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Newspapers fawn over Kate's grace and beauty. There is repeated talk of the "Kate effect" on clothing brands that see their sales soar after she wears them. Crowds yell for her at her increasing number of public appearances. The shouts are loudest when she accompanies her husband, with whom she enjoys an evident happiness.
"She is really terribly popular," says Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine and a pundit on the royal family. "She's believable – gorgeous but not uber-glam. She's socially so adept – she can talk to trees. She makes it all look so easy when in fact I think it must be a little scarier than that."
Her effect on the public image of the royal family has been particularly powerful.
"She's been great for them [the royals] – they must be thanking their lucky stars for her," says Ms. Seward, who thinks that Kate's social background has been a particular benefit. Kate is often referred to in the media as a "commoner," meaning she is middle class rather than aristocratic; though she is at the wealthy end of that grouping, having attended a high school that costs 15,000 pounds ($24,400) a year.
"A lot of aristocrats think they are grander than the royal family whereas Kate exudes a sense of 'This is the epitome of all my dreams'," says Seward.
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I lol'd .
Im new to this site, but I enjoyed reading these debates and opinions. Also, Ive been daytrading for 5 years and found it interesting that the original poster mentioned TZA, as Ive just started taking an interest in it a week prior to coming here. Any other daytraders here? Or mostly everyone talking about socialism and poverty ... HOW BOUT KOREA, huh?!
lol, but really. Interested in talking with traders if there are any.
01-04-2013, 00:17 #115
Re: stock market chat 2013
Well, you ought find some while there's still time (Steyn).
Originally Posted by David Stockman, NYT
02-04-2013, 20:17 #116
Re: stock market chat 2013
Bot 40 shares of TZA @ 37.48 about a week ago and forgot to mention. This is based on a system i run as opposed to my other trades. Up about 1% atm.
02-04-2013, 21:06 #117
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I dont know how to fix our economic problems when the press isnt even informed about economics. They cant even begin to figure out how to report it, so what hope does anyone have of figuring it out? The press just boils it to blame this guy or that guy but theres no serious dialogue about fixing the economy.
02-04-2013, 22:47 #118
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I think it's obvious, but anyway: Whatever is found in the media, it's already old news with respect to making a profit on the stock market. You have to achieve that by anticipating things before the others do. If you just figure it out things together with everybody else, the profit has already been made by others.
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This is kind of what I do. I do candlestick chart scans every night to see which stocks will have public interest in the coming days. Using my finds, I typically can be the first to buy in the morning and the first to sell before noon. I cannot, obviously, anticipate news or other excitement, so I am literally scanning 20-50 stocks within the first hour of open. Combining my charting and the rare "news play" , I make a decent penny in two week increments. I say two weeks because sometimes, there will be 10-12 days of no solid plays.
Anyone else delve into the world of pennystocks? ( not sure if I mentioned yet, but thats the market I mostly trade. )
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Thank you Uncle Cheese!
1 September 2009 at 9:25pm
I just wanted to say thank you for all your hard work with all the awesome modules you have created.
Without them I would not have been able to finish the project I've been working on for a customer in time and you bring great and necessary funtionality to SilverStripe.
The latest release with nested dataobjectmanager and a working datepickerfield outside of popups is just too good to be true. I have been using my own hack to get the datepickerfield working but now with an official patch I can finally throw that ugly hack out the window and go for the officially sanctioned version.
The nested dataobjectmanager opens up a whole new world for managing more advanced relationships which has been kind of a choking point for me with Silverstripe. There are ways around it but the solution you have made is the most intuitive one and the way the user expects it to work.
Also your support is by far the best on these forums which is kind of ironic considering you do this in your spare time and the Silverstripe developers actually get paid for their work. You answer quickly and helpfully, they generally don't answer at all.
Once again, thank you!
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2 September 2009 at 10:58am
Hey, thanks, guys! That really means a lot. I do put a lot of time into SS mostly because I enjoy doing it, but also because I really believe in the product. It's definitely encouraging to receive feedback like that and know that my efforts don't go unrecognized.
Smurkas, I may want to collect your info if it's alright with you and use your comment as a testimonial on my website.
Keep it up, guys! See you around the forums!
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I third that
I am using the nested DOM on a project now and I really don't know what ugly solution I would have had to come up with without it. Not a project goes by that I don't use the DOM in some form.
I would suggest that you have made the single largest contribution to the SS community that I have seen in the 12months I have been a part of it.
Thank you Unclecheese
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Thanks UC
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Recruiting Roundup: Upstate Risings
Casey Vock - 7/20/2010
Teams of rising sophomores and juniors from New York State's Sections 3, 4, 5 and 6 met Saturday for a round-robin style tournament dubbed the Upstate Risings, which was presented by Nike at Henninger High School in Syracuse and turned out to be a great day of exciting lacrosse.
Tom Hall, the NYSPHSAA Boys' Lacrosse Chairman and State Coordinator, organized Upstate Risings. He said the event is a product of last year's Nike Shootout, which was held at Henninger and brought in teams from around the state, essentially providing the lacrosse world with a substitute for the canceled 2009 Empire State games.
The event also provided recruiters with a convenient look at the vast talent from around the state.
"Last year we had over 80 college coaches here, and they liked it because it was a one-day event," Hall said. "They shared with me that they wanted to see some of the younger kids."
Hall said he used his contacts to organize an upstate version of such a tournament, in which players are allowed to tryout only by way of a recommendation from a high-school coach.
Student-athletes who are competing in the Empire State games were not allowed to tryout, opening up room for new faces to get a look from college coaches. Alternates, however, were allowed to compete.
"We are trying to give kids an opportunity to get exposure," Hall said. "This is about the kids and not monopolizing their time. It's a busy time of year for kids, and we're not trying to create any problems for any of them."
I was able to get a good look at most teams. The only ones I've excluded below are the Section 6 rising juniors and the Section 5 rising sophomores, which I did not get a chance to watch for more than a few minutes, regrettably. The final results and standings follow these random observations.
Rising Juniors
Section 3
Jimmy Krizman (Fayetteville-Manlius) is a hard-working, multi-use midfielder with very quick first step when dodging from up top. He's got good wheels coming up the field, appears to have a sense for the ball and hustles after ground balls. He's quick, has a good stick, and blasted a shot to the top right corner from the wing. Krizman has a motor and seemed to be running smooth when others started to tire in the afternoon heat.
Defender Andrew Fletcher (West Genesee) is an agile, young athlete with a lot of potential. He made several aggressive plays leading to turnovers throughout the day Saturday. He showed good speed coming up the field and made crisp passes, including long-range looks. He appeared to be a leader out there for the Section 3 unit, throwing hard checks, communicating consistently and really hustling when carrying up the field.
Jacob Sutherland (West Genesee) is another rangy, growing athlete who looks to fit the mold of a blooming college defenseman. He rushes right out to defend his man, never letting them get a step on him, at least not without a fight. He also made sharp passes on clears and moving the ball up the field with his long legs, which he moves pretty quickly.
Section 4
David Grimaldi (Corning-Painted Post) is a promising young attackman who carries the ball with confidence. He changes directions well, makes smart passes and is quick on his feet. Not overly large (probably 5'9"), he can sneak inside of the defense, but also looked comfortable working from behind and on the wing. He's a smart player and seemed to work especially well with now-teammate Kyle Clarkson (Corning-Painted Post), who had played previously for Corning West. Against Section 3, Clarkson rifled a pass to Grimaldi as he sprinted from behind the net, and Grimaldi buried it on the doorstep with a lightning fast finish. Clarkson is shorter than Grimaldi, but showed a cannon of a shot and went to the cage with force. Clarkson too has slick stick skills and a low-center of gravity, able to work his way into the defense.
Attackman Adam Fiore (Ithaca) was one of the first players to jump out at me. He played out on the wing, and quickly went to work, face dodging his man and placing a beautiful bounce shot inside the far post against Section 3. One of many talented upcoming players from Ithaca, Fiore handled the ball quite a bit, going behind and looking to feed.
Middie Mike Vaughn (Corning-Painted Post) showed some very nice dodging abilities, and he likes dipping his stick down below his and his defender's waist. He did just that on one play coming from the wing, dropping the stick low, then coming back up to slip it into the far side of the net with little angle.
Chase Harrington (Vestal) was one of my favorite defenders of the day. He's strong with a real nice stick, weaving and facedodging by guys on the fly. He showed exceptional touch, putting passes right where they needed to be in sticky situations.
Section 5
Blaze Riorden (Fairport), who led his varsity team to the State Class A Championship as a sophomore, really stole the show any time he was in net. All day long, he flung arms out, swung his stick, and flicked his feet, turning away shots at the last second. He'd somehow get himself in front of shots that seemingly should have gone by him.
Connor Enright (Irondequoit) is a skilled attackman with good vision and a solid stick work. He can finish, putting a shot past the Section 4 goalie before he knew the ball was in his stick. He looked comfortable with both hands and was shifty when switching back and forth. He blasted the far corner from the wing against Section 6. He then made a heads-up pass to attackman Andre Schoeneck (Penfield) after hustling to force the loose ball on the ride.
Midfielder Matt Condon (Penfield) is an excellent shooter. He scored my favorite goal of the afternoon when he took a feed cutting through the Section 3 defense, got bumped, flew through the air and tucked it behind his back before crashing to the ground.
Rising Sophomores
Section 3
Midfielder Jordan Evans (Jamesville-DeWitt) is establishing himself as a top recruit in all of New York State. He has tremendous stick skills, great vision and demonstrates ahead-of-his-years field sense. He was fabulous in transition and even shined on the opposite end, playing a little defense. On one particular play, Evans was near his own crease, when he threw his stick up one-handed to intercept a cross-crease pass. With one hand still on his stick, Evans weaved his way through the ride and up the field, then taking it into the defense. He had a beautiful no-look pass from the top of the box to Sean Ferrito (Homer). A few series later, Evans chased down a Section 6 middie, trail checking the ball away. He then sped up the field, penetrated the defense and whipped it across the crease for another tally.
Nate Beresevoy (Lafayette) showed why he already has a reputation as one of the best young players in CNY. He has a small build, but is quick, rugged, gets up and down the field fast, plays hard on groundballs and in the midfield and he has a great stick. He plays two ways, playing very tough defense. He had one of the prettiest goals of the day. Against Section 6, he dodged from the top of the box, first split dodging, then face dodging another defender. He jumped toward the crease with the stick in his left hand, and somehow shifted it over to his right at the last second and popped it inside the far post as he was falling away from the goal and losing his angle. I saw Beresevoy win a face-off, cleanly putting it out for his own taking, streak down the field and zip it to Beau Riley (Homer) for a quick score.
The younger brother of Army-bound John Glessener, midfielder Teddy Glessener (West Genesee) is another player to watch. The young Glessener has big legs, and he moves them pretty quickly. He is physical but manages to keep his balance through groundball scrums. His height (at least 6'1") allows him to see over the defense and make passes from the top of the box, which he did plenty of times Saturday. He also has a rocket of a shot.
Leigh Hubler (Lafayette) is a gritty, stout middie who plays excellent one-on-one defense, using his low center of gravity to stay in front of his man and playing right up on his toes. It was awesome to watch Hubler battle with Maximus Maxwell from Hamburg. Hubler may have won the battle, at one point tying Maxwell up at the top of the box to dislodge the ball and send it the other way.
Section 4
A top prospect in Section 4, attackman Jaedon Henderson was impressive Saturday, playing all over the field as opposed to just down low on offense. He was aggressive in the midfield and coming up with a few nice plays in transition and on defense, including riding a clearing long pole right out of bounds for a caused turnover. When playing attack, his passes were tight and accurate. He did force a few passes in toward the crease, but you could see that he has the potential to grow into an effective feeder. He's got a hard shot and is always looking to pull the trigger.
Luke Mendola is a tall, rangy defender who was the vocal leader of the Ithaca Little Red defense this past spring. He has all the tools to become a great defender, but most importantly is already a season player at the high school level. He is physical, fast and has a great stick. In the time I was watching him, he caused a turnover while riding a midfielder out of bounds. I also watched him cause a couple of turnovers down in the defensive zone, one time intercepting a pass, another time jarring the ball loose.
Section 6
A pleasure to discover was do-it-all midfielder Maximus Maxwell (Hamburg). This young man will certainly garner serious attention from college coaches as he makes a name for himself out in Western New York. He is fairly small, but the kid faces off, runs the show from up top on offense, plays tough defense, clears the ball and seemed to be all over the field. His passes are on a rope, and he has great vision. On the draw, if he didn't push it out to himself, he would box out his opponent and scrap, usually coming up with it and speeding into the offensive zone. He has fantastic stick skills, showing a nice split dodge from up top and the ability to protect the ball in traffic. He can also shoot the ball hard. And most of all, I was impressed with his stamina. He was just as good late in the day as he was early on. He just floated up the field and through the defense. Maxwell made a particularly nice play on Jordan Evans, tying him up and forcing the turnover.
Josh Recor (Lancaster) is a slick attackman. Small, shifty and dangerous near the crease, he created opportunities for himself and others all day Saturday. He's got a real nice stick and plays bigger than his size. He nailed the top left corner on a rocket from way out against Section 5 and just seemed to be penetrating the defense every time he touched the ball.
Goltz is a fundamentally sound player who uses good vision and the ability to carry the ball through checks to find the open man. He consistently put set himself up to make a strong dodge to the cage. He scored a great goal on a pass from attackman Austin Bishop (Hamburg). Goltz took the pass while flying around the cage, quick-sticking it to the back of the net as he was diving away from the goal.
Collin Chodora (Clarence) is a big (as tall as 6'3"), strong, young midfielder with a great deal of potential. He's aggressive, was quick to go after the ball, and has a very hard shot. He blasted one by the goalie's hip on man-up against Section 5. He's got good legs and strong stick skills. Chodora is tough, too. He took a cross check near the neck at full speed, and hopped right up ready to play.
Final Results
10th Grade (Rising Juniors):
Section Four 7, Section Three 4
Section Five 9, Section Six 7
Section Five 5, Section Four 3
Section Three 6, Section Six 5
Section Five 6, Section Three 4
Section Six 6, Section Four 2
Final Standings:
Section 5: 3-0
Section 4: 1-2
Section 3: 1-2
Section 6: 1-2
9th Grade (Rising Sophomores):
Section Four 5, Section Six 4
Section Three 6, Section Five 6
Section Three 10, Section Six 4
Section Four 7, Section Five 4
Section Six 5, Section Five 3
Section Three 5, Section Four 3
Final Standings:
Section Three: 2-0-1
Section Four: 2-1
Section Six: 1-2
Section Five: 0-2-1


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2006 | 19.50 |
2005 | 19.00 |
Total | 19.25 |
2010-11 (junior)
Saw action in all 30 contests with 17 starts ... Averaged 9.4 points, 6.4 rebounds, 0.7 assists, 0.5 blocks and a team-best 1.5 steals in 25.8 minutes per game ... In SEC play, averaged 10.4 points, 6.3 rebounds. 0.5 assists, 0.5 blocks and 1.6 steals in 27.1 minutes ... Started first 10 and last seven games of the season ... Led the team with a 79.8 (71-89) free throw percentage (at least 15 attempts) and 44 steals on the year ... Tallied 15 double-figure scoring games, six games with at least two assists and four double-figure rebounding efforts ... Led the team or shared the team lead in scoring six times, including four of last eight games, while pacing the team in rebounding 10 times, blocks four times and steals 13 times ... Tallied 13 points, eight rebounds and three assists in Gamecock debut vs. Elon (Nov. 12) ... Scored nine points and collected 11 rebounds vs. then-No. 2 Michigan State (Nov. 16) ... Secured 12 rebounds and contributed nine points in double-overtime victory at WKU (Nov. 24) ... Tallied 13 points, hitting a perfect 5-of-5 from the field, including three 3s, vs. then-No. 2 Ohio State (Dec. 18) ... Added 13 points vs. Boston College (Jan. 1) ... Contributed eight points and collected a career-high 13 rebounds in overtime win over Vanderbilt (Jan. 8) in SEC debut ... Tallied second double-double of his career, and first as a Gamecock, in overtime win over Arkansas (Jan. 15) with 11 points and 11 rebounds ... Tallied double-figure points in eight of last 11 contests, beginning with a 12-point performance at LSU (Feb. 2) ... Led the team with a career-high 22 points at Tennessee (Feb. 16) ... Was an impressive 9-of-10 from the free throw line, scoring 13 points in regular-season win over Ole Miss (Feb. 22) ... Narrowly missed on second double-double of the season with 11 points and nine rebounds at Georgia (Feb. 26) ... Posted 13 points in regular-season finale at Mississippi State (March 5).
Did not play. Redshirted due to NCAA transfer rules.
2008-09 (sophomore - at Nevada)
Started all 34 games ... Averaged 9.6 points, 6.2 rebounds, 0.6 blocks and 1.8 steals in 27.5 minutes per game ... Posted double figures in 19 games ... Posted at least two blocks six times ... Collected 10 rebounds vs. UNLV (12/6) ... Scored eight points and collected career-high 12 rebounds vs. Idaho (1/31) ... Matched career high with 17 points vs. San Jose State (2/12) ... Swiped career-best six steals vs. UNLV and again vs. Utah State (3/14) ... Helped lead squad to WAC Tournament final, posting 16 points in semi-final matchup vs. San Jose State (3/12) ... Posted 10 points, while collecting eight rebounds in College Basketball Invitational contest vs. UTEP (3/17).
2007-08 (freshman - at Nevada)
Saw action in all 33 games with one start ... Averaged 2.4 points and 2.9 rebounds in 11.4 minutes per game ... Led the team in rebounds twice ... Led the team with eight rebounds at Louisiana Tech (1/26) ... Collected 10 rebounds against San Jose State (2/7) ... Added eight points and pulled down seven rebounds at Southern Illinois (2/23) ... Scored 10 points on 3-of-6 shooting from the field and 4-of-4 from the free throw line in March 18 CBI game vs. Houston.
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Played for coach David Gaines at Christ School in Arden, N.C .... Earned all-state and all-conference honors in each of his last two seasons ... Two-time team captain ... Named Western North Carolina Basketball Player of the Year by the Asheville Citizen Times in 2007 and was an All-WNC selection in 2006 ... finished his career as his school's all-time leading scoring with 1,375 points ... Led Christ School to 3A state championships in 2005 and 2007 ... Averaged 19.5 points and 6.1 rebounds as a senior ... Two-time team MVP ... Averaged 19 points and 9.5 rebounds as a junior ... Won his team's Triple Threat weightlifting award in each of his last three seasons ... Was named the MVP of three tournaments, including the Westminster Holiday Classic in 2005 and 2006 and the Cannon Classic in 2006 ... Lettered three times in both basketball and track and field.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- South Charleston spent much of the game successfully dictating the tempo against Woodrow Wilson, a track team in sneakers.
Then, in a span of a couple of minutes in the fourth quarter, it all blew up for the Black Eagles.
Andrew Johnson scored nine fourth-quarter points as the Flying Eagles used a breath-taking offensive flurry at game's end to earn a 64-57 victory over SC in the Class AAA semifinals at the Civic Center.
"It was an incredible game for both teams,'' said Woodrow coach Ron Kidd. "Give South Charleston a whole lot of credit. They didn't quit, and our kids didn't quit. I hope it was a fun game for everybody to watch in the stands.''
Woodrow (23-4), the No. 2 seed, now carries a 19-game winning streak and tackles No. 1 Martinsburg at 7:15 tonight in the finals. The game will be televised live through many portions of the state, including Channel 2 in Kanawha County.
South Charleston (24-3), the third seed, led by as many as six points on a few occasions, including a 45-39 advantage when A.D. Cunningham dropped in a 3-pointer from the left corner with 5:40 left in the game.
However, a dizzying display of back-and-forth basketball ensued almost immediately after. The Flying Eagles outscored SC 13-7 over the next 100 seconds to knot the score at 52-all.
In sum, a total of 27 points were scored between the 6:23 and 4:00 minute marks of the fourth quarter as the teams drained shot after shot after shot. The pace perked up both sides of the large crowd, but Woodrow had a little something extra in the tank.
After Devyn Harris' pull-up jumper gave SC a 52-50 lead, the Flying Eagles went on an 8-0 burst to pretty much seal it.
Johnson knocked down a jumper and, following a Woodrow steal, Chase Hancock was fouled and hit two free throws to put the Eagles up for good at 54-52.
Trevond Reese, who kept SC afloat in the first half with 10 points, missed two straight shots and Woodrow cashed in at the other end with baskets by freshman Nequan Carrington, who hit 8 of 10 attempts and scored 16 points. The nice dishes came from Donte Nabors and Johnson.
"They get me the ball,'' Carrington said, "and I appreciate that. I just go to work and try to get an easy bucket.''
SC would come within 58-56 on two Rashaud Kincaid free throws with 1:32 left, but only got one point the rest of the way. Dai Dai Fortune, who missed much of the season after being injured in an auto accident, had a key basket and a free throw late.


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Pre-registration for the 15th annual Shoes for the Shelter 5K presented by Independent Health has closed. Runners wishing to register in person can do so at the following times in Room 181 (adjacent to the Hall of Fame area) of the Koessler Athletic Center, located at the corner of Main and Delavan.
Friday - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday - Noon to 4 p.m.
Day of race registration begins at 7:30 a.m. on Sunday in the Patrick Lee Center.
Packet Pick-Up
Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. and Saturday from Noon to 4 p.m.
Where: Koessler Athletic Center; Room 181 (adjacent to Hall of Fame area)
*Packets may also be picked up from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. on race day in the Patrick Lee Center. The Patrick Lee is attached to the back of the Koessler Center.
Restrooms: Located at the Demske Sports Complex Plaza, adjacent to the concession area.
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Parking: Free Parking available in the following locations
- Upper KAC lot (enter off Delavan before 9 a.m.)
- Canisius parking ramp (enter off Jefferson Avenue)
- Lower KAC lot (enter off Main Street)
- Spillman lot (enter off Spillman Avenue)
Registration: 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.
Shoe Collection: 7:30 a.m. to Noon (Please remember to bring your new or used shoes and place in truck in upper KAC parking lot)
Runner's Mass: 8:30 to 9 a.m.
Entertainment: The Keepers (10:20 a.m. to Noon )
Race: 10 a.m. - Course Map (PDF)
Post-Race Party: 10:20 to 11:45 a.m.
Awards: 11:20 a.m. (approx)
Also, the Canisius baseball team will play Gannon University at 1 p.m. at the Demske Sports Complex. Runners are welcome to enjoy the game. Please note – baseballs do leave the field and they are not friendly with windshields. Park your car near the field at your own risk!!
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1st Place Age Groups/Special Categories – Dark Chocolate sneaker filled with chocolate coins from Antoinette's
2nd Place Age Groups/Special Categories – Latte Mug
3rd Place Age Groups/Special Categories – Water Bottle
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Men: Chris Walters – 15:25
Women: Aileen Hoak – 17:38
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The Beef Board has, as part of its responsibility, the certification of Qualified State Beef Councils (QSBCs) and the implementation of the provisions of the Federal Order (7 CFR Part 1260, July 18, 1986). While the Beef Board oversees collection of $1-per-head on all cattle sold in the U.S. and $1-per-head equivalent on imported cattle, beef and beef products, the QSBCs collect the money in their states and may retain up to 50 cents for approved programs conducted locally or in support of nationally-funded programs. The entire $1 is remitted to the Beef Board from assessments in Non-QSBC states and from importers. Listed here are the QSBCs and their contact information. Compliance information and remittance addresses are listed separately.- Alabama Cattlemen's Association
Dr. Billy Powell, Executive Director
Montgomery, AL - Arizona Beef Council
Basilio Aja, Executive Director
Phoenix, AZ - Arkansas Beef Council
Travis Justice, Executive Director
Little Rock, AR - California Beef Council
Bill Dale, Executive Director
Sacramento, CA - Colorado Beef Council
Fred Lombardi, Executive Director
Denver, CO - Delaware Beef Advisory Board
Wally Gott, Jr., President
Harrington, DE - Florida Beef Council
Jim Handley, CEO
Kissimmee, FL - Georgia Beef Board
Josh White, Executive Vice President
Macon, GA - Hawaii Beef Industry Council
Stacie Francis, Executive Secretary
Kamuela, HI - Idaho Beef Council
Traci Bracco, Executive Director
Boise, ID - Illinois Beef Association
Reid Blossom, Executive Vice President
Springfield, IL - Indiana Beef Council
Joe Moore, Executive Vice President
Indianapolis, IN - Iowa Beef Industry Council
Nancy Degner, Executive Director
Ames, IA - Kansas Beef Council
Kevin Thielen, Executive Director
Topeka, KS - Kentucky Beef Council
Dave Maples, Executive Vice President
Lexington, KY - Louisiana Beef Industry Council
Robert Joyner, Executive Vice President
Port Allen, LA - Maine Beef Industry Council
Judy Powell, Executive Director
Whitefield, ME - Maryland Beef Council
Scott Barao, Executive Director
Sykesville, MD - Michigan Beef Ind.Commission
George Quackenbush, Executive Director
Okemos, MI - Minnesota Beef Council
Karin Schaefer, Executive Director
Minneapolis, MN - Mississippi Beef Council
Sammy Blossom, Executive Director
Jackson, MS - Missouri Beef Industry Council
Mark Russell, Executive Director
Columbia, MO - Montana Beef Council
Chaley Harney, Executive Director
Billings, MT - Nebraska Beef Council
Ann Marie Bosshamer, Executive Director
Kearney, NE - Nevada Beef Council
Bill Dale, Executive Director
Sacramento, CA - New Jersey Beef Industry Council
Robert Mickel, NJ BC, c/o New Jersey Beef Council
Flemington, NJ - New Mexico Beef Council
Dina Chacon-Reitzel, Executive Director
Albuquerque, NM - New York Beef Industry Council
Carol Gillis, Executive Director
Westmoreland, NY - North Carolina Beef Council
Bryan Blinson, Executive Director
Fuquay-Varina, NC - North Dakota Beef Commission
Nancy Jo Bateman, Executive Director
Bismarck, ND - Ohio Beef Council
Elizabeth Harsh, Executive Director
Marysvillle, OH - Oklahoma Beef Council
Heather Buckmaster, Executive Director
Oklahoma City, OK - Oregon Beef Council
Will Wise, Executive Director
Portland, OR - Pennsylvania Beef Council
Bridget Bingham, Executive Director
Bedford, PA - South Carolina Beef Council
Roy Copelan, Executive Director
Columbia, SC - South Dakota Beef Ind. Council
Ron Frederick, Executive Director
Pierre, SD - Tennessee Beef Industry Council
Valerie Bass, Executive Director
Murfreesboro, TN - Texas Beef Council
Richard Wortham, Executive Vice President
Austin, TX - Utah Beef Council
Brent Tanner, Executive Director
Salt Lake City, UT - Vermont Beef Industry Council
Dan Connor, Executive Director
Fairfield, VT - Virginia Beef Industry Council
Jason Carter, Executive Director
Daleville, VA - Washington State Beef Comm.
Patti Brumbach, Executive Director
Seattle, WA - West Virginia Beef Ind.Council
James Bostic, Executive Director
Buckhannon, WV - Wisconsin Beef Council
John Freitag, Executive Director
Madison, WI - Wyoming Beef Council
Ann Wittmann, Executive Director
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Mary Elizabeth (Anderson) Katzmarek, 74, died Saturday April 28, 2012 in Yuma, AZ with her son by her side.
Mary Elizabeth (Anderson) Katzmarek, 74, died Saturday April 28, 2012 in Yuma, AZ with her son by her side.
She was born March 19, 1938 in Duluth, Minn to Evert and Martha (Finell) Anderson.
She graduated from Cromwell High School in 1956. She married Eddy Katzmarek Jr. March 17, 1962. They had one son, Kirk Katzmarek who Mary loved with all her heart. Mary enjoyed watching him ski when he was younger. They also enjoyed their time at the Spring Lake Cabin together. She was employed at the College of St. Scholastica for years.
Mary was a member of the Lakeview Covenant Church in Duluth. Mary's faith in God was very strong and important to her.
She enjoyed her winters in Yuma, AZ for the last 7 years. She spent lots of time with family and met many wonderful new friends there.
Mary was a professional trained ballroom dancer and taught at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Duluth for many years. She also taught Ballroom Dance with Dale Lund for Community Education in Duluth Public Schools, Grandma's Senior Expo, Monday Night Dance at the VFW Wedding dances, Special Events with St. Marys New Years Eve Party at the DECC, Minnesota Ballet and Duluth Superior Symphony. Also the many years she worked with Dance at the College of St. Scholastica.
Mary was preceded in death by her husband, Eddy Katzmarek; Mother, Martha; her father, Evert; Infant brother Russell; and her beloved dog Bonnie.
Mary is survived by her son, Kirk (special friend Jodi Behrendt) Katzmarek; Brother Richard (Joan) Anderson of Cromwell; Sisters Joanne (William) Simpson of Yuma, AZ, Donna (Ray) Rengo, Alexandria Minn; special cousin Helen Korpela; many nieces, nephews & wonderful friends; special friends & family Dulcy Miller and The family of Pat Katzmarek.
Celebration of Life: 2:00pm, Saturday, June 16 at the Lakeview Covenant Church, 1001 Jean Duluth Rd, Duluth MN 55804
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On "Seth Speaks" I also interviewed Matthew Broderick and I asked if he still has the ability to talk to his fellow actors onstage without being picked up by his body mic. He first feigned that he didn't know what I was talking about, but I kindly reminded him of various moments I had seen or that Nathan Lane had told me about. One was during the first big scene between Nathan and Matthew in The Producers. Bialystock (Nathan) tells Bloom (Matthew) that there are two rules to being a producer: "Number one, never put your own money in the show." Bloom then asks, "And number two?," and Bialystock yells, "Never put your own money in the show!" Well, when the show first opened, that second line would bring down the house. Crazy laughs. By the second year, the audiences had stopped being so "inside" and the laughs dried up. Many bits were tried to make that joke land a laugh (including adding reverb to Nathan's mic), but it got crickets. And yet, Nathan still had to play it big and broad. Right before Nathan would yell the second line, Matthew would look at him and whisper, "Here we go," and wait for the joke to bomb. Matthew told me that he finds nothing funnier than someone onstage giving all they've got to get a laugh and then getting nothing in return. He needs to see some of my live performances.
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In Nice Work If You Can Get It, he told me, he often won't run into Kelli O'Hara backstage, and the first time he'll see her is onstage. So, he'll give her a "Hello! How are you?" using his signature talking-so-that-the-audience-can't-hear-him style. And during their dance number, they'll speak to each other either complimenting themselves for nailing a step or telling each other that they messed up. Matthew and I also spoke about his love of Ethel Merman. When I was doing The Producers with him, he would listen to Merman recordings before he went on to get him in the Broadway mood. Back then, when I was working in the pit of The Producers, I would often ask him to add a little Merm to his performance — and he would do her signature brassy style during one section of "I Wanna Be a Producer."
Cut to: I went to see Nice Work If You Can Get It and texted him during intermission. I did a dramatic reading of our texts during the radio show. They were as follows:
ME: It's Seth! I'm in your audience and I demand to hear an Ethel Merman note like you used to do for me during The Producers.
MATTHEW: I usually do one in Act 1 and I didn't bother today...I'll try and find one in Act 2.
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Missouri's unemployment rate dropped to its lowest point in nearly four years - good news for incumbent Jay Nixon with the election three weeks away.
The state Department of Economic Development announced this morning that the rate is 6.9 percent - down three-tenths of a point from August, and nearly three points below its recession-era peak in August of 2009.
The state says companies added 2,500 jobs in September, bringing the total number of new jobs this year to 24,700.
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Throughout the year WMNF reported on various lectures and community events that were a part of the college's initiative.
Alizza Punzalan-Hall is the director of Community and media relations and co-chair of The Plight and Promise of Africa.
Be the first to comment"Throughout the year we will be talking about Darfur in Sudan, the crisis and genocide, child soldiers in Uganda, sexual violence...
Tampa Pension board to divest from Iran, Sudan listen
09/21/10 Kate BradshawWMNF Drive-Time News Tuesday Listen to this entire show:
Following the lead of numerous city and state governments, Tampa's General Employee Pension Board decided today to do away with indirect investments in Iran and Sudan. Lawyer and city council candidate Seth Nelson says he applauds the board.
The state passed the Protecting Florida's Investment Act in 2007. The Tampa Police and Fire Pension Board voted to follow state guidelines last month. Nelson says the sectors affected are petroleum, military, and energy production. The Obama Admin...
Be the first to commentAt Eckerd, Lost Boy chronicles his escape from war in Sudan listen
09/16/10 By Dawn Morgan ElliottWMNF Drive-Time News Thursday Listen to this entire show:
In the 1980's and 90's, violence in Southern Sudan made orphans of over 20,000 children, mostly male, who walked hundreds of miles in search of safety. These children came to be called the Lost Boys.
Many of these Lost Boys, now grown men, found refuge in American education, and at least two have returned to their native country to build schools for the next generation.
Lost Boy Gabriel Bol Deng and American author Dave Eggers recently visited Eckerd College as part of its series...
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03/03/10 Robert LoreiRadioactivity: Live Call-In (Wednesday) Listen to this entire show:
Coming up today we'll hear about the Conflict in the Congo-- in which more than 5 million people have been killed. It's one of the world's most under-reported stories. Later we'll talk with some parenting experts on raising children in a peaceful and productive way.
But first some listener comments about yesterday's program. All five of the comments were about the last few callers who were urging low income people to go to college and who were defending controversial talk show ho...
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