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Kraft still optimistic about football in 2011
Patriots owner Robert Kraft released a statement on Saturday showing optimism that football will be played in 2011 despite the current NFL lockout.
Light moves up Patriots' priority list
When a new Collective Bargaining Agreement is struck and free agency can begin, the Patriots have one notable player left to attempt and re-sign: OLT Matt Light. And we hear the veteran could get more than a one-year deal.
Report: Patriots S Meriweather accused of being involved in shooting
Two shooting victims have accused Patriots S Brandon Meriweather of allegedly shooting them in Florida during a fight on Feb. 27.
Supreme Court won't review 'Spygate' case
The Supreme Court will not review a decision to throw out a lawsuit stemming from the Patriots' 2007 "Spygate" scandal.
Patriots positional analysis: specialists
This is the last in a series of position-by-position looks at the Patriots' personnel entering the 2011 offseason. Today, we analyze New England's specialists.
Patriots positional analysis: Defensive backs
This is the eighth in a series of position-by-position looks at the Patriots' personnel entering the 2011 offseason. Today, we analyze New England's defensive backs.
Patriots tender Green-Ellis, Page and Arrington
The Patriots made their tender offers official on Thursday, offering contracts to restricted free-agent RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis and S Jarrad Page, as well as CB Kyle Arrington, an exclusive-rights free agent.
Patriots OG Neal files retirement papers
Patriots OG Stephen Neal has retired, ending his 10-year career.
Report: Green-Ellis receives second-round tender
The Patriots tendered RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis at a second-round level, his agent Roosevelt Barnes told PFW correspondent and Boston Herald writer Ian Rapoport.
Patriots positional analysis: Linebackers
This is the seventh in a series of position-by-position looks at the Patriots' personnel entering the 2011 offseason. Today, we analyze New England's LB situation.
Dennard was sentenced Thursday to 30 days in jail and two years of probation for assaulting a police officer outside a Lincoln bar last year.||||||| In court, Dennard apologized to his coaches, supporters, police and his family and promised to abide by the terms of the probation. He declined comment after leaving court.
Dennard has been convicted of assaulting a police officer in Lincoln, Neb., last year.||||||| The Lincoln Journal Star is reporting a Lancaster County jury found Dennard guilty Wednesday of the felony charge and a misdemeanor count of resisting arrest. The jury found Dennard not guilty of third-degree assault against another man. He faces up to five years in prison when he is sentenced on a later date.


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Southern African News Features SANF 12 No 22 , June 2012
SADC supports Namibia's bid to host Green Climate Fund
by Kizito Sikuka
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has endorsed a bid by Namibia to host the secretariat for the Green Climate Fund.
The fund, established in December 2011 at Durban, South Africa during the 17th Conference of the Parties (COP17) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC), seeks to support climate change mitigation and adaptation actions in developing countries.
According to the UNFCCC, the fund is expected to raise and disburse about US$100 billion a year by 2020, starting with US$30 billion from 2012 to help the global community address issues of climate change.
A total of six countries have expressed interest in hosting the fund. These are Mexico (North America), Republic of Korea (Asia), and Germany, Poland and Switzerland (all from Europe).
The decision on the host country is expected to be made later this year and presented for endorsement at the forthcoming climate change conference set for Doha, Qatar in December. Currently, the provisional secretariat of the fund is in Bonn, Germany.
Meeting at their SADC Extraordinary Summit in June in Luanda, Angola, southern African leaders endorsed the candidature of Namibia to host the Fund. The leaders agreed to lobby the African Union to support Namibia and ensure that the African continent has a sole candidate.
An endorsement by the AU, which is widely expected, would put more weight to Namibias application as there has been some unwritten consensus among the global community that such a fund be situated in a developing country, where the effects of climate change are mostly felt because of the levels of poverty and low capacity to adapt.
Seychelles Foreign Affairs Minister Jean-Paul Adam has said Namibia was an ideal candidate for the fund as a number of middle-income small countries are often excluded from climate change funding that is allocated to traditional funding institutions because of their relatively high per capita Gross Domestic Product.
Namibias bid represents an important step in our quest for fairness in terms of international development mechanisms, he said, adding that southern Africa and the entire African continent must be activists in the fight against climate change.
This pro-active approach may include intensifying efforts to access the fund through jointly identifying projects that would be suitable for financing.
Research has shown that most financiers tend to favour regional projects compared to individual country projects as joint projects have wider impact and promote regional integration.
Although there has been some scepticism about the magnitude of the figures and the conditions to access the funds, the establishment of the Green Climate Fund represents another step closer to comprehensively addressing climate change in developing countries.
The fund is expected to promote the paradigm shift towards low-emission and climate-resilient development pathways by providing support to developing countries to limit or reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and to adapt to the impacts of climate change.
The board of the Green Climate Fund consists of 24 members, with equal representation of developing and developed countries, and will be supported by an independent secretariat to administer the funds. The World Bank would serve as interim trustee for the first three years.
The establishment of the Green Climate Fund was initiated at the 2010 climate change conference held in Cancun, Mexico.
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Here are some tips for keeping within the license agreement. There is a special purchase required to use AutoCAD and Revit with XenApp. Without it you are violating the end user licnese agreement (EULA). The specific verbiage for the EULA was posted in the forum here. Basically it says you can't self-host an Autodesk application unless Autodesk designates it and you purchase a special license.
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Selective Memory
The Art Of Losing - Danielle Cole
De Jeffrey Dale
Selective Memory is a graphical in depth look at the installation piece by Danielle Cole titled "The Art Of Losing." The work which towers at an astonishing 12 feet is looked at up close, taking you into the personal depths of the artist and her struggle.
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Born in 1984 in Denver, Colorado Jeffrey Dale grew up off and on in Louisville, Colorado; spending middle school in Yokohama, Japan. After joining the US Army in 2002 he would eventually be stationed around the world in places such as Korea, Afghanistan, and Haiti. In 2007 he was inspired by a close friend to return to school.
When he returned to Colorado he moved to Ft. Collins and began schooling where he discovered his passion for art and photography at Colorado State University. In 2010 at the rank of Sergeant, Dale deployed to Afghanistan as part of the Global War on Terror - not as a photojournalist but rather as an IT Systems Specialist. Just like art found him, so too did documenting the journey of Afghanistan.
While in Afghanistan, Dale also worked as first the Photo Editor and later as Assistant Editor for "The Mountain" magazine.
Currently Jeffrey resides in Fort Collins with his dog Polo and continues to work as a photographer and fine artist.
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Now, they're using their hearts to help a growing number of people affected by breast cancer each year.
Beginning this week, Jasper firefighters are selling T-shirts at the department's downtown station, with all proceeds going to the Pink Ribbon Project, which is devoted to breast cancer awareness.
The shirts will be on sale at the downtown fire station now through the end of October. Short-sleeve shirts are $15; long-sleeve shirts are $20. Anyone wanting to buy one of the shirts can do so by going by the station between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. each day.
This is the second year the department has sold the T-shirts. Last year, more than $6,000 was raised by the sale of the shirts.
"We have a lot of people in our community who are directly affected by breast cancer or knows someone who is. We even have firefighters here who have families that have been affected in one way or another by it," said Acting Fire Chief David Clark.
The program is held at fire departments across the nation, Clark said.
"It's growing every year," he said.
In Jasper, firefighters are wearing the shirts during their shifts to show their support for the program.
Clark said the shirts will be on sale at the city's upcoming Foothills Festival scheduled for Sept. 7 in downtown Jasper.
Jasper firefighters are also hoping to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association during its annual 'Fill the Boot' drive set for this weekend.
Firefighters will be stationed outside the Walmart Supercenter to accept donations. They will be there from 4 until 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and from 2 until 6 p.m. Sunday.
Jasper firefighters have been participating in the 'Fill the Boot' campaign for at least the past seven years.
"We've always gotten a great response from the people who stop by," Clark said.
Last year, a little more than $3,000 was raised for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, he said.


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Updated 11:20 p.m. ET
Lions QB Matthew Stafford re-injured his right shoulder in Sunday's overtime loss to the Jets. Head coach Jim Schwartz said after the game that Stafford is "very sore."
Stafford, in his second game back since separating his right shoulder in the season opener, left the game in the fourth quarter when he landed on the shoulder after scrambling.
Drew Stanton replaced Stafford in the game, where the Lions blew a 10-point lead in the overtime loss. Stafford threw two TDs and ran for another before the injury.
Backup QB Shaun Hill is still sidelined after suffering a broken arm against the Giants in Week Six.
ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported Sunday night that Stafford will undero an MRI on Monday morning.
The way we see it
The Lions had a golden opportunity of pulling an upset win over the Jets, and losing Stafford went hand-in-hand with blowing the lead. Things had started to come together for the offense with Stafford back and healthy, so if he has to miss more time it would be a blow to the Lions. Detroit plays the Bills in Week 10.
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Stafford and Calvin Johnson owners should keep an eye on his status this week. Going up against the Bills' defense, both players could have big games, but Stanton playing diminishes Johnson's value.


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Chicago soon will have the most expensive downtown parking meters in the nation.
As Chicagoans prepare for the new year, they need to also brace themselves for steeper parking meter prices. This is the last scheduled hike in Chicago Parking Meters' contract with the city.
Drivers out shopping near the Magnificent Mile couldn't believe it could go any higher.
"I think it's ridiculous," says Marla Wisuri. "They're expensive enough as they are, they shouldn't be raising the prices anymore."
"It's just getting ridiculous," says motorist Roshawn Thompson. "I parked for 36 minutes I think for like, 5 dollars. No, it was 3 dollars and 75 cents exactly."
In most of the city, hourly rates will go from a $1.75 to $2.
In the Central Business District, just outside of the Loop, the price will jump from $3.50 to $4. Inside the loop, instead of $5.75 an hour, you'll have to dish out $6.50 cents to park.
The price hike is all a part of the deal Chicago Parking Meters inked with the city back when Mayor Daley was in office. Now, drivers will be paying that price for many years to come.
Current Mayor Rahm Emanuel has ordered an independent audit of the deal, which is now largely viewed as a financial disaster.
Police are investigating the murder of a homeless man who was beaten to death in an alley in Logan Square.
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Updated Sept. 11, 2011 @ 10:54 a.m. ET
Following big-money contracts for DeAngelo Williams, Frank Gore and Chris Johnson, the Summer of the Running Back continued on Saturday with its biggest deal yet.
The Vikings and RB Adrian Peterson have agreed to a new contract. The terms of the deal haven't been announced, though Pro Football Talk cited a league source that said the deal was for seven years and worth up to $100 million. Of that total, $36 million is reportedly guaranteed.
NFL.com reported that the contract will pay Peterson $40 million in upfront money in the first three years of the deal, compared to the $31 million that Chris Johnson will be paid under his new deal, according to an unnamed source.
Generally considered the best running back in the league, Peterson had been entering the final year of his contract. That won't be the case now, as the new deal ensures he will be wearing Vikings purple for the foreseeable future.
In four NFL seasons, Peterson has rushed for more than 5,700 yards and 52 touchdowns. He has made the Pro Bowl every year he's been a pro and holds the league's all-time single-game rushing record, having gained 296 yards against the Chargers in his eighth career game.
Peterson said, through the team, that he was very excited to remain a Viking.
"Today is an incredible day," Peterson said. "Minnesota's where I want to be and I'm excited to continue playing for you."
The way we see it
C.J. set the benchmark by agreeing to a four-year, $53 million deal with the Titans on Sept. 1, and now Peterson has apparently eclipsed it. The Vikings are going through a major rebuilding right now, but the team would have been completely devastated had Peterson been able to leave in free agency. Now, with its star runner under contract, Minnesota can remain competitive despite breaking in new players all across its offense.


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February 3, 2014
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Peace and/or Justice: the UN Security Council and the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court
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When I became a fan.......
I remember it like it was yesterday. I was 7 years old when I heard my first viking game with my dad. We were driving to one of his friends house and it was snowing like crazy outside (Go figure...snow in Minnesota) and we were sitting outside his house wating for him to come outside. I was pretty bored so I decided to channel surf on the FM stations. I turned it to K102 and there it was, wating for my ears, the Minnesota Vikings playing the Chicago Bears. I had never heard or seen a game before because my mother wasnt into the sports scene when I lived with her. As I sat there in the car, watching the snow fall, I heard our running back run a long one into the endzone and my dad exploded with a cheer. At that moment in my life I realized that I was going to grow up loving the Minnesota Vikings. Ever since that day I have been a HUGE fan, loving every moment of Viking football. It has never been whether they won or lost, as long as they were on the radio, or even better, the television. I joined the Military when I was 18 and brought the Purple with me, with the NFL Sunday ticket. My Wife at the time hated it, but I didnt care, because every game I have watched or listened to since that day, has made me equally as excited to be a Minnesota Vikings fan.
For my son's 3rd Christmas I broke down and bought him his first authentic Minnesota Vikings jersey. Even though it costed me a pretty penny, and the kid wouldnt have known the difference between real or fake, it was worth EVERY penny I spent. After that the little guy wore it every other day until the 84 washed off of the back.
Much love to my Father, the greatest man I have evey met!
Even though he is a fair weather fan.....:-)
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Somebody had to take the fall for the Chiefs' woeful defense in 2009, and in the end, it wound up being coordinator Clancy Pendergast. From what we hear, Pendergast's departure was expected for some time now, as he was not head coach Todd Haley's first choice upon arriving in Kansas City a year ago. The firing of defensive line coach Tim Krumrie also came as no shock, since he was a holdover from Herm Edwards' staff. In one season under Pendergast, the Chiefs finished 30th in total defense, 31st against the run and 29th in points allowed, making little progress as the campaign wore on. To replace him, Haley hired Romeo Crennel, who coordinated the Patriots' defense from 2001-04 during the team's run of three Super Bowl titles. In K.C. he joins GM Scott Pioli and new offensive coordinator Charlie Weis as New England employees from that time period as the Chiefs attempt to further infuse the "Patriot Way" into their organization.
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The first leg of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Kickoff Run got underway in Portage La Prairie on Saturday.
Similar to the Olympic torch relay, volunteers and Bombers alumni will walk and run a football across most of southern Manitoba over the next week to commemorate the CFL team's regular-season opener in the new Investors Group Field on June 27.
The run will wrap up in Winnipeg on that day, where bearers of the football will pass by the sites of the Blue Bombers' former homes — Osborne Stadium and Canad Inns Stadium — before making their way to Investors Group Field.
The new 33,500-seat stadium is on the grounds of the University of Manitoba
Organizers say 300 runners will take part.
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Radcliffe and Watson confirm "DH: Part 2" Ending ReshootsDH Film
HitFix has some new quotes from Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) confirming that they are re-shooting parts of the "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2" epilogue at Christmas:
"We are re-shooting some parts of it," Radcliffe confirms. "It was an interesting one. I think we made it very hard on ourselves because we shot it at King's Cross for real. And this time we'll be shooting it at Leavesden on set. To have to rush that sequence and it's an important sequence, is not something any of us want to do." Radcliffe continued and reiterated, "It's a train station and people actually needed to use that platform. We made it very hard on ourselves and we really want a slightly slower, more measured pace next time."Speaking at the "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" World Premiere in London last week, Emma Watson described filming in a real station as "stressful":
"I mean, you can imagine, we stopped trains when they said we could do the scene. I mean, we are special - we are 'Harry Potter,'" Watson says in an intentionally sarcastic and light-hearted tone. "We only had two days to shoot it and we needed so much more time than that. We have reshoots at Christmas.""Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2" is slated for release on the 15th July, 2011.


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Steve Smith finished the Panthers' 31-17 loss to the Atlanta Falcons with five catches for 66 yards. Smith did not score a touchdown today. He did lead all Carolina receivers. It was Smith's second lowest output for a game this season and the second week in a row that he did not top 100 yards receiving. Carolina hosts Washington next week.
Smith was averaging 121 receiving yards a game with 609 receiving yards on the season and three touchdowns through his first five games of the 2011 NFL season. Smith's receiving yards per game is up nearly 100 yards per game.
Smith was ranked by Yahoo! as the 3rd ranked wide receiver heading into Week 6 taking on the Atlanta Falcons who rank 28th against the pass.
For more on Smith and his matchup with the Falcons, check out SB Nation's Panthers blog, Cat Scratch Reader, and our Falcons blog, The Falcoholic. For more on fantasy football, check out Fake Teams. Follow @sbnationfantasy on Twitter.


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By Howard Ballou - bio | email | twitter
JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - To say that Richard Barrett's life was filled with controversy would be an understatement. His knack for showing up in places with racial strife earned him the publicity he sought. So who was Richard Barrett?
He was a New York City native and Vietnam War veteran who moved to Mississippi in 1966. A lawyer and author, Barrett soon began traveling around the country promoting racist ideology through a white supremacist group called the Nationalist Movement.
Never one to shy away from a camera, hate group experts say Barrett still couldn't muster any real clout in the white power movement. He was arrested many times and sued but continued his nationalist agenda.
Barrett ran for governor in 1979 and for U.S. Congress in 1984, a loser in both races. He advocated the resettlement of Jews and Mexicans contending that non-whites, especially blacks, were inferior.
Barrett also launched a movement to support Byron de la Beckwith who was convicted in 1994 for the 1963 assassination of civil rights activist Medgar Evers. Barrett's demand that then Governor Kirk Fordice pardon Beckwith, fell on deaf ears.
In 2004, he spearheaded a failed effort to place a booth at the Mississippi State Fair to feature reputed Ku Klux Klan leader Edgar Ray Killen. Killen was eventually convicted of manslaughter in the 1964 murders of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia, Mississippi.
In 2008, Barrett claimed his Nationalist Movement had members in 36 states, but he wouldn't say how many members there were.
The white supremacist once described himself as "a man whose name will be written in lightning across the pages of American history." Now, Richard Barrett's name is written in headlines as a murder victim.
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The University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy offers the Master of Science in pharmaceutical sciences and Doctor of Philosophy in pharmaceutical sciences with emphases in environmental toxicology, medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutics, pharmacognosy, pharmacology and pharmacy administration.
All of these programs offer opportunities to study with nationally and internationally recognized research scientists. The programs prepare students for teaching and research positions in academia, or administrative and research positions in the pharmaceutical, chemical, agrochemical, food and health care industries, as well as government agencies. If a career in one of these areas is what you're looking for, a graduate degree from the UM School of Pharmacy may be the right prescription for your future.
The University of Mississippi and its School of Pharmacy are recognized as major research institutions. Comprehensive in scope but relatively small in size, both provide excellent opportunities for advanced studies in a supportive and nurturing environment. Our diverse graduate community includes outstanding faculty and students from around the globe, and their cutting-edge research and scholarship reflect tremendous vitality, impact and significance.
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Angler's Retreat in Big Pine Key
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- sleeps 4
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$ 1,900 - $ 2,500 / month
vacation rental description
Very clean and well maintained mobile home. The home is located on a canal with a 75 foot concrete dock. The canal is approximately 50 feet wide and approximately 200 yards from Boggie Channel. The home is 2 bedroom and one bath (also an outside shower). It is equiped with smoke detector, carbon monoxide detector, emergency exit lighting and fire extinguishers. It has a large screened-in porch. Traveling by boat it is approximately 5 minutes to No Name Bridge or Spanish Harbor/US1 bridge. Easy access to the back country or the ocean and approximately 10 to 15 minutes to the Bahia Honda State Park.
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Donald Bell 863-581-3697
house rental amenities
The home is fully furnished with all bed linens, towels, cooking utensils, microwave, washer/dryer, fish/lobster freezer on porch,outside shower, fish/lobster cleaning station on dock, Dock lighting, outside chairs and tables, charcoal grill, smoker, coffee maker, mixer, extra ice cooler, rod rack on porch, TV/DVD player in the master bedroom and a TV/DVD/VCR in the livingroom, covered front patio, fenced-in back yard (water side not fenced), parking for 3 vehicles and a boat trailer.
Big Pine Key has a Winn Dixie store (grocery) Walgreens and CVS drug store, Beall's outlet store, libary and several dive shops. The property is approximately 30 miles from Key West and 17 miles from Marathon.
activities and attractions in Big Pine Key The Florida Keys
As far as activities and attractions, you have access to diving, snorkeling, golf, jet skiing,fishing, boating, kayak, dolphin encounters, eco tours,art galleries, beaches, shopping, and great restaurants,new activites center within walking distance, key deer and just plain relaxing.
vacation rental rates
Special event weeks are $1200. Add 12.5 % tax and cleaning fee at $125.00. Monthly rate is $1900.00 to $2500.00. Rates include Utilities.
All rates require a refundable $250.00 deposit. This deposit secures your reservation.
Donald Bell 863-581-3697
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Big Pine Key
- fishing
- diving
- snorkeling
- key deer
- activity park/doggie park
Top things to do with a family
- fishing
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The pump is that feeling of invincibility when you're in the gym' on the court' or on the field. The pump is produced when the body is flooded with amazing blood surge' extra oxygen' and nutrients' each forcing the muscles to expand! By getting your muscles more oxygen' you are able to train' exercise' and perform at any sport more efficiently. Oxygen helps fuel our muscles with energy' as well as reduce the amount of lactic acid (which makes muscles burn during exercise). Thus' the more oxygen we get to all of our muscles' the longer we are able to work out and play our sport of choice at our absolute peak ability! On top of being able to significantly enhance our endurance' the pump will also provide your muscles with the key nutrients necessary to keep you anabolic while you train or play your sport. When we exercise in any fashion' our body naturally eats away at our own muscle for energy. So' by providing key nutrients like amino acids' vitamins' minerals' and glycogen to our muscles' we can remain in an anabolic (or muscle building) state during the entire exercise period! By flooding the muscles with extra blood' oxygen' and nutrients' you will significantly increase the volume and mass of each muscle cell producing serious increases in power!
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---- — JAY — In what has become a controversial issue, voters in Jay will soon decide whether they want one or two town-justice posts.
After the Jay Town Council voted to dissolve one of the town's two justice positions, supporters of keeping both presented a valid petition for a public referendum on the change.
Residents will vote from noon to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16. Election District 1 is at the Jay Community Center, 11 School Lane in AuSable Forks, and District 2 is at the Amos and Julia Ward Theatre at 12 Parkside Drive in Jay.
A "yes" vote would eliminate one of two justice positions, while a "no" vote would retain it.
Jay Town Supervisor Randy Douglas said the special election, which has to be held between 60 and 75 days from the petition validation, will cost the county about $2,800.
He said the decision to reduce the number of justices was based on cost-savings for the town.
"We have consolidated positions, eliminated positions, lessened our Workers Compensation cost, liability-insurance cost and health-insurance costs," Douglas said in an email.
The petition for a vote on the justice elimination was filed by Green Party member Fred Balzac.
Balzac said he went to the Jay Town Council's August session to learn more about the reduction, which was passed at the July 11 Town Council meeting.
"I learned not only that the question would not be on the General Election ballot, but there was a 30-day deadline for submitting the petition," he said.
"I had done some research on town law. That (law) would have allowed the town to put it on the ballot. I asked them to put it on the ballot.
"They declined to do that at the August meeting."
Balzac said he then stated his desire to petition for a vote.
Exactly 44 signatures, representing 5 percent of the 900 registered voters in Jay, were required, and Balzac obtained 56. Five were disqualified, leaving 51 valid signatures.
Balzac said he feels voters will not want to abolish the second justice position, currently held by Robert Minogue, who's running for re-election as an independent, as his term is up at the end of December.
Challengers are independents Rosemond Lincoln-Day and Rodney Dockum.
Lincoln-Day was also running for justice on the Green Party line, but her petitions were disqualified on a technicality.
If eliminating the seat is approved in the October referendum, it will not appear on the November ballot.
Balzac is running for Jay Town Council on the Green Party ticket, and Douglas questioned whether his motives for the referendum petition are political.
"In my opinion, he (Balzac) jumped the gun on this issue for his own possible future gain in his candidacy for Town of Jay councilman," Douglas said by email.
Balzac said he's not doing it for political gain, and the town could have managed the process so the question could have been on the November ballot at no extra cost.
"The action the town board took would have eliminated one of our two town-justice offices without any real public input, if it hadn't been for action by myself and a couple other folks to get it on the ballot," he said.
"This is a very significant office locally."
Balzac said that while Lincoln-Day circulated Green Party petitions for the justice position, no town official told her the elimination of the post was being proposed.
Douglas said the other justice, Daniel Deyoe, told them he could handle the caseload if the second position were eliminated.
"The town board had some constituents bring concerns to them regarding the availability of Judge Minogue in some of the winter months and whether he was still on the Town of Jay payroll while court sessions were either canceled or transferred to Judge Deyoe," Douglas said in the email.
Each justice received a fixed annual salary of $9,499, Douglas said. He said the town was considering setting the annual pay for one justice at $12,000.
"All elected officials are entitled to set their own office hours and do not fall under the supervisor's direction," the supervisor said.
"Judge Minogue, from what I witnessed, did a very good job when he was in court proceedings.
"The bottom line is that we, as the elected body, represent the people to make well-thought-out, educated decisions that have a short- and long-term effect on us all."
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A Radical Lighting RADlite NG1 digital media server is in action on the current Australian Pink Floyd UK arena tour which has just kicked off with a completely new design for 2007.
RADlite is the latest development in the all-important video and visuals element of the band's show. It's being used for soft-edging and masking images, movies, and effects being projected onto a 60-ft wide upstage arched surface with a 5 metre diameter circular truss hung in front of it.
Lighting director Phil White and show projectionist Chris Gadd were instrumental in getting RADlite specified for the tour, having used the system before and knowing that lighting and video supplier Enttec has also invested in RADlite systems. They knew that it would make life infinitely easier on a number of levels for the video department, including with resizing the projections and masking as they swapped between different venues.
Visuals are looked after during the show by Gadd, along with White and video aficionado Richard Hutton. These three are joined by super-tech Simon "Boff" Howarth, another Enttec regular, and the 2007 Total Production Awards "Rigger of the Year," Danny Spratt.
Lighting has again been designed by Dave Hill, who stepped the production values up yet another level this time around with the addition of the upstage arch, echoing one of the classic structural fundamentals from Pink Floyd's seminal Pulse tour (1994-95).
All video content for the Australian Pink Floyd's three-hour show is produced by Damian Darlington and Bryan Kolupski. This is streamed into the RADlite via a capture card, and then edge-blended in the system to create the 60-ft wide image needed to fill the arch shaped screen with projections from two Christie LX100 projectors. "There's no other cost-effective product on the market that can touch RADlite on this function," says Hutton.
The longer term plan is also to move storage of all the video content and sources over to the RADlite, to allow control from the lighting console, as the time allows in their hectic touring schedule.
Video is also projected onto the middle of the trussing circle. When circle-only images are required, Gadd manually drops in the RADlite mask that blacks out anything running across the arch.
The arched projection surface is made up of three sections, the center strip of which can be removed, shrinking the whole thing by 8ft for smaller stages, and there's other situations where they might use only one projector. When this happens, all they have to do is change the screen resolution size in RADlite, and the images will automatically fit the different size and throw distances, "One click and it's done" enthuses Gadd.
The masks were created using a simple picture editor. There are six different arch configurations in total, all reflecting slightly different variations of the show and stage layout.
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Everything is not hunky dory between the star couple Sarika and Kamal Haasan since her nasty fall some time back. Sarika continues to suffer from severe pain even after her recovery as her spine is in bad shape. She is reportedly depressed and irritated and it is believed that it is her husband's indifference towards her that is responsible for this.
Ironically, there's no other woman involved in the strained relationship between the star couple. It is mainly Kamal's obsession with his work and his film under production, 'Abhay', that is responsible for his not being able to devote enough time to his wife. The delay in the film, which was originally planned for release in May, is one of the factors that evidently has made Kamal feel frustrated and that has led to arguments between the two.
Kamal, it may be recalled, visited his wife only once during the time she was in hospital in Mumbai, recovering from her operation. And she is said to very shaken and upset at this.
After her stint in hospital, she was shifted to the Regent hotel to recuperate, but Kamal didn't bother to visit her there also. He kept telling her that he was extremely busy with his work commitments. It was only the support of her two doting daughters, Shruti and Akshara, that kept Sarika in humor.
Now that she's back home in Chennai, friends close to the couple are saying that all's not well with the marriage and that Sarika is waiting to get better before she decides on any course of action.
Whatever may be the truth behind Sarika's fall, she has let her husband know that she is upset about the whole thing and will not take anything lying down.
It may be recalled that Sarika was injured when she fell from the terrace of the actor's house on June 12 this year. She broke her hipbone and had hairline fractures all over her back. She went through two major surgeries, including one on her spine, at the Leelavati Hospital in Mumbai.
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After an hour of discussion, the Scotts Bluff County Board Monday voted to approve an amendment to the County Zoning Regulations.
The motion approved on a 3-2 vote with Commissioners Steve Stratton and Mark Masterton voting no requires a zoning permit for uninhabited structures in Agricultural Zoning Districts, but does not require any permit fee. The initial proposal had a $100 fee to help cover anticipated extra costs for County Planner Billy Mabin.
The intent of the new regulation is to approve the location of buildings in regards to setback regulations and determine whether they meet usage requirements. But Stratton and several citizens in the audience maintained it was a burdensome regulation that charged people for duplication of services already being provided.
Commissioner Ken Meyer made the motion that was ultimately approved, reiterating the amendment is designed to protect the owner of the buildings from making costly building mistakes and allow the county to get notice about the construction of outbuildings, which does not regularly occur.
Meyer said the proposed $100 fee was the thing most people objected to, and if Mabin verifies that the new regulation is causing him to spend too much money, they will make a budget adjustment.
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PITTSBORO – Daniel Lee ""Little Dan"" Hardin, 41, died Thursday, Dec. 12, 2013, at Calhoun Health Services Hospital in Calhoun City. He was born May 16, 1972, in Oxford. He was a 1990 graduate of Bruce High School and a member of Poplar Springs Baptist Church. Services will be at 3 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, […]
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Three of the six living military service members who received Medals of Honor for heroism in Afghanistan will be recognized today (April 2) at a ceremony in the state Capitol.
All three men live in the Evergreen State and will see their names etched into the state's Medal of Honor monument.
They are:
- Sgt. 1st Class Leroy Petry of Steilacoom. He received a Medal of Honor in July 2011 recognizing the conspicuous gallantry he showed three years earlier in a shootout with Joint Base Lewis-McChord's 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment. He lost his right hand while throwing an enemy grenade away from his fellow soldiers.
- Staff Sgt. Ty Michael Carter of Yelm. Carter now serves in Lewis-McChord's 7th Infantry Division. He received a Medal of Honor last year recognizing his role in turning back an attack on Combat Outpost Keating in October 2009 in which Afghan insurgents penetrated the base's defenses. He was serving with the 4th Brigade, 4th Infantry Division out of Fort Carson, Colo. at the time.
- And, Capt. William D. Swenson of Seattle. Swenson received a Medal of Honor last year recognizing his selfless efforts over a six-hour battle in September 2009 to protect a group of ambushed Marines and Afghan soldiers. He was serving with the 3rd Brigade, 10th Mountain Division at the time.
The ceremony is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. in the capitol rotunda with remarks from Gov. Jay Inslee and 7th Infantry Division Commander Maj. Gen. Terry Farrell.
The Medal of Honor is the nation's highest military award. Three other military service members received the award posthumously for their heroism in Afghanistan.
Carter and Petry remain in the Army, where they often represent the service branch. Swenson reportedly is considering reenlisting.


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For ten years, the Tyler Police Department has been giving foster children bicycles at Christmas, and this year was no exception.
Nearly 70 bikes were given to foster children aided by the Bair Foundation, a non-profit group dedicated to helping children from troubled families.
"SWATA" Claus arrived in a SWAT van and helped the children to their new wheels. The money was raised by Tyler Police and BancorpSouth.
"It's the least we can do to give back to the kids and let them see us in a different light," said David Hall, a sergeant with the Tyler Police Department. "Most of them have seen us in a bad light to begin with, so this effort allows us to interact with the children on a basis where we're not the bad guy that's removing them, we're not the bad guy that's taking mom and dad away. So it just allows us to interact and just be with the kids and see that we are good guys."
This year they gave away 20 more bikes and trikes than last year.
You can donate to the fund all year long by contacting the Tyler Police Department.
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OTHER TOPICSChris Metthews Says the Democrats Could Well Lose 10 Senate Seats in the 2014 Midterm Election
MSNBC , the Public Relations Arm of the White House, has Chris Matthews waving the White Flag of surrender for the 2014 midterm...Original post made by Menlo Observer on Mar. 13, 2014
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SCHOOLS & KIDSBike Safety at Laurel Elementary School
Is bike safety for children really an issue? To many people it is not, because they feel it is not safe for children to bike...Original post made by Manfred Kopisch on Feb. 9, 2007
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ATHERTONState board approves charter for Everest
A September opening is much more likely now for Everest Public High School, a new charter school that was opposed by the...Original post made on Mar. 13, 2009
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AROUND TOWNObama to return to Woodside
President Barack Obama is returning to Woodside on Sunday, Sept. 25, for a 4 p.m. gathering to meet and presumably break...Original post made on Sep. 19, 2011
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MENLO PARKResidents say Menlo police raided wrong house
Two East Palo Alto addresses differed only by a single number, but that number led Menlo Park police to raid the wrong house,...Original post made on May. 18, 2011
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MENLO PARKStanford drops medical offices from proposed mixed-use complex in Menlo Park
Stanford has agreed to make several changes to its proposed eight-acre complex on El Camino Real, Menlo Park council subcommittee...Original post made on Aug. 6, 2013
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OTHER TOPICSUnion electricians picket Ladera Oaks club over non-union wages
On most weekday mornings, there's now a crowd of men clad in orange safety vests at the entrance to Ladera Oaks Swim, Fitness...Original post made on Feb. 6, 2009
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AROUND TOWNFire board member decries union ads
With a contract dispute unresolved and an election looming, the union that represents 93 firefighters in the Menlo Park Fire...Original post made on Oct. 16, 2009
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MENLO PARKOur Planning Department and the Stanford Project
We've all learned many unpleasant lessons from the Stanford/Arrillaga project, including how the City was apparently misled...Original post made by Observer on Apr. 19, 2013
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MENLO PARKMenlo Park fire district candidate forum
The League of Women Voters of South San Mateo County is sponsoring a candidate forums for the Menlo Park Fire Protection...Original post made on Oct. 10, 2013
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OTHER TOPICSAtherton, Menlo Park residents advised to shelter in place due to fire at scrap metal yard
Atherton and Menlo Park police advised residents this afternoon to shelter in place with windows closed if they smell smoke...Original post made on Nov. 10, 2013
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A humorous substitution of words that are alike in sound but different in meaning (see double-entendre), as in this passage from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll:
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Donald Driver was listed as "inactive" for the first game of the postseason.
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In Saturday's game against the Vikings, Donald Driver was watching from the sidelines. Head Coach Mike McCarthy says benching the wide receiver has been a hard decision to make especially because Driver is healthy.
Two Facebook pages have been set up by fans, in an effort to get Driver wearing number eighty again.
The pages were created Sunday night and already have tens of thousands of supporters.
It's all for none other than Green Bay Packers Wide Receiver Donald Driver. He leads the franchise with most career receiving yards.
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8:30am Monday 26th November 2012 in News By James Wilson, News Editor
A KNUTSFORD church will once again be turned into a festive haven of decorated trees.
The Christmas Tree Festival was first held at St Cross on Mobberley Road in 2010 with the help of volunteers of all ages.
There were 70 trees adorned with Father Christmas skeletons, shuttlecock angels, edible treats, and other creations – Knutsford Guardian paper chains – and all money raised was donated to Millington-based charity Children's Adventure Farm.
Organiser Helen Rogers said: "Again it has been a pleasure putting together the tree festival.
"People who took part last time have been delighted that it's happening again, and people have been saying they'd heard it was so lovely last time they're looking forward to seeing it for the first time this year.
"Of course visitors will also be able to enjoy light refreshments and home-baked caked again – there's plenty of voluntary baking going on again."
Kate Kindred, from Techno Type in King Street, said: "It was magical last time.
"There was such a super atmosphere when everyone was setting their trees up, it really did feel like the local community was coming together.
"I'll definitely be encouraging other people to take part this year."
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