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Luminant, a subsidiary of Energy Future Holdings, formerly TXU Corp., is the largest competitive power generation business in Texas. Our activities include plant and mine, wholesale marketing and trading, and development operations.
With Texas roots that stretch back over 125 years, we have played an integral role in the evolution, growth and progress of Texas, and today we are helping power one of the world's largest electric markets. We are proud to provide reliable, affordable electricity to Texas consumers as we set new standards in environmental stewardship and innovation that will result in cleaner air, water and land. This mission requires thousands of dedicated employees and investment of billions of dollars in infrastructure and development.
Luminant has more than 15,400 megawatts of capacity, including 2,300 MW fueled by nuclear power and 8,000 MW fueled by coal. Almost 2,200 MW of our coal generation are new baseload units, equipped with advanced environmental controls. With a portfolio of more than 700 MW of wind power, we are also one of the largest purchasers of wind-generated electricity in Texas and the nation.
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Valley girls. Surf bros. Chicano English.
A team of researchers from Stanford have launched the study Voices of California to determine if Californians have accents.
What do you think the Aliso Viejo accent is?
Penelope Eckert, professor of linguistics and anthropology at Stanford, believes there's more to it than vowel shifting and vocabulary, dudes.
Despite the state's diverse population, many Californians believe they don't have distinguishable way of speaking. (Some call it a "TV accent.")
"It's really important to portray California as it is," Eckert told Stanford News. "People have this view of California based on Hollywood, and California really is a very diverse state."
Voices of California researchers are recording and studying how Californians speak. They've visited Redding, Merced and, last fall, went to Bakersfield.
Eckert and her researchers say they've found distinctions between coastal California and Central Valley, such as influences of southern twang from Dust Bowl migrants. The large number of Latinos in California impacts language as well.
Voices of California participants talk about their lives, but also are asked questions about special words, expressions, and pronunciations during research interviews. Each reads a list of words that researchers think have distinctive pronunciations in California.
- Wash, because some people pronounce it "warsh."
- Greasy, because some people pronounce it "greezy."
- Pin and pen, because some people pronounce them the same.
KQED in San Francisco and Southern California Public Radio invited listeners to record impressions of California accents.
Stephanie Sanchez of Newport Beach said in one of the public radio recordings that she thinks Southern Californians prolong their words.
"It's very definitive of beach culture—real slow drawn out vowels," she said, adding that "it can be kind of high-pitched sometimes" and "of course, there's definitely the words 'like' and 'whatever' thrown around."
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Atlantic Theater Company Will Present U.S. Premiere of Our New Girl, Starring Mary McCann
By Carey Purcell
The final production of Atlantic Theater Company's 2013-14 season will be Nancy Harris' Our New Girl. Previews will begin at Atlantic Stage 2 May 28, 2014, prior to an official opening June 10. The limited engagement will continue through June 22.
Directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch (Harper Regan, Bluebird), the production will star Mary McCann.
"Behind the shiny door of Hazel Robinson's perfect London home, nothing is as it seems," press notes state. "Hazel's plastic surgeon husband Richard has embarked on his latest charitable quest in Haiti, leaving the heavily-pregnant Hazel with a failing business and a problem son. When a professional nanny arrives unannounced on the Robinsons' doorstep, Hazel finds her home under the shadow of a perfect stranger with an agenda of her own."
McCann is a founding member of the Atlantic Theater Company. Her stage credits include The Weir, Harper Regan and Bluebird.
Harris' work includes No Romance, The Kreutzer Sonata, Little Dolls and Love in a Glass Jar.
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Welcome to Redbridge College!
The faculty and students of Redbridge College have a lot to be excited about – it's going to be a big year of positive changes and improvements for all.
This begins with the fantastic new facilities now underway. A £7 million investment, the Chadwell Heath Campus is under construction as crews are working quickly to build a 250-seat theatre for use by performing arts students, as well as college and community events. There will be a stunning new courtyard and reception area and classrooms built for hi-tech learning to truly make Redbridge College a state-of-the-art educational destination.
Chadwell Heath isn't the only campus with exciting upcoming projects: this September the Urban Oasis salon located on the Ilford Campus will be open for business for the first time. Urban Oasis will offer fabulous hair and beauty treatments in brand-new facilities at competitive rates. This commercial salon is connected to the training salons at the Ilford Skills Academy of Redbridge College, giving students unparalleled access to a working salon and the preparation necessary to succeed in their careers, including the possibility to work in the salon after graduation as a fully-qualified, independent practitioner.
Redbridge College is taking steps to ensure the continued improvement of learning and student success. One example of such improvements is the English and Maths Campaign for the Autumn Term, which is a promotional measure to raise awareness of the importance of English and Maths amongst students and ways they can improve with tools such as diagnostic testing to evaluate skill levels and areas to focus on.
Redbridge is also focused on attendance. The college recognises how vital attendance and punctuality are to the success of all classes and students. As well as raising standards and expectations across the board, faculty and staff are also implementing greater schemes to reward good attendance and instil these vital habits in all students going forward. This will ensure students achieve results to their fullest capabilities, successfully complete their qualifications and accomplish their academic and career goals.
Redbridge College is an educational institution that is always moving forward. Technologically, academically, culturally, Redbridge ensures that students and teachers work in a harmonious environment for the mutual goal of student success.
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Inside this 1894 mansion in Old Louisville, is a hidden jewel of the city.
The candy's creators, Ron and Jane Harris, are full of flavor just like the hand made treats!
The couple started making these little bourbon bundles of joy in 1995.
Ron says this is serious business!
"Well I could give you the recipe to Happy Balls, but you would either have to never leave the house or I would have to kill you," Ron joked. "It's top secret because we make the creamiest ones around. I can tell you some steps. It takes 56 hours and two minutes to make one of these."
The process starts by soaking the pecans for 24 hours.
Then they give them a shake to soak in the flavor.
From there, it's on to the butter cream center.
"Once it's in the bowls, it ages for another 24 hours so that all the flavors can melt. Then we scoop."
"Good scoop man. "That one is going to sell," Ron said.
"Where did the name happy balls come from?" I asked.
"My aunt Happy. She lived to be 92. She told us at the end of her life that you've made me famous in my old age. People used to recognize her from the picture on the box. And she really loved that. She said that I perfected her recipe," he said.
According to Ron, Aunt Happy used rot-gut bourbon.
His secret ingredient? Knob Creek bourbon!
"Ladies if you make these at home. The better the bourbon, the better the ball," Ron said.
After the happy balls are rolled, it's time for the critical part. Dipping them in chocolate from San Francisco.
And then, the finishing touch.
In the past six years, nearly one million bourbon candies have rolled out of the Harris house.
Each one hand crafted right here in Old Louisville.
For more information on these delectable desserts , visit the Harris' website www.gethappyballs.com.
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Really cool story about the Erie Otters of the OHL. My family is all from Erie, and I dawn the Otter when I play pick up, so I'm a little biased, but still a very good read.
The Stars play in the hometown of their new owner for the first time this season and other news and notes from around the NHL.
A public service announcement draws attention; Stamkos for Hart? Is the affiliation between the Lightning and Admirals coming to an end? All this and plenty more in our link roundup.
Seriously good hockey story here.
The 2011 European Hockey playoff season keeps rolling with the talented Salavat Yulaev Ufa winning at home to open their KHL Eastern Conference Final, while Lulea gets the bounces to go their way...
Boca Raton native a natural for Cats
Erie Otters center Andrew Yogan grew up - gulp - a Panthers fan. From FoxNews.com: "I still have a poster of (Bure) in my room, and I don't think I'll ever take that down. He was really good at scoring and I love to score so I learned a lot of things from him. Just watching him growing up, that's why I went to Panthers games. Him, and everyone loved Peter Worrell fighting." Yogan's career numbers can be found here. How 'bout it, Randy? Take a chance on this guy. He likes it here.
The Tampa Bay Lightning have signed goaltending prospect Jaroslav Janus. May the speculation about Mike Smith's future in Tampa resume...
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(WMC-TV) - A Mississippi Highway Patrol trooper was killed in a motorcycle accident in Senatobia.
According to the highway patrol, Trooper Eric Lentz, 47, was killed when another vehicle collided with his motorcycle at the intersection of West Main Street and West Street.
"I heard him when he first made the turn," said Mark Rhodes. "I came out and he was laying in the street and the next thing I know, they were getting the sheet, putting it over him."
Investigators say the crash happened when another car turned out in front of the off-duty patrolman's motorcycle.
Lentz has been employed with the department since 1995 and was in line for a promotion to the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation.
Senatobia Police Chief Steve Holts said these are the most difficult crashes to work, particularly when the officer is from the area.
"It's a brotherhood and it's very hard once you find out you have a brother that has fallen," said Holts. "It is very hard."
"We serve the general public trying to prevent crashes, unfortunately we're not immune to crashes either," said Ray Hall, Mississippi State Highway Patrol.
People in the community describe Lentz as a friendly man.
He leaves behind a wife, daughter, and son.
Senatobia police say it does not appear that the driver of the other car, David Lentz, a young man with no relation to the victim, will face any charges in the crash.
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Teammates Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin are really good at hockey ... except when they're running into each other.
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Thank you for solving the mystery of what "El Grullense" means! I have been wondering ever since I moved here a year ago. I wonder literally every time I pass an El Grullense Taqueria, and since I drive up and down El Camino nearly every day, that's a lot of wondering. My husband and I were just discussing this when we drove by two of the taquerias in Redwood City last night. Does it mean grill? Is it a chain? You read our minds! We looked it up in our Spanish dictionary when we got home, and didn't make the leap from "la grulla" to "El Grullense," so we were still wondering. My husband opened up the latest PA Weekly this morning, and mystery solved. Thanks! Now, can you tell us where our missing socks disappear to when we do laundry? :)
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I whacked a stump with my Woods 42" cut belly mower. Now I need to replace the two blades. Can anyone tell me how to remove the pins? It appears to be a 3/4 inch bolt with some sort of cut out for pin removal. Left handed threads??? Please help...grass is growing fast...
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Billy Morgan raised the bar for British snowboarding when, on the 27th October 2012, he won the Relentless Freeze Snowboard Big Air Competition. The London competition featured an incredible line up, which included the Helgason brothers, Stale Sandbech and Marko Grilc. Not bad for a kid from the English sea-side. He came to prominence a year before this, when, in 2011, he became the first person to land a Triple Backside Rodeo Flip in snowboard history. The video of this trip was played repeatedly throughout snowboard circles and placed him up with many of the best boarders in the scene. His focus, however, is set firmly on making the Great Britain team for Sochi 2014. Billy is something of a youtube star. The video of him completing the first ever Triple Rodeo in Colorado went viral and has been viewed almost a million times. He followed this feat up by becoming the first Briton to nail the Backside Triple Cork 1440. Born on England's occasionally sunny South coast, snowboarding didn't seem the natural outlet for Morgan. Billy was a late starter in a sport dominated by prodigies. Aged 17 he went on a school trip to an artificial slope his friend convinced him to give snowboarding a go, it was love at first sight. Having already shown talent at skateboarding, he swapped concrete for snow and hasn't looked back.
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The comedy legend once described his staff writer of more than 15 years as someone who "finds fun in the familiar, the mirth in the mundane, the belly laughs in the bellyaches of everyday living."
In addition to Hope, Bolton has written for such performers as Phyllis Diller, Wayne Newton, Mark Lowry, Rick Burgess and Bill "Bubba" Bussey.
Her finely-honed sense of humor is also on display in some of the 50-plus books that she has authored.
Bolton's gems include "Didn't My Skin Used to Fit" on the topic of growing older and "It Gets Better as the Years Drag On" for married couples.
On Thursday, she will be at Westside Baptist Church in Jasper for "Mopping with Your Pearls On," an inspirational humor show with Walker County native Edie Hand.
The setting should feel like a homecoming for Bolton, who started her comedy writing career as a church secretary.
"I did a lot of Friar's Club-type roasts on the pastor and different people in the church. I enjoyed doing that, and it seemed to go over very well with the congregation and the pastor," Bolton said.
Soon, Bolton was receiving invitations to roast the clergy in other churches. Several people suggested that she should be writing for television.
Bolton went down to her local library one day and paid 25 cents for 20 minutes of typing time on a couple of spec scripts for "Mama's Family."
The show's creative consultant took them to the producer, who said that he would call her in for a pitch session the following season.
Then "Mama's Family" was canceled.
Fate had a better job in mind for Bolton — as the first female on Hope's writing staff.
The same person who recommended her for "Mama's Family" also worked for Hope and passed her name along to him.
Hope was in his early 80s at the time and still going strong with four or five TV specials a year and hundreds of personal appearances.
As a member of his final staff, Bolton got to know a man who was as funny in the 1980s and '90s as when he became a star in the '30s.
His dog Snowjob once bit Bolton on the foot when she was at Hope's house dropping off material.
Hope sent her a telegram after the incident that read "Dear Martha, please come back soon. I'm ready for another hors d'oeuvre. Love, Snowjob."
One of Bolton's favorite stories about Hope concerns one of his infamous late-night phone calls to one of his writers.
Hope asked the man's wife if he was home. She looked over at her husband, sleeping peacefully in the bed beside her. Rather than wake him up, she said, "No, he told me that he was going to be with you tonight."
There was a pause and then Bob said, "Oh yeah, here he comes now."
Bolton added that the trick to writing for well-known entertainers like Hope and Diller is to get inside their head to be able to craft jokes in their voice.
"You can't just write a general joke for anyone to do because most comedians have spent years developing their persona and that voice. When you write for them, you have to make it seamless," Bolton said.
Bolton is capable of writing much more than comedy sketches and one-liners.
She has worked on books, newspaper columns, greeting cards, plays and musicals. She currently has several movie scripts that she hopes will become bigger projects.
Bolton said she feels lucky to have worked with so many successful people, especially one funny man who taught her so much about comedy and life.
"The best training ground for writing comedy was the College of Bob Hope," she said.
Tickets for "Mopping with Your Pearls On" are $18 per person for a table of seven or $25 for an individual.
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The YugaTech PC Labs is a special section dedicated to all things hardware and PC. I thought that will all the spare parts I get to test out, it would be more fitting to put them all in a more hardcore section and away from the usual consumer electronics I often cover on the main blog.
Expect to see a lot of features, reviews, CPU benchmarks, some over-clocking experiments, PC recommendations, expert interviews and reader contributions. I will also regularly publish some lessons I learned while running an internet cafe business here.
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The Orlando Magic will soon hire either Jeff Bower or Dennis Lindsey as the team's new general manager, according to several reports. Brian Schmitz of the Orlando Sentinel reports that the first job for the new GM will be to trade Dwight Howard.
Next Magic GM -- it's likely either Jeff Bower or Dennis Lindsey--- must hit ground running. Biggest job: Trading Dwight. He wants out.— Brian K. Schmitz (@MagicInsider) June 15, 2012
Howard famously waffled on his desire to remain in Orlando at the trade deadline. Eventually, the team plied him with gumdrops, and the All-NBA center waived his early termination option, leaving him under contract for the 2012-13 season.
Bower spent time as the GM of the New Orleans Hornets before being replaced by Dell Demps. Demps worked with Lindsey in the San Antonio Spurs' front office, where Lindsey is currently the assistant general manager behind R.C. Buford.
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Lakeside Vacation! Enjoy the fun on Lake Dunlap and New Braunfels. Patio on the water is perfect for outdoor entertaining and relaxing by the water. Bring your boat, jet ski & fishing pole & enjoy all that Lake Dunlap has to offer. A public boat ramp is located under the I-35 river bridge. This vacation home has a Boat Dock to park your boat, 100 feet of bulk head waterfront, and a spacious side yard for the kids and adults to play!
Lakeside retreat has been fully remodeled. Kitchen features granite counter top, breakfast bar, range, microwave, frig, and all the basic necessities. Dining and open Living area. 4 Bedrooms uipstairs, and 2 downstairs with a media room for Movie Nght and Poker Room!
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Short drive to Schlitterbahn, Tanger Outlet Mall, San Antonio, historic Gruene and much more.
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For any Washington State fans already looking to next season, scratch a game against BYU off the list.
The Salt Lake Tribune reported BYU decided to play Virginia instead of Washington State next September, but only because Washington State wanted out of the home-and-home deal with the blue Cougars.
Washington State lost to BYU in Provo this year.
Who will Washington State play instead of BYU? It appears the tentative schedule says Auburn, with the game to be played in Alabama on Aug. 31.


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Playbill.com has collected videos from the production, as well as interviews with the cast and creative team below.
Click here to read more of our coverage of Théâtre du Châtelet's Sunday in the Park With George.
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She was preceded in death by her son, James Carl "Jimmy" Wilson Jr.
Survivors include her husband, James Carl Wilson; daughter, Rita Harris; grandchildren, Jennifer Wilson Perry (London) and Joshua Harris (Dusty); great-grandchildren, Emory, Madison, Audrey and Gage; siblings, Druscilla Jett, Irene Reeves, Lorene Reeves and J. D. Johnson; special sister-in-law and best friend, Barbara Wilson; and a host of nieces, nephews and friends.
Funeral services will be held today, Oct. 9, 2012 at 2 p.m. at Dilworth Church of God. The Rev. Nelson Kimberly will officiate. Burial will follow in the adjoining cemetery. Visitation will be at the church from 1 until 2 p.m. prior to services.
Della "Granny" was a special person to many people and will be greatly missed by her community, church and family.
In lieu of flowers, the family request that donations be made to Dilworth Church of God or Life Care Hospice.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.newhorizonmemorial.com.
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AUBURN, Ala. – Freshman Emma Svensson (Uppsala, Sweden/Celsiusskolan) finished the final day in style by setting a school record by touching in at 49.44 for 35th place in the 100 free preliminaries at the 2012 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships on Saturday at the Martin Aquatics Center on the campus of Auburn University.
Svensson's time of 49.44, shedding five tenths of a sec off her previous best time, as the top 16 times qualified for the finals of the event with the final qualifier at 48.68.
"Another great swim and another school record," said head coach Neal Studd. "I am very proud of her as she was actually faster to the 25 than she was in her 50! I think she has learned a lot on how to be fast without over trying. Next year we want to come back score points and bring more people to the meet, hopefully a relay. There was not one mid major school that had a relay here so that would be really great."
Svensson touched in with the third fastest time among freshman as Madeline Schaefer from Stanford qualified for the "A" final with a time of 48.29 and Madeline Locus from Georgia qualified for the "B" final with a time of 48.48.
"We had a great week here and we are both motivated to keep improving," added Studd.
Svensson had a memorable freshman campaign for the Eagles, earning the CCSA's Most Outstanding Female Freshman Performer of the Meet, placing first in the 100 back (54.20) and second place in both the 50-yard free (22.87) and the 100-yard free (50.03). She also led the conference with four CCSA Swimmer of the Week awards.
The Green and Blue finished the regular season with an 11-2 dual meet record (4-0 CCSA) and finished their fourth-straight CCSA Championship with their largest margin of victory ever, 300 points better than second place Liberty.
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Cub lo boy 1963 question
I recently acquired a 63 cub lo boy and while some restoration work has been some has not. Overall the tractor runs well I cut a few acres of grass last week with her and she ran fine. Parked the tractor for the week while I was away at work and now rear dif/trans lube leaking out of the drain holes on the outboard dif. I know that the final drive gears are located in close to that drain and I am trying to figure out whether it is some old lube from there or it is from the trans. Fluid level in the trans does not appear to be down. But a little becomes a lot. Love the tractor and your site thanks for the help!
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The final drives (the castings your rear wheels bolt to) are lubricated by a separate reservoir from that of the transmission and PTO. Can you be more specific where the leaking is occurring? There are seals and gaskets in several locations on the final drives that can fail.
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The leak is from the drain holes located at the bottom outboard edges of the rear differential (the small gear housing portion).
Thanks for the help
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I would also say that the fluid seems to be contaminated with water. Hy trans is suppose to be used in the tranny and rear diff? The fluid appears to be thicker like a rear diff gear oil found on a car. I did service the hydraulic reservoir under the gas tank with hy tran for the lift. Learning as I go and looking at manuals on this site as well. Thanks again
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The fluid you are seeing is probably coming from the transmission. Water has more than likely raised the level inside the case and it leaking out. I recommend to drain and flush the transmission case with kerosine/diesel and then refill to the level plug on the left side of the case.
You can use Hy-Tran or gear oil in both the transmission and final drives.
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Thanks so much for the help... I will do that and I went out and bought some fresh oil and will flush it out.
I always wanted a Farmall/low boy and now that I have 5 acres plus horses etc it will come in handy.
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Well I'm thoroughly confused.
This is a LOBOY right?
Where is it leaking? I just can't get my mind around
is this the axle tube extension that the battery and seat bolts to?
The transmission, rear differential, (and PTO innards) are all housed inside the same "container" of lubricant be it 90w or HyTran either is acceptable. The left final drive lubricant is a separate "container" and the right final drive is its own "container" as well.
I think the advice given will probably lead to a solution but I wonder about
Typically the common scenario everybody is thinking, water in the transmission, would have the transmission over full. How exactly are you checking the level? Do you use the transmission fill level plug on the left side of the transmission or are you looking down the fill hole behind the gearshift? Maybe it's just to full of oil, wouldn't be the first one if it is.
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on Apr 8, 2008 at 4:09 pm
When was the last time you went to a travel agent? They still exist but their market has completely changed. Likewise, how often do you visit a bookstore and what you actually buy there? Borders looks like it is going under and Kepler's had to be rescued.
The library needs to adapt, to change and fast if it wants to remain relevant.
on Apr 8, 2008 at 4:23 pm
I think our libraries want to update and move with the times. They are certainly hubs of community activity. What is the problem here is that there are many people who won't let them evolve.
And, for the record, my favorite place to read a book is in bed, snuggled under the covers - one place that I do not want technology.
on Apr 8, 2008 at 5:00 pm
Thank goodness: an enlightened view of libraries. What a relief after so often reading and hearing the intellectually lazy view that libraries are not worth public investment because they are obsolete in the age of Google and the online and and big box booksellers!
on Apr 8, 2008 at 10:24 pm
Travel agents still exist, but their market is much different because of the internet, no question. On ther other hand, the travel business in much different now than it was 10 years ago as well.
There's no question that institutions need to evolve--that's not my argument. If anything, I completely agree with you. Libraries need more meeting spaces, they need to help out with people trying to find information (yes.. .still!), and they need to help collect hardcopies of material that's not easily available online. (You'd be surprised how much stuff is still not on the web, and probably won't ever be.)
Libraries need to change; not go away, or be allowed to quietly become out-of-date or in terminal decline because of neglect.
on Apr 9, 2008 at 8:08 am
"On the other hand, the travel business in much different now than it was 10 years ago as well."
The same is true, even more so, for information access. Unfortunately, libraries haven't yet evolved.
I never said libraries needed to go away, if anything they need a lot more money.
Your examples imply that you are fine with what libraries have become today. My take is libraries, as they are today, are already following the travel agents into servicing only a niche market rather than the whole community. This direction needs to change before it becomes irreversible and libraries start to wither and die.
on Apr 9, 2008 at 3:12 pm
How about many small walk-in centers with computer and internet access and courier service from a central warehouse facility? These centers could also function as initial contact with government departments.
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Claimed off waivers by Buffalo on December 3, 2010…Originally a 4th-round draft choice (129th pick overall) by the San Diego Chargers in 2007…Waived by the Chargers on April 27, 2009…Signed by the Dallas Cowboys on May 28, 2009…Waived by the Cowboys on Sept. 5, 2009 and signed to the practice squad…Signed by the Giants off the Dallas practice squad on Dec. 23, 2009… waived by the Giants on Sept. 4, 2010 and re-signed to Cowboys practice squad, before being elevated to active roster on Sept. 24, 2010.
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Claimed off waivers by Buffalo on December 3, 2010…Originally a 4th-round draft choice (129th pick overall) by the San Diego Chargers in 2007…Waived by the Chargers on April 27, 2009…Signed by the Dallas Cowboys on May 28, 2009…Waived by the Cowboys on Sept. 5, 2009 and signed to the practice squad…Signed by the Giants off the Dallas practice squad on Dec. 23, 2009… waived by the Giants on Sept. 4, 2010 and re-signed to Cowboys practice squad, before being elevated to active roster on Sept. 24, 2010.
Three-year NFL veteran with 59 career games played and 135 career receptions for 1,623 yards and 14 touchdowns.
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• Caught four passes for 38 yards vs. New England (9/8)... increased his totals to 13 catches for 139 yards and three touchdowns in his career on Kickoff Weekend
• Made the 25th start of his career vs. CAR (9/15), catching three passes for 10 yards
• At NYJ (9/22): Scored his first touchdown of the season on a 33-yard catch-and-run... the play marked the longest touchdown reception of his NFL career... finished the game with a season-high five catches for 79 yards
• Vs. BAL (9/29): Made two catches, both for first downs, for 28 yards
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• Vs. CIN (10/13): Scored a touchdown on a 22-yard reception to increase his touchdown total to 14 in his Bills' tenure - fourth-most by a Bills tight end... finished with two catches for 47 yards
• At MIA (10/20): Tallied two catches for 18 yards in the 50th game of his NFL career
• At NO (10/27): Set a career-high of seven catches for 72 yards
• Vs. KC (11/3): Made three catches for 26 yards
• At PIT (11/10): Caught three passes for 21 yards
• Vs. NYJ (11/17): Caught two passes for 40 yards,
• Vs. ATL (12/1): Caught four passes for 63 yards
• At TB (12/8): Hauled in two catches for 24 yards... also became the first tight end in team history to record 500 receiving yards in back-to-back seasons
• At JAC (12/15): Made five catches for 54 yards
• Vs. MIA (12/22): Raised his season total to 50 catches for 600 yards with two catches for 31 yards.
• At NE (12/29): Hauled in three catches for 55 yards... set a team record among tight ends for most consecutive games with a reception (32)
• Matched a team record for a tight end with six receiving touchdowns in a season (Scott Chandler-2011, Pete Metzelaars-1992 and Jay Riemersma-1998) in 15 games with 13 starts before being placed on IR. 36 of his 43 catches on the season moved the chains.
• His 43 catches marked the most by a Buffalo tight end since 2001 (Jay Riemersma, 53)
• At NYJ (9/9): Hauled in a five-yard touchdown catch, marking his second straight Kickoff Weekend game with a score... finished with four catches - all for first downs - for 38 yards
• Vs. KC (9/16): Scored on a 10-yard touchdown catch in the second quarter to give the Bills a 21-0 lead... posted two catches for 53 yards, including a career-long 43 yard reception, the longest by a Bills tight end since 1999 (Bobby Collins, 45 yards, 11/28 vs. NE)
• At CLE (9/23): Caught two passes for 22 yards, both resulting in first downs
• Vs. NE (9/30): Produced two touchdown catches - his third career multi-touchdown performance... tied with Pete Metzeelars (3 games) for most multi-TD games in by a Bills TE ... finished with four catches for 62 yards
• At SF (10/7): Caught four passes for 40 yards
• At ARI (10/14): Caught one pass for four yards
• vs. TEN (10/21): Started his six game of the season, catching two passes for 15 yards
• at HOU (11/4): Caught three passes for 51 yards, with all three catches resulting in first downs.
• at NE (11/11): Caught five passes for 65 yards and a score ... 11th career touchdown grab tied him for fourth all-time as a Bill among tight ends (Keith McKeller-11) ... Five touchdown grabs is the fourth most ever recorded by a Bills TE in one season
• vs. MIA (11/15): Caught two passes for 30 yards
• at IND (11/25): Caught two passes for 26 yards
• vs. JAC (12/2): Played in his 40th career game, having started 20 ... Caught an 11 yard touchdown, his sixth TD of the season which ties a team record for a single season ... Moved into sole possesion of fourth place in team history among tight ends with 12 touchdown catchs
• vs. STL (12/9): Caught five passes for a game-high 71 yards, which ties his career high for recieving yards in a contest
• vs. SEA (12/16): Tied a season-high with five catches for 58 yards ... With five receptions in back-to-back games, becomes fifth Bills tight end to achieve the feat ... 546 recieving yards in 2012 are sixth-most in single season for a Bills tight end
• at MIA (12/23): Made one catch for 25 yards before leaving the game due to a knee injury
• Matched a team record for a tight end with six receiving touchdowns in a season (Pete Metzelaars, 1992 and Jay Riemersma, 1998) in 14 games with nine starts
• His 38 catches marked the most by a Buffalo tight end since 2001 (Jay Riemersma, 53)
• At KC (9/11): Set career highs with five receptions for 63 yards and two touchdowns ... first multi-TD game by Bills TE since Robert Royal, 12/9/07 vs. Mia. … first Bills TE with multi-TD game on road since Pete Metzelaars, 9/13/92 at S.F.
• vs. OAK (9/18): tallied two catches for 16 yards and a touchdown ... recording touchdowns in back-to-back games for first time in his career
• Increased his touchdown streak to three games with a three-yard score vs. NE (9/25)... first three game TD streak by a Bills TE since 2006 (Robert Royal) and became the second Bill in team history with four receiving touchdowns in the first three games of a season since Don Beebe (4 in 1991)... totaled two catches for 10 yards
• Caught two passes for eight yards and posted two special teams tackles at CIN (10/2)
• Made his first start of the season vs. PHI (10/9), catching one pass for four yards
• Recorded his second multi-touchdown game of the season vs. WAS (10/30) with two touchdown grabs becoming the first Bills tight end with two multi-touchdown games in a season
• Caught three passes for 24 yards vs. NYJ (11/6)
• Hauled in three catches for 34 yards at DAL (11/13)
• Set a career-high of 71 receiving yards while matching a personal-best of five catches at MIA (11/20)... registered a new career-long reception of 31 yards
• Established a new personal-best with six catches for 50 yards at NYJ (11/27)... first Bills TE with back-to-back games of 50 receiving yards or more since 2001 (Jay Riemersma)
• Raised his 2011 total to 35 receptions with three grabs vs. TEN (12/4) for 48 yards
• Missed his first game of the season due to injury at SD (12/11)
• Inactive due to injury vs. MIA (12/18)
• Returned to the field against DEN (12/24) but did not record a catch
• Caught three passes for 29 in the season finale at NE (1/1)
Claimed off waivers on December 3rd... played in the last four games of the season, starting the final contest at tight end
• At MIN (12/5): Inactive
• Vs. CLE (12/12): Made his Buffalo Bills debut
• At MIA (12/19): Saw action in his second game in Buffalo...caught one pass for eight yards on the day
• Vs. NE (12/26): Played in his third consecutive game
• At NYJ (1/2): Started his first career NFL game at tight end and played in his fourth consecutive game to close out the season...also participated on special teams tallying two tackles on the day
2009 w/ NY Giants
• Signed off Cowboys' practice squad on Dec. 23, 2009
• Inactive for final two regular season games
2008 w/San Diego
• Spent entire year on injured reserve
2007 w/San Diego
• Played in one game (vs. DET on 12/16)
Receptions: 7, at NO 10/27/13
Receiving Yards: 79, at NYJ 9/22/13
Long: 43, vs. KC 9/16/12
Touchdowns: 2, three times, most recent vs. NE 9/30/12
Finished collegiate career at Iowa ranked second in school history among tight ends with 117 receptions for 1,476 yards, including 46 for 591 yards and 6 touchdowns as a senior…Led the team as a junior with 47 catches for 552 yards and 2 touchdowns…Spent his freshman and sophomore seasons as a wide receiver before converting to tight end as a junior.
All-district and honorable mention all-state as a senior at Southlake Carroll High School in Texas…Helped lead team to a 16-0 record and the Class 5A Division II state title…Caught 68 passes for 1,203 yards and 18 touchdowns for the title team…Also lettered in basketball…Majored in marketing at Iowa. He and his wife, Alissa, have two daughters, Lyla and Vayda.


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It's a shocking twist in the Cleveland church closings and reopening.
A priest is now in trouble with the Catholic church.
When the Cleveland Catholic Diocese shut down St. Peter's Church in 2009, Father Robert Marrone worshipped with his congregation at a non-sanctioned location on Euclid Avenue. At the new location, Father Marrone carried out baptisms, communion services and worships.
Bishop Richard Lennon recently told Father Marrone to come back to the Catholic Diocese or he would be suspended. "The request was simply to reconcile. It was a breakaway church. They decided to leave the Catholic church and to form his own church," says Robert Tayek with Cleveland Catholic Diocese.
Now, Father Marrone has sent a letter to community followers saying Bishop Lennon gave him a seven day notice to stop, or he would be suspended.
Father Marrone told the Catholic Diocese he's not going anywhere, which resulted in a suspension.
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How many coaches does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Insert your own punchline here. Whatever it is, the continuation of that joke goes into how many coaches are necessary to manage an NFL roster. The Steelers say it's 15, which is the least amount of coaches employed by any team in the NFL. The Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks say it's 24.
Less doesn't mean more very often in football, but over-coaching is a concern at any level. Fewer coaches have fared well for the Steelers, having the fourth-best win percentage in the NFL since 2008. The Patriots, who have the most regular season wins since 2008, and Falcons, who have the second-most, both have 17 coaches - second-lowest in the league.
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3:32pm Monday 3rd February 2014 in News
A MALVERN supermarket has done its bit to help the launch of a new children's clothing exchange in the town.
The Octagon Children's Clothing and Footwear Exchange opened its doors for the first time last Thursday, January 20, at the Octagon Centre, Brook Farm Drive.
It is the brainchild of Martin Lawrence, one of the centre's trustees, who is also a town councillor.
And Steve Guoite, the manager of Morrisons in Townsend Way, has donated clothing worth £45 to help the exchange get off the ground.
Mr Lawrence said: "The gift of clothing toward our launch stock will make a real difference, a wonderful gesture; all we need now is young parents to come and look, then spread the word about a great money-free way to meet, chat and pick up freebies. I was absolutely delighted that Morrisons were able to make this donation."
Mr Guoite said: "The clothes exchange is a great idea and we're glad to be able to do our bit to help make it a success."
The exchange is being held every Thursday between 1pm and 2.30pm. Tea, coffee, chocolate and soft drinks are free.


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High school golf should bring an interesting season starting Saturday when Washington travels to play in the Fuzzy Zoeller Invitational at Covered Bridge Golf Club.
The majority of the other area teams open this coming week, with several looking for improved seasons.
The Hatchets have a solid core of returning veterans, including The Times Herald Player of the Year this past spring in Cam Lancaster.
"I think we're going to be in the mix for a lot of things this year," Washington coach Bill Ricke said. "We did a pretty good job last year despite being so young. The kids are older and they've put in the work. I think it will pay off this year." Clay Hatton is expected to push Lancaster this season with Tyler Stoll and Devan Rude bringing last season's experience.
Andy Garland and Sam Williams also look for a top spot with freshman Connor Brown. Derek Gress, Ben Gaither and Austin Ghirardelli also look for playing time.
The Hatchets face an uphill climb in the Big Eight with state finalist Jasper expected to be at the top of the standings. Sectional foe Vincennes Lincoln also returns a good team. The Wildcats are not in Washington's sectional field at Vincennes.
"We would like to go for a sectional title," Ricke said. "Of course Vincennes Lincoln and Rivet are there. We hope to challenge and at least qualify for the regional this year at Hulman Links at Terre Haute." Washington Catholic The Cardinals are young, but veteran coach Morris Petty hopes his team can find its way.
Ethan Wichman, Jon Mitchell, Brian Brown and Brandon Strange are sophomores.
AJ Sellers is a freshman.
"Ethan, Jon and Brandon played some for us last year," Petty said. "We've had a problem getting out on the course because of the weather. But I think we're going to be pretty solid with Ethan and Jon at the top." The other three will have to help as experience is gained through the season.
"It's been hard to really get out and do much to date," Petty said. "I think the kids will improve as the season progresses." Barr-Reeve First-year coach Matt Anderson has one of the better players in the area in Eric Wagler. The sophomore qualified as an individual from last spring's sectional and competed in the regional.
"Eric qualified from sectional last year and we're hoping he can make it again this year and do better in the regional," Anderson said.
Seventeen Vikings turned out for the team this spring, and Anderson is still looking through the field as the season prepares.
"I honestly don't know right now who is going to end up in our top seven," Anderson said. "We have a fairly young team with a lot of sophomores and freshmen coming out. There is going to be a lot of competition for those spots." Anderson is expecting his players to make their way as the season progresses.
"I think there will be a lot of different players playing at a lot of different times in different matches," Anderson said. "I'm looking forward to seeing how the season comes out as we go along. We'll just have to see how it goes." North Daviess The Cougars have also had problems with time on the course to date, but coach Brian Brinegar thinks his Cougars could have an improved season.
"If we can get to the course and start playing, I think we have the experience for the team this year to have a good year." Seniors Lane Heshelman and Lane Fulton lead a group that features junior Tucker Fisher and sophomore Austin Byrer, Justin Knepp and Keegan Streepy.
Five freshman are also expected to look for experience.
Fisher should be the team leader.
"I think Tucker can stay in the high 30s and lower 40s most of the season," Brinegar said. "With our experience I think we can do pretty well in the conference (SWIAC)." Most of the Cougar practice time has been spent near the school and inside at the top of the gym.
North Daviess was set to open April 4, but that match has been made into a triangular April 9.
"We just need to have more time on the course," Brinegar said. "I think we can have a better year."
Loogootee coach Jason Hennette agreed the weather hasn't helped his Lions, but Hennette believes his team may be ready for an improved season in 2013.
Sophomore Chris Lyon is one of the four veterans that Hennette believes may be ready for a better spring, along with senior Tyler Booker, junior Josh Lampert and sophomore Jayce Wagoner. Loogootee also has a crop of freshmen who could add depth.
"I think we can improve from last year," Hennette said. "I'm looking for Chris to have a good year, but the important thing is for the kids to improve from last year an enjoy the game." Hennette is also happy to see Loogootee open a middle school program. "We started the program this year, and I think that will help us in the years to come."


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From Breakfasts to Desserts - How to Eat Healthy on a Skinny Budget
November 11, 2011 | Posted By: Liz Krause | Categorized in: Food & Dining Out
Eating healthy doesn't mean depriving yourself of the foods and flavors you love. This article discusses some simple changes which can keep with your lifestyle and not bust your wallet - or your waistline!
Thanks to the increased demand for healthier eating options, grocers and restaurants everywhere are putting nutrition at the forefront of their offerings. Which is wonderful, but as you learned in Business 101, the greater the demand, the higher the price they can charge.
What follows are some frugal tips for you and your family to drop a few pounds without saying goodbye to flavor and fun.
Ditch the Pizza Chain and Make Your Own
Pizza is the perfect family meal: its easy, everyone likes it, and a single large pizza can last two meals. However, part of the reason it is so substantial is because of the fat content it contains just one slice of chain pizza can have as many as 13 grams of fat (117 calories)!
Couple that with the fact that you probably eat faster than you should, and when the heaviness hits you, youre three slices (roughly 350 fat calories) in. Knock that calorie wallop back a tad by learning to make your own pizza. Find a dough recipe you like, make a large batch, and portion it, tightly wrapping and freezing each portion for use at a later date.
Before you leave for work on the day of pizza night, pull a portion out from the freezer to thaw in the fridge while youre gone. Come home, crank your oven up as high as it will go, unwrap your dough, and let it rest on a floured surface while you prepare all of your toppings.
Roll out the dough, top it the way you like it, and toss it into the oven. Make sure to include on top as many healthy toppings as you can from mushrooms to green peppers, extra tomatoes and onions - the more toppings you include the more filling each slice will be.
Ten minutes later: healthy, fresh, and tasty pizza that cost you about three dollars to make.
Make Your Own Desserts
Ice cream lovers far and wide have been on the hunt for a healthier alternative to their favorite concoction, and they need look no further than Italian gelato. The Italian version of ice cream is made using whole or even 2% - milk instead of the fattier cream from which ice cream is made. Gelato is as flexible as it is delicious, and has caught on like wildfire, so much so that now companies are competing to make the best gelato machine for home use .
Learning how to make your own gelato is a fun experience to do with your kids and the options for flavors are literally endless and completely in your control. You can also freeze gelato in small containers and give to friends and family as gifts throughout the year.
Make Your Own Eggos
Toaster waffles are great for grabbing a quick breakfast snack when pressed for time on your way to work, but theyre so full of hard-to-pronounce ingredients that you really dont want to make a steady diet out of them.
We suggest you find a good waffle recipe, double (or even triple) it, and cook the waffles as prescribed. Let each one cool to room temperature, wrap first in plastic, then very tightly wrap in wax paper and then a final layer of foil, and freeze. Healthy, wholesome, and ready to meet the same demands as those processed ones. Much cheaper, too.
Fear not When Buying Frozen Fruit
Fresh fruit is always preferred, but if its reaching the end of a growing season, buying its frozen brethren is the way to go. Frozen fruits are picked at the peak of ripeness, then flash-frozen to preserve their color and flavor.
They may cost a little more up front, but they keep their nutrients well, and as a bonus, they replace the ice called for in many fruit shake recipes, resulting in a less watered-down taste and a cold, frothy consistency.
Separate Your Own Egg Whites
Your cholesterol is outrageous, but you cant envision a future without omelets? There are several egg white and egg substitutes available, but theyre pricy and, quite frankly, tasteless. Separating the white from the yolk is easy: just crack the egg into a bowl, pull out the yolk with your hand, and roll it around gently until the white falls off.
You can do it like the pros cracking the egg and rolling it between shell halves but that takes a lot of practice, and youve got things to do... like whisking your egg whites with a pinch of salt and pepper before tossing them into a preheated non-stick pan with a light layer of canola or olive oil.
Little things like this list above can make a world of difference in eating healthy, frugally, and of course, deliciously. From Italian desserts perfect for summer time treats, to early morning healthy waffles or for blending frozen fruit shakes with a little spiralina - there are plenty of ways to eat healthy while still minding the budget.
SimpleItalianCooking.com was created by Liz Krause to provide simple and easy Italian recipes for others like her looking for quick but delicious recipes. She started learning simple Italian recipes after she married a fellow Italian and had to hone in on her cooking skills. Today she's proud to say she can actually prepare some impressive meals such as chicken piccata and lasagna without looking at a cookbook!
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