have an emphatic answer to that question.
In fact, while the Omaha and Lincoln area has fewer record stores that in the past, observers say it still has more than other similarly-sized cities. Within a half-block in Omaha, Homer's Music, Drastic Plastic and Antiquarium Records all do business selling CDs, records and T-shirts. And an official from Homer's, the area's largest store, says sales are healthy.
Kevin Hinrichs of Omaha likes record stores because of helpful staffers who recommend music and better music quality on CDs compared to mp3s.
"I still go out on release day and buy actual discs," Hinrichs said. "And record stores have better selection, not just what's popular."
Omahan Melissa Kucirek loves the variety, too, especially that "someone with a Henry Rollins or Sex Pistols T-shirt might be standing next to someone looking for a WHAM! or Yanni CD."
You also can give credit to vinyl, a once-abandoned format that is gaining in popularity year over year, for the staying power of record stores. Some stores have responded with increased shelf space for vinyl. Others, open for decades, have always been devoted to vinyl and are seeing fans come back to it.
"I'm still seeing all these guys from California that freak out when they see 2,000 feet of vinyl because they're not used to seeing that many records in one place," said Stuart Kolnick of Lincoln's Recycled Sounds.
On Saturday, independent record stores — including Kolnick's — will celebrate Record Store Day. The nationwide event includes hundreds of limited-edition vinyl releases and attracts lots of customers.
Even though music megastores such as Tower Records no longer exist and big-box stores such as Best Buy are scaling back their music sections, local independent record stores are thriving.
In 2011, 223.5 million CDs and 3.9 million vinyl albums were sold nationwide. Of those, more than 87 percent were bought in physical stores. More than 23.7 million of them were bought in independent stores such as Omaha's Homer's Music or Recycled Sounds.
While Web-based services sell a lot of music, the vast majority of those sales are individual songs. When people buy full albums, most of them (more than 67 percent) buy physical CDs or LPs, according to Nielsen Soundscan, which tracks music sales.
(And that's only new copies. When someone buys a used record or CD, a big part of business for indie stores and the only thing available at places like Antiquarium Records, it doesn't count toward those numbers.)
The best example of people choosing physical over digital music is Adele, the current queen of the pop charts. Her smash hit, the Grammy-winning album, "21," sold more than 5.8 million copies last year. More than 4 million were physical copies, not downloads.
"There's still a huge desire for physical product," said Mike Fratt, general manager at Homer's Music.
Fratt, who has worked for Homer's since 1979 and worked for other record stores before that, has seen the music business through ups and downs, through eight-track, vinyl and the CD era, and now to people moving back to vinyl.
"Change has been an ongoing part of this business," he said. "We've had 12 years of people telling us that record stores are going away and, statistically, if people want to buy an album, they're still choosing physical."
For years, so-called "big box" stores such as Target, Wal-Mart and Best Buy threatened the stand-alone record stores. These mass merchants could offer large selections and, since they buy large quantities of albums for all their stores, offer lower prices.
Now some have moved away from music and most have drastically lowered their inventories.
"Now that mass merchants are the getting out of it, we're our biggest competition," Fratt said. "Can we be good enough that when people walk in the door, we have what they want and give them quality customer service?"
Independent stores also try to be diverse. Drastic Plastic carries a lot of rock and pop culture T-shirts made by Impact Merchandising, its parent company. Recycled Sounds has a huge selection of rock posters, which Kolnick said appeal to married guys "creating themselves a man cave."
At Homer's, Fratt said, having both new and used music is very important, and DVDs have been also been a brisk seller. Fratt wants to expand his store's gift items, and even cassettes and eight-track tapes have been popular.
Both Homer's and Recycled Sounds also sell turntables and Homer's sells speakers, amps and CD players.
The fact remains, however, that fewer record stores dot the landscape than in years past.
Homer's had as many as 15 stores in three cities, including Omaha, Lincoln and Des Moines, though some of them were purchased to absorb competition and were soon closed. Now Homer's — the metro area's largest store — is down to one outlet in the Old Market, where sales have been up.
Still, Omaha and Lincoln appear to have even more stores than larger cities. Delta's "Sky" magazine did a feature on Homer's last year and American Airlines' "American Way" asked, "Why are three record — actual vinyl record — stores here, within a block of each other, in downtown Omaha?"
Affordable commercial real estate is one reason, but the selection in the stores — all of which are decades old — also contributes because it attracts customers. Antiquarium has loads of vinyl you could get lost in and Homer's wants to rebuild its shelves to expand selection.
At Recycled Sounds in Lincoln, Kolnick said he knows what brings people in.
"It's the variety," Kolnick said. "I'm always looking for odd things and anything I don't have."
Great music also helps. With something as good as Adele, people will come out to buy. And many — such as Omahan Bronson Sweet — want something they can touch.
"I like having a tangible item and I get to listen to the album on the way home, (and) I also like drilling through a bunch of CDs," he said.
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I WAS GOING THROUGH MY MEMORIALS I PLACED ON FAMILY IN THE MT.CARMEL,,IUKA CEMETERY I NOTICED YOU PLACED SEVERAL ON SOME OF MY FAMILY MEMBERS ESPECIALLY ON ZEPHA ATWOOD YOU CALLED HER AUNT SHE IS ALSO MY AUNT, MY MOTHERS SISTER I WAS JUST WONDERING IF YOU ARE FAMILY AND WHERE DO YOU TIE IN YOU ALSO DONE SAM DAY HE IS MY GRANDFATHERS BROTHER MY GRAND FATHER IS JESSE DAY. i HAVE JUST FINISHED TRACING THE DAY FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF I MISSED ANYONE. WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU AND SEE WHERE YOU FIT IN ON THE TREE THANK YOU FOR YOUR INPUT. PATRICIA MALLORY
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In the midst of all the wedding planning, brides commonly overlook the health and appearance of their skin. You will be photographed more times on the day of your wedding than any other occasion, and you want your skin to look as amazing as your wedding decor. That also means you will scrutinize every blemish and line on your face! Let's look at some common questions that brides have regarding their skin and preparing for their big day, and how you can get your skin picture perfect.
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Nib \Nib\ (n[i^]b), n. [A variabt of neb.] 1. A small and pointed thing or part; a point; a prong. "The little nib or fructifying principle." --Sir T. Browne. [1913 Webster] 2. (Zool.) The bill or beak of a bird; the neb. [1913 Webster] 3. The points of a pen; also, the pointed part of a pen; a short pen adapted for insertion in a holder. [1913 Webster] 4. One of the handles which project from a scythe snath; also, [Prov. Eng.], the shaft of a wagon. [1913 Webster] 5. pl. See his nibs, below. [PJC] his nibs Someone who gives a command or makes a demand, often one who acts in a self-important manner, sometimes one with authority; -- used mockingly as a jocose term, as if a title of honor, but not usually in the presence of the person referred to, and usually indicating resentment or contempt. [Colloq.] [PJC] .
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Nib \Nib\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Nebbed; p. pr. & vb. n. Nibbing.] To furnish with a nib; to point; to mend the point of; as, to nib a pen. [1913 Webster] .
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Neb \Neb\ (n[e^]b), n. [AS. nebb head, face; akin to D. neb, Icel. nef, beak of a bird, nose, Dan. naeb beak, bill, Sw. n[aum]bb, n[aum]f, and prob. also to D. sneb, snavel, bill, beak, G. schnabel, Dan. & Sw. snabel, and E. snap. Cf. Nib, Snap, Snaffle.] The nose; the snout; the mouth; the beak of a bird; a nib, as of a pen. [Also written nib.] --Shak. [1913 Webster]


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A patch panel, which is the best bet... Otherwise you have people who fiberglass, and or bondo, neither do i reccomend.. A patch panel can be welded in and if you havent rock guarded the bottom of the truck then that would be a way to go to make everything look right. Also that will help to prevent future rust.
And since i just read that it isnt thru (i thought you said it was) then you could sand it down and as mentioned do the rock guard around the bottom of the truck, to keep everything looking symetrical.. That is usually what we do here in MN if the rust isnt thru, and or a patch panel if it is. I have to do patch panels on my 88..Mike
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I Love this Place – I have been to Talotta's Restaurant many many times, and I absolutely die for the wedding soup. The fish sandwiches is a perfect treat for your Friday night during lent. I think they have a lot of great food for reasonable prices. Its not like the portions are small either. I personally love the staff, including the owners who I know very well. But there staff makes you want to come back more and more because of their generosity and the care they put towards the customers. The cooks come out and interact with the customers. The bartenders are always playing great music. The hosts/hostess' they have treat you with all the respect in the world. Its just the place to be on any giving night.
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Tiny portion – Ten bucks for a mediocre salad, one tiny boneless chicken breast and a small portion of pasta out of line. Worth $6 at most.
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Since 1939, Talotta's has stood on West Main Street in Carnegie and the family-run business is now in its third generation. There have been a couple of additions to the building, but the simple, homey atmosphere has maintained over the years. The dining rooms are spotless, service is very friendly and everyone is treated like a regular customer.
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