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Super Sausage Dip Recipe
- 1 pound bulk pork sausage
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped green pepper
- 3 medium tomatoes, chopped
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, cubed
- 2 cups (16 ounces) sour cream
- Tortilla chips
- In a large skillet, cook the sausage, onion and green pepper over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain.
- Stir in tomatoes and chilies. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Add cream cheese; stir until melted. Stir in sour cream; heat through. (Do not boil.) Transfer to a fondue pot and keep warm. Serve with chips. Yield: 5 cups.
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This was ok but lacking in flavor. Followed to the T and all we could taste was the sour cream, very overwhelming. I ended up doctoring it up for some flavor. I have made one similar with cream cheese, rotel and chilies and it is much better.
This dip is ok, but the tomatoes and sour cream make a tanginess that's a little out of place. There was a recommendation to axe the sour cream and use all cream cheese; I'd probably try that before making the original recipe.
Love this dip. I, too found it and tried it for Superbowl. Everyone loved it. Since then I've made it for Easter and also this weekend "just because." Everyone enjoys this dip. The receipe didn't specify, but I use hot italian sausage when I make it. Thanks for a great recipe!
Made recipe as written for a Superbowl party. Everyone loved it and have had many requests for the recipe. Thanks for sharing; have found a new go-to dip recipe!
Great recipe. It was ate up in a hurry. Will make this one again!
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) – The City of San Diego received a big donation Monday that will help fund the winter homeless shelter in Barrio Logan.
United Healthcare presented $250,000 to the city and the San Diego Housing Commission.
The annual cold weather shelter opens this week and will provide warm beds, morning meals, hygiene supplies and supportive services throughout the winter season.
The donation will cover half of the operating costs of the temporary shelter.
"It's a big deal because a lot of, literally hundreds of San Diegans rely on the shelter in the cold winter months to get off the streets and hopefully get off the streets permanently," Councilman Todd Gloria said.
The grand opening of a permanent downtown homeless facility has been delayed until March.

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RALEIGH, NC (AP) - North Carolina's top elected leaders may be cutting the rug on the eve of their public swearings-in. The North Carolina Governor's Inaugural Ball is scheduled for Friday night at the Raleigh Convention Center. The event and preceding Gala Presentation formally honors new Gov. Pat McCrory and Lt. Gov. Dan Forest as well as the eight incumbent Council of State members winning re-election in November. About 3,500 people are expected to attend the events. The ball is put on by the Junior League of Raleigh and raises money for charity. Friday's events precede the outdoor inaugural ceremony Saturday morning on Capitol Square. McCrory and Forest already took their oaths of office in smaller ceremonies, but the two will take the oaths again outdoors Saturday with the remaining council members.Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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Campaign group slams £500k legal aid bill for convicted travellers
The TaxPayers' Alliance has criticised the £500,000 legal aid given to the Connors family from Cheltenham, millionaire travellers convicted for forcing vulnerable men from the MIdlands into slave labour.
The Chief Executive of the campaign group says legal aid should not be made available for the wealthy.
– Matthew Sinclair, TaxPayers' Alliance
"Handing wealthy criminals huge sums of taxpayers' money is yet another example of why our legal aid system is in dire need of reform," he said.
"Legal aid is important in ensuring access to justice but it must also be sustainable to taxpayers.
"It's incredible that this gang were able to claim so much in the first place, but now that they have been found guilty, taxpayers have every right to expect their money to be reclaimed at the very least."


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DOVER, Del. (AP) - Opponents of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling opening the floodgates for corporate contributions to political campaigns are pushing for a constitutional amendment to clarify that, when it comes to campaign contributions, corporations are not people.
Common Cause Delaware, the Delaware chapters of the Sierra Club and the League of Women Voters, and the Delaware Coalition for Open Government are planning to rally at Legislative Hall in Dover on Wednesday to make their concerns known.
They are targeting the three-year-old Supreme Court ruling know as Citizens United that declared that corporations enjoy the same First Amendment rights to free speech as individual citizens do and can therefore spend as much as they want to try to influence elections.
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RALEIGH — Scott Randall Gray, 51, was arrested Monday, accused of robbing the PNC bank at 14400 New Falls of Neuse Road and carjacking a vehicle to facilitate his escape.
He has been charged with two counts of robbery with a dangerous weapon.
A suspect entered the bank shortly before 1:30 p.m. and announced that he had a bomb in a bag he was carrying. After taking money from the bank, police said he demanded the keys to a Kia Sedona in the parking lot. A bank customer surrendered the keys, and the suspect fled in the Kia.
The bag that supposedly contained an explosive device was left inside the bank, so the bank was evacuated.
A short distance from the bank, witnesses said the suspect changed vehicles and entered a Honda Accord.
Gray and another man where in the Honda when it was stopped a short time later by Wake Sheriff's Office deputies near the intersection of Six Forks and Strickland roads. No charges have been filed against the second subject, and he has been released.
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How would you close a $50-million gap in Capistrano Unified School District's budget?
Last year, the district offered . This year, however, unless you attend the Board of Trustee meetings – and few do – you don't have much opportunity to be heard.
So Patch is inviting the public to come up with its own solutions.
"A multiple-prong approach is necessary to address a budget shortfall of this magnitude," reads a staff report to the Board of Trustees. "This multiple-prong approach will include unilateral reductions in staffing and programs impacting all employee groups, district services and school sites.
"The multiple-prong approach will require regarding salary, work year, class size and other work conditions," the report continues.
We detail below the building blocks that could chip away at the funding shortfall. They won't include items that are not possible – such as the wholesale elimination of programs for undocumented students or special education students. The district can't legally broach those subjects, so while they may lead to a lively discussion, for purposes of this article, they're off the table.
Because without having to get various union groups to agree, your task just got lighter. Now, you only have to find $40 million in reductions – still one of the larger cuts the district has ever had to make in one budget year.
However, if there are any items on that list (see ) which you'd like to save, you must find corresponding cuts elsewhere.
All figures come from Capo Unified documents obtained in a California Public Records Act request or from the website of the Capistrano Unified Education Association, the teachers' union.
Larger class sizes
Increasing class sizes means laying off teachers. This year, . In addition, . The plan saves the district money as long as some are not replaced.
Adding one student per class for all grades between kindergarten and 12th means eliminating 47 teachers, at a savings of $4.23 million.
Adding two students for every grade means cutting 91 teaching positions, for a savings of $8.2 million. Adding three students per grade means 131 fewer teachers, for a savings of $11.8 million.
The district calculates that each teacher gone from the payroll saves $90,000. In coming up with your plan, you could increase some grades and not other, but you'd have to stay within some parameters – no more than 33 students in grades K-8.
It should be noted that the state has no maximum ceiling for the number of students in a high school class.
Last year, the trustees asked the state for a by adding as many as three extra students per class. Although class sizes were not increased last year, the waiver – which would permits up to 33 students per class, is good for two school years. Class sizes currently average 30 students in those grades.
This year, . The waiver would also ask permision to up class sizes in those grades to as many as 33 students. Current kindergarten classes average 31 students; grades 1-3 average 30.
Freeze salary advancements until January 2013
Delaying automatic salary advancements by six months could save the district $2.73 million for all employee groups. The savings break down like this:
- Teachers: $1.43 million
- Non-teaching employees: $933,000
- Teamsters: $207,000
- Management: $163,000
Furlough Days
Each furlough day saves the district $1.67 million for all employees. It breaks down like this:
- Teachers: $1.2 million
- Non-teaching employees: $338,000
- Teamsters: $43,000
- Management: $100,000
It should be noted that teachers already have three furlough days a year under their current contract. Non-teaching employees (members of the California School Employees Association's local chapter 224) don't have any furlough days, the Teamsters have four and management has six.
Salary cutbacks
Every 1 percent reduction in pay saves the district almost $2.9 million. Here's the breakdown of savings on a 1 percent rollback:
- Teacher: $2.03 million
- Non-teaching employees: $589,000
- Teamsters: $69,000
- Management: $194,000
So a 5 percent salary reduction for all employees would save $14.4 million.
One example
Those are the puzzle pieces. In a report to the trustees, Superintendent Joseph Farley illustrated an example of how the district could negotiate cutting just under $40 million. It was for reference and example only:Cut SavingsIncrease Class Size by 2 $8.2 million Freeze Salary Advancements $2.7 million 8 Furlough Days $9 million Teachers 3 current + 5 new Non-teachers 0 current + 8 new Teamsters 4 current + 4 new Management 6 current + 2 new 8% Salary Rollback $19.8 mil Teachers 1.2% current + 6.8% Non-teachers 0% current + 8% Teamsters 1% current + 7% Management 3.7% current +4.3% Unilateral Reductions $11 million Grand Total $50.7 mil
The chart is "just one example of how a $50 million reduction could be reached, and should not be viewed as anything more than that," states a report to the trustees.
Should the voters in November pass an initiative Gov. Brown proposes which would temporarily increase taxes on the rich and purchases made by everyone, CUSD would be able to reverse $18 million worth of cuts.


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Madagascar, off the coast of Africa, is a wonderful region to explore. However, baby boomers looking for somewhere even more exotic to visit can check out some of the smaller islands located around Madagascar's shores. Mauritius, for instance, may be only 20 miles across, but the rich culture and tradition found there adds to its bold atmosphere that makes it worth the journey to this remote island.
Although English is the official language, locals speak two Creole dialects, along with French. According to Frommer's, the island had been colonized by French and British occupants in recent history, which is where the European influences in speech and tradition come from.
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the author has written many other books of repute prior to this one as well.
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South Africa's Best Liked AdsAlso should be country's (singular) not countries? A double whammy copy mistake?
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South Africa's Best Liked AdsWhy does this piece begin with the words; "in a double whammy........."? That is normally only applied to something of negative connotations? Please explain???
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Market-related salaries for graphic designers in WitbankTry at monsterjobs.com they offers good salary and benefits for graphic designs and most of the company or the employer are just close to your location. That was confirmed by Julie, my friend that works as printing consultant at this site DigitekSF, you can see portfolios at http://www.digiteksf.com/vinyl-banners/.
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Gospel music marketing companiesSome of them are in form of direct marketing just like this site http://www.digiteksf.com/direct-mail/, which I think it is also effective.
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SMS service for pregnant womenGreat initiative however government has to ensure all the logistical aspects are well managed, the roll out is effectively implemented and clinches rectified immediately. It is common in numerous initiatives were lack of effective management and poor monitoring and control procedures resulting in poor service delivery, care and resources have resulted in a lack of confidence and trust. Poor service has to be treated with high priority. Apart from pregnant moms, all moms or caregivers with young children should be aided in child health and well being thus reducing mortality and morbidity rates. Mobile clinics and clinics in outer-lying areas have to be trained and equipped as well.
shamola pramjeeth
80% of in-store communication is ineffectiveI totally agree with you Pierre. They have different mindsets and focus areas
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80% of in-store communication is ineffectiveI totally agree with you Pierre. They have different mindsets and focus areas
Cameron Robertson
Traditional approach to transport planning hampers industryWhen dealing in any business transaction, it is always crucial to have a step by step approach. From traditional methods to any other new and advanced measures, gradual movements are important before achieving any eventual results as initially planned by the entire team of management members. Transport solutions should have distinct features that can be sorted out by primary and secondary terms and each individual segment should consist of many factors like fuel consumption, travel time, storage compartments and many others. It is a huge infrastructure that requires careful planning before any positive results can be accomplished.
Cameron Robertson
Traditional approach to transport planning hampers industryWhen dealing in any business transaction, it is always crucial to have a step by step approach. From traditional methods to any other new and advanced measures, gradual movements are important before achieving any eventual results as initially planned by the entire team of management members. Transport solutions should have distinct features that can be sorted out by primary and secondary terms and each individual segment should consist of many factors like fuel consumption, travel time, storage compartments and many others. It is a huge infrastructure that requires careful planning before any positive results can be accomplished.
Cameron Robertson
Cargo Carriers' subsidiary provides increased penetrationIt is definitely a cost effective strategy to ensure that no truck returns with an empty storage container. A simple movement would mean the company could save a lot of costs in the long run even if each trip only means a small amount of money on its own. However, after adding up together the total costs in the long run, it would be a great deal and a definite cost effective measure for the business. That is why more of such simple improvising measures should be made into a regular process.
Marc Hugo
Grovel, grovel, Telkom's in troubleExcellent piece of reporting and splendidly written to boot. Let's waif for the annual report and find out what Telkom paid Schindehütte. Then we'll know the gravity of the secret he carries if not the secret itself. Perhaps he and the financial controls he applied were just to much to bear. After all the CFO is the ultimate custodian of governance......and he was "just in the way".
Stephen Kruger
KFC menu boards go digital across South AfricaThis is very impressive. Must be a very challenging project to direct and manage...It seems to me to be the way to go - to have centralized content management.
Fezile Nomzamo Phungwayo
AAD2014 takes to Tshwane skiesIt gives me such great pleasure to see this event grow to this magnitude , and also being in the Aerospace and defense industry myself , I concur with what Michelle has already said about the continuous growth and expansion of local companies within the aerospace industry, the development is visible yet slow and with events such as the AAD can also aid with the eccelerate of development and investment .
I am a marketing and communication assistant in one of the 3 government initiatives- the Centurion Aerospace Village .
Now the Centurion Aerospace Village (CAV) is an initiative of the Department of Trade and Industry (the dti) to develop a High-Tech Advanced Manufacturing, Aero-Mechanical and Defense Cluster adjacent to the Waterkloof Air force base in Centurion, Tshwane, Gauteng Province.
The CAV was established as a result of the Aerospace Industry Support Initiative (AISI) Supply Chain development programme and is aimed at integrating sub-tier suppliers of the local aerospace and defense industry into the global supply chain. This is done by bringing suppliers in close proximity to one another and to locate them next to tier 1 supplier companies and CAV anchor partners.
The local (national) aerospace and defence Industry will benefit from the development of the CAV that will contribute to the industry remaining internationally competitive. Local OEM representatives; OEM suppliers of components, parts and tools, as well as service providers will likewise benefit from synergistic and economy of balanced applications. Other relevant industries and sectors will directly or indirectly benefit from the establishment of the CAV. SMMEs in the relevant sectors will likewise benefit from numerous opportunities that will be identified for further development.
The Centurion Aerospace Village (CAV) is the developer and operator of the cluster and is responsible for infrastructure and tenant facility development:
• CAV Landside houses industry sub-tier suppliers who do not require runway access that specifically conduct design and manufacturing operations
• CAV Airside houses industry sub-tier suppliers who require runway access that specifically do upgrades, aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) and aircraft refurbishments
The CAV is implemented in phases by the application of sourced funding. The planning, development and operations of the CAV as an Aerospace and Defense Supplier Park will be:
• Generally directed towards BBBEE and Human Resource Development;
• Focused on the encouragement of new small and medium(SMME) sized entrants;
• Contributing to skills development; and
• Directed towards innovation, technology development and support for associated infrastructure development.
CAV has always been part of the AAD show , this event is one of the key event within the industry that brings , key industry players and stakeholders , investors , buyers , sellers , but ordinary people who are fascinated with everything that has to do with aeroplanes , military /security intelligence and weapons.
I would encourage everyone to come join us on the 20th and the 21st of september for the air-show , R10 discount on prepaid tickets , R70 Adults and R60 for pensions and kids under 12.
Its a date , see you there !
Marc Hugo
Attempt to bridge racial divisions at tertiary institutionsOh quite right True Patriot. Take away all the racist legislation, and I mean ALL of it, and then gradually an utter disappearance of the past attitudes will die out generationally (sorry about that non-word). But until then, forget it.
Donnette Davis
No execution without court interventionThank you for your candid report. I am dealing with a similar situation where the defaulter is in arrears with a rather large amount of maintenance for his children. He himself is a practicing attorney. For 15 years he has refused to adhere to a High Court Maintenance Order, ignored various other orders compelling him to produce financials etc - simply refuses to pay; has no contact with the children, and desires none "out of sight out of mind". But as long as he can hang on to the new E Class Mercedes he is quite "the man". The most recent Writ of Execution against Movable property saw him denying his identity to the sheriff (although he uses the sheriff's courts for his own work #makesOneWonder) the sheriff failing to attach even a small percentage of the debt owed, due to the fact that the debtor had been tipped off, and said sheriff arrived during the "move". We now approach the High Court for a warrant of attachment against immovable property in terms of the High Court Maintenance Order and hope that this will be a little more "user-friendly" - and hopefully less expensive.
Marc Hugo
A tax of 20% mooted for sugary drinksThis is misguided. I'm all for a leaner society, but this will have as much effect on consumer behaviour as excise on tobacco. That is to say, none.
Those tasked with the survey wanted to deliver a cautiously encouraging result to those that sponsored it, but people will get fat in other ways. Corn curls and indolence for a start.
Attach a levy on health insurance premiums, airplane tickets. Get direct about it. Don't, as usual, tax those who shouldn't be affected by it.
This just a way to burden society with more tax (by pretending the government cares), create needless jobs to collect it all and monitor it, and set up committee upon committee to kick out data that just isn't true.
Heck. if the government was so concerned about it, then they would set up disqualifiers for employing civil servants with excessive BMI levels.
But they are not going to set the example and take away the sugar from where their mouths are, are they?


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The Boston College Eagles men's hockey team heads back to Lawler Arena to take on the Merrimack Warriors in a matchup of top 4 teams in Hockey East.
Who do you want the Eagles to face in the first round of the ACC Tournament?
The Boston College men's hockey team, fresh off a fourth straight Beanpot title, is back in action tonight in Andover to take on the 19th ranked Merrimack Warriors. Game is at 7:30 PM. Game audio...
BC Eagles women's soccer player Stephanie McCaffrey has been suspended over tweets she made mocking Penn State's sex-abuse scandal. Reactions and Bates' statement on the incident.
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The top-ranked Boston College Eagles men's ice hockey team is back in action on Friday night as they host the Merrimack Warriors.
Projecting The 2013-14 Boston College Hockey Schedule
BC hockey took their 7th straight, this time on the road against Merrimack. The Eagles have climbed to #1 in the nation.
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The LLDSA is pleased to announce the 2014 Linguistics & TESOL Symposium at SJSU, and opens a call for abstracts. It will be on Sep 26, 2014. Click here for more info.
Congratulations Graduates!
Congratulations to all our Spring 2014 graduates. Special thanks to the LLDSA for organizing this year's LLD graduation ceremony and H&A Dean Lisa Vollendorf for addressing our graduates!
LLD Commencement 2014
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LLD Secures a Grant for $1.1 million!
Congratulations to the Department of Linguistics & Language Development for securing a grant from the U.S. State Department for 1.1 million dollars to establish a partnership program in Applied Linguistics with the University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, in Muzaffarabad, Pakistan. This is a great honor for the department and a testament to the hard work of the department chair, Dr. Swathi Vanniarajan.
LLD Students Produce Outstanding MA Theses!
The following students in our graduate programs were the winners of the Outstanding Thesis Competition within the College of Humanities and Arts:
Yi-An Chen's 2012 thesis is titled "A Study on Taiwanese International Students and Taiwanese American Students: The Interface between Naming and Identity."
Fábio de Oliveira Coelho's 2011 thesis is titled "Academic Writing Development through Dialogues between Tutors and Second Language Learners." [ abstract ]
Young Min Seo's 2010 thesis is titled "I'm Korean, Living in the United States" [ abstract ]


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Our work
This is an excerpt from MSF-USA's 2012 Annual Report:
MSF's programs in DRC are and have been among its largest and most active over the past decade.
In 2012, amid escalating violence in the east, health needs in DRC remained enormous. When M23 rebels attacked Rutshuru and Goma in North Kivu province, MSF continued working at Rutshuru hospital (with a reduced team) and various others locations—including Kanyaruchinya and the Mugugna III camp—to provide care to displaced families. Teams also ran a cholera treatment center following an outbreak and operated on 60 war-wounded in Goma's Virunga hospital.
Elsewhere in the east, MSF resumed activities in Masisi hospital and nearby health centers one year after curtailing them following a security incident. Teams provided comprehensive services in Mweso, Kitchanga, and Pinga as well. In South Kivu, MSF supported hospitals and health centers in Kalonge, Minova, Shabunda, Kimbi Lulenge, and Baraka.
Security remained a concern. Two staff were briefly abducted in Nyanzale, causing a suspension of services. Programs in Pinga and an emergency malaria response in Walikale were also interrupted. The compound in Baraka was robbed, and in February, staff were evacuated from projects in Hauts Plateaux.
In Katanga province, MSF provided basic health care, maternity services, and nutritional support for people displaced by conflict in South Kivu. When fighting reached Katanga itself, MSF tended to displaced people in Mitwaba, Dubie, and, while accessible, Shamwana.
In Orientale province, MSF provided basic and specialist services, maternal and child health care in particular, in Geti, admitting more than 820 patients, two-thirds of them younger than 5, to the emergency department. MSF also supported Dingila hospital in Bas-Uélé—admitting 1,070 patients, more than half with malaria—and the general hospital and three health centers in Niangara, in Haut-Uélé.
In Bas-Uélé, MSF worked with the Ministry of Health to screen 60,000 for sleeping sickness, which is more prevalent in DRC than any other country, and treat nearly 1,110 patients.
MSF staff at Kinshasa's Centre Hospitalier de Kabinda provided antiretroviral (ARV) treatment to some 4,700 HIV patients (other projects elsewhere offered HIV care as well). Teams treated tens of thousands during a malaria outbreak in Orientale, Équateur, and Maniema provinces, and responded to measles outbreaks in Orientale, Katanga, South Kivu, Bandundu, and Équateur provinces.
Some 1,160 patients were treated for cholera in Orientale's Ituri district, along with 1,550 in Goma and 300 in Katanga. When Ebola hit Haut-Uélé in August, MSF treated 18 patients and provided psychosocial support.
At the end of 2012, MSF had 2,782 staff in the Democratic Republic of Congo. MSF has been working in the country since 1981.


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---- — NSA director defends surveillance program
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. foiled a plot to bomb the New York Stock Exchange because of the sweeping surveillance programs at the heart of a debate over national security and personal privacy, officials said Tuesday at a rare open hearing on intelligence led by lawmakers sympathetic to the spying.
The House Intelligence Committee hearing provided a venue for officials to defend the once-secret programs and did little probing of claims that the collection of people's phone records and Internet usage has disrupted dozens of terrorist plots. Few details were volunteered.
Army Gen. Keith Alexander, director of the National Security Agency, said the two recently disclosed programs — one that gathers U.S. phone records and another that is designed to track the use of U.S.-based Internet servers by foreigners with possible links to terrorism — are critical. But details about them were not closely held within the secretive agency. Alexander said after the hearing that most of the documents accessed by Edward Snowden, a 29-year-old former systems analyst on contract to the NSA, were on a web forum available to many NSA employees. Others were on a site that required a special credential to access. Alexander said investigators are studying how Snowden did that.
He told lawmakers Snowden's leaks have caused "irreversible and significant damage to this nation" and undermined the U.S. relationship with allies.
When Deputy FBI Director Sean Joyce was asked what is next for Snowden, he said, simply, "justice." Snowden fled to Hong Kong and is hiding.
Military has schedule for women to move into combat jobs
WASHINGTON (AP) — A top general says cultural, social and behavioral concerns may be bigger hurdles than physical fitness requirements for women looking to move into the military's special operations units.
Maj. Gen. Bennet Sacolick, director of force management for U.S. Special Operations Command, says "the days of Rambo are over."
He says he has seen women working alongside special operations teams in Afghanistan who met difficult physical requirements. But he says the commandos usually deploy as small teams, often with a dozen or fewer troops, in austere conditions for long periods of time.
He says he is more concerned about the men's reactions to having women in their ranks.
Military leaders are detailing plans to slowly bring women into thousands of combat jobs, although after studies some exception may be made.
Congressional Budget Office says immigration bill would cut deficits by $197 billion
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Congressional Budget Office says a sweeping immigration bill before the Senate would cut deficits by $197 billion over 10 years.
The bill would add $262 billion in new spending and tax credits over 10 years, a sum more than covered by $459 billion in increased revenues, according to the report Tuesday by Congress' nonpartisan scorekeepers.
The bill would cut deficits by an additional $700 billion in the second 10 years after taking effect, CBO says.
Some 8 million people in the U.S. illegally would initially gain legal status under the legislation, according to the CBO analysis. That's compared with a population of about 11 million immigrants now in the country illegally.
Booker, the odds-on favorite to be NJ's next US senator, encounters bumps along the path
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — In an accelerated election for a new U.S. senator from New Jersey, the Democratic field is Cory Booker vs. everyone else.
The Newark mayor's name recognition and deep-pocketed pals would give him an advantage in any statewide race. But the charismatic Booker — who clearly has national political ambitions and has spent significant time raising his profile on social media and giving speeches around the country — may be more familiar to talk show viewers than to New Jersey voters. His ride to Washington got bumpier when the election was moved up a year because of Sen. Frank Lautenberg's death this month.
Booker, 44, hasn't raised as much money as he hoped. He hasn't finished his second term in Newark, something he promised to do when he decided not to challenge Gov. Chris Christie's re-election bid. And he didn't have time to try to discourage other Democrats from competing against him in a party primary.
Booker is still the odds-on favorite to win the Aug. 13 primary, which is akin to coronation because a Republican hasn't held the seat for more than 40 years. One recent poll had him up by 40 points among other Democrats. It also showed him well ahead of the likely Republican challenger, former Americans for Prosperity state director Steve Lonegan, in the Oct. 16 general election, which will settle the seat for a year.
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---- — SALISBURY — It's hard to imagine that an old, disintegrating whale sculpture could generate more loyalty than the one that's been ensconced deep in the bushes off Beach Road for more than half a century.
But since its existence was threatened by a new housing development planned for its 191 Beach Road home, the welfare of that whale — whether known as Pinkie, Jesse or Tilly — has been the focus of attention of many, including men and women at the Newbury barracks of the Massachusetts State Police.
And when a plea for information about the whale was sent out, readers responded with great memories. Not only has her rescue schedule been shared, but her origin has been revealed by one of the men who built her right where she's beached, more than 50 years ago.
When people realized construction of an apartment complex at the former sites of Kartland and Nat's Fun Park could bring the demise of the grayish, pinkish, crumbling, land-based sea mammal replica, some big-hearted individuals decided it was fish or cut bait time. Both Jason Rivera and Martha Dastous rallied to save the whale, and it appears that could happen soon.
According to Dastous, a group has worked since winter to save the whale she lovingly knows as "Tilly." An attempt to move the creature will begin at 7 a.m. on Wednesday. For updates on this effort, visit the website at www.savetilly.com.
After meeting with Salisbury Public Works director Donald Levesque and Town Manager Neil Harrington, Dastous and Rivera received permission "to put Tilly on town land outside the skate park on Beach Road near the center."
Dastous said there's been a lot of interest in saving this whale, but Steve Contarino from Haverhill-based Adamson Industries is the one making it possible by volunteering his time and equipment free of charge.
"He's going to try to pick it up with a crane if it's possible, put it on a flatbed and take it to his facility in Haverhill," she said. "The plan is for him to fix her up over the winter and bring her back in the spring. He really stepped up to the plate on this one."
All of these plans have been coordinated with the representative of the current property owner, she said, who is cooperating with the rescue measures.
Mystery resolved
After a recent Daily News story reported that before Salisbury Beach the whale sculpture may have begun its life at the former Adventure Land theme park in Newbury — where the state police barracks are currently located — a number of people contacted the paper to share their memories.
But it was Salisbury resident Chip Davis who clarified how this beloved icon of Salisbury Beach came to be. Davis, a former Salisbury police officer and current demolition expert, was one of the individuals who actually built the whale, first known as Pinkie, because of its paint color. The whale was built with Chip Davis' help, primarily by his father Whitey Davis and Salisbury mason Howie MacDonald, Davis said. That happened not long after 1959, he said.
The late Jim Natowich, owner of Nat's Fun Spot before Jack Goldman purchased it, commissioned the building of the whale, Davis said, for the cost of not much more than $300. Nat was a character, Davis said, and a veteran of World War II.
"He retired as a full bird colonel from the Army Air Corps," Davis said. "He hung his uniform up right in his house."
"Nat called my father — who used to do a lot of stuff at Salisbury Beach — and said he wanted something in the field over there. My father said, 'How about a whale?' It was built right there for Nat. That whale was never at Adventure Land."
The whale's skeleton is made up on 2-by-4s and 2-by-6s, with chicken wire wrapped around them, Davis said. After that, MacDonald used stucco and a trowel to form the body, one section at a time. Nat got the best when he hired MacDonald as the mason, Davis added.
"I was inside the whale with a piece of cardboard," Davis said. "Howie would trowel the stucco on an area and I'd hold the cardboard against it until it started to set. Then we'd move on to another section. You wouldn't believe how hot it was inside that whale."
Davis isn't surprised the tail eventually broke off the whale, because getting it to stay up without cracking was tricky. As for its original pink color, Davis said it was the result of a combination of paints that Natowich had on hand at the time.
Rosemary Thuotte verifies Davis' time line.
"I remember that whale being built in Salisbury in the late '50s, early '60s," Thuotte wrote. "My aunt had a cottage nearby and every time we drove past, my parents would point out the progress on the whale. In the early stages it was difficult to determine exactly what it was going to be. I was quite young, but I've always had an affection for that guy, and always look for it every time I pass that way."
Anne Leger wrote that she remembers the sculpture lovingly as a small child in the 1960s.
"Back then its eyes lit up, one was blue and one was white," Leger wrote. "I couldn't wait to see the whale each time my family would drive by it on the way to and from the beach. I would love to see it restored and find a new home so it could bring smiles to the faces of children, just like it did so many years ago."
As for why the whale is also known as Jesse, Vic Meola shared his thoughts on that.
"What I remember most about the whale was the name that was always on the head: "JESSE," Meola wrote. "That name was after my uncle, Jesse Parino, who used to run Salisbury State Reservation back in the day. I remember going to the beach as a young boy with my parents back in the '60s, and I couldn't wait to see Uncle Jesse's name on the whale."
Former Salisbury police officer Ed Foote also remembers the whale as Jesse. The name was painted on one night when former lifeguards at Salisbury Beach State Reservation got a little rambunctious, Foote said, and named it after their boss.
But for Nancy Riley-Whitehill, this whale's name is Tilly and she has always been a Salisbury native.
"I have lived in Salisbury almost my whole life, and a baby sitter took me and my siblings to the beach almost daily during the summers in the mid 1960s," Riley-Whitehill wrote. "Tilly the Whale is my first memory of going to Salisbury Beach. When we passed Tilly, we knew we were almost there. I also visited Adventureland as a kid and Tilly was already at Salisbury Beach when it opened."
And with luck, Tilly will be back soon.


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Colchester's history subject of new talk series
9:31am Thursday 10th January 2013 in News
HISTORICAL figures from Colchester will have light shed on them in a series of talks.
Academics from Essex University will join local historians to discuss the people who put Colchester on the map.
The series, Colchester's Avatars: the historical figures on Colchester's Town Hall, has been organised by Professor John Gillies and will examine those depicted in statues on the Town Hall, including Boudicca and William Gilberd.
All the talks will be held at Firstsite, with the first event on Thursday January 24.
- To book tickets visit the event website.
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Fairy Glen can be found in Glen Conon on the Balnaknock road near Uig on the Isle Of Skye . It is a very unusual place as everything as the title suggests is miniature in size from the surrounding hills , trees and loch .
The rocky tower seen here is also known as Castle Ewen and can be easily climbed to see the whole of the Fairy Glen from above . Ideal spot for a picnic ??
A rather impressive waterfall can be seen to the north from here also
Fairy Glen can be found in Glen Conon near Uig on the Isle Of Skye . It is a very unusual place as ev...
Uig from across the bay, a tranquil area to relax in!
From high on the hills above Uig the ferry port is visible as well as the village itself.
The Harbour arm at Uig, and a nice bottle of Skye Whisky from the distillery ;-)
A beautiful view, a fresh wind coming from the sea and some sheep baaing nearby. Simply Scotland.
Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Something subtle but crucial was missing from Dances at a Gathering, the evanescent Jerome Robbins masterpiece Miami City Ballet is dancing for its fourth and final program of the season. The obvious pieces were in place at Saturdays performance at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale: the 10 dancers executed the choreography well, sometimes thrillingly so.
But Gathering is not about thrills. More than probably any other of Robbins ballets, its power comes or should come from its tantalizing union of humanity and artistry, the way it makes often complex dancing seem like spontaneous expression. Robbins created it in 1969 on departed MCB artistic director Edward Villella, and MCB expressed those subtler qualities beautifully when it premiered Gathering in 2006. This may be an instance where the loss of Villellas direct connection to the ballets source has made a big difference.
MCBs marketing of Program IV has focused on Balanchines comic, splashy Slaughter on Tenth Avenue, and a cameo appearance by retired celebrity baseball player Mike Piazza in Fridays show at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami, for the final weekend of performances. But Gathering is by far the more substantial work.
It starts simply Jeanette and Patricia Delgado, Tricia Albertson, Callie Manning and Jennifer Lauren in flowing pastel dresses; Renato Penteado, Reyneris Reyes, Renan Cerdeiro, Kleber Rebello and Chase Swatosh in billowy shirts and boots, on a bare stage with a pale blue sky type backdrop. (Les Dickerts supervision of Jennifer Tiptons exquisitely atmospheric lighting design was unfortunately flat.) The costumes and hints of folk dancing imply a European country community, joyfully dancing in a bucolic green, shadowed by longing and hints of a more ominous loss. Francisco Renno gave a commanding rendition of the Chopin piano mazurkas and waltzes.
There was much to enjoy. The dancers generally do the lyrical, lovely choreography well. Reyes, whos been prominent this season, was a strong presence, and his yearning duet with Jeanette Delgado, amidst a hurtling late sequence, was a powerful moment. Cerdeiro was an adroit, chameleonic character, and Penteado gravely centered and comic by turns. Jeanette Delgado sparkled, and Callie Manning was coyly funny as she coaxed three indifferent men. A sequence where three women are tossed down a line of three men in increasingly precarious lifts was suddenly thrilling.
But too often subtler things, like the clarifying finish to a movement or articulation of its shape or quality, were missing. The way the dancers looked at each other or into space often seemed stagey, rather then generated by specific emotion or intent. Penteado, in the Villella role, seemed off kilter in a ripping solo of jumps and turns. The result was that a dance that can feel magically human and alive often felt like another pretty ballet.
Theres no subtlety but lots of fun in the brassy Slaughter, which Balanchine expanded from a segment he created for the 1936 Broadway musical On Your Toes. Didier Bramaz was terrifically funny as the egotistical Russian ballet star who pays a Gangster (Penteado in what will be Piazzas role on Friday) to kill Hoofer Kleber Rebello, his dance and romantic competitor for Strip Tease Girl Patricia Delgado. Rebello was forceful, but a bit helter-skelter in the comic tap dancing sequences, and Delgado was intense but not convincingly sensual. Michael Sean Breeden, Cerdeiro and Shimon Ito were terrific as three athletically bumbling cops, as were Bradley Dunlap and Neil Marshall as the cool bartending duo and Andrei Chagas as a tumbling thug who uncovers the murder plot. All ends well, of course what gangster is a match for the power of dancing?
A previous version of this story incorrectly identified Patricia Delgado as dancing a duet with Reyneris Reyes in Dances at a Gathering; Reyes' partner in that duet was Jeanette Delgado.


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By SHERRY VAN ARSDALL
Two blue domes at the Goshen Wastewater Treatment Plant can be seen from a distance while venturing down Wilden Avenue.
They are membrane covers to capture and store methane gas that is produced during the digestion process for sewer sludge, said Maintenance Manager Bob Elliott.
There are two digesters that take raw sewage and put it through a process referred to as anaerobic digestion. One digester is bigger than the other and needs more power for the process, Elliott added.
"The end product is treated sludge (biosolids) ready to be land applied," said Assistant Maintenance Manager Charlie Riggs. "The final product goes out to a lagoon, which can hold 1.5 million gallons, and sent out twice a year to be put in fields for fertilizer."
Microorganisms break down biodegradable material in the absence of oxygen to produce energy.
The two digesters can store up to 833,000 gallons, which calculates to nearly two months of holding time for proper pathogen reduction of the sludge.
There are pipelines upon pipelines within the buildings for the heat exchangers, boilers, sludge, water, natural gas and methane gas. The red lines are for natural gas and the orange lines are for methane gas, Riggs added.
"All in-house repairs are done by us," Riggs said.
Elliott said the cost for both of the blue domes was approximately $1 million.
"The boilers run off the methane gas and we heat just the facility here in winter," Elliott said.
The facility is located on the north side of Goshen along the Elkhart River.


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RIPLEY COUNTY, MO (KFVS) - New autopsy that results show Loyd and Irene Piatt died as a result of gun shot wounds to the chest, and not due to the tragic fire in their home is hard for families members to cope with.
"It's real," said Imetta Farrar. "We have so many questions." Farrar was married to the Piatts' late son, Laymon McGonigal for 22 years.
Farrar says the results brought more questions than closure.
"Who shot them?" questioned Farrar. "We don't know if they had to sit there and watch their spouse die."
Among the questions, were the suspected killers also family? Now, resting again at Pope Chapel Cemetery, investigators exhumed the Piatts' remains last Thursday to find out how they died. Specifically, they want to know if the Piatts' nephew David Youngblood, his family, and Keith Boyles had anything to do with it
"It could be several days before we know whether or now we will charge them," said Ripley County Prosecutor, Chris Miller.
The Youngblood family and Boyles are accused of killing Ed Atkinson and Bonnie Chase, another couple from Ripley county. They died in a similar incident less than three weeks after the Piatts' involving a shooting and a fire.
"We know what that family is going through," said Farrar.
Imetta says both David and Melissa were at the visitation for the Piatts' and also the funeral.
Now, she wonders what might have happened if the Piatts' deaths had been ruled a homicide from the beginning.
"We've got a ton to review, look at, and prepare," said Chris Miller.
At this point, the four suspects only face charges in the deaths of Atkinson and Chase.
"I have told the investigators their job is not to get this done quickly," Miller said. "It's to get it done right."
Miller says he has not ruled out asking for the death penalty regarding the current murder charges.
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Wanderers ace is led around course by guide dog
9:16am Monday 15th October 2012 in News
HE spends his days leading the Wanderers, but at the weekend Kevin Davies put his trust in a four-legged friend to lead the way.
The Bolton captain allowed himself to be blindfolded and led around an obstacle course by a guide dog on Saturday, to help raise awareness of the Guide Dogs charity.
Speaking afterwards, Kevin admitted he was a bit scared by the experience.
"You have to put a lot of trust in the dog and you feel like you are going to walk into something.
"It makes you realise how valuable guide dogs are and I think events like this are great to raise awareness and to show the children the good work that they do.
"I think it was quite scary putting my trust in a dog," he said.
Dozens of shoppers, cinemagoers and children took part in the assault course, set up at Middlebrook retail park in Horwich between 12pm and 4pm.
It was being held as part of national Guide Dogs Week, and followed in the footsteps of a similar event the previous weekend in Victoria Square when Bolton's Mayor and Mayoress, Cllr Guy Harkin and Colette Harkin, negotiated their way around a blindfold challenge.
Guide dogs and their handlers were at the event to raise money and awareness, and included a raffle with a Starbucks hamper, BWFC Hospitality box tickets and other prizes.
Each guide dog costs £50,000 over its lifetime and some people may need as many as nine dogs throughout their lives.
Diane Moore, community fundraiser for Greater Manchester, said: "We thought that having Kevin Davies here would help make more people aware.
"Starbucks at the Middlebrook and Bolton Wanderers have both chosen Guide Dogs as their charity this year.
"I think most people walking with a guide dog find it quite disorientating and we wanted to show people how much trust you have to put in a guide dog."
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Topics ranging from Kabuki dance to cosmic clusters were covered at a Kyoto Symposium Organization reception at the Athenaeum Music and Arts Library Jan. 18.
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Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home in Sunriver full of charm and wonderful amenities. The house has a new hot tub, 4 adult and 5 kid bikes, a gas BBQ grill, wireless internet, a ping pong table and many more amenities to make your stay as relaxing as possible!
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The Martha Jefferson Hospital Women's Committee is celebrating 20 years of community action. Wednesday, the committee presented the money it raised from the 2012 Martha's Market and the In the Pink Tennis Tournament to the hospital.
Martha's Market, an annual event hosted at John Paul Jones Arena, brings boutiques from across the county together to form one large marketplace. The In The Pink Tennis Tournament benefits Marianne's Room at Martha Jefferson, which provides free wigs, hats and scarves for women going through chemotherapy.
The check for $425,728 will help provide free mammograms and other women's health services.
The founder of the women's committee, Katya Spicuzza, says the community feedback has been phenomenal.
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I know reading a book on an iPad or Kindle is in vogue right now, but call me old-fashioned – I like to read a book in print. I love to hear the creak when I first crack open a good hardbound book and smell the ink from the pages. What better way to savor the experience than to cross-stitch your own bookmark?
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Amazing Congo Bongo house steps from lovely beach in Manzanillo
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Congo Bongo is located 4 hours south east of San Jose in the Gandoca Manzanillo wildlife refuge at the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica .
We ( Daan Nelemans the owner , Marisol my wife , Masai our daughter and Ernesto my brother in-law ) live here year round in the property of Congo-Bongo and there will be always somebody to take care of the clients here .
The property park of 15 acre we have many flowers, fruit and giant Rainforest trees.
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Enjoy exuberant nature all around you, Tropical Gardens and giant rainforest trees on your way to the quite and unspoiled Manzanillo white sandy beach and christal blue Caribbean sea .
Our vacation rental houses are fully equipped, completely private and have direct private access to the amazing Manzanillo Beach.
Congo Bongo is a unique private and quite destination to that allows you to truly enjoy the wonders of the Caribbean and it's nature on on a relaxing vacation paradise.
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The best snorkeling in the area can be found right offshore. The sea water is safe. The wetlands and surrounding forest areas have a great diversity of species, many only locally sited, crocodiles, alligators, otters, wild bores, ocelots, pumas, pacas, sloths, spider monkeys, white-throated capuchin monkeys, and numerous other species of birds, reptiles and amphibians. Howler monkeys can be heard from your room any day.
Manzanillo (1km) is a small fishing village with restaurants, a small market, a dive shop and a boutique. In Puerto Viejo (14 km from Congo Bongo) you will find a Bank, doctor, drugstore, boutiques, bars, restaurants, supermarkets and nightlife.
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• Pacuare River: One-Day (Class III-IV)
• Rafting Trips (Class III-IV+)
• Turtle Watching at night
• Reventazón River: Class III or IV
• Scuba Diving
• Canopy and Zipline Tour
• Horseback Riding
• Aiko-logi Reserve
• ATV Jungle Tour
• Boat, Snorkel and Hiking Trip in Cahuita
• Manzanillo Hike
• Bird Watching
• Spa: Massage, Facials & Treatments
• River, Sea Kayaking and Rainforest Hike
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2 people day $165, week $990
3 people day $185, week $1,110
4 people day $205, week $1,230
5 people day $225, week $1,350
6 people day $245, week $1,470
7 people day $265, week $1,590
For special rates look in Congo-Bongo web-site.
Minimum nightly rate is based on a stay for 2 people.
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- Scuba Diving
- Horseback Riding
- Fishing Expeditions
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With beliefs swirling about that the world is coming to an end on Dec. 21, 2012, or before year's end, the U.S. Government has taken action to help dispel rumors of the Apocalypse.
"False rumors about the end of the world in 2012 have been commonplace on the Internet for some time. Many of these rumors involve the Mayan calendar ending in 2012 (it won't), a comet causing catastrophic effects (definitely not), a hidden planet sneaking up and colliding with us (no and no), and many others," according to a Dec. 3 blog post on the USA.gov website.
"The world will not end on December 21, 2012, or any day in 2012," reads the post.
The post goes on to address how the rumors have left many frightened, especially children. NASA has received thousands of letters concerned about the end of the world.
David Morrison, a planetary astronomer and senior scientist for NASA who answers questions from the public about astrobiology said the rumors have pushed some to consider drastic measures.
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Doubts surronding Dontrelle Willis' reason for placement on the DL.
It was noted in APV's fanshot here that Willis had been placed on the DL because of an anxiety disorder. Detroit had to petition MLB to get the ok on DLing a player for the disorder and it was granted. There seems to be some suggestion that MLB might retract the allowance following criticism about the way WIllis was reportedly diagnosed, through a blood test. I have never come across an anxiety disorder diagnosis by a psychiatrist (or any other physician) done through blood testing. To my knowledge, no such test is commercially available (i.e. has gotten beyond the research phase), and even if it did it would not be the sole diagnostic criteria. Either Willis and the team are minimizing the diagnostic criteria he presented to the team doctors or this is not an Anxiety Disorder. If it is the latter, I'm wondering what Detroit would gain by having him on the DL instead of sending him down to the minors?


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SDNs aren't just for data center networks, despite the best-use-case-scenario arguments for network virtualization and flow management pervading the industry.
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Major IT trends such as SaaS, private clouds, BYOD, mobility, and voice/data convergence are stressing the quality of links in an enterprise WAN, as analyst Lee Doyle notes here. WAN links now require improved security, lower latency, higher reliability and support for any device in any location to accommodate these trends.
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The Trojans scored five runs in the first inning to establish an early lead they would not relinquish.
A.J. Schomber had three hits and scored three times to go along with three RBI to lead the Trojans at the plate. Payton Stonefield, Lucas Gramman and Cody Tallan each had two hits.
Ethan Kramer started on the mound and went five innings, giving up three runs and three hits. Nate Werner pitched the final two innings in relief.
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A preview of the 2011 Missouri Baseball season with trripleplay from the great site, SimmonsField.com.
A look back at the 2009 Missouri baseball season, with an eye toward how 2010 might take shape.
We start, for possibly the last time of the season, with Mizzou Basketball, where The Trib has a lovely season roundup to share. No new information whatsoever in it, but you'll enjoy it...
Mizzou makes the Sweet Sixteen...Mark Ellis wins a national title...Mizzou Baseball takes a series from #3 ATM...you know what I'd call this? A pretty damn good weekend... Mizzou-Marquette...
Mizzou beat the Aggies tonight 3-2, as Gibson gutted out another complete game. He gave up 2 runs (both earned) on 5 hits with 1 walk...and SIXTEEN strikeouts. The Tigers scored two in the first...
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