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March on Disney
While not much can top spending Thanksgiving with family and friends at home, spending Thanksgiving with family and friends in Orlando, Fla., kind of does.The Ohio Northern University Marching Band embarked on a mini-tour of sorts during Thanksgiving break, performing first at Castillo de San... more
Holiday Philanthropy
Feet for FinesFrom December 1 through 12, you can stop by the circulation desk at Heterick Memorial Library and donate to pay off your library fines. Donation items include…One pair of children's socks pays up to $3.00 worth of fines.One pair of children's shoes pays up to $15.00 worth of fines.... more
Saying Thank You
Ohio Northern University's generous alumni and friends give back to the University each year in many ways. Foremost among them is the endowed scholarship program, which awards deserving students with financial assistance needed to attend ONU.Cover photo: Freshman pharmacy major Monet Weaver writes... more
G'day, Kate!
ONU's first native Australian student is freshman musical theatre and French major Kaitlin Jempson of Melbourne. Kaitlin's dream of performing professionally on stage compelled her to pursue an American fine arts education. In just her first semester, Kaitlin earned a role in The ONU Holiday... more
Flipping the Script
ONU named Dr. Steven J. Martin dean of the College of Pharmacy in March of this year. Martin initiated a strategic planning program this summer to set a new course for the college. The Student Pharmacy Council represented students in the strategic planning process and... more
Engineering Thrills
For engineers interested in things like speed-to-weight ratios, g-forces and aerodynamics, studying a modern roller coaster is akin to marine biologists studying a great white shark. Like sharks, these looping leviathans of twisted steel get more interesting the scarier they become. A trip to... more
Called to Serve
Ann LewisSophomore, Management and Sport Management Double MajorU.S. Army, Military Police OfficerFive years active duty, 14 months in the reserves10-month deployment, Operation Iraqi FreedomRead Ann's storyBen CooperFreshman, Management MajorU.S. Army, Combat MedicFour years active dutyOne year... more
Global Chef
ONU Dining Services participated in Sodexo's Global Chef program this semester, welcoming Executive Chef Melanie Tolson from Southampton Solent University to campus. Over the course of two days, Tolson prepared authentic English cuisine for students, including traditional favorites like fish and... more
Fostering Family
ONU is home to Viking, a 7-month-old golden retriever puppy training to become a service animal. Three ONU juniors are raising Viking on campus this semester to help socialize him to a wide variety of situations. Viking was provided by the service animal organization 4 Paws for... more
Spirit Week 2014
Scroll down for a complete list of events Monday 9/297 - 10 p.m.Dial-Roberson StadiumPlay under the lights for the first time ever. Teams of 8 players. Men's and women's games.Brought to you by Residence Life Tuesday 9/306 - 7:30 p.m.TundraWinners take home a custom set of ONU corn hole boards.... more
Blender Bikes
Students work up an appetite on pedal-powered smoothie machines in Mac. Tuesday, Sept. 23, was Fender Blender smoothie day at McIntosh dining hall. Students used specially modified stationary bikes to blend their own peach, strawberry or blueberry smoothies. The Fender Blenders are... more
Record Setting
The ONU fall career and graduate school fair was Thursday, Sept. 18., in the ONU Field House. The fair was the largest on record in terms of the amount of recruiters and firms in attendance. Polar Careers is responsible for putting on multiple career fairs throughout the year to... more


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This article is part of the VIDEO GAME TV! series.
tags: video games, television, remix
Rock legend David Bowie has changed his identity with almost every album. Can you remember all these classic Bowie characters?
Tucker Carlson's idiot brother just called New York mayor Bill de Blasio's spokeswoman a "LabiaFace."
Video games are serious business, but Goons save room for fun stuff, like making Mega Man fan art!
A psychic terrorist travels to the 1990s to win his true love by murdering her entire wedding party!
The SA Goons deliver another knockout round of soccer GIFs!
Shmorky's Flash Tub. A collection of Flash cartoons and shorts, all crammed into neat little Flash Tub packages!
audio clips taken from television broadcasts about video games, remixed and mashed-up and then set to animation!
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The day starts off with a presentation at 11am by State Senator Rob Garagiola.
At 2pm, our first local author, Alan Orloff, will give a stand-up comedy routine followed by a booksigning of his mystery novels, Killer Routine and Diamonds for the Dead.
3pm will be the return of local mystery author, Donna Andrews, who will talk about her 12th book of the Meg Langslow series, Stork Raving Mad. Her latest Meg Langslow book, The Real Macaw, will be released July 19.
4pm is an author from this area, Barbara Jean Van Meter. She will talk about, and sign, copies of her children's book, Laughter in Heaven.
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After an automobile accident kills his fiancee, Channing Hayes puts his stand-up comedy career on hold and teaches his trade to his fiancee's sister Heather, but when she goes missing, Channing must work to find and protect her.
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The New San Francisco Tech Boom is On (and Google Wants to Hire You)
Yesterday, Mozilla, the developer of the popular Firefox browser, became the latest tech sector star to announce that it will soon be opening an office in San Francisco.
So it's probably time to state the obvious, and that is that around here, the rush is on. Yep, we've got another full-fledged tech boom on our hands.
Over at CNET headquarters in Soma yesterday, I was marveling at the array of top-notch correspondents and bloggers they employ, which easily rivals Bloomberg TV's growing team down on The Embarcadero, which I profiled here recently.
The journalists at CNET, Bloomberg, and elsewhere I've spoken with all say that the pace of innovation occurring here in the city easily matches what they witnessed in the mid-90s during the original Internet boom, and that it may well soon surpass it.
Corn Dogs in San Francisco: Not Just Carnie Fare
Leave it to San Francisco to turn something as humble as a corn meal-batter-coated hot dog into an exercise in culinary wit. At its best, a corn dog should be hand-dipped and deep-fried to order—none of this pre-frozen business. At its purest, the meal should be eaten standing up, or while perched on a stool, al fresco, of course. But after asking around town, it's clear that corn dogs have broken free from their carnie stereotype, graduating onto many a San Francisco menu. Here goes our list, running the gamut from quick and dirty deliciousness to posh, dine-in "dogs."
Scenes of the City: Gardening in SF: Alemany Farm and Beyond
For this week's Scenes of the City we visited Alemany Farm on the southern slope of Bernal Heights and several other gardens in SF and checked out spring planting, cleaning and maintaining. Also check out details of the Alemany Farm Earth Day Celebration here (scheduled for April 23). Enjoy.
Pineapple Sage grows readily in the cool SF climate and smells like, you guessed it, a pungent pineapple.
From Umami to Nombe: Restaurants Step Up Tsunami Relief Efforts Across Town
A local posse of Bay Area restaurants are leaping to action to help Japan recover from Friday's earthquake, tsunami and devastating after effects. Twenty-seat La Lengua sushi spot, Ichi Sushi, was among the first to rally for the cause this past weekend, raising $550 for American Red Cross over the course of two nights. Now, a look at other San Francisco restaurants where you can help out by dining out.
As Startups Proliferate, SF Beta's Mixer Becomes One of the Hottest Tickets in Town
San Francisco is experiencing another explosion in startups, and one of the best ways to visualize that is at at the local tech community's hottest recurring event, which is the "startup mixer" held by SF Beta every other month at 111 Minna.
SF Beta is the brainchild of Christian Perry, now 26. He launched it when he first moved here from Chicago after finishing college back in 2006. Perry notes that his meetups are attracting record crowds these days.
"There is a big spike this year, up to 650-700 attendees, or more than twice as many as in the past," says Perry.
Almost all of that growth, he says, is due to the rise of social networking companies like Twitter, mobile app developers, and new advertising startups, which have catapulted San Francisco into the new center of tech innovation -- more than anyplace else, including Silicon Valley.
Scenes of the City: Street Portraits in the Castro District
For this week's Scenes of the City, we went to the Castro District and captured a dozen or so street portraits of the people passing by near Castro and Market streets.
All photos and words by Joseph Schell
Rock the Vote: SF vs NYC
The war is on. Last week, Lonely Planet fueled the fire with a little friendly competition between SF and NYC. The two cities have always had a friendly rivalry, but this time you get to be the judge. So stop whatever it is you're doing—that report can wait a few minutes—and cast your votes ASAP.
Right now, it's neck and neck, and I have to admit, that as a former New Yorker, I had to choose the Big Apple on some of these (there is just something about The Strand that Green Apple can't match). But come on people—we can't let Central Park beat out the Golden Gate Bridge!
Scenes of the City: SF Gets Fit
For our second installment of "Scenes from the City," we documented the citywide New Year's fitness resolution craze. Check out SF shaping up after the holidays, shedding those pounds and enjoying the outdoors. Here are photos from some of the city's favorite workout spots: Crissy Field, Golden Gate Park, Bad Joe's Body Shop, Planet Granite, and fit Bernal fit.
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Stephen Elliott on Why Two Roommates and $25K at Age 38 Equals a Lucky Man
I don't go to a job like most people, and I don't stay home with the children. I don't have children. As I'm writing this, I see a very pregnant woman step out of a Mini Cooper and into a cafe. I don't have a car. I had one 10 years ago, but it died.


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Recent winners of the Nobel Prize in physics
– 1990: Jerome I. Friedman and Henry W. Kendall, United States, and Richard E. Taylor, Canada, for investigating the scattering of electrons and refining models of quarks.
– 1989: Norman F. Ramsey and Hans G. Dehmelt, United States, and Wolfgang Paul, West Germany, for inventing methods used in atomic clocks and ion trap techniques.
– 1988: Leon M. Lederman, Melvin Schwartz and Jack Steinberger, United States, for developing the neutrino beam and discovering new types of neutrinos.
– 1987: J. Georg Bednorz, West Germany, and K. Alexander Muller, Switzerland, for work revealing superconductivity in ceramics.
– 1986: Ernst Ruska and Gerd Binnig, West Germany, and Heinrich Rohrer, Switzerland, for designing the electron and scanning tunneling microscopes.
– 1985: Klaus von Klitzing, West Germany, for discovering the quantized Hall effect.
– 1984: Carlo Rubbia, Italy, and Simon van der Meer, Netherlands, for contributions to the discovery of field particles involved in weak interaction.
– 1983: Subramanyan Chandrasekhar and William A. Fowler, United States, for theories explaining the chemical and physical process between stars and the universe.
– 1982: Kenneth G. Wilson, United States, for developing the theory of phase transitions.
– 1981: Nicolaas Bloembergen and Arthur L. Schawlow, United States, and Kai M. Siegbahn, Sweden, for contributing to the development of laser and electron spectroscopy.
– 1980: James Cronin and Val Fitch, United States, for discovering new aspects of neutral K-mesons.


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Someone should show the public the math that says the new formula for distributing transportation money will result in more projects because on its face, it just makes no sense at all.
Whether it will or won't is now a moot point. The bill passed, and Gov. Pat McCrory signed it Wednesday, so right or wrong, here it comes. Or doesn't, if the math is wrong -- or fictional.
Gov. Pat McCrory caused a little bit of a stir earlier this month by referring to the "Moral Monday" protesters – who gather at the Legislative Building every Monday and stay until some of them get arrested – as "outsiders." Most of the outrage we saw was at the use of the term, particular among that portion of protest sympathizers who are lifelong North Carolinians.
We didn't think much of it. In fact, we had nearly forgotten about it.
And then we learned that McCrory was born in 1956 in Columbus, Ohio, and his family did not move to Greensboro until the mid-1960s. And that's not all.
Lenoir Fire Chief Ken Briscoe said during Tuesday afternoon's meeting of the Committee of the Whole that in the intense storms we have had recently, emergency crews often must scramble from fallen tree to flooded street to erect barricades, and only after all are blocked off do they have time to cycle back and see what can be done.
But an unmanned barricade apparently is a puzzlement or even an irritant to some drivers, who get out of their cars and move it or else drive around it and continue on toward the hazard, Briscoe said.
Before members of the Lenoir City Council meet this afternoon to adopt a budget whose final outcome is greatly uncertain because of legislative malfeasance in Raleigh, maybe they should read some short fiction.
There is some solid research that shows that the reading won't make the budget any better, but it might make the council members feel better about their predicament.
Researchers at the University of Toronto conducted an experiment in which 100 students were given either a piece of short fiction or a factual essay to read; all of the work was by accomplished writers. After reading, each student was given a survey measuring their emotional need for certainty and stability – they had to agree or disagree with statements such as "I dislike questions that can be answered in many different ways."
Those who read the short fiction gave answers expressing less need for order and more comfort with ambiguity.
It's all but certain now that local governments will have to fly blind into the start of the new budget year.
House Speaker Thom Tillis, R-Mecklenberg, said Thursday that the General Assembly likely would pass a resolution next week to let the state keep operating under the terms of the current year's budget even after June 30, the end of the fiscal year.
That's an option that municipalities can't take without incurring significant pain for either themselves or taxpayers.
All the talk among legislative leaders in Raleigh is about tax cuts.
All the headlines locally translate to job cuts.
Would news organizations please stop saying things such as this, from an Associated Press story: "The GOP controls the state's executive and legislative branches simultaneously for the first time since 1870."
While it is technically true, the repetition of this fact implies an entirely misleading point.
The person in the City-County Chambers on Monday night who had the worst job was Tony Helton, the county finance officer.
Helton was caught in the crossfire between two camps of the Caldwell County Board of Commissioners, one advocating the conservative theory of governance that says you should prudently note risks and avoid debt, the other advocating the conservative theory of governance that says tax rates should be as low as is manageable.
It's a strange sight to see politicians stepping aside for matters of principle, but it has happened twice now in less than a month.
State Sen. Bob Rucho, R-Mecklenberg, resigned Thursday as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, essentially because Senate leader Phil Berger scrapped the tax-reform plan that Rucho authored – and that the full Senate had already approved – in favor of a less sweeping plan closer to what House leaders and Gov. Pat McCrory support.
His resignation came less than a month after Rep. Robert Brawley, R-Iredell, resigned as chairman of the House Finance Committee because House Speaker Thom Tillis had overruled Brawley on a number of issues in ways that chafed Brawley's sense of what's right.
State Sen. Thom Goolsby, a Republican from Wilmington, must feel a little bit like Mitt Romney.
Goolsby has been taking some flak for an opinion column he wrote in which he referred to the "Moral Mondays" protests, in which people opposed to the Republican majority's legislative agenda have tried to disrupt business at the General Assembly, as "Moron Mondays" and to the protesters as loonies and "aged hippies" and compared them a circus act.
The News-Topic has never seen a letter to the editor quite like one run this week by The Sylva Herald, southwest of Asheville, that was sent in by reader Mary Adams after news that Jackson County had paid consultant BCF $50,000 to come up with a new "brand" for the county. (As far as we've ever been able to determine, a "brand" is not much different from what in the old days we would have called a motto, except more expensive.)
That brand turned out to be this: "Play on."
Adams wrote, in part: "What many don't realize is that both these words come from Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night,' lending Jackson County's new brand not only fun but culture. And the county was wise to act quickly, before all the Shakespearean quotations were gone."
One idea proposed this week in a column by Christopher Hill, the director of the North Carolina Justice Center's Education and Law Project, would further decrease the importance of what happens in the classroom. Hill was suggesting ways to correct the overreliance on high-stakes tests, but among them was the idea that "students who are less motivated and do not participate by handing in homework or putting effort in class work" should still be allowed to be promoted to the next grade if they pass a proficiency test.
That makes utterly no sense.
News that the government has been secretly collecting the telephone records of millions of U.S. customers of Verizon under a top-secret court order must have come as a letdown for members of the Washington press corps. They thought the government was waging a quiet war on a free press when it took the phone records of a Fox News reporter. Now it turns out the government is doing it to everyone.
That this is an outrageous intrusion on civil liberties ought to go without saying.
That it would happen eventually, however, was completely predictable.
Who do our state's colleges and universities exist to serve? The popular short answer is their customers.
But who are their customers? Students? Parents? Potential employers? College professors and other instructors certainly can tell you that students and their parents think they are the customers, demanding a high level of service and constant access.
But their view is at odds with the one that put Gov. Pat McCrory in headlines back in February, when in a radio interview he criticized liberal arts courses that he perceived as having no benefit in terms of getting a job. He said he would propose legislation to change higher education funding "not based on how many butts (are) in seats but how many of those butts can get jobs."
Not often does a politician in a position of power so publicly burn a bridge the way that state Rep. Robert Brawley, R-Iredell, did on Wednesday.
Announcing that he was stepping down as chairman of the House Finance Committee, Brawley issued a public letter to the Republican House speaker, Thom Tillis, that WRAL accurately described as "blistering."
If there are any NASCAR fans left who have hope that there remains a trace of the sport's soul, Bruton Smith is here to implore them to abandon all hope.
Smith, whose Speedway Motorsports makes more money off of NASCAR than anyone or anything without the name France attached to it somewhere, is one of the money-grubbing sons of Mammon who bought the North Wilkesboro Speedway in 1995 for the sole purpose of cutting out its heart -- taking its two Winston Cup races to other, bigger tracks where the races would make more money.
In that same spirit, Smith told Charlotte television station WBTV last week that he likely will move one of the two races -- the October one, deep in the championship chase -- that are now held at Charlotte Motor Speedway to Las Vegas. Why? He was crystal clear.
The state Senate proposes eliminating the part of the law creating the state lottery that requires spending its proceeds on four educational purposes.
When the lottery was created in 2005, the General Assembly said that half the proceeds should go toward class-size reduction and pre-kindergarten, 40 percent for school construction, and the rest for college scholarships for needy students.
Now budget-writer Sen. Pete Brunstetter, R-Forsyth, says it makes sense to eliminate the legal language because no one follows it.
Are the original Charlotte Hornets far enough in the past for us to feel nostalgic about them?
Michael Jordan has asked the NBA to let him change the name of his Charlotte Bobcats to the Charlotte Hornets, the name that was taken by Charlotte's first NBA team in 1988.
Looking over a list of the changes proposed by the state Senate in its budget proposal for fiscal 2013-14, the mind reels.
There is too much in it begging for commentary. Trying to cover it all would be too confusing. Here are a couple things – or 22, depending on how you county them – that caught our eye.
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
That's cornerstone wisdom passed down through generations.
We might suggest a corollary: If you need a tune-up, don't buy a new car.
But at first blush, that seems to be the approach that Senate Bill 127 takes toward the state's economic development efforts.
The state NAACP has pledged a weekly civil-disobedience campaign called "Moral Mondays" at the General Assembly in protest of what the civil rights group calls the extremist agenda of the legislature's Republican leadership.
Risking arrest while marching, standing or sitting in place in protest is a time-honored element of non-violent, civil disobedience to draw attention to a cause and demonstrate how strongly those protesting feel about it.
But we question whether the cause in this case is clear and tangible enough for this tactic to be effective.
Legislators are free to spend all their time passing resolutions in favor of sunshine and puppy dogs if they like, but it's not a useful way to spend their time.
A current bill under consideration in the Senate is not quite that frivolous, but it's not far off because it would accomplish nothing.
The bill says students can pray, express religious viewpoints, possess or distribute religious literature and organize religious groups as long as they don't disrupt schools.
In other words, it says students have the same First Amendment rights they already have.
In theory, toll roads in urban areas could free up tax money for rural counties. But under a plan like Gov. Pat McCrory's that would lock in 40 percent of funding for "statewide priorities" and would leave just 20 percent of funding to be split among districts for local priorities (rural legislators on a House committee tentatively got that increased to 30 percent on Tuesday), toll revenue would free no tax money for use elsewhere, only ensure that urban areas have plenty of money while everyone else waits.
Everyone thinks someone else's ox deserves to be gored.
Prepare for the wailing when the details of Gov. Pat McCrory's transportation funding proposal eventually get translated to dollars and asphalt.
Just an idea, but maybe there should be a rule that anyone in elected office who openly expresses the thought that his or her elected position – one to which the public elevated that person – entitles him or her to special treatment, that person needs to be immediately ineligible for re-election.
This idea came up after reading the other day about a California congressman who had scripted what he apparently thought would be simply an awesome display for the TV cameras but, not surprisingly, was overmatched by his opponent, who happened to be Army Chief of Staff Gen. Raymond Odierno.


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In the May-June issue of the journal American Mineralogist, a team of scientists announced the discovery of the new mineral krotite, one of the earliest minerals formed in our solar system.
Natural Calm Wins 2010 Best of Supplements Award Best-selling Natural Calm® was recognized with Better Nutrition Magazine's prestigious Best of Supplements Award in the "Promoting Relaxation and Fighting the Effects of Stress†category for the third consecutive year. Austin, TX (PRWEB) November 5, 2010 Natural Calm, The Anti-Stress Drink has been the best-selling magnesium supplement in the natural products market for over five years according to supermarket scanner...
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1802-Revenue Marine had a total of 38 commissioned officers in service: 9 captains, 10 first mates, 9 second mates and 10 third mates.
1983-The 605-foot collier Marine Electric capsized and sank off Virginia during a gale. Three of the 34 crewmen on board were rescued by Coast Guard and Navy assets. This sinking and consequent loss of life contributed to the establishment of a permanent rescue swimmer program for the Coast Guard.
1986- Rains began in northern California that lasted for a week, causing severe flooding. Coast Guard units participated in rescue and relief operations.
1997- Three of four crewmembers of MLB-44363 out of the Quillayute River Motor Lifeboat Station were lost in the line of duty when they responded to a distress call from the sailing vessel Gale Runner. They were BM2 David A. Bosley, MK3 Matthew E. Schlimme, and SN Clinton P. Miniken.
(Source: USCG Historian's Office)
The U.S. Navy's joint high-speed vessel USNS Spearhead (JHSV 1) delivered wheelchairs and medical supplies to Ghanaian non-governmental organizations March 26, 2015.
The Coast Guard cutter fleet is flushing ice through the Great Lakes river systems to prevent ice jams and facilitate commercial shipping as the shipping season
The Wall Street Journal ran a story yesterday describing how the increasing number of seaborne migrants making the journey from Africa to Europe has not only
Chinese officials on Saturday fleshed out some details for the country's ambitious 21st Century Maritime Silk Road (MSR) project in its "one belt, one road," action plan.
The heavy rainfall that battered Chile's usually arid north this week happened because of climate change, a senior meteorologist said, as the region gradually
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Senate to vote on Indian children's commission
Whatever funding the government has provided for education, housing and other needs in Indian Country, it still has not improved the lot of reservation children, Sen. Heidi Heitkamp, D-N.D., said Wednesday.
In fact, things appear to be worse today than 12 years ago when she worked with reservations as North Dakota's attorney general, she said.
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Patrick ends Indy with solid run
INDIANAPOLIS -- Andretti Autosport seemingly pulled a rabbit out of a hat in the form of a sixth-place finish for Danica Patrick in the Indianapolis 500.
Patrick gained national notoriety after publicly expressing her frustration about her car's 23rd-place performance in Indy qualifying by placing the blame on the Andretti engineering staff.
On Sunday, that same group of slide-rule-packing boffins put a reasonably competitive race setup on Patrick's No. 7 GoDaddy.com car and devised a pit-stop strategy that helped Patrick achieve her best result of the 2010 season.
All of the Andretti cars struggled in Indy qualifying, with Marco Andretti the team's leading representative in 16th place. Andretti raced to a third-place finish in the 500.
Patrick lost positions before she got back on the positive side of the ledger in the race, but the payoff was what she hopes will be a season-turning result.
"Slowly but surely each stop we just made the car a little bit better and the guys did a kick-ass job on pit stops," Patrick told reporters in the pit lane after her third top-six finish at Indianapolis in six starts. "As I said in the last few days, I knew when the race came, we'd be good, as the team has a great history at the speedway. I knew we would get better.
"No doubt we had a shot at winning the event."
That assessment is probably a bit optimistic, given that Patrick pitted from 27th place during the first caution period on Lap 10 and played the alternate strategy game to gain track position. Rapid pit work elevated her from 17th to 12th on the 110th lap.
"We did struggle a little in the early goings," Danica said. "We almost went a lap down. But we were able to get the GoDaddy.com car into the position it should have been in.
"I kept telling them if I got as many [places] on track as they did in the pits, we'd be good. From where we started, we did have a good day. Whole team had a good day."
Patrick was initially classified in fifth place, but it was later established that she and two other drivers passed her teammate Andretti after the caution light came on during the 199th lap of the race. Andretti was awarded third place, ahead of Alex Lloyd, Scott Dixon and Patrick.
The sweltering heat, measured at 96 degrees ambient in the last hour of the three-hour contest, failed to faze Patrick.
"I could have sworn 2006 was 98 degrees, so maybe I've been in two of the hottest Indy 500s," she said. "The only thing you notice is getting thirsty. I don't feel hot. I felt good physically, but got thirsty a few times."
AA's Tony Kanaan drove from 33rd to second place, but the Brazilian was one of the drivers who pitted for fuel in the late stages, allowing Patrick to climb from 13th to sixth place in the final 10 laps.
"What a great way to end a tough month," Patrick said in Andretti Autosport's postrace press release. "It was a challenging race, but together with my crew doing outstanding pit stops and the engineers calling a great strategy, we were able to pull off a good finish for the GoDaddy car.
"I never doubted we could accomplish this together as a team. We finished the month on a high note, so heading into Texas is a confidence booster."
John Oreovicz covers open-wheel racing for ESPN.com.
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Another Month of May on the track has come and gone, and the venerable Indianapolis Motor Speedway roared to life again. This was the second year of Indy's Centennial Era, with Dario Franchitti winning the 94th running of the Indianapolis 500.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway timeline
Indy 500 Raceday• Blount: Franchitti proves he's truly back home
• Hinton: Ganassi deflects credit ... again
• Oreovicz: Pole promise fizzles for Penske
• Oreovicz: Danica pulls off solid finish
• Recap: Dario dominates | 500 results
• Andretti moves up to third on review
• Conway to hospital after violent crash
• IndyCar Live! Indy 500 rewind on ESPN.com
Columns• Blount: An anticlimactic Indy 500?
• Hinton: It's still the greatest race
• Blount: Helio's drive for four ... and more
• Newton: Hornish respected? Yes and no
• Oreovicz: Ganassi cars lead Carb Day
• Blount: Historic run for Kanaan?
• Hinton: New IRL CEO Bernard has titanic task
• Blount: Danica's time running out?
• Oreovicz: Breaking down the 500 field
• Blount: Indy-Coke double twice the fun
• Oreovicz: Indy not curing Danica's ills
• Oreovicz: Drama returns to Bump Day
• Helio dominates on revived Pole Day
• Oreovicz: Bracing for some Pole Day drama
• McGee: Meira an Indy car cult hero
• Oreovicz: Indy 500 field not set in stone
• Oreovicz: The Indy 500, from A to Z
More IndyCar Live! coverage• IndyCar Live! Bump Day rewind on ESPN.com
• IndyCar Live! Pole Day rewind on ESPN.com
Blogs• Blount: "Push-to-pass" may be key at Indy
• Oreovicz: $5 practice best bargain in town
Practice and qualifying• 94th Indianapolis 500 starting grid
• Danica: Not enough time for needed car fixes
• Kanaan's advice to Danica? Get happy
• Kanaan rebounds from crash to make 500
• Saavedra still in Indy 500 field despite crash
• Helio tops field; Danica 23rd of 24
• Fans react sourly to Danica comments
• Kanaan, Moraes OK after crashes
• Power hits 228 in morning practice »
• Power, Tagliani top Friday speed charts
• Kanaan peels off top time Thursday
• Dixon hits 226 in Tuesday practice
• Castroneves sets pace on first day
• Wheldon OK after Sunday crash
More coverage• Danica's Double 2010: Gearing up for Indy
• 2009 Flashback: Castroneves wins again
• 2008 Flashback: Quiet Dixon makes noise • 2007 Flashback: Franchitti comes up big
• 2006 Flashback: Hornish gets his "Holy Grail"
Indy 500 Video• Dario Franchitti wins Indianapolis 500
• Franchitti storms Indianapolis
• Dario Franchitti back in Victory Lane
• Close but no milk for Helio and Kanaan
• Four for Helio Castroneves?
• No easy blueprint for winning
• The women of Indy
• The sweet life of Danica
• Castroneves: Life in reflection
• Patrick and Wheldon change tires
• Penske on track with Helio, Briscoe
• Danica's focused after rough start
• Franchitti and the Indy 500
• Wild qualifying delivered the drama
• Castroneves wins Indy 500 Pole
• Power ready for the Indy 500


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HBO says yes to Ball's vampire series
Alan Ball, creator of Six Feet Under, is coming back to HBO with the new series True Blood, based on the Southern Vampire books by Charlaine Harris.
It's been a couple years since we've mentioned the series, but Variety recently reported that the series was officially picked up by HBO. Both the books and the TV adaptation take place in a time when human beings and vampires live together, thanks to the creation of synthetic blood. A pilot starring Anna Paquin, Ryan Kwanten, Sam Trammell, Stephen Moyer and Brook Kerr was shot earlier this summer. Paquin plays the Louisiana waitress Sookie Stackhouse, who becomes romantically involved with Moyer's Bill Compton, a vampire.
King of the Hill: Blood and Sauce
(S11E03) Since I write these little reviews for both The Simpsons and King of the Hill, it's almost impossible for me not to compare them, at least in my head. I don't consider one series better than the other, but what sets King of the Hill apart from its animated brethren on Sunday nights is that it adheres to a much stricter reality than shows like The Simpsons and Family Guy, where the world can be skewed and aspects of a character's personality can be altered or amplified if the story calls for it.
On King of the Hill, much like in real life, people don't change, so the humor is derived from how each person deals with whatever life throws at them. In this episode where Bill worries about the Dautrive name dying with him, we already know Bill is a lonely guy who can't seem to get his life back together after his wife left him all those years ago, so right from the start we're emotionally invested in his character. An episode like this wouldn't have worked as well in an earlier season, but ten years down the road we know these characters, and we actually care what happens to them.
Idol performer Pickler to star in new FOX comedy
If you haven't gotten your fill of contestants from American Idol, then open wide for a heapin' helpin' of Southern-fried goodness: finalist Kellie Pickler is set to star in a new FOX comedy about a girl from a small town in the South who discovers that the governor is actually her father. The character is based on Pickler herself, so I assume it will be an easy role for her to play. NBC has ordered a script for the new series, which is being written by Chris Peterson and Bryan Moore, who wrote three episodes of That '70s Show between them.
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(S02E07) You know, it's like sitting down for chocolate ice cream and getting strawberry ice cream instead. Sure, you like strawberry ice cream just fine, and heck, it's better than no ice cream at all, but you were still expecting chocolate.
Last night Wonder Showzen did what I could only describe as "pulling a Terrance and Phillip" and dedicated an entire episode to a show within a show. None of our usual puppet pals were around for this episode, instead we got to watch a half hour of Horse Apples, the Hee-Haw spoof which we first saw in the episode titled Knowledge. Now, if you go to the official MTV2 site for the show, they have the episode listed as "Mathematics," which as far as I can tell is actually the season finale, set to air next week. I have no idea what the title of this "not really an episode" episode is supposed to be, but if anyone knows for sure, inform me in the comments.
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The store closes early because of an ice storm. Drew reluctantly agrees to carpool with the Optimists Club. However, he misses his ride when his computer suddenly catches on fire. The Optimists Club gets into an accident, and a man is killed. Mimi assumes that it is Drew and spreads the word around the store. Drew believes that divine intervention kept him out of the accident, and questions his purpose. He finds a note in an old bible in which he discussed his goals for the future. He decides to contact his pastor about becoming a minister. While the pastor is looking over Drew's questionnaire, a woman comes into the church and mistakenly assumes that he is a minister. She is in a terrible personal situation and is experiencing money problems. The woman is angry to learn that Drew isn't the minister, but he offers her a job at Winfred-Louder. Drew fails the questionnaire, but comes to realize that he can help people in his current position.moreless
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(After the Choo-choo-chug train crashed) Lewis: Oh my God. My beer could have been on that train.
Drew: Thanks, Mimi. You're a Saint...Bernard.
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Jordan, what are the last three digits of your serial number? That will help to properly identify which power supply you need. There are a few different ones. I come up with three thus far : 614-0363, 661-4018, and 661-3780
Does this look like your specs:-)? 2.1 GHz PowerPC 970fx (G5) Intro Date: October 12, 2005 Disc Date: January 10, 2006 Order No: MA064LL/A Model No: A1145 (EMC 2082) Subfamily: iSight Model ID: PowerMac12,1 Std RAM: 512 MB Std VRAM: 128 MB Std Storage: 250 GB (7200 RPM) Std Optical: 8X DL "SuperDrive"
If the above specs are right, then the 661-3780 looks like the one you need.
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You might have heard about the little girl who was drawing a picture during art period in school. When the teacher asked what she was working on, she said she was drawing a picture of God. "But nobody knows what God looks like!" the teacher said. Without looking up, the little girl said, "They will in a minute."
By ourselves, we can't figure God out. We have never seen Him, so He must reveal Himself to us. We live in a closed box with the walls of time and space around us. We can't transcend our natural limitations. God is in the supernatural realm, and we're in the natural. We can't, by ourselves, reach out and have fellowship with Him. God has to speak to us who are in the box in order for us to get the message.
Most religions are attempts to escape from the box: "Hey, let's get in touch with the supernatural! Let's get out of this box and touch the divine!" And so things like Buddhism, Hinduism and New Age theologies developed. Those are man's attempt to crawl out of the box.
But instead, God reaches in to man. He speaks and reveals Himself in a supernatural way. Hebrews 1:1-3 tells how He did it. He revealed Himself through His prophets at different times and in different ways. And finally He sent His Son to crawl into the box with us. God revealed Himself when Jesus got up on a cross and died, to let us know how much He loves us.
So God's final message to us is through Jesus. Everything that God wants you to know is found in Jesus. He's the answer. It sounds like I'm being simplistic, but I'm not. The truth is, all you need is Jesus. We make things so complicated; God made it so easy. He has spoken and revealed Himself to us through His Son.
Focus in on verse 3. "The Son is the radiance of God's glory, the exact representation of His being." So, do you want to know what God is like? Look at Jesus. Read the gospels and see the portrait painted there by the writers who walked with Him in His earthly life. They tell all about who Jesus is, what He thinks, and how He lived. As you get to know Jesus, you'll get to know the mind of God.
Jesus said, "If you've seen me, you've seen the Father" (John 14:9). He lived among us so that we could see exactly who God is. And it's a wonderful picture!
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Shia Muslim Hamad Al Naqi pleaded innocent at the start of the trial last month, saying he did not post the messages and that his Twitter account had been hacked. The written verdict, delivered by Judge Hisham Abdullah, found Naqi guilty of all charges, a court secretary said. The sentence was the maximum that 26-year-old Naqi could have received, his lawyer Khaled Al Shatti said.
The judge found him guilty of insulting the Prophet, his wife and companions, mocking Islam, provoking sectarian tensions, insulting the rulers of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain and misusing his mobile phone to spread the comments. "The prison sentence is long but we have the chance to appeal," Shatti said.
Under Kuwaiti law, the defence can file an appeal within 20 days of the verdict and jail sentences have been reduced in the past for similar convictions. The civil plaintiff arguing the case against Naqi, as well as some Kuwaiti politicians, had called for Naqi to be executed in a case that stoked sectarian tensions in the Gulf state.
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