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Less than 48 hours after police charged the former executive director of the Bristol Public Library Foundation with embezzlement, we're learning she spent the last year doing charitable work at another organization. More>>
Ryan Blaney bolted past Kyle Busch on a restart with six laps remaining and won the NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Bristol Motor Speedway on Friday night for his second career victory. Blaney's victory was a surprise after Busch, seeking to become the first driver ever to win four consecutive races in the series on the 0.533-mile oval, had dominated, especially on restarts. Battling at various times against the youngest and brightest stars in the series, Busch generally made quick work of t... More>>
It is something many of us do every single day, post to social media. We found one local photographer who's Facebook post has her now temporarily blocked from using her page. More>>
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No. 22 Ryan Blaney won the 33rd Annual Food City 300 Friday night, securing his second victory in 24 NASCAR Nationwide Series races. More>>
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The internal records of as many as 25,000 Homeland Security Department employees were exposed during a recent computer break-in at a federal contractor that handles security clearances, an agency official said Friday. More>>
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Seeking to quell a politically charged controversy, the Obama administration announced new measures Friday to allow religious nonprofits and some companies to opt out of paying for birth control for female employees while... More>>
Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell told jurors Friday he was both innocent and contrite as he ended his third straight day of testifying in his corruption trial. More>>
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News Channel 11 has learned that commissioner-elect Earl Fletcher, Jr. has died. Friday morning, he was found dead in the hallway of the Nathanael Greene Museum where he served as executive director. More>>
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Amid the excitement of race week in Bristol, a well-known local NASCAR team owner passed away Friday morning. More>>
Johnson City leaders took the first step in trying to clear up confusion about the city's false alarm ordinance. A Johnson City Police Department task force, along with the city's legal department, clarified some language in that ordinance, which commissioners approved on first reading Thursday night. A Community Watchdog report back in April revealed the city's police officers were not always following city code when issuing false alarm tickets to businesses and homeowners. More>>
An email released Friday from former governor Bob McDonnell to his wife Maureen shows the state of their marriage during their time in the Executive Mansion. More>>
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United States Senator Bob Corker (R-TN) thinks America needs to wake up to the new terror threat brewing in the Middle East."We have never faced a terrorist organization like the one that exists in Syria and Iraq," Sen. Corker said. " They share a border and go back back and forth - the most dastardly, demonic terror group." More>>
A Johnson City attorney who was voted off a volunteer board after suing the city will get another chance to serve.Almost two weeks ago, the Commission voted not to reappoint Lee to the Johnson City Housing and Community Development Board.Lee has been a vocal critic of a plan by the Johnson City Chamber of Commerce to sell the so-called "General Mills" property to a developer who plans to demolish the mill and build apartments. She sued the city over its handling of the rezoning request.The Ci... More>>
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The death toll from three years of Syria's civil war has risen to more than 191,000 people, the United Nations reported Friday. More>>
According to his official death certificate, actor and comedian Robin Williams was cremated one day after his death.
According to his official death certificate, actor and comedian Robin Williams was cremated one day after his death.
The bodies and ashes of 20 Malaysians killed when Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down over Ukraine in July arrived home on Friday, the first day of national mourning in the country's history. More>>
After a huge down pour Wednesday night the UNOH 200 was washed out. They were back at the track Thursday and so was news channel 11 sports Jake Young who recaps the Camping World truck series race. More>>
Gov. Jay Nixon on Thursday ordered the Missouri National Guard to begin withdrawing from Ferguson, where nightly scenes of unrest have erupted since a white police officer fatally shot an unarmed black 18-year-old nearly... More>>
A local club that provides athletic opportunities for young men and women who live in public housing is in jeopardy.The city government and the Johnson City Housing Authority have worked together to fund the Johnson City Athletic Club for years.The club is best known for its boxing program which has produced champion boxers.City leaders terminated the agreement with the Housing Authority at Thursday's commission meeting, but said it doesn't have to be the end of the Athletic Club."I understan... More>>
A northern New York couple used a dog to lure two Amish sisters from their family farm stand with a plan to turn them into slaves, an investigator said Thursday. More>>
Former governor Bob McDonnell testified Thursday he and his wife Maureen are no longer living together and said they began living separate lives 20 years ago. More>>
Petitions for law changes and crowdsourcing support grows for Michael Brown's family after his shooting death; the support is also rolling in for Darren Wilson. More>>
The Pentagon broke the law when it swapped Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, a prisoner in Afghanistan for five years, for five Taliban leaders, congressional investigators said Thursday. More>>
Ex-library foundation director charged with stealing more than 20K from the libraryShe was supposed to spend library foundation money on adult and teen programs, but police believe Anita Foster-Machado spent thousands on herself.Foster-Machado is the former executive director of the Bristol Public Library Foundation, an organization that helps support library programs.Bristol, Va. police arrested her on embezzlement charges Wednesday night.Meanwhile at the Bristol Public Library, tucked away ... More>>
About 60 communities have collected enough signatures to place a referendum for supermarket wine sales on the November ballot. More>>
It took quite a bit of hustle and bustle to turn the Birthplace of Country Music Museum into a reality. The facility opened August 1st. New Channel 11 got a personal tour Monday, when the museum is normally closed. More>>
According to attorneys close to the case, the charges against Eddie Overholt have been dropped. Overholt was arrested at the Greene County Industrial Development Board meeting last month and charged with disrupting a public meeting and resisting arrest. More>>
U.S. airstrikes have helped Iraqi and Kurdish forces regain their footing in Iraq, but the well-resourced Islamic State militants can be expected to regroup and stage a new offensive, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said... More>>
Israel stepped up its campaign against Gaza's ruling Hamas on Thursday, killing three of the group's senior military commanders in an airstrike that pulverized a four-story home, the second such attack targeting... More>>
Well-known local attorney Bob Jessee has died from complications of a blood clot.Jessee's close friend Kimball Sterling told News Channel 11 that Jessee was known and loved across the Tri-Cities.Jessee and his brother Tom were partners at their firm Jessee Jessee in Johnson City.Kimball said Jessee treated his friends like family, and often did pro bono work for those in need.The attorney was more than just a legal advocate, he was a Mark Twain scholar and lover of antiques.Kimball said Jess... More>>
From Ridgeview Elementary News Release: GRAY, TN–August 21, 2014-Faculty, staff and students at Ridgeview Elementary School gathered on the front lawn of the school to celebrate Ridgeview being named a Reward School for Achievement as a result of the TCAP assessment for 2013-14! This is a tremendous accomplishment, placing Ridgeview School in the Top Five Percent of all K-8 schools in the state of Tennessee. The recognition is made even more remarkable by the fact that the school is still a ... More>>
A highly anticipated Grand Opening took place Wednesday, two years in the making. The Bass Pro Shop in Bristol, Tennessee is open for business.This store is the anchor for the new Pinnacle development and is more than just a retail space.
The location of the three bodies was revealed by the melting snow, but getting to them was another matter. They were high on a glacier at one of the most treacherous spots on Mount Rainier, an area pummeled by falling ice... More>>
The government has reached a $16.65 billion settlement with Bank of America over its role in the sale of mortgage-backed securities in the run-up to the financial crisis, the Justice Department announced Thursday. More>>
Staff at the Bristol, Va., library discovered questionable purchases on the library foundation's credit card that lead to the arrest of the former foundation director on felony charges Wednesday. More>>
On Thursday we checked in with Unicoi County Election Commission office and found while they have not received signatures for wine in grocery stores petitions, the town of Erwin has been working on something else.
Emory University Hospital will make an announcement later Thursday about the status of Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, who were being treated at the hospital for the deadly disease.
Emory University Hospital will make an announcement later Thursday about the status of Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, who were being treated at the hospital for the deadly disease.More>>
A rare albino crocodile attacked and killed a fisherman in Australia on Monday. More>>
Just this week, state auditors found several of the same problems our Community Watchdog investigation uncovered at two Greene County utility districts last year, but although the State Comptroller's investigation has now concluded, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation continues to look into Chuckey and Cross Anchor Utility Districts for alleged theft and official misconduct... More>>
Brights Zoo posted on its Facebook page that its new baby giraffe died Wednesday night. Zoo officials said the baby born two weeks ago didn't venture out Wednesday. More>>
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President Barack Obama sent special operations troops to Syria this summer on a secret mission to rescue American hostages, including journalist James Foley, held by Islamic State extremists, but they did not find them,... More>>
Lance Frizzell is highly respected in Tennessee. A Community Watchdog investigation revealed Frizzell can now add another accolade to his resume: highest paid in the nation.
The Wise County Sheriff Office is raising money to purchase a tombstone for Emma Baldwin.The 2-year-old girl was murdered in October 2012.Her mother, Brandie Baldwin, and Baldwin's boyfriend, Juwan Moore, are both in prison for the crime.Almost two years after the death, Wise County Deputies realized Emma had not received a proper burial. More>>
The Executive Director of the Bristol Library Foundation is accused of stealing money from the Foundation she led.Anita Foster-Machado was arrested on six felony counts of embezzlement which occurred over an almost three year span while she was the foundation's Executive Director. More>>
The public will get a rare look inside a piece of railroad history this weekend.On Saturday, the newly restored "Clinchfield 100" will be open for tours. Back in May, News Channel 11 reported on the restoration of the famous car, the "Clinchfield Railroad Business Car 100," which served as the Clinchfield Railroad President's car. More>>
A Johnson City woman recently kicked off a community board after suing the city may get another shot at serving.On Thursday, August 7th, the Johnson City Commission voted not to re-appoint Amber Lee to the Johnson City Housing and Community Development Board. More>>
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Some customers of The UPS Store may have had their credit and debit card information exposed by a computer virus found on systems at 51 stores in 24 states.
Some customers of The UPS Store may have had their credit and debit card information exposed by a computer virus found on systems at 51 stores in 24 states.More>>
The United States launched a new barrage of airstrikes Wednesday against the Islamic State extremist group that beheaded American journalist James Foley and that has seized a swath of territory across Iraq and Syria.... More>>
A police officer who was part of the effort to keep peace during protests in Ferguson has been suspended for pointing a semi-automatic assault rifle at demonstrators, then cursing and threatening to kill one of them,... More>>
A grant from the State of Tennessee will allow for the construction of a Boundless Playground in Johnson City.The Rotary Club of Johnson City received a $250,000 grant from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation.That grant will allow the $750,000 project to happen, according to Mike Medford, Rotary Club of Johnson City, TN. More>>
As East Side Elementary's Principal Dr. Josh Wandell rolls down the same hallway he walked down last year, he makes his way to a celebration down the hall. Wednesday Wandell turned 36.Though the Wandells have tried to go about life normally this past year, it's been a year unlike any other after Wandell was diagnosed with ALS last summer."There's no hope medically." Dr. Wandell's wife Tabitha Wandell said. "Josh is a fighter and the doctor said, you will not beat this."The disease has no cure... More>>
Are you ready for high school football? News Channel 11's Kasey Marler, Anna Zook and Meteorologist Jeremy Eisenzophf will be kicking things off Friday morning at 5:00 a.m. with a LIVE preview of the Daniel Boone and Elizabethton High School game Friday night.Do you want to rally for your school to be featured in our morning show pep rally. We need your help. Show us your school spirit by using the hashtag #WJHLKickoff to tell us where we should hold our ultimate pep rally each week.Each week... More>>
Not everyone can make it out to the track this weekend. But one Nationwide race car driver brought some of the race excitement to Niswonger Children's Hospital Wednesday morning. More>>
After years of planning, Bridge Home Animal Rescue broke ground on their brand new shelter in Blountville Wednesday morning. Bridge home is a "no kill" animal shelter and takes in hundreds of animals from around the Tri-Cities each year. Bridge Home President Regina Isenberg told News Channel 11, because of their no kill policy, they've outgrown their current location. Wednesday's ground breaking means the shelter is only a few months away from moving into the new facility. "We really hope by... More>>
A college friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev plans to plead guilty to impeding the investigation into the deadly attack, his lawyer said Wednesday. More>>
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam visited South Greene High School today to talk with students about the new Tennessee Promise program in which the state would pay tuition for 2 years of community college or technical school beginning with the Class of 2015. More>>
NASCAR driver Tony Stewart will be sitting out of the race this weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway. More>>
The court on Wednesday granted a request from a county clerk in northern Virginia to block same-sex marriages across the state while the issue is being appealed to the Supreme Court. The court provided no explanation for its order.
The court on Wednesday granted a request from a county clerk in northern Virginia to block same-sex marriages across the state while the issue is being appealed to the Supreme Court. The court provided no explanation for its order.More>>
Johnson City Police Department officers arrested a man Wednesday, following an investigation that started back in June related to the theft of equipment from an apartment complex. More>>
American fighter jets and drones continued to pound Islamic State militants in Iraq on Wednesday, and military planners weighed the possibility of sending a small number of additional U.S. troops to Baghdad, U.S. officials... More>>
Hamas' shadowy military chief escaped an apparent Israeli assassination attempt that killed his wife and infant son, the militant group said Wednesday as Israel's prime minister warned that the bombardment of Gaza... More>>
Constellation Brands Beer Division announced a voluntary recall of select packages in the U.S. containing 12-ounce clear glass bottles of its Corona Extra beer that may contain small particles of glass.
Foley had been missing since November 2012 when he was abducted in a Sunni rebel battle zone. His family had not heard from him since. More>>
In a video posted Tuesday on the Tennessee Titans' web site, the 30-year-old Shaw reveals he was recently diagnosed and says "I'm here today to stand up and fight with all of you against this disease" before pouring a bucket of ice water on his head as part of the Ice Bucket Challenge to raise money and awareness to battle ALS. More>>
Gov. Bill Haslam has been visiting several schools throughout the state to promote his free tuition plan. More>>
President George W. Bush accepts ALS ice bucket challenge.
President George W. Bush accepts ALS ice bucket challenge.More>>
Johnson City Police Department officers arrested a man who was a fugitive from justice Tuesday, following a call about a possible domestic situation. More>>
Johnson City Police Department officers arrested an Elizabethton woman Sunday on assault and drug charges after she hit two people with her vehicle following an argument. More>>
Johnson City Police Department officers arrested a man, who kept insisting that his name was "Pineapple Divine," Sunday for shoplifting and false reporting. More>>
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According to his official death certificate, actor and comedian Robin Williams was cremated one day after his death.
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12th Grade African Drumming - Course Description
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
West African Djembe Drumming
Teacher: M. Taylor
Required Materials: A djembe drum.
Prerequisites: none
Course Objectives: Students will develop technique, hand coordination and traditional rhythms in an ensemble. Additionally, students will investigate the cultural and historical significance of the djembe drum and the oral history of each rhythm and song. Students will learn about the geography of regions specific to the tradition of the djembe, as well as Africa in general.
1. Students must bring their djembe to every class meeting, if they have a take-home rental. If a student arrives without a djembe more than twice, the student's grade will be lowered by a full letter grade each occurrence thereafter. Djembe's not rented for take-home will be provided by instructor.
2. Playing at inappropriate times will adversely affect student's grade. Same applies to talking while others are being asked to perform.
3. Short pop verbal quizzes will be given sporadically throughout the semester.
4. Students must participate in final performance.
Based on participation, practice and attendance.
Music lessons are taught by both the main class teachers and by special subjects music teachers. Singing is an integral component of all classroom activity in the Early Childhood and Grades curriculum. Additionally, first graders begin instrumental music instruction in pentatonic flute and lyre. Third graders begin string instruction with a choice of violin, viola, cello or bass. Students in grades five and up sing in choral groups and participate in either band or orchestra. High school students participate in chorus as well as selecting a music elective. Their choices include string ensemble, jazz band, percussion, guitar and vocal ensemble. All year round, in numerous opportunities, Waldorf students perform instrumental, orchestral, and choral compositions in public performances, school assemblies, musical plays and special community events.
Faculty: Michael Taylor, High Scool Music Teacher
Class Dates: September 4th 2013 - June 13th 2014
Curriculum Area: Music Elective
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This document is the instrument procurement agreement for the djembe class.
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A woman died after suffering some kind of medical emergency while driving on Goodlette Frank Road Monday afternoon.
The Florida Highway Patrol says Marjorie Oglander, 72, of Naples, was northbound on the road near the intersection of Immokalee Road when something happened to her around 12:30 p.m.
Oglander steered the vehicle into the curbed median near the left turn lane onto Immokalee Road.
She was taken to North Collier Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
Troopers say she didn't suffer any obvious trauma from the accident, so they believe a medical issue caused her death. Toxicology testing is being done, according to the FHP.
No other vehicles were involved in the incident and no one was in the vehicle with Oglander.
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Makeover Red Velvet Cake Recipe
I've had this recipe for over 45 years and it has become our family's favorite cake, but I would love to see it get a light makeover. —Betty Selchow, White Bear Lake, Minnesota
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1/4 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1 bottle (1 ounce) red food coloring
- 1 teaspoon white vinegar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2-1/4 cups cake flour
- 2 teaspoons baking cocoa
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 4-1/2 teaspoons all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup fat-free milk
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Line two 9-in. round baking pans with parchment paper; coat paper with cooking spray and sprinkle with flour. Set aside. In a large bowl, beat butter and sugar until well blended. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in the applesauce, food coloring, vinegar and vanilla.
- Combine the flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt. Add to butter mixture alternately with buttermilk. Pour into prepared pans. Bake at 350° for 14-18 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- For frosting, in a small saucepan, whisk flour and milk until smooth. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Cool to room temperature. In a small bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in flour mixture and vanilla. Spread between layers and over top of cake. Yield: 16 servings.
Originally published as Makeover Red Velvet Cake in Healthy Cooking December/January 2013, p23
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I like the taste but not the texture. Overall, it is a good cake. Won 2nd place at my county fair!
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My family and I love red velvet cake. I really liked this "made over" version. It is moist and delicious with less fat and calories.
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|Cherry Point, NC
|Years played
|2010, 6th round, 29th pick by Panthers
Chudzinski, Wannstedt not making proper adjustments
Carolina's Rob Chudzinski and Buffalo's Dave Wannstedt are struggling to adjust; Adrian Peterson's incredible season; and more from Week Seven.
Panthers fire GM Hurney
Panthers owner Jerry Richardson announced Monday that GM Marty Hurney has been relieved of his duties.
Bailey kicks Cowboys past Panthers
Dan Bailey made a go-ahead 28-yard field goal with 3:25 remaining to help the Cowboys defeat the Panthers 19-14.
Panthers make roster moves
The Panthers placed special-teams contributor Kenny Onatolu on injured reserve and promoted CB Ron Parker from the practice squad.
Key matchup: Panthers WR Steve Smith vs. Cowboys secondary
In Wednesday's Key Matchup, we look ahead to Sunday's battle between Panthers WR Steve Smith and the Cowboys' secondary.
NFC South Spin cycle: Freeman roller coaster continues
With the Panthers and Saints on bye, the NFC South went 2-0 vs. the AFC West on Sunday.
Panthers sign C Austin
The Panthers added depth at center on Thursday by signing Thomas Austin.
Panthers place C Kalil on injured reserve
Panthers C Ryan Kalil will miss the rest of the 2012 season with a foot injury.
NFC South Spin cycle: Week Five
The Falcons are 5-0 for the first time in franchise history, and the Saints finally have a victory, but the Panthers continued their downward spiral.
Wilson outplays Newton in Seahawks win
Russell Wilson threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to Golden Tate with 35 seconds left in the third quarter to help the Seahawks beat the Panthers 16-12.
Panthers have limited options at free safety
It appears the Panthers' only options at free safety, including Haruki Nakamura, are players that fit best as special-teamers.
NFC South Spin cycle: Week Four
For the second week in a row, the Falcons are the only NFC South team celebrating a victory on Monday.
Bryant field goal lifts Falcons past Panthers
Matt Ryan threw three touchdown passes and Matt Bryant added three field goals as the Falcons rallied past the Panthers, 30-28.
Thursday's 60-second rant: Falcons game a great opportunity for Newton
It's only Week Four, but, make no mistake — Sunday will be one of the most critical games of Cam Newton's young career.
NFC South Spin cycle: Week Three
The undefeated Falcons had no trouble disposing of the Chargers, while the rest of the NFC South came up short in Week Three.
Carolina activated Gettis from the physically unable to perform (PUP) list to take his place.||||||| Gettis, a former sixth-round draft pick by the Panthers, started 15 games as a rookie in 2010. He tore his ACL in training camp prior to the 2011 season and struggled with hamstring issues this past summer, forcing Carolina to place him on the PUP list.
The Panthers placed Gettis on the PUP list.||||||| Gettis will miss at least the season's first six weeks.
Panthers coach Ron Rivera says trainers are optimistic Gettis will be back on the practice field in about "four or five days."||||||| Rivera says Gettis, who started 15 games for the Panthers in 2010, will not play for Carolina (No. 20 in the AP Pro32) in its preseason home opener Saturday night against the Houston Texans. For now, Gettis remains on the active-PUP list. Gettis tore his left ACL last year in training camp and has been rehabbing ever since.
Gettis will be placed on IR with a torn ACL.||||||| Gettis caught 37 passes for 508 yards and three touchdowns last season.
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I seriously dont understand why some people believe Davis and Hosmer are a wash.
Davis is better hands down to this point.
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Hosmer and Davis are far from a wash (although some in this thread seem to think otherwise) and Montgomery, I fear, will be a washout. So remove them from consideration. The question I have is would Niese, Familia, and say Den Dekker be enough to get Myers? If not, what if we added another young prospect, like Aderlin Rodriguez, Jefry Marte or Wilfredo Tover, would that do it?
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Hosmer is 2.5 years younger than Davis. Davis should be the better bat still in 2013, but the bats should be pretty close in the long run. I still take Davis because he's a much better glove. But including Davis for Hosmer in a trade still doesn't add much value.
This is a very important year for Eric, because if he continues this trend of under performing I wonder how long the Royals will be patient. Especially with their win now mentality.
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With their ninth pick in the 2011 MLS Expansion Draft, the (fake) Montreal Impact select:
Daniel Paladini (M, Chicago Fire)
Kevin's explanation: It took until his mid-20s for Dan Paladini to become a regular starting professional footballer, but he's had an excellent three years. After two years with the Carolina RailHawks* where he was one of the best players in the second division of U.S. soccer, Paladini signed with the Chicago Fire. The club had a terrible first half of the season, but Paladini did not.
*As a resident of Cary, NC, I am appalled that my professional soccer team has such a terrible name
At $70,000 per year, Paladini's a bit expensive for a 27 year old with only one year as a top flight starter. However, since his performance this season was a continuation of his form in the second division and not completely out of the blue, I'm willing to bet that he's actually a very good player. Paladini, Dax McCarty and Hassoun Camara would give the Impact a rock-solid, playoff-quality center of midfield in their first year of MLS play.
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Hello From Near Keyser WV
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Hello From Near Keyser WV
Ok after years of working I retired and decided to start to work [yeah right] anyway I was a Security Specialist for a Very Major Male Country Singer and on the road 280 days a year. That life is not easy you cannot believe how crazy them Country fans can get. Oh the stories I could tell but I swore a oath not too. The singer I worked for [name witheld by his request]
so happens to have several IH tractors and at least 6 cubs. All of his are restored.
I am looking for a 1947 Cub thats the year i was born. I would like to have one in need of cosmetic and minor repair.
Need to find one before June 5th thats my wedding day. The soon to be Misses believe it or not gave her blessings for the deal. Providing she gets to drive the cub. Huh sounds like a deal to me.
Ok here are some details i feel you need to know. I have a list of Do Nots here is the list.
1. I do not smoke
2. I do not drink
3. I gave up chasin women got the one I want
4. Do not curse or use vulgar language
5. I vote but dont get to deep into politics
My Do List
1. I do attend Church and worship the lord
2. I do sing Gospel Music
3. I do ask that you attend the Church of your choice
4. I do ask that you vote
5. I fish
I met a very prominate Gospel Singer once he was a wonderful man. And I asked if he thought needed someone to
protect him. He grinned and said "Son the Lord protects me and my Wife both" Later that night I heard this man sing one of the most moving Gospel songs i have ever heard. The title is " I Don't Regret A Mile I Have Traveled For The Lord"
that song was so moving that i shed quiet a few tears. If you are amind to hear the song it is listed as titled above on You Tube. The Singer is the Late Howard "Happy" Goodman his wife Vestal joins him at the end of the song. I just wish that i
had got to meet this wonderful couple a lot sooner God Rest You Both Howard and Vestal . And in tribute my byline has become " I Don't Regret A Mile I Have Traveled For The Lord'' the reason that this is true with me is that i don't regret serving God. Only a fool would regret doing so.
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Jimbo Welcome to the forum my wife and I like to take rides to West Virginia we been through Keyser many time 1947 cub you just made it if you were born 1 year earlier no cub I have a 1948 # 34,846 the year I was born.Johnny J
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Welcome to the forum. Lots of good folks here. Good luck finding your '47.
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Congrats on the up coming nuptials.. as well as welcome to retirement It is a grand life... but don't get too comfy cause I can tell you from experience, I have no idea how I ever found time to actually have a career/profession/business. Judging by my life now, there is no way to fit one of them that things into it
Have a look at the Classified Section here on Farmallcub.com. The For Sale Cubs sub-forum is where you may find your 47. You may also want to check with Ralph or JP - two of our site sponsors. I know Ralph has Cubs and he has been kown to have a 47 or two. Ifn that doesn' bring any good one's to your attention, is a viabe possibility as well as Craig's List. Many a time our members will post a likely candidate in the Cub Vine.
I will add a link to a pretty good search after dinner. Boss lady called.. it is dinner time and I do know which side my steak is grilled
Try this search it might help: Farmall Cub #1
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Re: Hello From Near Keyser WV
Cubs go well with outside weddings, but they can climb church steps in a pinch!
Enjoy your new life, sounds perfect!
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Larry, did you guys push it up those steps?
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Welcome Jimbo, to a great forum with fantastic people and more info than you can imagine. Enjoy.
Hope you find the '47 you want.
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No Barnyard, the bride arrived in great style...... It was a ground level wedding. (Carl is in disguise behind the wheel, he is fully licensed to drive a Cub at weddings and his rates are very reasonable)
You are less likely to get beaned by a golf ball in a church (look under the steering shaft)
Best wishes on the new life Jimbo! Just remember, one Cub gets lonely.
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Well guys and gals i feel most welcomed indeed. And thanks for the wonderful greetings.
My intended and i both are a tad over 60 and she will be retiring in 2 1/2 years from a postion
At Frostburg State University where she is a Adminestrative Assistant. She likes her supervisor really well
and they get along great.
I Don't Regret A Mile I Have Travled For My Lord!!!
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Welcome to the forum!
Best of luck as you venture into the next journey,
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Jimbo Welcome to the forum. Good luck on finding that 47 they are getting harder to find.
1975 cub (LouAnn) serial # 245946, 1941 John Deere Model H
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and a lot of that comes from bad judgment. Will Rogers
Re: Hello From Near Keyser WV
Actually, if you look real close, you'll see that it is Peter. Remember?
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MD, Deep Creek Lake
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1978 International Cub
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Oh my, what a memory.... how many pictures did I take of Peter at the wheel?? Sorry Peter!
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greetings from south jawja(georgia) dont know where keyser is but i know that we got one fine feller in west virginia(yogie) already and looks like we are getting another. i'll keep my eyes open for a 47. wally just got one in north ga that was a circle cub.
He that tilleth his land shall be satisfied with bread: Proverbs 12:11
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Welcome fellow West Virginian, looks like your up just east of the WVU area. Your probably not to far from where Don McCombs lives. Have fun on the forums and visit often...
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---- — People say the "Old Farmer's Almanac" is one of the "603 Reasons" that makes New Hampshire special.
They say that even when the Dublin-based almanac brings them bad news.
This winter's forecast? Frigid with heavy snow.
The almanac is predicting below normal temperatures and above normal snowfall during most of the winter.
The almanac still relies on the formula its founder, Robert B. Thomson, used to forecast the weather two centuries ago.
"We have the original formula locked up in a box in the Dublin office," senior associate editor Sarah Perreault said.
The "Old Farmer's Almanac" turned up at No. 323 on the list of "603 Reasons" New Hampshire is special.
Ryan Breton, a meteorology student who runs the AtkinsonWeather.com site, doesn't rely on the almanac.
"It's fun to look at," Breton said. "I certainly don't go by it."
He's heard of the almanac's secret formula.
"Until I have any clue what that method is, I will defer to real science," Breton said.
Sam Miller, associate professor of meterology at Plymouth State University, said he relies on scientific method based on data analysis, not the almanac.
"I don't know what the 'Old Farmer's Almanac' does, they keep their method secret," Miller said. "I would advise people to look at the National Weather Service for their forecasting. That's your gold standard right there. They are the pros."
But Perreault said there are many reasons besides that much-anticipated forecast readers look for the almanac.
"People use us a lot for planting advice," Perreault said.
That ranges from the best days for pruning to using astrology to guide their yard work.
"Gardening is huge in the almanac," she said.
There are jokes, riddles and findings from odd studies.
"We have folklore-y weird home remedies," Perreault said.
There are helpful articles, too. One in the 2014 edition deals with crop rotation.
"There is something for everyone," Perreault said. "We hope they can read it all year."
This is the 222nd issue.
"We first came out when George Washington was president," Perreault said.
George would have paid 6 cents for his copy of the almanac. It's still a bargain at just $6.99.
The almanac is keeping up with the times, too. People can get versions for their electronic readers or their computer.
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Parmesan Yogurt Dip Recipe
"We like to eat raw vegeatbles a few times a week as a side dish for a meal...and this is a healthier alternative to ranch dressing for a veggie dip," notes Kathleen Tribble of Buellton, California.
- 1 cup fat-free plain yogurt
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/4 cup reduced-fat sour cream
- 3 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 1 green onion, thinly sliced
- 1 teaspoon prepared mustard
- 1 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Assorted vegetables
- In a bowl, combine the yogurt, Parmesan cheese, sour cream, parsley, green onion, mustard, onion powder, salt and pepper. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Serve with assorted vegetables. Yield: 1-1/4 cups.
Originally published as Parmesan Yogurt Dip in Light & Tasty August/September 2004, p45
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Next time I will cut the mustard in half- it was a little over powering. A nice alternative to fattening dips or low fat versions that just aren't tasty. But it doesn't taste like ranch at all like the description implied.
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On our way home from Greenwood Park, I stopped to take photos of the Alpaca's at "Alpaca Fantasy" farm in the town of Maine. The two beautiful Great Pyrenees dogs that met me were not the models I was after. The Husband and Wife Owners of the farm were extremely friendly and welcoming. I was even taken to the barn where the majority of the Alpaca were hanging out. The door flung open and there they stood, staring at me. Just standing there. Checking everything out with a very mellow air about them. I began to notice how they not only came in a variety of colors, but they had "different" features and looks about them. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit, and fully intend to go back for more, and bring family along with me.
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He also serves on the Rochester Area Strategic Economic Growth Plan steering committee.
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Alphabet Soup (gray horse, middle) outfinishes Cigar (outside) and Louis Quatorze (inside) to win the 1996 Breeders' Cup Classic. (Photo by Horsephotos.com)
A steal of a deal, 1996 Breeders' Cup Classic winner Alphabet Soup didn't meet his reserve when he went through the ring at two different auctions as a yearling. Buyers put in the final bid for the Cozzene son at $28,000 and $29,000, respectively, neither sufficient for his owner.
Alphabet Soup went on to win $2,990,270 as a racehorse.
Like many Breeders' Cup Classic winners, Alphabet Soup's win came near the end of his career. The horse was a late starter, debuting in April of his 3-year-old year and taking three starts to break his maiden. It took him four more starts to win his next race and, although he won his following start as well, he went back on a losing streak soon after.
Alphabet Soup didn't win a stakes race until the 12th start of his career, but he followed that up with a graded stakes victory and then finished third to some of the best horses in California at the time in the Goodwood Handicap. It was clear that as a more mature 4-year-old, Alphabet Soup had finally woken up.
As a 5-year-old in 1996, Alphabet Soup officially won three graded stakes before the Breeders' Cup. That tally would have been four but he was disqualified from first to third in the Goodwood in his final start before the Classic.
Alphabet Soup had to take on America's Horse, Cigar, in the Breeders' Cup Classic and that wouldn't be an easy task. Cigar had spent the past two years putting together a 16-race winning streak, and although that had been broken during the summer of 1996 he still was a tough horse to beat.
Alphabet Soup went off at odds of 19.85-1, the eighth choice in the race. As they entered the far turn, Cigar was even with Alphabet Soup while the two were still behind the leader. Both horse went wide as they entered the stretch with Louis Quatorze and Mt. Sassafras on their inside in what would set up to be an awesome four-horse race to the finish.
The four horses battled all the way to the finish line with the final margin between the group ending up at about three-quarters of a length with the rest of the field four lengths behind. Alphabet Soup's victory came by the length of a nose with Louis Quatorze beating Cigar out for second in a race completed in a track-record time of 2:01.
The win also secured Alphabet Soup's future at stud as Frank Stronach purchased part of the horse after the race.
Alphabet Soup came back in 1997 for another season of racing as a 6-year-old. But in his first start of the year, an attempt to score a repeat win in the San Antonio Handicap, Alphabet Soup was injured.
"[Jockey] Chris [McCarron] said that at the half-mile pole, [Alphabet Soup] ducked in and he felt something," said David Hofmans, Alphabet Soup's trainer, told the Los Angeles Times. "But then he seemed all right. He was fine for the next couple of days, but when we took him back to the track, his ankle filled up."
His connections aimed for a comeback later in the year but the injury was worse than expected. Alphabet Soup was retired to Adena Springs in June 1997 to prepare for his new career.
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Alphabet Soup received a strong group of mares in his first books, with many of his top horses coming in those crops including a Canadian champion in his first crop.
From the beginning, Alphabet Soup took to his new job like a professional, albeit carrying a high opinion of himself.
"He is a complete pro," said Eric Hamelback, Adena Springs' General Manager, "He never turned a hair. He's always been, ever since I worked with him, a very laid-back individual. He's a very proud horse; he's always very much one that wants attention but he's never been a nervous-type horse or one that was difficult to deal with. He's always been very professional in his new job, just as he was as a racehorse."
While Alphabet Soup isn't a big commercial sire, he has proven to be a good breed-to-race sire. Adena Springs moved him to New York in 2011 after brief stints in Florida and Canada, and there Alphabet Soup has seemed to flourish.
In his three seasons at stud in New York, Alphabet Soup hasn't been worse than 10th on the sire list, sitting ninth in the standings for 2013 as of Aug. 6. Alphabet Soup is still in high demand by those looking to race their foals and has also been an asset to Adena Springs, especially as an outcross with the farm's other stallions.
"He's had a great effect on us, and in particular with his daughters," Hamelback said. "His breeding very much lays into the outcross theory that Mr. Stronach built Adena Springs on. And those Alphabet Soup daughters and that Cozzene line has turned around and proven very beneficial when crossing to Awesome Again, and subsequently now Ghostzapper. So, his affect as a broodmare sire will also continue to have a great effect on Adena Springs' program."
Hamelback also is looking forward to seeing how the horse affects the breed in coming years. Alphabet Soup's lack of inbreeding brings in an outcross that allows mares to have a break from the lines seen so often in many of today's stallions.
"I think his pedigree will continue to shine because of that lack of inbreeding that allows many Deputy Minister- and many Mr. Prospector-line horses to come back into having him as a broodmare sire. You're allowed to come back into those Deputy Minister-inbred horses and/or Mr. Prospector-inbred horses because he doesn't have them," Hamelback explained.
"When you see the likes of Caro and Arts and Letters and Ribot in the third generation, that's a pretty substantial list when you talk about broodmare sires and the definitive nature of how they perform in our time, and hopefully in years to come."
As for fans, Alphabet Soup may have broken the hearts of Cigar fans when he won the Classic but he's still a popular horse. His thrilling Breeders' Cup Classic win no doubt earned the stallion a following and those fans still keep track of him today.
"As he's gotten older, he has maintained a good fan base," Hamelback said. "There have been a lot of people that still remember his Breeders' Cup win and just his striking beauty. His sheer attractiveness was always gaining fans, because of his overall look and that white stature that he had. He is very impressive."
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Adena Spring's love for the horse can be summed up in one statement Hamelback had about the stallion, who has been part of the farm's roster for 15 years.
"He's just a great horse. Obviously he's getting older … he'll be [23] this upcoming year. He's a wonderful horse to be around, he's certainly earned his recognition, and I certainly hope he will continue to help the breed, especially through his daughters."


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"Creating symphonic-thinking computer science graduates for an increasingly competitive global environment"
Computer science has matured to the point where it has become the foundation for other discrete disciplines, much as engineering is specialized as mechanical, electrical, civil, environmental and so forth. As it is practiced in the business world today, computing is about application-based problem-solving for specific objectives; in terms of students' career prospects, it makes sense that computer science education reflect the reality they will face after graduation. There will always be a place for computer science generalists, but the imperative today is for college graduates with a generalist's knowledge but also an expert's eye for solving challenges and accomplishing tasks in a specific context or for a specific purpose or business environment. These are the individuals who will advance the state of the art and move computing to the next level.
Since fall 2006, the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science curriculum has been built on Threads. Developed by College of Computing faculty, Threads is a trailblazing approach to modernizing computer science learning in the United States. At its core, Threads is about contextualized education. Students must understand the relevance and see the impact of what they are learning while they are learning it. The traditional way of teaching computer science forces students through two years of knowledge and skill development before they ever get to apply what they are learning. With Threads, students combine regular computer science instruction with additional classes related to particular areas of application. In effect, we have replaced the generalized curriculum with an intense four-year program tailored to a student's interests and aimed at real-world computing opportunities.
In practice, Threads concentrates the general subject of computer science along eight distinct, logical perspectives -- a viewpoint on the field, and a goal for achieving expertise. Each of these perspectives, or Threads, is associated with a set of courses—from introductory to specialized senior-level courses, in both computing and other fields—intended to enable students to build expertise in that slice of computing. Students choose two of these Threads based on their interests and skills in computing and effectively customize their own degree program.
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The College of Computing currently defines requirements for eight Threads (listed below). Follow each link to learn more about the Thread, its requirements and the resources available to learn more about related projects or programs.
Creating devices embedded in physical objects that interact in the physical world
Representing, transforming, transmitting, and presenting information
Building top-to-bottom models of human-level intelligence
Building systems in order to exploit computing's abilities to provide creative outlets
Representing natural and physical processes
Designing, building, and evaluating systems that treat the human as a central component
Creating computer architectures, systems and languages
Theoretical foundations underlying a wide range of computing disciplines
There's another aspect to the College of Computing undergraduate curriculum called Roles. While Threads focuses a computing degree along eight perspectives on computing, Roles sharpen that focus further by helping students consider not only what they want to study, but plan for what they want to be.
Roles are essentially very broad career aspirations based on a student's skills and natural talents. Many students love computer science but don't want to be programmers. Perhaps someone is a creative "idea" person, well-suited to entrepreneurship but less interested in the details of technology policy and regulation. Maybe designing and building software is the most fun of all. Roles will help students explore how they want to work in the field of computing.
Students may select extracurricular activities, minors and certificates corresponding to whichever role they see for themselves in the future. Among the Roles, there's a certain amount of overlap; students are free to choose from a single Role or take on a variety of activities representing more than one Role. Students' advisors will work with them along the way to identify their goals and talents and help them put together the most desirable program.
An expert programmer who possesses the technical skill and experiences to thoroughly design, construct and validate computer-based systems, either alone or as part of a team.
The creator and leader of new enterprises that bring technology to the public at large, specifically in the form of new products and services.
A discoverer of new knowledge and constructor of groundbreaking solutions to problems.
An individual capable of communicating technical information to the technologist and layperson alike.
An expert on how computing impacts society, including its governance.
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Espresso Theory-Water Purity and Mineral Content
Dear Reader,
Let's revisit a factor I have not written up for 15 years. Water purity and mineral content. For about a year in 2006 we had water formulators to "tune" our brewing water to a specific mineral content. The effect on the flavor of our coffee and tea was sublime. But what is the best water for espresso, saturation method coffees, and tea? In my opinion, it is water with a TDS of about 150ppm. Ok, that is a mouthful…TDS means total dissolved solids and is also refered to as mineral content, and ppm means parts per million. (Water tuned to this mineral content will have a slight oily taste in the back of the mouth when you drink it. Water in most E. Coast cities will weigh in higher, around 350ppm and up, and features a very oily feel and taste and usually will be filtered with a reverse osmosis filter just for drinking.)
As I said we worked with this water for about 12 months in 2006 and 2007, using a very sophisticated mixing computer and mineral additives to formulate the mineral content in our water at all our bars.. Unfortunately, the company was owned by a brilliant scientific visionary with no idea how to build a company to service these high tech gizmos and eventually we had to remove them. But during this time I discovered many characterisitics about espresso and tea brewed with this water that I will share with you.
Really the effect on espresso and tea was remarkably similar. Let's make a comparison with Seattle water that has been run through a carbon filter only and has a mineral content year round of about 50ppm TDS. First the flavor of the espresso lacked a sharp point over the top of the pallette that is similar to making espresso on equipment that is new, or recently cleaned with detergent without seasoning the machine. Literally it is metal molecules that leach out of the boiler (or teapot) when water is heated up and it tastes metallic.. Molecules leave the metal through osmosis because of the low concentration of minerals present in the water. (This water tastes great for drinking as does most mountain states water. In Vancouver BC the water often contains as little as 10ppm of TDS.) So the flavor was softer with no harsh point. The same was true for macha, the concentrated green tea made with only the baby tea leaves and whisked to a foam during many tea ceremonies throughout Japan. The macha tasted sweeter with no harsh point.
The other effect on the flavor of espresso was to open up a multi dimensional layering of distinct flavors. I could taste the blueberry from the Harrar, caramel, dark chocolate, honey, anise, and "hoppiness" from the Brazil, very clearly, stacked up on my tounge in distinct flavors that were much easier to perceive than espresso brewed on 50ppm water. This was quite remarkable and made cupping a very clear affair even using the espresso method to sample coffees. (….and I struggled for months before ripping out these systems..floods, lack of supplies, it was a plauge of amateurism and marks the first time Vivace has ever backed off on improving a factor.)
A similar effect took place with the macha, bringing out a rich "umami" with a note in it, believe it or not, like a great steak. The flavor of the macha was layered as well like a springtime breeze with underlying richness. (Interestingly enough, my friends favorite old iron tea pot produced the desired TDS of about 150ppm when Seattle water was boiled in it for a few minutes. I got the biggest kick out of that. The old tea masters in Japan had intuiitively chosen this style pot long before the modern era, as creating the best tea, or perhaps it was a lucky shot.)
So, how to you measure your water? get a TDS meter from the Myron L Company like the one pictured below. It is called an Ultrameter II and I recommend picking up the calibrating fluid shown as well.
How do you tune your own water? For areas like Western Washington, that have pure mountain runoff water with a very low TDS I do not have an answer. I am hoping someone knows of a water tuning computer made somewhere that is supported by a professional company. If you do please e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com attn: David.
For most of the country where the mineral content is high, I would filter the tap water through reverse osmosis, producing literally zero ppm of TDS, and then re-mix to the desired mineral content.
I consider water formulating a final factor to bring into an espresso program that is already very tight. The effect, while delightful, is subtle on espresso, perhaps more noticeable for saturation coffees and tea.


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Do you want to build your business this July at the UKBAA Investment Summit 2014? The day celebrates and nurtures start-up enterprise at the International Festival for Business in Liverpool »
Climatologists looking at temperature statistics for 2013 estimate that it was one of the ten warmest years on record, and 2014 is expected to follow suit »
Like two toddlers in a playground slap fight, struggling phone companies Nokia and RIM are battling over patent infringements in courts across the globe »
The UK government is to increase spending on the European Space Agency (ESA) by an average of £70 million per year over the next five years, Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne told the Royal Society »
Sony has closed down its Liverpool studio: a veteran games developer of almost 30 years, which has had a hand in iconic franchises like Wipeout and Lemmings »
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said he wants the UK to have "the fastest broadband of any major European country by 2015" »
The startup community in Europe is lazy and needs to develop the work ethic that is evident in Silicon Valley, argued Saul Klein from Index Ventures »
Creative businesses are feeling disorientated as they figure out how to prosper in some of the world's fastest-growing economies like China and India »
A privacy charity says it is prepared to take legal action against the UK government if it fails to explain why it has not restricted the export of British surveillance technologies to repressive regimes, including Iran, Egypt and Syria »
"If I drew you a cow it would look like a jelly," admits Carl Partridge, the 34-year-old app developer from West Hampstead who is changing the way people use the UK's bus networks »
Crowdfunding site Kickstarter has announced that it will be crossing the Atlantic later this year, enabling UK inventors to launch projects on the platform from the autumn »
Shoothil, a data visualisation firm based in Shrewsbury, has built a live flood warning map that uses data supplied by the UK Environment Agency »
The High Court in London has declared that HTC has not infringed upon Apple's slide-to-unlock patent, because the iPhone's lock screen was an "obvious" evolution from a feature on an eight-year-old phone »
Google Maps for Android now features indoor floor plans for locations around the UK, including the British Museum, Harrods, Kings Cross Station, Birmingham Airport and Wembley Stadium »
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The Salem News
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Massachusetts will have the chance to vote for a candidate who offers a different perspective. The election of Leah Cole will not break the lock held by the Democratic Party in Massachusetts since 1955, but it will invite the opportunity to hear from a new voice. Elected officials in control of the Massachusetts House and Senate have long downplayed alternative views and advanced self-serving agendas for too long.
Now the voters in Peabody are presented with the opportunity to elect an earnest individual, while at the same time encouraging more young people to become involved. The election of Cole would promote a sense of integrity, vision and sincerity, values long overdue on Beacon Hill.
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Speaking of Sports: Giants Pitching, Kobe's Satori - After the pitching debacle Sunday, the San Francisco Giants have had an unexpectedly stellar week of starting pitching. Madison Bumgarner came within one ...
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While Downward Bound: Hope in a Darkening Age... news, comment, arts, ecology, wisdom, obsessions, the future... "THE END OF ALL INTELLIGENT ANALYSIS IS TO CLEAR THE WAY FOR SYNTHESIS."--H.G. Wells. "It's not dark yet, but it's getting there."--Bob Dylan.
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What is RecBoard:
RecBoard is an organization within Montclair State University's Department of Campus Recreation. Since it's founding in 1999, RecBoard has hosted a variety of events for charity and the student body. Meetings with RecBoard aren't your typical meeting, they are filled with prizes, games, fun, and even some information on what's happening on campus! So come on out and join RecBoard, it's a good time for all. RecBoard is a collaboration of Montclair State University Students who create, organize, promote, and administrate Special Events and Community Service. Membership is open to the entire Montclair State University Community. Meetings are fun, informal, and usually bring in 50-60 members. Membership has grown about 300% over the last two years, so come check us out! It's a great place for Freshman to find a niche, for Commuters and Transfers to make new friends, and for everyone to get involved, make a difference, and have a great time!
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What makes us different?
- Meetings in the Student Center at 2:30pm, every Friday.
- Meetings are never boring & always full of energy and prizes.
- We always do it BIG (Special Friends Day, Let's Make a Deal, etc).
- Participate in community service (Red Hawk Run, Special Friends Day, etc).
- We've got our own intramural team.
Executive Board Fall 2013 - Spring 2014:
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Dan Truitt
Casey Quinn
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By WTOL Vice President and General Manager Bob Chirdon - email
The generosity of the people in this region is extraordinary. In the past month, WTOL combined with The Blade and BCSN to help Lake High School outfit its temporary home.
We asked you to lend a hand, and you did in a big, big way. Thank you for your compassion and your gifts.
This Friday night, WTOL will broadcast a two-hour newscast, from 5-7p.m. We'll be live from Lake High School before the first home game for the football team in the renovated stadium. There will be a half-hour, pre-game show that marks a turning point for the community.
I hope you watch this special newscast. It isn't often that we get to capture real people dealing with life and death, and with destruction, then choosing to have hope for tomorrow. It should be a poignant moment.
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Stop by the lower level of the Student Center for a free cupcake and other giveaways that recognize the adoption of the United States Constitution and those who have become U.S. citizens. Sponsored by Student Activities Council.
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Venus i Fur Crackles on Broadway
You know what happens when you're in a dark, cold, dry room and you rub a fat long-haired cat the wrong way? Right: sparks fly. And that's just what happens in Venus in Fur at the Lyceum. The play opens as thunder and lightning boom and flash on a dark stage. What follows is an hour and a half of non-stop building sexual tension between Vonda (Nina Arianda) and Thomas (Hugh Dancy). Just the two of them, a bag full of costumes dragged in by Vonda, a few pieces of furniture and a witty, edgy script full of twists and turns.With it's play-within-a-play structure and 19th century shadow story, the play is quite Tom-Stoppard-esque. The plot is convoluted, the characters exchange roles, and, in the end, a bit more clarity would have been appreciated. But, when leaving the theater everyone can be hard exclaiming the same thing: Nina Arianda! She is a force of nature. Beguiling. Sexy. Dangerous. Eccentric. Endearing. As electric as the lightning that flashes throughout the show. Hugh Dancy does a great job just to keep up with her. Don't miss it!
Congratulations to Nina Arianda, just nominated for a Best Actress Tony! And David Ives, Best Playwright nominee for Venus in Fur.


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In the Ag and Industrial Power Technology program, students learn the techniques for the maintenance and operation of industrial, diesel and agricultural equipment and machinery. They troubleshoot, overhaul and assemble gas and diesel engines, and work on mechanical and electrical fuel injection systems.
Auto Body students assess and estimate the damage to vehicles and learn the basics of collision repair and refinishing, as well as auto body and shop management skills. Performing repairs to plastic and fiberglass components are unique skills of this trade.
The Auto Technology program provides hands-on experience in the areas of hydraulic brake systems, automotive engines and suspension systems. Students use sophisticated diagnostic and repair equipment to troubleshoot automotive systems and learn the skills required to inspect, repair and adjust todayís highly computerized vehicles.
In the Precision Machining Technology program, students invent, design and manufacture components as they learn to operate lathes, grinders, mills and computer numerical controlled (CNC) machine. Blueprint reading, computer aided drafting (CAD) and manufacturing processes are emphasized throughout the program.
The Vantage Welding program is a nationally recognized AWS (American Welding Society) training and testing facility. Students have the opportunity to earn industry certifications in plate and pipe welding. This program has earned the National Exemplary designation in career technical education.
Industrial Mechanics students learn how to perform preventive and corrective maintenance and the set up and adjustment of plant machinery. Students diagnose and repair heating, ventilation and cooling systems while learning the basics of welding, electricity, machining, metal fabrication, and hydraulics.
The Electricity program provides entry-level training ranging from residential wiring to industrial electrical applications. Students learn how to install, maintain and troubleshoot a variety of electrical systems, including the installation of coaxial or fiber optic cable for computers and other telecommunications equipment. Seniors also use their residential wiring skills to wire the Vantage Carpentry House project each year.
In the Building and Grounds Maintenance program, students are introduced to a wide variety of skills necessary to keep buildings and their surrounding areas in good condition. Students learn basic plumbing, installation of concrete and masonry walls, landscaping, painting and light carpentry skills. This year, they are using their skills on a variety of projects in the Vantage district.
Build a house while still in high school? That's just what Vantage Carpentry students do. Carpentry students learn the skills required for residential construction, including blueprint-reading, computerized house design, framing, roofing, drywall, cabinetry, stairs and outside finish work. These students also follow precise specifications and use software and a Techno CNC router to build custom cabinets for the house project. This year they are partnering with Paulding Habitat for Humanity to build two houses.


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The Humanitarian Who Inspired
Sergio Vieira de Mello, the U.N. envoy killed in the 2003 Baghdad attack was posthumously awarded a U.N. Prize in the field of human rights for his extensive efforts in humanitarian programs. Before his death, de Mello was considered a likely candidate for U.N. Secretary-General. The Sergio Vieira de Mello Foundation was also created in 2007 to promote dialogue for the peaceful resolution of conflict.
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