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Doesn't look like we're going to get the first look at the Nats' new late-inning relief plan tonight, at least not by the way the first three innings have gone. Philadelphia leads 5-0, all of the runs coming in the third inning off a pair of home runs by Chase Utley and Pedro Feliz.
The Feliz homer, though, might not have happened if not for another fielding error by Alberto Gonzalez at shortstop. He couldn't hande a grounder deep in the hole at short with two out in the third, allowing Jayson Werth to reach safely. Would have been a tough play if he'd handled it cleanly, but Gonzalez didn't help himself.
Lannan missed with a couple of sliders on the homers, and wasn't exactly sharp before that.
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Orangetown Supervisor Andy Stewart explained one reason why the efforts to rebuild Hi-Tor Animal Care Center are important during the volunteer group's public meeting Tuesday at Orangetown Town Hall.
"A community is judged in part on how it takes care of its animals," Stewart said. "There has been a lot of concern on the part of the towns and the community about what is happening with Hi-Tor. It is obviously caught up in the county's financial crisis."
Rebuild Hi-Tor Animal Care Center Chair of Fundraising Donald Franchino focused on the positive, such as donations the group has already received.
"We just barely started and we have groups raising funds before we really get it going," Franchino said. "These town meetings are the kickoff."
Tuesday's meeting was the second of five, one in each town in Rockland County, with the group of volunteers explaining the need for a new facility for Hi-Tor, providing updates on their efforts and taking questions from the community. Franchino announced Tuesday night that the next meeting would be in Haverstraw Sept. 11.
"As most of you know, we were facing having to shut down at the end of last month," said Roberta Bangs, chair of the Hi-Tor Board of Directors. "At this point, we know we have enough funds to keep operating probably through the first quarter of next year, but our facility is in a sad state of affairs. The condition of the building is beyond repair at this point. The county's own engineer said it would cost at least $650,000 to repair the current facility, which is badly undersized for what we need."
Franchino, who recently led efforts to rebuild the Highview playground in Nanuet, said he planned to stop fundraising for a while until he toured the current Hi-Tor facility and saw the need.
"I was there five or 10 minutes and I said this cannot be," Franchino said. "A county as rich as we are and we have shelters in Rockland that store lawn mowers that look better."
One focus of the town meetings is to find coordinators of fundraising efforts in those towns. Anne Putko of Piermont volunteered to be one of the coordinators for Orangetown and other residents expressed interest in helping one way or another.
Stewart said the situation at Hi-Tor had been a concern for him for a long time.
"I had been very worried, since taking office in January, about this Hi-Tor issue," Stewart said. "It was moving along, but sooner or later it's going to hit a crisis level. I'm worried what that will mean for our town. I'm so glad to see folks are stepping up. I urge folks to support it in any way they can."
One reason for that concern is that the work of caring for animals without homes would likely fall to the towns if Hi-Tor was not there.
Franchino laid out plans to help keep that from happening, ranging from the production of videos to help spread the word to the recruitment of local companies to help. He also brought some of the donation buckets like those used in the Highview Playground fundraising efforts.
The idea would be to get residents, children with their parents' help or adults, to adopt a business and place a bucket there. That is one area where town coordinators would help by distributing the buckets.
"What we did with Highview was very successful," Franchino said. "From the history with the playground, smaller buckets can get $50 to $100 per week. I'm looking to place 1,000 buckets."
Rebuild Hi-Tor will also include events. Franchino said he hopes to have a dog walk with a dunk tank as well as a three-mile walk/run at Hi-Tor Oct. 28.
The group is also hoping for help in getting the town to agree to allot the land needed for the new facility. They have considered at other sites, including the Rockland Psychiatric Center in Orangeburg, but that would not be available soon enough.
One ongoing fundraiser is Rebuild Hi-Tor . An order form and other information about the efforts to rebuild Hi-Tor can be found at www.RebuildHiTor.org. Through Brick pavers, people can buy a brick to be inscribed with their message to be installed at the new shelter. Other parts of the new facility, such as cages for cats and kennels for dog, will also be available for a similar sale, though those items will cost more.
Donations for the Rebuild effort can be sent to: Hi-Tor Animal Care Center, P.O. Box 913, Nanuet, NY 10954. Phone: 845-215-5020.


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4/5 rDev -5.7%
03-15-2014 21:13:32 | More by BHansen214
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06-11-2013 17:11:48 | More by I_BYE_MI_BEER
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06-01-2013 18:53:30 | More by mmcnaughton
4.05/5 rDev -4.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
This brew was served from the tap at Lockhart's BBQ in Royal Oak, Michigan. It arrived in an etched house pint glass, showing cola coloring, with lighter ruby hues let up around the bottom. It held a quarter finger tall head due to a full pour, showing okay retention into sheets of lacing left dripping down the glass. No haze or sediment was noted, and carbonation appeared to be moderate. The aroma was big and malty with coffee malt roastiness sitting alongside solidly bittered pale malts, floral marigolds, and floral and perfume hops. With warmth comes soured vinegar acidity, raw barley, strawberry syrups, red onion, sweaty saltiness, and pink peppercorns. Our first impression is that the flavoring is surprisingly smoke, with crackling crispness to the darker malts. As we sipped, the taste opened with vanilla extract, pale malt bitterness, clean and stouty dark coffee and lightly chocolate malts, and big char-smoked bite. The peak came with soured lactic acidity, herbal hop balance, and spicy medicinal grittiness. Washing through the finish was a strong mix of buttery diacetyls, floral hop freshness, pale bite, brown malt inclusions, rumbles of clovey phenols, booze, plastics, and a revival of that dark smokiness, enhancing in particular the souring aspects of the sip. The aftertaste breathed of burnt rubber, mineral, grainy yeast, bitterly charred coffee malts, lemony sourness, chalked yeast, drying pales, and smoky leathers. The body was medium, and the carbonation was medium with healthy prickle. The mouth was left cooled and coated thanks to the big froth and cream of the sip. Slurp, smack, and finishing pop were all okay. Otherwise the mouth continued to water, with only mild astringency up high on the soft palate. The abv was appropriate, and the beer drank easily.
Overall, what we liked best about this beer was its flavoring. The bright smokiness actually catches you off guard, adding hearty depth to the grain bill, and keeping things sour enough to contrast against the softer, more aromatic hops. The char also helped to afford nice burn to the aftertaste, keeping things flavorful, but also making you want to come back for more to refresh the palate. The plastic, herbal, and phenolic inclusions added even more to both the aroma and taste, giving you a spicy and nicely sipping beer.
Serving type: on-tap
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04-29-2012 22:43:33 | More by BillMueller
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look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
I thought this was absolutely fantastic. High praise to be sure, but well-deserved.
This poured a roasty cola-brown color with some tight lacing. I pick up some grapefruit and roast notes on the aroma, which translates into a thick, resiny grapefruity flavored hop profile balanced by a wonderfully roasty malt backbone. Slightly medicinal, kept light with a nice effervescence. Delicious.
Serving type: on-tap
04-01-2012 22:35:21 | More by elNopalero
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12-14-2011 15:06:34 | More by UnknownMale282
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11-18-2011 23:27:38 | More by morimech
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4.5
I had this at the brewpub. Poured into a sample glass.
Appearance: Pours black with a layer of tan head. Great retention and lacing.
Smell: Mild roast with chocolate notes as well as a strong citrus and mildly herbal hop bitterness.
Taste: Super fresh hops. Great balance between hops and roast, perhaps the best I've had in this sense. Citrus peel bitterness with a mildly peppery finish.
Mouthfeel: Medium body, a bit chalky, tingly carbonation and a dry finish.
Overall: I think this is the best Black IPA I have ever had. Great balance between the bitterness and roast. I'd love to have another if I get the chance.
Serving type: on-tap
09-08-2011 18:11:18 | More by oline73
4.78/5 rDev +12.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
I had this during a a stop in TC on a short vacation. It was served on tap.
A-Rich dark brown with a tan head with lace that lasted till the bottom.
S-heavy malt aroma with hints of coffee, chocolet and American hops.
M-Is right in line with any good IPA. but the aroma makes the mind think Porter or stout than the IPA takes over and its right.
D-what can I say, drank 2 pints and took a growler home and I can not get it out of my mind. I hope its on tap the next time I get up north.
Serving type: on-tap
09-09-2010 01:47:55 | More by FSUplumber
Black(Eye) PA from Right Brain Brewery
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Dan Lauria, Matt Servitto and Heidi Armbruster Set for Reading of A Queen for a Day
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An invitation-only reading of Michael Ricigliano, Jr.'s A Queen for a Day will be presented Jan. 27 at the Cherry Lane Theatre.
Presented by The Private Theatre, the reading will be directed by John Gould Rubin.
The cast will feature Dan Lauria in the lead role of Nino with Matt Servitto and Heidi Armbruster.
"A Queen for a Day," according to press notes, "is a term of art used to describe written 'proffer agreements' between federal prosecutors and individuals under criminal investigation…proffer sessions permit these individuals to tell the government about their knowledge of crimes, with the understanding that their words will not be used against them in any later proceedings."
Ricigliano's play takes place in the winter of 2011, "shortly after the largest coordinated sweep of organized crime in history. The lead character, Nino, is a Captain in a NY crime family. He reluctantly agrees to a 'proffer session' to speak about his younger brother who is the acting boss of his 'family.' In the play we learn of Nino's Brooklyn upbringing, his personal demons and ultimately the reason he agrees to become A Queen for a Day."
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Meet the New "De-Identification Deniers"
In 1895, Lord Kelvin, the renowned physicist, declared "Heavier than air flying machines are impossible" and dismissed those who were pursuing such research. Had the scientific community heeded his words and those of other skeptics, the advancements in aviation that define our modern world would have sadly been held back. Yet, unfortunately some in the scientific community have not learned the lesson that betting against human ingenuity is a fool's game. The most recent example of this comes from Arvind Narayanan and Ed Felten who in a recent paper declared that de-identification has never and will never work. (Their paper was intended as a rebuttal to a piece written by Dr. Ann Cavoukian, the former Ontario Privacy Commissioner, and me, which demonstrated that the claims made in the popular press about academic research on re-identification methods often overstate the findings or omit important details.)
The authors are making an incredible claim. They are not saying that de-identification sometimes fails (which is painfully obvious to even the casual observer), but rather that there is no such thing as anonymous data. Narayanan and Felten write, "there is no evidence that de-identification works … Read the rest
The Department of Commerce Should Establish an Office of Data Innovation
The importance of data to the U.S. economy continues to grow. For example, in the United States the economic value from health care data is estimated at $300 billion annually, while $90 billion is generated from global positioning system (GPS) data, and $10 billion from weather data. And these examples just scratch the surface of the potential for data to transform a wide range of sectors including energy, education, finance, health care, manufacturing, and transportation.
Unfortunately, while President Obama has signed an historic executive order on open data and various government agencies have begun to promote data-driven innovation within their communities, such as the successful Health Datapalooza, there is still no federal government agency responsible for developing and implementing a national strategy to promote data-driven innovation across all sectors of the economy. To help fill this void, the Department of Commerce should establish an Office of Data Innovation.
The Office of Data Innovation would be responsible for facilitating data sharing between organizations and reducing barriers to global information flows. It would evaluate the impact of data-related regulations on competition and innovation in different industries, work with other … Read the rest
Innovation in the Market for Video Programming
Some technological changes sneak up on us so quietly we do not even know it has happened. A perfect example of this is video programming. It was not too long ago when consumers had to drive to a store to rent a movie at the local Blockbuster rather than just start streaming a movie instantly with a few clicks on Netflix. Today consumers have more options than ever for legally obtaining video content. The market shows an unprecedented amount of competition as businesses experiment with different business models and technologies to deliver consumers video content. Both ISPs and over-the-top providers deliver video on a variety of formats including traditional programming, on-demand, and "on the go" options. In fact, there are so many options—Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, YouTube, Vudu, HBO Go, Dish Online, Crackle, etc.—that consumers have more choice today in video programming than ever before.
These changes are not only occurring in the United States, but also globally. Worldwide there are hundreds of legitimate streaming services that consumers can access. And consumers are accessing this content in new ways. Whereas we used to measure the percent of … Read the rest
If the Courts Do Not Recognize Technology Neutrality in the Wiretap Act, Congress Should Intervene
Yesterday the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that a lawsuit against Google for illegal wiretapping could proceed.
The case involves Google's Street View project which provides online access to panoramic views of public streets in cities around the world. To build the database of images, Google sent vehicles into cities to photograph public streets. At times, these vehicles also unintentionally recorded data that users were transmitting over unencrypted wireless networks. The central claim of the lawsuit is that this collection of unencrypted data from wireless networks is a violation of the Wiretap Act. Google argued that the case should be dismissed because the Wiretap Act exempts "electronic communications" that are "readily accessible to the general public." In its ruling, the Court denied Google's motion to dismiss.
The basic logic of the Wiretap Act is that if people do not take action to make their communications private, then they do not have an expectation of privacy. For example, if two individuals use unscrambled CB radios to have a conversation, then other radio users are not in violation of the Wiretap Act if they hear this conversation. … Read the rest
The "Internet of Things" Requires New Thinking on Data
In the world of tech where buzzwords come and go faster than you can say "synergy", the "Internet of Things" is a bit of an oddity. It is an old concept (first coined in 1999) used to describe a futuristic world where everyday objects—from toasters to dog collars to running shoes—can communicate electronically with other devices. But whereas many buzzwords die off after a few years of overuse, there has been a surge in interest in the Internet of Things of late for the simple fact that the vision is quickly becoming reality.
The emergence of a host of popular consumer products such as FitBit (a personal exercise tracking device), Nest (a smart home thermostat), and Withings "Smart Body Analyzer" (a smart scale that also tracks air quality, heart rate, and body composition) has shown that it is both feasible and useful to embed intelligence in everyday devices. Nest, for example, combines sensors and user feedback to learn the heating and cooling preferences of its users, monitor energy use and environmental conditions over time, and even optimize energy consumption based on price signals from the energy … Read the rest
Privacy Advocates Set Their Sights on the Wrong G-Men
In an op-ed in last Friday's Washington Post, FTC Commissioner Julie Brill, bemoaned the data-driven economy, equating the data scientists in Silicon Valley with the spooks at Fort Meade.
Unfortunately, she is not the first to do so. Since the exposure of the government's PRISM program, veteran privacy activists have been conflating the intelligence community's questionable, closed-door electronic surveillance program with the voluntary, open, and legitimate collection of personal data by the private sector. Chris Hoofnagle at the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology states, "What's happening now is the logical outcome of a leave-it-to-the-market public policy agenda, which left the private sector's hands unbound to collect data for the government." And John Podesta at the Center for American Progress argues that after Edward Snowden's revelations, the government "should not only examine NSA surveillance activities and the laws governing them, but also private-sector activities and telecommunications technology more generally." Some critics have even gone so far as to blame innovation and technology. Writing in Salon, Andrew Leonard placed the blame directly on the technology: "By making it economically feasible to extract meaning from the massive streams of … Read the rest
Why Are There No Jobs for Hadoop in the Federal Government?
Hadoop has been the industry standard for scalable data processing applications for several years, so why does a search for "Hadoop" on USAJOBS.gov return zero results?
One reason could be that given the current budget environment, hiring for IT projects might be suspended. The budget is certainly a factor, although it cannot be the only one as jobs for SQL, Java, and even COBOL developers can still be found.
Another reason might be that the federal government is simply contracting out this work. Again, this might explain part of the situation, but if so, it reflects poor planning by government agencies as these skills will be increasingly critical to the federal government given the massive amount of information it collects, stores and processes, and agencies should be cultivating this talent.
A more likely reason is that government agencies have not fully embraced "big data" because government leaders still do not fully understand what it can do or how it can help them operate more efficiently. For example, text mining can be applied to financial fraud detection, research paper classification, student sentiment analysis and smarter search engines for all … Read the rest
G8 Charter Puts Open Data on International Agenda
Last month's international G8 summit produced a declaration with new guidelines for a broad range of policy issues. Included in this declaration was a set of recommendations for open data initiatives, known as the Open Data Charter. The charter represents the first time open data principles have been agreed to in an international forum—not to mention possibly the highest-level declaration of any kind to mention the open source code repository website GitHub—and will likely help shape the future role of government in data. Here are the key facts.
The summit
The Group of Eight is a policy forum for the governments of eight of the world's largest economies (previously with six and seven member states) held annually since 1975. Although the summit will be gradually supplanted by the larger G20, which includes developing economies and non-Western states, G8 remains a bellwether of international policy. This year's event was held June 17-18 at the Lough Erne Resort in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, and focused on tax policy as well as the ongoing Syrian civil war.
The participants
U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron played host to President Barack Obama, German … Read the rest
Why Haven't the FTC's New COPPA Rules Made Your Kids Safer Online?
On July 1, new rules from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for implementing the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) went into effect. COPPA requires certain online services to display privacy policies and obtain verifiable consent from a parent or guardian before collecting personal information from children. Under the new rules, the FTC has expanded the number and type of companies that must comply with COPPA, as well as the definition of personal information. While the old rules were already having a negative impact on innovation among online services directed at children, the new rules will further limit innovation and the availability of high quality online content for children, in particular, by restricting online behavioral advertising on many websites.
There are legitimate reasons for COPPA even if its implementation has been poor. First, one of the main concerns about children's privacy in 1998 (when Congress passed COPPA) was the ease with which anyone with $50 could purchase the names and addresses of children in their neighborhood. Clearly selling this type of data without any regulations in place was a bad idea, and Congress rightly stepped in to prohibit this practice.… Read the rest
Do Consumers Care About Online Privacy Anymore?
According to the latest online search trends, concerns about Internet privacy are so 2004.
If this sounds incredible to you, let me explain.
First, some background. An individual's search queries can reveal interesting information about their interests. When this data is amassed across many individuals, it can provide insights into consumers as a whole. Google is one of the first companies to make use of its large historical database of search engine queries to try to better understand consumers. Perhaps the most famous example of this is Google Flu Trends which uses both historical and real-time data to predict the level of influenza in the population across time.
Google has also made a version of its database of search queries available to the public in a product called Google Trends. Google Trends shows how many searches have been performed on a particular search term relative to the total number of searches. Individuals can use Google Trends to discover the relative popularity of search terms for a particular period of time or for a particular location. Google Trends does not show total search volume, but rather normalizes the data to … Read the rest


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Gratefulnesse by George Herbert
by George Herbert (1593- 1633)
Thou that hast given so much to me,
Give one thing more, a grateful heart.
See how thy beggar works on thee
By art.
He makes thy gifts occasion more,
And says, If he in this be crossed,
All thou hast given him heretofore
Is lost.
But thou didst reckon, when at first
Thy word our hearts and hands did crave,
What it would come to at the worst
To save.
Perpetual knockings at thy door,
Tears sullying thy transparent rooms,
Gift upon gift, much would have more,
And comes.
This not withstanding, thou wenst on,
And didst allow us all our noise:
Nay thou hast made a sigh and groan
Thy joys.
Not that thou hast not still above
Much better tunes, than groans can make;
But that these country-airs thy love
Did take.
Wherefore I cry, and cry again;
And in no quiet canst thou be,
Till I a thankful heart obtain
Of thee:
Not thankful, when it pleaseth me;
As if thy blessings had spare days:
But such a heart, whose pulse may be
Thy praise.
This lovely poem is one of my favorites, and I think often of the last stanza. I very much enjoy George Herbert's way of visually and aurally emphasizing important elements in his poems.
In my beautiful old volume of Herbert's poetry (left), a gift from my oldest son, the last line of each stanza is spaced flush right, so that it is emphasized. I tried very hard to make it appear this way in this post, but it doesn't show up in all browsers, so you may just have to imagine it. Better yet, use the poem as copywork, and write it spaced this way, and both you and your students will have an increased appreciation of its beauty. Be sure to notice Herbert's warm, intimate tone, as of a child speaking to a father.
With this, I wish you a joyous Thanksgiving!
P.S. If you'd like to learn more about George Herbert and his poetry, be sure to check out Working it Out, a wonderful book that is both a devotional and a model for a simple, helpful way of approaching poetry in general.
Apprenticeships and Skilled Trades Offer an Alternative to College
I often talk about college or entrepreneurial options for homeschool students because that is where most of my personal interest and experience lies. However, there are many other wonderful options to consider, including skilled work in hands-on fields such as construction, plumbing, manufacturing, and so on (often referred to as the trades).
I'm reminded of these opportunities now, as my third son, a kinesthetic learner who has always wanted to work in HVAC (heating and air conditioning), has just been accepted into a three-year paid apprenticeship in his chosen field. He found the opportunity in the classified ads of our local paper, but you can search online for similar programs. The application process was similar to a job application process, as he's going to be working full-time while taking classes, so that at the end of the program, he will be a journeyman.
Remember tech school? Most high schools used to offer shop class, woodworking, machine shop, and other training for interesting blue-collar jobs. Now, with the current emphasis on college, many students aren't even made aware of the opportunities that are available without a four-year degree. A skilled tradesman (tradesperson? whatever!) can often earn a yearly salary and benefits comparable to that of a college graduate. Read more
'To Autumn' by John Keats
Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness,
Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun;
Conspiring with him how to load and bless
With fruit the vines that round the thatch-eves run;
To bend with apples the moss'd cottage-trees,
And fill all fruit with ripeness to the core;
To swell the gourd, and plump the hazel shells
With a sweet kernel; to set budding more,
And still more, later flowers for the bees,
Until they think warm days will never cease,
For Summer has o'er-brimm'd their clammy cells.
Who hath not seen thee oft amid thy store?
Sometimes whoever seeks abroad may find
Thee sitting careless on a granary floor,
Thy hair soft-lifted by the winnowing wind;
Or on a half-reap'd furrow sound asleep,
Drows'd with the fume of poppies, while thy hook
Spares the next swath and all its twined flowers:
And sometimes like a gleaner thou dost keep
Steady thy laden head across a brook;
Or by a cyder-press, with patient look,
Thou watchest the last oozings hours by hours.
Where are the songs of Spring? Ay, where are they?
Think not of them, thou hast thy music too,â€â€
While barred clouds bloom the soft-dying day,
And touch the stubble plains with rosy hue;
Then in a wailful choir the small gnats mourn
Among the river sallows, borne aloft
Or sinking as the light wind lives or dies;
And full-grown lambs loud bleat from hilly bourn;
Hedge-crickets sing; and now with treble soft
The red-breast whistles from a garden-croft;
And gathering swallows twitter in the skies.


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Editor's note: The article was updated 4:15 p.m. Oct. 17 to reflect information added from a story by WCCO.
Former Republican spokesperson Michael Brodkorb "claims Republicans put the marriage amendment on the ballot to get conservatives to the polls in November," according to a report onMinnesota Public Radio.
Brodkorb was reportedly fired last year after a relationship with .
Senator Warren Limmer (R-Maple Grove) responded to the claim, according to various media reports.
"Being the chief author of the amendment, I was a central figure to every discussion in our caucus and I don't remember any discussion regarding a motive to turn out people to the polls," Limmer said, as reported by Minnesota Public Radio.
In a WCCO story, it was reported that Limmer:
acknowledged GOP Senators did discuss some get-out-the-vote efforts "among many other amendment-related items."
Supporters of the bill deny the claim by Brodkrob, reports the Pioneer Press.
The constitutional amendment on the November ballot, if passed, would permit marriage only between a man and a woman.


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India is a rapidly changing place with its foot firmly grounded now in world trade and economic growth, but you do not have to travel too far from the cities to find yourself emerged in traditional India. Simon Watkinson has the story.
I do not think any words can describe the excitement that I feel when the wheels of the aeroplane touch down on Indian soil. Every trip I make to India brings me a wealth of new life changing experiences; there is never a dull moment. I have spent a total of over seven months there over the years and hardly scratched the surface of this amazing country. As equally rich in colour as it is in spiritualism, this friendly country has so much to offer the adventurous photographer.
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Chris Kraftick is entering his fifth full season as the men and women's Head Golf Coach. He hails from Wooster, OH and now resides in London, KY with his wife, Rebecca, and his three children; Lynsey (15), Mason (10), and Emory (6).
Kraftick attended Wooster High School where he was a four-year letterman. During his high school golf career, he was recognized as an All-Conference player in 1993 and won the Team MVP in 1993. He was graduated from Wilmington College in 1998 with a degree in Elementary Education where he was named an All-Conference player his junior and senior years and received the Team Outstanding Player Award.
In 2000, Kraftick became the assistant golf professional at Crooked Creek Golf Club in London, Kentucky, before taking over as the Head Golf Pro in 2004. He qualified for the Kentucky Open four times during that span. Also in 2004, Kraftick reached the professional ranks as he became a member of the PGA.
Kraftick played and excelled in golf at the collegiate level and has always had an interest in coaching. He started his coaching career as an assistant at North Laurel High School in London, KY in 2004 before taking over the head ranks in 2006-2007.
Coach Kraftick has developed both the men and women's golf programs into extremely successful teams. Over the past four seasons, the men have 25 tournament wins, 4 MSC Regular Season Titles, 4 MSC Tournament Titles, and have been to 4 NAIA National Tournaments. The 2011-2012 season ended with the Patriots 5th in the NAIA National Poll and 5th in the NAIA Tournament. The Patriots also had 1 NAIA All-American, 3 GCAA All Americans and 4 MSC All-Conference selections in 2011-12. Kraftick has also been named the MSC Coach of the Year each of the last four seasons. He was also named the GCAA South Region Coach of the Year in 2011-2012.
The women's program has had its own share of success. In 2011-12, they were the Mid-South Conference Regular Season Champions and MSC Tournament Champions, finishing 14th in the NAIA National Tournament. The women have a record of 233-139-3 over the past four years including 11 tournament wins. The Women also had a 32-1 record in the MSC in 2011-12. In 2010-11 Kraftick was named MSC Women's Coach of the Year.
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By TONY EIERDAM
All area football teams are in action today as Santo will enjoy Homecoming Night, Millsap will continue district action and Perrin, Strawn and Gordon will continue non-district play.
Millsap (2-2) is 1-0 in District 6-2A (Division II) and will travel to Tolar (3-1, 1-0) to face the Rattlers at 7:30 p.m.
The Bulldogs are riding a two-game winning streak and won their league opener last week 20-0 over Rio Vista.
"Our kids are playing with a lot of confidence right now," Millsap head coach Kyle Coker said. "I'm proud of our defense and the way they played (against Rio Vista). Our defense came up with some big stops to keep us in it.
"The kids had a real good week of practice and are ready to go. Tolar will be one of the tougher opponents we face all year. Our kids are ready for the challenge."
Millsap will have to contend with Tolar running back Cory Solomon, who last year rushed for 1,723 yards and 123 touchdowns. Solomon has played three games in 2013 and had rushed for 331 yards on 51 carries (6.49 yards per carry) and has found the end zone twice.
"We will have to contain Solomon," Coker said. "He is very fast. They also have an athletic quarterback in Corbin Wood (who has scored seven rushing touchdowns and passed for six more).
"Wood is a dual threat and we will have to also deal with him."
Santo (4-1) is coming off a big 41-0 win over Perrin and will host Petrolia (3-1) today on Homecoming Night. Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m.
Against the Pirates, Santo's effective ball-control offense pounded out 363 yards on the ground. The Wildcats were led on the ground by quarterback Kyle Moore, who rushed for 131 yards on 11 carries and a touchdown.
Garrett Nemeth (five carries, 62 yards) found the end zone twice, and Grant Gilbert recorded 77 yards on eight totes with one score. Keith Chalker was steady with 12 carries for 42 yards and one TD.
Wildcats head coach Randy Thornton downplayed last week's victory.
"We just did what we needed to do to get the win," he said. "I feel we played extremely well on offense and defense, and we hope to continue that (today)."
Perrin suffered a pair of season-ending injuries to two starters and hope to rebound from last week's Homecoming Night loss and will travel to Frost (3-2) for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff.
Perrin head coach Brad Hutton said the team is taking the attitude of "next man up" to replace the injured players.
"We need some kids to step up," Hutton said. "We have one more game to play before district starts (on Oct. 11 at home against Munday) and we have to use it to our advantage."
In six man football, the Strawn Greyhounds (3-1) will travel to state-ranked No. 10 Newcastle today with a 7:30 p.m. start, and Gordon (1-3) is at Waco Life with a 7:30 p.m. kick.
State-ranked No. 14 Strawn will hope not to have a letdown after its big win over Gordon last week. But the Bobcats come into the contest at 3-1 with wins over Borden, Abilene Christian and Knox City.
Newcastle's lone loss was a 46-38 set back to state-ranked No. 8 May.
"We feel we are getting better each day and eachweek," Greyhounds head coach Dewaine Lee said. "That is what we strive for – to get better after every practice and every game.
"Our schedule is tough and it kind of reminds me of the playoffs where you face a quality team every week."
Lee said Newcastle has a strong offense and is well coached under longtime head coach Ty Spitzer.
"We have to slow their offense down," Lee said. "As for us on offense, we want to control the ball, and it all starts up front on the line of scrimmage.
"We will need to make things happen from the offensive line."
Gordon hopes to rebound from last week's grudge-match loss to Strawn against Waco Life (4-1).
But with a young and inexperienced squad, 'Horns head coach Joe Kostiha just wants to see weekly improvement.
"Our inexperience showed (last week against Strawn) more than anything," Kostiha said. "That's the stuff that we have to work on and get better for later in the season.
"We knew coming into the season that we have kind of a murderers row type schedule. Right now I'm not even concerned with who we're playing. It's about us trying to improve and get to the place we need. We need these preseason games to be able to work through kinks."


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DAMASCUS, Syria — Iraq's neighbors opened a conference Saturday on the effects of the U.S.-led war that ousted President Saddam Hussein, but Baghdad's interim government -- insulted by a last-minute invitation -- snubbed the talks.
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Doo Hoi Kem justified her seeded place to reach the Junior Girls' Singles semi-finals
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Second seed Ariel Hsing of the United States and third seed, Hong Kong's Doo Hoi Kem, duly reached the semi-final stage of the Junior Girls' Singles event at the Egypt Junior and Cadet Open in Ismailia, following success in the early rounds of proceedings on Saturday 22nd June 2013,At the quarter-final stage Ariel Hsing beat Chinese Taipei's Chiu Ssu-Hua, the no.6 seed (2-10, 11-9, 11-7, 12-10) and Doo Hoi Kem accounted for Japan's Mayuka Taira (7-11, 11-6, 12-10, 9-11, 7-11, 11-3, 11-7).However, for the other leading names it was defeat.
First Round ExitLily Zhang, the no.1 seed, was beaten in the opening round by Yurika Taira (11-3, 11-7, 11-8, 11-6), who duly booked her place in the semi-finals by overcoming Hong Kong's Soo Wai Yam (9-11, 11-8, 11-3, 11-6, 11-8).Similarly there was an opening round defeat for Lam Yee Lok, the no.5 seed, also from Hong Kong. She had finished in second place in her group and thus had not progressed to her allotted place in the draw. She was beaten by Ariel Hsing (10-12, 11-9, 11-8, 11-1, 11-8).Same ScenarioA first round defeat for Lam Yee Lok, it was the same scenario for Thailand's Tamolwan Khetkhuan, the no.8 seed; she suffered defeat at the hands of Chiu Ssu-Hua.At the semi-final stage, Doo Hoi Kem meets Japan's Seira Ushijima, an outsider at the start of the tournament but a player who has yet to suffer defeat. She continued her winning ways, beating Chinese Taipei's Lin Chia-Hsuan, the no.10 seed, in the quarter-finals (11-6, 11-6, 15-17, 11-7, 14-12).Meanwhile, in the lower half of the draw, Ariel Hsing confronts Yurika Taira.Top Four Reach Semi-FinalsUpsets in the Junior Girls' Singles event but not in the counterpart Cadet Girls' Singles competition where the top four seeds all booked semi-final places.In the round of the last eight; in the top half of the draw, Chinese Taipei's Hung Hung, the no.1 seed, beat Egypt's Malek Khory (11-5, 11-6, 11-7), whilst Nigeria's Esther Oribamise, the no.4 seed, defeated Egypt's Yomna Sorour.Similarly Success Success for the favourites in the upper half of the draw, it was the same in the opposite half.Chinese Taipei's Lee Yu-Peng, the no.2 seed, accounted for Egypt's Farida Elhabrouk (11-8, 11-5, 11-5) and Egypt's Amira Yousry, the no.3 seed, ended the hopes of Singapore's Tay Hui Li (8-11, 11-9, 12-10,11-6).Junior Girls' DoublesThe penultimate round reached in the Junior Girls' Singles and Cadet Girls' Singles events, the same stage has been reached in the Junior Girls' Doubles and Cadet Girls' Doubles events.In the Junior Girls' Doubles, Egypt's Aliaa Doaa and Yousry Helmy, who sensationally beat the top seeded American partnership of Ariel Hsing and Lily Zhang in the quarter-finals (11-9, 2-11, 11-6, 11-3) meet Chinese Taipei's Lin Chia-Hsuan and Lin Chia-Yu. In the opposite half, Hong Kong's Doo Hoi Kem and Lam Yee Lok face Chiu Ssu-Hua and Huang Yu-Wen, also from Chinese Taipei.Cadet Girls' DoublesA fine effort from Egypt and the African country is well represented in the Cadet Girls' Doubles semi-finals.Malak Khory and Amira Yousry meet Hong Kong's Mak Tze Wing and Soo Wai Yam; in the opposite half Nigeria's Agnes Onoja and Esther Oribamise face Chinese Taipei's Hung Hung and Lee Yu-Peng.FinalsThe finals will be played on Sunday 23rd June 2013.
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"I have been making creme brulee for my wife for quite some time and one day she asked me, 'Honey, is it possible to make creme brulee out of eggnog? I think that would be so yummy.' So, I bought some eggnog and set about finding out if it is possible, and it is. You can also take the same recipe and pour it into a prepared pie crust for an eggnog custard pie. It's a lot less work and hassle than individual ramekins."
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Original recipe yields 4 servings
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Place 4 ramekins or custard cups into a shallow baking dish, and fill the dish with water to half-way up the sides of the ramekins.
- Pour the eggnog into a pan over medium heat. Cook and stir occasionally until the mixture simmers, about 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, place the egg yolks and sugar into a mixing bowl; beat until light colored and frothy. Stir in the mascarpone until well blended and smooth. Whisk 1/4 cup of the heated eggnog mixture into the eggs. Gradually whisk the remaining eggnog into the eggs. Pour the mixture through a fine sieve to remove any egg strands. If desired, stir in the nutmeg, cinnamon, and vanilla. Pour into the prepared ramekins, dividing evenly.
- Bake in preheated oven until custard has set, 30 to 45 minutes. Centers should wiggle slightly when shaken, but not be soupy.
- Remove from oven and cool 30 minutes; refrigerate at least 3 hours before serving.
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I thought it was very good. I used rum instead of the vanilla. It will be a regular holdiay dessert.
SO GOOD! The marscapone makes it amazing. I also used a lot of rum instead of vanilla and it was so delicious. If I make regular creme brulee again I will absolutely use the marscapone.
This was all right. I LOVE creme brulee, so I guess I shouldn't stray :o) I also like eggnog, and wanted a "festive" dessert for my Christmas Eve dinner. The directions were good, I had no trouble, it set up nicely, the consistancy was good- I don't know, it just was kind of..... not creme brulee. Maybe it was TOO eggnog-y or something. If you ADORE eggnog, this may perfect for you! If I were to make it again I think I'd add some southern comfort or brandy or something, and replace some of the eggnog with cream.
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Amount Per Serving (4 total)
- Calories
- 367 cal
- 18%
- Fat
- 23.7 g
- 37%
- Carbs
- 30.8 g
- 10%
- Protein
- 9 g
- 18%
- Cholesterol
- 306 mg
- 102%
- Sodium
- 88 mg
- 4%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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by William Fisher
11 May 09 | IPS
Civil libertarians are condemning a call by two influential U.S. senators for the White House to block the impending release of photographs showing detainees being abused by U.S. military personnel at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and at other U.S. detention facilities in the Middle East and elsewhere. Read the rest of this entry »
U.S. Accused of Illegal White Phosphorus Attack in Afghanistan
10 May 09 | Raw Story
United States forces in Afghanistan are accused of illegally deploying white phosphorus against civilians following a firefight with Taliban militants, according to published reports. Read the rest of this entry »


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Peninsula College freshman Larkyn Nelson (Bellingham) scored in the 90th minute to lift the Pirates to a 1-0 victory over Bellevue on Tuesday, Oct. 15.
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What is this medicine?LIDOCAINE; PRILOCAINE (LYE doe kane; PRIL oh kane) is a topical anesthetic used in dentistry. It causes loss of feeling in the skin and surrounding tissues. It is used to numb areas of the gums before dental work.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
- glucose-6-phosphate deficiency
- liver disease
- methemoglobinemia
- an unusual or allergic reaction to lidocaine, prilocaine, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
- pregnant or trying to get pregnant
- breast-feeding
How should I use this medicine?This medicine is applied to your gums by a health-care professional before dental work.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
What if I miss a dose?This does not apply.
What may interact with this medicine?
- acetaminophen
- aniline dyes
- chloroquine
- dapsone
- medicines for the heart like nitroglycerin, nitroprusside
- medicines to control heart rhythm like mexiletine, tocainide
- nitrofurantoin
- other medicines that cause numbness
- phenobarbital
- phenytoin
- primaquine
- quinine
- sulfonamides
What should I watch for while using this medicine?Be careful to avoid injury to the treated area while it is numb and you are not aware of the pain. Also, avoid drinking very hot or cold drinks while you are numb.
Do not touch this medicine to the eye. It may cause irritation and injury.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
- allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue
- blue gray color in mouth, lips, fingernails
- breathing problems
- changes in vision
- chills, fever
- confused, excitable, nervous, restless
- dizzy, drowsy
- headache
- irregular heartbeat
- irritation or sores on the gums
- nausea, vomiting
- seizures
- tremors
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
- change in taste
- redness of the gums
Where should I keep my medicine?This drug is given in a hospital or clinic and will not be stored at home.
Remember, keep this and all other medicines out of the reach of children, never share your medicines with others, and use this medication only for the indication prescribed.


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Georgia Supreme Court justices have upheld a murder conviction in a 2007 Grady County murder case involving a wheelchair-bound victim.
With all justices concurring, the malice murder verdict returned on Martin Wheeler was upheld.
Wheeler, 78, was found guilty in September 2007 in connection with the strangling, beating and stabbing death of his elderly, wheelchair-bound ex-girlfriend, Pearl Johnson.
For more see Saturday's edition.