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Palit GeForce GTX 470 Dual Fan Cooler review -
When NVIDIA released their GeForce GTX 480 the heat levels had to be compensated for somehow, NVIDIA opting for a cooling solution that is rather loud. With the release of the GeForce GTX 470 things had gotten a fraction better, but the GPU was still putting out lots of heat and as a result the cooling fan rotation of the cooling solution had to be configured at a high-RPM, again making the product noisy when in full use.
As such many NVIDIA board partners went on a quest to find better 3rd party solutions. A handful of the AIB/AIC partners managed to put some interesting stuff on the table. Palit was amongst the first to say it out loud and proud; "we have a custom cooling solution for the GeForce GTX 470".
Guess what we'll be testing today? Yep -- The Palit GeForce GTX 470 with dual-fan custom cooling. A pretty nice card as right now the prices have dropped a little on the GTX 470. We spot prices starting at 315 EUR for the product we test today. Will it be good? Will it be able to handle the heat levels and keep noise under control? I mean, Palit has put a heatpipe based cooling solution on top of the GTX 470 with two active fans.
Well, you are here to find it all out, head on over to the next page, but not before you've had a good look at the product tested, and you'll agree with me... aesthetically this is a good looking card design.
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We test and review the Palit GeForce GTX 780 Super Jetstream review edition. The card comes with the most excellent cooler that is silent and performing really well. Next to that this card comes factory overclocked for you guys.
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AMARILLO - A national association is urging private water well owners to test their water for contaminants every year. There are no laws that require it, but tighter rules could be on their way to Amarillo. Right now private water wells are exempt from almost all regulations in Texas, but Amarillo is looking to lay down some rules if you're going to drill within city limits. "We want to set up a system for checking them for any sign of contamination or cross connection," Director of Utilities Emmett Autrey said. Autrey wants all wells in Amarillo to register with the city and be subject to check-ups from city inspectors. "Maybe annually, maybe every other year," he said. Since it's not required to register wells with the city right now, it's unclear how many private wells are in Amarillo, but Autrey says there is an increase in drilling. More wells in the city, he says, could help preserve the city water system. But on the other hand... "On the other side is the potential for contamination," Autrey said.As a life-long well owner, Phillip Smith says contamination shouldn't be the only concern when considering drilling a water well. "You're not going to save that much money," Smith said."My well was drilled about 10 years ago and it cost $8,000 to $9,000, now they cost about $12,000 to $15,000." Though he's not required to by law, Smith tests his water wells every year for contamination, something the National Ground Water Association recommends every well owner do. But the only reason Smith tests his water so frequently is because he's neighbors with the Pantex nuclear facility. More regulation for well owners in general, he says, isn't necessary. "I would say that it's not necessary to test your water more than once every four or five years, unless you had suspect," he said. The NGWA disagrees though, saying every "household well owners test their water at least annually for bacteria, nitrate, and any contaminants of local concern." They say people with any of the following criteria, should test more frequently: -There is a change in the taste, odor, or appearance of the well water, or if a problem occurs such as a broken well cap, inundation by floodwaters, or a new contamination source.-The well has a history of bacterial contamination -The septic system has recently malfunctioned -Family members or house guests have recurrent incidents of gastrointestinal illness-An infant is living in the home-One wishes to monitor the efficiency and performance of home water treatment equipment. The potential city ordinance on the way though, would not require lab testing. It would only require city inspectors do regular checks to see if further testing is necessary. That ordinance won't be presented to the city commission until sometime next year.
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Television actress Mariska Hargitay let young son August name his newly adopted baby sister —
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Get ready to make that big AWWWW sound. There have been some big decisions in actress Mariska Hargitay's house this month. According to the Hollywood Reporter, "The Law & Order: Special Victims Unit actress told People magazine that both her husband, Peter Hermann, and four-year-old son, August, helped to name their adopted one-week old addition to the family."
Hargitay reports their choice in baby girl names are officially Amaya Josephine, which she revealed to the press was adapted from Hargitay's favorite girl's name, Maya, by her young son.
The lovely television star said her son actually came up with the name, and that she was pleased with the choice because now the two children have the same initials.
"I like that name, but I wanted her to have the same initials as August," the actress said. "I thought adding the 'A' was so feminine. Amaya sounded so open and feminine and beautiful — just like her."
Big brother is very proud of his newly adopted little sister, and the two are expected to bond quickly as siblings.
As a green celebrity, Mariska Hargitay plays a strong female lead role on SVU — a TV show that tackles the tough issue of victims and their families who survive or suffer the loss of family members due to sexually motivated crimes.
Often seen on camera and off advocating for victims rights, women's rights, and standing up for all that is right and good, Mariska Hargitay is one of the brightest female stars in Hollywood in our book.
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What has been dubbed the "Rapson Revival" began with the reintroduction of Ralph Rapson's mid-century modern Rapid Rocker. First manufactured in the 1940s by Knoll, the classic chair had been out of production for 60 years when Rapson Inc. made it available again at the end of 2011. Rapson's design aesthetic focused on craftsmanship, natural materials, and the human form. The cantilevered arms of his Rapid Rocker have been copied time and again, but this now-iconic design set the precedent.
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The whistle-blower who leaked top secret details of the government's sweeping surveillance program has come forward and he has ties directly to Hawaii.Video Transcript
the government's sweeping surveillance program has come forward... And he has ties directly to Hawaii. Good evening, I'm Kenny Choi, in for Pamela Young tonight. The source? 29 year old Edward Snowden... Who has been working in Hawaii for a contractor that gets paid BILLIONS of dollars by the federal government. Tonight, he admits he may never see home again for his role as a whistleblower. 29 year old Edward Snowden has come forward and is now admitting to leaking top-secret information about the government's extensive surveillance of digital communications. Snowden said he is a former CIA technician who is currently a civilian contractor with Booz Allen Hamilton, a consulting company that contracts with the National Security Agency in Hawaii. SOT SNOWDEN: WHEN YOU SEE EVERYTHING, YOU SEE THEM ON A MORE FREQUENT BASIS AND YOU RECOGNIZE THAT SOME OF THESE THINGS ARE ACTUALLY ABUSES. The company Booz Allen headquartered in Mclean Virginia confirmed Snowden has been an employee for less than three months and was assigned to a team in Hawaii. It released this statement that reads in part... "News reports that this individual has claimed to have leaked classified information are shocking, and if accurate, this action represents a grave violation of the code of conduct and core values of our firm. We will work closely with our clients and authorities in their investigation of this matter." Snowden came forward as the whistle blower in this interview from Hong Kong with the Guardian newspaper. He says he became increasingly concerned about the NSA keeping such a close eye on unsuspecting Americans. SOT EDWARD SNOWDEN: EVEN IF YOU'RE NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG, YOU'RE BEING WATCHED AND RECORDED. SOT EDWARD SNOWDEN: I SITTING AT MY DESK CERTAINLY HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO WIRETAP ANYONE FROM YOU OR YOUR ACCOUNTANT TO A FEDERAL JUDGE TO EVEN THE PRESIDENT IF I HAD A PERSONAL EMAIL. Even before Snowden went public, congressional leaders this morning were calling for the prosecution of the whistleblower. SOT REP. MIKE ROGERS: IT'S DANGEROUS TO OUR NATIONAL SECURITY AND IT VIOLATES THE OATH OF WHICH THAT PERSON TOOK. I ABSOLUTELY THINK THEY SHOULD BE PROSECUTED. A local real-estate agent says police were asking for Snowden's whereabouts last Wednesday. A neighbor of Snowden's says the 29 year old and his girlfriend moved out of their home on May 1st. Snowden says he went to Hong Kong because of its history of allowing free speech. SOT EDWARD SNOWDEN: YOU CAN'T COME FORWARD AGAINST THE WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES AND BE COMPLETELY FREE FROM RISK BECAUSE THEY'RE SUCH POWERFUL ADVERSARIES THAT NO ONE CAN MEANINGFULLY OPPOSE THEM. A 45-year-old man is taken to an area hospital
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Tiger Woods has a ways to go to get to the top of the 2012 British Open leaderboard. But he's staying at the head of the pack chasing Brandt Snedeker and Adam Scott.
A birdie on the par-4 16th hole at Royal Lytham & St. Annes got Tiger back to 2-under for the day and 5-under for the tournament, cancelling out a bogey on the par-5 11th. It was also Woods' first birdie on a back nine hole at the Open Championship this week, which may help him build confidence on that rough stretch of holes heading into the weekend.
Tiger has plenty of work to do to catch Snedeker, who sits at 10-under after two rounds, and Scott, who is 9-under. But if he can continue tearing up the front nine — Woods is 6-under on the first seven Royal Lytham holes through two rounds — he may be able to make a run at the leaders and apply some pressure.
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The Obama Administration knifes Britain yet again over the Falklands
In his talks with President Obama in March, David Cameron reportedly gained assurances from the White House that Washington would stop pressing for negotiations between London and Buenos Aires over the sovereignty of the Falklands. If such an assurance was given, it was surely worthless. As Mercosur Press (South Atlantic News Agency) has just reported, the State Department is once again calling for UK-Argentina negotiations, ahead of next week's Organisation of American States summit in Bolivia:
"Our policy is unchanged. We believe that this is a bilateral issue that needs to be worked out directly between Argentina and the United Kingdom. That's what we are encouraging both sides to do" said Acting Under Secretary for Press Affairs at the State Department Mike Hammer during an exchange with reporters on Twitter.
Likewise "we are encouraging Argentina and the UK to work this out peacefully, to work it out through negotiations".
This is basically a reiteration of Hillary Clinton's statement in Buenos Aires alongside Argentina's president Cristina Kirchner in March 2010:
We want very much to encourage both countries to sit down. Now, we cannot make either one do so, but we think it is the right way to proceed. So we will be saying this publicly, as I have been, and we will continue to encourage exactly the kind of discussion across the table that needs to take place.
State Department spokesman Victoria Nuland repeated this line in February this year, telling reporters:
We believe that this is a bilateral issue that needs to be worked out directly between Argentina and the United Kingdom. That's what we are encouraging both sides to do as we head towards this anniversary… we are encouraging Argentina and the UK to work this out peacefully, to work it out through negotiations.
Barack Obama recently declared himself to be "neutral" on the Falklands, which is bad enough. But he is more than just "neutral". His administration is actively siding with Argentina's calls for a negotiated settlement. This is a position that Britain views as completely unacceptable, and with good reason. Over 95 percent of the inhabitants of the Falklands are British, and wish to remain under the protection of the British Crown. They have no desire to live under the boot of Argentina, and it is a clear-cut case of self-determination. The idea that the British should sit down with the Argentines to negotiate the future of the Falkland Islands is simply preposterous.
Earlier this week the US president caused huge offence in Poland by referring to "Polish death camps" during World War Two. Just two days later his government has slapped another US ally in the face, yet again, over the Falklands. Mr. Obama should remember that more than 250 British servicemen gave their lives in 1982 to liberate the Falklands following the Argentine invasion. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten by the British people, and the suggestion that what they fought for should be negotiated away is both insensitive and insulting on the part of the Obama administration.
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, September 6, 2012, 10:24 PM
on Sep 7, 2012 at 4:58 pm
Nice little puff piece.
How about some journalism? How about asking why Obama would set up an office in an area that is overwhelmingly liberal in a state that will almost assuredly vote for him? Why would the Obama campaign which has been running a deficit (irony) be spending money to open such an office?
Well, if you're not asking, and they are no answering, let me take a shot at it. California is the DNC's ATM. Obama shows up, vacuums up some cash donations, and heads back to DC to spend it.
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And why is this office so "key" that it requires a story like this?
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|Three Lakes track team competes at Shiocton
By Anthony Drew
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The Three Lakes High School track team recently competed at Shiocton, as three Bluejays athletes earned personal-best marks in their respective events.
In attendance at the meet were Manawa, Shiocton, St. Mary's, Almond-Bancroft, Tigerton and Wolf River.
"Both boys and girls are seeing fast improvements as the season progresses," said Jays coach Bobbi Pulver. "Every week, we see new team members with personal bests being achieved."Hunter Raatz scored a personal best
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Martin Michlmayr has published several guides about running Debian on the Linksys NSLU2 ("Slug") router/NAS device, including one on migrating a Debian NSLU2 installation to Marvell's SheevaPlug NAS design. With the latest guides on troubleshooting, booting, modifying, and cloning Debian on the NSLU2, the documentation is essentially complete, says Michlmayr.
The free guides cover a number of topics about running Debian Linux with the much-hacked, Linux-ready Cisco/Linksys NSLU2 router and network-attached storage (NAS) platform. Topics are said to include:
- Troubleshooting: common problems and their solutions
- Internals about the boot process of Debian on the NSLU2
- Modifying a NSLU2 firmware image
- Cloning a NSLU2
- Migration guide: How to move your Debian installation from your NSLU2 to a SheevaPlug
I believe my NSLU2 web page now covers everything Debian users need to know about the NSLU2,"
reports former Debian project leader Michlmayr on his Cyrius.com site where he has posted documentation for Debian porting projects in partnership with the NSLU2-Linux project.
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Changing tides in ocean technologyIMOS Director, Tim Moltmann, has contributed an article to the Journal of Ocean Technology on recent technological... read more
IMOS recognised as a GOOS Regional AllianceAt its most recent meeting in Paris, the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO formally... read more
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Gliderscope Version 5 ReleasedNew version of ANFOG's data-visualising software now available for download read more
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Microbial sampling at IMOS National Reference Stations to be expandedIn 2012 IMOS established a partnership with the Australian Marine Microbial Biodiversity Initiative (AMMBI) to run a... read more
Australia's Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS) was established in 2007 under the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS), and was extended and enhanced through the Education Investment Fund (EIF) in 2009, and extended under the Collaborative Research Infrastructure Scheme (CRIS) and NCRIS in 2013.
IMOS is designed to be a fully-integrated national array of observing equipment to monitor the open oceans and coastal marine environment around Australia, covering physical, chemical and biological variables.
All IMOS data is freely and openly available through the IMOS Ocean Portal for the benefit of Australian marine and climate science as a whole. IMOS observations are guided by societal needs for improved ocean information, and focused through science planning undertaken collaboratively across the Australian marine and climate science community.
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Romeo and Juliet Blu-ray Disc (The Royal Ballet) 2007£22.99Sir Kenneth MacMillan's crowning achievement catches The Royal Ballet at its best. With Carlos Acosta and Tamara Rojo both perfection in their roles, this is a must-have DVD.
The Flames of Paris DVD (The Bolshoi Ballet)£24.99Alexei Ratmansky's acclaimed reconstruction, inspired by the tumult of the French Revolution and starring the extraordinary Ivan Vasiliev and Natalia Osipova.
The Nutcracker DVD (The Bolshoi Ballet)£24.99Tchaikovsky's masterpiece brought to life in Yuri Grigorovich's traditional production. The sumptuous sets are matched by the performances of Nina Kaptsova and Artem Ovcahrenko.
The Rite of Spring / The Firebird DVD (Mariinsky Ballet)£24.99Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring (Le Sacre du printemps) and The Firebird from the Mariinsky Ballet.
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The Kansas City Chiefs' experiment with Tyler Palko will last for at least one more game. While the team did pick up Kyle Orton off waivers on Wednesday, it is probably too late for him to get into practice and assume the starter's position. Reports out of Kansas City believe that Palko will be the starter. Either way, the Pittsburgh Steelers were still going to be big favorites in this game. Odds Shark opened the line at 10-1/2 points and it has moved as high as 11-1/2 in favor of the Steelers.
The Steelers have one of the strongest defenses in the league (No. 3 in passing, No. 6 in rushing) and the Chiefs were able to score just three points against the New England Patriots last week. The over/under opened at 39-1/2 points and has risen to just 40 points. If the score approaches that number, it very well could be all in the Steelers' points column.
To find more Week 12 NFL odds and lines, head over to Odds Shark. For more on this game, visit Steelers blog Behind the Steel Curtain and Chiefs blog Arrowhead Pride. Visit SB Nation NFL for more on Week 12's action.


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Small Steps
Charlene Connors, Experience Corps volunteer member
I walked quietly into the special education classroom, not knowing what to expect. I counted quickly — five boys, one girl. The teacher asked me to work with Alice, the obviously angry child who protested immediately. No, she did not want help; no, she did not want me to sit next to her; and no, she would not read with me.
I learned quickly I couldn't even touch Alice's hand or shoulder, since she would jump away and cringe. We started with my sitting next to her, quietly encouraging her, trying to keep her on task in the classroom. She knew most of her alphabet but hadn't yet made the connection between alphabet sounds and words. We took small steps, and I set little goals.
After several weeks, Alice trusted me enough to sit with me right outside the classroom door. She "helped" me read, as I pointed to the easy words I knew she would know. Soon we were going to the library, picking out books and reading together. Alice started to sound out more words.
One day, Alice wanted to read in the library balcony. I was very pleased but, because of a health problem, going up the steps was difficult for me. I explained we would have to go very slowly. Quickly, Alice grabbed my hand and assured me she could help. And so we climbed slowly, hand in hand, up the library steps.
By the end of the year, Alice didn't need me to pick out books or point out words. She was very excited about reading, eagerly sounding out any words she didn't know, even bringing in books she wanted us to read.
By the end of the year, I no longer needed Alice's help to climb the stairs, but I never told her. We all need a helping hand at some point in our lives.
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The "B.V." in B.V. Tuscany Italian Restaurant aptly comes from the first initials of the first names of owners Benny and Vicky Balidemaj, who opened their dream eatery in 2008. It's quaint and Tuscan-like in appearance, and is perfect for a romantic duo date or family dinner. Two separate dining rooms are adorned with paintings of the Italian Tuscan countryside, and a huge, fully stocked wine rack dominates the back wall of the left dining room. The eatery is located on Cedar Lane in Teaneck with ample street parking and nearby free lots.
The prime entrees that most customers order are the filet mignon meatballs on the homemade pappardelle, or the spinach ravioli with broccoli and tiny pieces of prosciutto for just the right touch of sharpness in garlic and oil. A host of appetizers, salads and desserts are available, in addition to pasta, meat, chicken and seafood entrees.
▪ Italian cuisine
▪ Entrée price range? $13.00 - $25.00
▪ Casual dress code
▪ All major credit cards accepted
▪ Handicap accessible via street level entrance
▪ On street parking for free, and free parking in nearby lot after 5 pm
▪ 100+ Wine list of domestic and International offerings
▪ No separate dining room for private parties, but parties can be held if prearranged
▪ Tuesday - Wednesday, Noon - 9:30 pm; Friday, Noon - 10:30 pm; Saturday, 3 pm - 10:30 pm; Sunday, 3 pm – 9 pm
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Cardinals CB-RS Patrick Peterson has had his share of problems this season. But we hear he's still considered the least of the team's concerns.
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Our Cardinals sources don't believe the team will make any changes in the coaching staff despite the hard times in the desert as of late.
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Alex Smith completed 18-of-19 passes for 232 yards and three TDs as the 49ers flexed their NFC West dominance with a 24-3 win over the Cardinals.
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A man says Arizona Cardinals defensive end Ronald Talley seriously injured him by smashing a champagne bottle over his head at a suburban Detroit bar. A lawsuit filed Wednesday in Oakland County Circuit Court names Talley, five unknown bouncers and the now-closed South Bar. The lawsuit says Robert Ford was attacked for no reason at the Birmingham bar on March 26.||||||| Attorney Jonathan Marko says bouncers dragged the 30-year-old Ford to an alley and left him there until he was rescued by authorities and taken to a hospital. Marko says Ford needed 13 staples to close his head wound. He says a doctor had to "fish to get glass out of his head."
The Arizona Cardinals have elevated defensive end Ronald Talley from the practice squad to take the roster spot vacated by injured nose tackle Dan Williams.||||||| Talley was inactive for five games earlier this season after being moved up from the practice squad on Sept. 20. He has spent the other five weeks on the practice squad.


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Removal of tarp would add 11,406 seats for each game
OAKLAND -- A's managing partner Lew Wolff and president Michael Crowley have announced that the third deck at the McAfee Coliseum will be open for any potential World Series games played. The announcement was based on a request from Commissioner Bud Selig.
The third deck has been covered up by green tarps since the start of the 2006 season for the A's, and was only opened for Oakland Raiders home games.
The tarps were originally put on to create a better atmosphere at the Coliseum, and because too many problems were occurring in the upper decks with fans. Before the start of the postseason, the A's announced that the tarps would not be removed for baseball's second season.
The seating capacity with the tarps is 35,077, which includes 1,000 standing room only tickets. The opening of the third deck will create an additional 11,406 seats per game.
Those seats will be made available to the randomly selected winners from the 125,000 fans who preregistered to purchase World Series tickets through oaklandathletics.com. Randomly selected winners will be notified by e-mail with instructions for ordering.
Major League Baseball has priced the tickets at $150.
Ryan Quinn is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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DELPHOS—One hundred and thirty fifth-graders from Landeck, St. John's and Franklin elementaries received certificates Friday afternoon as graduates of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) Program, while their parents, teachers and principals bore witness.
D.A.R.E., which teaches the importance of saying "no" to drugs, alcohol and other poisonous substances, aims to help children make good life choices.
The special guest speaker, Mike Hemmelgarn, used ventriloquist dummies, juggling and balloon sculptures to share a similar message.
Hemmelgarn's entire show was built around the idea of character and what it means to be your best self. "Character is what we are on the inside," he said. "It's a matter of being trustworthy, respectful, responsible, fair and caring. It's about being a good citizen. D.A.R.E. just adds to that. It helps you make sure that you're not going to ruin that by taking harmful substances into your body or by making bad choices.
"Saying no and having courage, sometimes it won't be easy but even when it's hard, even when your friends are trying to get you to do something you know isn't right, you need to say no," he continued. "When someone comes up to you and wants you to do drugs, you say no, you go and you tell. Tell your parents, your teachers or anyone else you trust." Allen County Sheriff's Sergeant Mike White, head of the Allen County program, closed the ceremony by giving advice to the graduates and their parents. "In D.A.R.E. we try to teach kids the importance of making good decisions but also the dangers of tobacco, drugs, alcohol and peer pressure," White said. "We talk about family and friends and why they are so important. All I ask of you kids is that you make sure you take what you've learned and apply it to your life, make good decisions.
"To the parents," he added. "Make sure you know what your kids are doing and who they're hanging out with because there are definitely people out there who will talk to them if you don't. These are the types of people you don't want talking to your kids, so make sure you talk to them." The students were all asked to turn in an essay as part of the program and two winners were chosen from each of the five fifth-grade classes. Winners were as follows: Lincoln Mueller and Abby Hensley (St. John's Elementary, Mrs. Diana Wrasman); Adam Bockey and Leah Hays (St. John's Elementary, Mrs. Sue Dew); Mattison Sair-Sevitz and Justin Mox (Landeck Elementary, Mr. Damon Ulm); Gunnar Bodine and Shelby Maloney (Franklin Elementary, Mr. Whitney Harper); and Samantha Knepper and Brady Johnston (Franklin Elementary, Mrs. Jennifer McElroy).
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Oct. 7, 1957 - March 10, 2013Timothy Junior Rigdon, 55, of rural Spencerville, died early Sunday morning following a four wheeler accident on Kill Road, south of Landeck in Allen County.He was born Oct. 7, 1957 in Lima to Billy Junior and Clara Marguerite Gay Rigdon, who preceded him in death.Mr. Rigdon is survived by his very special friend of 19 years, Dawn L. Cummans, with whom he lived. Also surviving are his children; Jessica Jo Rigdon and Rochelle Reana (Dennis) Turner, both of Lima and Amanda Louise Rigdon and Timothy Riley Rigdon, both of Spencerville; 4 siblings, Mike Rigdon, Jeff (Debbie) Rigdon, Theresa Downard and Mark Rigdon, all of Lima; 4 grandchildren, Brooke Brown of Lima, Trey Rigdon of Tenn., Starla Turner and Caleb Turner, both of Lima.An infant sister Lori Ann Rigdon preceded him in death.Tim had attended Spencerville Schools, was employed at AWC Trucking Company of Delphos and had also worked at Ohio Decorative Products in Spencerville. He enjoyed NASCAR, fishing, camping and his four wheeler.Funeral services will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Thomas E. Bayliff Funeral Home in Spencerville with Rev. Andrew J. Atkins officiating. Burial will be at a later date in the West Union Cemetery, north of Spencerville.Friends may call from 2-4 p.m. and 6-7:30 p.m. on Thursday.Memorials may be made to the family.
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Wildly popular restaurant specialising in food from Shaanxi province.
Wildly popular restaurant specialising in food from Shaanxi province.
Located off Sanlitun Lu, this is an excellent place to while away a few hours, either on the laptop (there's wi-fi), immersed in one of the 9000-odd books in the library, or over a coffee or crêpe (from Y22), there's also a spacious, enclosed terrace.
There aren't enough places in Běijīng that serve up xiāng cài (湘菜), the name given to the notoriously spicy cuisine of Húnán province, but this large, fiery restaurant is arguably the best of them.
Nestling in a hútòng that was one of the locations for the movie Beijing Bicycle, Hútòng Pizza's trademark square pizzas are some of the best in town. There's a wide selection to choose from, including veggie options, or you can build your own, and they're big: the large pizzas (from ¥105) will easily satisfy two hungry people.
Proper locals' joint, serving Běijīng dishes in a noisy, no-nonsense atmosphere. The house speciality is chǎogān (炒肝; pig's liver stew; ¥5 to ¥8). This is also a good place to try zhá guànchang (炸灌肠; garlic-topped deep-fried crackers; ¥6) and má dòufu (麻豆腐; spicy tofu paste; ¥10).
The speciality of this excellent-value Sichuanese restaurant is málà xiāngguō (麻辣香锅; ¥48 to ¥58), a fiery, chilli-laced broth with either chicken (香锅鸡; xiāngguō jī ), prawns (香锅虾; xiāngguō xiā ) or ribs (香锅排骨; xiāngguō páigǔ ) simmering away inside, and with a variety of vegetables added into the mix. One pot is enough for two or three people.
A huge hit with expats, this cafe-restaurant was the first place to open its doors on the now increasingly trendy lane, Wudaoying Hutong. It's particularly popular for brunch or lunch, and the British owner does an excellent full English breakfast. There's a nice conservatory, a nonsmoking area and lots of sofas to sink into.
All sorts of donkey dishes are served up in this tiny little locals favourite, but the speciality is lǔ" ròu hǔoshāo (驴肉火烧; ¥6); pastry pockets filled with freshly chopped donkey meat and seasoned with herbs, spices and green chillies – a perfect, if slightly unusual, takeaway snack, which is a speciality of Héběi, the largely rural province which surrounds Běijīng.
Don't be put off by the name; this is so much more than a steak house. It's fine dining at its finest and, located on one of the top floors of the tallest building in the city, this is literally the high point of Běijīng's restaurant scene.
Taiwanese cuisine is influenced by Fújiàn and Hakka food, with dishes that are lighter and less spicy than most mainland ones. This hectic, large restaurant is one of a number of Taiwanese places that have opened in Běijīng recently.
This restaurant specialises in the spicy cuisine of southwestern Guìzhōu province. The food is delicious, some of the best in Běijīng. The fried pork ribs (Y68) are a must, but almost everything is good. Try the stir-fried grass roots with Guìzhōu bacon (Y35), or the superb salads. The Guìzhōu smashed potato (Y28), a regional version of mashed potato, is tremendous.
Less touristy than the other duck options in the area, Biànyífāng claims to be the original Peking duck restaurant – it cites a heritage that dates back to the reign of the Qing emperor Xianfeng. The birds here are roasted in the mènlú style (in a closed oven, as opposed to a half-open one where the duck hangs to cook) and the meat is nice and tender.
A local favourite, especially for breakfast, Bāozi Pù – literally 'dumplings shop' – has been on this corner for years. Steamed pork dumplings (包子; bāozi ; ¥5 per basket) are the speciality – you'll see bamboo baskets of them piled up at the entrance; say 'sù bāozi' if you want vegetable ones. The boiled dumplings (蒸饺; zhēng jiǎo ) are also good.
The name of this place means 'three types of food'; the three types being eels, frogs and loaches – three typical ingredients in Sichuanese cuisine. You can also tuck into duck neck, chicken feet and pig trotters, plus plenty of other dishes that are traditionally more palatable according to Western tastes. Whatever you order, though, expect it to be pretty spicy.
Lao Li, the eccentric manager of What? Bar, two doors from here, swears by the boiled dumplings (蒸饺; zhēng jiǎo ) in this simple restaurant. They come by the basket and are perfect for lining your stomach before you delve into the cheap beer at What? Bar.
This place attempts to give diners an impression of a traditional streetside Nánjīng restaurant, but this is totally fake, of course, given that it's located on the 4th floor of a modern shopping centre. But the atmosphere is fun and friendly and the food is tasty and very good value.


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WASHINGTON - This time, the "sun monster" helped Jayson Werth's Washington Nationals and hurt the Milwaukee Brewers.
A day after the Nationals misplayed a pair of fly balls in the midday glare, Werth wound up with a two-out, two-run double when Brewers center fielder Carlos Gomez lost a ball in the sun to spark a big fourth inning Monday, and Washington beat Milwaukee 12-2 to cut its magic number for winning the NL East to five.
The Nationals improved to a majors-best 93-60 and increased their division lead over Atlanta to five games with nine to play.
Marco Estrada (4-7) lasted only four innings for the Brewers, who entered the day 2 1/2 games behind the St. Louis Cardinals for the NL's second wild-card berth.
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Women's Basketball Advances to Elite Eight
FORT MYERS, Fla.- The No. 1 FGCU Eagles are headed to Kearney, Nebraska as they defeated the No. 4 Delta St. Lady Statesmen 57-44 in front of a record crowd of 4012 at Alico Arena. The Eagles will face North Dakota St. in Division II Elite Eight on March 21. This is the farthest any FGCU athletic program has advanced.
Katie Schrader's (Sr., Fort Collins, Colo.) three and a couple free throws by Adrianne McNally (Fr., Howell, MI) gave the Eagles a quick 5-0 lead. Brittani Calhoun and Jennifer Rushing answered with hoops of their own. FGCU then went on a 9-0 run to increase the lead to 14-4. During that run, Ashley Haegele got a three point play right before the under 12 minute media time-out to electrify the crowd, to make the score 11-4. Delta St. and FGCU traded baskets before the Lady Statesmen went on a 12-4 run over the next seven minutes to make the score 18-16 in favor of the Eagles. The Eagles built the lead back to five at 23-18 on a three pointer by Haegele before Delta St. ended the half with a lay-up from Calhoun to make the score at half 23-20.
Both teams shot very poorly in the first half with FGCU shooting 33% on 7-of-21 from the floor and Delta St. shooting 29% at 10-of-34 from the floor. The Eagles were a little sloppy in the first half as Delta St. forced nine first half turnovers scoring 10 points off those turnovers compared to only three points for FGCU off only four turnovers for Delta St.
Rushing scored the first hoop of the second half one and half minutes into it but that was quickly answered by Schrader's lay-up on a great pass by Steffi Sorensen (Fr., Jacksonville, Fla.) and then a fast break lay-up by Sorensen which brought the crowd to their feet and made the score 27-22. Sorensen scored all 14 of her points in the second half as she has now scored 25 points in the last two games all in the second half. After a jumper by Rushing the Eagles went on a 13-4 run to build their lead to 40-28. Sorensen hit another three and Delta St. was called for a foul on the same play and the Eagles scored on the inbound play to give the Eagles five points in one second.
The teams traded baskets and Delta St. could not get any closer than eight points as the Eagles ran away with game and went onto win 57-44. FGCU is now headed to Kearney, Nebraska and will face North Dakota, a 108-75 winner over Nebraska-Kearney.
"(Delia) De La Torre came up with huge offensive rebounds and put backs down the stretch for us," stated Head Coach Karl Smesko.
FGCU was led by Sorensen, who was named to the all-tournament team, with 14 points (all in the second half), Schrader, named the MVP, finished with 13 and Haegele came off the bench in a huge way to score 11 points. Delia De La Torre (Jr., Las Cruces, NM) was also huge off the bench as she scored eight points and a team high five rebounds. Alex Nelson also was selected to the all-tournament team.The Eagles will face North Dakota on Wednesday March 21 in Kearney, Nebraska at 9:00 pm with a chance to go to the NCAA Women's Final Four.
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Duck Shoot To Benefit The Saluda County Historical Society
Members of the Saluda County Historical Society will hold a morning Duck Hunt on Saturday, January 18, 2014. The hunt will be hosted by the Windy Hill Rod and Gun Club and the Randy Barnes Family at Padgett Pond, Saluda County, South Carolina.
Proceeds from the hunt will be used to further fund the preservation of the historic Marsh-Johnson House, one of the properties of the Society in need of further restoration. One of the major goals of the Society is the preservation of the history of Saluda County. The house is an excellent example of an "upland plantation home" and has undergone massive restoration over the past year using grants, society funds, and proceeds from the annual deer/duck hunts.


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Good job interviewing people, that's great. A suggestion for improvement is that next time you should make sure that the quotes you get are relevant, true, and make sense in the context of the story.
Is it relevant, for example, that children survive leukemia and cancer now when they used to die to a story about Crohn's disease? No. Is that the reason that this child got terrible service from PAUSD, because cancer survival rates are up? No. That quote from the former principal of the Packard Hospital School has literally nothing to do with this situation.
That's a nonsequitor that helps to fuzz out whether or not PAUSD is responsible for providing a reasonable education for kids who are chronically or acutely ill.
The relevant fact is that PAUSD never even referred this family to the Hospital School and their kid had to get a GED. Really? That's a violation of his rights under the ADA and the IDEA. Did no one at the Weekly think of that and ask Tabitha for comment on that issue: hey what about reasonable accommodations and the rights of the disabled?
Instead we get a random theory about how cancer survival rates have somehow made it hard for PAUSD to do its job.
What about all the kids who are in the hospital due to eating disorders, depression, and other mental health issues? Did cancer survivability rates force all them to get GEDs too?
Does anyone at all even understand that there are laws that govern these issues. Dear family of this child: sue. He had a right to an education despite his disability. He didn't get it. That's disability discrimination.
on Sep 6, 2013 at 3:58 pm
"The Palo Alto district's Hospital School "is a fantastic service, but it doesn't happen anywhere else," she said. "PAUSD and the Hospital School have been affiliated since 1924, there's a long history, but it's just something Palo Alto does."
Um, evidently it's not actually something Palo Alto does, per your own story that says that the family was never even referred to the hospital school, had a bad experience, and never graduated from high school.
Is there any way we could ever get a story about education that doesn't pat PAUSD on the back? Hey good job running this thing that no one else has even though according to the story 98% of the students aren't from PAUSD, so everyone has it, and anyway this kid didn't get it, but only Palo Alto has it because PAUSD is uniquely great. Somehow. That is not supported by this story.
on Sep 6, 2013 at 4:38 pm
I have to agree. This article left me wanting to know more too.
It appears that the family was OK but not elated with the mix of education services it received (1-on-1 tutoring 1 day/5 hours a week at home AND live teachers who supervised online instruction and independent study) but says that the family would have preferred to have had their son attend Packard's Children's Hospital school instead.
It would have been helpful if the article reported what the Packard School is, which I understand is pretty much the same as what he was getting from PAUSD - live teachers who serve as a resource for high school students who are self-studying. It is only available while students are in the hospital there or out-patients under Packard doctors' care staying at the Ronald MacDonald house because they live far away. Others are to go back to their regular school once released from the hospital.
Was Packard Hospital a long-term option for this teen? The article implies no by its focus on the student managing his illness at home and in the regular high school. Confusing.
Out of curiosity, I just googled Chrohns. Chrohns is a terrible, chronic condition that, for most, comes and goes. The Chrohns Foundation lists the accommodations schools can make to help students manage their illness:
At School
- Unlimited passes and classroom seating near the door
- Allow small snacks and supplies that can be eaten/used as needed.
- Test and project accommodations with test "stop the clock" breaks
- Rest time and place at school as needed
- Medication schedule
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- An extra set of books for home
- Allow the student to make up or get help with assignments, at home or while in the hospital.


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6:00am Monday 11th February 2013 in Sport By Sam Morshead
PAOLO Di Canio thanked the Swindon Town fans for their very personal show of support towards him during the Robins' 1-1 draw with Hartlepool on Saturday, but the County Ground boss once again refused to comment further on his future after the match.
Supporters stood up to chant Di Canio's name in unison for 60 seconds from the 10-minute mark and held aloft posters and banners urging the Italian to stick it out with Town, as he continues to consider his position at the club.
The Swindon manager noted the crowd's message in his post-match press conference but could not offer fans any assurances that he will commit to remaining with the Robins just yet.
"It was special reception but obviously it is important for the squad and the club, not Paolo Di Canio. I want to thank them. Even if they didn't come in here with the intention to sing my name, for me it is not important because I know they appreciate the job I have done," he said.
"I always work for the cause, I am fully professional and until the (last) day I am here I will give my best. I will go angry like I am today because that result hurt me, but I am never going to forget them and everything that happened in five years' time, two months' time, one day's time.
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1216 Ocean Ave 2 and 3 bdrm 1/2 blk to beach in Ocean City
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Includes beach tags and wireless internet. Location, location, location! Half block to beach and boardwalk, enjoy everything Ocean City has to offer without ever moving your car. These family owned and maintained first and second floor rear apartments are located in one of Ocean City's few remaining turn of the century classic homes. All of the charm you remember with updated modern amenities. Check in Sat. at 3pm, check out Sat. 10am. Cleaning is done for you. Bring your own sheets, towels and beach chairs. Please note property rents from Saturday to Saturday in the summer months. We will consider renting for shorter stays in the off season. Cancellation Policy If you provide 30 days notice or we can rebook the reservation you will receive a full refund.
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First floor three bedrooms (2 queen beds,2 twin), one bath, sleeps six, full kitchen with dishwasher, two fully enclosed hot outdoor showers (shared), air conditioned (window units), washer/dryer, TV with DVD player, parking for two cars, use of four beach tags, covered deck. Second floor two bedrooms (2 queen beds 2 queen sleeper sofas) full kitchen (no dishwasher),large open deck,one bathroom and same amenities listed above.
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Spend the day on the beach, walk the boards at night. Enjoy a concert or show at the historic Music Pier. Take a 20min ride south to the FREE county park and zoo. You will never run out of things to do.
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Second Fl 2 bedroom 2014 week of 5/23 (Memorial Day) $950, 5/31 $950 6/14 $1200, 6/21 $1400, 7/12 $1550, 8/9 $1550, 8/16 $1450, 8/23 $1350, 8/30 (Labor Day) $1250, 9/6 $1100, 9/13 $900(6 ngts only), 9/21 $800.
First Fl 3 bedroom 2014 week of 5/24 (Memorial Day)$1300, 5/31 $1275, 6/21 $ 1600, 8/2 $1750, 8/23 (6 nights) $1500, 9/6 $1375,9/13 $1200(6 ngts only) 9/21 $800
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2005 Custom Country Club Cabin WiFi,HDTV & on Hiking Trail in Pinetop
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You'll love our new 3 bedroom/2 bath cabin in Pinetop Lakes
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