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By Corey J. Corbin
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IT SEEMS LIKE everyday we read all about all kinds of negative stories online and in our newspapers.
Sadly, negativity sells, but when I was on vacation at Walt Disney World in Florida almost two weeks ago, I came across an old sports story that made me think.
As I wondered around the Wide World of Sports Complex, I came across a display case with a whole bunch of signed sports memorabilia.
At first, I assumed many of sports biggest stars — from Wayne Gretzky, Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, Joe Montana and Nolan Ryan to name a few — donated autographed stuff for the Disney resort, but I was mistaken.
These megastar athletes donated signed jerseys, hats, balls, gloves and pictures — even their own precious time — to a teenage boy with glasses reminiscent of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
This boy also had cancer.
His name was Scott Carter.
Sadly, Scott never saw the age of 14, dying of bone cancer at the age of 13 in December 1993 just shy of his 14th birthday.
Like many other people diagnosed with some form of cancer, Scott's dream wasn't about himself. He wanted to help others beat the dreaded disease.
His dream was to collect autographed sports memorabilia, display it for the public's enjoyment and help raise money for children's cancer research, which he believed if well funded could find a cure for the United States' No. 1 cause of death of children.
With that courageous idea, 'Scott Carter's Heroes' and the Scott Carter Foundation were born.
All told, Scott was able to collect over 300 items — a decent sized portion of the collection was showcased at the Wide World of Sports — and since his death, his foundation has raised over $1 million through several fundraising events and donations.
Like I said earlier, Scott's story got me thinking about how much good professional athletes do in their communities and hardly ever get any publicity for it.
This is the kind of stuff that we in the media ignore on a consistant basis, but yet yammer on and on about how 'Athlete A' got arrested for a DUI or somehow gained an illegal upperhand or 'Coach B' cheated on his wife or did something not so good towards a player.
It's a sad sign of my profession and our society as a whole that we got to bring down celebrities for all the wrong they do and don't lift up them up for the things they do for the betterment of our country.
With that in mind, I propose we stop calling into sports talk radio shows or watching TV shows when they're focusing on negativity off the field and reading print and online stories doing the same.
It may not change things, especially on nationally run shows, but we'd know we're doing the right thing.
Who's with me?
For more information about the Scott Carter Foundation or to make a donation, visit www.scottcarterfoundation.org.
Corey J. Corbin is a sports correspondent and columnist for Allied News. He can be reached at gcsportsguy.yahoo.com


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The re-signing of Wentzel and the capture of Myall ensure that London Wasps will be choosing from an exceptionally strong pool of second row talent for next season, with options also including England stars Joe Launchbury and Tom Palmer alongside James Cannon, who has been one of the most improved players at the Club over the past year.
Wentzel, who is capped for South Africa, and Myall, who has represented England Saxons, are two of the shrewdest lineout operators in England. The duo are currently the top two lineout ball winners in the Aviva Premiership according to Opta, the official statistics provider for Premiership Rugby.
London Wasps Director of Rugby Dai Young said: "Marco has been a huge performer for us over the past two seasons and continues to be a real leader for us at the lineout and it's great to have him on board next season again."
"Kearnan is someone who has been an ever-present for Sale and someone who has really impressed us. I believe he is a player who has the potential to go further in his career and earn greater international recognition."
"Second row is a real physical position and there's a long season there, so making sure we had a very strong mix in this area was important to us and we've got that now."

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on Nov 14, 2008 at 8:35 am
Is it me, or is this district always in reaction mode? The children of our military should be given first pick at any school, to include Huff, ahead even of neighborhood families. And these kids come with extra federal dollars per head to be spent specifically on them, a fact that isn't even mentioned in this article!
on Nov 14, 2008 at 8:56 am
I agree Steve!! What the heck?? Property rights for Bubb-yeah and Huff too, right... but the rest of us, well we should just put up with being moved around this district aimlessly so that people who buy houses across from "these" schools can get in. I believe we did have word of the military families coming back, and Slater would have welcomed these families with open arms. Hopefully the district will have some consideration of them and all the families that will probably move back into the Summerhill apartments, when they have a chance to re-open Whisman in 2011. Our neighborhood will welcome the military families.
on Nov 14, 2008 at 10:39 am
Perhaps they should be looking at re-opening Whisman. The bulk of the military kids used to go there when it was part of the Whisman district.


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creating a buzzPosted by Lawrence Dillon in composers, contemporary classical, recording, string quartet, tags: CD, composers, contemporary classical, recording, string quartet
What do insects and paper airplanes have to do with chamber music? Probably a lot more than I realize, since it seems like music has something to do with just about everything. But as of this week, they are more intimately connected than ever before.
Bridge Records has just released Insects and Paper Airplanes, an album comprised of three of my string quartets and a piano quartet. The performers are the incomparable Daedalus String Quartet and pianist Benjamin Hochman.
How new is it? So new, I haven't even received my copy yet. But you can get yours just about anywhere your fingers can tap into a web connection.
The title Insects and Paper Airplanes comes from the second movement of String Quartet No. 2: Flight. Like the other five movements in my second quartet, it's a fugue. Like the other five movements in my second quartet, it's about flight. Like the fourth movement in my second quartet, it's a scherzo, and that's where the title comes in. Insects is a scherzo and Paper Airplanes is a contrasting trio section. Insects features fast buzzing music and Paper Airplanes is all doomed, harebrained swoops.
So, a fugue-scherzo-flying thingy about bugs and toys. That about sums up the second movement of my second quartet.
And it says a lot about the nature of the music contained on this disk. Insects and paper airplanes belong together the way fugues and scherzos belong together, the way the past and the present belong together, the way vastly different cultures belong together – because, to quote the guy I've been hanging out with for a number of years, "there are no two points so distant from one another that they cannot be connected by a single straight line – or an infinite number of curves."
The question is not whether they belong together – they are together whether they belong or not. The real questions are: how can we help them thrive in one another's presence? And how do we keep them from destroying one another?
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The Florida State Department denied a request to exhume and examine gravesites at the former Dozier School for Boys in Marianna today.
In a letter written to Dr. Erin Kimmerle and Dr. E. Christian Wells at the University of South Florida's Anthropology Department, Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner denied the request by the University of South Florida. USF researchers wanted to look for more evidence in the disappearance and deaths of former inmates housed at the site.
South Florida had requested the Bureau of Archeological Research (BAR) to permit the exhumation of the remains.
Dentzer said that because the Division does not "have the authority to issue archaeological permits to excavate human remains" that the Florida State Department is unable to take action on the permit request.
The BAR had issued the original permits to identify and protect human burials at the former Dozier School property in Marianna. the permits were authorized to determine the location of grave sites in order to preserve the cemetery as a "valuable resource for Florida and surviving family members," according to Detzner's letter.
USF's work under those permits is not complete and the BAR has granted USF extension on those permits in order to continue that work.
Florida Senator Bill Nelson (D) had been an advocate for the investigation after his office was contacted by family members last year.
"At this point, it's starting to look like a classic run-around," Nelson said in a statement. "This is a state-owned land and it's the state's responsibility and the state of Florida needs to do the right thing and not pass the buck."


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Lakefront Townhouse w/Private Hot Tub at Izatys Resort in Mille Lacs Lake
- bedrooms 3
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- sleeps 15
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- pets allowed yes
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- community Izaty's Resort
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$ 799 - $ 1,099 / week
$ 2,400 - $ 4,500 / month
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This vacation home is located at the beautiful Izatys Resort, Yacht and Golf Club. Resort Update as of April 25, 2009. The outdoor swimming pool, Blackbrook (18 hole) golf course, restaurant, marina, tennis courts, basketball courts, walking paths, and all other outdoor facilities will be available for use. We own our home so this rental is not a time share property. We rent our home year round and will supply you with a comfortable stay at a very reasonable price. Current rental references are always available. Since 2004 our home has been the top rented home within the resort complex. Your stay at our home will be a memorable one.
All fishing and pleasure boating renters will have full access to the lake with the purchase of a boat launch pass from the resort marina facility. Slip rentals are also available.
We have the ONLY Lakeside Townhome with its own PRIVATE 6 person Hot Tub for our guests to use. The hot tub sits in a three season porch ovelooking the beatiful lake and is useable year round.
Renter's Beware: "Beach Villas" are not the same as the "Lakeside Townhomes". Unlike the older and much smaller "Beach Villas", space is abundant both inside and outside our home. You will have a private driveway for parking up to 4 vehicles or 2 vehicles w/trailers. Trailers are not allowed in the small, conjested Beach Villa area. The resort sits on the South end of beautiful Lake Mille Lacs, which is known for its World Class Walleye and Muskie Fishing.
In season the resort offers a Championship 18 hole golf course that is nestled within the Minnesota Great North Woods. There is an indoor and outdoor pool and spa, a white sand volleyball court, an outdoor bar/patio area, a full service marina to include fishing/pontoon boat and personal watercraft rentals. The marina also offers slip rentals and charter fishing excursions. Live entertainment is also offered. The use of all resort amenities are included in your stay. There could be additional fees for some of the resort offered amenities.
For those interested in the Casino life, Grand Casino Mille Lacs is a scenic 15 minute drive around the West side of the lake and is equipped with four different restaurants. There are numerous hiking, biking, and snowmobiling trails.
This vacation home sits about 200 feet back from waters edge and is surrounded by a beautiful manicured lawn. The area provides plenty of room for outside fun and gatherings. This home is the most requested private rental within the resort since 2005 and has a 5 Star Rating. Our fishing oriented renters will have free boat launches using our boat launch pass.
Ladies Retreat - Our home is the perfect place for your weekend with the girls. The expansive countertop and large kitchen table are great for scrapbooking.
Additional interior photos are available to view upon request as well as a link to a more detailed 10 minute video of our home. We have not forgotten about the children as there are plenty of videos and board games in our home to keep everyone busy. Each of the three bedrooms have their own TV/DVD/VCR.
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townhome rental amenities
Boat Marina with fishing boat rentals, jet ski rentals, pontoon
rentals and Charter Fishing available. One First Class Golf Courses
and one Executive Golf Course for the children. Golf Pro Shop.
Indoor/Outdoor Bar. One restaurant. Outdoor Swimming Pool, Indoor
Swimming Pool, Outdoor Beach
Volleyball court, Outdoor Hot Tub, Kids Programs, Basketball Courts,
Tennis Courts, Horseshoe Pits.
The Townhome has the following: Central Air/Heat, Washer, Dryer,
Refrigerator, microwave, multiple color televisions, multiple DVD and
VCR players, Cable Television, Wireless High Speed Internet, Video Selection,
Wood Burning Fireplace, all cooking utensils, all linens,
infant/toddler high chair, PRIVATE 6 person Hot Tub, all the comforts
of Home. The master bedroom also has a deck that overlooks the lake.
activities and attractions in Mille Lacs Lake Minnesota
Additional area activities include: Local Casino for your Gaming Pleasure,
Bike Trails, Snowmobile Rentals, 4 Wheeler Trails, Fishing Guides
both summer and winter, Shopping and Fine Dining.
vacation rental rates
Oct-Apr..$125/night (Sun-Thurs)..$195/night (Fri-Sat)..$799/week
May..$175/night (Sun-Thurs)..$225/night (Fri-Sat)..$999/week
Jun-Sep..$200/night (Sun-Thurs).. $250/night (Fri-Sat)..$1099/week
Add $100 Housekeeping Fee for All Rentals
6.875% sales tax will be added to all listed rates
Add $100 for any rental that falls on a holiday or holiday weekend
Minimum two-night stay, Rate is calculated for up to 8 persons
Additional persons beyond 8 are charged $15/day/person
Todd Wilson
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Mille Lacs Lake
- Casino
- Fish
- Lake Water Sports
- Golf
- Scenic Walks
Top things to do on a budget
- Fish
- Sightsee
- Scenic Walks
Top things to do with a family
- Lake Water Sports
- swimming pool/spa
- Fish
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Model makers have a number of responsibilities in a variety of industries. When working in the construction business with an architect, the model maker will be given the blueprints, or sketches, for the building that the architect is creating. This could be a sketch for a school, a hospital, or a home. After receiving the sketch, the model maker and architect discuss the design and decide whether or not a simple or complex model is going to be created. With a simple model, they may just create a scale model, which outlines the basic three-dimensional structure of the building. If the architect decides that more detail is needed, the model maker may create a more complex model in which he includes aspects such as scaled down furniture, trees and people.
Once a model is decided upon, they will examine the architect's designs carefully and come up with a plan for their model. They then carefully craft the model using a variety of materials and tools. Once the model is finished, the architect can get a three dimensional idea of his blueprints. This helps the architect to get a clear vision for the rest of his designs in the architectural process.
Model makers also work in the film and television industry as part of the special effects team. In this sphere they can be called on to create a variety of models. For example, the film director may want to use a miniature model for some scenes rather than having to film on location. After a disucssion with the film's director to decide exactly what is needed from the model, a model maker will then create the piece and it will be used during filming.
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RUGBY UNION: Chinnor boost as new director brings in four players
8:00am Friday 21st February 2014 in Sport By Mike Knox, Deputy Sports Editor. Call me on 01865 425457
Former London Harlequins player Matt Williams predicts a bright future for Chinnor after taking over as their director of rugby.
Williams, sacked as London 1 club Gravesend's coach last month, takes over from John Vaughan, who is stepping down mid-season due to pressure of work.
The 34-year-old former England age group hooker, will work alongside head coach Matt Goode and his assistant Andrew Smith as Chinnor bid to secure their future in National 2 South.
"I'm confident that Chinnor will achieve their ambitions of consolidating their place in National 2 South and moving onward and upward from there, said Williams. "If I didn't, I wouldn't have taken the job."
Williams has provided an immediate boost by acquiring four new signings, all of whom will be in the squad for tomorrow's rearranged match at home Clifton, which was called off last week.
"Chinnor are ten per cent away from being a very good team," he said. "What they needed was a bit of grunt up front."
To that end he has brought in former England Under 20 prop Ricky Cano, from Hartpury College, 6ft 8ins Polish lock forward Michal Kruzycki, Army No 8 Ledua Jope and flanker Aaron James Nichols, from Barking.
"With these signing and the excellent young talent already at the club, I'm confident that we will finish in the top half of what is a very congested league," added Williams.
A former London Harlequins hooker, Williams had a heart attack at the age of 21 and so started to concentrate on coaching, although he still played a bit for Rugby Lions.
As Oxford University's ladies coach this season, he has just another string to his Oxfordshire bow.
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For those of us who are dads, you take for granted that you will be there for their births. Nancy Naeve Brown met a pilot who missed out on that experience twice, but finally saw his third child come in to the world Tuesday night.
This is a joyous time for the Grotjohn family. They are new to Sioux Falls. Anne just gave birth to her third child, a brand new baby boy, and Jerry is no longer new to the O.R.
Jerry says, "It's the first boy. First labor in a hospital for her and the first time I've been able to be there for her. So we've had a lot of firsts."
Jerry was a commercial pilot based in Vancouver, Washington and was in the air flying when his first two kids Mara and Alli were born.
Jerry says, "The first one was a week early. The second one was 4 weeks early. The 2nd one we had a great plan. I was going to be off 2 weeks before the due date.
Anne says, "Yeah, we had a great plan. He was going to be home 2 weeks early, but I was sleeping that night and got up and knew my water was breaking and I couldn't get a hold of him because he was still in the air."
Alli (now 3 yrs. old) ended up being born in the ambulance in route to the Vancouver hospital. But finally third time was a charm. Jerry now flies
F-16's with the South Dakota Air National Guard and when Smith Ryan Grotjohn decided he was ready to be born 2 1./2 weeks early, off they went to Avera McKennan; together!
Jerry says, "It was terrific. It was incredible. It was exciting. It wasn't emotional the way I thought it was going to be, but it was an exciting proud moment."
Anne tears up and says, "Just to have your best friend in the room felt more comfortable."
Sioux Falls has been good to the Grotjohns so far. Dad has a new found pride after watching the birth of his son and a new beginning for a family who is blessed to have 3 healthy beautiful children.
Baby Smith was born Tuesday night at 7:01 weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces 19 inches long. Jerry and Anne have only been in Sioux Falls for 6 months, but say they love it. Oldest daughter Mara (5 years old) was in school at the time we shot this story so that's why you didn't see her. Welcome to Sioux Falls and South Dakota Grotjohns! We are happy to have you.
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The Monday Nite Owls Bowling League will have its opening night for the 2012-13 season on Sept. 17. Anyone interested should arrive at the Clark Sports Center at 6:30 p.m. For more information, contact Matt Curtis 221-3544.
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The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will resume its regular hours of operation.
As of Labor Day, the museum will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Hall of Fame is open seven days a week year round, with the exception of Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
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Conquerors of old had a fairly simple policy vis-à-vis the conquered: Dispatch the kings to a better world; or let them keep the throne, but extract tributes. In more modern times, colonisers changed tack to deporting the conquered ruler(s).
Fearing resistance against colonial rule coalescing around the royal family in Burma, especially since kings held god-like status, the British decided to move the Burmese sovereign to India — specifically to Ratnagiri, then in Bombay Province, now in Maharashtra.
King Thibaw and Queen Supayalat, who had ruled Burma from the Golden Palace in Mandalay, were reduced to aliens in a strange land. Their 'palace' was no more than a 'handsome bungalow', and the demi-gods were put on a monthly stipend of Rs 5,000. Used to a lavish lifestyle, Thibaw, after running through the jewels he had managed to smuggle in, and borrowing from the locals, had to plead for money from the Crown. In 1916, the King died; Queen Supayalat and her daughters were allowed to return to Rangoon in 1919. Thibaw remains in Ratnagiri in a nondescript mausoleum set apart from the surrounding houses by a low compound wall. Thus runs the first half of the book.
The second half details the lives of Thibaw's four daughters and their children. With no formal education, the princesses became vexed and frustrated. A callous bureaucracy and a father caught in a time warp were roadblocks against their marriage. They were left to fend for themselves, but were woefully unprepared.
The first Princess fell in love with a local man, and had to live on a pension of Rs 200 a month. Afraid to go back to Burma, the Princess became bitter and aggressive, and even threw stones at locals. Death in 1967 was perhaps a welcome release.
The second Princess was happily married to a Burmese nobleman, whom Thibaw had thought unsuitable for his daughters. Although well-read and with varied interests, the noble was not a man of the world, and it fell to the practical Princess to manage their home, first in Calcutta (now Kolkata) and later in Kalimpong. The intellectual harangued the British, and is even reputed to have chased away a Deputy Commissioner by shooting, first his hat, and then the windshield of his vehicle. The couple had no money and things worsened in the 1950s when the British quit Burma, and the new government stopped gratuity to all royals living outside the country. After her husband died in 1955, the Princess moved to a room attached to a Buddhist monastery in Calcutta, but lasted no longer than a year.
Born in Madras (now Chennai), charming and affable, the third Princess eloped with a prince. The couple were allowed to move to Mandalay, and also given land to build a home, but the marriage broke up as the Princess could not tolerate her husband's roving eye. She then married the lawyer who was charged with looking after her affairs. This marriage was happy, but their life was riddled with ups and downs, as the Princess could not live within her means. Then, during the Second World War, occupier Japan stopped all allowances. During this time, her husband died. However, the Princess was not entirely affected by the incident, and continued to write to the government for more money. Before she passed away in 1962, she saw her country go back to the British, gain independence, and face myriad problems, especially with insurgents and ethnic groups.
Upon Queen Supayalat's death, the fourth Princess applied and received permission to move to Mandalay, but life was hard as she had to entertain a constant stream of visitors on a limited allowance. Finding her intractable to deal with, the British placed numerous restrictions on the Princess. When she wrote to the League of Nations seeking restoration of father's kingdom, besides the various properties confiscated by the British, the ruling authorities exiled her to Moulmein. Marital woes and the British's insistence on boarding her children added to her frustrations. She, too, died a bitter person.
This poignant family story of a royal family whose lives were turned topsy-turvy by geopolitics is what Sudha Shah has chronicled in The King in Exile. Sudha says she was inspired by Amitav Ghosh's The Glass Palace, which is also set in Burma, spanning a century from the fall of the Konbaung Dynasty in Mandalay to modern times.
The King in Exile took seven years of research, and the effort is visible in the details. As Amitav Ghosh writes in the book's blurb: "An absorbing read. Exhaustively researched and gracefully written…" Supplemented with photographs and illustrations, The King in Exile is a riveting tale with much drama, pathos and pain.


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Guest Post: Andrew Warner and Seth Godin Talk Tribes and a Whole Lot More
My friend Andrew Warner from Mixergy.com recently sat down with Seth Godin to talk about his latest book Tribes. The interview was originally condensed to a few short minutes on Mashable.com. Andrew has graciously guest posted the entire 45-minute interview here on EdgeHopper.com. It's a great interview that dives into how and more importantly why to create a Tribe. Andrew does a great job of letting Seth just riff not only on Tribes but many other really interesting topics. My two favorite Seth quotes from the interview are: "Every single person who works with me is better at what they do than I am" and "If no one read my blog, I'd still write it".
Seth is an amazing guy and it's statements like these that make him so likable and so successful at what he does. He's a great storyteller and has been an absolute inspiration to me. So, please, enjoy the video, and if you read yesterday's blog post, take my advice and listen. Thanks for the great interview Andrew.


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31 sites in Virginia and D.C., and not a day goes by that something weird isn't happening somewhere in the area. Here's a look back at some weird goings-on over the past year.
WaPo Wildly Popular: What is it about the Post that a group of foxes loves so well?
The Oakdale Park neighborhood of Vienna is no stranger to foxes being out and about, but this year the animals were especially active. One result: a recurring pattern this summer of
Washington Post newspapers pilfered by foxes before homeowners have a chance to retrieve them. The neighbors are howling.
Cow On the Lam: A pregnant Scottish Highland cow made a break for it from her farm on Winfield Road in Fairfax in July, and, despite several sightings, managed to elude animal control officers for days.
Dog Poop DNA: Neighbors not cleaning up after their pets? A Northern Virginia HOA president came up with a sure-fire way to make pet owners clean up their act: Register pets' DNA to find out who is flouting the "pooper scooper" rules. And if that doesn't work? Surveillance cameras.
Red Panda Lost and Found: Rusty, a Red Panda, took in a bit of Washington in June when he decided to leave the cozy confines of the Smithsonian's National Zoo and get a little sightseeing out of his system. The disappearance set off a manhunt, of sorts, after caretakers at the National Zoo took to Twitter to track down Rusty. Locals spotted him in Adams Morgan and he was returned to his home at the zoo.
Koi Kidnapping Caper: Fairfax County Police are searching for two men who reportedly stole approximately 400 koi fish from a corporate office pond in Herndon over several days in June. According to a news release, the men posed as pond maintenance workers.
Goats Save Cemetery: A herd of 58
"eco" goats chomped their way through a 1.6 acre-section of
Congressional Cemetery, saving the Capitol Hill property from invasive plant species, one bite at a time. The eco goats grazed on vines, poison ivy, ground cover and fallen debris this summer. The cost to the cemetery was about $4,000, which may seem like a lot. But Paul Williams, president of Congressional Cemetery, says when you do the math, it breaks down to 25 cents per goat per hour.
Ouch! Watch Out for Flying Reindeer: A vehicle hitting an animal is not unusual, but Krystine Rivera's
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Vincent Van Dog: Dogs destroy many shoes, but rarely do you get $378 out of the results. The
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Volleyball's Sammie Strausbaugh named A-Sun Player of the Week
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Freshman Sammie Strausbaugh was named A-Sun Player of the Week after helping the JU volleyball team claim its first bid to the conference tournament in two seasons last week.
Strausbaugh recorded 50 kills, 29 digs and 12 aces in three JU wins to earn her second A-Sun honor in the last three weeks with. The Dover, Pa, native had all but one of her aces in five-set wins against USC Upstate and East Tennessee State to punch JU's ticket to Nashville for the first time since 2009.
"This is another very deserving award for Sammie," JU head coach Michelle Collier said. "It reflects on the hard work our team put in this last week. We are very happy and proud of her accomplishments."
Strausbaugh opened the week with 13 kills in the win at Bethune-Cookman. She tallied 20 kills, 13 digs and six aces against the Spartans before finishing the week with 16 kills and five aces vs. ETSU. Three of her five aces came helped claim JU's final points for the win in the fifth set.
Strausbaugh ended the season with double-digit kill in eight of her final 10 matches.
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Borussia Monchengladbach star Marco Reus is one of the hottest commodities in German football, though it appears any move the 22-year old German international makes won't happen until this summer.
Reus appears likely to head to Borussia Dortmund (Dortmund is his hometown) but there will be competition from Bayern Munich and possible Real Madrid as well for the forward. Spanish daily AS has been stirring the proverbial pot with reports that Jose Mourinho and his scouts are "keeping an eye" on the young German who has been in sensational form this season at Monchengladbach. After all, 10 goals in 15 matches will usually lead to your name being all over the rumor pages.
If Reus ends up heading to Dortmund, it could open the door for the club to move attacking midfielder Mario Götze who himself has been the subject of some high value transfer rumors. Dortmund remains steadfast for the moment that Götze and fellow popular transfer target Mats Hummels are staying put.
It appears the only real certainty is that Reus won't make a move until the summer...of course, I also didn't think Thierry Henry would go on loan with Arsenal.


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|Letter to the Editor-Vicki Rinehart
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Dear Editor,
I am writing this letter in regards to the upcoming renewal levy for the Delphos Public Library. I am a retired teacher of 30 years and I am a big supporter of the library. I myself am an avid reader in my retirement and I borrow 3 to 4 books on average a week for leisure reading. I enjoy reading and love sharing the services that the library has offered me over the years. As a mother of three, I encouraged reading with my children at a young age and provided all three of my children with library cards, as well as had them involved in the many different reading programs. Now that my children are grown, I have six beautiful grandchildren that I can read stories to and encourage them to read. The Delphos Public Library has a wonderful staff that has always been able to meet my needs as a member of the library and they have gone above and beyond to help assist me with finding books. They also were able to help in educating me on using my KindleFire for access through the internet to the library. With all the updates in technology for the youth of today, reading may not be in the forefront but we need to educate and encourage reading as much as we can to increase learning and leisure. There are many services the library provides that are beneficial for all ages and we as a community need to work together to pass this levy to keep the library in operation. We need to remember how great we all felt when we were young and used our library card for the first time, opening up our world to learning, adventure, romance, fiction, non-fiction and educate the younger generations on the benefits our library has to offer. Please vote yes for the renewal levy May 7 and keep our library going!
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• December 2013. I gave the Munk Award lecture at the Acoustical Society of America meeting in San Francisco. The award consisted of a certificate (signed by the Secretary of the Navy!), a lapel pin, and a medal (front and back shown here).
• October 2013. Team Holbrook is joined this semester by new grad student Ryan Armstrong. Ryan comes to UW from Colorado College. Ryan will be doing an MS under the WyCEHG umbrella, focusing on airborne geophysical data from our Snowy Range focus site.
• September 2013. A sampling of recent news releases about WyCEHG, including stories on our community college partnerships, JSU collaboration (also here), and our upcoming helicopter geophysical survey.
• June 2013. I am surprised and delighted to have been named the recipient of the 2013 Walter Munk Award. You can read the UW news release here, and read about the award here.
• June 2013. We have been hosting students from Jackson State University in a joint UW-JSU field course on "ecohydrogeophysics." The course has been a great success! You can read about it here.
• January 2013. PhD student Will Fortin has won an Outstanding Student Paper award from the Tectonophysics section at the Fall AGU meeting. You can see Will's poster here. Hooray!
• January 2013. Two new additions to Team Holbrook this month: new grad student Brady Flinchum, who comes to us from the University of Nevada, and new postdoc Mehrez Elwaseif, who just finished his PhD at Rutgers University. Welcome aboard!
• December 2012. Our paper announcing the Cascadia open-access seismic data set came out in Eos. You can download it here.
• December 2012. If you are interested, you can see a couple of photos from the very nice AGU 2012 Honors Ceremony and Banquet here.
• July 2012. I am very pleased to announce that I'll be co-Director of the new Wyoming Center for Environmental Hydrology and Geophysics (WyCEHG), which has just been funded by a $20 M grant from NSF. Part of WyCEHG will be a new facility for near-surface geophysical imaging, which I'll direct. Read the UW news story here.
• July 2012. We are currently sailing on the R/V Langseth, conducting an open-access, open-participation seismic survey of the Cascadia subduction zone off Washington. To read our blog, click here.
• January 2012. I'm delighted to have been elected a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union. To see UW's news story, click here.
• December 2011. My colleagues and I have been funded for a 2D seismic cruise on the Cascadia margin in summer 2012. This will be an open-access, open-participation project (a model I hope will become more common in the future). We're looking for student and early-career scientists to participate! Read about the project here.
• December 2011. Former undergrad Dan Eakin, Ilker Fer and I published a paper in GRL showing the first seismic images of oceanic lee waves.
• July 2011. I've been named a GeoPRISMS Distinguished Lecturer for 2012. I'll be giving talks on the composition of arcs and the "subduction zone sponge."
• April 2011. Grad student Jorden Hayes won an Outstanding Student Paper award from the Tectonophysics section at the American Geophysical Union Meeting in San Francisco (Dec. 2010). Hooray!
• December 2010. I'm seeking a new postdoc, to work on seismic oceanography and other topics. You can see the ad here.
• August 2010. Our research group is joined this fall by Alicia von Lanken, an MS candidate with a degree in physics from Eastern Illinois.
• April 2010: You can watch the video of my Presidential Speaker presentation here.
• March 2010: Coming up in April, I'll have the honor of being the University of Wyoming's Presidential Speaker for 2010. I'll give talks at the main UW campus and also at Casper College. You can see the flyer here.
• 26 January 2010: The cover of the current issue of Geophysical Research Letters shows a figure from our paper on imaging oceanic internal tides, along with a photograph I took from the stern of the R/V Langseth during our 2008 seismic cruise.
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• 9 November 2009: We've received funding from the Office of Naval Research: $472,262 to continue our work on seismic oceanography. The official title of the grant is ""Seismic Oceanography: Non-linear internal waves in the South China Sea and Three-Dimensional Maps of Ocean Temperature and Turbulence." Prof. Subhashis Mallick is a co-PI on the grant.


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The Jim Mora drinking game: drink every other time he or one of his players says "accountability." You are now deceased on a roof somewhere.
It's noteworthy that the players cite the uptick in accountability as frequently as he does, however. The story all spring ball long was how much tougher and more consistent the Bruins culture is now, and it appears the message has maintained. Heading to San Bernardino for fall camp: another accountability move, observed Tevin McDonald on stage.
Mora's NFL lineage and background make for a strength, in his eyes, as he cites his staff's 90-plus years worth of NFL experience in lending credibility to their coaching.
A quarterback decision is coming "about two weeks" into fall camp. Mora says a single leader didn't emerge at the position since "the whole pack elevated" during spring.
Mora also said Noel Mazzone's offense "doesn't have a name" and will look different from week to week. All of that would fit with what UCLA's done for years now, but I think he meant that in a positive way.
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Verizon Reports Fifth Consecutive Quarter of Double-Digit Operating Income and Earnings Growth
NEW YORK - Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE, Nasdaq: VZ) today reported its fifth consecutive quarter of double-digit percentage growth in operating income and earnings per share. First-quarter 2014 results included the impact of February's close of the $130 billion transaction to acquire full ownership of Verizon Wireless.
Lowell McAdam, Verizon chairman and CEO, said: "Verizon has delivered double-digit earnings growth in eight of the past nine quarters, and in first-quarter 2014 we posted our strongest consolidated revenue growth in five quarters. With the wireless transaction now behind us, we have great confidence in our ability to sustain these strong results.
"We are already seeing the expected earnings accretion from the transaction," McAdam added. "The full access we now have to the significant cash flows of Verizon Wireless is energizing our efforts to provide customers with product and service innovations and to enable powerful solutions to some of the world's biggest challenges."
Verizon reported $1.15 in EPS in first-quarter 2014, compared with 68 cents per share in first-quarter 2013. First-quarter 2014 results included an after-tax gain of approximately $1.9 billion (55 cents per share) related to the sale of Verizon's minority interest in Vodafone Omnitel as part of the wireless transaction, and charges of $575 million (17 cents per share) related to debt redemption and $260 million (8 cents per share) in interest and financing costs related to the wireless transaction.
On an adjusted basis (non-GAAP), Verizon reported EPS of 84 cents in first-quarter 2014, compared with 68 cents per share in first-quarter 2013 – an increase of 23.5 percent.
With the transaction to acquire full ownership of Verizon Wireless closing on Feb. 21, Verizon's first-quarter 2014 results only include five weeks of the full results of Verizon Wireless. On a non-GAAP, illustrative basis, adjusted EPS of 84 cents would have been 91 cents per share assuming 100 percent ownership of Verizon Wireless and all shares issued in the transaction were outstanding for the full quarter.
Consolidated Results Highlighted by Top-Line Growth, Margin Expansion
With continued solid operational execution and revenue growth across all strategic areas – Verizon Wireless, FiOS and strategic enterprise services – Verizon delivered consolidated top-line growth and margin expansion in first-quarter 2014.
Consolidated Highlights
Verizon Wireless Delivers Strong Profitability and Customer, Revenue Growth
In first-quarter 2014, Verizon Wireless delivered strong growth in retail postpaid net additions and revenues, an increase in smartphone penetration, and continued high segment EBITDA margin on service revenues (non-GAAP).
Wireless Financial Highlights
Wireless Operational Highlights
Wireline Consumer Revenue Growth Remains Strong
Verizon's wireline segment reported continued strong results for consumer services, where year-over-year quarterly revenues now have grown by more than 4 percent for seven consecutive quarters.
Wireline Financial Highlights
Wireline Operational Highlights
Other Guidance and Outlook Items
Verizon continues to target consolidated top-line growth of 4 percent and adjusted consolidated EBITDA margin expansion in 2014, with positive contributions to profitable growth from both wireless and wireline.
In wireless, pricing under Verizon Edge – which makes it easy for customers to buy a new smartphone with a low upfront cost and affordable monthly payments – had minimal impact on first-quarter 2014 ARPA and EBITDA margin. Continued Edge adoption will likely have a greater impact on service revenue growth in subsequent quarters, as service revenues shift to equipment revenues.
Verizon reiterates guidance of increases in wireless and wireline EBITDA and EBITDA margin in 2014.
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I'm wondering if there is any method to preserve the original field names in Arc GIS when I join csv. tables to a Shapefile.
I ask, because sometimes I join tables with 10, 20 or even more columns and when exporting the joined data Arc GIS always renames them according to the name of the original table and the order of the column (e.g. table_xy_1,table_xy_2, etc.).
Since there is no easy way to rename the fields in the attribute table permanently (i.e. you have to create a new column and copy the old on into this new column AND delete the old column) this creates a bunch of work (despite from the fact that you have to orientate yourself in this mess of field names)
So I can't actually believe that there is no more efficient way to do such a basic operation in Arc GIS...


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The Los Angeles Kings and Colorado Avalanche scored 11 total goals, as the Kings beat the Avs 6-5 in Denver.
It didn't start out very promising, but in the end, the Avalanche pulled out a shootout win over the Canucks, 5-4. The Avs have now won 8 in a row against Vancouver; the Canucks last beat the...
The Avalanche spun their wheels really hard (38 shots), but could only get one past Phoenix backup Michael Tellqvist. That would be the 7th time in the last 10 games that they've been held to a...
Well, it wasn't the most stunning victory of all time, but a win is a win. The Avalanche probably didn't play well enough to beat a Calgary or an Anaheim, but they were good enough to beat Manny...
The Avalanche have had a lot of these flat games lately. I still believe they are better than the way they are playing, but they need to find their way soon
Peter Budaj's impressive performance in net wasn't enough to save his struggling Colorado Avalanche against the Calgary Flames, who won 4-1.
The Colorado Avalanche extended their win streak to three games with a shootout victory over divisional rival Edmonton.
Peter Budaj led the Colorado Avalanche to a 2-1 shootout victory over Roberto Luongo and the Vancouver Canucks.
Peter Budaj led the Colorado Avalanche to a 1-0 shutout victory over the Nashville Predators, snapping a five-game losing streak.
The Colorado Avalanche extend their losing streak to five games after a frustrating loss to the Minnesota Wild.
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Tom Lindley
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Roger Goodell's plea for respect from team owners and league execs reflects the NFL commissioner's deep concerns over how successive scandals are tarnishing the image of pro football.
It would be easy to dismiss National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell's opening remarks at this week's owners meeting in Orlando as a poor rendition of Aretha Franklin's career-making classic "Respect".
Then again, Goodell's statement could be much more than that. While the NFL is the most profitable league in sports, with revenues of about $10 billion a year, the respect he discussed wasn't about the size of a bank account but how those in the league treat others.
As a business, the NFL has no peer in sports. As a collection of individuals, it has reflected a weakness in its dealings with others. Maybe the competitive nature of professional football explains some of the internal failings, but that's no excuse.
Goodell made that clear as he simply and directly made a pitch – a plea – for team owners and top executives to appeal to "the better angels of our nature," as a former president once said.
Respect, Goodell said, should serve as a guide for the future: "Respect for our game and those that came before us. Respect for each other - teams, opponents and game officials. Respect for our fans, our lifeblood. Respect in our workplaces for the diversity that makes us stronger. Respect for our communities and the important role we play in those communities. It's about the significance of being part of this, 'The Shield'."
The NFL's iconic red, white and blue logo is a statement of strength. Unfortunately, "The Shield" and what it represents has been tarnished in recent years.
First and foremost were the disgraceful actions in Miami where good-natured ribbing was replaced by harassment and bullying. Soon Jonathan Martin's season came to an end with claims of a mental breakdown, and Richie Incognito was sent packing amid allegations of a workplace scandal.
That was just one sordid example of what's wrong with pro ball. Taunting – mostly through use of extreme profanity and racial slurs – has escalated to the point that it's no longer just boys being boys but a problem that reflects poorly on the NFL's once sterling reputation. When Missouri standout Michael Sam announced he was gay and wanted a job on an NFL team, the league knew it had a potential public relations problem that it needed to get ahead of.
Divisive issues continued over the appropriateness of a team's continued use of the nickname "Redskins." Then, one of the NFL's most influential owners was jailed on suspicion of driving under the influence and drug possession.
For a league that guards its reputation as closely as Fort Knox does the nation's supply of gold, Goodell knew he had to take a strong stand. His declaration in Orlando was more than a challenge from the commissioner's office. It was a directive to everyone that lax enforcement of rules – on the field and throughout the organization - is over.
"It's about the significance of being part of this – the shield," said Goodell, calling on owners to step up and make a difference. "We're expected to do that – by our fans, our business partners and others. We can and we will."
Professional athletes and the teams they represent are role models, whether they want to be or not. Their actions are emulated.
No doubt Goodell was looking after the NFL's best interests, but maybe he was thinking about the greater good his sport can do. In emphasizing the importance of acting responsibly for the league and its players, perhaps Goodwell was thinking his message would be heard by the NFL's many fans and followers.
Aretha Franklin wanted someone to show her a little r-e-s-p-e-c-t.
In his first inaugural address, President Abraham Lincoln called on people across a divided land to put aside their differences and draw upon "the better angels."
The contexts may have been vastly different, but somewhere both knew there was a better way.
Goodell's assessment of conditions in the NFL is spot-on. This is a crucial time for the league and how it addresses its problems. He made that perfectly clear to the owners. Hopefully they were listening.
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The grounds of the state capitol are filled with pink Saturday morning; lots of smiles and good cheer for those touched by the ordeal of breast cancer.
"We've had hundreds of people come out this morning, it's been energizing, it's been a great day," says Cassandra Mallett, one of the organizers.
People are walking in the "Making Strides for Breast Cancer" event, in remembrance of a loved one.
"My mom. This is her picture," says Laura Durr of Harrisville, as she shows us a snapshot of her mom attached to her shirt. "She was diagnosed 6 1/2 years before January 20, 2003, when she passed away."
Others come in support of those who lived to tell their story.
Participants come out in whimsical costumes to draw attention to the serious subject. One in eight women in the United States will develop breast cancer. Although death rates are decreasing, it's still one of the most common cancers diagnosed in women.
"I am a survivor," says Felicia George of Jackson. "In 2004 in the month of February was when I found out I had breast cancer. I did chemo and radiation, I had a mastectomy. It's a good thing, everyone out here walking. It makes you feel you have so much support during this time."
"I'm out here walking with my wife, Marti Spaulding," says Walter Spaulding of Clinton. "She was just diagnosed with breast cancer in January."
Marti explains that she missed a mammogram several years ago. "The year 2010 when I had he mammogram, that's when we found I had breast cancer. It's important to have mammograms every year," she says.
The 5-k walk is put on each year by the American Cancer Society. At last check, the just over $78,000 had been raised.
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2001 Conclave Issue: Theatres of the Pacific Northwest
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Showcase: Dale Carter's Puget Sound Scrapbook
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Theodore Newman 1940s Theatre Insurance Photos
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Rural county idylls in best 50 areas to live (From Witney Gazette)
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Rural county idylls in best 50 areas to live
7:00am Tuesday 25th March 2014 in News
All four rural districts in the county have been named in the top 50 most desirable country areas to live in Britain.
The Vale of White Horse was ranked seventh in Halifax's annual quality of life survey. South Oxfordshire came 28th, West Oxfordshire was 39th and Cherwell was 46th in the list of the top countryside idylls.
Uttlesford in Essex was named as the most desirable place to live in Britain.
The survey rates areas on health, personal wellbeing and life expectancy, crime rates, weather, employment, school results and broadband access.
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Perhaps those rating should be offset against:-
Blue-light response times
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Worth County schools are closed Monday, and several other counties have followed suit for Tuesday.
Here is the list as of Monday afternoon:
Atkinson Co. (for students only)Baconton Community Charter (for students. Faculty and Staff should report at 9AM)Baker Ben HillBerrien (for students only. Employees are asked to come to work if possible.)BrooksClinchColquittCoffee Co.Community Christian Academy (Adel)Cook EarlyEcholsIrwin County (teachers and staff report by 9 am)LanierLiberty Faith Christian Academy (Moultrie)Lowndes County Mitchell (Faculty and Staff are required to report to work @ 9:00 a.m.)Moultrie Tech (all campuses Monday night, Tuesday)Pataula Charter AcademyPelham City SchoolsPotter House Preschool (Tifton)Bundle of Love Daycare Tift countySouthwest Georgia Academy (Damascus)Tift Tift Area AcademyTurnerWiregrass Tech (Monday night and Tuesday)Worth (240-day and 230-day employees should report to work. All other employees should stay home.)
Weatherwise, the strongest in the series of storm will start our work week. Rain, heavy at times today to heavy rain and strong storms overnight into tomorrow will highlight the appreciable weather.
Rain totals will average another 4 to 6 inches. However higher totals are possible.
Flash Flooding is possible. Severe threat will lie mostly in damaging winds, but an isolated Tornado cannot be ruled out.
Drier weather finally returns and should last for the rest of the work week.
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