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ANNA, Ill. (AP) — Officials at a southern Illinois food pantry say they're in dire need of help to keep their shelves stocked.
The (Carbondale) Southern Illinoisan reported Saturday that the Shawnee Development Food Pantry in the Union County town of Anna suspended operations for two weeks earlier this month because there was no food to give away.
Officials say that's the first time in 20 years that the pantry has had to close its doors.
A truckload of food arrived a few days ago, and should last until the end of the week. But officials say they'll have to close again if no more food arrives.
They say the pantry typically serves about 200 households monthly, but that number has climbed as high as 335 households as more young families seek help.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Allen Craig slid home and it sure looked as though he was out.
Didn't matter.
A rare obstruction call by an umpire let Craig score with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, finishing off a mad-cap play that sent the St. Louis Cardinals over the Boston Red Sox 5-4 Saturday night for a 2-1 lead in the World Series.
It was as crazy an ending in a World Series game as anyone had seen, and created a wild scene at home plate. The Cardinals rushed out to congratulate an ailing Craig while the Red Sox rushed to the exact same spot to argue the call.
A walk-off win? More like a trip-off.
"I'm in shock right now," Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina said. "Wow, it's unbelievable."
Third baseman Will Middlebrooks tripped Craig after a wild throw got away following Jon Jay's ninth-inning grounder.
Boston tied the score with two runs in the eighth before Molina singled with one out in the ninth off loser Brandon Workman. Craig, just back from a sprained foot, pinch hit and lined Koji Uehara's first pitch down the left-field line for a double that put runners on second and third.
With the infield in, Jay hit a grounder to diving second baseman Dustin Pedroia. He made a sensational stab and threw home to catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia, who tagged out the sliding Molina.
But then Saltalamacchia threw wide of third while trying to get Craig. After the ball got by, Middlebrooks, with his stomach on the field, raised both legs and tripped Craig, slowing him down as he tried to take off for home plate.
Third base umpire Jim Joyce immediately signaled obstruction, and even though a sliding Craig was tagged by Saltalamacchia at the plate following the throw by left fielder Daniel Nava, plate umpire Dana DeMuth signaled safe and then pointed to third, making clear the obstruction had been called.
"It's part of the game," Cardinals slugger Matt Holliday said. "The guy was in his way. ... We'll take it."
Craig returned for this Series from a sprained left foot that had sidelined him since early September. After an awkward slide on the final play, he hobbled off the field in apparent discomfort.
The Red Sox scored twice in the eighth inning to tie it 4-all. Jacoby Ellsbury led off with a single and Shane Victorino was hit by a pitch for the sixth time this postseason. Both runners moved up on Pedroia's groundout, and David Ortiz was intentionally walked.
Cardinals manager Mike Matheny went to hard-throwing closer Trevor Rosenthal with the bases loaded, hoping for a five-out save from a rookie who has looked almost untouchable this October. But the Red Sox pushed two runs across.
Daniel Nava drove in one with a short-hop grounder that was smothered by second baseman Kolten Wong, who had just entered on defense in a double-switch.
Wong went to second for the forceout, but Nava beat the relay and Ellsbury scored to make it 4-3. Xander Bogaerts tied it when he chopped a single up the middle.
Brandon Workman jammed Holliday and retired the slugger on a routine fly with two on to end the bottom of the eighth. That sent the game to the ninth tied at 4.
Holliday's two-run double puts the Cardinals on top 4-2 in the seventh.
It was a tough inning for Red Sox reliever Craig Breslow. Matt Carpenter reached safely when he checked his swing on an infield single to shortstop. Carlos Beltran was grazed on the elbow pad by a pitch - making no effort to get out of the way.
Beltran, in fact, almost appeared to stick his elbow out just a tiny bit to make sure the ball made contact.
Junichi Tazawa came on and Holliday pulled a grounder past Middlebrooks at third. The ball kicked into the left-field corner and Holliday went all the way to third on the throw to the plate.
Tazawa then got a couple of strikeouts and prevented further damage.
It was Middlebrooks' first inning in the field. He entered as a pinch-hitter in the top of the seventh and took over at third base in the bottom half.
That shifted Bogaerts to shortstop - and neither one was able to make the difficult defensive play Boston needed in that inning.
Cardinals starter Joe Kelly, one of the few major league pitchers to wear glasses on the mound, set down his first nine batters. The Red Sox seemed to see him better the next time around in coming back from a 2-0 deficit.
Bogaerts opened the fifth with a triple that banged-up right fielder Beltran couldn't quite reach. The rookie later scored on a grounder by pinch-hitter Mike Carp.
Slumping Shane Victorino drew a leadoff walk from Kelly in the sixth and wound up scoring the tying run. Ortiz grounded a single off lefty reliever Randy Choate, and Nava greeted Seth Maness with an RBI single that made it 2-all.
Their fielding woes from Game 1 far behind them, the slick-fielding Cardinals made several sharp plays. Kelly barehanded a one-hopper, Carpenter threw out a runner from his knees up the middle and third baseman David Freese backhanded a line drive.
St. Louis quickly broke ahead, scoring in the first inning for the first time this October on RBI singles by Holliday and Molina. After the Cardinals got three hits in a span of four pitches, Red Sox reliever Felix Doubront began heating up in a hurry before Jake Peavy settled down.
Peavy wriggled out of bases-loaded, no-out jam in the fourth to keep the Cardinals' lead at 2-0. He got some help, too, from St. Louis third base coach Jose Oquendo.
With runners on first and second, Jon Jay hit a sharp single to center. The Red Sox were conceding a run and ready to let Molina score from second, but Oquendo held up the slow-footed catcher.
Peavy actually lowered his career postseason ERA by more than a full run, down to 9.27 in five winless starts.
A day before Kelly and Peavy faced each other, they sounded totally different.
Kelly kidded about his pregame preparation: He stays up all night taking on his Twitter followers, shooting away in "Call of Duty," the popular first-person war video game.
Peavy, meanwhile, was already ramped up and ready to go.
"This is what I've lived for my whole life," he said Friday. "I'm as prepared as I'll ever be, physically, mentally."
NOTES: Cardinals Hall of Famers Bob Gibson, Lou Brock, Ozzie Smith and Red Schoendienst took part in the first-ball festivities, with fan favorite Willie McGee tossing the pitch. ... At 21, Bogaerts became the third-youngest player to hit a triple in a World Series. Ty Cobb and Mickey Mantle did it at 20. ... Molina has a six-game hitting streak in World Series play. ... The family of late umpire Wally Bell was in the stands. Bell died at 48 this month, and the six-man crew is wearing patches to honor him. Bell's first plate job in the World Series was at this ballpark in 2006.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Alexander Steen scored two goals to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 6-1 win over the Nashville Predators on Saturday night.
T.J. Oshie, Jaden Schwartz, Derek Roy and Alex Pietrangelo also scored for the Blues, who had lost three of four.
Nick Spaling scored for Nashville, which has lost two of three as it sets out on a season-long seven-game road trip.
St. Louis has won four straight in Nashville for the first time.
Steen scored the game's first goal at 5:27 of the opening period.
With the Blues on a power play, Steen beat Nashville goaltender Carter Hutton with a wrist shot from above the left faceoff dot. A screen from teammate Chris Stewart helped Steen score his ninth of the season.
Oshie and Schwartz scored 4:02 apart in the second period to send the Blues into the second intermission up 3-0.
Spaling got the Predators on the board with a short-handed goal less than a minute into the third when he got his first goal of the season on breakaway, beating St. Louis goaltender Jaroslav Halak on the stick side.
The Blues put the game out of reach after Steen scored his second of the game at 4:37 and Roy followed at 7:48.
Steen has 10 goals so far this season after getting just eight in 40 games during the lockout-shortened 2012-13 season.
Hutton was lifted following Roy's goal. He was replaced by Magnus Hellberg, who was recalled Thursday after No. 1 goaltender Pekka Rinne had surgery to clear up an infection in the hip that he had surgically repaired in the offseason.
Jay Bouwmeester, David Backes, and Vladimir Tarasenko each had two assists for the Blues.
NOTES: Derek Roy played in his 600th career NHL game. . Blues LW Magnus Paajarvi sustained an upper-body injury in the first period and did not return to the game. . Before Saturday, Nashville had gone seven games without allowing a power-play goal.
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Connor Shaw came off the bench in the second half to lead a 17-point rally, throwing for 201 yards and three touchdowns, and Elliott Fry kicked the go-ahead field goal in the second overtime to help No. 20 South Carolina stun No. 5 Missouri 27-24 on Saturday night.
After Fry put the Gamecocks ahead from 40 yards out, Missouri's Andrew Baggett missed a 24-yard attempt off the left goal post.
Missouri (7-1, 3-1) could have all but locked up the SEC East with a victory, instead South Carolina (6-2, 4-2 SEC) moves to within one game of the Tigers for the division lead, with home games against Mississippi State and Florida remaining.
A sprain left knee kept Shaw from starting, but he entered the game in the third quarter and helped the Gamecocks score the final 17 points of regulation. He also threw a 15-yard touchdown pass on fourth down in the Gamecocks' first overtime to match the Tigers' Marcus Murphy's 1-yard scamper.
Shaw engineered fourth-quarter scoring drives of 65, 69 and 63 yards, and the Gamecocks knotted the score at 17 on a two-yard reception by Nick Jones with 42 seconds remaining. Ellington scored his first touchdown on a 6-yard catch with 12:13 remaining, and Elliott Fry added a 20-yard field goal with 5:03 left.
Mike Davis caught three screen passes on South Carolina's final scoring drive in regulation, partly making up for two fumbles in the first half. The Gamecocks turned the ball over three consecutive times in the second quarter, helping Missouri take a 14-0 halftime lead.
Davis, who led the conference with 125.6 rushing yards per game entering the night, committed his first miscue at the Missouri 29-yard line with 12:30 remaining in the half, and his second halted a 71-yard drive at the Tigers' 2-yard line with 5:46 left. He finished the night with 51 rushing yards and 99 receiving yards while backup Shon Carson added 27 on the ground and 14 through the air.
Davis' second fumble set the stage for a 96-yard touchdown pass from Mauk to L'Damian Washington on Missouri's ensuing drive. Two yards deep in his own end zone, Mauk found Washington streaking toward the middle of the field for an easy first down, and then the receiver eluded two tackles at his 45-yard line before being untouched the rest of the way. The pass was Missouri's longest since a 98-yarder from Pete Woods to Joe Stewart at Nebraska in 1976.
Mauk struggled out of the gate, throwing a pass dropped by defender Sharrod Golightly and then an interception to Kaiwan Lewis, a far cry from the 41-yard pass and 20-yard touchdown toss he threw in his opening attempts last week in a 36-17 win against Florida. But Mauk then completed three of his next four to set up Missouri's first touchdown, an 11-yard scamper by Murphy with 1:23 left in the first quarter.
The Tigers added a 27-yard field goal by Baggett with 6:46 left in the third quarter before he missed a 46-yarder in the fourth quarter wide left.
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Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., said today it is lowering its prime rate from 6.50 percent to 6.00 percent, effective today, Jan. 30, 2008. Wells Fargo & Company is a diversified financial services company with $575 billion in assets, providing banking, insurance, investments, mortgage and consumer finance through almost 6,000 stores and the internet (wellsfargo.com) across North America and internationally. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. is the only bank in the U.S., and one of only two banks worldwide, to have the highest credit rating from both Moody's Investors Service, "Aaa," and Standard & Poor's Ratings Services, "AAA."

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1575 S Fort Harrison Ave, Clearwater, FL | Directions 3375627.939876 -82.797934
The Pepper Mill restaurant is now the Belleair Grill and Wine Bar. My girlfriends and I were there last night for a girls night out. We had an excellent meal, everything was fresh and fabulous. The service was great, the new decor looks really nice and the music is cool too. There is a cool wine bar area to hang out and order some appetizers and taste some great wines. If you havent been since it has been redone, you are really missing out.
ONE OF OUR FAVORITE RESTAURANTS!!! – My Gentleman Friend and I absolutely enjoy eating at "THE PEPPER MILL RESTAURANT at 1575 South FT HARRISON in CLEARWATER. In fact, we were hooked right after the very first time. Now, it's one of our favorite Restaurants, for it's Fne Dining at Reasonable prices in a lovely setting! (even a fireplace which they light when we have a cold snap). Actually, more people should know about what the NEW OWNER has done to make this Dining experience special and unique. We also enjoy "The Pepper Mills" Friendly Staff. Even the owner came over to each table to greet his Customers and make sure we were all well satisfied. It's little touches like this that make a big difference to a customer! Interestingly, we've never been to a Restaurant in our area that offers complimentary Stuffed Mushrooms to start your meal off. Then there is the addictive Strawberry Butter and wonderful Poppy Seed Bread that comes with Hot Rolls. We tried their Poppy Seed Dressing a few weeks ago which they make from scratch. My Gentleman Friend commented, he could make a meal of it. He even tried to con the owner out of his recipe to my horror! Then too, the Herbs they use in their Cooking are straight out of their Herb Garden! Then after we enjoyed a sumptuous meal, our Server brought over to our table two Chocolate Covered Strawberries, which were complimentary as well. It's little touches like this which make this Reastaurant unique and makes their Customers want to come back for more of the same!!! Shelby
If you haven't been lately, you really should go – This is a great neighborhood restaurant! It's been around since 1989 (it used to be THE place to go), but the owner a few years ago let it go. Fortunately about two years ago it got a new owner who has put a lot into it. The interior is much nicer than you'd think from the outside - it's got a nice little bar and a big fireplace in the main dining room.
The food is really good - great steaks and what I think are the best crab cakes anywhere - full of lump crab meat and not overly-seasoned. They also have a few pasta dishes, chicken, duck, pork, veal and some REALLY good chocolate desserts. The Chocolate Sin and the Chocolate Truffle Torte are my favorites - for serious chocolate lovers only! The wine list is really reasonable, too.
Relaxing – The atmosphere is very relaxing. The house salad dressing is delicious. We've ordered filet mignon, fried shrimp and lamb. Everything was good except the lamb.
Great Food! – I haven't been here in a few years since I had to move back North. but it was always a friendly place with excellent food, cheap prices and a relaxing atmosphere.
The bread is baked fresh and the spread is excellent!!!
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The Dresden New YearÆs Eve operetta gala has grown into a hugely popular holiday tradition.
This yearÆs programme, entitled Tonight, took the audience on a dazzling journey from Berlin to Broadway, showcasing all the dynamism and drama of twentieth-century musical theatre: from kings of operetta Paul Abraham, Robert Stolz and Paul Lincke to masters of the musical Frederick Loewe, George Gershwin and Leonard Bernstein.
Sharing the stage with Thielemann this year were two of the greatest singers of our time, soprano Renķe Fleming and tenor Klaus Florian Vogt ¢ ideal choices as far as the conductor is concerned. ōItÆs wonderful to celebrate New YearÆs Eve with friends,ö he said. ōIÆve worked with both of them many times and itÆs always a delight, so I couldnÆt ask for better company on the last night of the year.ö
The concert was aired live from the Semperoper by ZDF, attracting over 1.3 million viewers.
ōA perfectly staged evening,ģö commented Julia Spinola for Deutschlandfunk.
Deutsche Grammophon, in its long-term cooperative association with Unitel/Classica and ZDF, is releasing ōTonightö on CD and DVD in January 2014.
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Wasteful practices continue to rileFebruary 09,2013
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Recently I was fired from my job as a deli worker at a major convenience chain. We were forced to throw away every food item that they considered waste or outdated. I soon came to realize that enough food was being discarded to the Dumpster daily to feed approximately 25 people. In one week, that amounts to 175 people who could be directly or indirectly fed, 600 per month.
In the five months of my employment, I was forced to throw away enough food to feed more than 3,000 people. This chain, I learned, has 36 stores, mostly in Vermont. You can do the math.
If this is not a crime, it should be. During my employment I constantly suggested alternative options such as homeless shelters, seniors, low income, after school, employees, farmers and compost.
First my hours were cut, I believe because I was not cheerfully compliant. I continued to be appalled by this outrageous waste daily. I have also thought that if I am not part of the solution, I am part of the problem.
So, if you let your conscience be your guide, you may stand to get fired. What happens next?
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This has been an eventful week, since we're just entering a new year, but as you wind down, be sure to make time for some good music via The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired's Top 10 Songs Of The Week.
It's a new year, and many of this week's releases seemed to be tailored for the impending celebrations that come with New Years Eve. That said, expect a lot more fun cuts to appear on this list.
Along with that, we received records from some up and coming MCs out of the Midwest. One is a true lyricist that hails from Columbus, Oh., while the others, Chicago natives, also have bars, but are a bit more raw because their music is inspired by the happenings in the streets.
And last, but not least, Hip-Hop's current golden boy set the year off properly with a pair of anthemic records. Hear them all in The Wrap Up after the jump.
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It's a long way from Glasgow, Scotland, to your Apple Store, but it shows how far RHA has come since it started making value-priced earphones and headphones in 2011. Here's a look at three models:
MA150 earphones
Price: $19.95.
Inline remote/microphone: No.
Construction: Plastic earpieces, 10 millimeter Mylar drivers, rubber cable.
Comes with: Three sizes of silicone tips, gold-plated 31/2 mm connector.
Compatibility: Any device with a 31/2 mm jack.
Comment: The MA150, which weighs only 7 grams, is RHA's no-frills earphones priced like disposables — except these are keepers. They're $10 less than Apple's Earpods, though Apple's stock earphones come with an inline remote and microphone.
RHA designed the MA150 with Mylar drivers like those used in its MA450i, cutting costs elsewhere with earphone material (plastic instead of aluminum), cabling (rubber instead of cloth) and the thickness of the silicone eartips (single layer instead of dual-density). It provides no carry case, with plain-brown "eco" packaging made from recycled cardboard.
RHA says its earphone shape was derived from a trumpet's bell — it uses a word associated with a wind instrument's sound production, aerophonic, to describe the design. For less than $20, the MA150 earphones produce a generous midrange and excellent clarity not often heard at this price point. It overemphasized Marc Johnson's bass on "Moments," ultimately losing control, but these are inoffensive earphones with an overall balanced sound. For the money, it's the best buy in this group.
Bargain rating: 9 out of 10
SA950i headphones
Price: $59.95.
Inline remote/microphone: Yes.
Construction: On-ear design with faux-leather earcups and plastic backing, chrome sliders, 40 mm titanium-coated Mylar drivers, detachable fabric-braided cable.
Comes with: Three-year warranty.
Compatibility: Apple devices and some functions on some Android devices (not guaranteed by RHA), but the detachable inline remote/microphone cable can be swapped for another compatible with non-Apple devices.
Comment: The SA950i gets the best-in-show award for sound, but comfort issues (at least on this plus-size noggin) and portability limitations would make this a poor choice for most mobile listeners.
No matter how I adjusted the SA950i's sliders or positioned the earcups, the headphones seemed to pinch the back of my ears. The headphones, at less than 4 ounces, are light enough for travel but don't fold or collapse into a more portable shape. (Despite the chrome gliders, the SA950i appear more cheaply made than the MA450i.)
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Giant Communist Robot wrote: Unusual coming from a Republican. Correct me if I'm wrong.
as if having a mortgage is some sort of patriotic duty, and getting a tax break on the interest is some sort of right.
jamiebk wrote:999 is clearly bad in so many ways. Tax consumer spending instead of income and you will gut retail sales. it also burdens states with collection and many states already have a sales tax. Bottom line, be prepared to pay a whole hell of a lot more in aggregate taxes if this lame idea gets traction.
If the consumers have more money in their pockets due to the lower income tax rate, they may feel richer and spend more anyhow.
Shapley wrote:That's why I think it will never gain favour among conservatives. Most have always favoured the income/consumption tax ideas as an either/or concept. They do not favour federal consumption tax unless we get rid of the 16th Amendment. We do not favour expanding the federal government's authority to tax us on both ends.
jamiebk wrote:If the consumers have more money in their pockets due to the lower income tax rate, they may feel richer and spend more anyhow.
More money in their pockets??? Uh...not really. Under this plan in CA for instance, where we already have a 7-8% sales tax (and an income tax) consumers will see taxes on for instance, necessities like appliances etc. go from 7% to 16%+. That does not count the "other" "9's". Hardly any Americans are at that marginal rate.
jamiebk wrote:Some people don't have a choice of behavior...they are the poor or under-employed who currently pay very little if any tax (and rightfully so). Under 999, they will pay just like everyone else. 9-36% of their income is a whole lot more significant to them.
piqaboo wrote:Remove it from existing loans and we'll get default crisis round III. Not from foolish, greedy or folks who hoped to flip but had bad timing, but from careful people who had the rules changed on them mid-game.
piqaboo wrote:Most mortgages are 30 years. Putting in a 10-year expiry clause doesnt sound thoughtful.
In effect that makes it a gov't imposed adjustable rate mortgage, imposed on people who paid the higher costs of having a fixed rate mortgage.
The call for higher corporate taxes is no different
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A recently discovered asteroid has been following the Earth in its motion around the Sun. The asteroid has been following us for 250,000 years and may be related to the origin of our planet.
Asteroid 2010 SO16 and the Earth follow similar orbits around the Sun. But as seen from Earth, 2010 SO16 gradually traces out a horseshoe shape in space, taking 175 years to go from one end of the horseshoe to the other. In this schematic animation covering 100 years around the present, with the Sun [S] at the centre, the asteroid [diamond] approaches Earth [E] and then recedes from it. Credit:
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Astronomers from the Armagh Observatory in Northern Ireland have found that a recently discovered asteroid has been following the Earth in its motion around the Sun for at least the past 250,000 years and may be intimately related to the origin of our
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The asteroid first caught the eye of the scientists, Apostolos "Tolis" Christou and David Asher, two months after it was found by the
infrared survey satellite, launched in 2009 by the United States. "Its average distance from the Sun is identical to that of the Earth", says Dr. Christou, "but what really impressed me at the time was how Earth-like its orbit was". Most near-Earth asteroids --
for short -- have very eccentric, or egg-shaped, orbits that take the asteroid right through the inner solar system. But the new object, designated 2010 SO16, is different. Its orbit is almost circular so that it cannot come close to any other planet in the solar system except the Earth.
The researchers set out to investigate how stable this orbit is and how long the asteroid has occupied it. To do that, they first had to take into account the current uncertainty in the asteroid's orbit. "Not knowing precisely the location of a newly-discovered NEA is quite common", explained Dr. Asher. "The only way to eliminate the uncertainty is to keep tracking the asteroid for as long as possible, usually months or years". But the two scientists overcame that problem by creating virtual "clones" of the asteroid for every possible orbit that it could conceivably occupy. They then simulated the evolution of these clones under the gravity of the Sun and the planets for two million years into the past and in the future.
They found that all the clones remained in a so-called "horseshoe" state with respect to the Earth. In this configuration, an object mimics very closely the orbital motion of our planet around the Sun, but as seen from Earth it appears to slowly trace out a horseshoe shape in space.
2010 SO16 takes 175 years to make the trip from one end of the horseshoe to the other. So while on the one hand its orbit is remarkably similar to Earth's, in fact "this asteroid is terraphobic", explains Tolis. "It keeps well away from the Earth. So well, in fact, that it has likely been in this orbit for several hundred thousand years, never coming closer to our planet than 50 times the distance to the Moon". This is where it is now, near the end of the horseshoe trailing the Earth.
Currently, three other horseshoe companions of the Earth are known to exist but, unlike 2010 SO16, these linger for a few thousand years at most before moving on to different orbits. Also, with an estimated diameter of 200-400 meters, 2010 SO16 is by far the largest of Earth's horseshoe asteroids. The team have already used the Las Cumbres Observatory's Faulkes Telescope in an ongoing campaign to track the object and refine its orbit further. "It is not that difficult to spot with a medium-sized professional telescope", says Dr. Asher. "It will remain as an evening object in Earth's skies for many years to come."
Blink animation of asteroid 2010 SO16 in Faulkes Telescope North images. Image Credit:
the Faulkes Telescopes are operated by Las Cumbres Observatory
Ultimately, Christou and Asher would like to know where it came from, and they have already thought of several possibilities. It could be an ordinary asteroid coming from the Main Belt between Mars and Jupiter. In that case, the random gravitational pull of the different planets would be responsible for its present orbit; something that Tolis and David think is an unlikely proposition. It could also be a piece of the
that escaped the gravity of the Earth-Moon system and went into an independent orbit around the Sun. However, the very stability of its orbit means that there is currently no way to transport it from the Moon to where it is now. Finally, 2010 SO16 could represent leakage from a population of objects near the so-called triangular equilibrium points 60 degrees ahead of and behind the Earth in its orbit. Such a population has been postulated in the past but never observed as such objects are always near the Sun in the sky. If they do exist, they may represent relic material from the formation of Earth, Moon and the other inner planets 4.5 billion years ago.
For the time being, the astronomers would like to see the physical properties of the object
from the ground, especially its color. "Color, a measure of an asteroid's reflectivity across the electromagnetic spectrum, can tell you a lot about its origin", they explain. "With this information we can start testing possible origin scenarios with hard data. If it proves to be unique in some way, it may be worth sending a probe to study it up close, and perhaps bring back a sample for laboratory scrutiny."
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The list of people interested in Arizona Cardinals' Vice President of Player Personnel Steve Keim has grown.
Early Tuesday Keim was reported to be interviewing with the San Diego Chargers at some point this week.
Late Tuesday night, CBS Sports' Jason LaCanfora reported Keim will speak with the Jacksonville Jaguars in the near future.
The Jags have interviewed Dave Caldwell (ATL) and Tom Gamble (SF) for their GM job, and will also interview Steve Keim (AZ).— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) January 2, 2013
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PRINCETON, N.J., May 9, 2013 – The James Madison track & field team will compete in eight events at the 2013 Eastern College Athletic Conference outdoor championships May 10-12. The three-day championship meet is being hosted by Princeton University at the William Weaver Track & Field Stadium.
With 88 member universities of the ECAC, the meet officially gets underway at noon on Friday, May 10, with the ECAC heptathlon and runs through 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 12, with both the men's and women's 4x400-meter relay finals. Awards will be presented following the last event on Sunday.
The Dukes first take to the track on Friday evening for a trio of individual distance events. At 7:20 p.m., junior Erin Lopresti (Cranberry Township, Pa./Seneca Valley) will challenge for the title in the 3,000-meter steeplechase. While Lopresti did not meet the ECAC standard of 10:50.24 this season, she earned the right to compete when she won the event at the Colonial Athletic Association championships last weekend.
Seniors Katie Harman (Clarksville, Md./River Hill) and Stacey Nobles (Virginia Beach, Va./Ocean Lakes) are set to run the 5,000-meter event at 7:40 p.m. on Friday. At 8 p.m., freshman Jenna Flickinger (Hummelstown, Pa./Lower Dauphin), senior Katie Gorman (Lafayette Hill, Pa./Plymouth-Whitemarsh) and sophomore Rachel Hagen (Sterling, Va./Potomac Falls) will contest the 10,000-meter crown after all three surpassed the ECAC standard at the CAA championships on May 3.
Trials for the sprint and relay events for JMU begin Saturday, May 11, at 3:25 p.m. with sophomore Jasmine Waddell (Mount Royal, N.J./Kingsway Regional) in the 100-meter hurdles. She posted a time of 14.10 seconds in the preliminary rounds at the conference meet to qualify. If she advances, Waddell will compete in the semifinal heats of the 100-meter hurdles at 4:25 p.m.
Junior Ciarra Morris (Richmond, Va./Meadowbrook) will enter the starting blocks at 4:05 p.m. for the preliminary round of the 400-meter dash. Her top time this season (55.42 sec) came at the Virginia Cup on March 23. She ran both a 55.48 (preliminary) and a 55.76 (final) at the league championships.
As for relay events, the Dukes will look to repeat as the 4x800-meter relay champions. JMU won the 2013 ECAC indoor title in Boston, Mass., earlier this year. The outdoor trials are slated for a 5:45 p.m. start on Saturday evening.
Senior Marissa McDonald (Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin East) and freshman Adrienne Alexander (Queens, N.Y./Bishop Loughlin) will represent JMU in the field events. McDonald will compete in the long jump at 3 p.m. on Saturday while Alexander will throw in the shot put event at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday. Both earned All-CAA honors at the conference championships with top-three finishes in their events (McDonald-3rd, Alexander-2nd).
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Europe's CERN particle-physics lab has issued its long-awaited report on safety issues surrounding the Large Hadron Collider, the world's biggest and most expensive atom-smasher. Some have feared that when the collider reaches full power, sometime next year, it might create microscopic black holes or other exotic phenomena that could endanger Earth. The new report, like earlier safety studies, rules out the possibility of global danger.
Critics of the collider are pursuing a federal lawsuit challenging the safety claims - and they're likely to continue the doomsday debate even in the wake of this report.
The report's argument follows the basic line used in past reports: Even the most energetic collisions planned for the LHC are far less powerful than cosmic-ray collisions that have been going on for billions of years.
"Nature has already generated on Earth as many collisions as about a million LHC experiments – and the planet still exists," CERN said in its lay-language summary of the report. "Astronomers observe an enormous number of larger astronomical bodies throughout the universe, all of which are also struck by cosmic rays. The universe as a whole conducts more than 10 million million LHC-like experiments per second. The possibility of any dangerous consequences contradicts what astronomers see - stars and galaxies still exist."
The report also delves into the theoretical implications even if it turns out that microscopic black holes may hang around longer than most scientists think, and still ends up ruling out the catastrophic risk. In the stable-black-hole scenario, physicists do not expect the black holes to gobble up matter and grow to a monster size. Instead, they would interact - or not interact - with the particles they came across.
You'll want to start with CERN's summary document and then check out the full report. The report was reviewed by outside experts, and a separate report lays out what they had to say.
CERN discussed the safety report in a news release today, issued after this week's meeting of the CERN Council. Here's the text:
"At its 147th meeting in Geneva today, the CERN Council heard news on progress towards start-up of the laboratory's flagship research facility, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Commissioning of the 27-kilometre LHC began in January 2007 when the first cooldown of one of the machine's eight sectors began. Today, five sectors are at or close to their operating temperature of 1.9 degrees above absolute zero and the remaining three are approaching that temperature. Once all sectors are cold, electrical testing will be concluded in readiness for first beams, currently scheduled for August.
"'The accelerator, detectors and computing are all on course,' said CERN Director General Robert Aymar, 'and we are looking forward to the earliest possible LHC start-up.'
"When the LHC starts up this summer, its proton beams will collide at higher energies than have ever been produced in a particle accelerator. The collision energy of the LHC, however, is modest compared to the energies of the cosmic ray protons that have been striking the Earth's atmosphere for billions of years.
"'The LHC is the highest-energy particle accelerator on Earth,' said Dr. Aymar, 'but the universe has far more powerful ones. The LHC will enable us to study in detail under laboratory conditions what nature is doing already.'
"The LHC is subject to numerous audits covering all aspects of safety and environmental impact. The latest of these, addressing the question of whether there is any danger related to the production of new particles at the LHC, was presented to Council at this meeting. Updating a 2003 paper, this new report incorporates recent experimental and observational data.
"It confirms and strengthens the conclusion of the 2003 report that there is no cause for concern. The report was prepared by a group of scientists at CERN, the University of California, Santa Barbara, and the Institute for Nuclear Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
"'With this report, the Laboratory has fulfilled every safety and environmental evaluation necessary to ensure safe operation of this exciting new research facility,' said Dr. Aymar.
"The new report has been reviewed by the Scientific Policy Committee (SPC), a body that advises the CERN Council on scientific matters. A panel of five independent scientists, including one Nobel laureate, reviewed and endorsed the authors' approach of basing their arguments on irrefutable observational evidence to conclude that new particles produced at the LHC will pose no danger. The panel presented its conclusions to this week's meeting of the full 20 members of the SPC, who unanimously approved this conclusion.
"'It was right for the Director General of CERN to commission a formal assessment of safety issues, examining even the most unlikely of scenarios,' said Council President Torsten Åkesson. 'This new report concludes that there is no basis for any concern, a position endorsed by the 20 independent experts who form the SPC.'
The news release confirms that researchers will start sending beams through the LHC in August rather than July - but the startup procedure is expected to take months, with actual collisions coming later, and collisions at full power coming later still.
We've been following this issue for a while, and once you've looked over the report, I'm sure you'll want to weigh in with your comments below.


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LAKE PLACID - The Lake Placid School of Ballet & Dance, in collaboration with The Bookstore Plus, will hold the second annual Tutu Tea Party from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13, at the Lake Placid Center for the Arts.
The event includes tea, hot cocoa and cupcakes, face painting, crafts - including both wand and sword making - story reading, live music, interactive games, a scavenger hunt, a dance demonstration and photo opportunities. Each child will receive a tutu to take home. There will be raffles and door prizes and giveaways.
Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for children. To ensure there are enough tutus, interested guests are encouraged to RSVP to the LPCA as soon as possible at 518-523-2512.
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Use the product when hosting my daughter's 18th birthday party. All her friends love it and used them while dancing.
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Purchase to give away to the more than 1200 kids at our annual Trunk or Treat.The kids all loved them. thank you
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Working with Windy City Novelties is always a delight. The ordering process is easy and hassle free. Delivery is always timely and the communication is excellent! No worries here... Windy City Novelties is a great place for us to order our items, time after time!
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Really great glow in the dark necklace. The kids and the adults had a great time with them!
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I give them away on a corner at night in Tempe AZ. They are free to anyone who can pass the Good Person Test that I give them using God's Ten Commandments
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I am a professional merchandise vendor selling at events all over the county - I like to sell glow necklaces at Fourth of July events.
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This was exactly what we wanted. Packaged well, and ready for when we wanted to use them. The kids and adults loved having that extra touch to the party.
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Always give glow necklaces away at Easter egg Hunt. The children turn in the plastic eggs so we can use them next year. In return, they get a necklace.First time I used your company!Thank you! We were not disappointed!
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Hosted a corporate event concert and everyone loved these! Had lots of fun. Also, ordering was super easy and shipping was so fast. Thanks!
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Great price for ordering in quantity. Arrived quickly. Definitely will purchase them again next year.
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Used these in a nite time, Fire Fly Parade, instead of throwing candy to the kids, we threw Tri Glow Neclaces. Wow what a hit! Everyone wanted them, all age groups. Parades been over for weeks and still hearing stories about them. Another nice point, made no mess at all in the car like candy usually does. Still have a couple hundred left over, NICE, great shelf life, will have a start on the next night time event.
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This is the best price out there for the quality. Easy distribution with fasteners attached. We use these to teach chemistry and color mixing.
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Very pleased with my order. It came very quickly, productswas just as expected. My only regret is I didn't purchase more for our event.
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My suggestion on this product is that when you open the package handle the necklaces carefully. They seem to activate easily. The day before our party, my 13 yr old daughter took the necklaces out of the package and while she was removing the packaging, quite a few necklaces were activated. Fortunately, we did not need all 50 for the party and had enough for her guests the next day. The kids loved them!
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We are in a band and we decided to hand these out to the crowd for our shows. It was a big hit the first time so we did it again.They are bright and last several hours. I think they add excitement to an event.
Glowed all night long!
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The glow necklaces added a layer of fun to our scooter rally. Everyone wore them on a night ride. We looked like we rolled out of the movie Tron!
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Here is an email I received from a sweet 16 party that I was the DJ. "Marty came to our rescue..He came on such short notice and right from another engagement! We had ages from 15 to 87! Thank you Marty for getting the kids up and dancing! (And even some of us old folks)!;) The glow necklaces as you know made a hit with them! My daughter still has hers and it is still glowing! Sweet 16 at Glen Lakes Country Club in Weeki Wachee, FL!!!!"
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First time handing these out for our company picnic. I only bought enough for the children, wow what a mistake. Not only did all the kids want one, teens, adults, and grandparents all loved them! I will buy these every year from now on. Everyone loved them, and they were very bright and lasted a long time. Great product! [...]
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Great glow necklaces for our school dance. we were outside under a tent so the glow was perfect. Kids loved them, couldn't hand them out fast enough.
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We played dodge ball in the activity hall at our church with a teen youth group. We darkened the hall and everyone wore the necklaces. We put glow sticks on the dodge ball and made a line to divide the teams. It was a huge success and so much fun.
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this week—a focus on one product, developed by Oriko Designbüro in Germany. A digital map of a city is translated into a tactile experience, allowing a blind user to get information about the immediate environment. Also, by pushing down the buttons, various acoustic information adds further detail to what's around.
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FORTUNE -- Apple's (AAPL) peripheral certification program hasn't been in the news much since Made for iPod morphed into Made for iPhone/iPod/iPad and then, in 2010, to MFi.
For nearly a decade, makers of devices that plug into Apple's proprietary ports -- FireWire, 30-pin dock, 4-conductor iPhone connectors, Lightning, etc. -- grudgingly paid up to a 10% royalty (since reduced to $4 per connector) to Apple for the right to carry Cupertino's "Made-for..." logos.
Now China's Haier group -- a major manufacturer of what the Brits call "white goods" and Americans "major appliances" (Haier tried to buy Maytag in 2005) -- has joined the club. According to a press release issued Wednesday, the company's Tianzun air conditioner is the world's first major appliance certified to carry Apple MFi logo.
The AC is one of a family of Haier "smart appliances" that includes an Intelligent Cloud-controlled Wine Celler, a Cloud-controlled Washer, and an Intelligent Cloud Refrigerator.
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When it comes to family field trips, San Diego has no shortage of hands-on, educational spots that make learning fun kids of all ages. Whether you've got aspiring archeologists or history enthusiasts, there are plenty of places that'll inspire young minds. Here are four great historic day trip ideas that can be done on a single tank of gas or less.
Old Town San Diego State Historic Park
4002 Wallace St.
San Diego
(619) 220-5422
Why Go? Considered the Golden State's birthplace, this area is home to many free museums and historic sites (some recreated), plus a variety of modern-day shops and restaurants. From the site of the city's first presidio, to a cluster of restored Victorian homes and even America's (supposedly) most haunted house, there's plenty to see and do in this charming district.
Insider Tip: Plan your visit for a Wednesday or Saturday, when you can catch free Living History demonstrations of wool spinning, blacksmithing, carpentry, soap making, music and more. Take advantage of free parking at the CalTrans lot (at Sunset Street off Taylor Street). And don't forget to stop by the Visitor's Center at the Robin-Rose House to pick up free self-guided tour brochures.
Must Do: Pack a picnic lunch and head up to Presidio Park, which offers views of the city. The site is where San Diego's first military fort stood and is also home to California's first mission.
Fine Print: Visitor's Center hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Museums are closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
1800 Cabrillo Memorial Dr.
San Diego
(619) 557-5450
Why Go? From a lighthouse, cool tide pools and kid-friendly hiking trails, this landmark located on the peninsula is the perfect place for little ones to discover history, marine biology and nature, all in one spot. Here, they'll discover what life was like for the native Kumeyaay Indians, learn about Spanish explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo's 1542 expedition of California and more.
Insider Tip: Pack lunch for the entire family or stop by one of the many local spots in La Playa before you head up to the monument, where food options are limited.
Must Do: Be sure to visit the top of the Old Point Loma Lighthouse, one of the first lighthouses built on the West Coast. Next, head over to the Assistant Keeper's Quarters next door, which contains Victorian-era artifacts that once steered travelers towards their destinations.
The Fine Print: Hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, and the park is open daily except on Christmas. Entrance to the park closes at 4:30 p.m., and all visitors must exit by 5 p.m. Admission is $5 per vehicle and $3 for walk-ins, bicyclists and motorcyclists, and tickets are valid for five days.
San Diego Natural History Museum
1788 El Prado
San Diego
(619) 232-3821
Why Go? While Balboa Park boasts a bevy of visit-worthy attractions, the four-story Natural History Museum is definitely a must-do for kids who are curious about everything from dinosaurs to plant life to gems. Catch a 3-D movie on the first floor, watch scientists study and prepare specimens in the research demonstration lab on the third floor and view the rotating photography exhibit on the fourth floor.
Insider Tip: Beat the crowds and arrive before 11 a.m., when you can enjoy plenty of parking in the surrounding lots. Head to the Camp-o-Saurus play area in the atrium. There, little ones can play safely with other fellow dinosaur lovers while adults have a chance to sit down and relax.
Must Do: Inspire your budding archeologists and be sure to head to the second floor, where the museum's impressive collection of dinosaur fossils are housed.
The Fine Print: Hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Admission is $17 for adults; $15 for seniors over 62; $12 for teens from 13 to 17, military personnel and college students; $11 for kids from 3 to 12; and free for children under 2.
4050 Mission Ave.
(760) 757-3651
Why Go? Located north of San Diego in Oceanside, the mission's museum boasts artifacts from the area's Native American, Spanish, Mexican and colonial American pasts. The mission is also home to California's first pepper trees and northern San Diego County's oldest cemetery.
Insider Tip: While photography is allowed on the grounds, flash is not permitted inside the museum and the church.
Must Do: Discover the mission's Lavanderia, an open-air laundry and bathing site where water once ran from the mouths of carved stone gargoyles and through an irrigation system for the mission's fields and gardens.
The Fine Print: Museum hours are Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The museum is closed on major holidays. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, $3 for children under 18 and free for kids under 7.


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The Marc Petitjean Magic Head
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Comments On Dec 17, 2012:Tried using this for a few months after a seized bolt... No matter how many times I tightened it, my chain kept falling off.
Don't even bother with this. Found a swingarm on ebay for 70 bucks... 2001 KTM SX
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Comments On May 22, 2012:A real lifesaver, but a little pricy.
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Comments On May 08, 2012:I i was looking to get my swing arm repaired at a shop, then i saw this. its worked perfect quick and easy!
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Comments On Mar 31, 2012:My advice after doing this a noob, try is much as you can to get the old bolt out. Hardened steel bolts don't drill well and if you are not careful you will wallow out the hole for your bolt. Call a shop and see what they'll charge to help you out. You never know might be a few bucks more but if they screw it up its on them.
I kinda messed mine up but its working fine in spite of me.
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Comments On Dec 12, 2011:will it work for a 2004 crf250r
TECH NOTE: This will only work on 2-stroke models.
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Comments On Aug 02, 2011:Be aware that this only does one side. It seemed steep till I actually had to use it. The bolt and nut are both 12mm. A little JBweld on the plate has held mine in place for a while. Just don't get it on the threads.
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Comments On Jun 12, 2010:I bought this kit to fix a 2001 KTM 200 EXC that had a seezed bolt. Getting the old bolt ground down to the point where you can drill it out is a major chore. Once that's done then the supplied bit simply drills out the old hole so the new assembly will fit. It doesn't sit perfectly square on older KTMs but it will work. In inspecting my newer 08 bike it looks like it work great on newer KTMs without the alignment issue. Again, it works on the older ones but you'll notice that the bolt is a bit crooked where it meets the axle block.
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Comments On May 19, 2010:Its not that its poorly made, its just that I could have gone down to Lowes or HomeDepot and got everything I needed for 10 bucks, its not hard to do just dont spend 30 bucks for a drill bit, bolt, nut and stopper!
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Comments On Oct 23, 2007:THIS MAKES THE JOB SO EASY,VERY EASY INSTRUCTIONS,VERY QUICK FIX
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Comments On Oct 22, 2007:I put this product on my bike over a year ago, and it is still holding up great! saved me a ton of money!!
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