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Sent a new cut to DEVO. Hopefully, they will have a change of heart, or at least let me release it to their fans on kickstarter.
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — After 12 years of piano lessons and practice, practice, practice, Julia Lippert's time spent at the keyboard has certainly paid off.
The Rotary Club of Incline Village and the Tahoe Incline Rotary Club offer high school students the opportunity to participate in an annual music contest for a cash scholarship.
Julia's piano teacher, Elaine Courtney, encouraged Julia to enter the local competition on March 12, to see how she would do. Never having competed with her piano skills before, Julia was nervous, but she won the competition.
Another talented student of Elaine's, Mariposa Gollery, placed third in the event.
This win qualified Julia to move on to the regional Rotary competition on April 19, held at the Lake Tahoe School. The competition level grew at that event, but Julia won that event as well, and won another scholarship.
Having won the local and regional competitions, Julia qualified to compete for the top prize — a $1,000 scholarship at the district level during a May competition in Sparks.
Rotary District 5190 includes all of Northern Nevada to Tonopah and Northern California east of Sacramento and as far south as Bishop; it represents 13 districts and is the largest Rotary district in the United States.
Here, Julia competed against 11 other students who had also won their local and regional competitions, so the talent of all the participants was top notch. There were violinists, a cellist, other pianists, and students playing electric guitar and clarinet as well.
Students could play up to eight minutes of music, so the event produced more than two hours of high-quality music from all contestants.
Once again, much to her surprise, Julia won the event.
She was invited to play her two winning pieces at the Rotary dinner that same night and enjoy the dinner and presentation of the Rotary District 5190 conference that weekend.
Julia is very thankful that Rotary offers students the opportunity to compete with their musical talent and earn money to support their future plans beyond high school.
Julia will attend Seattle Pacific University in the fall as a pre-med student, but having participated in the three Rotary competitions is considering adding a minor in music to her college studies.
Elaine Courtney has been teaching piano in Incline Village since she moved here from Montana in 1986.

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of the biggest money making segments on the internet is pornography.
For years, the U.S.-based ICM Registry Inc company has been
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careful scrutiny and consideration of all the
arguments."Reuters reports
that ICANN is now expected to finally approve
the .xxx domain as early as today. Members of the ICANN
board are arguing that in order to maintain neutrality, ICANN should
allow the creation of the .xxx domain.ICANN general counsel
John Jeffrey said, "If expedited due diligence results are
successful, then staff will proceed into contract negotiations with
ICM [for the .xxx domain]."Figures
collected by Internet Pornography Statistics claim $3,000 per second
is spent online for pornography and that the term "sex" is
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search queries. There are unsurprisingly several groups that are
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grounds. Oddly, some pornography industry insiders also
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censorship. That makes sense considering if most porn sites used the
domain the .xxx domain could simply be blocked entirely with
firewalls whereas most businesses can't block all access to .com or
.net websites.
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That's the title of this article:
Since the word "abuse" gets thrown quite often, this caught my attention:
"This may sound harsh, but rescuing and over-indulging our children is one of the most insidious forms of child abuse. It's "parenting for the short-term" and it sorely misses the point of leadership - to equip our young people to do it without help."
Since "raving" is almost the antonym for "shaming" (which seems to be an "it" word too), I zoned in on this because the article's third mistake is that we "rave" too easily:
"The self-esteem movement has been around since Baby Boomers were kids, but it took root in our school systems in the 1980s. We determined every kid would feel special, regardless of what they did, which meant they began hearing remarks like:
- "You're awesome!"
- "You're smart."
- "You're gifted."
- "You're super!"
"What's more, kids eventually observe that "mom" is the only one who thinks they're "awesome." No one else is saying it. They begin to doubt the objectivity of their own mother; it feels good in the moment, but it's not connected to reality."
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When John Bledsoe was welcomed with open arms to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at Melching Field on May 7, he likely didn't expect that over 20,000 people would see his work over the next three days.
Well as of May 10 at noon, 21,613 views had been recorded on on the YouTube video displaying his now famous first pitch prior to Stetson's baseball game against Florida State. The Executive Vice President at FHM Insurance's name has also hit the national circuit.
UPDATE: The YouTube video is now up over 277,000 views as of Saturday evening.
Beginning with Barstool Sports on Thursday afternoon, numerous national publications have picked up the hilarious video, including USA Today, Yahoo! Sports, and Bleacher/Report. BustedCoverage.com traded emails with Bledsoe, revealing that he thought the moment would either be great or funny.
It was the latter.
UPDATE: The pitch made it all the way to number two on ESPN's Not Top Ten. It marked the second time this season that a Stetson Baseball Video made the list. Earlier this year video of a duck on Melching Field was number five on the list.
Check out all of the stories that have been published in the last two days regarding John Bledsoe's first pitch, and follow @stetsonbaseball on Twitter for more updates on the video. The Hatters will be back in action this weekend, hosting Northern Kentucky in a three-game series, beginning Friday at 6:30 p.m.
Barstool Sports - Florida State vs. Stetson First Pitch Joins The Pantheon Of Awful First Pitches
USA Today - Is this the worst first pitch in baseball history?
Yahoo! Sports - Worst first pitch ever?
Bleacher/Report - Insurance Man Throws out Newest, Worst First Pitch Ever
Busted Coverage - Stop What You're Doing & Watch This First Pitch From Stetson-Florida State
Sports Grid - Today In 'Worst First Pitch Ever': The Worst First Pitch Ever, Today
With Leather - The Stetson Hatters Hosted A Pretty Awful First Pitch Attempt
NBC - Worst first pitch ever? Stetson baseball video goes viral
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Julia Burke is going to run a marathon this weekend. Even before the announcement Friday that the New York City Marathon was canceled, her conscience wasn't going let her run there as planned, but nothing will stop her from doing what she can to help the devastated city.
Burke will circle the Delaware Park meadow 15 times Sunday morning at the same time she had been planning to be running in the five boroughs of New York. By the time she finishes, she said, she hopes to have raised money and awareness for the victims trying to recover from the effects of Superstorm Sandy.
"Think of the people affected by the hurricane. If they have it in their hearts or wallets, if anyone wants to join me, it's going to be a fun day," she said. "It's a nice, healthy way to show them Buffalo is behind them."
Burke, 26, had been training for the New York City Marathon and was ready to go as recently as last weekend. But as she watched the horrifying news coverage of the devastation wrought on New York, all she could think about was the well-being of her friends in the city.
"I was really just concerned about everyone being OK," said Burke, an Allentown resident.
It came as a shock to her that the marathon wasn't canceled sooner. She had seen photos taken by a friend in New Jersey of streets underwater. She thought of all the New York City police officers who would have to be diverted from helping struggling people.
While some in New York had defended the decision to go ahead with the race, citing the economic impact and the people coming from all over the world to run it, others called it an outrage to devote resources to a recreational event that could be going to help Sandy's thousands of victims.
In the end, officials decided to cancel. But before that decision had been made, Burke decided she couldn't – and wouldn't – take part.
"I wouldn't have felt good about running this race and being handed bottles of water and snacks at every stop when there are people who can't even go to their own homes," she said.
She was disappointed. It was supposed to be her second marathon and the first time ever running the New York City race. Burke, an assistant editor at Buffalo Spree magazine, was going to raise money for Girls on the Run, a nonprofit that promotes running for school-age girls.
Then she floated an idea on her Facebook page: If she were to run 26.2 miles in Delaware Park, would anyone join her?
She explained that she planned to donate all of the money she would have spent on her trip to the city – about $500, including the money refunded by the car rental company – to the Red Cross.
The graduate of the Park School of Buffalo and the University at Buffalo asked others to join her by making donations to redcross.org or Mayor Michael Bloomberg's fund through nyc.gov.
Instantly, her friends chimed in. Some said they would run 5 kilometers with her.
Others said they would cheer her on.
She heard from someone in Dublin on her Twitter feed who thought it would be great if others around the world did the same thing.
"I think it would be really cool," Burke said.
Burke's plan is to run the Meadow Drive loop 15 times – which is about 27 miles, almost a mile longer than a traditional marathon.
She's hoping that having people join her will help with the tedium of going around and around the same route. She's also bringing music "for times when I'm alone."
She hopes she won't be.
Burke plans to start her marathon at 8 a.m. on Meadow Drive.
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I'm trying like heck to lose … well … some extra pounds I've accumulated again over the long holiday gorging season. It tasted great when I was eating all those goodies, but now I'm I'm looking down that familiar road of deprivation and restraint. Neither is my strong suit.
I always rely on making low fat meals to get off the extra pounds, but my wife Terri, who is also aiming at a similar goal, is committed to a low carb thing. That makes meal prep interesting to say the least. The upside, I have accumulated a ton of dual purpose recipes that cater to Terri's aim at cutting the carbs and my plan of cutting the fat. Most of them are pretty tasty to boot.
I know lots of us are in the same boat, so to all my fellow dieters, here's to a slimmer, healthier 2014!
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Gessner is a theatre design/tech major at the Boston-based college. The play is about a young Russian revolutionary who arrives at the crumbling family estate of his best friend and falls in love with a rich widow. Performances will be held Feb. 6-9.
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Robert G. Friedman, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and formerly Tiffin and Perrysburg, passed away peacefully Monday, March 18, 2013, in his home, surrounded by his loving family, including his wife of nearly 65 years, Eugenie S. Friedman, and their five children.
Bob celebrated his 90th birthday with his family February 6 of this year, and would have celebrated his 65th wedding anniversary May 1.
Bob was nationally known as a composer of "big band" jazz music, achieved the pinnacle of success in business and industry as the president and chief executive officer of The National Machinery Company, Tiffin, and spread the fruits of his success through his and his wife, Genie's, philanthropic spirit as embodied in The Robert G. Friedman Foundation. His greatest success, however, and the one that pleased him most, was achieved through the inspiration he provided as a caring and sharing husband, father of five, grandfather of 15, great-grandfather of six (with two more on the way,) and father-in-law to four admiring sons-in-law.
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Bob was born Feb. 6, 1923, in Tiffin, to Genevieve (Jane) Mahank and John H. Friedman. He was preceded in death by his three sisters, Betty Jane and Rosalie Friedman and Janie Congdon Stall.
Bob was the leader of his own 10-piece jazz band, "The Melodiers," while at Tiffin Columbian High School. Following his graduation, Bob attended Case Western Reserve University. He was inducted into Tau Beta Pi, The Engineering Honor Society, and the engineering equivalent of Phi Beta Kappa. Following his graduation from Case, with a degree in mechanical engineering and attendance at Harvard Business School, Bob served as a naval officer aboard the battleship Texas during World War II.
After the war, Bob rose through the ranks of The National Machinery Company in Tiffin and became the president and chief executive officer for almost three decades. During his tenure, National became, not only the largest employer in Tiffin, but also the largest global manufacturer of hot and cold forging and forming machinery, capturing 52 percent of the world market.
Many of the company's customers were leading firms in the automotive, aviation and beverage industries. In 1958, Bob led the acquisition of J.G. Kayser Company in Nuremberg, Germany, establishing manufacturing and distribution for National in Europe. Among his other successes was the negotiation of contracts with the Soviet Union during the height of the Cold War, Fiat Motor Company in Italy, and Pratt & Whitney. Bob also invented and received a patent for the first machine to stamp a seamless aluminum can.
Under his leadership, National achieved widespread industry recognition and success as an early pioneer of profit-sharing, employee stock ownership and productivity bonus programs. Following his work at National, the family relocated to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. During the past 43 years he maintained a deep and abiding love for the men who had worked with him.
He did not, however, leave the business world completely. Bob became the founding investor and served for more than 20 years as chairman of the board of Direct Supply Inc., the nation's largest supplier to the senior living industry. Stock portfolio analysis and management also became his passion.
It was also during this time period that Bob pursued his "second career" with great gusto, composing music and lyrics for more than 100 songs which were performed or arranged by jazz greats including Joe Williams, Ray Brown, Louie Belson, Lou Rawls, Benny Carter, Ernestine Anderson, Marian McPartland, Carmen McRae, Billy May, Matty Matlock, Flip Phillips, Johnny Mercer and Quincy Jones, many of whom he also developed lasting friendships. Joe Williams performed Bob's songs on "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson," and Quincy Jones included one of Bob's songs, "A Tribute to Benny Carter," in his "Best of Quincy Jones" album. His music has been performed by the Milwaukee and Jacksonville symphonies and also by the award-winning University of Miami Jazz Band.
He was inducted into the "Big Band Hall of Fame" in Palm Beach, Fla., in 1992. However, despite all these successes, Bob was most proud of his first song for his wife, "Serenade to Genie," and the five songs he wrote for each of his children, "Betty," "Jenny," "Mary," "Jane" and "Bobby." He enjoyed composing music for many years on his sport-fishing boat, "Sunny Bunch," and loved entertaining friends and family while aboard. In his "spare" time, Bob loved going to movies, good food and restaurants, playing Scrabble, and doing the New York Times Sunday crossword.
Bob and Genie believed themselves to have been blessed, and also firmly believed that with these successes came both the privilege and the obligation to share. Through the philanthropy of The Robert G. Friedman Foundation, Bob and Genie shared their blessings with many, including Smith College, Northwestern University and locally, Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center and the Valentine Theatre, both in Toledo, and Tiffin University, Calvert High School and Friedman Village, all in Tiffin.
Bob was first and foremost a devoted husband, father and friend, whose loyalty and love were unsurpassed. Says his son, Robert Taft Friedman, "My dad's many accomplishments are an inspiration to us all and his most enduring gift is the love he gave so freely and deeply to our family."
Bob Friedman is survived by his wife, Eugenie Steuer Friedman; his five children, Robert Taft Friedman of Chicago, Ill., Elizabeth (Daniel) O'Connor of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Jennifer (Robert) Hillis of Milwaukee, Wis., Mary (Douglas) Baske of Fort Lauderdale and Jane (Robert) Anspach of Perrysburg; 15 grandchildren, Eugenie (Kahlil) O'Connor, Elizabeth (Chris) Elsbury, Danny (Solidea) O'Connor, Catherine (Sean) Hough, Genevieve (Brian) Hillis, Bobby Hillis, Alison (Vance) Wiese, Adam (Abby) Baske, Emily (Fletcher) Reeves, Michael Anspach, Bobby Anspach, John Anspach, James Friedman, Will Friedman and Mary Friedman; and six great-grandchildren, Jackson and Evelyn Reeves, Ava Wiese, Jack and Patrick Elsbury, Connor Hough and Elisa O'Connor.
Bob Friedman's legacy is best summarized by his own words, as embodied in his song, "God Bless You":
God Bless You, with peace of mind.
And help you see the thrill of being kind.
God give you your faith again,
And help you see the good in other men.
And so will those who knew and loved him, will remember him.
The family wishes to extend its love and eternal thanks to Dr. Joel Gellman for his extraordinary care of Bob. And to Marta Bosch, whose many years of friendship and devotion deserve the most heartfelt thanks. Finally, to all of Bob's wonderful caregivers, Rick Shaw, Elva Hodzic, Karen Wirkus, Antonia Antunez, Nuno Hodzic and Mark Alexander, the family extends its undying gratitude.
Visitation will be 4-6 p.m. Sunday, March 24, 2013, at Fred Hunter Funeral Home, 718 S. Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
His funeral Mass will be 10 a.m. Monday at St. Anthony's Church, Fort Lauderdale.
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Cromwell was designed as a "clean, legal" BIOS for booting Linux and Linux-based apps (using a special bootloader) on the Xbox. A FlashBIOS is a derivative of the Cromwell BIOS with a Linux-based FlashROM programming application built into it, allowing you to burn your own choice of BIOS into the modchip you've installed or TSOP (after proper modifications ot the board).
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This is most likely the finest XPS reader that I have seen. Ray wouldn't put his energy behind a company unless it was producing a best-in-class product. There has to be something said about the work of compulsive people. I can't wait to get my grubby little hands on those bits.
Thanks for sharing with us.
finally some love for XPS. Wonder what pros-cons they used to decide on xps -vs- pdf.
I see the claim of 1 million books.
that is interesting.
so far i have seen a lot of books only done in one format that the publisher supports.
I really hope that what Blio is doing will open up the idea that the book publishers need to offer /or/ allow books to be in many electronic formats and let the buyer decide which format they want.
untill they do that will limit consumer acceptance of this media option.
Kurzweil is one of my personal 'geek hero'. Thanks for the video
thank ver
Finally a fine use of the XPS format. I wonder which kind of tools will be available to publishers to make the content (particularly interactive ones).
Boy, was I wrong about this. Total vaporware.
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Macks perfect in Yale Cup
During their three seasons together at McKinley, Lovell Smith and Marcus Morris helped the Macks win 37 out of 40 boys basketball games in the always tough Yale Cup.
Want an even more impressive stat? The duo helped McKinley to its second straight unbeaten season in the Yale Cup and the league championship. The Macks on Thursday routed host Bennett, 76-41, in a game in which the shot clock wasn't working.
It didn't matter as the Macks' pressure defense forced plenty of turnovers and bad shots as McKinley bolted to a 52-18 halftime lead and cruised.
"It's not easy to do in the league," Macks coach Zaire Dorsey said of the back-to-back unbeaten league seasons.
Especially with the new league format in which teams are divided into different divisions based on competitiveness. That means instead of playing everyone once, McKinley faced perennial contenders like East and Middle Early College twice this season. Dorsey said this is McKinley's fourth Yale Cup title since 1993.
Morris finished with 17 points, 12 rebounds and four assists, while Smith had six points. Reyjzon Jordan had 10 rebounds, 10 assists and seven steals.
Middle College edges East
Keir Anderson scored 31 points to help lead Middle Early College to an impressive victory to end its regular season as the Kats won, 60-57, at East in a battle of top 10 small schools.
MEC, which is ranked seventh among small schools, beat No. 4 East to finish 13-4 overall and 9-3 in Yale Cup Division I, forging a tie for second with East (12-6, 9-3). East beat MEC, 61-52, in overtime on Jan. 11.
"Our mistake when we saw East in our gym was that we underestimated them," Anderson said. "We realized we can't do that. The win definitely boosts our confidence, but we're not big-headed about anything."
Anderson's fallaway jumper after a dynamic cross-over dribble and spin move put Middle Early College up, 58-51, with 3:15 to go. East would be within one in the final minute, but Anderson hit both ends of a one-and-one for MEC's 60-57 lead with 19 seconds to go.
Canisius on its game
When Canisius is operating on all cylinders, watch out. Bishop Timon-St. Jude discovered that the hard way as the Buffalo News' No. 1 Large School routed the Tigers, 78-42.
Nine different players scored for the Crusaders, who extended a 29-16 halftime lead with a 24-10 third quarter. Adam Weir led the winners with 19 points. Canisius swept the regular-season series. It won at Timon by five earlier this month.
"Today was probably the best team game we've played all season," Crusaders coach Kyle Husband said.
Canisius faces rival St. Joe's on Saturday (2 p.m. at Canisius College).
St. Joe's continued its high-scoring ways, averaging 20-plus points a quarter in an 85-59 rout of Sweet Home.
It was an enjoyable Senior Night for Louis Oliveri (24 points), Jordan Glover (17), Jaylen Morris (13), Mark Cerza (12), Dylan Hall (10) and Dan Maher (three) as the Marauders improved to 18-4.
Tickets for the Canisius-St. Joe's game continue to be available at each school and will also be available at the door on Saturday afternoon.
Golda, Jackson huge
Jonathan Jackson recorded a quadruple double as Niagara Catholic rallied in the second half to defeat host Cardinal O'Hara, 76-64, in the Monsignor Martin Association. Jackson finished with 15 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists and 10 steals.
Elsewhere, sophomore Randy Golda broke his own school record, scoring 44 points for Global Concepts during a 64-55 nonleague win over Buffalo Science.
Golda, who scored two of his points on his first in-game dunk, poured in 29 points during the second half, most off pick-and-roll plays, and also went 9 for 9 from the free-throw line. He also grabbed 21 rebounds. Golda's old single-game mark was 34 points.
Walton, Taplin set marks
Two records were set in one game as Williamsville North beat Holy Angels, 58-50, in nonleague girls basketball.
Holy Angels' Jontay Walton scored a game-high 26 points and now owns the Monsignor Martin Association single-season scoring record. She has 576 points, 14 more than RaeAnn Stilwell's old mark set in 2009-10.
Freshman Erica Taplin had 20 points in the win and the 5-foot-11 forward's four blocks gave her the North school record for rejections in a season, with 90. Cheryl Kindzia blocked 88 shots in 2004-05.
Erika Longwell had eight of her 13 points in the third quarter and Starpoint made 14 steals in a 42-37 ECIC II win over Iroquois.


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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - There is no doubt that most people believe that the first responsibility of a school is the education of its children; however, providing a safe and orderly environment is a necessary component about which not all families and local citizens are aware. Safety at a school, and how we teach and practice it, comes in various forms.
Most of us are familiar with fire drills - the alarm sounds, students exit the room, close the door behind them, and accompanied by their teacher, progress to a predetermined location outside of the building. Teachers and administration take roll and ensure that all persons are present. When the building has been determined to be empty and safe, an announcement is made to return to class.
Washoe County School District requires that this practice continue and be practiced on a monthly basis. At Incline Middle School, the fire drills take place, not only during class, but also during passing periods in order for students to know where to meet and be counted. Should there be an actual fire, repeated practice safeguards that students and staff will know exactly what to do.
However, fire drills are not the only the only emergencies for which we practice. Classrooms have emergency procedures posted for multiple "codes" that may be called and for which we prepare throughout the year.
A Code Red signifies a threat and/or imminent threat on campus. During this time, the school is on a lockdown with all doors and windows locked, all lights off, and all windows covered. Staff and students remain barricaded in the room with the lights out. Only administration and/or emergency responders may lift this code. This drill is usually coordinated annually with the Washoe County School District Police Officer assigned to our schools.
Code Yellow is a preventative lockdown when there is a threat near campus. Doors and windows are locked, but teaching and lessons continue because the threat is not at the school. WCSDPD is also consulted to participate in this type of drill.
When there is a medical emergency on campus, a Code Blue is called. A team of trained staff at the school responds to the emergency to provide care to an unconscious student or staff person until outside help arrives. Our school nurse, clinical aide and the WCSDPD usually assist in planning and carrying out Code Blue drills which will likely include a mock victim complete with "symptoms."
Incline Middle School joined in the Great Nevada Shakeout on Oct. 18 at 10:18 a.m. to rehearse what to do in the event of an earthquake. While a recording complete with earthquake sound effects played over the intercom, students and staff dropped to the floor, got under tables or desks, and held on until the "shaking" subsided. Members of the North Lake Tahoe Fire Department walked throughout the building observing the drill and reported back that staff and students had followed directions well.
These examples do not cover all possible emergencies, but are indicative of the major events for which we try to prepare students and staff. The point of having so many types of drills throughout the year is not to alarm students, but rather to keep them informed. An informed, practiced, and calm population will be a safer population and the schools of WCSD in general, and Incline in particular, work to guarantee this.
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The Teter CEOS club met June 20 at the home of Debbie Kittle. Her home was decorated in a patriotic theme in honor of the 150th birthday of the state of West Virginia.
Lunch was served to the following members: Judy Beer, Carol Biser, Caroline Carpenter, Cathy DeBarr, Joyce Hoover, Millie Hornbeck, Betty Oldaker, Janet Smith, Jerry Stankus, Iris Mae Swecker and Justine Woody.
Following lunch, the meeting was called to order with the flag salute, which was led by Cathy Carpenter. President Cathy DeBarr led the devotions.
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Le Huyen Thao Uyen, a foreign exchange student from Vietnam, will be attending West Virginia University on scholarships provided by West Virginia CEOS clubs. She plans to become a math teacher and hopes to further her education by going to law school.
In honor of West Virginia Day, church bells rang 35 times to announce West Virginia becoming the 35th state. West Virginia is known as the Mountain State. The state seal was designed by Joseph H. Diss DeBar, and it tells us that "Mountaineers are always free." Our industry is tourism. Our state bird is the cardinal. Our flower is the rhododendron, and the capital is Charleston. During World War II, the Greenbrier was used as an Army hospital.
The club watched a video, "Our Home Among the Hills."
Janet Smith gave a report on "Angels Among Us." Jerry Stankus reported on the hospital visit. Justine Woody and Janet Smith reported on the litter pickup and the award the club received from the Department of Environmental Protection for its walk.
Debbie Kittle reported on all of the items being sent to the Rosenbaum House in Morgantown.
Thank you notes were read from Pearl Vincent, thanking the club for the flowers and care following her husband's death. A thank-you card was read from Project Graduation regarding the club's donation.
A picnic for a foreign exchange student from Vietnam was held at the community building on Brushy Fork Road on July 6. A County Council meeting was held July 11 at the Lorentz Community Building. The Upshur County Fair will be held July 19-21.
The club members need to think about volunteering to be an officer or committee member next year. The re-organizational meeting will be held in August.
Cathy DeBarr presented the lesson, "Welcome to Vietnam." It was the very interesting story of an exchange student and her life in Vietnam, as well as her life here in America.
The next meeting will be held at 5 p.m., July 18, at the home of Justine Woody.


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Disney's Fantasyland expansion to officially open Thursday
Expansion nearly doubles size of Fantasyland
Disney is about to officially lift the curtain on its brand new Fantasyland expansion.
The grand opening for the new attraction is set for Thursday.
The expansion nearly doubles the size of Fantasyland and is the largest expansion in the Magic Kingdom's four-decade history.
The "Enchanted Forest" section of the expansion features a Little Mermaid ride "Under the Sea~Journey of the Little Mermaid," the new Beauty and the Beast-themed "Be Our Guest Restaurant," Enchanted Tales with Belle adventure and Ariel's Grotto, where guests can take pictures with the Little Mermaid.
The project created 1,500 jobs for Central Florida.
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Slang term for an obsolete, worn-down machine or hardware device. Derived from the misspelling of the word "Jalapa", which is the name of some town in Mexico that is famous for the Jalapeno pepper, and its former junk-car-scrapping industry.
In the ghettos and the trailer parks, you will even find some people living in jalopies.
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Mike Germanaro looked at himself as the King of the Road! But the truth was that he was fooled into buying the old busted-ass red piece-of-shit jalopy.
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an old worn out car
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Slang for a car, usually old cars, somewhat of the ford model T Design. Some cars that can be seen as "classic" today can be considered a jalopy, but mostly anything before "classic" like a old old classic.
There goes old man Jenkins in his jalopy.
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Recurring themes at this year's PyCON2006 Python conference, in Dallas, Texas, included quality control techniques for Python (testing methods), and interoperable content management systems. Guido van Rossum presented some previews of features to be expected in Python 2.5 (to be released later this year), and Jim Fulton presented the "State of Zope", with some musings on where to go from here with Zope 2 and Zope 3. Also starring at this conference was the S5 ("Simple Standards-based Slide Show System"), based on the Python docutils package—most of this year's talks were presented with this package, and one of the talks presented the S5 package itself.
For me, one of the most exciting talks was a demonstration of rapid-application development (RAD) using Glade 2 and PyGTK. Michael Urban demonstrated this by creating a GUI for a simple image-browsing program in the 30 minutes alloted for the talk. Now, it's true of course, that he had prepared this beforehand; and he also didn't go through the problems involved in writing the code that interacts with the GUI (that was already written), but I still found it fairly impressive. Needless to say, I had to try it for myself.
For those who haven't been introduced, "Glade" is a graphical graphical-interface editor. It allows you to drag-and-drop GUI elements like "radio buttons" or "scrolling windows" onto your design. This obviously is a lot faster than doing it by writing the code and checking it over and over again. I had played with a much earlier version of Glade and not been that impressed, but Glade 2.6 (which is what I have installed on my Debian system at home) is nice. Glade can generate GTK code in C or C++, but the usual mode nowadays is to use the (XML) glade files directly via "libglade", which has bindings for many different languages. PyGTK, of course, is the Python binding for GTK, and includes gtk.glade, which provides the libglade support. I still haven't gotten to that part of my project—I'll probably have to report on that part later (the project I'm using this on deserves its own post).
Another big winner for me was the talk on testing using "doctest". The "doctest" module in Python's standard library is something I've come across a few times, but largely ignored. It allows you to build tests directly in your "docstrings".
Python is a very "literate" programming language. Since its creator Guido van Rossum was very concerned with ease of use and ease of understanding of source code, he provided a number of useful tools for both documenting and "introspecting" your code. Docstrings serve both goals—when you create a python function, class, or module, you can define a string right at the beginning of it, like this:
def mysterious_function(x, y, z): """ This is only a drill. In the event that this were a real function, I would probably have something useful to say about it here. This string is called a "docstring". """ c, b, a = x**2, y**3, z**4 return (a,b,c)
Now docstrings, it turns out, are terribly useful. Not only do they function as comment blocks for each object they're associated with, they actually remain attached to them as an attribute ("doc"), and can be accessed by introspection tools such as help() and pydoc. Furthermore, documentation generation tools like epydoc read the docstrings of objects to provide library API documentation. By carefully constructing docstrings according to the rules of your favorite documentation generator, you can create code that literally writes its own documentation. This kind of documentation is doubly-useful, because it's very easy to keep in sync with your code. First of all, since the code is the documentation source, you always know you've got the right documentation for the right code; and secondly, the documentation is right next to the code it documents, so you, the developer, can immediately see if your documentation is out of sync with your code. It's not impossible to have incorrect docstrings, but it's a lot easier to keep track of than if the documentation is mouldering away in some other file.
But I digress. Doctest extends the usefulness of docstrings by allowing you to do unit tests in them, like this:
def mysterious_function(x, y, z): """ This is only a drill. In the event that this were a real function, I would probably have something useful to say about it here. This string is called a "docstring". One useful thing to say about mysterious_function is to demonstrate what it does. From the python command line, for example, you can do this: >>> spam = mysterious_function(1,2,3) >>> spam (81, 8, 1) """ c, b, a = x**2, y**3, z**4 return (a,b,c)
The triple ">" is the prompt you get in Python's interactive interpreter. So what you see here is exactly what you'd see if you tested this function out in the interpreter. In fact, I simply pasted that result in from the interpreter window.
But this little example is more than just an example—by using the doctest module, I can use it as a "unit test". Doctest will actually run the example, and check the results against the ones I've shown in my example—if they don't match, voila, the function fails the test.
That is so much easier than setting tests up formally with pyunit.
And, the nice thing about stuff that's "easy" is that it tends to get done, and the number one reason people don't do unit tests is because they don't want to spend the time on it. This is usually a false bargain, of course, because unit tests usually save you more time than they take to write—but they take time now when you're in the heat of creativity, whereas the cost occurs later. So, human nature being what it is, you don't do them. But, not only are doctests a snap to do, they are kind of fun. Who doesn't like playing around in the interpreter with what they've just finished writing? And that's just one copy-and-paste away from a finished doctest!
I should probably define "unit test" at this point for those who are new to the term. It's a term borrowed from other engineering disciplines. Components, after being made are often tested in isolation from the machine they will go into. This eliminates the "combinatorial explosion" of tracking down the problem when a test of a whole machine doesn't work.
Consider a helicopter, for example. Let's say you just machine all the parts and assemble it carefully according to the instructions. There are, say, 10,000 separate parts. Now you climb in, and take off. Ten minutes later it crashes (we'll imagine you manage to escape unscathed). What went wrong? Your first problem is ruling out the 9,999 parts that didn't fail. There are ways of doing that of course (e.g. you may be able to immediately tell that the problem occured in the rotor assembly—but you've still got maybe 100 parts to worry about).
To make this problem easier, you should simply plan to test each part as it comes off the assembly line (which is how real aerospace plants work, by the way). You test each "unit" before you try to assemble it into the finished machine. Hence, it's called a "unit test". Since you test each part separately, the tests can be simple and understandable. It's still possible, of course, that there is a major design problem that causes parts, which work as expected, to interact in unexpected ways. But that's much less likely. Most mistakes are simple.
This works even better in software engineering than it does in aerospace. By testing the outcome of simple tests on code to make sure it behaves as expected, you tend to catch bugs very early in the programming process. If the tests are completely automated (as unit tests are designed to be), then you do that test every time you alter anything in the program, and that means you'll catch unintentional changes to code (in particular, it's not uncommon that providing a new interface means rewriting a function or object to meet new requirements. In doing so, it's also not uncommon that you break the old functionality that some other part of your program was relying on).
The talks I was most excited about attending at the conference were the ones given by Paul McGuire on his pyparsing module. Pyparsing is a tool that can roughly replace both regular expressions (but it's much more readable) and lex+yacc (but it's much easier, and written entirely in Python). For example, the following regular expression...
(spam, )+(sp|h)am, eggs, and spam
This will match a number of different expressions like "spam, ham, eggs, and spam" and the classic "spam, spam, spam, spam, and spam" among others.
You can write the same thing in pyparsing:
breakfast = ( OneOrMore(Literal("spam,")) + ((Literal("sp")|Literal("h")) + Literal("am, eggs, and spam"))
This is a lot bulkier, but much more explicit. In fact, for things like parsing commands, it can be a lot simpler to follow. It often handles whitespace for you (something that frequently trips people up with regular expressions), and it can do much more interesting things with grouping and callbacks that regular expressions aren't capable of.
In fact, what pyparsing's style closely resembles is "Extended Backus-Naur Grammar" notation, if you've ever seen that (and it's likely that you have if you've done any programming—most programming languages, starting with Algol 60 use it to formally define their syntax).
One of McGuire's talks simply presented an introduction to pyparsing, but the other used it to create a parser for a very simple interactive fiction engine. Which was really cool for me, since I had decided, only about a week-and-a-half before the conference to use pyparsing to rewrite the parser in the Python Universe Builder. Well, I have to admit, I briefly held onto the fantasy that I would find the job completely done for me, and it wasn't by a long shot, but McGuire's demonstration showed that the approach I was taking was very likely to work well. I also got to talk to him briefly about some extensions I need to make to make PUB's parser more "context aware" and not quite so dumb as we have come to expect IF parsers to be.
All in all, it was a terrific conference, and I hope to write some more about it later (a lot happened in a short time!).


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HARRISBURG - The McAlisterville man recently charged in a string of robberies, will be prosecuted by the United States Attorney's Office.
Richard Lockett was charged in an federal indictment Wednesday for robberies that occurred on Oct. 22, at the First National Bank in Thompsontown, Oct. 27, at the Juniata Valley Bank in Port Royal and on Nov. 5, at the Swineford National Bank in Beaver Springs.
All told, Richard L. Lockett allegedly stole more than $20,000 from three different banks over a period of nearly 30 days to support a drug habit, police said.
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Richard Lockett
A grand jury in Harrisburg indicted 38-year-old Lockett on three counts of bank robbery. If convicted, Lockett faces a maximum of 60 years imprisonment and fines of up to $750,000.
Juniata County District Attorney Cory Snook said he was recently informed the U.S. Attorney's Office would be indicting Lockett and, once he receives formal notice of the indictment, his office would withdraw the robbery charges filed locally. However, Lockett could still be prosecuted in Juniata County for the lesser offenses he allegedly committed during the robbery spree, such as theft and receiving stolen property.
According to court documents, once Lockett was apprehended he confessed to the robberies after requesting to speak with two FBI field agents.
Lockett also confessed to stealing a Ford Escort from Lewistown, which he used in the commission of two of the robberies, police said.
Police first began to zero in on Lockett as a suspect after Juniata County Probation Officer Abby Krepps told investigators she had received an anonymous phone call from someone who claimed Lockett was spending large amounts of money on drugs, and bragging about stealing cars.
Shortly thereafter, Lockett's nephew, Jesse Michalchic was interviewed by police and told investigators he believed Lockett had committed the robberies, according to court documents.
Michalchic was shown surveillance photographs of the bank robberies, which reinforced his belief it was Lockett who committed the robberies, police said. The robber never displayed a weapon when he demanded cash from tellers, court documents indicate.
On the morning of Oct. 27, Lockett contacted Michalchic requesting a ride from the Giant Food store in Newport to Harrisburg. During the course of the drive, Lockett removed a large sum of cash from his pants pocket, police said.
After arriving in Harrisburg, Michalchic saw Lockett remove another large sum of cash from a purse he had been carrying around with him. Michalchic said Lockett gave him $300 for the ride to Harrisburg, court documents indicate.
Lockett was arrested on Nov. 16, at Rebecca Powell's residence in Lewistown along South Pine Road. Powell was interviewed and told investigators Lockett had been in possession of a large amount of cash and had given her $1,000 to hold, which she later wired to him while he was in Harrisburg.
Powell also told investigators Lockett had been acting strange and was using heroin, court documents state.
Lockett was then transported to Lewistown Borough Police Department for questioning, where he was provided a Rights and Warning Waiver, which he signed and then requested to speak with field agents from the FBI.
During the course of the investigation, the Pennsylvania State Police were assisted by the FBI, Lewistown Police Department, Mifflin County Regional Police Department and the Granville Township Police Department.
Lockett remains incarcerated in the Mifflin County Correctional Facility in lieu of $300,000 bail.


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The answer to everything.
"How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?"
"......Why 17?"
"It's the answer to everything."
"......Why 17?"
"It's the answer to everything."
от Shadow~Dragon 28 февруари 2012
a sex position where the girl is laying down at the edge of a bed/couch and raises her leg whle the guy walks up stands up straight and grabs her leg and using the leg to help him hump her anally of vaginally her shape represents the 7 and him representing the 1
dude i fucked her 17 yesterday its the nicest feeling position there is damn that was a great night
от dr311998 06 януари 2012
also known as the spread eagle position
last night i had kathy in the 17.
от amigo 06 април 2005
The most random number.
Pick a number. It's not really as good a random number as 17, is it?
от Tom 01 януари 2004
the number for the sexual position of the spread eagle,when a girl is upside down and has her legs spread so it looks like the number 17, sorta
she let me do a 17 to her!
от keith montgomery 24 март 2005
17 Is the legal age to have fuckie fuckie in adelaide - south australia.
Though most little sluts give in an spread their legs befor they turn 17.
Though most little sluts give in an spread their legs befor they turn 17.
You can't go for a ride in a bitche's wet wagon till she's 17
от Disturbed 05 май 2004
The physical age of Edward Cullen.
Bella: How old are you?
Edward: 17.
Bella: How long have you been 17?
Edward: Awhile.
Edward: 17.
Bella: How long have you been 17?
Edward: Awhile.
от Pseudonymapus 13 юли 2008


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on July 18, 2013 - 11:42 AM
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Construction on the Buffalo Sabres' planned HarborCenter complex is "right on schedule" for a September 2014 opening for the rinks, restaurant and parking ramp, as the work crew shifts from driving piles into the ground to pouring concrete pillars, HarborCenter President John R. Koelmel said.
He described the work site as a "beehive of activity."
"Our excitement is all the more real and visible as we're able to watch the building take shape each and every day," he said.
About 80 workers are on the site now, with another 20 expected to join the workforce next week. Cliff Benson, the Sabres' chief development officer, who is overseeing the construction work, said the growing number of workers is an indication that "we're serious about moving this on schedule."
And because 98 percent of the workers are local, the economic benefit from the project's activity is having a significant impact on the Buffalo Niagara economy, he added.
So far, about 1,000 piles – equal to 40,000 linear feet or 7.5 miles – have been driven into the ground to support the structure, and concrete pillars are going up in preparation for building the deck that will support the parking levels, two sheets of ice and the hotel. Crews had to move 35,000 cubic feet of dirt, and underground plumbing, electrical and other utility work now is under way.
"This is a very complex project to put on this small of a space in this area, given the wind and everything else," Benson said. "We had a lot of dirt to move out of here. That was an enormous effort. We had a lot of major cables that went under this site. We had to move all of that around, and then creating a stable base was a real challenge."
Finally, the second of two bright yellow tower cranes is being erected, reaching 300 feet into the air – higher than the first and almost 100 feet above the top of the hotel and overall facility, at 19 stories.
"It's going to be a big building when we get done," Benson said. "We want to make a statement with this. When people are driving by on the 190, we want them to say, 'Wow.' "
Announced a year ago, HarborCenter will be anchored by a pair of NHL-sized ice rinks that will be available for college hockey, amateur tournaments and community use. It will also house a hockey "center of excellence" for fitness and training to foster the growth of hockey locally.
Wednesday, officials announced that the planned 205-room full-service hotel in the facility will be flagged as a Marriott, bringing the flagship upscale brand of Marriott International to downtown Buffalo for the first time.
Additionally, the facility will also include a two-story, hockey-themed upscale restaurant and bar, plus street-level retail space and an 850-space parking ramp.
Plans call for year-round programming to "create a steady flow and take the seasonality out of it," bringing teams and athletes from around the country and Canada, while also serving business travelers and tourists coming to Buffalo, Koelmel said.
Located on the former Webster Block, the facility will be linked by a sky bridge to First Niagara Center, making the entire complex the only three-rink operation in the National Hockey League.
The Sabres say the facility – which is funded by Sabres owner Terry Pegula with help from nearly $37 million in tax breaks through the Erie County Industrial Development Agency – is expected to draw more than 500,000 people to downtown Buffalo every year and will contribute to the overall development at Canalside.
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Judge Jaymie Godwin Wilfong revoked the bond of an Elkins man who pleaded guilty to two DUI-related charges Wednesday in Randolph County Circuit Court, sending him to jail pending his sentencing hearing.
Dylan Raymond Basil, 23, pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of second-offense driving under the influence and one misdemeanor count of driving with a license revoked for DUI.
Basil was charged in January with third-offense DUI and grand larceny, both felonies, following an incident in which he allegedly took a vehicle parked in front of a residence in the 200 block of Fourth Street in Elkins and drove it while having a blood alcohol content more than three times the legal limit.
"There also was a companion case for grand larceny for the automobile the defendant was operating," said Randolph County Prosecuting Attorney Michael Parker. "After consulting with the investigating officer on that case and after consulting with the alleged victim, the facts from that case have moved to the wayside as well. The victim did not wish to pursue charges."
Parker said the grand larceny charge was dismissed without prejudice at the request of the victim earlier this year.
Wilfong asked Basil to describe what he did that made him guilty of second-offense DUI.
"I got into a car and drove when I was very intoxicated," Basil said. "I had Canadian Mist and a lot of beer to drink."
"Do you have one prior conviction of driving under the influence?" Wilfong asked.
"I do," Basil replied.
"I presume that when you got pulled over for DUI in January that you did not have a valid license," Wilfong said.
"Right," Basil replied.
"Had that been revoked for DUI?" Wilfong asked.
"Correct," Basil replied.
"Did you know that?" Wilfong questioned.
"I did," Basil replied.
"What were you doing?" Wilfong asked.
"I made a bad decision at the time," Basil said.
Basil said he is currently in college and playing on the college soccer team. He stated his soccer practices begin Aug. 1. He said he is pursuing a degree in education and will begin student teaching soon.
"What were you thinking?" Wilfong asked. "Why did you commit these crimes? Why did you make a conscious decision to drive without a license and to be so blitzed that you are three times the legal limit?
"I was at a strange time in my life," Basil responded. "I didn't understand quite what I was doing. My friend graduated from the Marine Academy, so it was party time."
"It sounds like there have been several party times because you could be facing felonies," Wilfong said. "What are you going to do to change these decisions?"
"Enough is enough," Basil said. "Prevent drinking and change my lifestyle. Stay sober, stay in school and graduate."
"Mr. Basil, do you have any regard for anyone else on the road?" Wilfong asked.
"I do," Basil answered.
"You are 23, you are well-educated and very respectful and very considerate in here," Wilfong said, "but you are going to kill somebody. What are you doing right now? Have you been drinking since January?
"I have had a few beers," Basil answered, "but nothing excessive."
"How can you say that you don't have a problem with alcohol when you are still continuing to drink?" Wilfong asked.
"I have not drank liquor," Basil said. "That is what takes me to the point where I am not responsible."
Wilfong revoked Basil's bond and remanded him to the custody of the Randolph County Sheriff's Office. He will be held in the Tygart Valley Regional Jail until his sentencing hearing, set for 2 p.m. July 15.
Also in Circuit Court Wednesday, Ronald Edward Dutch, 60, of Beverly, pleaded guilty to five misdemeanor counts of assault on a governmental representative.
Dutch was arrested in October following an alleged verbal argument with his wife that escalated into a standoff between Dutch and police.
The incident began when Dutch allegedly fired shots above his residence and then began ransacking his home, which is located in the Woodland Drive Extension in the Beverly Hills subdivision, before fleeing to a wooded area. After officers spent nearly three hours attempting to coax Dutch out of the woods, he surrendered, dropping a shotgun and a rifle he was holding, and was apprehended peacefully, according to previous reports.
Wilfong accepted Dutch's plea, and sentencing is set for 9 a.m. July 31.
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on January 21, 2013 - 7:47 AM
That New Year's resolution to get your finances in order in 2013 may have already broken down, but don't despair. Here are some ideas for getting and staying on track with money.
• 50 ways to leave poverty. Could there really be 50 ways to improve your finances in 2013? Yes – at least, according to this article posted at U.S. News.
One important way is to know that bruised retailers are agreeing to match lower online prices in order to keep sales. Some of the ideas are tough.
"Save a quarter of your income" strikes us as asking for a lot of discipline. And there's a warning to prepare to make less money after age 40, when some surveys say incomes tend to peak. Ouch.
• Don't spend that raise. Let's say you are lucky enough to get a raise this year. That will improve your finances right away, correct?
Not necessarily. The tendency is to increase spending as income rises.
Simple Family Finances calls resisting that tendency "the absolute simplest trick to improve your finances in 2013." The site is dedicated to helping individuals of virtually any income achieve financial freedom.
• Overnight fixes. The young-adult site Under 30 Finance lists 10 ways to improve your finances "overnight."
It's a list with ideas largely for people prone to impulse buying: Learn to cook rather than eat out all the time; recruit an "accountabilibuddy" to share the novelty of saving money, and unsubscribe from all those daily-deal email services.
• For an older set. A site for those farther up the age ladder, 50 Plus Finance, says upgrading your financial situation in the coming year should involve pretty much the same strategies as the younger crowd was encouraged to adopt above, including more home cooking. Setting long-term goals and creating an emergency fund are also on the list.
See a detailed outline for keeping to a resolution on improving your personal finances at About.com's Frugal Living section, which has links on how to spend less on cellphones, dental care, haircuts and many other expenditures.


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