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It is that time of year… vacation time. It seems everyone is going on vacation and coming home to blog about it. I do love seeing the pictures, and hearing about your fun times… but I would enjoy it much more if somehow related to the topic of your blog. I do come and read your blog regularly because it's about something I am interested in… so while I love to get to know you, I'd love it even more if I could get something topic related out of it too.
Here's some examples:
Book Bloggers ~
If you're an avid reader, and your blog is all about reading books ~ why not tell me the books you took on vacation with you? Tell me how you found time to read on vacation! Give me a list of the juiciest beach reads I could take with me ~ in between the pictures of your fantastic time.
Food Bloggers ~
So much of vacation is the food! Share with me what you ate, what you made, where you ate… those are the things I want to know. Did you do your own cooking ~ how did it work? Give me some tips to make cooking on my next family vacation easier.
Save Money Bloggers ~
I'm assuming you took an affordable vacation ~ share with me how you did it! Where did you save the money? What did you splurge on? Is there a place I can get a discount if I decide to vacation in the same place? Are there places I can go to get a discount on a wider variety of vacation destinations? I'm excited to see your pics, but give me something that's going to help me too!
Kid Bloggers ~
Please… give me some tips for fun things to keep my kiddo engaged and learning even while we're on vacation. Where did you go that they loved? Where did you go that they hated? What crafts or projects did you do while you were on vacation? What is there to learn from swimming in a wave pool? Blogging about special needs kids ~ please… give me some tips on how you managed your vacation with a special needs child. Did you find ways to accommodate your kiddo? Were hotels, businesses willing to accommodate you or provide ways to make your visit easier? Those are the kind of places I want to support if I have a kiddo with disabilities, and I probably don't know about them!
Internet Marketing Bloggers ~
Marketing ideas ABOUND on vacation… please tell me ideas you got for your business while you were on vacation! Did a hotel do something extraordinary that you can find a twist on to implement in your business? I know as an IM blogger my mind is always on marketing… I can find the most interesting ideas even while out to at dinner at Road House. Please, share with us any marketing ideas that came to you while you were swimming in the ocean!
Craft Bloggers ~
Tell us about that one of a kind piece you picked up, or the shells you gathered and how you're going to use them. Talk to us about the crafty things your kids did. Talk to us about any inspiration you got from your hotel, or something you saw while on vacation ~ I still remember the color of the sky when I went fishing with my Dad the summer before my Senior year of High School. Those vacation memories stick, and they can turn into something wonderful.
Travel Bloggers ~
Please, tell us where you went, where you got good deals, where the food was good, where we should go. Share it all. If I'm reading your blog I am looking to go somewhere (or at least enjoy the thought of going somewhere) so please, share with us what you have learned in your travels to your vacation destination.
It's really fun to share your vacation stories, and we as your readers are eager to hear them, and get to know you better for them. Find a way to relate your vacation to the topic of your blog and we'll be even happier. If you can't find a way to make your vacation topic related then I would probably think twice about writing about it.
What about you? Have you written a vacation post? Did it relate to the topic of your blog? Do you see how you could have written it differently to maintain your topic for your readers? Let me know in the comments.


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NEW YORK - On the day before Super Bowl XLVIII thousands of fans converged on Times Square, renamed Super Bowl Boulevard for now.
There was a sea of fans dressed in Broncos and Seahawks colors and gear.
In the crowd there were cheers from fans of both teams. There were calls of "Hey 9News, Go Broncos," as the 9NEWS crew maneuvered through the busy street.
NYPD officers managed the foot traffic as people tried to get close to NFL events.
The Super Bowl gear store, just off Times Square, and the one inside the large Macy's store were filled to capacity as fans loaded up on T-shirts, jackets, beer glasses and scarves.
On this night before the big game, the excitement on the streets of New York and New Jersey had reached the high point of the week.
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Prayer Requests, Family Announcements, Weddings, Anniversaries, Birthdays, etc.
Moderator: Team Cub
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It was 52 years ago tomorrow that Marilyn and I got hitched. It's beginning to look like it's going to last!
George Willer
The most affectionate creature in the world is a wet dog. Ambrose Bierce
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George & Marilyn,
Congratulations! Enjoy many more!
"The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop." Edwin Conklin, biologist
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Congratulations, Marilyn & George.
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Congratulations you two ! I'm fortunate to have met you both, and the pleasure is all mine. You two are special people to have stayed together that long - I know you are because I've met you !!! Hope yall had a great day
Andrew Spivey
"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." - Friedrich Nietzsche
'49 Cub.....(Mr. Cub)
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Happy Anniversary tomorrow. I hope to see you both later this year at a Cubfest.
"We don't need to think more,
we need to think differently."
-Albert Einstein
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Happy Anniversary!!
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God bless You two. You got one classy lady when you got Marilyn.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
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Good job George! you two are a great couple. Mine was 32 years ago Thursday. I think I'll go for another twenty if she don't mind a few more Cubs.
It is common sense to take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly and try another. But above all, try something.
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George and Marilyn:
Happy Anniversary to the two of you. What a wonderful accomplishment and a timeless testament to two people and their love for each other. It is probably a cake walk when times are good, but the true test lies in when times is a bit on the rough side. George you are blessed with an angel for a life's mate and Marilyn, I think you did pretty darn good too... Em and I send our warmest and heartfelt congratulations on such an amazing milestone.
Peace unto you both (+)
Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
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George - congratulations to you and Marilyn! Here's to many more years together!
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
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Wow thats a year longer than I have been alive. Congratulations
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George - Many many happy returns of the day! Congratulations, you've been married a couple of years more than my cub has been around.
Ego diligo meus tracti.
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Congratulations to the two of you, George. Hope you have many, many more.
And, yeah, it DOES look like it might just last.
In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity. - Albert Einstein
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Congrats to the Both of you. I know its been a hard year for the both of you. But keep your heads high, and moving forward, if ever so slowly you are and will continue to do it together as you have this so many years. John, Johnna and Family.
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Congratulations, George & Marilyn. 52 years is certainly something of which you can both be very proud.
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Nick Spaling is apparently looking for a $2.85 million salary for next season. Now, we admittedly don't know very much about Nick Spaling, but we just can't see the Penguins giving him that kind of money. Ken Campbell of the Hockey News says that
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Mobile Usability Guidelines You Need to Implement Now
Marta Rauch
Jump-start your mobile offerings by learning what you need to do to deliver usable user assistance. Hear an overview of current mobile usability guidelines, and understand key requirements for user assistance on mobile devices, including tablets such as iPad and smartphones such as Android and iPhone.
Mobile is the new PC, and this webinar will provide techniques for future-proofing your career. Learn common pitfalls of mobile user assistance and how to avoid them. If you currently deliver mobile user assistance or plan to do so in the future, this webinar is for you.
Presenter Biography
Marta Rauch is a principal information developer and team lead at Oracle, where she plays a key role in her department's strategy for mobile content, online communities, and continuous improvement to products and processes. She has presented at multiple conferences, and presented STC webinars on continuous improvement and innovative documentation. Her publications include articles on mobile usability for STC's Intercom and the Adapting to Change for the Best Practices journal of the Center for Information-Development Management. With over 20 years of experience in technical communication, Marta has received 15 STC awards for individual and team projects at the local, national, and international level. An STC Senior Member and Mentor for the Silicon Valley Chapter, she holds a certificate in managing the development of technical information from the University of California Extension and a BA from Stanford University.


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Kylie Louw scored two goals to lift Stephen F. Austin to a 2-1 victory over Arkansas Friday in Nacogdoches, Texas.
Louw gave the Ladyjacks the lead in the 52nd minute off a rebound to snap a scoreless tie.
The lead didn't last long, however as Arkansas knotted the score less than nine minutes later when Kelsey Allison pushed one past Courtney Bauder.
But, Louw scored the game winner in the game's 73rd minute, scoring from the right side off the post.
The loss is the first non-conference road defeat for Arkansas in nearly three years. The Razorbacks had been 9-0-2 in their previous eleven road games outside the SEC.
Stephen F. Austin won despite being out-shot 14-to-7, including 5-3 in shots on goal.
Now 1-and-1, Arkansas travels to Fort Myers, Florida Friday to face Miami in a neutral site game.
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INTERVIEW: Andy McLaughlin interviews Mark McGuigan of mastertheguitar.co.uk
Yes, it's an interview with me.
A couple of days agoAndy McLaughlin of Wishaw Guitar Lessons interviewed me over skype. You can hear me ramble on about when I started to play guitar, my influences, teaching philosophy, what's in store for the future of mastertheguitar and other random things that spewed from my brain
(Disclaimer: Scottish Accents Warning!)
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Mother sentenced to life for murder of 11 month old baby
Emma Wilson, who murdered her 11 month old son, has been sentenced at the Old Bailey to life in jail, to serve a minimum of 14 years.
Mother jailed for 14 years for murdering baby son
Emma Wilson was given a life sentence for the murder of her 11-month-old son Callum, who suffered "catastrophic injuries".Read the full story
Police: Mother's sentence reflects abuse baby suffered
Emma Wilson, 25, was sentenced to life in jail with a minimum of 14 years for the murder of her 11-month-old son Callum.
Speaking following the sentencing, Det Supt Ian Hunter said:
The sentence today is a reflection of the abuse Callum suffered at the hands of someone entrusted to care for him and the pain he must have felt during his short life.
It also reflects on the dedication and efforts of the investigating officers and prosecution team to deliver justice for Callum during what was a difficult and emotional case for many of them.
Of course, sadly it does not bring Callum back and our thoughts will always remain with him.
Read: CPS: Fatal injuries inflicted on Emma Wilson's baby were 'culmination of a series of violent acts'
Mother jailed for killing son: CPS statement
Adrian Foster, from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), said: "This was an extremely difficult and complex case to prosecute.
"Without any eye witnesses, we needed lengthy and highly technical evidence from top medical experts to help provide an explanation as to why this baby died.
"The truth is that the fatal injuries Wilson caused were the culmination of a series of violent acts by her towards her son.
"We hope that the conviction and sentence will in some way help his extended family come to terms with this tragic event.
"No matter how long the prison sentence is, we acknowledge that nothing can make up for the loss of Callum. Our thoughts are very much with his extended family at this time."
Wilson showed 'total lack of emotion throughout trial'
Judge Justice Kramer told Wilson:
– Judge Justice Kramer
You are adept at lying and displayed a total lack of emotion throughout the trial.
You must have been the person who caused his injuries.
Murdering mother to spend at least 14 years behind bars
A mother who murdered her 11 month old son has been sentenced at the Old Bailey to life in jail, to serve a minimum of 14 years.
Emma Wilson murdered her son Callum in March 2011.
She inflicted an "unsurvivable brain injury" to the little boy.
He also suffered rib, arm and leg fractures as well as bruising across his face and body.


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EDMONTON - A Fort McMurray teacher's assistant is facing 10 child exploitation charges, including making child pornography and sexual assault.
The 35-year-old man, a Fort McMurray Public School District employee, was arrested April 19 following an investigation by Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams.
The man is alleged to have committed multiple sexual offences against two Fort McMurray elementary-age students within the past 10 months. Police did not say if boys or girls were victimized.
Investigators do not believe the offences occurred at the school or in his role as a teacher's assistant.
Russell Hancock is being held in custody and is scheduled to appear in Edmonton provincial court April 28 on the following charges:
— Making child pornography
— Make available child pornography
— Distributing child pornography
— Sexual interference
— Invitation to sexual touching (three counts)
— Sexual exploitation (two counts)
— Sexual assault
The investigation began after ALERT's northern Alberta Child Exploitation (ICE) received information from the National Child Exploitation Co-ordination Centre in Ottawa and the United States Department of Homeland Security.
Sgt. Mike Lokken with the ICE team said the investigation progressed quickly.
"It was as a result of a takedown in the United States. An offender was arrested there and his devices were examined. Through cracking passwords and breaking encryptions, they were able to identify other targets, one being this person in Fort McMurray," he said at a news conference Tuesday.
Members of ICE executed a search warrant at the man's home after receiving the information. Computers and electronic devices were seized for forensic analysis.
Lokken said more charges may be laid.
"Because of Mr. Hancock's position and availability to children there is the possibility that there could be other victims."
Lokken said child exploitation is a huge problem in Alberta.
"On any given day there are over a 1,000 people online in Alberta trading child pornography. It's more than, frankly, we can deal with. We are flooded."


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by Caitlin Huston
Indiana State Police teams, in a combined investigation with the Logansport Police Department and the Cass County Sheriff's Department, arrested 29 people Monday on federal and state felony drug charges and seized about 13 pounds of marijuana, LSD firearms, cocaine, $34,000 in cash and cars and jet skis.
Logansport Assistant Police Chief Carl Swan said Tuesday the investigation started in the Logansport Police Department in October 2011. Swan said the investigation later grew to include the Indiana State Police, the Illinois State Police, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Cass County Prosecutor's Office, the Illinois Attorney General's Office, and the United States Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Indiana, which led to arrests across several counties and state borders.
Swan said the other agencies were called in as officers realized that it was a multi-jurisdictional case that crossed state lines.
Search warrants were issued in Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Howard, Miami, and Tippecanoe counties, in Indiana, and Iroquois and Vermillion counties in Illinois.
The Indiana State Police formed strike teams, involving 150 to 250 officers and including some Logansport Police Department officers. The strike teams spread out across the warrant areas and all served the warrants at 6 a.m. Monday morning.
The operation had a 100 percent target rate, meaning they captured all of the suspects they intended to find, as well as eight additional people, Swan said. Swan added that no one was injured in the
While serving the multiple warrants, officers seized about 13 pounds of suspected marijuana, LSD, psilocybin mushrooms, firearms, a marijuana grow operation with about 200 plants, about 37 grams of suspected cocaine, $34,000 in cash, 10 vehicles, and two jet skis.
"Everything that was seized was allegedly used or obtained by criminal means," Swan said.
Fourteen face federal charges for conspiracy to deal cocaine and marijuana: Joe Gibbs, 33, Kokomo; Laef Wade, 51, Logansport; Jose Patlan, 37, Logansport; Dale Marshall, 53, Logansport; Christopher Claisto, 40, Twelve Mile; Eric Arnold, 39, Macy; Robert Duff, 50, Delphi; Guillermo Patlan, 38, Milford; Brock Crowe, 36, Delphi; Lynn Little, 42, West Lafayette; Jose Nambo, 31, St. Anne, IL; Nora Guardiola, 34, Sheldon, IL; Jeremy Dyer, 30, Iroquois; and Andres Garcia, 55, Hoopeston.
Those charged locally at the state level were George Z. Setser, 37, Logansport, conspiracy to deal cocaine and conspiracy to deal marijuana; Dennis P. Wildrick, 37, Logansport, conspiracy to deal cocaine and conspiracy to deal marijuana; Matt T. Burkett, 38, Logansport, conspiracy to deal cocaine and conspiracy to deal marijuana; Jay D. Howell, 53, Logansport, conspiracy to deal marijuana; Michael Curtis, 52, Logansport, conspiracy to deal marijuana and maintaining a common nuisance; Denise Curtis, 42, Logansport, maintaining a common nuisance and conspiracy to deal marijuana;Kenneth Fox, 44, Logansport, cultivating marijuana and felony possession of marijuana; Patrick Fox, 46, Lake Cicott, dealing and cultivating marijuana; and Rodney Walters, 52, Delphi, was arrested on a felony charge for possession of marijuana and a misdemeanor count for possession of drug paraphernalia. He was not a target in the original investigation, according to police. Swan said because of the connections between those involved in the drug trade, police added more charges for some of the arrests and found additional suspects.
"You arrest one and two more show up," Swan said.
Others arrested Monday include Charles Flaherty, 50, Lafayette, conspiracy to deal marijuana; Jimmy Marshall, 31, Donovan, conspiracy to deal marijuana and Brandon D. Kinser, 33, Frankfort, conspiracy to deal cocaine and marijuana. Three individuals were also arrested to face state felony charges in Illinois: Ricardo Guardia, 19, Illinois state charge for possession of cannabis; Jaremy Simms, 23, Illinois state charges for possession of a controlled substance with the intent to deliver within a 1,000 feet of a park, unlawful use of a weapon by a felon, and armed violence; and Wendy Stone, 32, Illinois state charge for possession of cannabis with intent to deliver.
The conspiracy charge means that the suspect was "one cog in the wheel" of selling or trafficking drugs, Swan said.
Visit pharostribune.com Tuesday for updates and pick up Wednesday's Pharos-Tribune for more details.


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By DAVID VANTRESS
The rains came a little after noon at Notre Dame Stadium on Saturday, and they didn't stop — setting up perfect conditions for a game of keep-it-on-the-ground, smash-mouth football.
But in the end, the No. 7 Irish got it done through the air, defeating the No. 17 Cardinal, 20-13 in overtime.
And it was the Irish's relief pitcher extraordinaire, junior quarterback Tommy Rees, coming through yet again for the Irish, as he came in for an injured Everett Golson and connected with T.J. Jones for what proved to be the winning TD pass.
And then the Irish defense did its part, stuffing two straight goal-line rushing attempts by Stanford to secure the win for Notre Dame (6-0).
"He made a great catch," Rees said. "I saw a look where you could isolate him one on one outside, it wasn't a great throw but T.J., made a nice play to catch the ball and gave us a go ahead touchdown."
For Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly, the game was a sign of his team's continued development.
"Just a great college football game," Kelly said. "I am so proud of my football team, the way they overcame adversity.
"We had not been in that position at all this year. I told them at halftime, I said, listen, what did you think, we were going to go the whole year and not trail and do that the whole year? You don't do that in college football, at any level."
Early on, both teams felt each other warily, keeping it conservative,
And that's exactly how it played out in the first quarter – until Notre Dame sophomore DB Matthias Farley picked off a Josh Nunes pass and returned it to the Stanford 16, setting up a 29-yard Kyle Brindza field goal to get Notre Dame on the scoreboard first.
The Cardinal (6-0) drove into position for a possible game-tying field goal early in the second quarter, but the Irish's Stephon Tuitt got a hand on the kick and it was no good.
The Cardinal finally cracked the scoreboard with a defensive TD midway through the second stanza: Stanford defensive end came in untouched from the blind side and Hit Irish QB Everett Golson in the end zone, causing him to fumble. Stanford's … recovered the fumble for a TD.
The Irish's offense finally shook off early cobwebs and put together a sustained drive, most of it coming on Golson's legs. The drive stalled at the Stanford 10 and a high snap on an 18-yard field goal attempt left the Irish with nothing to show for their best drive of the first half.
The Notre Dame offense, after several ineffective drives, finally got in gear late in the third, using the running game to get to the Stanford 32. But the drive short-circuited at the Cardinal 17 when Golson fumbled.
The Irish defense was again asked to step up. And they did just that, getting the ball back for the offense.
This time, the Irish finally found the end zone, with Golson and senior tight end Tyler Eifert connecting on a 24-yard TD strike early in the fourth quarter to knot the score at 10..
Matching-set field goals later in the frame left the score tied at 13 with 20 seconds left.
The Cardinal took a knee, electing to take their chances in overtime, and then won the coin toss and elected to give the Irish the ball first.
Stanford coach David Shaw said the results came down to a couple of plays.
"We missed a couple plays," Shaw said. "They are good. We missed a couple throws. We got our hands on a couple catches. We missed some tough blocks. You know, they are stout up front and we did a decent job of running and blocking most of the game. Bottom line is, we've got to execute."
The Irish host BYU next week; Stanford returns to the West Coast to resume Pac-12 play against California.
IRISH ITEMS: Legendary former Irish TE Dave Casper was honored during the game by the National Football Foundation. Casper, who played from 1971-73, is one of the latest inductees to the College Football Hall of Fame. … The Irish wore pink accessories to their uniforms as part of their effort to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month … The ESPN College Game Day crew spent the day in South Bend. It was the first visit to Notre Dame Stadium for the program since Oct. 15, 2005, when the matchup that day featured No. 1 USC and No. 9 Notre Dame. The Irish have appeared on the show 20 times and hosted it eight times … Bennett Jackson's first-quarter interception was the Irish's fourth of the season – equaling their total for the entire 2011 season. … Shawn Hochuli, son of NFL referee Ed Hochuli, was the chief of the officiating crew.


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Public hearings Monday will allow citizens to discuss a proposal to close some Dougherty County schools. Since board members announced they were considering the move, people in East Albany have voiced their concerns.
Under the plan, two schools in that community would be shut down. The first of two public hearings is underway. Board members agree that some schools need to be closed, the question is: which ones?
Chris Bailey, who owns Tay's Restaurant in East Albany, is a Dougherty Middle School alumnus, along with his three children. Now he's trying to save the school from closing. "I'm just one person, one voice, but we need to get more people behind us to let our representatives know, hey look, not our school, not now. Let's redo this, let's rethink this, hold on."
Consultants presented school board members with a plan to close Dougherty Middle and Sylvester Road Elementary and re-purpose Magnolia Elementary. If it goes through it would save the system two million dollars a year in the general fund and avoid $11 million in needed renovations to those schools.
Some East Albany residents say this is all happening too fast. But school board chairman, Carol Tharin says they started looking at the student population back in October of 2011. "So this is not anything new. It's not something we pulled out of the air in the last few weeks, or the last few months. It's been an ongoing study."
School board members agree that some schools need to be closed due to the declining student population. But which schools has become the center of the debate.
"We know we're going to have to close, one middle school and one or two elementary schools. And I want to see their proposals for various options so that we can make a decision that's the best decision money wise and community wise," said School board member Lane Price.
The occupancy at Sylvester Road Elementary is at 108%, more than many of the other schools. But student population isn't the only thing school board members are looking at. "We look at the age of the school, the status of the building itself, what does it need does it have to be brought up to some new codes? Can we add on? There's just a lot that has got to be addressed," said Price.
And school board members are hoping that two public hearings will help guide them in their decision.
There's no specific deadline to make a decision, but board members are expected to vote on the proposal at their February 11th school board meeting. Another public hearing is scheduled for Thursday at noon.
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The 2014 Battle Red Blog Mock Draft is back on track now that the Ravens' pick is in. Which player will be joining Gary Kubiak, Owen Daniels, and Jacoby Jones in Baltimore?
In a misguided showing of penance, Corzo subjects himself to the season premiere of "Dancing With the Stars."
The former Texan will be on "Dancing with the Stars." In an unrelated story, insurance premiums for the show just doubled.
Some birds aren't meant to be caged.
Despite what some people believe today, cutting Jacoby Jones was still the right move for the Texans in 2011. However, his tenure in Houston should reflect poorly on some of the braintrust.
We're living in a new world now. I'm scared.
As a Texans fan, does that inspire any sort of feeling in you one way or another?
These things will come to pass on Sunday at Reliant Stadium. Unless they don't. There's really no pressure either way.
Wishes do come true for Texans fans as the Tiny Returner Experiment has finally come to a conclusive end. Spoiler Alert: It failed.
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The Loon Lake School District will join the Deer Park and Riverside School districts in running a maintenance and operations levy election on April 17.
Unlike the other two levy measures, the Loon Lake four-year $226,000 request was not run earlier this year.
If approved, the Loon Lake request will cost property owners 63 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation. The generated funds will be used for various educational programs — such as music and physical education — the food service department, technology, grounds improvement and non-high payments.
Alarmed by the growing number of burglaries and vehicle prowlings in the rural areas of Spokane County, the sheriff's department asks residents to take additional precautions.
Burglaries and vehicle prowlings have increased 53 percent for the months of January and February 2012 as compared to 2011.
King County Councilman and attorney Bob Ferguson, who is running for state attorney general, made a campaign stop on March 3 at the Deer Park Pizza Factory to meet with 7th Legislative District Democrats.
Judge Bruce Hilyer, who is running for Washington State Supreme Court, attended the meeting.
"As a fourth generation Washingtonian, my roots run deep in our state," said Ferguson, who has campaigned in 31 Washington State counties. "In the 19th century, my great-grandparents homesteaded along the Skagit River. I have lived and worked on both sides of the mountains."
Three people were injured in a one-car accident on March 1 at Elk-Chattaroy and Tallman roads.
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The family of four was not wearing their seatbelts which contributed to their injuries, he said.
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Most of the more than 100 animals seized from a farm in Elk last week by Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service (SCRAPS) have found new homes.
"It has been a long week for SCRAPS but we think we see a light at the end of the tunnel," said SCRAPS Development Coordinator Jackie Bell. "Our community has been so unbelievably supportive of SCRAPS by donating time, money, supplies and now adopting these animals," she continued.
SCRAPS has adopted all of the animals from this seizure.
Aaron D. Miller, 24, pled not guilty on Feb. 28 to various charges stemming from his apparent three holdups of the Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy in Deer Park this winter.
Miller, who is being held on $100,000 bond, faces first-degree robbery, second-degree robbery and attempted second-degree robbery charges.
Spokane County Sheriff's Detectives believe Miller was the gunman who robbed the store of oxycodone on Dec. 5 after displaying a gun and placing a note on the counter demanding drugs.
Miller fled the scene on foot.
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The Riverside School Board has decided to reduce its educational programs and operations levy from $3.90 per $1,000 of assessed valuation next year to $3.42/$1,000. The original levy request received only received 39.3 percent voter approval.
The Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service (SCRAPS), responding to a neighbor's complaint, carried out a search on Friday morning on Bruce Road in Elk.
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When investigators arrived, they found animals lacking proper food, according to SCRAPS Director Nancy Hill.
There were also reports of dead animals on the scene.
All the large animals will be taken to an emergency shelter at the Spokane County Fair and Expo Center.
A 24-year-old Deer Park man was booked into the Spokane County Jail on a first-degree robbery charge stemming from the robbery he allegedly committed at the Deer Park Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy on Feb. 21.
Detectives interviewed Aaron Miller and he confessed to two additional robberies at the Medicine Shoppe that occurred on Dec. 5 and 30.
Miller displayed what appeared to be a weapon during the Dec. 5 robbery and demanded Oxycodone medication, according to detectives.
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Clay Starbuck pled not guilty to the charge of aggravated first-degree murder of Chanin Starbuck in Spokane County Superior Court on Feb. 21.
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The Panthers taking on the Eagles isn't exactly the most enticing Monday night game we could have asked for, especially with the string of injuries affecting Philly these days. Fantasy owners continue to adjust to the constant changes from Andy Reid's squad.
Michael Vick and LeSean McCoy are still out with concussions, leaving Nick Foles and Bryce Brown to lead the offensive charge into Week 12. Not exactly the ideal situation, but you can find some value from the matchup here.
Let's take a look at who you need to start for Monday Night Football, and who needs to take a seat on your bench.
Cam Newton, quarterback - The Eagles defense is, well, not very good lately. They gave up four touchdowns and 84 rushing yards to RG3 last week, so given Newton's somewhat comparable style of play, you can expect him to be in for bigger numbers than he's been posting in recent games. Newton did manage 40 yards on the ground last week, his highest total since Week 7. Expect a better Cam on Monday night.
Jonathan Stewart & DeAngelo Williams, running back - Believe it or not, Philly only gave up two rushing touchdowns to running backs in its first 10 games. The timeshare in Carolina isn't doing anyone favors. Stewart finally scored his first rushing touchdown of 2012 last week. He controls a larger workload these days, but Williams limits his value still. If you have to start one of the two, Stewart is your guy. Williams has 24 rushing yards in his past two games. Yeah, stay away.
Steve Smith & Brandon LaFell, wide receiver - Since their bye week the Eagles have given up six touchdowns in four games to opposing wideouts. Smith's numbers aren't impressing anyone these days, but his value goes with Newton. Assuming Cam can take advantage of the Eagles secondary, Smith should see a revival in fantasy impact. You'll want to start him this week. LaFell broke out last Sunday with 93 yards and a touchdown. He's more of a flyer given his spotty production, but if you're in need of a last minute option, he might be worth a look.
Greg Olsen, tight end - Speaking of inconsistent, Olsen fits that bill pretty well. After a monstrous two-touchdown game in Week 11, he rescinded back to mediocrity last week against the Bucs. Newton still targets him a fair amount, but the Panthers offense is all over the place each week. Olsen is bound to go off if Cam decides to stop throwing 30-yard passes every play. Consider Olsen a TE2 who's worth starting unless you have a dominant option at this position.
Panthers defense/special teams - Carolina gave up an average of 31.5 points per game the past two weeks. Fortunately the Eagles offense continues to stall, only producing six points in Nick Foles first start. With a rookie starter you're probably going to get at least a turnover or two, so the Panthers D/ST is actually worth starting this week for those of you playing the matchups week to week.
Nick Foles, quarterback - Well, this is an easy decision. Don't start Foles. He managed just 204 yards to accompany two picks in Week 11. This is only his second NFL start. McCoy isn't playing. Nothing is appealing about his Week 12 value.
Bryce Brown, running back - Despite the offensive woes, Brown stands to gain the most from Monday night. Shady McCoy is out, leaving Brown to handle the majority of the workload with Dion Lewis taking some third-down snaps and doing nothing with them. The Panthers rank 20th against the run and towards the bottom of the league in fantasy points allowed to opposing running backs. Starting Brown is a good option in Week 12. He should be relied on and will see several dump offs with a rookie quarterback under center.
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Big Blue Kitten closed from the inside to win the United Nations Stakes on Saturday at Monmouth Park. (Photo By Bill Denver/EQUI-PHOTO)
Credit jockey Joe Bravo for Big Blue Kitten's win in the $525,000 United Nations Stakes on Saturday at Monmouth Park. Winning trainer Chad Brown sure did.
Not only did Bravo give the 5-year-old Kitten's Joy horse an impeccable ride in the 1 3/8-mile Grade 1 race, targeting the United Nations also was Bravo's idea after a runner-up finish in the Monmouth Stakes on June 9.
"Another memorable ride from Joe Bravo. That was one for his highlight reel," Brown said after Bravo rallied Big Blue Kitten from off the pace for a 1 ¼-length win. "I had so much confidence in Joe riding this horse. I came down when he ran at Monmouth last out and Joe told me if he knew the horse a little bit more he would have probably won that one. After his last race, Joe really sold me on giving the United Nations some consideration."
Bravo felt like the Monmouth Stakes was a missed opportunity when Big Blue Kitten finished powerfully but a little too late when second by 1 ¼ lengths to Boisterous. He asked Big Blue Kitten to pick up the pace earlier in the United Nations.
Big Blue Kitten accelerated into striking range of pacesetter Little Mike on the final turn. He was trapped briefly in traffic near the eighth pole but swept past Little Mike and Teaks North from the inside.
"It's amazing how much you can learn from one race" Bravo said. "Looking back, we could have won the last one [Monmouth Stakes], but I took what I learned there and used it today. This horse was ready to run the whole way around there today. Little Mike came off the rail just a little in the stretch and we were able to get through."
Teaks North held on for second and Hangover Kid overhauled 2012 Breeders' Cup Turf winner Little Mike for third.
Big Blue Kitten earned a starting berth in the 2013 Breeders' Cup Turf with the United Nations win. The race is part of the Breeder' Cup Challenge "Win and You're In" series.
Big Blue Kitten improved to nine wins from 16 career starts and the $300,000 winner's share for the United Nations boosted his career bankroll to $698,530 for owners-breeders Ken and Sarah Ramsey.
"I don't know where we'll go next yet, I will speak to Mr. Ramsey about it," Brown said. "I'm sure we'll take a look at the Arlington Million, I wouldn't be opposed to going a mile and a half in the Sword Dancer, or cutting back for the Arlington Million. He'll head back to his base at Saratoga tonight and we'll wait and see."
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Cancer is the second most common cause of death in the United States, accounting for nearly 1 of every 4 deaths.
A popular Billings band, the Midlife Chryslers, will host a fundraiser next Tuesday to benefit Relay For Life. It's a 10-piece band, five of which are doctors. They've been playing music for over a decade, and they're the mid life Chryslers, but two of them have been touched by cancer.
"Emotionally if you're the caregiver, its hard to watch the one you love suffer," says McBride.
Douglas McBride is an optometrist and a trumpet player.
"The band fondly refers to this music as geezer rock. So we're a bunch of old geezers, a bunch of guys that have played music through the years," says McBride.
His wife was diagnosed with breast cancer nearly 6 months ago. It's brought a real understanding to the band to be involved in cancer awareness.
"Its humbling to see when you encounter something like this, the outpouring of love that's there," says McBride.
They will host an event for Relay For Life, the American Cancer Society's biggest fundraiser.
"We're hoping that folks will become more aware become more involved and help," says McBride.
Hal Forseth, the vocalist and bass player in the band, is a gynecologist, who was diagnosed 6 months ago with chronic leukemia.
"I went in and got checked out, and wouldn't you know it I was told I had leukemia which was really a hit that I didn't want to take at that time," says Forseth.
He says he owes the now treatable disease to research made possible by these types of fundraisers.
"Fifteen years ago I would have had a three year prognosis, then I'd of been pushing up daisies.
Now I can expect a normal lifespan," says Forseth.
The Midlife Chryslers will join together to play, what may be their most important gig yet, Tuesday night.


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Green Salad with Pears and Gorgonzola
This salad, filled with the colors and flavors of the season, is not only beautiful to look at but also easy to prepare. It would be a fitting start to any holiday meal, or if topped with cubes of smoked turkey, would make a light meal in and of itself. Make the dressing in advance and toss it just before serving.
- Toss lettuce, pomegranate seeds, gorgonzola, pears and pecans in a large salad bowl. Set aside and prepare dressing. Alternately, set lettuce leaves on 6 salad plates, and top with pomegranate seeds, gorgonzola, pears and pecans.
Place mustard in a medium-sized bowl. Whisk in vinegar, honey and shallot. Slowly drizzle in hazelnut oil, while whisking constantly, to emulsify. Season with salt and pepper. Toss salad with half of the dressing (or drizzle over the plated salads). If more dressing is needed, add it a little at a time, taking care not to drench the leaves. Taste for seasoning and add more salt or pepper if needed. Serve immediately.
Ingredient Note: Butter lettuce is also frequently called Boston lettuce, and is the same thing. Bibb lettuce is a related, but larger-leafed variety. All three can be recognized by their pale green color, loose, softly-curled leaves, and velvety texture; Pomegranate seeds can frequently be found in your supermarket produce section already-hulled, but if you can't find them, and want to save time, using dried cranberries or dried cherries, or a tart fresh berry like blackberries, would be just as delicious.
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Deep within the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains is the healthiest salt in the world. This is by far the purest salt available on earth and is absolutely uncontaminated with any toxins or pollutants. Today's table and cooking salt is void of the vital trace minerals that make this Himalayan crystal salt so precious. Crystal salt has spent over 250 million years maturing under extreme tectonic pressure, far away from exposure to impurities. The Crystal Salt from the Himalayas does not burden your body as other salts do. It is very difficult for your body to absorb too much crystal salt since there are powerful and effective feedback loops that regulate this process. Natural crystal salt always promotes a healthy balance and does not contribute to high blood pressure like typical table salt.
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Valerie Nieman is an award-winning writer, teacher, and editor whose work emerges from her Appalachian roots. She is the author of three novels, the most recent of which, Blood Clay, has garnered critical praise and reader raves. Her first novel, Neena Gathering, is newly republished by Permuted Press as a classic in the post-apocalyptic genre.
She also has published a collection of short stories, Fidelities, and a poetry collection, Wake Wake Wake. Her work has appeared widely in journals, from Poetry and New Letters to theNorth Carolina Literary Review, and in several anthologies. She has received an NEA creative writing fellowship as well as grants in North Carolina, West Virginia, and Kentucky, and prizes including the Eric Hoffer Prize in General Fiction, two Elizabeth Simpson Smith awards in fiction and the Greg Grummer Prize in poetry.
She graduated from West Virginia University and Queens University of Charlotte. A longtime newspaper reporter and editor, she now teaches creative writing at North Carolina A&T State University and is the poetry editor of Prime Number magazine.
Nieman has appeared on college campuses, visited book clubs, and conducted writing workshops at John C. Campbell Folk School and other locations throughout the mid-Atlantic.
On Blood Clay - This novel of the New South won the 2012 Eric Hoffer Award for General Fiction. The judges commented: "Touching on themes of loneliness, belonging, and racism, this book will haunt the reader." In addition, the novel was a finalist for the 2012 John Gardner Fiction Book Prize, shortlisted for the 2012 Montaigne Medal honoring thought-provoking books, and longlisted for the SIBA Awards. Hear my radio interview with Public Radio East.
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Talking about Blood Clay:
"Blood Clay is a victorious book in many different ways. I was entertained and remain mightily impressed!" Fred Chappell, author of Look Back All the Green Valley and a host of novels, stories, books of poetry, former NC poet laureate.
Blood Clay is a little (it weighs in at just around two hundred pages), great American novel in story, character, and writing. Ours is a country of immigration and migration, and one constant within that instability is a person's search for companionship in her new home, at a community level and a more intimate one, to be part of "the even numbers of the regular world." ... Even the details in Blood Clay exude a particularly American atmosphere: Tracey is a northerner who moves deep into rural North Carolina tobacco country. When geography-based issues aren't the simmering—or explosive—heat beneath a relationship in this book, race, class, and gender are. The sanctity of individuality and personal property? Yes—that's one of the big matters in the investigation into the violent death of one of the school's young students. Justice, the media, gossip—"the rumors fly so fast, they grow wings and maybe horns and tails"—and that peculiar thirst for blood in a competitive society, "the moment of potential, the blood under the skin ready for spilling"? Most definitely those are all here." American Book Review
"I started Blood Clay one day, finished it the next. VERY difficult to put down. What a great book!"— David Halperin, author of Journal of a UFO Investigator.
"I finished Blood Clay today and it is the best novel I have read in a long time. This is a terrific book, told well, amazing descriptive passages dropping in out of almost nowhere into the middle of a moment, sensitivity to everything and everyone, understanding of that Southern ethos that exists outside the cities . . . my gosh. I've told my daughter she just has to see that this is on her book club's agenda for the next round of books they read." —Jean Rodenbough
"Nieman, whose lyrical writing edges on poetry, tells this story with insight and compassion. She doesn't idealize the South: troubled race relations, provincialism, and phony politeness all play a part. But the novel also captures what makes the town humane, large-minded, and forgiving. The message is optimistic: Although life inevitably causes pain, we can still find a home." Our State
"I read this book with the curiosity that I assume a cultural anthropologist would feel and a perspective a poet would enjoy. This is a book that needs to be savored. Leisurely." By Vijya Campagne, Member of Winston-Salem Writers
"Devoured Blood Clay in a day. It is beautifully written, honest and moving." — Avra Wing, author of Angie, I Says.
"Not only her nuanced plot, setting and characters but also Nieman's poetic language brings her world to life. She paints the setting with precise, laser-cut visuals. Nieman's journalistic background shows in her tight economy of construction. She offers a near-sociological view of this world, involves the reader deeply with several characters and provides true, aching insights about identity, both personal and cultural, and she does so in fewer than 200 pages. Not a word, image or event is wasted." Charleston Gazette-Mail
"Val Nieman has written what is destined to become a classic novel of Southern life. I love this book." — Elizabeth Stuckey-French, author of The Revenge of the Radioactive Lady
"The precipitating event of Valerie Nieman's Blood Clay - a brutal dog attack on a young girl in rural North Carolina - is in itself a small masterpiece of dramatic storytelling. What unfolds from there is a compelling, wise and nuanced exploration both of life in today's changing South and the struggles of ordinary people to live with hope and a sense of belonging, despite their fears and failings. This is a true-to-life, sensitive and gripping piece of fiction." — John Cochran"This is one of the best contemporary Southern novels I've read in a long time. There is no exaggerated humor here, no condescension, no frothy romanticism – but there is plenty of truth, and a story you won't soon forget." Linda Brinson, Briar Patch Books
"In her new novel, Blood Clay, set rural North, Carolina, Valerie Nieman is interested in the tangled social lines of the new South, the struggle of newcomers to belong, and of natives to keep their balance in changing times. Beneath the fascination with change runs a deep love for the changeless, the way the deep roots of a place can hold and comfort, despite the complications of both past and present." Gently Read Literature
"Weaving together a tale of small-town culture with various kinds of disconnected citizens, Nieman courageously approaches subjects that continue to haunt the South: racism, ignorance and violence. The pain of families and their dysfunction sits side-by-side with tobacco culture. Yet, there is beauty here and a sense of pride in history...(Tracey) Gaines wants to stay put for the first time ever; in spite of the tragic, limping life she has made, her desire is to claim it." The Southern Pines Pilot
"…This is one of the joys of the book – that however shocking or terrifying the events, people wake up the next morning and make tea, feed the cats, go to work…Indeed, their relationship to work, too, is one of the triumphs of the novel: the characters don't self-destruct in the face of their suffering, but rather work – both at jobs and on their living spaces." — Books for Readers
Thank you to the nearly 600 people on Goodreads who entered for a chance to win the "classic" 1988 edition of Neena Gathering.
Two winners were drawn - Evelyn and Aimee, both from Canada! Signed copies are on their way now.
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Fatigue Health (cont.)
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Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.
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Steven Doerr, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Emergency Medicine Physician. Dr. Doerr received his undergraduate degree in Spanish from the University of Colorado at Boulder. He graduated with his Medical Degree from the University Of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver, Colorado in 1998 and completed his residency training in Emergency Medicine from Denver Health Medical Center in Denver, Colorado in 2002, where he also served as Chief Resident.
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The potential causes of fatigue are numerous. The majority of diseases known to man often list fatigue or malaise as possible associated symptoms. This is complicated by the fact that fatigue can occur in normal healthy individuals as a normal response to physical and mental exertion. However, normal fatigue may begin to become abnormal if it becomes chronic, extreme or prolonged fatigue; usually this occurs when a person experiences chronic or prolonged physical or mental exertion. For example, unusually hard physical or mental exertion for one day can result in normal fatigue that may last about a day or sometimes more, depending on the exertion level, while daily unusually hard physical or mental exertion may result in prolonged fatigue (usually greater than 24 to 48 hours). This latter situation may develop into abnormal fatigue.
The causes of fatigue can be classified under several broad disease entities or lifestyle problems that have fatigue as an associated symptom. The following table categorizes numerous causes of fatigue. This table is not meant to be all inclusive.
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Yes, we have three one-credit online courses under GEED 214, 216, 218. They are titled "Claim Your Career Calling," "Becoming Workplace Familiar" and "Finding Suitable Employment." You can register fall or spring by looking under the general education course listings. This is for those of you wanting to dig deeper into how you can be your own career manager.
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We suggest you take a career assessment and evaluate your interests, skills, personality, and values and then match to majors. Sigi3 and Career Direct are two of the most popular tools used to accomplish this. You can come in for an appointment to review the results and determine what is necessary to make that decision. Do the same if you are considering changing your major.
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It is best to do some concentrated research before deciding by using reference materials and talking with people. We can give you some best websites for this investigation and help you set up an information interview to visit with someone in a profession of interest to you. Your research can extend to faculty, current students and that famous college catalog.
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MISHAWAKA — An Indiana mother claims that a teacher duct-taped shut the mouth of her third-grade son who has Asperger's syndrome, a mental condition on the autism spectrum.
Rita Burnett said her son told her it happened Thursday at Battell Elementary School in Mishawaka. Burnett filed a report Friday with Mishawaka police.
The report says Burnett claims the teacher made the child put duct tape on his own mouth, but Burnett says Tuesday that she told police her son indicated that the teacher applied the duct tape.
Gregg Hixenbaugh, the district's legal counsel, says the matter will be investigated internally and school officials will cooperate with law enforcement.
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From all reports, it's pretty clear Kentucky's Speaker of the House, Greg Stumbo, is considering a run for governor next year.
And I don't know whether to describe that possibility as absurd or terrifying.
Make no mistake – Stumbo possesses the necessary combination of viciousness and an unbridled lust for power to make him a formidable candidate if he decides to run. From what I've seen, if he were trapped in a snowbound cabin without firewood, he wouldn't hesitate to throw his own mother on the hearth to survive.
But a qualified candidate, capable of leading effectively?
Not a chance.
How disingenuous does a person have to be to claim that just after a fishing trip with one of his biggest political contributors – road contractor Leonard Lawson – he "can't remember" whether they discussed a possible campaign? Can a lie be any more obvious?
Stumbo is one of the major contributors to the current dismal state of Kentucky politics. Happy to overindulge his personal ego at every opportunity, his concern for the welfare of actual Kentuckians is virtually non-existent. And the thought of him actually moving into the Governor's Mansion makes my blood run cold.
Giving even more power to a strong-arm artist like Greg Stumbo would spell disaster for the Bluegrass State. And if he asks next year, we should just say "No way."
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I have a question regarding the music for the Act II PDD of Swan Lake. In the Kirov dvd of the Metzenzeva performance there is a harp cadenza that I've never heard on any other recording. I also heard the cadenza in a Swan Lake Kirov performance at the Met in the '90's. Did Tchaikovsky compose it or did someone else did? Thanks in advance!
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Clickjacking Threat To Firefox
Counterfeit links are able to deceive the Firefox and Chrome browsers, directing users to unintended websites.
Aditya K Sood of Secniche Security has published an article which claims that Firefox and Chrome are vulnerable to a certain form of clickjacking. For example, if a user wants to go to Yahoo.com and clicks (unwittingly) on a forged link, an embedded JavaScript function redirects them to a totally different site.
Sometimes this will be obvious, but other times the user will be unaware of the detour until it is too late. When the mouse is passed over the link, the original address is shown in the address bar, i.e., Yahoo.com. Depending on the intentions of the hijackers, the bogus website can activate malignant codes, offer spam, or convince the user he/she is on the original website in order to elicit passwords.
Users who want to know if the click trick works with their own browser can test it here. The source code enables the study of attacks.
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