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While many Blue Jackets headed to the tropics, the desert or the Olympics over the past 24 hours, general manager Scott Howson packed his bags for a scouting trip this week through several small Canadian towns.
That's not the only short stick Howson drew during the NHL's two-week Olympic break.
While many GMs are looking to add talent for a stretch drive toward the Stanley Cup playoffs, Howson expects to be unloading players.
"It's a gray area, but we're probably leaning more toward being sellers," Howson said. "Nothing is final yet.
"It is difficult for all of us, yes, because we didn't expect to be in this situation. But that's the reality. You have to make the most of it."
The Blue Jackets are nine points behind eighth-place Calgary for the final playoff spot in the Western Conference, with 19 games remaining.
Yes, they've looked more resilient and energetic in five games under interim coach Claude Noel (3-1-1), but the Jackets would need a record of 16-2-1 or 16-3-0 the rest of the way to even sniff the postseason.
They'd need to pass six clubs — Minnesota, St. Louis, Anaheim, Detroit, Dallas and Calgary — which might be the tougher task.
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Contract continues seven-year association to ensure nation's water resources are protected
Computer Sciences Corp. will continue to provide support services to the Environmental Protection Agency under a five-year contract that has an estimated total value of $100 million.
The award calls for CSC to continue providing comprehensive mission support services for the Water Security Division within EPA's Office of Water, a CSC statement said today .
Under the terms of the agreement, CSC will continue to provide the Water Security Division with comprehensive scientific, engineering, emergency management, risk assessment, training and regulation development support.
This work supports WSD's mission, which is to secure the nation's water infrastructure, including addressing the climate change risks to drinking water and wastewater infrastructure, CSC said.
CSC has worked with the EPA's Water Security Division for seven years to ensure the nation's water resources are protected from all threats, both intentional attacks and natural hazards, said James Sheaffer, president of CSC's North American Public Sector.
CSC, of Falls Church, Va., ranks No. 10 on Washington Technology's 2010 Top 100 list of the largest federal government contractors.
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Although the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has delayed enforcement of Version 5010 transaction standards used for electronic health care claims until March 31, 2012, the official deadline to adopt the standards is January 1, 2012.
To help providers prepare for implementation of Version 5010 and ICD 10 code sets, CMS recently released several new resources, including enforcement FAQs, Version 5010 and ICD-10 transition basics fact sheets, a Version 5010 readiness fact sheet, and a timeline widget. Sign up for industry e-mail updates and receive news and information about new resources to help ensure smooth transitions to Version 5010 and ICD-10.
APTA recently released a fifth podcast in a special series on Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs). This latest podcast focuses on the work of the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (Innovation Center) in the area of integrated models of care, specifically the Advanced Payment Initiative and the Pioneer ACO model.
The Advance Payment Initiative developed by the Innovation Center is designed for organizations participating as ACOs in the Medicare Shared Savings Program. Through this initiative, selected participants in 2 types of organizations in the Shared Savings Program will receive advance payments that will be recouped from the shared savings they earn as indicated in their agreements with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Under the Advance Payment Initiative, participating ACOs will receive 3 types of payments.
The Pioneer ACO Model seeks to support experienced organizations in transitioning from a fee- for-service payment structure to a system that is more closely aligned with improved quality of care and outcomes. CMS recently released brief descriptions of the 32 organizations selected to participate in the Pioneer ACO Model.
A transcript of the prerecorded podcast also is available.
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UPDATE: Please see the article titled "New Medicare Conditions of Participation Guidelines for Hospital-based Outpatient Settings" posted January 4 for information on these new guidelines.
In patients with low back pain for more than 6 weeks presenting with centralization or peripheralization of symptoms, the McKenzie method is slightly more effective than manipulation when used adjunctive to information and advice, say authors of an article published in the November issue of Spine.
A total of 350 patients with low back pain (>6 weeks) with centralization or peripheralization of symptoms with or without signs of nerve root involvement were enrolled in this randomized controlled trial. The main outcome was the number of patients with treatment success defined as a reduction of at least 5 points or an absolute score below 5 points on the Roland Morris Questionnaire. Secondary outcomes were reduction in disability and pain, global perceived effect, general health, mental health, lost work time, and use of medical care.
Both treatment groups showed clinically meaningful improvements in this study. At 2 months follow-up, the McKenzie treatment was superior to manipulation with respect to the number of patients who reported success after treatment (71% and 59%, respectively). The number needed to treat with the McKenzie method was 7. The McKenzie group showed improvement in level of disability compared with the manipulation group reaching a statistical significance at 2 and 12 months follow-up. There also was a significant difference of 13% in the number of patients reporting global perceived effect at end of treatment. None of the other secondary outcomes showed statistically significant differences.
Alzheimer Disease biomarkers and a low body mass index (BMI) are linked in the development of the disease, according to a study led by APTA member Eric Vidoni, PT, PhD, and recently published in Neurology. The study was mentioned in the online editions of US News & World Report, CBS News, and CNN Health. Vidoni was the recipient of a 2009 New Investigator Fellowship Training Initiative (NIFTI) postdoctoral research fellowship from the Foundation for Physical Therapy, which provided partial funding for the study.
For this study, Vidoni and colleagues analyzed cross-sectional data from participants enrolled in the Alzheimer Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) with PET imaging using Pittsburgh Compound B (PiB, n = 101) or Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) analyses (n = 405) for β-amyloid peptide (Aβ) and total tau. They assessed the relationship of CSF biomarkers and global PiB uptake with BMI using linear regression controlling for age and sex. They also assessed BMI differences between participants who were and were not considered biomarker positive. Finally, they assessed BMI change over 2 years in relationship to Alzheimer Disease biomarkers.
According to their findings, no dementia, mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and Alzheimer Disease groups were not different in age, education, or BMI. In the overall sample, CSF Aβ (β = 0.181), tau (β = −0.179), tau/Aβ ratio (β = −0.180), and global PiB uptake (β = −0.272) were associated with BMI, with markers of increased Alzheimer Disease burden associated with lower BMI. Fewer overweight individuals had biomarker levels indicative of pathophysiology. These relationships were strongest in the MCI and no dementia groups.
Vidoni's 2-year Foundation funded NIFTI research fellowship supported work on his project titled "Cardiorespiratory Fitness and Executive Function in Early Alzheimer's Disease," which was completed at the University of Kansas (KU) Medical Center. He recently received a KL2 Career Development Award, and currently acts as the assistant director of KU's Alzheimer Disease Center, a designated National Alzheimer Disease Center by the National Institutes of Health, as well as a research assistant professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
A new study suggests that number of people who go to the emergency department (ED) for a broken arm could rise by nearly a third by 2030, when the youngest baby boomers turn 65, says an article by Reuters.
Researchers analyzed data on 28 million ED visits across the United States in 2008 and found 370,000 cases of humerus fractures. Children ages 5-9 accounted for the highest overall number of humerus breaks, but the arm injuries also spiked among women after age 40 and men after age 60. The researchers report that 38.7 million Americans were 65 or older in 2008, but in 2030, that number will be 71.5 million. In their article, published in Arthritis Care Research, the researchers project 490,000 ED visits for humerus breaks in that year, with much of the increase likely to be among older Americans.
The highest number of proximal humerus breaks, an injury often associated with falls, was seen in both men and women after age 45. Those rates kept rising until about age 84. Women were more than twice as likely as men to have proximal humerus break, and saw an uptick in the breaks starting after age 40, which the researchers attributed to lost bone density, says Reuters.
Fractures near the elbow were the second most common upper-arm fracture. Children under age 15 accounted for almost 65% of those.
Nearly 90% of upper-arm breaks were caused by falls, prompting the authors to call for "[r]igorous safety measures to reduce falls and improved preventive treatments of osteoporosis."
In a move to re-engineer the process of translating scientific discoveries into new drugs, diagnostics, and devices, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recently established the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS). Working closely with partners in the regulatory, academic, nonprofit, and private sectors, NCATS will strive to identify and overcome hurdles that slow the development of effective treatments and cures.
To meet the goals of NCATS, NIH is reorganizing a wide range of preclinical and clinical translational science capabilities within NIH into an integrated scientific enterprise with new leadership and a new agenda.
NCATS will include the following programs:
The formation of NCATS was a recommended by the NIH Scientific Management Review Board in December 2010 to create a new center dedicated to advancing translational science.


text: Tutoring Our Peer Tutors CAS tutors are students who have performed well in their programs and particularly well in the classes they tutor. All tutors are trained to help students improve their academic skills while also making strides with their specific course. Managing Appointments 1. Once you schedule an appointment, you will receive an e-mail to confirm the date and time of your appointment. The e-mail also confirms the name of the tutor, whom you will meet at the Center for Academic Success. 2. You may LOG IN at any time. From there, you can view your upcoming appointments by clicking on "View/Cancel an Upcoming Appointment." You may also use this button to cancel appointments up to 24 hours in advance. If you need to cancel an appointment with less than 24 hours notice, please try to contact your tutor directly and call 215 762-8121. Become a Tutor CAS is always looking for qualified, motivated tutors. For more information about becoming a tutor, contact the tutor coordinator Tutoring- FAQs How do I schedule an appointment? Scheduling a tutoring appointment What times are tutoring services available? Tutors set their schedules in advance, and their hours may change from week to week. Availability of tutoring varies depending on how many tutors tutor the specific course. If you don't see any times that work for you, please contact the tutor coordinator with your availability and the class for which you're seeking tutoring. We will work to try to find a tutor who is available when you are free. What if I don't see the course for which I want tutoring? If you don't see the course for which you want tutoring, that may mean we don't have a tutor for that course or it may mean we do have tutors, but the tutors have not scheduled their availability. Either way, please contact the tutor coordinator. When you do, please include your name, email, program and the course for which you want tutoring, including the course number. What do tutors do? Tutors primarily help students understand course material. You can review lectures and other material to increase your understanding. The tutor can quiz you to help you prepare for an upcoming exam. The tutor can also recommend ways to study and test-taking tips. How long are the appointments? You can select the amount of time that you want to meet with the tutor. It can range from 30 minutes to 2 hours. What should I bring to my appointment? You should bring notes from class, worksheets, textbooks, and/or review books. You should generally bring anything you want to go over with the tutor. There may be some textbooks available in the CAS, but your notes are very helpful in letting the tutor know exactly what the professor has gone over and the material the he or she emphasized. Where do I meet my tutor? You can meet your tutor in the CAS. If your appointment is scheduled for a time the office is closed, you can arrange beforehand to meet with your tutor at another location like the library or you can leave a note for the tutor on the door to the CAS to explain where you will meet him/her. What if I need to cancel an appointment or I'm running late? If you need to cancel an appointment more than 24 hours in advance, you can go online to the same place that you scheduled the appointment and cancel the appointment. If it is less than 24 hours before the appointment, please call the CAS at 215-762-8121 to let them know that you cannot make it and they will inform the tutor. If you have your tutor's contact information, please also try to contact her/him. If you are running late, please call the office at 215-762-8121 to let your tutor know. If you are more than 15 minutes late and have not notified the office, we may assume you are not coming and the tutor has the right to leave.


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Several northern Indiana economic development organizations are partnering to boost area talent. The regional workforce initiative is a joint effort among Elkhart, Fulton, Kosciusko, Marshall and St. Joseph County organizations.
July 13, 2012
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ELKHART, Ind. - A coalition of regional stakeholders has launched a workforce and talent initiative aimed at filling existing positions and developing long-term solutions for talent attraction and development. The effort is led by the Corporate Partnership for Economic Growth (CPEG: www.cpeg.org), WorkOne, and the Economic Development Corporation of Elkhart County, Fulton Economic Development Organization, Kosciusko Economic
Development Corporation, Marshall County Economic Development Corporation and the St. Joseph County Chamber of Commerce.
"The regional workforce initiative has three important goals" explains CPEG President and CEO Shawn Peterson, "Fill existing positions; assess emerging industries; and develop a complete workforce plan through 2020. We believe the time is right to look at our challenges and opportunities for workforce development and talent attraction as a region � not just by county or by industry."
CPEG is supported by the region's economic development organizations who understand the workforce and talent needs of our region's key employers. "Workforce is critical for the success of economic development" states Dorinda Heiden-Guss, President of the Economic
Development Corporation of Elkhart County. "Our region needs to deliver results on these workforce issues."
"I listen to the needs of a wide range of employers, and I am pleased that we have decided as a region to get in front of this issue and prioritize development of a regional workforce strategy," said Jennifer Laurent, Executive Director of Marshall County Economic Development.
"There are national studies supporting evidence of the skills gaps we hear of locally. But we see this as an important opportunity to engage our industry and education leaders in the conversation."
For the launch of the initiative, CPEG has enlisted the services of Indianapolis based consulting firm Thomas P. Miller and Associates who has developed a workforce survey that will quantify the number of open positions, assess skills gaps, and identify barriers to
company growth as it relates to workforce issues.
"There is no issue more important to our local economic development efforts than a quality workforce," said Jeff Rea, President of the St. Joseph County Chamber of Commerce. "Our manufacturers believe that finding the quality workforce will help them grow and expand.
I'm excited about this effort by our regional partners and CPEG to develop an action plan that will help address this key issue."
The survey also looks at barriers to talent attraction and retaining young professionals. In this area CPEG has engaged regional education providers to gain their input and support for the process and its goals.
"Our region is known for high skill levels, innovation, invention and entrepreneurship," stated George Robertson, President of Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation. "The retention of talent and the recruitment of talent is critical to sustaining and growing
our economic base."
Survey results will be compiled at the end of July to inform work session held in each county and focused on identifying solutions to address the barriers to filling existing positions.
If you are an employer in Elkhart, Fulton, Kosciusko, Marshall or St. Joseph counties and wish to participate in the Regional Workforce Survey, please visit: http://tinyurl.com/7m7grf3
If you are a community organization interested in participating in this initiative, please contact the Corporate Partnership for Economic Growth at email@example.com.
About CPEG: The Corporate Partnership for Economic Growth (CPEG) is a coalition of regional business leaders who seek to develop and leverage regional assets that spur long-term economic growth and prosperity of North Central Indiana. CPEG partners with industry,
government and philanthropic organizations to identify and efficiently implement regional and supra-regional strategies that enable our region to effectively compete in a global economy. For more information visit www.cpeg.org.
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Modcineaste Scheduled to DJ Group Sounds & Anime Records at OC Japan Street Fair Sun Nov 15
Leonardo Flores "Modcineaste", CDX writer, will be DJing a 45 min set of 1960's Japanese Group Sounds, Anime and Tokusatsu 45rpm vinyl records during the 3:00 hour at the OC Japan Street Fair on Sunday November 15 on the main stage.
Only a $2.00 entry fee for the entire fair and $5.00 for parking. Over 50 vendors will be present selling all types of Japanese items such as toys, food and clothing. Even an appearance by the famed Maids of Maid Cafe of Akihabara are scheduled!
If you never heard what Group Sounds is here a short paragraph on the OC Japan Street Fair official website:
"When The Beatles performed in Japan during their 1966 world tour, who would have known it was going to inspire a new generation of Japanese teenage musicians and singers. The sound the youth of Japan created in 1966 was called Group Sounds. GS was an exciting combination of Japanese enka melodies, American surf and R&B music and British rock & roll. Group's like The Spiders, The Tigers, The Golden Cups and Hitori GS singers like Jun Mayuzumi and Akiko Wada would change the sound of Japanese popular music forever and whose influences can still be heard today in J-Pop over 40 years later.
Music collector and writer Leonardo Flores will showcase and DJ his collection of rare and original 1960's Japanese pressings of GS, anime and takusatsu 45rpm vinyl records. Do not miss out on this unique opportunity to hear the wild and youthful Group Sounds that made Japan "Swing & Groove" from 1966 to 1970. For more info you can check out at www.modcineaste.com, www.collectiondx.com, and www.nippop.com."
More info on the OC Japan Street Fair website.
Hope to see you all there!
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This Library is located at 24 E Main Street in Mount Pleasant, Utah.
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Bibliothèque de Lachenaie - Terrebonne
Magnifique bibliothèque sur le bord de l'eau et près d'un beau parc.
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La bibliothèque est située au 120 boulevard Perrot, L'Île-Perrot (Québec) J7V 3G1
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This Library is located at 35 E 200 North in Elsinore, Utah.
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Llanelli- Regional library and Athenaeum, has stood since 1857.AD. Located in the cultural Town Centre of Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, South Wales.
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The West End Library is situated on Cambridge Street and is next to the Otis House Museum.
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Armadale Library is located inside the Armadale Central Shopping Centre at Shop 64/10 Orchard Avenue in Armadale and is open seven days a week.
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This is a branch of the Multnomah County Library System.
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This is the 'Katholische öffentliche Bücherei' (Public catholic library) in Ergenzingen, Germany, Baden-Wüttemberg. It is located in the 'Utta-Eberstein-Straße'.
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Just 15kms south of Mandurah, and less than 1km east of the beautiful Falcon Bay, Falcon eLibrary and Community Centre was opened in 2007.
date approved: 2/28/2013
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The new library in San Jose, CA.
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Bowles Branch Library -- Grand Prairie TX
The Bowles Branch library is a busy place after school at Grand Prairie's Bowles Life center.
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date approved: 2/20/2013
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The Stadtbibliothek (Bielefeld municipal library) has been established in 1905 and has moved to a new location at 1 Neumarkt in March 2012.
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This History Museum is located at Highway 24 and Loop Road in Window Rock, Arizona.
location: Arizona
date approved: 2/15/2013
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The public library in Toodyay.
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Huge University Library in Leiden
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date approved: 2/8/2013
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The public library of Möhlin is located in the "Bürgerhaus" just a few steps from the town hall.
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Conveniently located in the City Centre, Cardiff's award-winning Central Library is more than a collection of books, it is a modern cultural venue. An exciting environment to read, browse the internet, listen to music, learn or just relax.
last visited: 2/9/2013
Ringe Bibliotek, Faaborg-Midtfyn, Denmark
Offentligt bibliotek for børn og voksne. Public library for children and adults.
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location: Denmark
date approved: 2/1/2013
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This is the gemeindebücherei (public library) in Mötzingen, Germany, Baden-Württemberg. It is located in the 'Schlossgartenstraße'.
Paso Robles Library - Paso Robles, CA
A city library in the same building that houses city hall.
Grove Public Library - Grove OK
Grove Public Library is one of 15 member libraries of the Eastern Oklahoma District Library System.
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By now, nearly everyone knows what a talent Bruno Mara, aka Peter Hernandez, is. We've heard his sing like Michael Jackson and Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day, but wait 'til you hear his latest impersonation.
During his recent performance on BBC's "Live Lounge,' the crooner cutie performed what he called "the best song ever written."
So what song causes him to "choke up" every time she tries to sing it?
This loveable guy just loves "Part of Your World" from Disney's The Little Mermaid. He and his band continue on the theme afterwards as well, singing "Under the Sea."
And in case you want more of Mars, his album Unorthodox Jukebox is now available on iTunes.


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Dayton, Ohio (WDTN) - Bowling Green's Tyler Goeddel went 4 for 4 and the Hot Rods turned away a late-inning Dayton comeback bid to edge the Dragons 9-8 on Saturday night in the second half opener. A crowd of 8,997, the third largest of the season, saw the game at Fifth Third Field.
Bowling Green overcame a 4-3 deficit with two runs in the sixth inning, then added four more in the top of the eighth to take a 9-4 lead. The Dragons responded with four runs in the bottom of the eighth and had the tying run on base with no one out in both the eighth and ninth innings but could not cross the final hurdle in their comeback bid.
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Drew Stubbs played the first four innings of the game, going 0 for 2 with a pair of fly outs in the first game of his scheduled three-day injury rehabilitation assignment with the Dragons. Stubbs is expected to play seven innings on Saturday night and nine innings on Sunday afternoon.
The Dragons took a 3-1 lead in the first inning, getting a two-run home run by Yorman Rodriguez in his first game of the season with the club. After Bowling Green tied the game in the second, Dayton's Ryan Wright drove in a run in the third with a two-out RBI infield single to give the Dragons a 4-3 lead.
Down 9-4 entering the bottom of the eighth, the first five Dragons batters reached safely. Rodriguez delivered a two-run double and Wright added an RBI single. Kyle Waldrop's singled to get the tying run on base with no one out, but Jefry Sierra grounded into a double play as Wright scored to make it 9-8. Sean Buckley struck out to end the inning.
In the ninth, Dayton's Juan Silva walked to start the inning, again representing the tying run. Yovan Gonzalez's sacrifice bunt advanced Silva to second, but Silva took a wide turn on the play, seeing third base briefly uncovered. Bowling Green first baseman Jeff Malm threw quickly behind Silva at second, and he was tagged out for the second out of the inning. Junior Arias flied out to right field to end the game.
Dragons starting pitcher Jacob Johnson tossed the first four innings, allowing six hits and three runs (two earned) with no walks and four strikeouts, but was not involved in the decision. Erik Miller (0-1) replaced Johnson and allowed two runs in one and two-thirds innings, giving up three hits and three walks to suffer the loss. El'Hajj Muhammad worked effectively for one and one-third innings, allowing no runs on one hit with two walks and one strikeout. Ryan Kemp had a rough eighth inning, allowing four runs on four hits and a walk. Cole Green pitched a scoreless ninth, giving up one hit. Dragons relievers combined to allow six runs in five innings, walking six and allowing nine hits.
The Dragons finished the game with 10 hits. Rodriguez led the way, going 2 for 4 with a homer, double, and four runs batted in. Wright, Arias, and Juan Perez each had two hits.
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DescriptionJoe's Valley is one of the world's premier bouldering destinations. The sandstone boulders that line the hillsides are seemingly made for climbing: the rock is textured but skin-friendly, it's featured yet strong, and the landings are generally fantastic. Approaches are almost all 5 minutes or less, and many of the most popular boulders are just a stone's throw from the car. Getting ThereJoe's Valley is just outside of the town of Orangeville, UT. Take Hwy. 29 west out of Orangeville. Shortly after leaving town you can either take a right onto Route 57 to go to New Joe's, or you can keep going straight until the road branches into the Left and Right forks. Food and SuppliesThere are a handful of stores in Orangeville, but the best place to go for food is the Food Barn. They even have copies of the Utah Bouldering guide in case you forgot to pick it up before heading out. CampingThere are 3 main areas that are well-suited for camping at Joe's. Two are in the Right Fork at .9 miles up and 2.4 miles up (the first being at the Man Size area, the second at the Boux area)-- both are on the left. The third campground is 1.2 miles up the Left Fork. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Joe's Valley:
The Angler V2 Boulder, 15 feet Left Fork : Riverside Boulders
Super Sloper V3 Boulder New Joe's : Area 51
Bowling Ball V4 Boulder, 12 feet Right Fork : Buoux boulder
Pimpn' Jeans V4 Boulder New Joe's : The Closet
Frosted Flakes V4 Boulder Right Fork : The Hulk
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RALEIGH — Legislation to wrest control of Charlotte Douglas International Airport away from North Carolina's largest city has now cleared one chamber of the General Assembly.
The Senate gave final approval Wednesday to legislation that would shift the power to run the nation's eighth-busiest airport to a regional authority including people from counties surrounding Charlotte and appointments made by the governor and legislative leaders.
Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx and the city council oppose the move and urged legislators to have the idea studied.
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Liam Hemsworth Fills His Escalade Hybrid
'Hunger Games' actor Liam Hemsworth stopped to fill up his SUV in Studio City, California on February 18, 2013. Miley is finally back from New York City and hopefully has been spending engagement time with him rather than overdoing it in the studio. Photos: FameFlynet.
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GAZETTE — It's finally happening, folks! YoYo Games is moving into their new Office! See how I said that with flared nostrils? That's how excited I am! Have you ever wanted to get a good look at the new YoYo Games Office (Located at: 5 West Victoria Dock Road, Dundee, DD1 3JT, Scotland)? You're in luck....
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GAZETTE — Softwrap (popularly known as SoftCrap among a vast number of GM users in the Game Maker Community) handles registration upgrades (GM Lite to GM Pro). Softwrap was to distribute GameMaker without fear of piracy (as they do with many other products). Sandy Duncan just received the following letter from Softwrap which he says "will make some long term GameMaker devs smile quite a bit"....
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GAZETTE — GameMaker Studio turned 1 years old today! What can you do to help celebrate? Retweet this and tell YoYo Games what you love about GameMaker Studio. Happy Birthday!
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Official Audi R8 / Iron Man TV spot
Spanish people have been granted an extra TV spot where the deal between Audi and Paramount Pictures is clearly shown (it's also a webspecial in other countries). They exploit each other's product. When Audi promotes its supercar, Iron Man gets some exposure; when a trailer is shown, the R8 appears. It's Co-advertising at its best.
The ad mixes footage from Iron Man and some recycled bits of the first Audi R8 (we covered it in January). It probably didn't cost much.


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So late on a Friday afternoon, the couple arrives to find a crowded department. "We're here to check in," she tells the triage nurse. Somewhat miffed at the dropped ball, they still consider the ER visit to be only a formality. A brief stop, if you will, on their way up to "their room" in the hospital.
So they wait, and they wait, and they wait....and finally they get placed in a room. A room in the ER, that is. I can't see them immediately, however, because we have a packed house of really sick folks. But I move quickly, and perhaps in an hour or so I make it around to evaluate them. By this time, the patient's labs have been drawn and their overnight bags are stowed unassumingly in the corner. It's now almost midnight, and they have been in the ER over 6 hours. He's sleepy, and although she is exceedingly polite the strain of the experience is evident in her voice.
"When do we go up to our room?" she asks.
"Well, I need to talk to you a bit to see what I can do for you. What brings you into the ER tonight?" Because she was brought up well, she stifles the eye roll and sigh. But I can read her mind.
Unfortunately, after my interview and examination it is not at all clear that he NEEDS to be admitted to the hospital. I have no previous records to review, and the problems I can identify seem to be chronic and self-limited. There is no obvious indication for admission. Perhaps I can discuss the situation with either his primary care physician or one of the specialists he sees. So I proceed to make a series of calls.
Of course none of his physicians are on call, and none of the cross-covering MDs know anything about the patient at all. What's worse, they aren't inclined to accept a soft admission late on a Friday night. And often they are noticeably grumpy that I am bothering them after midnight. Cross-covering MDs are the bane of my existence.
"But Dr. Specialist reportedly talked about this with Dr. Primary, and he sent this gentleman here to be admitted," I protest. Unfortunately, they didn't pass the word along to their partners or make the necessary arrangements. So I'm stuck in the middle, hoping for some laboratory or imaging test that will justify an admission.
We in the ER are going to be considered the bad guys either way. If he is admitted, they will complain about the wait. If I am forced to send him home, I am a big meanie. Meanwhile, the waiting room gets even more crowded as I have to spend a significant amount of time dealing with this inappropriate situation.
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Thursday, July 3rd, 2008It's estimated that Elizabeth Hurley has made over $25 million in her entire career so far, and she's currently married to a very rich Indian businessman, so this babe is really loaded! She lives the quiet life though, in her farm in the countryside with her children, although she's rumored to be in negotiations for a reality show featuring her and the things she does there. Well, with all that money, you can bet she still likes to jetset around a lot, and a Brit babe like her just can't resist the beach, where it's nice, warm and sunny, everything that is the opposite of living in England. And with her sexy bod, she isn't shy about going topless at some nudist beach. Just take a look at that fine, tight body of hers. That's MILF material right there! Her boobs are still so luscious, especially in that shot taken in a luxury hotel pool afterwards. I'd love to grab those floatation devices in, or out of the water!
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"Huell in Havana" -- Huell spends ten days in Cuba and brings his Hi-8 video. We get a rare look at Havana and a feel for life in this "off limits" country.
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The Georgia home of Kyle Myers, better known as Dmitri Potapoff on his FPSRussia You Tube channel, was raided Tuesday March 26 by 40 law enforcement officers from the ATF, Georgia Bureau of Investigation, and local law enforcement. Kyle's father's home was also raided.
ATF spokesman Richard Coes said his agency was interested in the explosives Kyle uses in his videos.
"The claim is that [Myers] was using explosives and getting paid for it via YouTube," Coes said. The Inquisitr is reporting that the ATF was looking for Tannerite which cannot be used for business purposes (Kyle receives money from You Tube channel) without a federal license. Kitty Walden, a producer of FPS Russia, told Guns.com that Kyle always follows the law in his videos.
Hunters from around the country are planning to boycott Colorado after the state passed stricter gun control legislation last week. "Republican opponents of the new background-check law said it would make criminals of hunters lending each other [guns] for weekend hunting trips. In response, Democrats changed the bill to give people a 72-hour grace period to share guns without triggering background-check requirements. Republicans then complained the bill would imperil weeklong hunting trips," according to the Associated Press.
And the backlash has begun. Outfitters have reported a flood of trip cancelations from out-of-state hunters and Michael Bane, a producer for the Outdoor Channel, said he would no longer film his four shows in Colorado.
From the late-1980s through the mid-90s, it seems that every hunter who I ran into during muzzleloader deer season toted the same gun: a Knight MK-85. The first mass-produced "in-line, modern muzzleloader," the Knight Rifle revolutionized the blackpowder hunting game, not to mention most state regulations.
Once the bailiwick of the coon-skin cap wearing crowd, primitive weapons hunts truly became a sport for the masses once in-line guns were produced.
In an interview that appeared in Sunday's New Republic, President Barack Obama stated that he has a "profound respect" for the US's hunting traditions and that to exclude hunters from the gun debate discussion would be "a big mistake."
The interview was conducted on the same day that Obama announced he would put the full weight of his administration into urging Congress to approve an "assault weapons ban."
The President detailed that "the reality of guns in urban areas are very different from the realities of guns in rural areas." Obama returned to the "tradition" portion of his remarks by saying, "If you grew up and your dad gave you a hunting rifle when you were 10, and you went out and spent the day with him and uncles, and that became part of your family's traditions, you can see why you'd be pretty protective of that."
Starting tomorrow, a number of public and private shooting ranges across the country will participate in the first ever Patriot Range Day to help provide scholarships for the families of U.S. soldiers killed or disabled in combat.
Ranges taking part in this weekend-long event will request a minimum $1 donation from each shooter for the Folds of Honor Foundation.
Brad Pitt gives awesome presents. Pitt spent close to $400,000 to build a shooting range/armory for Angelina Jolie, his bride-to-be, at the couple's Miraval estate in southern France, according to The Sun.
An unnamed source said "Ange," that raven-haired curvaceous vixen with the perfect lips, is an adrenaline addict who loves shooting.
Really? Is President Obama really going to allow the United Nations to grab our guns? Does he really have disdain for our armed forces? Is our Commander-in-Chief really a two-bit, unpatriotic, closet-Muslim "moron"?
Those are some of the more tame comments you'll find here when we asked you to pose questions for President Obama.
It's no secret that Obama has polarized much of America, and this fall's presidential campaign promises to get even more divisive before it's over on Nov. 6. So maybe we should have anticipated some of the anger and hysteria that came out of our request for questions for the President.
For the article "Mexico's drug war: No sign of 'light at the end of the tunnel" Msnbc.com's F. Brinley Bruton spoke to NBC News contributor Jorge Castañeda about what, if anything, can be done to turn the tide of death that has washed over the country in the past few years. Castañeda is more than qualified to offer commentary on the subject. He served as foreign minister of Mexico from 2000-03 and is currently a Latin America policy analyst for both NBC News and Telemundo.
Despite this experience, I can't say that I agree with his assessment of how to solve a situation that has claimed over 50,000 lives since 2006 alone. When asked "what can Mexico legitimately ask of the U.S.?" Castañeda responded "It can ask what President Felipe Calderon has been asking and what every president has been asking for the past 40 years, which is, stop consuming so many drugs and repeal the Second Amendment -- stop allowing people to buy guns in the United States and then export them to Mexico."
If I didn't know any better I'd say the following item came off the back cover of a Clint Eastwood Gran Torino DVD rather than the newswire.
According to WPXI.com, 84-year-old Korean War veteran Fred Ricciutti shot a home intruder with the German Luger he used in the war. The shooting occurred in Elizabeth Township, Pennsylvania Tuesday morning, around 4:30 am when Ricciutti was awoken by the sounds of 25-year-old Raymond Hiles, breaking through his kitchen window. Ricciutti grabbed his gun and went to investigate.
Mexico has some of the strictest gun laws, yet – as we all know – also has a rising crime rate and prosperous black market gun sales. Also, the country only has one legal gun store that is found in Mexico City on a military base, reports the Miami Herald.
People looking to legally obtain a firearm must go all the way to Mexico City to get their permits and guns. When they arrive at the store a metal detector greets them, and a slew of soldiers keep an eye on them. The law states that if you are purchasing a gun for home protection you are only allowed one pistol or revolver (from .22 to .38 calibers) with 200 rounds of ammunition available per person each year.


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First Collegiate game: 10/8/10 at Minnesota State
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2011-12: The Saint candidate for ECAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Patrick played in all 36 for the Saints as a sophomore and finished the season with a goal and five assists for six points, taking only three penalties in 36 gmaes. His goal came on the power play in a loss to Brown.He assisted on the game winner against Harvard at home.
2010-11: Named the co-winner of the Most Improved Player Award at the end of his rookie season, Pat Raley had an outstanding freshman season on defense for the Saints. He played in 34 games and had a goal and seven assists in addition to playing solid defense. He played in 21 straight to end the season and scored his first collegiate goal in a 4-3 overtime playoff upset of Yale in game one of the quarterfinals. He had his first collegiate multi-point game with two assists in a 4-0 win at Colgate.
The younger brother of former Saint player, Matt Raley, Pat Raley played for the South Division champion St. Louis Bandits last season and had three goals and 23 assists for 26 points in 33 games, finishing the season with a plus-21 plus/minus rating. He also played for the Chicago Steel and had two goals and 10 assists in 21 games prior to going to St. Louis. He played in the Illinois Prep Jamboree, Select Festivals and the regional camp. A honor roll student throughout high school, he is the son of Bob and Debbie Raley.


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Red tip turn signal switch, wood wheel, original gauges, etc. it sits on 15 wheels and should have 16s.
It is fairly complete car, so even if you plan to stuff a VW enigne in it, and brake system, with BRMs...it is still affordable, and will hold its value.
Get in touch for details. It is moving over to the shop where it will undergo further restoration.
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California is a large state filled with many opportunities in all aspects of the culinary arts. With some of the nation's top-ranked chefs making their practice here, plus some of the best schools for pastry chefs and other culinary practitioners, anyone who wants to pursue a career as a chef can find their way in this large state.
If you are just starting off, the range of culinary programs available is extensive. From the famous Le Cordon Bleu School of culinary arts in Los Angeles, to the Diablo Valley College in Pleasant Hill, located only 20 miles from San Francisco, there are numerous opportunities to pursue a career as a chef.
The average salary for an executive chef is 9% higher than the national average, at $57,000. This is due not only to the higher cost of living in California, but also the number of fine dining restaurants available in this state.
In California, the cuisine varies greatly. From restaurants that cater to a health-conscious eater, such as Tender Greens in Los Angeles and Carnegies in Redding, to the famous California pizzas with unusual ingredients, made famous by Wolfgang Puck, the state has options for any specialty. Bakeries that have also achieved national recognition include Della Fattoria in Petaluma, famous for its French breads, and Tartine Bakery & Cafe in San Francisco.
With the variety of areas to live, work and indulge, this state is a great place for chefs who are looking to learn from the best and make a name of themselves. Get started with your cooking education at one of California's top-notch culinary schools today.
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Known as the third largest state in terms of land area and the most populous state in the United States, California is situated on the west coast. The state shares borders with Arizona, Oregon, Nevada, and Baja California of Mexico. California has a wide variety of geographical features that include deserts, beaches, deserts, and mountain ranges. The total land area is 163,696 square miles.
Some of the top culinary arts schools in California include the International Culinary Schools at the Art Institute, Kitchen Academy, California School of Culinary Arts, San Diego Culinary Institute, and Chef Eric's Culinary Classroom.
The climate in most parts of California is described as Mediterranean, which is typified by cool rainy winters and dry summers. In summer, the average temperature of California ranges from 23 to 35 degree Celsius, and the temperature is 7 to 15 degrees Celsius in the winter.
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California is a cultural melting pot with immigrants from all over the world, especially South America and East Asia. It has a rich heritage in the arts, literature, film, and music.
The population of California is estimated to be 37.7 million. The major ethnic groups in the state are African Americans, Caucasians, Asians, Hispanics, Pacific Islanders, Native Americans, and Middle Easterners. California's median household income was $60,883 from 2006 to 2010.
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The most populous cities in California are Sacramento, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, San Diego, and Fresno.
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World food prices climbed 2.2 percent to reach record highs in February, surpassing the previous record set in January, according to the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization. The increase marked the eighth-straight month of rising food costs and put the food price index at its highest level since its creation in 1990. Grain prices are expected to rise even higher in the coming months, with only the relatively low price of rice keeping a repeat of 2008's global food crisis at bay.
"In the face of growing demand and a decline in world cereal production in 2010, global cereal stocks this year are expected to fall sharply because of a decline in inventories of wheat and coarse grains," the agency said.
Analysts warn that spiking oil prices, a result of the political turmoil in Libya that has curtailed production in that country, could exacerbate the situation.
In addition, cocoa prices reached a 32-year high on the ICE Futures U.S. in New York, due to dwindling levels of exports from the Ivory Coast. The recognized winner of the country's presidential elections, Alassane Ouatarra, imposed a monthlong ban on all cocoa exports in January in an attempt to oust the incumbent, Laurent Gbagbo, from office. He extended the ban at the end of February.


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It Takes Self-Control to Lose Control By Karen Kay
My 7-year-old son is doing the dishes. And I feel proud! Not of him, but of me. He�s loading the dishwasher while he runs back and forth between the sink and watching SpongeBob SquarePants on the TV. Suddenly he freezes. His eyes glaze over and suds drip from his fingers. I hiss his name, and he snaps to, skidding back to the sink � half running, half ice skating. His awkward hold on the plates lets water slide onto the floor before he can reach the dishwasher. Everything in the dishwasher is in the wrong place. I can fit twice as many dishes in it when I load it properly. Yet, I�m letting him do it. I�m not good at letting people do things, unless they do them the way I like them done. When I had my first baby I envisioned my husband and me as partners. And I really did want him to help change diapers, give baths, walk our son to sleep in the middle of the night and read him picture books. But he didn�t like reading the books I kept handing him. At night I leapt out of bed before he had a chance to get up, convinced that the baby needed me to hold him. During bath time, I complained that my husband got water in our son�s eyes while rinsing his hair. And he shouldn�t clean the umbilical stub like that; he should do it like this. And I said, �Don�t put that cream on his rash, this one works better.� And on and on: Not like that, like this. I eventually drove my husband into hiding. Perhaps I undercut his confidence. More likely, I drove him crazy. Soon all things concerning baby were my responsibility, and I resented it. Where was my partner? Why should I have to do all of this myself? He had some nerve! Eventually the tension led me to realize that I had sabotaged my most important means of help and support. After much coaxing and consistently backing off when he did participate, my husband is back in the game. I�ve learned to compliment his efforts and make him feel appreciated. Not only has our relationship improved when I released some control, but also my relationship with our children as well. Now I let my son make a mess of my kitchen as he �cleans� it. He�s enjoying himself, even earning a small allowance. I will not rearrange the dishwasher, even though I want to badly. I don�t want him to see me re-do what he has bothered to really try and do. Why undermine that fledgling feeling of accomplishment? The drain is full of food. He�s dancing wildly in front of the cartoon credits. As I lean over to empty the stopper, I step into a cold puddle of water with my dry socks. �Did I do a good job Mommy?� he asks. I suck in my breath and ignore my impulse to snap something about why we have towels and say, �It looks great!�
Karen Kay is a full-time homemaker with three children. With a master�s degree in English, she�s worked as a high school educator, adjunct college professor and freelance writer.
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By MATTHEW UMSTEAD
8:20 PM EST, December 5, 2012
MARTINSBURG, W.Va.
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All possibilities are being explored to determine whether the 167th Airlift Wing of the West Virginia Air National Guard will host another air show next year, the unit's commander said Wednesday.
"We are definitely looking at the possibility of holding another air show," Col. Roger Nye said.
The 167th Airlift Wing, along with the Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport Authority and the United Way of the Eastern Panhandle, have partnered for the past three years to hold the Thunder Over the Blue Ridge Open House and Air Show.
Attendance at this year's two-day show, which lacked marquee military acts, was decidedly lower than prior years, but Nye said the event was held without incident.
"It was a very nice, relaxing celebration of flight," Nye said.
Nicolas Diehl, president of the Thunder Over the Blue Ridge board, said more than $18,000 was distributed to various nonprofit organizations from donations collected at the free event by United Way of the Eastern Panhandle volunteers.
The 2013 schedule for major jet teams such as the Thunderbirds, which performed at the 2010 show, and the Blue Angels, the Navy's flight demonstration team, is scheduled to be announced next week at the International Council of Air Shows Convention in Las Vegas, according to the organization's website and Diehl.
While Diehl said those involved in organizing past shows are ready to work with the 167th Airlift Wing to put another air show together, officials at Joint Base Andrews near Washington, D.C., earlier this year announced that budget cuts were forcing them to turn their popular annual show into a biennial event.
The Air Force had said about 200,000 people attended their free show in May.
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Today, as I usually do, I watched the Doctors TV Show. This Show has been so informative for so many of us viewers. However today (1/23/13) they gave the best truth and hope for all of us to know. They pointed out what I've always wondered about and asked over and over but was never given an answer:
The problem is not the cost of the insurance or financial avenues needed to pay our medical bills, but the source of the cost that make medical bills so high. Today the Doctors revealed that doctors are suggesting unneeded tests, medicine and operations. Finally we have a public proclamation to the real reason for these outrageous costs.
As with our utilities services, states have a control to keep we, the consumer from being gouged. However, this would cause an extreme medical/financial breakdown to impose such measures upon the medical profession in one swoop, right now. However, we have general agencies, such as the Better Business Bureau that certify certain businesses so the consumer doesn't get taken. The Doctors, as I have said over and over, stated that we need to mention agencies that have the integrity to certify doctors, and medial agencies; much like Angie's List does for the general consumer.
My hats off to The Doctors and I can only hope that ABC will pass this "Hot Topic" on to their other Talk Shows, such as The View, etc. We need this question and concern to go viral!


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(by Alexa Libert, staff writer - April 07, 2010)
Four problematic storm sewers have been targeted for repair by the city of Reynoldsburg.
City Engineer Jim Miller and Safety-Service Director Pam Boratyn presented the service and finance committees with plans to repair four of the city's malfunctioning storm sewers and requested authorization to spend $66,700 from the storm-water fund to contract with Orchard, Hiltz & McMliment Inc. (OHM).
OHM will prepare plans, estimate the cost of repair and prepare bid packages for the city, Boratyn said at the April 5 council meeting.
The projects targeted include:
* Kings Meadow Lane
* Glencrest Drive
* Main Street between Taylor Road and Hanson Street
* Main Street (Oak Valley)
In the event that all four projects are not able to be addressed, Boratyn said Kings Meadow would be the top priority.
If approved by council next week, Boratyn expects the city to enter into the contract immediately. The planning and permitting would then be the next step. The contract would be expected to be bid out by August and then construction would be done in September, October and November, she explained.
The estimated cost of repair for all four projects is $300,000, Boratyn said, which would also be financed through the storm-water fund.
Other news
The Community Development Committee authorized the Parks and Recreation Department to enter into a contract to build a multipurpose trail in Civic Park.
The trail will be financed by the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) through stimulus funds received from the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA), Parks and Recreation Director Jason Shamblin said.
The city of Reynoldsburg paid for the engineering and design of the project, he added.
Construction on the trail will begin 60 days after the award date, Shamblin said.
He estimated the project should be complete by the end of September.
Shamblin explained his hopes are that eventually the trail would connect to JFK Park, Huber Park and Blacklick Metro Park.
The current plans for the trail in Civic Park will be just shy of a mile, he said.


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I am using IDM for downloading. I was download this IDM form net, after one month I getting a message IDM is out dated, and then I was search an IDM serial number from net and registered it. However, every day I getting message "IDM registered with fake serial number". How do I fix this problem?
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You will encounter this message if you installed it with fake serial number. Some user uninstalled their IDM to solve the problem and sometimes end up with pc format. But if you want solution for this problem without uninstalling it please follow the instruction.
1. Exit IDM.
2. Disconnect your internet connection.
3. Go to "C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc" then locate the file "hosts"
4. Then open it with notepad
5. Enter this on the last line "127.0.0.1 www.internetdownloadmanager.com"
6. Close the file, open IDM and enable your internet connection, then enter again the fake serial.
7. You IDM registered again.
8. If this problem again use again the fake key without doing again step 3 to 5.
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Hello Regina,
Use the following steps to resolve the issue that you are getting:
- First you will need to exit IDM from the taskbar before entering the serial.
- And then you will disconnect active connections to the internet.
- After that you will need to go to the directory C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc and locate the file 'hosts'
- And then open the "hosts" file with "notepad".
Navigate to the last line and then enter the following address as shown and save:
127.0.0.1 www.internetdownloadmanager.com - After that you will need toenter the "fake serial" and then wait for few seconds.
- Your IDM will be registered again.
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The WFMT Radio Network
Genre: Classical Music
Length: 1 hour 58 minutes
Frequency: 8 weeks, plus 2 optional programs
(1 Operatic, 1 Contemporary music)
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Host: Kerry Frumkin
Producer: Carolyn Paulin
Executive Producer: Steve Robinson
Underwriter: Salzburg Music Festival (Salzburger Festpiele)
The world's first international music festival and the most renowned, the Salzburg Festival this year continued its over 90-year history of producing and presenting great orchestras, soloists, opera, and theatre in the historic and picturesque Austrian town where Mozart was born. This year's highlights include a special Vienna Philharmonic concert with conductor Franz Welser-Möst: two performances by the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra, one led by Sir Colin Davis, with soloist Susan Graham, and one with young conductor Ainars Rubikis, this year's recipient of the Nestlé Young Conductors Award; a performance of the Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra led by Trevor Pinnock; a recital of songs by Kurt Weill by soprano Angela Denoke; a recital by cellist Yo-Yo Ma; and chamber music by such major artists as pianist Mitsuko Uchida, counter-tenor Ian Bostridge, oboist Albrecht Mayer, flutist Emmanuel Pahud, and violinist Renaud Capuçon. In addition, stations have the option of taking the complete opera Macbeth by Verdi with Riccardo Muti conducting the Vienna Philharmonic, and a program of contemporary music by Karlheinz Stockhausen, performed by pianist Marino Formenti.
The WFMT Radio Network is offering live performances from the Salzburg Festival. Salzburg Festival 2011 focused on the music of Gustav Mahler, and we'll include works by Mahler and his contemporaries Alexander Zemlinsky, Richard Strauss and Johann Strauss Jr. (as arranged for chamber ensemble by Alban Berg and Arnold Schönberg), as well as Mahler's own arrangement for orchestra of a Schubert String Quartet.
Salzburg Festival 2011 will include commentary by conductors, administrators and performers at this years Festival, as well as conversations with concert-goers and critics from around the globe. The world's stars have been drawn to Salzburg for decades, not only for the large-scale concerts and exposure, but for the intimacy and acoustic excellence of the historic Mozarteum Hall and the new House for Mozart.
We know you will want to join us for this rare opportunity to visit this remarkable festival, Salzburg Festival 2011!
Stations are allowed one (1) broadcast of this series before July 31, 2012.
This series is available free of charge to all stations January 1 thru July 31, 2012. For more information, please contact Tony Macaluso at (773) 279-2114, email: email@example.com or Carol Martinez at (773) 279-2112, email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Broadcast Schedule - Winter 2011
RELEASE: January 1, 2012
CONDUCTOR: Franz Welser-Möst
SOLOISTS: Christina Schäfer, soprano; Michael Volle, baritone
ORCHESTRA: Vienna Philharmonic
Schubert/arr. Mahler: Quartet No. 14 in D Minor, D. 810, Op. posth, Death and the Maiden
Zemlinsky: Lyric Symphony in Seven Songs, Op. 18, for Soprano, Baritone and Orchestra
RELEASE: January 8, 2012
Title: Mahler Szenen
J. Strauss, Jr: Roses from the South, Op. 388, arr. Arnold Schönberg (Renaud Capuçon, 1st violin; Katja Lämmermann, 2nd violin; Antoine Tamestit, viola; Clemens Hagen, cello; Herbert Schuch, piano; Gereon Kleiner, harmonium)
J. Strauss, Jr: Wine, Women and Song, Op. 333, arr. Alban Berg (Renaud Capuçon, 1st violin; Katja Lämmermann, 2nd violin; Antoine Tamestit, viola; Clemens Hagen, cello; Herbert Schuch, piano; Gereon Kleiner, harmonium)
J. Strauss Jr: Sweetheart Walzes, Op. 418, on motives from The Gypsy Baron; arr. Anton Webern (Renaud Capuçon, 1st violin; Katja Lämmermann, 2nd violin; Antoine Tamestit, viola; Clemens Hagen, cello; Herbert Schuch, piano; Gereon Kleiner, harmonium)
J. Strauss, Jr: Emperor Waltzes, Op. 437, arr. Arnold Schonberg (Renaud Capuçon, 1st violin; Katja Lämmermann, 2nd violin; Antoine Tamestit, viola; Clemens Hagen, cello; Herbert Schuch, piano; Gereon Kleiner, harmonium)
Mahler: Symphony No. 4 in G Major, arr. for Chamber Ensemble and Soprano by Erwin Stein (Christiane Karg, soprano; Magel Mosnier, flute & piccolo;
Albrecht Mayer, oboe & English horn; Sebastian Manz, A and B-Flat clarinets and bass clarinet; Renaud Capuçon, 1st violin; Katja Lämmermann, 2nd violin; Antoine Tamestit, viola; Clemens Hagen, cello; Alois Posch, bass; Leonhard Schmidinger,, percussion; Martin Grubinger, percussion; Herbert Schuch, piano Gereon Kleiner, harmonium)
RELEASE: January 15, 2012
CONDUCTOR: Trevor Pinnock
SOLOISTS: Emmanuel Pahud, flute; Marie- Pierre Langlamet, harp
ORCHESTRA: Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra
Title: Mozart Matinee
W. A. Mozart: Symphony in E-Flat Major, K. 184
Six German Dances, K 571
Concerto in C Major for Flute and Harp, K 299 (297c)
Symphony in E-Flat Major, K 543
RELEASE: January 22, 2012
Title: Chamber Concert
Schubert: Notturno (Adagio) in E-Flat Major, Op. Posth 148/D. 897 (Mitsuko Uchida, piano; Mark Steinberg, violin; Clemens Hagen, cello)
Schumann: Song Cycle, Dichterliebe, Op. 48 (Ian Bostridge, tenor; Mitsuko Uchida, piano)
Schönberg: Pierrot Lunaire, Op. 21 for Speaker and Five Instruments (Barbara Sukowa, speaker; Marina Piccinni, flute/piccolo; Anthony McGill, clarinet/bass clarinet; Mark Steinberg, violin/viola; Clemens Hagen cello; Mitsuko Uchida, piano)
RELEASE: January 29, 2012
CONDUCTOR: Ainars Rubikis (2011 Young Conductors Award Honoree)
SOLOIST: Alisa Weilerstein, cello
ORCHESTRA: Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra
Title: Nestle Young Conductor Award Concert
Debussy: Prélude a l'aprés-midi d'un faune
Shostakovich: Concerto No. 2, Op. 126, for Cello and Orchestra
Britten: Four Sea Interludes, Op. 33 from Peter Grimes
Stravinsky: L'Oiseau de feu (The Firebird), Orchestral Suite of 1919
RELEASE: February 5, 2012
Title: Kurt Weill: Two Lives to Live
SOLOISTS: Angela Denoke, soprano; Tai Balshai, piano; Norbert Nagel, clarinet, bass clarinet, saxophone, flute
K. Weill: Jenny's Song (Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny)
Ich bin eine arme Verwandte (The Silver Sea)
Der ballade von der sexuellen Hörigkeit (The Threepenny Opera)
Alabama Song (Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny)
Barbara's Song (The Threepenny Opera)
Nana's Lied (Die Rundköpfe und die Spitsköpfe)
Siehst du den Mond über Soho? (The Threepenny Opera)
Surabaya Johnny (Happy End)
Two pieces from Café Bauer
Song of Eliza Elliot (Lady in the Dark )
Speak Low (One Touch of Venus)
Lonely House (Street Scene)
At Night When Ev'ry thing is Quiet (Street Scene)
Sing Me Not a Ballad -Song of the Duchess (The Firebrand of Florence)
September Song
Is It Him Or Is It Me? (Love Life)
Stay Well (Lost in the Stars)
My Ship (Lady in the Dark)
I'm a Stranger Here Myself (One Touch of Venus)
K. Weill: All At Once (Where Go We Go From Here?)
Don't Look Now (One Touch of Venus)
RELEASE: February 12, 2012
Title: Solo Recital
SOLOISTS: Yo-Yo Ma, cello; Kathryn Stott, piano
Schubert: Sonata in A Minor, D. 821 for Cello and Piano, Arpeggione
Shostakovich: Sonata in D Minor, Op. 40 for Cello and Piano
Piazzolla: Le Grand Tango for Cello and Piano
Gismonti: Boda de prata and Quatro cantos arr. for Cello and Piano
Franck: Sonata in A Major for Violin and Piano/transcribed for Cello and Piano
Morricone: Gabriel's Oboe
Falla: Polo (Seven Popular Spanish Songs), arr. for Cello and Piano
Saint-Saëns: The Swan from Carnival of the Animals
RELEASE: February 19, 2012
CONDUCTOR: Sir Colin Davis
SOLOIST: Susan Graham, mezzo-soprano
ORCHESTRA: Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra
Stravinsky: Symphony in Three Movements
Ravel: Shéhérazade (Three songs for Mezzo-Soprano and Orchestra)
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.4 in F Minor, Op. 36
RELEASE: February 26, 2012
Note: This program is optional
CONDUCTOR: Riccardo Muti
ORCHESTRA: Vienna Philharmonic
CHORUS: Concert Chorus of the Vienna Philharmonic
COMPOSER: Giuseppe Verdi
OPERA: Macbeth (Four Acts in Italian)
Macbeth Zeijko Lucic, baritone
Lady Macbeth: Tatiana Serjan, soprano
Banquo Dmitry Belosselskiy bass
Lady-in-Waiting Anna Malavasi,mezzo soprano
Macduff Giuseppe Filianott, tenor
Malcolm Antonio Poli, tenor
Doctor Gianluca Buratto, bass
Servant André Schuen, bass
Murderer Livio Gheorghe, bass
Herald Ion Tibrea, bass
RELEASE: March 7, 2012
Note: This program is optional
Title: Der Fünfte Kontinent
SOLOISTS: Marino Formenti, piano; Christian Dierstein, percussion
Stockhausen: Piano Pieces 1-10
Vivier: Cinq chanson pour percussion


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