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Obama's First 100 Days: What He's Done So Far
The Democratic-controlled Congress Thursday approved budget blueprints embracing President Barack Obama's agenda but leaving many hard choices until later and a government deeply in the red.
With no Republican support, the House and Senate approved slightly different, less expensive versions of Obama's $3.55 trillion budget plan for fiscal 2010, which begins Oct. 1. The differences will be worked out over the next few weeks.
Obama, who took office in January after eight years of the Republican Bush presidency, has said the Democrats' budget is critical to turning around the recession-hit U.S. economy and paving the way for sweeping healthcare, climate change and education reforms he hopes to push through Congress this year.
Obama, traveling in Europe, issued a statement praising the votes as "an important step toward rebuilding our struggling economy." Vice President Joe Biden, who serves as president of the Senate, presided over that chamber's vote.
In the meantime, European nations pledged Friday on the eve of NATO's 60th anniversary summit that they would support America's new Afghan war strategy with more civilian aid and small troop increases. Obama said Europe should not expect the U.S. to shoulder the military burden alone.
NATO leaders have been reluctant to commit significant new military forces to the deadlocked conflict despite Obama's plan to add 21,000 U.S. troops to the force of 38,000 fighting the rising insurgency. The Europeans have focused on increasing humanitarian and development aid.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy pledged after talks with Obama that his nation would send more police trainers and civilian aid.
"We totally endorse and support America's new strategy in Afghanistan," Sarkozy told a joint news conference. France will contribute to the new U.S. approach with development assistance and more training for police, Sarkozy said.
NATO's ability to succeed in Afghanistan will be seen as a crucial test of the alliance's power and relevance.
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Day 73: McCain Blasts Obama's Plan and the G20 Goes On... (Apr. 2)
- Calling it "generational theft," Sen. John McCain blasted the Obama administration's budget proposal on CNBC Thursday as irresponsible. "We're already $10.7 trillion in debt. That's more than all the presidents combined from George Washington to George W. Bush," The Arizona Republican said.(Full Story)
- Leaders from around the globe made headway Thursday on tackling the world's worst financial crisis since the 1930s, with signs of agreements to give more money to the International Monetary Fund, clamp down on tax havens and tighten regulation over freewheeling hedge funds.(Full Story)
Day 72: Obama Plays Down G20 Splits (Apr. 1)
- Obama said there was "enormous consensus" between the world's largest developed and emerging economies on plans to haul the world out of the deepest downturn since the 1930s. In London for the G20 meetings, Obama played down any differences with France and Germany. (Full Story)
- White House said that Obama has accepted an invitation from President Hu Jintao to visit China later this year. Obama and Hu met in London ahead of the G20 economic summit. The White House also announced that Obama was accepting an invitation to visit Moscow this summer. (Full Story)
- Obama's administration remains optimistic that General Motors can restructure without going to bankruptcy court, said a senior administration official. (Full Story)
- Obama strongly supports legislation that would give the U.S. Food and Drug Administration the power to regulate cigarettes, the White House said. The bill, poised for a vote in the House Thursday, would authorize the FDA to oversee the multibillion-dollar tobacco industry, including its advertisements and product designs. (Full Story)
Day 71: Obama's Auto Stance May Include Bankruptcy (Mar. 31)
- Obama ordered General Motors and Chrysler to accelerate their survival efforts and brace for possible bankruptcy, saying neither company had done enough to justify the taxpayer money they were seeking. (Full Story)
- Obama's thinking on the crisis facing GM has not changed since Monday, said a senior administration official. "Nothing has changed on this," the official said when asked about a Bloomberg report that the president has determined that a prepackaged bankruptcy is the best way for GM to restructure and become competitive. "This report is not accurate."(Full Story)
- Obama headed to Europe with a hefty agenda for tackling the economic crisis and seeking support for his new Afghanistan strategy on a trip that will test his global leadership. He will shift his focus to international economics and diplomacy after a heavy emphasis on domestic issues.
Day 70: GM, Chrysler Get Ultimatum From Obama on Turnaround (Mar. 30)
- Obama asserted unprecedented government control over the auto industry, rejecting turnaround plans from General Motors and Chrysler and raising the prospect of controlled bankruptcy for either ailing auto giant. (Full Story)
Day 68: Obama Announces 3 Treasury Dept. Nominees (Mar. 28)
- Obama announced he would nominate three new people for positions at the Treasury Department. The president will nominate Helen Elizabeth Garrett as assistant secretary for tax policy, Michael S. Barr as assistant secretary for financial institutions and George W. Madison as general counsel.(Full Story)
- Obama addresses the people of North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota as they face down disastrous flooding. He speaks of what the government is doing, but also stresses that times of crisis like this are reminders of the need and opportunity Americans have to keep their dedication to service. (Watch the video here)
Day 67: Overhaul of Financial Markets Facing a Bumpy Road (Mar. 27)
- Obama will make his debut as president on the world stage next week with calls for global economies to use government spending to jumpstart growth and work on a reshaping of the chaotic financial system. (Full Story)
- The Obama administration's proposed overhaul of US financial market regulations may mark a turning point for the economy, but a long political struggle lies ahead. In congressional hearing rooms, in Capitol hallways where Wall Street lobbyists ply their trade, at global summits, and among ordinary Americans, basic questions will have to be answered about what kind of economy the U.S. wants. (Full Story)
- The U.S. government imposed the first increase in mileage standards for passenger cars and boosted the floor for sport utilities and pickups beginning with model year 2011 vehicles. The regulation is an abbreviated version of the initiative launched by Congress and the Bush administration in 2007 to reduce U.S. dependence on imported oil and cut tailpipe emissions. (Full Story)
- Obama will announce the next steps to help GM and Chrysler Monday, the White House said, amid signs of progress for GM in talks aimed at slashing its debt and cutting costs in response to slack demand.(Full Story)
Day 66: US Planning Expansion Of Financial Market Oversight (Mar. 26)
- Geithner told lawmakers that the changes are needed to fix the flaws exposed by the current financial crisis, the worst to hit the country in seven decades. The current system failed in basic, fundamental ways and has proven to be too unstable and fragile, he said. (Full Story)
Obama is holding a town hall meeting—online. Obama is taking questions in the East Room from the general public. The questions are submitted via the Internet and in person, as part of a political strategy to engage Americans directly.
Day 65: Geithner: Economic Deterioration Starting to Slow (Mar. 25)
- A panel led by former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker will study options for U.S. tax reform and report back to Obama by Dec. 4, said the White House budget director. (Full Story)
- Geithner said he will soon outline proposals for new, tougher requirements on major financial firms to protect the financial system and new rules to prevent financial fraud and abuse against consumers and investors. (Full Story)
- The pace of economic deterioration has started to slow down in some areas, Geithner told CNBC. "That's promising but it's going to take some time to work through," he said in a taped interview. "The government is putting enough force on the economy as a whole and into the financial system so that we bring recovery back as soon as possible." (Full Story)
- The U.S. dollar will be the global reserve currency for a "long, long time,'' said White House spokesman Robert Gibbs, reiterating the Obama administration's confidence in the currency. (Full Story)
Day 64: Obama Sees 'Signs of Progress' on Crisis (Mar. 24)
- Obama said he hopes "it doesn't take too long to convince Congress" to approve new authority to oversee big, tottering financial firms. The administration is pushing the idea of an overarching regulator, such as the Federal Reserve, to have the ability to take over nonbank financial entities whose failure could topple the entire banking system. (Full Story)
- Obama will meet with about a dozen top bank chief executives on Friday, including executives from JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, according to sources. (Full Story)
- Obama said he was seeing signs of progress in his drive to lead the United States out of economic crisis as he sought to reassure recession-weary Americans he was on the right track. "We're moving in the right direction," Obama said at his second prime-time White House news conference since taking office on Jan. 20. (Full Story)
- Obama urged fellow G20 leaders to agree immediate action to boost the global economy at a London summit next month. In an article for a German newspaper, Obama called for a deal on quick fiscal stimulus measures at the April 2 meeting which he said could open the way to a global recovery. (Full Story)
Day 63: Geithner: New Plan Will Help Credit Flow (Mar. 23)
- Geithner told CNBC that the government's highly-anticipated plan to deal with troubled mortgage loans and assets is just the latest effort to stem the financial crisis. (Full Story)
- The Treasury revealed details of a highly-anticipated plan to set up public-private investment funds that will buy up to $1 trillion in troubled loans and securities at the heart of the financial crisis. Market reaction was positive with stocks—especially those of financial firms—rising around the globe, while the dollar was stable. (Full Story)
Day 62: Economy to Rebound Within a Year? (Mar. 22)
- Obama said the financial system could still implode if a large bank were to fail, and "big problems" could result if the government does not try to lessen the risk. "I think that systemic risks are still out there," Obama said in an interview on the CBS program "60 Minutes." "If we did nothing you could still have some big problems. There are certain institutions that are so big that if they fail, they bring a lot of other financial institutions down with them." (Full Story)
- The Obama administration is "incredibly confident" the U.S. economy will rebound within a year, a top adviser said before a critical week in efforts to flesh out and sell the president's recovery agenda. (Full Story)
- Geithner is set to reveal details on Monday of a plan to set up public-private investment funds that could buy up to $1 trillion in troubled loans and securities at the heart of the financial crisis. (Full Story)
Day 61: Ready to Unveil a Toxic Asset Plan (Mar. 21)
- The Treasury Department will roll out a three-part plan next week to try to cleanse the financial system of toxic assets that are clogging banks' balance sheets, according to a source familiar with the plan. (Full Story)
- Obama vowed to stick to the big-ticket items in his budget proposal but acknowledged that dollar amounts would "undoubtedly change" as Congress prepared to take up his record spending plan. (Full Story)
- Obama stepped up his weeklong defense of much-criticized Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, saying he would not accept his resignation even if it was tendered. Obama said in an interview with CBS television network's "60 Minutes" that if Geithner tried to quit, he would tell him, "Sorry buddy, you've still got the job." (Full Story)
- The Obama administration may unveil new details of its anxiously awaited financial stability as early as Monday, shedding light on how it plans to deal with the thorny problem of making a market in the toxic assets that have plagued the balance sheets of big financial firms. (Full Story)
- The President reflects on lessons from his time spent outside Washington recently, which only reinforced the four core principles in his his budget.(Watch the video here)
Day 60: Reaching Out to Iran & a "Tonight Show" Appearance (Mar. 20)
- Obama sent Iran an unprecedented videotape message offering a "new beginning" of diplomatic engagement after decades of U.S. hostility to the Islamic republic.
- Obama was somber and light-hearted in an unusual appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," moving deftly from the economic crisis to the April arrival of a "First Dog" in the White House. (Full Story)
Day 59: Schwarzenegger Helps Obama (Mar. 19)
- Obama is playing a bit of divide-and-conquer this week, pitting his Republican critics in Washington against GOP governors and mayors eager for the federal money that his hard-fought stimulus plan will bring. (Full Story)
Day 58: Obama Officials Sought to Keep AIG Bonuses (Mar. 18)
- Sen. Christopher Dodd said that Obama administration officials asked him to add language to last month's federal stimulus bill to make sure the controversial AIG bonuses remained in place. Dodd told CNN that Obama officials wanted the language added to an amendment limiting bonuses that could be paid by companies receiving federal bailout money. (Full Story)
- In a new Web video, Obama is asked Americans to help him pass his $3.6 trillion budget. "I'm asking you to head outside this Saturday to knock on some doors, talk to some neighbors, and let them know how important this budget is to our future," he said in the video. (Full Story)
Day 57: Strict Limits on AIG? (Mar. 17)
- The Obama administration says it's trying to put strict limits on the next $30 billion installment in taxpayers' money for insurance giant AIG amid questions about whether it responded fiercely enough to executive bonus payments. (Full Story)
- Obama is also meeting on St. Patrick's Day at the White House with Irish political leaders intent on maintaining peace despite dissidents' violence in Northern Ireland. (Full Story)
Day 56: Obama Gives Boost To Small Businesses and attacks AIG Bonuses (Mar. 16)
- Obama said all legal measures will be taken to stop AIG execs from receiving bonuses that come from government money lent to the insurance giant.
- Obama and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner announced a broad package that includes reduced small-business lending fees and an increase on the guarantee to some Small Business Administration loans. (Full Story)
- A day earlier, the president's advisers said in television interviews that they remained confident in the nation's economic fundamentals, at times adopting upbeat rhetoric the president once mocked.
- And the White House said that during his trip to California this week, Obama will appear on "The Tonight Show" with Jay Leno. The appearance is scheduled for Thursday. He will talk about the economy.
Day 53: Obama Speaks To Business Roundtable about Banks (Mar. 15)
- Obama said the true status of bank balance sheets was not known, and he would act decisively to make sure major banks have enough money to operate.
- Obama said some of the country's largest banks are holding toxic assets, which are dragging down balance sheets and contributing to the slowdown in lending.
- "The weakened condition of some of our largest banks has implications for the entire system," he told corporate business leaders at the Business Roundtable in Washington, D.C.
- "Critical to that solution is an honest and forthright assessment of the true status of bank balance sheets, something that we've not yet had," he told the group of corporate business leaders.
- In this week's address, Obama makes key announcements regarding the safety of our nation's food. (Watch the Video Here)
Day 52: Geithner: Spending Hikes are Short-Term (Mar. 12)
- Obama's ambitious new budget faced bipartisan skepticism as key senators questioned the administration's long-term budget outlook and the deficits it envisions rising in the middle of the next decade. Geithner defended it in testimony before the Senate Budget Committee, saying current increases in spending are short term and will have to be substantially reduced to get the country back into fiscal shape. (Full Story)
Day 51: Obama Targets 'Earmarks' in New Spending Bill (Mar. 11)
- Obama agreed to sign an "imperfect" spending bill to keep the government running, but he called for a crackdown on lawmakers adding "earmarks"—or pet projects—to legislation. Obama spoke about a $410 billion spending bill—passed by Congress earlier this week—which has been heavily criticized because of many earmarks. (Full Story)
Day 50: The Halfway Point (Mar. 10)
In his first 50 days, Obama has moved at a lightning pace, passing a $787 billion economic stimulus plan in his first three weeks, announcing financial rescue and housing plans, disclosing a $3.55 trillion budget, kick starting discussions on health care reform, and releasing a withdrawal plan from Iraq and a boost in troop numbers in Afghanistan.
He has also signed orders to close the Guantanamo Bay prison, tighten ethics rules for Executive Branch employees, raise fuel efficiency standards and lift the restrictions on federal funding for embryonic stem cell research.
At the same time, there have also been problems with three Cabinet nominees who withdrew, the criticism that Obama is turning his back on his proposal for more bipartisanship and his calls for fewer earmarks, and the imminent fights over his budget blueprint and health care.
But despite the ups and downs during the first 50 days, experts argue that Obama seems to be ahead of the curve in terms of efficiency compared to some of his predecessors.
Obama's 60 percent approval rating in the most recent NBC/WSJ poll also implies that many Americans remain satisfied with the president so far.
Day 49: Obama OKs Stem Cell Research (Mar. 9)
- Obama lifted some restrictions on federal funding of human embryonic stem cell research, angering many abortion opponents but cheering those who believe the study could produce treatments for many diseases.(Full Story)


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Poured into a new belgium chalice: color is opaque amber, somewhat dense looking, head is tan, presents thin but a few swirls quickly build it back up, spot lacing on the glass.
Smell is a malt heavy, caramel, light plum, raisin mixes in, subtle phenols, light hop grass.
Taste is very good, very pleasant, amazing this brew is strength. Malts are caramel upfront, more biscuit and wheat undertone than in the aroma, subtle fruitiness, plum, raisin, some banana, fig; hops are bittering but not flavorful. This is a more clean, creamy beer for this style, in my opinion, but well done as the it tastes delicious.
Mouthfeel is also very good at this strength, somewhat drying of the tongue, flavors linger on the mouth and cheeks pleasantly.
Overall, great tasting beverage, hides its strength well with great malt presence and subtle yeast off flavors.
Serving type: bottle
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3.81/5 rDev -4.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
Appearance: Pours a slightly hazy copper color with a modest head for a Belgian style; wispy lacing down the side of my New Belgium tulip
Smell: Spice cake aromatics, with caramel, banana, fig, clove and powdered sugar
Taste: Spice cake flavors, up front, with caramel, banana, fig and clove; in the middle, there is some pear, too; the finish is a bit sugary
Mouthfeel: Medium to full body with moderate carbonation; velvety
Overall: A very nice BSDA but not in the top echelon of those brewed by the Trappist monks; lacks the depth in the malt profile and the complexity of the Trappist yeast
Thanks, RuckusDu, for the opportunity
Serving type: bottle
12-21-2013 22:13:50 | More by brentk56
4.16/5 rDev +4.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
From my tasting notes: New Belgium's Abbey Ale is one of their best beers and this one kicks it up a few notches. It has a very deep and intense flavor that strikes all the right Belgian Abbey notes with hints of raisins, figs, and that distinct Belgian yeast. I remember having this on draft previously and it blew my socks off. The bottled version, while still fantastic, didn't quite blow me away. Still a great beer.
Serving type: bottle
12-12-2013 22:31:30 | More by brurevu
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I'm so annoyed at how slow Dreamweaver FTP is. Whenever I try to upload a document, it sits on "waiting for server" for ages. What I have to do (every single time I upload anything) is put the file, then cancel the dialog and put the file again and it uploads straight away. What is the problem, such an expensive peice of software and such bad FTP issues.
I've tried turning on and off passive mode and still the same thing. Tried messing with other settings and still the same terrible issue. I know it's not the server as i use Coda2 for Mac also and there are no such FTP issues, I actually purchased Coda pureley because of the Dreamweaver FTP issue but after using Coda for a while I realised I cannot do without a WYSIWYG editor, and now i'm back to Dreamweaver.
Why does it have such an issue and what is the solution?
Mine doesn't.
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05-26-2013, 12:47 PM #3892I'm in. Just finished changing the U-joints on the Burb. Took under an hour. And it's nice not having a squeak when I move the truck. I'd never pulled a driveshaft myself so I was surprised with how easy it was (once we found the correctly sized wrench). My cousin's FIL made getting the U-joints off the shaft look easy as well. I'm guessing Sierra next
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05-26-2013, 10:24 PM #3895@donyms, I spotted the photos of your new gauge cluster in the 'What have u done' thread -- completely badass, man. I love it.
Hrm, maybe Sarge is next?
05-27-2013, 08:23 AM #3896Thanks man, I have wanted these gauges for a long time but I just wasn't sure if they were worth what they cost. I love them though and I think they are worth the 377.00 they cost. Can't wait to get my hood put on now and my new rear sway bar that should be in this week. Surreal again?
05-28-2013, 03:44 PM #3897nope, he was a no show. Hope everyone had a good weekend. Donyms next
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OK, well Dont know where everyone is but might of found a jeep. Got my guy to go look at a couple I have already today. I have one at 3100 that needs on the back Axel a seal past the brakes. I can t remember but he said 300 at the shop. 2 New tires, a seal on transmisson pan that I could myself, and some small stupid stuff that is all me. The others where already over budget and need work. Surreal nextTim Walters (Curky)
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05-28-2013, 06:59 PM #3898ill stop by.
got some quotes on a 2013 with the 6.2....
ouch is about all i can say for now.
not sure what i should do. keep driving my truck, and hope the crappy dealers in VB will help (not holding my breath) trade for a 13, try and find a used 6.2 some place.....
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05-28-2013, 08:30 PM #3899Busy day. Days after holidays always are, for me, work-wise.
@Sierraowner5.3, I think you should fix what you have, meaning make the dealership honour the warranty. If you don't like the price of the 6.2, consider fueling the sucker once you have it!
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05-28-2013, 09:17 PM #3900Naw I'm in. I've been going over in my head other ways water can get into my truck besides the rack since I sealed that this weekend per Surreal's instructions. Water is now only on the pass side so I'm thinking a door seal or the windshield but I have no clue.
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MARTIN, Tenn. - The University of Tennessee at Martin baseball team heads to Reagan Field for its first Ohio Valley Conference road test of the 2013 campaign when it clashes with the Murray State Thoroughbreds this weekend. First pitch times are as follows: 3 p.m. on Friday, March 15; 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 16 and 1 p.m. on Sunday, March 17.
The Skyhawks (7-9, 1-2 OVC) are coming off a 4-3 midweek victory over in-state rival Lipscomb on Tuesday. In that game, UT Martin fell behind 2-0 after the first inning before the pitching staff settled down to allow just one unearned run for the duration of the contest, capped off with Stu Jones' fourth save of the season. At the plate, Grant Glasser and Matt Haynes each had two hits while Phil Sorensen crossed the plate twice for the Skyhawks.
Offensively, UT Martin is led by senior first baseman Wade Collins, who currently rankes fourth in the OVC in slugging (.547) and seventh in batting average (.358). Phil Sorensen (.325), Glasser (.320) and Byron Johann (.314) round out the Skyhawk regulars who hit above .300.
Against Murray State, UT Martin will start senior right-hander Dan Tobik (1-1, 3.86 ERA) in Game 1, followed by sophomore left-handers Taylor Cox (0-1, 3.44) and Dalton Potts (2-1, 4.20) in Games 2 and 3, respectively. Tobik is coming off his first victory of the season last weekend against Jacksonville State, while Cox leads the OVC in called strikeouts (12). Potts is limiting the opposition to a .228 batting average while issuing only five walks (against 15 strikeouts) in 15 innings spread out over four appearances.
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That might not be the case, however, for Bridgeport's Anthony Bonamico, who leads all players competing in this year's Super Six with 2,079 yards and 32 touchdowns coming into tonight's Class AA title game against Wayne.
Bonamico has carried the ball only 188 times this season, about 141/2 times per game, and averages a crisp 11.1 yards per carry, breaking off plenty of long gainers.
All of that indicates he might be a little fresher than most team's workhorse backs, many of whom are well over 200 carries by now.
"I'm sure a 13-, 14-game season takes its toll on a lot of guys,'' said Bridgeport coach Josh Nicewarner. "Anthony, when he gets the ball, has somewhat become a threat to score on any carry - and that's an exciting weapon to have.
"We kind of downshifted and went a little old school last week, with 12-, 14-play drives [against Bluefield], and that hasn't really been the case much this year. It was nice to get back to. We're able to spread the carries around.''
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If each Kennedy Award winner provides a signature moment in the playoffs, one might have come unknowingly last week for Martinsburg quarterback Malique Watkins in his team's semifinal game against Capital.
The Cougars had momentum squarely on their side after they scored with 4:47 left, cutting Martinsburg's lead to 28-21. On the Bulldogs' ensuing possession, they faced a third-and-4 at their own 44. A defensive stop would give the ball back to Capital with plenty of time to force a tie.
Only it never happened.
The snap to Watkins out of shotgun formation nearly sailed over his head. He had to leap backward to bat it down with one hand and gain control. Bereft of any momentum, he stood flat-footed at about his own 35 with the Capital defense closing in.
Undaunted, Watkins dashed straight up the middle and barreled into the line of scrimmage. More than one Cougars defender seemed destined to take him down for no gain, but Watkins kept churning all the way to the 50, averting possible disaster and gaining the necessary yardage for a first down.
Four plays later, Martinsburg scored to ice the game.
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Wayne coach Tom Harmon got to enjoy his team's 2012 championship for all of about 10 minutes on the Island Stadium turf before the question was posed:
You know, if you get back here unbeaten again next year, you could break the state-record win streak.
Harmon laughed at the notion then, but it's become very real now. A victory tonight for the Pioneers (13-0) gives them 37 in a row and breaks the tie they share with Class A Ansted (1970-73) for the state's longest winning run.
"Common sense will tell you it's been a millstone around our necks all year,'' Harmon said, "but it's been a nice motivating factor, to be honest.
"For our kids and coaches alike, they're not obsessed with it by any means. They try to prepare each week with a formula that works. You can't get too high on the highs or too low on the lows, or you'll stub your toe. We'll try to put our best foot forward. They're understanding that the same things that probably won for you early in the year will win now.''
There was a rumor circulating earlier this week that Harmon actually had some connections with Fayette County - home of Ansted - but Harmon said he's never lived there and didn't think he had any relatives in that area, either.
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The enormous number of terms associated with ECM - document management, BPM, case management, imaging, records management, full text indexing - can leave you bewildered."What are these things? What do they mean? Do I need them all? Where do I even get started?" If you are asking these questions, you are not alone.
So let's start with some basics. And those basics are the three types of ECM: web content management, collaborative content management and transactional content management. Figuring out where your company's ECM needs fit is possibly the biggest step to identifying both the right solution and the right vendor.
For the record, OnBase, Hyland Software's ECM software solution, is a leader in transactional content management.
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Last week, legendary documentary filmmakers Chris Hegedus and Nick Doob stopped by the Wexner Center to introduce their latest effort, Al Franken: God Spoke, to a nearly packed house. Right before that event, however, Film/Video Curator Dave Filipi and Curator of Media Arts Bill Horrigan sat down with Chris and Nick for an informal, informative chat. View the video over at WexTV.
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Last week, during our wexLab_videocast workshop, 10 creative youngsters, ages 14-17, got the unique chance to film in the galleries here at Wexner Center. Their only major restriction was that they had a mere three-and-a-half hours to shoot, edit, and webcast their own video art in response to the work of photographer Louise Lawler, whose exhibition is currently in the galleries.
Professional video artist and animated instructor Dan Shellenbarger introduced participants to concepts from his own documentary work, including narrative and critical theory. Students were treated to some examples of artistic appropriation and then led into the Louise Lawler exhibition to view and discuss her striking photographic critique of art institutions.
In less than 45 minutes, participants recorded footage and retreated to an offsite computer lab. There, students placed photo stills in sequences and edited candid video to create short works in response to what they had encountered that day. By the end of the five-hour workshop, each student had a finished piece with their own unique twist on Wexner Center. Check out their work below...
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On Saturday night here at the Wex, it was all about BLING. More than 300 attended Bling Ball, a fundraising bash organized by the center's 12 1/4 Circle. The outfits were suitably outrageous—from head-to-toe silver, to bright pink wigs, to a giant brass pig "necklace," to sequined lapels and other sparkly accessories of all kinds. As guests sashayed down the stairs and onto the red carpet, glittery emcee Vivi Velour heckled guests and doled out witty one-liners. The revelry continued on into the galleries and the Performance Space, with food, drink, DJs, dancing, and Brooklyn's Bling Kong, who put on an over-the-top live show (with cheerleaders). At the end of the night, White Castle handed out 1,500 slyders at the exits. In the words of the incomparable Vivi Velure, it was "all kinds of fun."
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Word comes from the Wexner Center Store that playing cards designed by artist Jockum Nordstrom to coincide with his spring/summer 2006 Diptych exhibition are moving like hotcakes, no doubt thanks to being featured on influential blog, design*sponge. In each are 52 singular works of art, perfect for poker, Old Maid, or, better yet, framing.


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Born in 1964 in Africa and raised in France, model/actor Djimon Hounsou was discovered by a fashion designer while living on the Parisian streets. His unexpected modeling career led to a critically acclaimed acting career.
After debuting in the film Without You I'm Nothing in 1990, Hounsou received laud for his performance in 1997's Amistad, for which he was nominated for a Golden Globe. He went on to work in hit films including 2000's Gladiator and 2002's In America.
Off-screen, Hounsou continues to model and his fit-and-toned body can be seen in Calvin Klein underwear ads.
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Clinique High Lengths Mascara Reviews
Lash-Defining and No Clumping!
This is one of my favorite mascaras. I was initially a bit perplexed at how the super-slim, curved wand would work, but once I learned to work with it the results were worth it. I apply over curled lashes. LESS IS MORE. There is just enough brush to draw out my lashes to a much better length (many times overwhelming brushes are the problem with a mascara). The applicator is ideal for bottom l...read moreashes--I can reach and highlight every single one with no clumps. It's also reasonably priced--I'm pleased! — 4 months, 2 weeks agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 0 people said helpful
Not for me
I was excited that I had received a trial sized version of this mascara in a sample gift set from the Clinique counter at the mall, and while I have had good results with Clinique mascaras that I have used in the past, I cannot say that this one is a keeper. My first impression of it was that I really love the glamorous, clean look of the package-- the white with silver is so classy looking, and ...read moreyou know right away whenyou see it that you are using a Clinique product. But when I opened it, I was immediately hit with a strange, medicinal odor from the product. Deciding to try it anyway, I took a look at the brush and saw that it was not really a brush at all, but more of a very short comb. Unfortunately, I didn't like how it performed, as it deposited too much of the mascara on my lashes, even though I wiped the applicator down with a tissue twice before putting it on to my lashes. The results that I got upon applying it to my lashes were very clumpy and streaky, and there was really no way to get definition through the lasheswith the brush that comes in it. The formula is way too wet in my opinion; I did not feel like it was ever going to dry. I did really like the color of it, though-- the black was very rich and deep, and that is something that I am particularly picky about. But the color on its own is not enough to get me to use this mascara again. it was just too messy and the comb-type brush just seemed like a useless gimmick. The formula on its own might actually be okay, and I intend to try it with a different, traditional brush, to see if I can make some use out of it. Otherwise, I will probably just throw this one away. — 2 years, 6 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 4 people said helpful
Beautiful Lengths
I love the brush of this mascara, the slight bent gives a nice curl while also providing wonderful lengths. I would recommend as with an mascara to curl your lashes first because that really makes the difference of making your eyes pop and stand out beautifully. — 2 years, 9 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 1 people said helpful
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The formula was good, but I can't use the wand on my lashes. — 2 years, 7 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 6 people said helpful
AKA No-clump mascara, but nothing else...
Not a super original mascara. It is basically a mascara brush in a tube. It takes some adjusting. It is great with clumps - but it is hardly because of the formula. After all, it is a mascara COMB to begin with. I would expect not to have clumps. However, the lengthening properties are disappointing. Most mascara formulations are mostly the same, give or take, but it is the brush/wand and the tech...read morenique of the user that makes the most difference. I was not impressed with this product. I applied two coats and my lashes were very natural looking, but not very extended. It didn't really do anything much at all. — 3 years, 11 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 2 people said helpful
I love how cute my lashes look when I use this!
This is a really good mascara if your going for the cute girly look. It makes my lashes look long and fluttery and it doesn't even look like I'm wearing mascara so my lashes look naturally long. Only con is the brush takes a few tries to get used to but after that it's fine. — 3 years, 4 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 3 people said helpful
I got a trial sized version of this & wasn't impressed. The wand looked promising at first; it's small and slender so I figured it'd be great for edge and bottom lashes but then I noticed how much product this thing picked up. You get so much mascara on the wand that you have to spend a lot of time cleaning it off to make sure you don't get yucky clumps. In any case, I managed to get this on fine ...read more& provided you keep the brush clean, you don't get clumps! But you also don't get much length added which is fine for me since I already have long lashes but I think short lashed gals would be disappointed. You basically get a natural look so I'll stick with something cheaper. — 2 years, 9 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 1 of 3 people said helpful
i love this mascara. it really lengthens without clumping because of the design of the bristles. my lashes look darker but yet so natural. if thats the look youre goin for then this is amazing. the one bad thing is it can kinda rub off. but i always add waterproof and yay! all good to go — 2 years, 12 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 3 people said helpful
High Quality!
This is one of my favorite mascaras ever! I couldn't believe when I tried it how pretty it would make my eyelashes look. The wand looks so weird, but it's amazing. You can reach all the little lashes that you can't get to with normal wands and the color slides on really nicely. I feel like I get great length, and a little volume too, from this mascara. Also, it doesn't smudge or move around at all and I'm under hot fluorescent lights all day!!! — 3 years, 1 month agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 2 people said helpful
Wonderful addition to another mascara, or on its own
This mascara was one that I got as a deluxe sample and figured that I would use for emergencies. Happily, I opened it this morning and was delighted to see a new, innovative brush which is more like a strange, pliable plastic, curved comb. Not expecting very much, or at least assuming I could use it after using another mascara for additional length, I was surprised and happy to find out exactly ...read morehow amazingly long this made my lashes. My top lashes looked like they were literally two times their length. I then applied to my bottom lashes and found that they too were doubled (I usually do not do my bottom lashes, as they are quite long already, I was basically doing this to see exactly how much lash was added by this mascara). No, this is not a volumizing mascara, but I have to admit that it did more than many volumizing mascaras claim to. If you are looking for lots of length, and a fair amount of volumizing, this is a great go-to. As I am a fan of go-big-or-go-home, I am going to try it tomorrow with a volumizing mascara for the last couple coats. I am sure by the effect this gave me on its own that it will not disappoint. Right now, my lashes truly do look like doll lashes. — 2 years, 6 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 2 people said helpful


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Louisville Chorus' 75th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee
The Louisville Chorus celebrated its 75th anniversary Diamond Jubilee Feb. 13 with their 20th Annual Valentine Dinner Show at the Seelbach Hotel.
JDRF 17th Annual Promise Gala
The Junior Diabetes Research Foundation followed the Yellow Brick Road on a journey toward a cure at the 17th Annual Promise Gala, themed "An Evening in Oz" Feb. 15.
American Heart Association's 22nd Annual Heart Ball
The spirit of Venice filled the Louisville Marriott Downtown at the 22nd Annual Heart Ball, "Venetian Carnival," held by the American Heart Association.
Rodeo Drive Valentine Soiree
Rodeo Drive and Calospa held their Be Divine Valentine Soiree on Feb. 13.
Jazz Night in the Rathskeller Benefitting Sandefur Dining Hall
The subterranean sounds of live jazz emanated from beneath the Seelbach Hilton at Jazz Night in the Rathskeller Feb. 15.
Marissa Ghavami Concert
A Louisville original on the rise entertained music lovers as Marissa Ghavami held a special Valentine's concert at Majid's St. Matthews Sunday, Feb. 16.
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Charity took on a family focus at the Capes and Crowns Gala at the Ice House Feb. 8.
Dancing with the Prospect Stars
Prospect locals strutted their stuff for charity at the first "Dancing with the Prospect Stars" competition Feb. 9.
Sacred Heart Alumnae Awards Night
Classmates, friends and family honored Laura Melillo as Alumna of the Year at Sacred Heart Academy's Alumnae Awards Night, held at The Olmsted Feb. 6.


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Two North Carolina governors and dozens of legislators from both parties joined several hundred mourners to pay their last respects to veteran General Assembly member Martin Nesbitt. More>>
McCrory says he is asking for coal ash records from Duke Energy, his former employer.
Casey Mann said she's focused on winning elections and having the party speak for working people despite recent electoral and financial setbacks. More>>
The North Carolina Democrats are looking to fix up their historic headquarters in Raleigh.
Democratic Attorney Generals in VA and KY chose not to defend their state's gay marriage bans. Cooper says he still plans to defend NC in court. More>>
Casey Mann will be promoted to executive director of the North Carolina Democratic Party, WNCN learned Sunday night. More>>
Just two days after he announced he would step down as head of the N.C. Senate Caucus for Democrats, Sen. Martin Nesbitt died Thursday at 67. More>>
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Greg Brannon touted a new endorsement Thursday, while rival Thom Tillis announced a $1.1 million television ad. More>>
An ailing Sen. Martin Nesbitt is back in Buncombe County after arriving there in an ambulance. More>>
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Sen. Dan Blue Jr. is taking over as leader of the N.C. Democrats in the Senate with Nesbitt facing an illness. More>>
North Carolina Democrats say the Republicans in charge of state government have refused teacher raises, reduced unemployment benefits and they declined to expand Medicaid in 2013. More>>
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Singer and actor Clay Aiken is now officially making the switch to wear the hat of a North Carolina congressional candidate. More>>
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Paparazzi photos of Southwest Roanoke County people at Square Society's Halloween bash
The Square Society held its Halloween party at Blue 5 in Roanoke over the weekend and our paparazzi photo crew was there. Here are the folks from Southwest Roanoke County who stepped onto the red carpet:
* Michael and Laura Episcopo
* McKenzie Cox, not once, but twice!
* Kimberly and Kevin McBroom
* Ann Bailey and Greg Rhodes
* Allison Finney
* Charlie Harris
* Tor and Kathy Mjelde
* Anthony Prillaman
* Chad Amrhein and Rebecca Spaid
* Crystal and Kelly Main
You can see the entire gallery here – or share your own Halloween photos at firstname.lastname@example.com or use the "share" tool at right to upload 10 at a time.