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AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013 Made one appearance, drawing first collegiate start in 1-1 home draw vs. San Francisco State (10/25) ... Credited with a career-high two saves over the full 110 minutes.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012 Completed three road matches off the bench for a total of 35:39 ... Made college debut at Cal Poly Pomona (9/21) ... Also played at Humboldt State (10/7), earning credit for one save, and a season-high 13:44 at Cal State Dominguez Hills (10/14) ... Did not allow a goal in either of first two outings.
MEXICO NATIONAL TEAM Was selected as one of 21 members and three goalkeepers for Mexico at the 2012 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Japan ... Under the direction of head coach Leonardo Cuéllar, Mexico advanced past the group stage (2-0-1) and was eliminated in the quarterfinals following a 1-0 overtime loss to Nigeria at Tokyo's National Olympic Stadium (8/30) ... Did not appear in any matches.
CLUB Competed for Hawaiian Gardens Eagles Futbol Club (2007-08), Cypress Futbol Club (2009-10) and SoCal Infinity (2011-12).
HIGH SCHOOL A 2012 graduate of Artesia High School in Lakewood ... As a senior, named the Suburban League Defensive MVP and made the All-CIF First Team, Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team and CIF Division 3 Senior All-Star Team ... Was first-team all-league and an All-CIF Division 3 Second Team pick during junior year ... League's Defensive MVP as a sophomore ... Second-team all-league honors as a freshman ... Defensive Player of the Year and Team MVP as a senior, becoming the first player in program history to earn first-team All-CIF distinction ... Also competed in hurdles for the track and field team.
PERSONAL Born Aug. 14, 1994 in Tijuana, Mexico ... Parents are Jose Gonzalez and Maria Rodriguez ... Has an older brother named Dario ... Majoring in structural engineering at Muir College ... Career goal is to work in the construction and design of environmentally-friendly and energy-efficient buildings ... Counts earning her first start for the Mexico U-20 national team against Haiti at the University of Notre Dame in April of 2013 as her top soccer memory ... Enjoys travel, movies and architecture ... Roots for Real Madrid and Club Tijuana ... Favorite athlete is Real Madrid and Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas.


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After a mediocre year of football at Southern Cal, Lane Kiffin is on the hottest of hot seats. His desperate off-season activities seem reminiscent of a recent UCLA coach's final year on the job.
WSJ notes that Kiffin is acting like a spoiled, petulant child.
Lane Kiffin gives a 28 second press conference. Hello Kiffin.
Earlier this month, a Southern Cal assistant coach abruptly resigned from the football program just 2 days before the season opener, citing non-USC related personal issues that he needed to...
I guess $c won't be breakin bread with Marc Tyler for at least one game.
Highlight. Q. "Do you guys get paid more at USC or...in pros?" Marc Tyler: "USC. They breakin' bread!"
Nothing new here, but nonetheless, a quick, fun read for a few laughs at $c's expense.
Just ICYMI Hello Kiffin left Baxter behind in LA for Southern Cal's Oregon State trip "while a compliance issue" is "being sorted out." Per the Trojan Times "Baxter accepted a ride in a golf cart on campus, only to find out later that one of the people in the cart might be a sports agent." GO BRUINS.
Bill Williamson of ESPN.com reports that an NFL arbitrator has denied a grievance filed by Lane Kiffin against the Raiders organization. Kiffin felt he was owed $2.6 million by the team after Al Davis fired him for cause back in 2008. The Raiders' countergrievance for lawyer and arbitration fees was also reportedly denied. Kiffin's anti-Raider statements and actions ultimately cost him some money. Coaching contracts are guaranteed, but it must have been determined Kiffin violated the terms of his deal in addition to being a lousy head coach.Hello Kiffin loses to the Raiders
Lane Kiffin talks out of both sides of his mouth re. UCLA football's recent success.
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By Marjorie Nesin
Staff Writer
---- — A few years back, when the feds advised Joe Orlando to increase his number of fishing permits, he invested some $400,000, continuing to follow all the rules and expecting to see the industry bounce back as promised.
He still signs checks to pay off those permits — permits he says are now all but worthless since the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration sliced quotas and landing limits by up to 78 percent this spring.
Now, Orlando, seeing no way out of the financial ruin that has overtaken the industry here, has joined countless other Gloucester fishermen in parking his 65-foot boat on the selling block.
"We're done," Orlando said Tuesday. "I still owe for these permits and now I've got nothing left to fish. We've been under NOAA's rebuilding plan for the last 10 years, and now there's no one accountable for it."
In the two months since the new fishing year took hold May 1, Orlando has already reeled in enough fish to meet the 12-month quota for two species left on his permits. Those permits lost a huge amount of their worth when NOAA reduced Gulf of Maine cod quotas by 78 percent, and cut quotas for other valuable fish stocks by 40 to 60 percent.
State and federal lawmakers have both pushed for an easing of the limits, noting that the Department of Commerce recognized the entire Northeast groundfishery as an "economic disaster" last fall. And state Attorney General Martha Coakley has filed a lawsuit challenging NOAA's actions, and the validity of the science on which the limits are based.
But NOAA's Gloucester-based Northeast regional administrator, John Bullard, has maintained that the dire cuts are needed to better rebuild the cod stocks and other species, and has refused to back off or extend 2012 interim limits that, while cutting limits by some 22 percent, gave the fishermen viability.
"It's a sad, sad situation. They just killed us all at once," Orlando said. "They just shut the switch off with those cuts. I can't keep treading water, it just doesn't work."
Gloucester fishermen say they know of no market wanting to purchase their vessels; and one thing is clear, they add. No one in our region would be interested in buying.
Orlando's 65-foot Padre Pio, tied up alongside the Gloucester House off Rogers Street Tuesday, has yet to draw a prospective buyer.
One of Joe DiMaio's four boats has attracted a potential out-of-town buyer, but that sale is pending to a scalloper, not a ground fisherman, interested in the 99-foot Princess Laura.
And even that sale would far from solve the problems for DiMaio, who wants to work. A federal plan to release some added quota for other stocks would help fishermen "survive," he said, but that has not come. In the meantime, the numbers just do not add up if he chooses to send out a boat.
The fish DiMaio's crew landed on a recent four-day trip brought in only about $1,977, he said; meanwhile, the boat burned through some $2,500 in fuel per day over the four days at sea.
"We're all beaten. I don't want to get out of the business. Unfortunately I'm going out of business," DiMaio said.
The impact of the ongoing fishing crisis is far-reaching.
The United States already imports about 92 percent of the seafood we eat, but that number threatens to lurch upward if the Gloucester harbor dwindles out as a fishing port. And the disaster is taking its toll on families.
Christine Sherman met her husband, Russell, in a classic tale of fish city love about 40 years ago. She was working as a bartender and he as a fisherman. A fisherman later lost at sea had connected the couple.
Russell had moved to Gloucester and began fishing after graduating from Harvard University — to the dismay of his mother, Christine said Tuesday. But the couple worried little about the upfront cost of maintaining their boats' peak condition back then.
Now, Christine said, every cost is a loss. This year, the couple is due to replace a $5,000 life raft on Lady Jane, which is also up for sale.
"The littlest thing can just break you," said Christine Sherman, who co-owns the boat and volunteers at Gloucester's Northeast Seafood Coalition. "You're just throwing good money after bad continuously."
Sherman's boat has stayed at dock, still costing the family $739 each month to tie up there, along with about 10 other Gloucester boats, some for sale and some not.
Russell, whose Harvard degree is in History, has reached retirement age at 65. And Christine said neither she nor her husband are prepared for an alternate career this late in life.
The only help, she said, would come in the form of a government overhaul on quotas or some kind of aide. But, she said, despite talks about assistance coming in the fiscal 2014 budget, assistance can not possibly come soon enough.
"My perspective as a woman, as a wife, as a mother, I was really a single mom because Russ was out fishing, working," Sherman said. "We've been left with nothing, no dignity. We have to humiliate ourselves asking for help that will never come."
Christine said she believes about half the Gloucester fleet suffers from depression, anxiety or both. The personal financial hardships coupled with the fading of an industry that has supported Gloucester families for generations, rock the fishermen's emotions.
"You go to bed at night, you cry. You wake up in the morning, you cry," Christine Sherman said.
"I feel sorry, not just for myself, but for each and every one of us," she said. "That's what makes this all so hard."
Marjorie Nesin can be reached at 978-283-7000, x3451, or at email@example.com.


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Cost is $15 for those who register in advance, $20 the day of event and free for children younger than 12. Registrants will receive a booklet with a map and descriptions of each site. Proceeds benefit UMaine Extension's Cumberland County Food Preservation Program. Online registration and information are available at umaine.edu/cumberland/programs/locavore/. Also, for more information, or to request a disability accommodation, call 207.781.6099, 800.287.1471 (in Maine), or email email@example.com.


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Buttermilk Doughnuts Recipe
- 4 eggs
- 2 cups sugar
- 1/3 cup butter, melted
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 5-1/2 to 6 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 2 cups buttermilk
- Oil for deep-fat frying
- Additional sugar, cinnamon-sugar or confectioners' sugar, optional
- In a large bowl, beat eggs and sugar until light and lemon-colored. Add butter and vanilla; mix well. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt and nutmeg; add to egg mixture alternately with buttermilk. Cover and refrigerate for 2-3 hours.
- On a lightly floured surface, roll dough to 1/2-in. thickness. Cut with a floured 3-in. doughnut cutter.
- In an electric skillet or deep-fat fryer, heat oil to 375°. Fry doughnuts, a few at a time, for 1 minute on each side or until golden. Drain on paper towels. Roll in additional sugar if desired. Yield: 4 dozen.
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I followed the recipe but the dough was too wet to roll. I ended up dropping spoonfuls of dough into the fryer. The taste was good but not worth the hassle or mess.
this douhnut recipe is great. they turned out light and tastey. Needed to add alittle more flour and I used my hands to roll it out. Just don't add to much flour though, you don't want dry doughnuts. I didn't chill it eighter. Will make again soon because I took them out to my husband and 2 hired men and then a neighbor stopped by they are all gone.
I don't know what happened, I followed this recipe to the letter and it was far too sticky, no matter what I did, I could not work with it. It's not very often that I find a recipe I won't do again, but this is one. I have been cooking for years, yet, this made me feel like I didn't know what I was doing. Very disappointing....
I have used this recipe so many times. I use buttermilke or 2 cups of milk with 1.5 tablespoons of vineager and let sit for 10 minutes prior to mixing. Double the vanilla. We like fresh nutmeg and grate ours right into the batter. I don't roll, I carefully pat the dough out. I don't refrigerate either. The doughnuts are fluffy, tender and stay fresh for days in a covered container. Very pleased to have found this recipe. With donuts selling for 70 - 85 cents each and this recipe so quick to turn out, it is also a real cost savings. I get about 2.5 dozen.
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3 bedroom OCEANFRONT home in gated community, Alii Point 12 in Holualoa
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets considered no
- type House
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 5,565 - $ 6,265 / week
vacation rental description
12 Alii Point commands one of the best locations on the Big Island; it's an absolute ocean-front house with the best views. From the spectacular lanai, you can watch the sun set over the Pacific or follow a pod of dolphins or a school of whales as they swim by. The tide pools that is the backyard of the home will provide you and your children hours of fun as you explore your very own aquarium.
In addition to the wonderful views, 12 Alii Point is a beautifully decorated home that will be a great base for your Hawaii holiday. With 3600 square feet of living area, 1500 square feet of lanai, 4 bedrooms and 3 1/2 bathrooms, up to 8 guests will be accommodated in great style and luxury.
To complete your dream vacation, there are many amenities within the exclusive gated-community: pool, tennis court, and a small private beach.
The Great Room is comprised of the living and dining areas which is the heart and soul of home. With breath-taking views of the Bay and luxurious furnishing, this is where you will be spending most of your waking hours. In the Living Area, there are beautiful and comfortable sofas where you can admire the views or, occasionally, indulge in your TV viewing pleasure.
In the Dining Area, you can host the most wonderful dinner parties at the custom-made dining set. Off the Dining Area is the spacious kitchen that can accommodate multiple cooks or an impromptu party. Naturally, the kitchen is fully-equipped for the gourmet chefs in your group.
Located on the second floor, the Master Bedroom Suite is absolute gem! It features a California-King bed and comfortable club chairs. In addition, there is a working space with a desk, chair, and wonderful day bed.This spectacular space, with its astounding views, will make you feel as if you are floating on the ocean! There is a large balcony outside the sliding doors where you can spot whales and dolphins. The magnificent Master Bathroom completes the 12 Alii Point experience, magnificent bathroom with a vast tub and shower area. Naturally, it also has wonderful views of the local surfing beach and beyond.
In addition to the Master Bedroom there are 3 bedrooms - Bedrooms 1 & 2 on the first floor and Bedroom 3 on the second floor. Bedroom 1 has a queen-sized bed while Bedroom 2 features a king-sized bed. Each bedroom is luxuriously furnished and offers spectacular views. Each bedroom also has its own beautiful and spacious bathroom. At the top of the landing on the second floor is Bedroom 3 with two twin-sized beds. It's a large open-spaced bedroom with a wonderful, custom-made hut, making it ideal for children.
One of the best features of the home is the large Lanai on the first floor that runs along the ocean side of house. From the first morning light to the last ray of sunset, the changing colors and shapes of the water as viewed from the Lanai is simple mesmerizing. There are beautiful day bed and loungers where you can read a book or simply enjoying the scenery.
12 Alii Point is located 2 miles from downtown Kailua-Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii. It is within easy driving distance from most attractions of the island. While easily accessible, the property is tucked away on a promontory point within an exclusive gated community, hence it is also extremely quiet and secluded.
Come experience a vacation-of-a-lifetime at 12 Alii Point. You will be glad you did!
This is a non-smoking, no pets property.
**There is a 7 night minimum stay for this house. There is a 10 night minimum stay during Ironman and Christmas. Hawaii Tax ID: W81904073-01 W07295771-01
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Kona Coast Vacations 808 329-2140
house rental amenities
Property Type
- house
- floor area 3600 sq. ft.
Location Type
- oceanfront
- washing machine
- internet
- clothes dryer
- hair dryer
- living room
- iron & board
- oven
- dishes & utensils
- stove
- blender
- coffee grinder
- coffee maker
- toaster
- dishwasher
- refrigerator
- microwave
- Bathrooms
- 3 bathrooms 1 half Bath
- 3.5
- Bedrooms
- 4 bedrooms, sleeps 8, beds for 8
- King size beds (1), Queen size Beds (1), Twin or Single Beds (1)
- satellite / cable
- dvd player
- pets not allowed
- non smoking only
- Notes
- Shared Tennis Court, Shared Private Beach
activities and attractions in Holualoa The Big Island
- cinemas
- live theater
- restaurants
- health/beauty spa
Leisure Activities
- boating
- sight seeing
- horseback riding
- shopping
Sports & Adventure Activities
- swimming
- tennis
- sailing
- cycling
- fishing
- snorkeling/diving
- hiking
- golf
- surfing
- kayaking
- parasailing
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Honey Hollow Farm
|Jack and Mary Dant
At the time of the 1957 merger decision, Miss Catlin's School had stood on Culpepper Terrace since 1917. Many long-time Portlanders can visualize the handsome, vaguely Tudor main building with narrow-paned bay windows and French doors. Inside, the venerated Senior Staircase led to the second floor and the studio, home to morning assemblies. Furnished with well-worn Oriental rugs and selected pieces from Ruth Catlin's travels, the building exuded a certain faded elegance, fondly recalled by alumnae of the school.
In 1957, the Catlin-Hillside campus, saturated with groundwater springs and blessed with precious little sunlight, presented a cramped prospect for the 300 students of the newly combined schools. Worse yet, the stately main building tilted badly. The doors and windows were noticeably out of alignment. Students seated near these windows suffered fierce drafts, and the floors sloped alarmingly, especially on the third floor.
|Living room at Miss Catlin's
The Gabel campus on Southwest 78th Avenue offered an appealing alternative for a growing school. It included the main buildings of the former Multnomah Gold Club and 36 rolling acres in a pastoral setting in sight of a dairy farm.
The club's handsome dining room, with five pairs of French doors that opened on to a veranda, functioned as the school's library, theater, and auditorium. Other rooms in the club house served as classrooms. Priscilla Gabel added an unheated gymnasium and secured permission to use the first fairway directly across the gravel road as an athletic playing field.
For the first year as a combined school, 1957–58, both campuses were used. Grades one through five were on the Gabel campus, and grades six through twelve were on the Catlin-Hillside campus. For the first time, boys were admitted to ninth and tenth grade on Culpepper Terrace, reinstating the coeducational Upper School Gabel Country Day had discontinued in 1945. Most people assumed that in the future the entire school, Catlin Gabel School, would be located on the Gabel campus.
No sooner had Catlin and Gabel merged in 1957 than Beaverton condemned the Gabel property to make way for Raleigh Park, a new public school that would serve the burgeoning community. The combined school now needed a new home.
|The Gabel playground in the 1940s
Board president Henry Failing Cabell was relieved to learn that the Honey Hollow Farm on Barnes Road was empty and for sale. Jack Dant's ship-building business forced him to relocate the family to San Francisco. As former Gabel School parents, Jack and Mary Dant were interested in helping the school.
Cabell realized that Catlin Gabel needed to fund the purchase of the Dant property and the necessary renovations. Cabell offered a $100,000 matching challenge grant to the school and enlisted Tom Malarkey and Alice "Binxy" Biddle Beebe '35 to co-chair a successful campaign for the match.
In March of 1958, Jack and Mary Dant, then of Atherton, California, sold the 25 acres to Catlin Gabel School at a "good friend price." (When asked in 1995 by a Catlin Gabel first grader why he thought his home would make a good school, Jack Dant candidly responded, "I didn't.")
The rambling farm house offered great possibilities for the Upper School. The handsome living room, with builtin bookcases, was a natural space for the library and study hall. The first-floor master bedroom created a good-sized classroom where new headmaster Kim MacColl could teach history. The smaller, paneled bedrooms upstairs made cozy classrooms for math and Latin. But the Dants' farm still needed work for the 70 Upper School students arriving in the fall of 1958.
Henry Cabell asked George Moore to donate his construction company's services to transform the Honey Hollow Farm. Moore entrusted the project to his foreman, Homer Cecil, with one caution: "Just don't spend too much money!"
In what is now called the Dant House, Cecil expanded the breakfast room onto the west-facing porch and created Room #6, which served as the lunch room through the late 1950s. For science classrooms, Cecil's crew enclosed the attached three-car garage to create a classroom for biology. At the same time, they also enclosed the long, open shed attached to the caretaker's house and poured a concrete floor for the other science classrooms.
The sheep barn was the last project.
|The campus near the time of the merger
Dant had used his knowledge of ship building to buttress the structure with an ingenious configuration of cables and turnbuckles. The feed stored on the upper level was passed through two large openings to the sheep pen and horse stalls below. Cecil covered these openings, laid a new floor, cut three new windows, and installed overhead lighting and protective grills for the windows.
In short order, the loft of the Dants' sheep barn became the school's physical education classroom, assembly room, theater, concert hall, and more. Audiences soon discovered that this large, open room with a new wooden floor and vaulted ceiling produced superb acoustics.
In addition to classes, concerts, and assemblies that first year, the Barn saw distinguished visitors such as James Reston, then the Washington bureau chief of the New York Times, who addressed the Upper School about the Far East. The Barn was home to Antigone, directed by Vivian Johannes, and the 1959 senior prom, decorated with the Portland skyline.
Many, of course, were sad to leave the old campus. They knew they would miss English class with "Mrs. Jo" in the Attic. Some sensed the end of an era, the end of Miss Catlin's School for Girls. After years on Culpepper Terrace, they felt a sense of loss, but going to that beautiful country home softened the sorrow.
"I thought it was paradise," Susan Hendrix Green '59 exclaims. "The house itself was wonderful. In the spring, with the flowers, it was just exquisite."
The class of 1959 felt privileged. As Nancy Johnsrud Dudley '59 recalls, "It was kind of an adventure. We had a sense of being part of the change. Being part of something new, being part of some pioneering." Being crammed into a little bedroom for mathematics and hatching fruit fly eggs in a former garage were just part of the change. They also were the first class to graduate with a male head of the school. They revered Esther Strong, but they adored E. Kimbark MacColl. Just 33 years old, handsome, and very articulate, MacColl was, as one woman recalls, "the living end."
|Roger Bachman and Kim MacColl plan the new campus
Many students had cars, and the favorite off-campus spot was Skyline Burger, better known as "the Speck." That first year on Barnes Road, students had to be on the faculty honor roll to leave campus during the day. For more than a few, "the Speck" was a great incentive to study hard.
In May of 1959, Catlin Gabel held its first graduation in the Barn, The seniors envisioned a traditional procession in white organdy dresses with blue sashes and bouquets of delphiniums. MacColl was horrified, calling the idea "archaic," but the seniors prevailed. At graduation, MacColl proudly remarked that they all looked beautiful.
Over the next few years, Catlin Gabel School saw exciting developments: the first indoor tennis court west of the Mississippi was constructed, baseball great Jackie Robinson addressed the student body in the Barn, and Portland's future mayor, Vera Katz, taught modern dance in the Barn.
By September of 1967, the seventh and eight grades had moved from the Culpepper Terrace campus to Honey Hollow. In 1968, Catlin Gabel completed the Lower School and sold the Catlin-Hillside buildings to the Portland Art Museum. Ten years after purchasing the Dant property, Catlin Gabel finally had just one home.
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|Has ANYONE ever had an elephant ear flower? I have 4 VERY large bulbs that I put in this spring and two of the bulbs now have flowers....Large flowers! I have NEVER seen this before and didn't even know that it was possible. One of the flowers is yellow long cone shaped and I assume will get taller b/c it's still opening up. The other just came out this morning so I can't tell what color it is. My friend who has been gardening for 20+ years has never had this happen. I am sooooo happy!!!!
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|That is really cool! You should check with the Aroid forum....they know lots about E.E.s and can tell you how unusual it is. I've sure never had it happen.
|Thanks I posted it there, but I will post pictures here also
|my upright elephant ears are blooming, I have the green and black uprights, flowers are like those of a peace lily but longer and skinny. I had the regular elephant ear to set buds 3-4 years ago, but it got cold and they didn't have time to open up, the trunk of the elephant ear was the size of a small tree trunk, and I bet the plant itself weighed 150 pounds without dirt. I had lots of babies!
|Wow, I just noticed that mine are flowering, too. They are HUGE elephant ears, and like smurfboy's, have trunks the size of a small tree. The flowers are yellow, and look just like peace lily flowers, but much bigger. I bet the biggest is 12". They have a very strong fragrance, which I'm not sure if I like or not. These were EEs purchased last spring at Walmart, with no name other than "Elephant Ear." The bulbs were about the size of a softball, maybe smaller. They are giant, probably 6 or 7' tall and the individual leaves are up to 40". I have them in soil that's been heavily ammended with compost and I think they're pretty happy.
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Today, the Cubs will face the San Francisco Giants in whatever venue you wish the game to be being played. Be it Candlestick, AT&T Park, Seals Stadium, or Kezar Stadium, Any of them would work. And, since this is theatre of the mind, encouraged.
Despite the game being played in San Francisco, the game will start at 1:20 p.m. CT, the traditional time for a tilt in Wrigley Field. All players on the rosters will be eligible. Today's starting pitcher for the traveling Cubs will be righty Jeff Samardzija. He lobbied for this start, as he really wants to remain a Cub. There was thought that Masahiro Tanaka might get the ball today, but that silly technicality of him not being a Cub (yet) squashed that.
The Giants counter with Tim Lincecum. While some might think Matt Cain would be the right call, or Madison Bumgarner with the Cubs' left-handed outfield options, Lincecum "needs to start earning his money even though it's only January" was the fiery comment from an un-named source with the club.
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Patronage rebates are one of the great things about co-ops. Member-owners shop at the co-op. At the end of the year we divide up the profits and give them back to those member-owners. Checks are relative to your purchases - big shoppers receive larger checks.
Keep reading to learn more about the rebate and why you need to cash your check by March 30th!
Bloomingfoods Repays First Round of Expansion Loans
The Third Cooperative Principle is Member Economic Participation. Four years ago we invoked that principle, inviting our members to provide us loans to assist in funding the conversion of the Encore Café into our Near West Side store. Dozens of our members stepped up to help, allowing us to raise almost $300,000.
We are extremely pleased to report that we are now repaying the first of the four-year loans as they come due. We are also offering folks who contracted for longer period loans to contact us if they'd like to redeem their loans now. Those who prefer not to do so will, of course, continue to enjoy the accumulation of 2, 3, or 4% interest (well above current bank rates), as they requested on their promissory notes.
We sincerely thank all those who participated in this program, and we hope you agree that "member economic participation" is indeed a win-win opportunity.
It is once again time to recognize and honor a Bloomingfoods member-owner, staff member (past or present), or board member (past or present) by awarding them the Bill Krejci Memorial Cooperative Service Award.
Bill was a pivotal figure in the history of Bloomingfoods, devoting many years of service to our co-op through multiple terms on our board of directors, as a staff member responsible for implementing many needed operational improvements, and even as a vendor, helping strengthen our regional economy.
In December the Board of Directors reviewed our financial reporting for fiscal year 2011 and declared a patronage rebate of $313,186. We are excited to be issuing a rebate to the more than 8,000 member-owners who were active shoppers at the co-op between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.
Patronage rebates are considered the most equitable and fiscally responsible way to distribute co-op profits to the membership. If the co-op finishes the year with a profit, the surplus can be distributed among members proportional to their individual purchases. In this way, each member receives their portion of the profit. Using your member number when you shop is thus important: your transaction totals are recorded, and at the end of the year we determine your total purchase amount and your proportional share of the profits.
Federal tax code allows the cooperative to retain up to 80% of a declared patronage rebate as a means of reinvesting capital into the business. By reinvesting in a sustainable way in ourselves, we strengthen our cooperative and our community. For fiscal year 2011, the Board has elected to retain 70% of the total amount declared. Each member-owner will receive a check equal to 30% of their share of the rebate, with the exception of those whose check would be less than $5. Due to the administrative costs associated with the check processing, a minimum check amount of $5 has been set. For those member-owners with a rebate check of less than $5, the co-op will retain the equity in an account in their name. The Board may decide, at some point in the future, to return some or all of our retained patronage, and may choose to include these funds at that time.
Patronage rebates mean tax benefits for the co-op, but only if the rebate checks are cashed. If a member-owner does not cash his or her check, current tax code requires that the co-op pay taxes on both the distributed and retained portions of that member's rebate. The code further requires that these checks be cashed by the end of the fiscal year, June 30, 2012 in order for the co-op to enjoy the tax benefit. Any of our cashiers will be happy to accept your check the next time you are in one of our stores.
In the past we have had member-owners who wished to donate their portion of the rebate back to the co-op. The Bloomingfoods Cooperative Community Fund (BCCF) is an endowment fund that was established to help us improve our ability to give back to the community. You can donate your rebate to that fund simply by bringing your rebate check into the store with you when you shop. Our cashiers will be happy to help you make a contribution to the BCCF.
We are pleased to be in a strong financial position and able to issue a rebate. Thank you for your contribution to the success of the co-op.
We're happy to announce a new community partnership with Indiana University's Friends of Art Bookshop. Nestled within the School of Fine Arts, the shop boasts a one of a kind book selection, as well as art supplies, posters, calendars, paper goods and handmade gifts. From rare art books to Moleskine journals, the Bookshop offers an opportunity for academic and artistic growth for all.
As a non-profit, the mission of Friends of Art is to support the School of Fine Arts and its students through fundraising, education, and social engagement in the wider community. Every year, they provide over $30,000 in scholarships and grants for students, as well as funding for the Fine Arts Library, the Grunwald Gallery of Art, and student organizations. Support the arts next time you're on campus and enjoy the 10% discount for Bloomingfoods member-owners!
Located at 1201 E. 7th St, Room 125. Academic year hours are: Monday – Thursday, 9am to 6pm; Friday, 9am to 5pm (later if there is a Grunwald Gallery opening), Saturday – Sunday, 1pm to 5pm. (Reduced hours during summer and University breaks.) Visitor parking is available in the Jordan Ave. garage or the Indiana Memorial Union lot.


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(Toledo News Now) - Home warranties have become almost standard with home sales these days with more than 75 percent of homes sold through realtors including a warranty. However, warranties may not always be worth it.
If you want peace of mind in your home, a home warranty sounds like a smart move. It protects you from the high cost of major repairs, such as furnace or water heater failure, for just a few dollars a month. But for some homeowners, that peace of mind vanishes the first time they try to use it. Spent $400, Then Tried To Collect Joe and Leslie Ruhe didn't want any surprises when they bought a 25-year-old house so they spent $400 on a home warranty. The furnace went out soon after they moved in.
"They wouldn't cover it. They didn't cover the valve, they excluded it," said Joe Ruhe, regarding the warranty. Indeed, in the fine print, it turns out gas valves were excluded by their warranty. Then when their garage door opener went out, the warranty company wouldn't cover that either. "They denied it based on the fact it was caused by a power surge," explained Leslie Ruhe.The Ruhes tried to show there was no evidence of a power surge or power failure that day.
"That time it was denied because they said it was still under warranty, but it wasn't," said Leslie Ruhe. So they filed another claim.
"The last straw was this week when we called about the garage door again, and he told us it was going to be denied because it was a pre-existing condition," said Leslie Ruhe. Among the furnace, garage door opener, and a failed kitchen disposal that was also denied, the Ruhes ended up paying and paying. "$335 for a garage door, $473 for the furnace, another $140 for the furnace they wouldn't cover, then the disposal," Joe Ruhe said, as he added the numbers on a calculator.The total amount they have paid in repairs, including several $100 service calls to look at the problems, is $1,143.
Don't Let This Happen To You The Better Business Bureau reminds homebuyers to:
-Check a company's rating at the BBB. Some warranty companies get an "A," while others receive a "C" or "F" as a result of too many complaints.
-Find out what's excluded. If it excludes plumbing leaks and stopped drains, for instance, you may want to pass.
-Find out what qualifies as a pre-existing condition. Some companies will not repair a 20-year-old air conditioner or furnace when it goes out, claiming its useful life is over, and its failure was a pre-existing condition when you bought the home. Do not assume a warranty will give you a new furnace, air conditioner, or water heater.
-Find out if you can use your own contractor, or have to wait for theirs. In those cases, you may have to wait three or four days before their man can schedule you. The Bottom Line
If you are going to have to pay for most repairs, buying a home warranty is not worth it. If it comes free with your new home, any warranty is worth having, but if you're considering buying a home warranty out of pocket, search online for reviews and complaints before you buy it. Some get good reviews, others, not so much.
Even with the best of them, read the rules closely, so you don't waste your money.
Note: We are not naming the warranty company at this point, because we are giving them time to respond to our calls and e-mails. If they fail to respond within a week, we will name them when we update our report.
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Jessica's Benefit by gretchen - about 8 years ago
"My husband's sister, Jessica, has been sick for over 2 years with a deep bacterial virus which has taken over her immune system, leaving her extremely ill. Her journey through recovering has been ugly. In and out of hospitals and clinics (including the Mayo) she has now been going through intense therapy thousands of miles away from home (Minneapolis) in Tuscon, AZ. Our prayers are being answered and with baby steps she is getting better. Our pic was taken at a fund raiser for our family (medical expenses are not covered) to cover the cost of therepy at this holistic clinic."


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Pilot Batch #24 - Pride Of Elmsford - Captain Lawrence Brewing Co.
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Growler filled at the brewery yesterday.
They are calling it an "American pale ale". But its closer to a strong ale in flavor (if not in alcohol percent) or a brawny, hopped up brown ale.
Pours dark honey amber, tan head that stays but is on the thinner side of 1/2 inch. Moderate collar, a thicker film below nice fine, scattered lacing.
I get some pine, some mint and solid bready malts on the nose.
Dense waves of malt. Some light earthy smoke and peat qualities. All along with a solid and quite drying hop presence in the finish.
Well done-go get some-more quality brew from the Captian
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4.38/5 rDev +10.6%
Pilot Batch #25 in tasting room,
Pours a dark amber with nice coffee color head.
Smells of rich malts with nice sweet mollases and touch of dark fruit with pine and light citrus notes.
Tastes of complex dry malts (5 types used). Slightly sweet with hoppy dark fruit middle, a bit chewy. Bitter on finish with lingering pine and wet earth.
Medium to full body with just enough carbonation.
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Pilot Batch #24 - Pride Of Elmsford from Captain Lawrence Brewing Co.
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Half an hour after the Border Patrol's call for help, Schaefer steers around the burned-out shell of a van sitting in the middle of the road. Drug smugglers ram 500-pound loads of dope through the refuge, scarring the land with ghost roads.
The smugglers have increased their armaments in recent years. "They're better equipped than we are. They have firepower, numbers, and drugs." In January 2005, gunmen fired automatic weapons at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection helicopter pilot in the refuge when he landed to track footprints. In March, agents discovered observation posts, complete with shade structures and sleeping bags, overlooking a Border Patrol encampment in the refuge, Schaefer says.
"You've got to be ready for anything out here now," Schaefer says. And he is: Armed with a .40-caliber Glock, night-vision goggles, bulletproof vest, and a small arsenal in his truck, Schaefer has a plan for the day he comes under fire. "I think I'm a better shot," he laughs, "so hypothetically, I can run away for a little while. Then, fire, move. Fire, move."
He won't need these tactics today, though. After over an hour of driving, Schaefer finally finds the Border Patrol agent. Grinning with relief and gripping his steel baton tightly, the agent leads Schaefer to his captives. They were sleeping under the branches of a mesquite tree when he found them. Someone in the group with desert smarts had snapped off creosote branches to surround the tree's outer limbs, making a canopy that concealed 24 people. Four others hide inside a second canopy.
Crouched inside, Leonardo Montero tells a familiar tale. He couldn't find decent work in Chiapas, Mexico, but family arranged a job for him in Los Angeles. He arrived at the border in Sonora four days ago, joining a group of immigrants who walked 35 miles in two days.
He might try crossing again, might not. "I can't say," he says quietly.
Another hour passes; two more Border Patrol vehicles arrive. The immigrants crawl out from under the trees and climb into the backs of the waiting trucks. But even as they are hauled back across the border, thousands of others are successfully crossing, making their way into the United States.
Among them, says Schaefer, are murderers, carjackers and gang members. Catching just one dangerous criminal makes the whole game "totally worth it," he says. As for immigration enforcement beyond the borderlands, Schaefer sees it as woefully inadequate.
"It's like a game of capture-the-flag. They cross through here, or Texas, or California, and get to Phoenix and, 'I'm safe!' All enforcement stops within 80 miles of the border. So, if you make it through that, you're golden.
"You saw all those marches," he says. "What percentage of those people was illegal? Did you see any Border Patrol or immigration enforcement buses out there ready to process them? No."
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Holmberg reflects on the oddities of quickly produced footage & subjectivity of framed information
Joel Holmberg: New Videos and CNN FootageCleopatra's (110 Meserole Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, United States) Map it Free
Cleopatra's is pleased to present a solo presentation by New York based artist Joel Holmberg. The exhibition titled, New Videos and CNN Footage, includes seven single channel videos. As the exhibition title denotes, each video contains either tactfully culled CNN Footage or "observational films" made by the artist. Both modes of video similarly adapt an immediacy with filming techniques. The camera is foremost concerned with documenting information and less concerned with creating an aesthetic object. In both instances, formal decisions are made on the fly with no time to second guess themselves. In the "observational films" Holmberg focuses the camera long enough to reach a level of satisfaction, or for enough information for the viewer to bear witness. While some documentary style filmmakers can be labeled "film-essayists", Holmberg's brief quips are more aligned with the storytelling of the local news. Holmberg's films reflect on the oddities of quickly produced footage and the lopsided subjectivity of framed information.
Joel Holmberg has previously exhibited at the New Museum, NY; Outpost, Norwich, UK; The Museum of the Moving Image, NY; American Contemporary, NY. He is a member of the web based collective Nasty Nets and studied at Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA and Yale University, New Haven, CT.


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FGCU Athletics Launches New Redesign of FGCUAthletics.com
FORT MYERS, Fla. - Florida Gulf Coast University and Streamline Technologies today announced the launch of the newly redesigned home for FGCU Athletics, www.fgcuathletics.com. The revised and updated site continues the partnership between FGCU and Streamline Technologies and will bring fans closer than ever to their favorite FGCU teams and student-athletes.
The site construction was a three-month collaborative process and was headed up by FGCU Interim Sports Information Director Mike Hill and Streamline Technologies.
''We are very pleased to announce the launching of our new website," said FGCU Athletic Director Ken Kavanagh. "Under Mike Hill's leadership, our Sports Information staff has been working dilligently all summer on this important project and are rightfully proud about providing these overall enhancements to all followers of FGCU Athletics. In turn, we very excited about our pending new features, most especially our offering of Live Stats and much more extensive Internet broadcasting of Eagle contests.''
Streamline Technologies, which is based in Franklin, Tenn., is a website design and hosting company that specializes in solutions for collegiate sports and minor league venues. The company, established in January 2000, has developed applications that help teams manage their entire online presence and currently provides internet services for several NCAA schools including Jacksonville University, Lipscomb University, and Valparaiso University.
"We are very excited to continue our relationship with FGCU," said Alex Short, President of Streamline Technologies. "The new website offers an updated look and new features that we hope will make it easier than ever to follow FGCU athletics." Some portions of the site are still under construction and will be added as they are completed. More and more features, including the completions of the archives, a virtual tour of the FGCU Athletic Campus, and the ability to download an RSS feeds, will be introduced and activated in the days to come.
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A homecoming for alumni, students and families
We are excited to welcome alumni, parents and families to Western this October. Mark your calendars now for Homecoming 2013 and participate in the wonderful events planned for Homecoming Week, October 13-19.
WCSU has certainly changed as it continues to grow. Homecoming is a perfect time for alumni to reunite with former classmates, and families to reunite with their students on campus. Come see the campus and partake in the many activities planned for Western's alumni, students, parents, families and friends. Special activities have been planned for the entire university community including the return of the Homecoming Bonfire and Fireworks Celebration. Come home to celebrate WCSU and the exciting university it is today. We look forward to seeing you!
We extend a special welcome to members of the Class of 1963 celebrating their 50th class reunion this fall and former SGA presidents returning to campus to celebrate the university at the SGA Presidents Reunion celebration.
For Friday, Oct. 18, and Homecoming Day, Saturday, Oct. 19, the WCSU shuttle hours will be extended. Please click here for the latest information.
Homecoming Week at a Glance:
Please pay particular attention to the campus on which each event will take place.
Midtown GPS location: 181 White Street, Danbury, CT
Westside GPS location: 43 Lake Avenue Extension, Danbury, CT
Make your travel arrangements now. Discounted hotel accommodations are available for WCSU alumni, parents and friends. When booking your reservation, be sure to mention that you are part of the WCSU Homecoming room block. We look forward to seeing you in October.
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According to the decision adopted at the General Assembly of Zaminbank OJSC dated 17.03.2014, the placement date of its shares with state registration number AZ1001005136 has been prolonged untill 24.09.2014.... Read more
On August 27, 2014 from 11:00 to 12:30 an auction on placement of notes of Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan will be held on BSE.... Read more
As of 26/08/2014 "PASHA Bank" OJSC, starts market-making of the unsecured interest-bearing book-entry bonds (ISIN: AZ2001019523) of "Embawood" LLC at Baku Stock Exchange through Pasha Capital LLC, a member of Baku Stock Exchange.... Read more
The State Committee for Securities registered the issue prospectus of ordinary registered book-entry shares of "Parabank" OJSC.... Read more
Today public placement of interest-bearing book-entry registered unsecured bonds of "Embawood" LLC has been started at "Baku Stock Exchange" CJSC and bonds were fully placed.... Read more
Interest-bearing book-entry registered unsecured bonds of "Embawood" LLC's got listed at the "Baku Stock Exchange" CJSC starting from 21.08 2014. The placement will be realized beginning from 22.08.2014/... Read more
On August 20, 2014 from 11:00 to 12:30 an auction on placement of notes of Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan will be held on BSE.... Read more
Baku Stock Exchange CJSC has expanded margin trading in financial derivative instruments.
Beginning from 21 July 2014, BSE starts the trading of gold, silver and other commodity derivatives.... Read more
PSG- Broker LLC became a new member of Baku Stock Exchange since July 02, 2013. Today BSE membership certificate was presented to the company officials. Currently, BSE has 14 active members including "PSG –Broker" LLC.... Read more
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As of 25th of February 2014, repo and reverse repo transactions with the investment securities have been started at the Baku Stock Exchange CJSC. The corporate bonds backed by liquidity support from BSE market makers are subject to repo transactions.... Read more
On January 17 2014, there was held a General Assembly of shareholders of Baku Stock Exchange CJSC. During the meeting, the application of Amin Muradov, Chairman of the Executive Board of Baku Stock Exchange for leaving his current position due to the work-related move has been reviewed by shareholders.... Read more
There was organized the "Financial Awards Ceremony 2013" in Dubai, UAE on December 18, 2013 established by the famous International Finance Magazine. Baku Stock Exchange as an award winner for the award category "Best Customer Service Initiative Azerbaijan 2013" was represented by its Chairman of Board Mr. Amin Muradov.... Read more
Within the framework of the Listing Advisory Programme run by Baku Stock Exchange, a meeting with participation of representatives of GoldenPay, its partners that provide professional services and officials of Azerbaijani State Committee for Securities, BSE and the National Depository Centre of Azerbaijan took place on November 26, 2013.
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According to the contract, Invest-AZ LLC will act as a market-maker in operations on the international financial market (FOREX and contracts CFD) through new trading platform (Meta Trader 4) of CJSC Baku Stock Exchange.... Read more
Baku Stock Exchange CJSC has acquired the property rights for the use of Meta Trader 4 trading platform which enables BSE to conduct active trading operations in the international financial markets.... Read more
On October 1, 2013 Baku Stock Exchange has been selected as an award winner for the award category Best Customer Service Initiative Azerbaijan 2013 established by the International Finance Magazine.... Read more
Since September 25, 2013 Baku Stock Exchange has restored the membership of "Xalq Kapital" LLC according to the company's appeal.... Read more
In this regard BSE membership certificate was presented to the company.... Read more
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The cost of higher education in time, money, and effort makes it an important investment in your future, expanding your potential skills, talents, and intellect. At Concordia University, you can expect a quality, Christian, liberal arts education with individual attention from faculty and staff and opportunities for involvement in extra-curricular activities and organizations.
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Concordia University, St. Paul online provides an affordable educational choice for adult learners. Concordia online offers program credits at a competitive rate. In addition, once enrolled in a degree program, your tuition will not change as long as you remain continuously enrolled in the program, which guarantees you are fully aware and prepared for the financial commitment to your education.
Student need determines tuition and financial aid. To determine your level of financial support, all online students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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Below are the Academic Terms for courses taken through the School of Continuing Studies (SCS). The cost per credit reflects courses taken through SCS and does not reflect the cost per credit in any other major program.
Academic year 2013-2014: September 2013 - August 2014
Cost per credit for courses taken through the School of Continuing Studies are listed below for the current academic year.
Undergraduate (online and on-campus) general education courses: $350 per credit or according to student program.
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Camper Final Presentation by Sarasota Youth Opera EXPLORE OPERA Camp - about 1 year ago
"Each year the Sarasota Youth Opera invites local youth to experience the magic of opera during our three-week summer camp at the Sarasota Opera House in Sarasota, FL. This photo was taken during our final camper presentation. This is the second year we've used CustomInk to print our camper and staff t-shirts and WOW! Bravi to everyone at CustomInk for the amazing work!"


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In a visit to FOX 35 on Tuesday afternoon, George Zimmerman's brother addressed accusations of racism against their family and said he stands by his controversial Twitter rant against an attorney representing Trayvon Martin's family.
In a tweet on October 8, Robert Zimmerman Jr. said Natalie Jackson would be held accountable for her words and actions, and he would see her disbarred.
Zimmerman was angry Jackson used the word "murderer" to describe his brother, George Zimmerman, in a statement Jackson issued after defense attorney Mark O'Mara told prosecutors he wanted Trayvon's cell-phone and social media records entered into court. Part of the statement read:
"Trayvon's parents maintain that his school records and Facebook page are completely irrelevant to George Zimmerman's decision to get out of his car to profile, pursue, and shoot their son in the heart on February 26, 2012. How does George Zimmerman's review of Trayvon Martin's high school and middle school records and Facebook page bear any relevance to Zimmerman's decision to pull the trigger and kill a 17-year-old child? Is this going to be a new legal standard we are setting -- for a murderer to review the school records and Facebook page of his teenage victim to determine whether or not he should have killed him?"
"I still stand by my words and actions," Robert Zimmerman told Sonni Abata on Tuesday. "I don't think attorneys who are licensed professionals should use their license to report or purport things as fact that are not in fact facts and assassinate the reputation of a decent human being or a decent family."Jackson said she wasn't referring specifically to George Zimmerman when she used the word "murderer" but instead used the word to pose a question about where the law is going.Meanwhile, Jackson said she understands why Zimmerman's family is speaking out on his behalf. But she said they have been injecting themselves into the public eye.
As for allegations of racism by the Zimmerman family, Robert Zimmerman said the justice system will exonerate his brother, but "George will not be free of charges of racism, and neither will our family. We were accused of being a family of racists."We will never escape that charge from people who have made up their minds and don't want to hear anything else about that situation. There's always people who are set in their ways and set in their mentality. They're a little extreme in their points of view."Racism is the furthest thing in our minds, and racism is deplorable."Earlier Tuesday, Robert Zimmerman released this statement:Earlier today he released this statement clarifying his relationship with his brother's defense team.
"I want to thank the O'Mara law firm for clarifying the nature of my association with the Zimmerman defense team. As the gzlegalcase.com website suggests: I do not act on behalf of or with the approval of the defense team or my brother George - nor do I now, nor have I ever solicited or received their approval regarding any media appearances or written statements. I appreciate the concerns any responsible defense attorney would have regarding any person associated with their case speaking publicly about their client or their client's family. From the very beginning of Mr. O'Mara's representation of George, he was instrumental in tamping down some of the vitriol and passion surrounding the case by clearly articulating and often restating a fundamental tenet of our legal system - "the truth comes out in court". Mr. O'Mara introduced intellect and reason to a debate that had been plagued by misinformation and emotion, and his approach may have even saved the lives of our family members. I regret that he had to take time out of his already busy schedule in order to respond publicly about my comments on the media or on twitter. I have consistently framed in my own words the assertions made on gzlegalcase.com in all my interactions with the media: I do not speak or act on George's or the defense's behalf, I do not speak for the defense team, and Mr. O'Mara has not 'coached' me or provided me with any kind of script to present to anyone on his behalf. Moving forward, I will defer to Mark's judgement regarding the case, as he has always been clear in his charge as a defense attorney: to zealously represent his client's interests. Mark took the time to acknowledge in writing the fact that our family has been through a lot, and I thank him for his remarks. My participation as a Zimmerman family member will be limited to addressing our family's concerns and perceptions and I will avoid commenting publicly on matters that pertain to evidence or procedure surrounding the case."
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Ugh. The only reason not to climb classic 5.6's...
Why would one set up a hanging belay demonstrated in the photo? Hello Mr. ledge! JF
Are those guys at the bottom using that first p1 traverse bolt as an anchor??!?!
There is a two bolt anchor there. I like Jeff's idea better, though!
Check out the size of that lizard at the top!
Believe it or not the route actually isnt this busy. This is a shot of nearly our entire road tripping group, who decided it would be fun to do it on the same day. We actually didn't encounter any other climbers the whole week we were there.


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The Oh Baby London website is having a mini makeover and will be up and running again soon.
You can still visit our shop at 162 Brick Lane, London E1 6RU.
If you need to place an order please do not hesitate to contact us on:
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Disability Support Services
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Once students have been accepted into an academic program at the University of Idaho, they are encouraged to begin the process for obtaining accommodation(s). As the review and development of accommodation(s) may take several weeks, students are strongly encouraged to initiate the process well before classes begin. Please provide documentation to DSS prior to the student's appointment. Documentation can be faxed, emailed or sent via mail. The following steps must be completed:
The University of Idaho requires that students with disabilities who seek accommodations provide appropriate disability documentation of their disability in order for DSS to: 1) determine eligibility as a qualified individual with a disability: and 2) determine appropriate academic accommodations for that student.
In general, disability documentation must be provided by a physician, psychologist, audiologist or other licensed professional appropriately qualified to diagnose the specific disability of the individual. If documentation is older than three years, students can receive accommodations for a one-year grace period. During that time we request students provide our office with current, updated documentation.
Evaluators are encouraged to include appropriate medical reports, relevant medical history, test scores where applicable (especially for individuals with cognitive disabilities) and any other medical or educational data that would be useful in determining and providing appropriate accommodations and services.
Once a student's eligibility is established, DSS and the student, work together to formulate the academic accommodations each semester that will best assist the student in pursuing their academic goals. Accommodations will be evaluated each semester to determine efficiency and usefulness.
DSS periodically sends announcements through a listserv. As a student registered with DSS, you will be automatically added to our listserv to receive these announcements through your student email account. These may include DSS events, registration information, scholarship opportunities, job announcements, campus road closures, and elevator outages.
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It was Fort Payne versus Jasper Alabama in the first battle round Monday night on NBC's "The Voice".
After a powerful performance by Fort Payne native Justin Chain and former Jasper resident Shelbie Z., Voice coach Blake Shelton chose Shelbie Z.
Justin Chain grew up a playing football and walked on to the University of Alabama's football team.
Doctors told him he would never walk again after a terrible motorcycle accident, but Justin beat all the odds and fully recovered.
He turned to music after his accident, and with a renewed sense of purpose, Justin is putting everything into his singing.
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Where fine cuisine meets casual dining in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Whether enjoying a night out with friends or celebrating a special occasion, Our Brodo chefs are passionate about creating unique and tasty dishes that celebrate the art of Nourishing Body and Soul.
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