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05-11-2011 14:55
If instructions upon page 77 of N9 UG (Eng) not clear enough you do need to download appropriate voice file with street names as none installed by default.
After you have chosen "Walking person" icon > Get directions > Navigate you need to tap upon grey tool bar at base of screenAfter selecting Voice Guidance > tap on select voice to reveal choices available.
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08-11-2011 17:06
Wow, they don't make that easy to find!
Perhaps I'm missing something again but I can't select English with street names in the Drive app? The non-streetname voice also seems to be terribly low quality compared to my C7.
The Drive app seems to be missing a lot of features that are in the Symbian version also such as speed limit warnings and live traffic updates.
I hope we're going to see more updates to the N9 Drive app. Currently it feels like the Symbian version from 2 years ago.
05-12-2011 17:23
I am having the same problem. I live in the USA and for some reasons street names are not announced during navigation mode. Any tips?
05-12-2011 20:19
So you have downloaded English (US) with street names and get navigation instructions but no street names whilst "Walking"?
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05-12-2011 22:04
I haven't tried "walking" yet. I've only tried "driving" but I assume it should be the same.
When I go to select the language I only see 'English(US)'. I don't see an option for 'English(US) with street names'. Even when I go to download more languages I don't see that choice.
On my old Nokia E6 there was an option for 'English(US) with street names'.
05-12-2011 22:13
I just saw something interesting. I am able to select 'English (US) with street names' in "walking" navigation mode. But if I switchinto "driving" navigation the 'English (US) with street names' is no longer available! Only the version without street names is available in "driving" navigation. Does anyone know why?
05-12-2011 22:40
Whilst pure speculation can only assume that there must be too much of a time lag pulling out the information under MeeGo for use at vehicle speeds; it could also be a reason why drive navigation was never available for Nokia N900 Maemo device either from Nokia application.
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Review submitted: March 24, 2011 Date of arrival: March 10, 2011
we found the westwinds last minute after looking for months for a rental. It was busy season and thought how nice could it be if they were the only place with avaliblity? To our surprise west winds was absolutly beautiful. The location was perfect, directly across from the beach and beautiful views of the gulf from our huge picture window. The furnishings were professionly done from top to bottom. The strip was walking distance to all resturants, and Publix supermarket. We never had to get in our car once! The pool was warm and even on cool nights we still swam. It was kid friendly and my 3 year old had a great time fishing off the docks in the back yard and whale watching. The owners were extermly helpful, and even came to bring the kids chocolate bars on our movie night! I would go back for all our trips to treasure island. Thank You both for a great vacation and look forward to next year.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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Terrific Waterfront Condo
Review submitted: August 8, 2010 Date of arrival: July 31, 2010
Very Clean 2BR 2 BA condo. Waterfront views from the Family Room and Master Bedroom.
Short walk (2 blocks) to the white sandy beaches. John's Pass is 1/2 mile up the road.
Great and helpful Office staff with Dy and Jimmy Dean. We'll be back!!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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Review submitted: July 14, 2010 Date of arrival: July 4, 2010
We went for the July 4th weekend and had a two bedroom corner suite. It was beautiful, spotless with every detail taken care of, down to the gold coffee filter in the the coffee machine (we didn't even have to buy our own filters!). The furniture was nice quality and comfortable, the beds were 8/10 for comfort (but we sleep on tempur-pedic at home so we are spoiled). Two beautiful wall mounted flat screens in the master and living room for the quiet time at home. The ocean was across the street and it was a two minute walk to one of the most beautiful beaches I have seen. This property is nestled on the inter coastal waterway over looking beautiful homes, a gorgeous and quiet atmosphere. The hotel was full but we alway had the parking spaces we were promised and we never heard a peep from the neighbors so I think the walls were pretty thick because I was worried I would hear them. The staff was friendly and went out of their way to make us feel at home and pampered. I felt like I was staying as a guest of good friends! My only hesitation in writing this great review is I am fearful the Westwinds will get so popular that I will have a hard time getting a room next time! Our friends stayed at the Bilmar which they have gone to for years. When they saw our room they immediately told us that next year they will stay at the Westwinds. Thank you Jimmy for a great time!!
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Review submitted: July 14, 2010 Date of arrival: July 8, 2010
Jimmy Dean was absolutley the greatest guy anyone would be proud to call brother. He and the staff helped our family in more ways than anyone can imagine. They are great people and hopefully a part of our family forever. We will truley miss them. Their hospitality only mirrored the greatness of the condo. It was absolutely breathtaking and unbelievably relaxing. You can tell they pride theirself in all they do, and will go out of their way to make it the Best Vaction Ever for you and your family. We were skeptical at first when looking for condos, because you never know what you'll really get. But after actually going to "Westwinds" we'll never have to worry about that again! THANKS AGAIN!
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Good Times
Review submitted: June 8, 2010 Date of arrival: May 29, 2010
Did a last minute "stay-cation" to Westwinds for memorial day weekend and it didn't dissapoint. All the units are newly remodeled and have plenty of space. Location is great on the water on the bay side of Gulf Blvd and a quick walk across the street to the beach.
Jimmy Dean and Dye were very accomadating and even surprised us all with a Saturday cook out! Really appreciate the fact Jimmy let me store my kayaks and paddle board as well! Thanks Man.
Great place to stay whether you're local or from out of town. Nice new docks if you want to bring your boat as well. The location is also close to a Publix grocery store thats on the water and has a dock. Nothing like kayaking to the store for a beer run!
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Perfect Vacation Spot!!!
Review submitted: May 18, 2010 Date of arrival: May 3, 2010
What a great place!! We stayed in Room 305 during our spring break (end of March - beg. of April) It was a one bedroom with a King sized bed and a spacious living room with a pull-out couch. Our two teenagers had no problem camping out on the pull out couch and the queen sized blowup mattress. We were surprised with how much living space we had!
Another wonderful "perk" to our condo was the beautiful view of the bay. The first day we were there we saw a dolphin jumping and swimming out our big bay window. My kids spent their time (while eating their meals) looking out the window at all the birds hanging around the docks outside.
Also the location of the resort is extremely convenient to many restaurants and local Tampa/St. Pete attractions. Not to mention the awesome beach across the street!
I also wanted to mention how great the staff was, from the day we booked until the day we left. They were extremely friendly and accommodating.
I would definitely stay there again the next time we come to the area.
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Review submitted: April 7, 2010 Date of arrival: March 9, 2010
New towels, blankets, sheets, comforters, and pillows and 100% remodeled units, building and grounds - everything looked and felt GREAT!
Hard working, friendly professional, and available staff!
All in all, a great stay and a great value!
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Wonderful Resort - Higly Recommended
Review submitted: August 29, 2009 Date of arrival: August 22, 2009
This condo is absolutely gorgeous!!! It is truly just renovated - very tastefully decorated with impressive top grade features. Our room was very large and exceptionally clean - even exceeded my expectations. We cooked a full meal in the full kitchen (everything we needed was there). The manager on site was extremely helpful, friendly and responded quickly to all of our needs. There is a beautiful few of the bay from the room and it has easy beach access. The pool is right on the bay and there is a fishing dock. Publix, Walgreen's and many restaurants are very close by. We stayed here for my daughter's birthday and had the very best time!!! Will definitely stay again.
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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This week's image is a bit belated, but better late than never, right? I must admit, this painting was really hard to muster up the motivation to paint. That loss was pretty tough to swallow. It doesn't help that I have a good friend and former roommate who is a hardcore Donkeys fan. He didn't make it any easier ;) But instead of painting a specific moment from the game (all of them suffer from that nasty little *too little, too late* footnote) I chose to celebrate that Cassel-to-Bowe connection we're starting to see. Wallpapered as always!
Not Chiefs related, but I thought I would share this anyways I've always wanted to do a caricature of Wade Phillips. He's mighty caricature-able.
Go "6.5"! Sorry, I had to :D This is my official petition for an increase in his Madden rating!!! I'm not sure I've ever had as much fun with a painting as I did with this one. Enjoy :) Go Chiefs! (wallpapers)
I think this may be one of my favorite paintings to date. It was a lot of fun to create. Another big day like this and I may become a believer :D Wallpapers :)
I was livid when I saw the play that preceeded this "argument." I've calmed down since, but it really had me going at the time. Last Sunday, I thought this call lost the game for us. I've backed off that stance since then, because there were a number of mistakes made by my beloved Kansas City Chiefs that were ultimately responsible for this loss. This stung, however, nonetheless. I couldn't believe the call by that ref. Whether offensive pass interference should have been called on Andre Johnson or not, calling PI on Flowers was just downright absurd. Download your Wallpapers Here
The Elusive Peyton Manning Interception ~by Tamba Hali and Jon McGraw I was torn on what exactly to put into this one. I knew that Hali was a given. That shot of him all bloody after harassing Peyton all day long was just priceless. So I started working on a closeup of him that I was going to make very dramatic. I didn't like that idea the closer that I got to completing it. Right when I had most of the painting done, I decided to pull back and do an action shot like I had been doing all these weeks. It just seemed right. These guys are making me work. This was very much a team play. Hat tip to Romeo Crennel. Don't forget your wallpapers
Everyone can thank AP user Holmeslice for this Derrick Thomas image, along with anyone who rec'd up his post in order to completely break apart my previous concept for the bye week painting. Thanks alot Holmeslice :P I was originally going to do something other than a painting for this week to spice it up a little, but it became very clear after a few emails that this was the way to go. I had a lot of fun with this one. It had to be John (as my Dad used to call him, "Ole' Horse Lips") Elway, didn't it? Wallpapers, to break your Chiefs (3-0) fever. And just because I've gotten a lot of questions / emails about this recently: This is a painting done by me from scratch, using a variety of reference images, by hand with a Wacom tablet, in Photoshop :)
Ok everyone here is my poll for this upcoming week's Posterized image. I'm throwing a change-up and this week's image will feature a hall of famer (of your choice) from the Chiefs' only Super Bowl team. This week's image will not be painted as the previous image, but the medium will not be revealed until next week, in an attempt to corral all the excitement as possible > :D The poll closes sunday night so get your votes in before then!
Well... This wasn't a hard decision. I keep looking for reasons to put up a poll, but uh... Mr. Moeaki made this one pretty easy one me. Wallpapers ~ Enjoy :)
This week's Posterized Image starring Brandon Flowers! That pick was a thing of beauty! I was hoping to put this thing to a vote, but I think we can all agree that there wasn't much else to Posterize in this game. But this is still a pretty awesome moment. 2-0! Go Chiefs! Painted Walpapers for all!
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Rising fears over bullying at the council prompted a behind-closed-doors meeting between union representatives and councillors this week.
Sutton Council has pledged to investigate claims of bullying after a survey conducted by union Unison revealed that two thirds of those who participated say they have been bullied by their bosses at work and a third say they are being bullied.
The meeting, held on Tuesday, was a direct response to claims of a deep-rooted culture of bullying at the council from Unison following its survey of 368 workers.
Following the meeting, Councillor Colin Hall, deputy leader of the council, said: "We take bullying very seriously and have a policy in place for employees to raise any concerns. There has been significant reorganisation to make the council more efficient over the past two years. This has resulted in changes in the workplace saving £1million this financial year for local taxpayers.
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Men's hoops knock off Mercer, 81-75
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Russell Powell scored a career-high 19 points to lead the Jacksonville men's basketball team to an 81-75 win over Mercer in Atlantic Sun Conference play on Saturday afternoon.
Powell was one of four Dolphins (7-20, 5-11 A-Sun) in double figures as JU knocked the Bears (20-8, 12-3 A-Sun) out of a tie for first place in the conference schedule.
The Dolphins hit 50 percent from the floor en route to scoring a season-best 81 points. While hitting just five 3-pointers, JU made it to the free throw line 37 times, hitting 28 – with Powell going 9-for-11.
Along with a season-best offensive output, the Dolphins defense blocked seven shots, held Mercer to just 40 percent from the floor and forced 15 turnovers.
"This is a good win," said JU head coach Cliff Warren. "We did a good job of attacking the basket and hitting our free throws. I thought we did some good things defensively, but we gave up too many second chance opportunities."
Sporting a two-point halftime lead, Mercer tied the game on the opening possession but an Aloys Cabell 3-pointer to retake the lead sparked a 19-6 run. Jeremy Bogus' 3-pointer with 14:35 left in the game capped the run and gave JU a 56-43 lead.
After seeing the Bears cut the lead to nine, JU went on a 13-4 run to build a 72-54 lead with 7:39 left on a pair of Shamile Jeffers free throws.
The Dolphins offense struggled over those final seven minutes and Mercer came roaring back, going on a 19-4 run over the next six minutes to cut the defict to three, 76-73, with 1:56 left on a Jakob Gollon 3-pointer.
Needing points and stops, JU got a stop when Bud Thomas's 3-pointer rimmed out and Cabell hit 1-of-2 free throws to put the Dolphins up four, 77-73 with 24 seconds left.
Langston Hall scored the final two of his game-high 20 points on the next possession to make it 77-75 with 15 seconds remaining.
Powell iced the game for the Dolphins by hitting a pair of free throws with 12 seconds left.
Cabell added 13 points for JU, his 12th straight game in double figures. Glenn Powell had 14 points while Tevin Galvin had 12 points and three blocks. Evin Graham led the Dolphins with a season-best eight rebounds.
After falling behind 7-0 in the opening 90 seconds, JU roared back to take the lead on a Russell Powell jumper with 10:42 left in the half and the Dolphins would eventually take a 37-35 lead at intermission.
The Bears had four players in double figures, with Daniel Coursey adding 16 points while Gollon and Thomas had 10 each. Thomas led the Bears with nine rebounds.
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As lawmakers in Raleigh debate legislation to take control of the airport away from the City of Charlotte and give it to an independent authority, a study commissioned by Charlotte city leaders will get started on Friday.
Bob Hazel of the Oliver Wyman Consulting Firm says "I need to ask why individuals are interested in changing governance structure, to find out what is driving the current legislation"
Hazel says for the first part of the report, which is due April 5th, he intends to interview Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx and city council members, the Mecklenburg County Delegation and the co-sponsors of the bill, the Airport Director, and members of the business community.
Hazel and the Charlotte Airport Governance Study Oversight Committee met for the first time on Thursday.
Interim City Manager Julie Burch says "the committee doesn't have a decision making role. It doesn't have a recommendation formulation role. It is simply to ensure that this outside study is as independent as it possibly can be."
The committee will provide guidance and feedback to the consultant.
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"Our concern is that there is a swirl going on around the airport" says Minerva of the battle to control the airport.
"We are not picking sides in this - again - we would just like to see calm and stability return. Charlotte has always been a well run airport and we'd like to see that continue."
The study will also look at how other airports are run, and see how Charlotte Douglas stacks up.
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The House is expected to take up the measure next week.
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In short: This is a man-repeller that will make everyone around you think Grandma just entered the room. The instructions say to apply a small dab, and that the camphor scent will fade quickly. Well I applied dabs on my hands and feet, but the camphor scent never faded. It worked well enough as a moisturizer, but I couldn't use it in public, and it isn't so much better than my regular night time lotions that I can justify repurchasing it when it finally (hopefully!) runs out. I will reach for cocoa butter, L'Occitane cream, coconut oil, even plain Vaseline or Aquaphor, before I consider repurchasing this sorry product.
Really, who cares about the scent as long as it works! Of course some skin creams can smell like medicine, because that's what your skin needs at the time. Most companies add perfume to their creams, and that only makes it worse. If you have any skin conditions or chronic dry skin from the weather, then you really need to try this cream. There is nothing in the drugstore that instantly soothes red irritated skin and takes the sting out. If you live in a harsh climate or love winter sports, I think this can help protect your face and hands.
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Received a sample of this in my January glossybox and I immediately purchased the full size, AMAZING moisturiser if you have extremely dry skin I wore this under my foundation today and for the first time in forever no flaking at all, I also used this on my lips and it softened them instantly, only down side to using it as a lip balm is that it has a funny taste but nothing unbearable. 5/5 would definitely recommend
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I received a sample of this from Sephora. I began using it on my hands and feet before going to bed. When I woke up, I noticed such a difference in my skin. It was smoother and moisturized. I was so impressed that I ordered a full size tube. The smell is strong at first, but it does disappear. This cream is a must have for my dry, winter skin. For about $20, I will continue to purchase.
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I rediscovered this moisturizing skin cream in a lost pile of products. I have been using it on my hands and feet before bedtime. It goes on smooth and feels like silicone. I don't have very dry skin so it takes some time to get absorbed. I stopped using it because of its scent. It's very medicinal but only for a short time. There are other equal quality moisturizer without this scent. So after this jar, I won't be using it again.
The scent of this product is too much for me to handle. This review is only based on trying a tiny sample size (0.1oz tube). However, this product is not for me. The scent is so unbelievably medicinal like tiger balm or bengay. The product itself is probably not too bad for extremely dry skin, considering it feels like a thicker vaseline/petroleum product or aquaphor. It absorbs quickly into the skin. This might be a good product for extremely dry skin. It seems as though a lot of people use this on their lips as well but I can't understand how they can use this product so close to their nose... It reeks!
I liked it but its not HG. I like that its glycerin based which is different. I don't really like the feel of it on my lips or skin kind of a waxy silicone feel. But it does moisturize well. Overall consensus is that it's way too expensive in America and therefore even though I put I would repurchase, I would only do so for the original price. Oh yes and the smell disappears quickly as stated.
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I Love this stuff!!! Price is a bit steep, but it's so worth it.. think about all the money you could be saving!! everything you need is in this one product, look no further if your like me and have continually dry lips year round!! I have tried, vaseline, burts bees, chapstick, maybelline baby lips, ETC.. But this always TOPS my list, it makes my lips soft to the touch, softens lines and cracks and you can wear lipstick on top of this product and your lips will look amazingly soft!
I have recently returned my 1.25 oz ($16) at Sephora and purchased the 2.5oz for $20 on ebay/amazon.
I have not tried the foaming face wash yet! but I want too! :)
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I decided to buy a 60g tube to test it out. I live in Japan so it was around $5, which is pretty inexpensive. It is called yuskinA. I don't know about anyone else but I love the scent of Vicks vapour rub, so I really enjoy the scent of this. It does fade away pretty quickly though.
The consistency is thinner than Vicks but still quite thick and leaves a tacky feeling on the skin due to the high level of glycerin. It isn't greasy at all though and does leave my hands soft. Just sticky. Now that the weather is warmer, I find the feeling to be quite uncomfortable and I can imagine this is quite amazing in winter for hands and feet.
Update: I decided to try this on my face because there were a lot of good reviews of this for the face. I love it too! While it doesn't leave my face soft or improve the texture, it really helps to heal scars and pimples on those areas that need it.
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Tennis loses first match of 2012 on the road
February 10, 2012
Lancaster, SC-The Salem College tennis team lost their first match of the season on the road to the University of South Carolina Lancaster 9-0. Kerri Morgan (Walnut Cove, NC) played both number 1 singles and doubles for the Spirits in the loss. Salem falls to 0-1 on the season.
Morgan played a strong second set in the number one singles match, but she eventually lost the match (1-6, 5-7). The closest match of the game happened at the number two doubles spot. Amy Allison (Geneva, OH) and Cierra Young (Pooler, GA) fell in a close 6-8 match.
Salem returns to action on Saturday at Columbia College at 10:30.
Match Result: 0-9 Loss
1 Gallagher/ Bessent def Morgan/Angela Reavis (Salem) 8-1
2 Gardner/Beam def Allison/Young (Salem) 8-6
3 Smith/Mullen def Lauren Wisen/Samantha Story (Salem) 8-3
1 L. Gallaghar def Morgan (Salem) 6-1, 7-5
2 C. Bassent def Allison (Salem) 6-1, 6-0
3 R. Smith def Reavis (Salem) 6-2, 6-3
4 M. Gardner def Young (Salem) 6-0, 6-0
5 L. Beam def Story (Salem) 6-0, 6-0
6 M. Mullen def. Wisen (Salem) 6-2, 6-0
Exhibition Match
Ayla Pruitt (Salem) def B. Ivey (USC-L) 8-0


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Clatskanie's Junior Varsity (JV) football team improved their record to 7-0 on Thursday, Oct. 20, when they defeated Franklin High School, 32-22.
The Portland school plays in the 5A Oregon school classification, two school-size levels above 3A Clatskanie.
The Tigers fell behind early in the game after Franklin scored on its first possession of the ball.
Clatskanie responded later in the first quarter on a touchdown run by David Adkinson to tie the score 6-6.
Cedet Bailey scored on a run up the middle in the second quarter and the Tigers led 12-6.
The Tiger JVs jumped out 18-6 when Nick Donaldson passed to Colton Puzey on a 20-yard touchdown play before the half.
Clatskanie continued to pull away in the third quarter when Donaldson connected with Puzey again on a five-yard strike for a score.
The final Tiger points came when Adkinson ran for his second touchdown of the game to pull Clatskanie ahead 32-6.
The Quakers managed to score on a long touchdown pass and a fumble recovered in the Tiger end zone, but Franklin never really threatened Clatskanie, according to JV coach Bob Donaldson.
Nick Donaldson led the rushing attack with 73 yards on nine carries.
Micah McLeod gained 63 yards on 11 carries.
Puzey led all receivers with five catches for 65 yards and two touchdowns.
Defensively, the Tigers were led by Mica Karber, Sawyer Weldon, Austin Haas and Adkinson.
Coach Donaldson said, "It was really a great team effort on both sides of the ball."
Clatskanie JVs finish their season Monday night, Oct. 31, against Rainier. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m.
Clatskanie middle school wrestling begins its season Monday, Oct. 31, with an organizational gathering at 4 p.m. in the upper gym at Clatskanie Middle/High School (CMHS), 471 SW BelAir Drive.
The following Monday, Nov. 7, a parents' meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. in the CMHS commons.
The wrestling program is open to all sixth, seventh and eighth grade students.
Those wishing more information should contact Perry Smith at 503 308-3921.
Information on Clatskanie high school, middle school and youth wrestling programs is also available on Facebook at "Clatskanie Tiger Wrestling."
Clatskanie middle school wrestling begins its season Monday, Oct. 31, with an organizational gathering at 4 p.m. in the upper gym at Clatskanie Middle/High School (CMHS), 471 SW BelAir Drive.
The following Monday, Nov. 7, a parents' meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. in the CMHS commons.
The wrestling program is open to all sixth, seventh and eighth grade students.
Those wishing more information should contact Perry Smith at 503 308-3921.
Information on Clatskanie high school, middle school and youth wrestling programs is also available on Facebook at "Clatskanie Tiger Wrestling."
Rainier's varsity football team continued its Lewis and Clark League winning streak, crushing Warrenton 62-0 Friday night on the Warriors home field.
The Columbians led 22-0 at the end of the first quarter on two Marshall Dean touchdown runs of one and nine yards, and a 65-yard score by Parker Dean.
Rainier extended its lead to 54-0 at halftime following scoring runs of three and 55 yards from M. Dean, a 35-yard run from P. Dean, and a 16-yard run by Derek King.
King rounded out the scoring in the third quarter with a six-yard run.
The Columbians sailed on to the 62-0 win.
M. Dean had nine carries for 217 yards and P. Dean ran the ball four times for 105 yards. The Dean brothers combined for 322 yards rushing and six touchdowns.
King had seven carries for 92 yards. Rainier ran for a total of 530 yards.
Rainier quarterback Brad Tripp completed his only pass attempt of the night for 27 yards.
"It was pouring rain so it was tough to throw," said Rainier head coach Thor Ware. "Our junior varsity team held them (the Warriors) in the third and fourth quarters."
Rainier travels to Beaverton to take on Valley Catholic High School, Saturday, Oct. 29. Kick-off is set for 1 p.m.
Clatskanie High School (CHS) football and volleyball teams were both ranked in the top ten of the 3A division, Fall Dairy Farmers Academic All-State Program.
The program honors teams with the highest average grade averages.
The Tiger football team ranked ninth with a 3.25 collective grade point average, and the Lady Tiger volleyball team tied with Vale for tenth with a 3.54 GPA.
The Clatskanie junior varsity football team continued its winning streak by defeating Dayton, 46-14, on the Tiger field Monday, Oct. 24.
The Tiger JVs have a perfect 8-0 record for the season.
Colten Puzey returned the opening kickoff 60 yards for a touchdown to get the Tigers out to an early lead.
On the Tigers second possession, Cedet Bailey broke an 80-yard touchdown run and Clatskanie went up 16-0.
Clatskanie added two more scores before the half, a 15-yard run by Micah McLeod and a 25-yard pass from Nick Donaldson to Puzey.
Bailey ran 50 yards for a touchdown in the second half, followed by Donaldson with a 70-yard scoring run to seal the 46-14 victory.
Defensively, Seth Makinson and Trevor Berg had interceptions for the Tigers.
"It was a great team effort defensively," said Coach Bob Donaldson.
The junior Tiger team ends its season at home with a game against Rainier on Monday, Oct. 31. Kick-off is at 5 p.m.
The Clatskanie Tigers varsity football team put themselves in a very good position with a 47-6 win over Lewis and Clark League opponent Valley Catholic Friday night, Oct. 21.
The Tigers, who are ranked as the 10th place team in the state and has a bye this week, clinched no worse than a second place finish in league play with the win.
In the first quarter of Friday night's game, Storm Engen had touchdown runs of 65 and 63 yards to get things started.
Quarterback Tyler Puzey also had a 3-yard scoring run and kicker Jake Wemmer was good on all three point after touchdown (PAT) attempts.
Clatskanie roared out to a 21-0 first quarter lead.
The Tiger offense continued to take control in the second quarter with an Engen 66-yard touchdown run, and Cedet Bailey's 96-yard score.
Puzey closed the first half by hooking up with Engen on a 55-yard touchdown pass and Clatskanie took a 40-0 lead into the halftime locker room.
Engen sat out the entire second half of the game after carring the ball five times for 197 yards and four touchdowns before the break.
Clatskanie's junior varsity team took the field at the start of the third quarter, beginning a drive at the 21-yard line, the Tigers went 74 yards in 15 plays for paydirt. Bailey plunged into the end zone from two yards out for the score.
David Adkinson kicked the extra point and Clatskanie went ahead of the Valiants 47-0 at the end of three quarters.
Valley Catholic scored in the final seconds of the game, but Clatskanie remained undefeated in league play with the 47-6 victory.
Offensively, Bailey carried eight times for 165 yards and two touchdowns. Clatskanie had 425 yards of team rushing.
Puzey was three of five passing for 82 yards and one touchdown.
Clatskanie head coach Tim Warren credited the offensive line for their outstanding play and "great team effort."
Defensive standouts according to Coach Warren were Chadam Odell, Jeremy Graham and Travis Griffiths.
Tiger John Carver grabbed an interception.
Clatskanie gets the week off with a bye this Friday, but will face Rainier on Nov. 4 for the Lewis and Clark League championship.
Clatskanie Lady Tigers faced the Oregon Episcopal School's (OES) varsity volleyball team on Tuesday, Oct. 18, on Clatskanie's home court.
Clatskanie lost the game in three after getting off to a tough start in the first game, according to head coach Mary Sizemore, losing 5-25.
The Lady Tigers picked up their game for the final matches, but still lost 19-25 and 16-25.
Clatskanie was lead by Teauna Hughes with 11 kills and one block.
Lacey Britton hit four kills, served two aces and scored six points.
Kelli Burgher contributed two kills and two blocks.
Maegan Hunter had six assists.
Honored before the game were seniors Kelli Burgher, Hunter Spendlove, Teal Bodenhamer, Lacey Britton and Teauna Hughes, who were playing in their last home game.
Sizemore commented that the seniors will be greatly missed and they "played with tenacity and spirit."
In their Oct. 5th match against Portland Adventist Academy (PAA) the Lady Tigers fell in three games, 18-25, 12-25, 16-25.
Team leaders were Teauna Hughes with six points, three aces and four kills, Maegan Hunter had two kills, one ace and three assists.
Sizemore commended Christmas Fou and Lacey Britton for strong passing.
Clatskanie's girls volleyball team played in the Corbett Invitational tournament on Saturday, Oct. 22, taking second in bracket play.
Head coach Mary Sizemore said, "We had a terrific run through two teams to finally lose in a bracket championship playoff to Colton in three games. We finally lost in the third 12-15."
"The girls played with heart, tenacity and a ferociousness that finally came out this season," Coach Sizemore continued.
In bracket play game one, the Lady Tigers beat Nestucca in three, 26-28, 25-19 and 15-10.
Leaders for this match were Teauna Hughes 10 kills, Kaitlyn Carson five kills, Meagan Hunter 12 assists, Hunter Spendlove eight points and Lacey Britton 10 points.
In game two the Lady Tigers topped Dayton in three, 25-19, 19-25 and 15-7.
Hughes again led the way with seven kills followed by Carson with seven kills and two aces, Kelli Burgher with six kills and 13 points and Hunter with 21 assists and 11 points.
In the bracket championship game against Colton, Clatskanie came up short, 16-25, 25-18 and 12-15.
Hunter had seven points and 14 assists, Britton had seven points, Burgher had four kills and three blocks and Hughes had eight kills and three blocks.
Coach Sizemore said, "Tough net play throughout the tourney by Katie Burgher and tremendous passing by Christmas Fou helped the Tigers."
Season Ends In Warrenton
The Lady Tigers traveled to Warrenton Monday night, Oct. 24, for their final game of the season.
Clatskanie lost in three, 11-25, 18-25 and 17-25.
Britton had 10 points to lead the way, Kelli Burgher had four kills, two blocks and three aces, Katie Burgher got four blocks and Hughes had four blocks and two aces.
"The team gave a good fight, but lost in three to conclude their 2011 volleyball season," said Coach Sizemore. "It was a pleasure to watch them grow and improve as a team during the season."
Clatskanie's Adam Siltala placed second at the Valley Catholic-hosted Valiant Invitational cross country meet on Oct. 20. Siltala finished less than a second behind the first place runner, with judges resorting to a photo finish to declare the winner.
Assistant Clatskanie coach Calvin Olsen commented that Siltala "let Valley Catholic and the other ten schools know that this Tiger has his eye on a championship."
Siltala ran the 3,000-meter race in a time of 9:17.
Olsen called Siltala's run a gutsy performance.
Tiger Drexler Martin completed the race with a time of 12:15, while Griffin Haas ran a 13:08.
Rainier also participated at the invitational with runner jon Kelley's 11th place at 10:34 topping the Columbian team.
Other Rainier boys times were: Buddy Pickering, 10:41; Tyson Griffith, 10:57; Brian Guisinger, 11:23; Trevor Ontiveros, 11:47; Jared Thomas, 12:31; TJ Thompkins, 12:45, and Michael Morton, 16:34.
Clatskanie's Lynn Siltala placed eighth in the girls race with a time of 12:23 over the 3,000-meter course. Kellie McArthur of Clatskanie finished with a time of 16:18. Lady Tiger Arlee Nosack ran an 18:50.
Olsen commented that Lynn Siltala was "not too shabby for an asthmatic." and continued to say Kellie McArthur and Arlee Nosack ran with determination.
"These ladies aren't afraid to push themselves," he concluded.
Rainier's Hayley Strenke ran the top time for Lady Columbians, 12:40, placing ninth. Katie Engstrom finished the race with a time of 13:48 and Kaylea Knox ran 16:36.
The District 1 Cross County Championship meet is set for the Tualitin Hills recreation complex in Beaverton on Thursday, Oct. 27.
The girls race will begin at 3 p.m., with the boys race following at 3:45 p.m. Both races are over a 5,000-meter course.
The combined boys and girls junior varsity 5,000 meter race is set for 4:30 p.m.
Awards will be presented at 5 p.m.
The top five runners in each varsity race at the district meet will be named first team all-district. Sixth through tenth place runners will be named second team all-district. Top ten runners will be awarded medals.
First and second girls and boys place teams and the top five individual runners from each league will qualify for state.
Rainier High School's girls varsity soccer team faced Catlin Gabel's junior varsity on Thursday, Oct. 21. The Lady Columbians won 2-0.
Charlotte Cutter scored Rainier's first goal on an assist by Jubile Jefferson. Jefferson went on to score the second goal on an assist by Maisy Horness.
Goalie Holly Burghardt made five saves on the way to the shut-out.
Amanda Paul was named "player of the game" by the Rainier coaches for her "outstanding effort on the field."
Rainier High School (RHS) varsity volleyball team took on Oregon Episcopal School on the Lady Columbian court Monday, Oct. 24.
Rainier lost in three, 9-25, 11-25 and 9-25.
Head coach David Sills said "This was our last game and I would like to thank the parents and our fans for their outstanding support."
The Lady Columbians also played Warrenton on Thursday, Oct. 18, losing in three.
WestMart holds the lead in the seventh week of the Bowling Bags women's bowling league.
Colvin's Pub and Grill cooked West Columbia Realty 3 1/2-1/2. Johnson Logging cut Split Enz 3-1. Clatskanie Mini Mart won 3-1 against Flowers 'n Fluff. Bling Gals topped Salisbury and Callahan 3-1. WestMart had a bye.
Darlene Brown bowled the high game score of 211. Melissa Hughes bowled the high series of 529.
Team standings are:
Team Won Lost
WestMart 24 4
Split Enz 19 9
Mini Mart 17.5 10.5
Bling Gals 17.5 10.5
Flowers 'n Fluff 16.5 11.5
Johnson Logging 14 14
Colvin's Pub
and Grill 12.5 15.5
and Callahan 9 19
West Columbia
Realty 9 19
Scores by game were:
Colvin's Pub and Grill: Melissa Greer, 375; Patty Battaglia, 363; Toni Davidson, 339; Darlene Brown 502.
West Columbia Realty: Crystal Boothe, 384; Ellen Spaulding, 300; Jenny Warren, 340; vacancy, 360.
Johnson Logging: Bev Turner, 306; Earla Johnson, 456; Lisa Rowley, 359; Melody Jacobson, 366.
Split Enz: laura Jenkins, 312; Brenda Cottrell, 270; Mary Wheeler, 328; Julie Moore, 385.
Clatskanie Mini Mart: Katrina Kynsi, 344; Marty Hooper, 389; Gloria Ahrens, 412; Diane Grumbois, 388.
Flowers 'n Fluff: Carol Smith, 392; Clella Johnson, 382; Gloria Crape, 445; Wilma Sartin, 402.
Bling Gals: Colleen Wilson, 399; Hope Kazeck, 514; vacancy, 360; vacancy, 360.
Salisbury and Callahan: Laura Laytham, 394; Norma Mitchell, 487; Rachel Borland, 301; Millie Bunnell, 298.
WestMart: Linda DaGandi: 486; Gloryann Brace, 453; Melissa Hughes, 529; Alice Lindahl, 411.
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STILLWATER, Minn. (AP) -- Minnesota transportation officials say it may take a week before repairs are made to the Stillwater Lift Bridge.
The bridge has been stuck in the down position after the cable snapped Sunday evening as the span was being lowered into place for road and pedestrian traffic.
MnDOT crews had hoped to make a repair Monday. But they ran into trouble finding a replacement cable. It could take a week to install after MnDOT obtains the cable, the Star Tribune reports. It's "anybody's guess" as to an exact date when the bridge will be repaired, Duane Green, a MnDOT maintenance operations engineer, told the Star Tribune.
The Star Tribune reports that three of six strands in the 7/8-inch wire frayed, but it was not immediately clear why, a MnDOT spokesman said.
The frayed cable was last replaced in 2005, MnDOT spokeswoman Denise Workcuff told the Pioneer Press. The cable was inspected in 2012, and there were no signs of fraying, she told the newspaper.
MnDOT says the bridge is temporarily closed to bigger boats because it can't be raised. Transportation officials say the bridge is still open to vehicles.
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Student Feature: Karl Kroger
Reflections from Karl Kroger, Third Year MDiv student from North Dakota.
As a Candler student one of my hopes has been that we would seek social justice together as a community. What would it look like for Candler to live out Micah 6:8, not just in our individual ministries, but as a community? What kind of impact could we have in Atlanta if we collectively worked on issues like sex trafficking, homelessness, or the death penalty?
During the past two months I have had the pleasure of being able to see my hope and dream become a reality. The Candler community has been actively working to stop the execution of Troy Davis. Troy Davis was convicted of killing a police officer, however he has a strong case of innocence. Despite poor evidence and the recanted testimonies of the majority of witnesses, as well as opposition from pro-death penalty advocates, the state of Georgia has attempted to execute Troy Davis three times. Each time, growing numbers of the Candler community have been fighting to save Troy's life. Staff and faculty have signed letters to the governor. Students have organized vigils, attended rallies, and marched in the streets. Students have also collected petitions, hung banners, and strategized other non-violent tactics. Working together with lawyers, faith leaders, college students, other seminaries, Amnesty International, and Georgians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, Candler students have been actively seeking justice.
As I write, Troy's fate on death row remains uncertain. Because of Troy's faith in God, his ultimate destiny is known. Shortly before his execution in September, Troy wrote, "I can't wait to stand with you, no matter if that is in physical or spiritual form. I will one day be announcing, 'I AM TROY DAVIS, and I AM FREE!'" I give thanks to God for Troy's life and the inspiration he has been to the Candler community. Troy has helped us be more faithful to God.
For more information about Troy and the status of his case visit www.gfadp.org.
Karl Kroger (pictured top) is a third year MDiv student at Candler School of Theology. He is currently the chair of the Social Concerns Network and is a member of the Candler Singers,one of Candler's choirs. His blog, krogermix.com, features social justice news, video resources, and advocacy opportunities. Karl was recently selected as the Student Leader of the Month by Emory's Office of Student Leadership and Service.


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Dayton, Ohio — Callahan, Bro. William T., S.M., born in Danvers, MA, professed first vows Sep. 12, 1951, perpetual vows on Aug 15, 1955, and entered into eternal rest on Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2012, in Dayton, OH. Son of the late Michael and Julia (Donovan) Callahan. Dear Brother of the late Michael, Julia, Margaret Birmingham, John, Helen Holloran, James, Honora Armstrong, Mary Campus, Francis, and Anna. Brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend to many.
ARRANGEMENTS: Visitation at Queen of Apostles Church, 4435 E. Patterson Road, Mt. St. John, on Saturday, Nov. 10, 9:30 a.m. until Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30 am. Interment at Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Mt. St. John, followed by lunch at Bergamo Center. Memorials may be made to The Marianist Mission, 4435 E. Patterson Road, Dayton, Ohio 45430, or through WWW.Marianist.com/mission . Arrangements by Bradford, Connelly and Glickler.


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However, the health benefits for those who do are numerous.
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, a smokers heart rate drops within 20 minutes of snuffing out a final cigarette.
Coughing and shortness of breath decrease within nine months of quitting.
One year later, the person's added risk of coronary heart disease is half that of a smoker's, and it will be the same as a nonsmoker's within 15 years.
The National Cancer Institute's booklet "Clearing the Air" offers other good reasons for quitting.
In addition to nicotine, cigarettes contain more than 4,000 chemicals that not only damage the heart and lungs but also make it harder to taste, smell and fight infection.
Smokers also endanger those around them. Secondhand smoke can cause nonsmokers to have breathing problems and get colds and flu more easily.
Children who breathe secondhand smoke may have breathing problems such as asthma, get more ear infections and develop more lung infections such as pneumonia.
Smokers may find it helpful to write down all the reasons they want to quit and keep the list where they keep their cigarettes to serve as a reminder when they are tempted to smoke.
Fewer than five percent of smokers can quit cold turkery, according to the booklet.
Other proven methods include over-the-counter as well as prescription medications.
Smokers should be aware, however, that no medication will not completely prevent withdrawal symptoms.
Medications also cannot address common triggers that make people want to smoke, such as stress, feeling anger or depression and being around other smokers.
The National Cancer Institute recommends a five step process for smokers with a desire to quit.
First, set a quit date. It can be a day that has personal meaning, such as a birthday or anniversary, or can coincide with events like the World No Tobacco Day on May 31 and the Great American Smokeout in November.
Some smokers may even want to temporarily postpone their quit date so as not to add further stress following a bad day or difficult time such as a divorce.
Second, tell family, friends and coworkers that you plan to quit and access other types of support systems such as group meetings or the National Quitline (1-800-QUITNOW).
Third, anticipate and plan for the challenges you will face while quitting.
The first three months are the hardest for most smokers.
Have a plan for meeting triggers head on by keeping your hands busy, chewing on a toothpick or sugar-free lollipop instead of reaching for a cigarette and going places where smoking isn't allowed.
Keeping a journal can help you track when you are most tempted to smoke so you can then create an alternative plan.
Fourth, remove cigarettes and other tobacco products from your home, car and workplace.
Also, throw away associated supplies such as lighters, matches and ashtrays, and clean around your home to remove the smell of cigarettes.
Leave no cigarette pack behind. Saving even one will be detrimental to the quitting process.
Lastly, talk to your doctor about getting help to quit. It is also important to make your doctor and pharmacist aware of what medications you are taking because nicotine changes how some drugs work. A few adjustments might be necessary.
When the big day arrives, be sure to keep busy, stay away from temptations and reward yourself. Money previously spent on cigarettes can be used to fund a massage, dinner, movie or even a new hobby.
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This necklace features a double triangle design with brass studs and reminded me of the spikes on a Stegosaurus's tail- hence the name!
The necklace is made from treated reclaimed leather which is hand cut, painted and varnished then punched and joined together with golden jump rings.
The Studded Stegosaurus Pendant necklace has clasps at the front of the necklace and like all EABurns jewelry comes with an golden embossed EABurns icon on the reverse.
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Dana Mitchell was in for a surprise when she returned from the laundromat. She says smoke filled her house and was coming out of the attic.
Panama City firefighters were able to contain the fire, which Battalion Chief Daniel Snapp says was in a downstairs bedroom.
Mitchell says she isn't sure what could've caused the fire and is glad no one was hurt. But, she is worried about her personal belongings inside.
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TRUCKEE, Calif. (AP) — A 49-year-old California man died Monday after being buried in an avalanche while snowboarding at a Sierra ski resort, one of several avalanche-related emergencies in the Lake Tahoe area after recent storms dumped up to 3 feet of fresh snow.
Donner Ski Ranch, about 90 miles northeast of Sacramento, closed as rescue teams began their search.
The Nevada County Sheriff's Department identified the man as Steven Mark Anderson of Hirschdale, an unincorporated community outside Truckee, after notifying his brother.
The sheriff's department received a call about the missing man at noon Monday, nearly three hours after the avalanche. Deputy David Lade said it took that long for Anderson's friends to determine he was missing. The friends had not been skiing as a group, but rather went their own way in the morning, Lade said.
"They spent a lot of time trying to locate him," he said.
A search dog found the man's body about 1:30 p.m. under 2 to 3 feet of snow at the base of the avalanche. Lade said the wind had blown snow to depths to 7 feet or more where the man was snowboarding, which was inside the ski area's boundaries near the main lodge.
Anderson was believed to be the only person caught in the slide, Lade said.
Tahoe-area ski resorts received at least 3 feet of snow in a wind-whipped series of storms from Friday through Sunday, leading to perilous conditions even within ski area boundaries.
"With the extremely heavy snowfall we've gotten over the last three days and the conditions prior to that, it's prime avalanche conditions," Lade said.
Two neighboring ski resorts, Squaw Valley USA and Alpine Meadows, also reported dangerous avalanches. A veteran ski patroller at Alpine Meadows was taken Monday to Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno after being buried in a slide that had been intentionally set with an explosive device.
"The charge triggered the avalanche, which broke much higher and wider on the slope than previously observed in past snow safety missions," the resort said in a statement.
The patroller, who had 28 years of experience at the resort, was uncovered within eight minutes. Resort spokeswoman Amelia Richmond said she could not release his condition, and the hospital did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment.
The ski patrol team was doing avalanche control in Sherwood Bowl, which is within the boundaries on the back side of resort.
On Sunday, two skiers at Squaw Valley — a 39-year-old woman and 16-year-old boy — were treated for non-life threatening injuries after they were swept up in an avalanche, although neither had been buried.
Associated Press writers Tom Verdin and Judy Lin in Sacramento, and Scott Sonner in Reno, Nev., contributed to this report.
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The man accused in a deadly hit-and-run accident that claimed the life of a mother and daughter will remain behind bars for now. A Gwinnett County judge denied bond for Spencer Prigmore on Monday. Prigmore is accused of hitting Maria Maldonado and her 6-year-old daughter, Melissa, last month. Authorities say the two were walking along Lawrenceville Highway when they were struck.Prigmore, 43, has been in jail since the accident. Authorities say he drove his white pick-up truck off the roadway and onto the sidewalk, where he hit the mother and daughter. They say he then drove a short distance from the scene, where officers arrested him and the woman in the passenger seat of his truck. That woman was not charged. Prigmore faces multiple charges, including two counts of vehicular homicide, DUI and hit-and run. Authorities say he has a criminal history that consists of six arrests in Gwinnett County– including a 2009 charge for giving alcohol to a minor.A street-side memorial has been created at the spot where Maldonado and her daughter lost their lives. Weeks later, passers-by continue to leave notes and flowers for the two.
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Bangkok, population 8 million
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Chiang Mai, population 146,000
Thailand is a constitutional monarchy under the beloved king, Bhumibol Adulyadej, who has reigned since 1946. King Bhumibol is the world's longest-serving head of state. Thailand's current Prime Minister is Yingluck Shinawatra, who assumed office as the first ever female in that role on August 5, 2011.
Thailand's official language is Thai, a tonal language from the Tai-Kadai family of East Asia. Thai has a unique alphabet derived from the Khmer script, which is itself descended from the Brahmic Indian writing system. Written Thai first appeared around 1292 A.D.
Commonly used minority languages in Thailand include Lao, Yawi (Malay), Teochew, Mon, Khmer, Viet, Cham, Hmong, Akhan and Karen.
Thailand's estimated population as of 2007 was 63,038,247. The population density is 317 people per square mile.
The vast majority are ethnic Thais, who make up about 80% of the population. There is also a large ethnic Chinese minority, comprising about 14% of the population. Unlike the Chinese in many neighboring Southeast Asian countries, the Sino-Thai are well-integrated into their communities. Other ethnic minorities include the Malay, Khmer, Mon, and Vietnamese. Northern Thailand also is home to small mountain tribes such as the Hmong, Karen, and Mein, with a total population of less than 800,000.
Thailand is a deeply spiritual country, with 95% of the population belonging to the Theravada branch of Buddhism. Visitors will see gold-spired Buddhist stupas scattered all across the country.
Muslims, mostly of Malay origin, make up 4.5% of the population. They are located primarily in the far south of the country, in the provinces of Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat, and Songkhla Chumphon.
Thailand also hosts tiny populations of Sikhs, Hindus, Christians (mostly Catholics), and Jews.
Thailand covers 514,000 square kilometers (198,000 square miles) at the heart of Southeast Asia. It is bordered by Myanmar (Burma), Laos, Cambodia, and Malaysia.
The Thai coastline stretches for 3,219 km along both the Gulf of Thailand on the Pacific side, and the Andaman Sea on the Indian Ocean side. The west coast was devastated by the Southeast Asian tsunami in December of 2004, which swept across the Indian Ocean from its epicenter off Indonesia.
The highest point in Thailand is Doi Inthanon, at 2,565 meters (8,415 feet). The lowest point is the Gulf of Thailand, at sea level.
Thailand's weather is ruled by the tropical monsoons, with a rainy season from June through October, and a dry season beginning in November. Average annual temperatures are a high of 38° C (100° F), with a low of 19° C (66° F). The mountains of northern Thailand tend to be much cooler and somewhat drier than the central plain and coastal regions.
Thailand's "Tiger Economy" was humbled by the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis, when the GDP growth rate plummeted from +9% in 1996 to -10% in 1998. Since then, Thailand has recovered well, with growth at a manageable 4-7%.
The Thai economy depends mainly on automotive and electronics manufacturing exports (19%), financial services (9%), and tourism (6%). About half of the workforce is employed in the agriculture sector, and Thailand is the world's top exporter of rice. The country also exports processed foods like frozen shrimp, canned pineapple, and canned tuna.
Thailand's currency is the baht.
Modern humans first settled the area that is now Thailand in the Paleolithic Era, perhaps as early as 100,000 years ago. For up to 1 million years prior to the arrival of Homo sapiens, the region was home to Homo erectus such as Lampang Man, whose fossilized remains were discovered in 1999.
As Homo sapiens moved in to Southeast Asia, they began to develop appropriate technologies: watercraft for navigating the rivers, intricate woven fish nets, etc. People also domesticated plants and animals, including rice, cucumbers and chickens. Small settlements grew up around fertile land or rich fishing spots, and developed into the first kingdoms.
The early kingdoms were ethnically Malay, Khmer, and Mon. Regional rulers vied with one another for resources and land, but all were displaced when the Thai people immigrated into the area from southern China.
Around the 10th century A.D. ethnic Thais invaded, fighting off the governing Khmer empire and establishing the Sukhothai Kingdom (1238-1448), and its rival, the Ayutthaya Kingdom (1351-1767). Over time, the Ayutthaya grew more powerful, subjecting the Sukhothai and dominating most of southern and central Thailand.
In 1767, an invading Burmese army sacked the Ayutthaya capital and divided up the kingdom. The Burmese held central Thailand for only two years before they were defeated in turn by the Siamese leader General Taksin. Taksin soon went mad, and was replaced by Rama I, the founder of the Chakri dynasty with continues to rule Thailand today. Rama I moved the capital to its present site at Bangkok.
During the nineteenth century, the Chakri rulers of Siam watched European colonialism sweep across neighboring countries of Southeast and Southern Asia. Burma and Malaysia became British, while the French took Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. Siam alone, through skilled royal diplomacy and internal strength, was able to fend off colonization.
In 1932, the military forces staged a coup d'etat that transformed the country into a constitutional monarchy. Nine years later, the Japanese invaded the country, inciting the Thais to attack and take Laos from the French. Following Japan's defeat in 1945, the Thais were forced to return the land they'd taken.
The current monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, came to the throne in 1946 after the mysterious shooting death of his older brother. Since 1973, power has moved from military to civilian hands repeatedly.


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Title: Legally Wed: Same-Sex Marriage and the Constitution
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Publisher: Cornell University Press
Powerful legal analysis not usually found in most books on gay marraige
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The legal questions about gay marriage have been made especially intense by events like mayor of San Francisco issuing marriage licenses to gay couples despite the law not being settled and Massachusetts moving towards full legalization of gay unions. The nature of the law, however, has not changed tremendously and thus while it is several years old by this point, Mark Strassers book Legally Wed: Same-Sex Marriage and the Constitution provides a very informative and educational introduction to the issues.
Although the moral and philosophical issues may appear rather straightforward no matter what side of the debate one is on, it cannot be argued that the legal issues are straightforward, obvious, or easy. The laws about marriage, family, parenthood, and states relationships with one another are in fact very complex. They involve contemporary legislation, the Constitution, precedents from numerous court decisions, and common law.
- The right to marry is fundamental and it is a violation of Substantive Due Process for states to abridge fundamental rights without compelling reasons to do so. The Supreme Court has articulated several interests that are served by marriage, all of which apply to same-sex as well as opposite-sex unions. Thus far, states have failed to articulate the compelling interests that are served by same-sex marriage bans.
- Some courts and commentators argue that there is no fundamental right to marry a same-sex partner. The test cited to establish that thesis, however, is not the appropriate test, since it might also be used to establish that there are no fundamental rights to contraception, abortion, or interracial marriage. ...The states refusal to recognize same-sex marriages and the courts complicity in upholding those refusals have implications that affect everyone. The law of domestic relations has to be turned on its head to justify such bans. Such fundamental changes in the law bode poorly for the protection of fundamental rights generally and numerous kinds of family specifically.
What exactly is a marriage? Upon what grounds can a state deny a marriage license to a couple? Upon what grounds can a state refuse to recognize a marriage entered into in another state? What exactly is a family and what do familial ties mean within the law? Who qualifies as a parent and why? All of these questions and more come into play when we consider expanding the legal relationship of marriage to include gay couples. Those completely unfamiliar with any of this will be at a decisive disadvantage when it comes to any substantive debate about the issues.


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Greg Blair emerges as vocal leader of UC Bearcats' defense || Cincinnati.com
"All the expectations of making all those tackles last year, but we put him in a situation where he hasn't had to make all of them," Tuberville said. "He's got other people around him, like (outside linebacker) Nick Temple, and our defensive front has really picked up with stopping the run."
Rutgers injury report update: SS Lorenzo Waters, RB Justin Goodwin upgraded to "probable" || NJ.com
Rutgers received some encouraging news on the injury front when strong safety Lorenzo Waters and running back Justin Goodwin -- two of the four key players listed as doubtful for Saturday when the week began -- were upgraded to probable tonight for the Cincinnati game.
Waters is the key one. He is the only major contributor to last years stellar defense to return this week. Given how much Rutgers has struggled against the pass in recent weeks getting Waters back into the fold would make the task a little bit tougher for the Bearcats.
Rutgers hoping Saturday's post-bye week performance is more like SMU, not Houston | NJ.com
"As you go through the game, as coaches, we're responsible to make the right adjustments and make sure the players are in the same spot, and sometimes other things affect the game like turnovers. That certainly can make the game go in a direction you don't want it go, like Houston did. At SMU we really got through the first three quarters of the game feeling like we played pretty good football and they didn't finish it the right way in the fourth quarter and had to come back and win it overtime.
Rubles awarded Cats captaincy || Cincinnati.com
"I really didn't expect it, but I was going to try to be a leader in any way I can," Rubles said. "It means a lot to me because it lets me know that he has faith in me and he believes in me. As a player, that's all you can ask from your coach."
I would say he deserves it for not shooting a single three pointer through two games.
First look at Appalachian St. || UC Athletics Blog
The Mountaineers, from Boone, N.C., are coached by Jason Capel, who's in his fourth season. Capel is a former North Carolina star who played for the Tar Heels from 1998-2002 and helped them reach the Final Four in 2000.
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|James C. Sergent
James C. Sergent, age 76, of Eagle River, Wis., passed away at his home on Saturday, March 9, 2013.
He was born May 11, 1936, in West Branch, Mich., the son of Benjamin and Clara Sergent.
Jim was an insurance agent for Mutual of Omaha for 54 years, retiring last May.He was an active member of the Lions Club, served as president, and was deeply involved in many area service projects. He was a member of the Eagle River Recreation Association and served on the board of directors.
Jim was a great supporter of the World Championship Snowmobile Derby and served as co-chairman for 34 years. He was a member of the Backtrackers Hunting Camp. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, downhill skiing, Packer games and traveling with his family.
Jim is survived by his wife of 49 years, Mary Kaye; daughter, Sandy (Steve); sons, Jim (Lennel) and Jeffrey (Jennifer); and seven grandchildren, Christopher, Cameron, Caroline, Andrea, Lukas, Amanda and Hunter.
He is further survived by five brothers and sisters.
He was preceded in death by his parents and brother, Joseph.
Visitation will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 14, at Gaffney-Busha Funeral Home, Eagle River. Services Friday, March 15, will be held at 11 a.m. at St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Church, Eagle River, with visitation one hour prior.
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TAMPA, Fla. — For the first time in nearly nine months, Jonathan Vilma stood at a locker in an NFL stadium, getting dressed as reporters and cameramen waited for him to snap the last button through its hole in his brown plaid shirt.
And it likely felt glorious for the embattled New Orleans Saints linebacker, especially after a 35-28 win over Tampa Bay.
Vilma, who played in his first game of the 2012 season after coming of the Physically Unable to Perform list, wouldn't let his emotions get him, however.
Just like this past week.
"It was one of those where I tried to not let my emotions get the best of me," Vilma said. "I didn't want to put myself in a situation where I was hurting the team by being over excited and there was really a lot to prepare for. So I would much rather focus on the preparation going into the game and when I was out there, let the emotions go."
While some didn't expect Vilma to ever play this season, he never lost hope.
"I did. Most people didn't," he said. "It was a long, drawn out process and for good or bad, it ended up this way and I was able to be back on the field with my teammates and that was a great feeling."
Yet, Vilma was still showered with questions about the bounty scandal he's embroiled in. On Friday, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell recused himself from overseeing the bounty scandal, naming former NFL honcho Paul Tagliabue as the man to take over.
While he didn't speak Friday about the move, Vilma did Sunday, saying he hopes the move makes the process a little fairer.
"I think it's a good first step for Paul to be the neutral arbitrator," Vilma said. "We expect him to do things in a neutral capacity, which would be to cross examine some of the witnesses, allow us to see the evidence if there is more evidence and be able to have a fair hearing."
The linebacker, who was suspended for the entire season but is allowed to play while the appeal is pending, said he was easily able to focus this week on football.
"That part is not the hard part, being able to block things out," Vilma said. "During the week it's easy. We put in 10-12 hour days. It's easy to get lost in football and the other team and how to defend them."
Vilma played a disruptive role early against the Buccaneers, batting one pass down and recording a quarterback hurry.
He appeared active and didn't show any signs of wear and tear of the knee injury that kept him on PUP for the first six games of the season.
And with both Scott Shanle and Jonathan Casillas having to leave the game for periods, having Vilma helped deepen the unit.
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"Seeking a cure for his sadness, a man goes to a doctor in the 1820s, who suggests he pursue amusement. 'Go see the great clown, Grimaldi,' the doctor prescribes. 'Alas,' the patient replies, 'I am Grimaldi.' This happens to be one of my favorite anecdotes, so I'm reading Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi" (edited by Charles Dickens in 1838) to learn more about the famous clown's heartbreak."
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