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Rumors that the Bears might be considering adding Terrell Owens couldn't be more exaggerated, as new offensive coordinator Mike Martz continues to stick to his eyebrow-raising claim that the Bears' receiver corps is "the strength of the team."
"You can put that in granite. I can promise you that one," Martz told the Chicago Tribune the first week of May. "There's not very many things I would say are unretractable, but that one is pretty strong.
"That's a terrific group."
Sources on the scene at the Bears' late-May minicamp agreed that the Bears' pass-catching corps probably offered the biggest highlight.
"They do look good," one team insider said. "(Devin) Hester and (Johnny) Knox appear to be the starters for now, but there will definitely be a big role for (Devin) Aromashodu. Earl Bennett, who is not yet back to full speed following knee surgery, could slip to the No. 4 role.
"But in this offense, all four receivers should have a chance to put together some good numbers."
Word is there's a good possibility six wideouts could survive the final roster cut, with plucky veteran Rashied Davis, who has developed a knack for surviving roster cuts, and 2009 third-round draft pick Juaquin Iglesias, who is currently considered the No. 6 receiver by most observers, on the outside looking in.
Shortly after his hiring, Martz gushed over the prospect of Hester excelling in a slot role similar to former Rams "Greatest Show on Turf" contributor Az-Zahir Hakim.
Up to now, though, Hester has lined up solely at the "Z" flanker spot, with Knox working solely as the "X" receiver.
The ultimate X-factor could be Aromashodu, who came on so strong the final four games last season after finally being given an opportunity to strut his stuff.
In the best-case scenario, Martz said he would like to have at least two receivers capable of playing all three WR positions — "Z", "X" and slot.
Aromashodu, who became Jay Cutler's favorite target down the stretch in '09, is the best bet to become Martz's key chess piece in an offense that, at the very least, will be very different from last year's unit.
Bennett, the unit's most consistent performer, also figures to play an increasingly versatile role in the offense.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- There were not many bright spots in the Twins' recent seven-game road trip in which they went 2-5 and saw their Central Division lead over Kansas City shrink to one game.
But the play of third baseman Corey Koskie over that stretch was one of the few highlights the Twins can build upon as they look to return to their winning ways in a six-game home stand that begins Tuesday night against the White Sox.
During the road trip, Koskie batted .429 (12-for-28) with four home runs and 11 RBIs, including two home runs and a career-high six RBIs in last Thursday's 16-2 rout of Kansas City.
For his efforts, Koskie has been named the American League Co-Player of the Week for June 16-22. He shares the award with Toronto Blue Jays center fielder Vernon Wells.
It is the first time Koskie has been honored with this award in his career, but he is the second Twin to receive the award this season. Jacque Jones collected the honor on May 12 for the second time in his career.
Despite receiving the accolade, it hardly satisfies Koskie's frustration with the Twins' current slide.
Koskie's week also included a slugging percentage of .893 and a .500 on-base percentage to go along with his league-high 10 runs.
During the past few seasons, Koskie has been juggled between the fourth, fifth and sixth spots in the batting order. Twins manager Ron Gardenhire began the season with Koskie in the cleanup role, but switched him to third, a spot in which his recent performance proves he can excel.
But his superb play extends further back than merely last week.
He has been hot the entire month of June.
While hitting .423 (30-for-71) for the month, Koskie's average has rocketed from .255 on May 31 to .302, which makes him a likely contender for the AL All-Star Team in his fifth full season with the Twins.
But don't expect the possibility of receiving his first All-Star selection to distract the Twins' team-oriented starter at the hot corner.
"It is nice to get recognized, but I'm not into that stuff," Koskie said.
It remains to be seen whether Koskie will add an invitation to the Midsummer Classic to his award list for the 2003 season, but it is a sure thing such attention will take a backseat to the Twins putting together a string of victories.
Cary Snyder is an intern for MLB.com. This story was not subject to approval by Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Albany Technical College is holding its first Summer Robotics camp after receiving a $2.4 million grant from the Department of Education. The camp is designed to encourage minority and female students to pursue a career in Engineering Technology.
The ten-week program allows high school juniors and seniors to build robots and work on problem solving using their hands and minds.
"The majority of the students came into the program with little or no exposure to Robots," said Michelle Lilly, SASET Program Director at Albany Technical College. "And now they are working collaboratively in teams building a VEX Robot with components they are seeing for the first time. We are really proud of the students' focus and a willingness to think outside the box."
The summer camp is partnered with the Joint Enrollment Program and SASET (Students Achieving Success in Engineering Technology) which allows them to receive academic credit free of charge. Organizers for the camp say building teamwork and communication skills helps the students to be better prepared for future jobs.
"But when they go out there and they try to get a job, they need to be able to relay all of this to their employer. When they get that job they need to be able to work in teams. They need to be able to communicate whatever job it is they are assigned to do," said Lilly.
The camps ultimate goal is to continue their success and compete in robotic building competitions.
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If you think Starbucks is expensive, you may want to steer clear of a new coffee shop in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
The new place is called Budin, and it has one of the most expensive latte's in the city.
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SAN FRANCISCO – Artist Thomas Kinkade, whose brushwork paintings of idyllic landscapes, cottages and churches have been big sellers for dealers across the United States, died Friday, a family spokesman said.
Kinkade, 54, died at his home in Los Gatos in the San Francisco Bay Area of what appeared to be natural causes, David Satterfield said.
I had a chance to work with him for a few weeks back when he was doing his Holy Land series...
He was Solid and quite down to earth..( He even laughed at some of my jokes)
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Alan is Professor of Locomotor Biomechanics and leader of the Locomotion (Muscle, Tendon and Biomechanics) Research Group. Read about Alan's research here.
Alan graduated from Glasgow University in 1987 having studied Veterinary Medicine and an intercalated BSc in Physiology. He subsequently undertook a PhD in the Anatomy Department at Bristol University where he studied the mechanical basis of tendon injury. Alan worked for a brief period as a Post-Doctoral Research Associate and then as a lecturer.
Alan moved to the Royal Veterinary College in 1996 where he now holds the post of Professor of Locomotor Biomechanics and leader of the Locomotion (Muscle, Tendon and Biomechanics) Research Group.
Alan's scientific interests include:
- design of animals for high speed locomotion and factors limiting athletic performance,
- innovative measurement techniques for studying animals during field locomotion,
- muscle-tendon interaction in locomotion,
- diagnosis, assessment and treatment of locomotor dysfunction.
Alan currently holds and ERC Advanced grant and has held a BBSRC Research Fellowship and a Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award. (see Links). He has worked with a range of animals including humans, horses, greyhounds, ostriches and camels with plans for others in the future.
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Please see my Google Scholar profile, which includes all of my published papers, as well as some abstracts. This also indicates current citations and links. Where papers are not freely available from the links, we are pleased to email them on request. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
I identify as particular highlights the following papers in Nature (2014, 2013, 2011, 2003, 2001), the 2006 paper with Lichtwark on muscle tendon interaction and the 1994 paper on tendon hyperthermia:
2014 Portugal SJ, Hubel TY, Fritz J, Heese S, Trobe D, Voelkl B, Hailes S, Wilson AM ,Usherwood JR. Upwash exploitation and downwash avoidance by flap phasing in ibis formation flight. Nature. 505: 399-402. Online.
2013 Wilson AM, Lowe JC, Roskilly K, Hudson PE, Golabek KA, McNutt JW . Locomotion dynamics of hunting in wild cheetahs. Nature. 498: 185-189. Online.
2011 Usherwood JR, Stavrou M, Lowe JC, Roskilly K, Wilson AM. Flying in a flock comes at a cost in pigeons. Nature, 474: 494-497. Online.
2003 Wilson AM, Watson JC, Lichtwark GA. Biomechanics: A catapult action for rapid limb protraction. Nature. 421: 35-36. Online.
2001 Wilson AM, McGuigan MP, Su A, van Den Bogert AJ. Horses damp the spring in their step. Nature. 414: 895-899. Online.
2006 Lichtwark GA, Wilson AM. Interactions between the human gastrocnemius muscle and the Achilles tendon during incline, level and decline locomotion. J Exp Biol. 209: 4379-4388. Online.
2004 Wilson AM, Goodship AE. Exercise-induced hyperthermia as a possible mechanism for tendon degeneration. J Biomech. 27: 899-905. Online.


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Republican U.S. Rep. Renee Ellmers said Friday she would decline her $174,000 congressional salary during the federal government shutdown, reversing course after facing intense pressure.
Ellmers sent a letter to House officials asking for her pay to be withheld, saying in a statement she would "stand with all federal workers."
Two days earlier, the Dunn lawmaker had refused to decline her paycheck like many of her Republican and Democratic colleagues during the shutdown, telling a Raleigh TV station, "I need my paycheck. That is the bottom line."
The remark generated a firestorm and calls of hypocrisy given that 800,000 federal workers are being furloughed without pay because of the budget impasse in Congress.
Ellmers begin backtracking Friday morning in a CNN interview just before 10 a.m. She said her October paycheck was in her bank account when the shutdown took effect, Oct. 1, suggesting she couldn't do anything about it. But if the shutdown continued, Ellmers said, she will have another option to defer in November. "I may do it at that point," she told CNN.
'I'm there with them'
In the same interview, the second-term congresswoman sought to empathize with the furloughed workers, saying she's in their camp – even though she is getting paid. "I feel for those who have been furloughed – I'm there with them," she said.
Along with House Republicans, Ellmers voted for a federal spending bill linked to defunding the new health care law, a move that created a stalemate with the Democratic-majority Senate.
Some House Republicans are now saying they want to pass a bill to fund government without tying it to the health care law. But in the CNN interview, Ellmers avoided directly answering a question of whether she supported the move.
By 2 p.m. Ellmers retreated further and announced she would decline her October pay. A spokesman said Ellmers misspoke in the CNN interview about her October paycheck. The check deposited before the shutdown covered September, not October.
Congressional members and staffers are paid at the end of each month for work done that month, he said.
In 2010, Ellmers, a nurse, wasrated as one of the poorest members of Congress with a personal net worth of negative $91,497. Her most recent financial disclosure form provided by her office shows she's still in the red, with a negative net worth of $403,000. The debt reflects a mortgage, a home equity line and a loan for property at Topsail Beach. The form does not include her congressional salary or the salary of her husband, a doctor.
"We appreciate the fact that Rep. Ellmers is living paycheck to paycheck, like so many hardworking North Carolinians, making it all the more unfortunate that she (refused) to earn her paycheck and work toward a commonsense solution to end this self-inflicted crisis," said Micah Beasley, a N.C. Democratic Party spokesman.
Others are declining
Dozens of congressional lawmakers are voluntarily not taking a salary, including Democrats David Price of Chapel Hill and Mike McIntyre of Lumberton and Republicans Robert Pittenger of Charlotte, George Holding of Raleigh, Virginia Foxx of Banner Elk, Patrick McHenry of Hickory, Richard Hudson of Concord and Mark Meadows of Cashiers. U.S. Sens. Kay Hagan, a Democrat, and Richard Burr, a Republican, also will decline their pay for the duration of the shutdown.
Reps. Howard Coble, a Republican from Greensboro, and Mel Watt, a Charlotte Democrat, both said they will keep their pay during the shutdown. Democrat G.K. Butterfield and Republican Walter Jones did not respond to calls seeking comment.
Pittenger has never accepted his congressional salary. Pittenger, Meadows and Holding had the highest average net incomes of North Carolina's U.S. House delegation, according to a report released at the beginning of the year by the Center for Responsive Politics. Hagan is one of the 50 richest members of Congress, ranking 45th, according to Roll Call, a Washington publication. Pittenger ranked No. 13.
Amid the shutdown, Ellmers is a constant on cable television news programs, appearing on CNBC, MSNBC, Fox and Fox Business News to tout Republican talking points. In the interviews, she blames Democrats for the impasse, saying they refuse to negotiate on the federal health care law and calling the shutdown "totally unnecessary."
Democrats, however, blame Republicans, saying the need to continue government funding and increase the nation's debt ceiling are separate issues from the new health insurance program.
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Bryan officials are keeping close tabs on weather forecasts as graduation for the Class of 2009 is scheduled for Saturday, May 9.
More than 180 students, including seven MBA students, are expected to receive degrees during the commencement service on the Triangle.
A week of rainy weather has led officials to review a contingency plan in case of rain. "We're praying we don't have to move graduation indoors because we want all our graduates' families and friends to be able to attend the ceremony in person," Academic Vice President Dr. Cal White said. "Last year, we had nearly 1,800 guests at commencement, so preparing suitable locations inside for all, while doable, would be a challenge."
A highlight of the weekend will be recognition of some 25 members of the Class of 1959, who are expected to return to campus for their Golden Anniversary reunion. "Golden Grad" Marilyn Laszlo will serve as alumni marshal for the graduation ceremony and will welcome members of the class of 2009 into the Bryan Alumni Association.
Festivities are to begin May 8, when the Class of 1959 gathers for lunch, reminiscing, and campus tours. That evening, seniors will present a Vespers service reflecting on their years at Bryan followed by a reception at the President's home for graduates and their guests.
Commencement begins at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. Faculty members will present a number of awards to graduates, and senior Michael Reneau, from Ooltewah, Tenn., a communication studies major, will deliver the commencement address.


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Can't get the plugs out
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Can't get the plugs out
I decided to do a tune up on the Farmall C I just got. I changed the oil. It was black and thick. Looks like it had not been changed in years. As I was waiting for the oil to drain I started to change the plugs, I cannot get two of the spark plugs out. The two I did get out were very rusty. Here is what I have tried so far. WD 40, put on two times a day for four days. Running the tractor until it reaches temp, spray with WD40. Let cool and do it again. I've try using a breaker bar, and an impact wrench. Two of them just will not budge. I have tried this on both a hot engine and cold. Any ideas without damaging the plug treads?
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Try substituting Kroil...worked for me.
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I would use penetrating oil like PB Blaster or Kroil, the WD 40 is a lubrication or water dispersion at best. Follow same regiment with the penetrating oil as you did with the WD 40 and you should have better results.
Good luck,
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Turn them the other way....just kidding!!! Kroil might do it, like Dave suggested.
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I doubt that any kind of penetrating oil will get past the spark plug gasket. I would put the impact wrench back on and keep rattling them for a while. If they break rather than unscrew, you will then have to drill them out. You probably won't hurt the threads. The only way you will get any penetrant into the threads is by removing the head and going after them frm the other side.
Are they the proper spark plugs or did somebody put in plugs with too long a reach? If so, that may damage the threads.
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They are Champion D-21 plugs. I think they have be in the the tractor a long time. The tractor looks like it has alway set out side . The tractor ran before I changed the oil and removed any of the plugs. After I changed the two I could get out of the tractor it still started right up and ran fine.
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to what Jim said.
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If it runs fine, I would keep Kroil-ing the 2 stubborn ones and occasionally put a wrench on them and try to loosen them.
"More gold has been mined from the thoughts of men than has been taken from the earth." -- Napoleon Hill
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At this point I wouldn't want to waste my time or the Kroil. Rattlin' them sounds like it would be the cure, if you have an impact or access to one.
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If you use an impact wrench turn the air down a bit. They will ring off
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I think it was John that posted a few years back about the Butterfly Impact wrench. That puppy really is the cat's paw for getting stubborn bolts/plugs loose. What is nice about the Butterfly is that it has a built-in regulator some with up to 8 speed settings. Unlike the bigger impact wrenchs this one seems to just rattle things until they loosen with out fear of breaking them...... it is perception I think, but to my mind what ever works...
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And as was mentioned.. I do not know why WD-40 is lumped in with Penetrating Oils because that is the very last thing one should try to use WD-40 for. WD-40 stands for "Water Displacement - 40th Attempt" .. it took em 40 trys to get it right. It does displace water quite well when used according to the manufacturers directions. I kinda enjoyed the Myths Legends and Fun Facts page.
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if you heat the plugs with a small torch like a plumbers torch while the motor is cold it will heat and expand the plug. when it cools it will generally have broken the bond with the rust and allow removal. if not repeat. a little kroil while its hot might help suck it in the threads.
you can't heat the block because there is too much mass so heat the small part to expand it in the hole. when it contracts again it will come out.
you'll be amazed.
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Soak, heat, rattle with impact, soak, heat rattle with impact, repeat, repeat, repeat for seven straight days. Finally last night the plugs came out. The old plugs looked great. But I still put new plugs in with plenty of anti-sease on the treads.
"Always start out the way you want to end up"
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cool, thanks for the update
'If they're tappin', they're not burnin'
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Success is always sweet, looks like all of the advice given worked once again.
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Austin Lempera, of New Lenox, died Monday, Nov. 19, 2012. He was 16.
He was born Dec. 6, 1995, to parents Steven Lempera and Connie (nee) Bochenek.
Austin was an honor roll student and a varsity football player at Lincoln-Way Central High School in New Lenox. He was a member of St. Anthony Catholic Church in Frankfort.
Read more about Mr. Lempera here.
He is survived by his brother Westley; nephew Thomas Lempera, Jeff (Donna) Lempera, Thomas (Carol) Bochenke, Kim (John) Crowley; Linda (late Ray) Bochenek, and the late Julie Kornecki.
He is also survived by many loving friends and relatives.
Visitation will be from 3-9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 23, at Kurtz Goodale Memorial Chapel, 65 Old Frankfort Way, Frankfort. A funeral service with prayers will be 9:15 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, at Kurtz Memorial Chapel, and then to St. Anthony Church, 7659 W. Sauk Trail, Frankfort, for a funeral Mass. Interment will be at 10 a.m. at Resurrection Cemetery, Justice.


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Upon the introduction of Boone Logan Boone -- the Yankees' third pitcher -- in the fourth inning of this game, I found this in my Twitter feed:
Which I found particularly amusing when this rolled in, scant seconds later:
I usually agree with Cliff Corcoran, but agree more usually with Dave Cameron, including this time. Why wouldn't Girardi use every pitcher at his disposal to stay close? He's got the luxury of playing early-inning matchups because he's got CC Sabathia in the bullpen, ready for (presumably) two or three innings of work. You play matchups early, then Sabathia, then Soriano and Robertson and Rivera late.
Do you know what team ERAs would look like, if managers used seven or eight pitchers in every game? Lower than they are now, probably. Sure, there's always a chance that somebody's going to blow up. But if you have enough pitchers to run every inning like it's the seventh, why not do it?
Anyway, it's Tigers 2, Yankees 0 after four innings, and here's Sabathia in the fifth, for the first relief outing in his whole glorious career ...


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The Prints of Gustave Baumann
Organized by the New Mexico Museum of Art, The Prints of Gustave Baumann centers around the artist's printmaking process. This exhibition includes a series of prints and opaque watercolor studies that illustrate Baumann's mastery of the woodcut printmaking method; a sequence of blocks the artist carved and used to produce the print Spring Blossoms; and a series of seldom seen color woodcut prints depicting the rugged coast and mammoth trees of Northern California that round out the exhibition.
Born in Magdeburg, Germany in 1881, Gustave Baumann immigrated to the United States with his family in 1891 where they established a home in Chicago. At age sixteen, shortly after his father left the family, Baumann became an apprentice at a commercial print studio and began taking evening classes in drawing and design at the Art Institute of Chicago. By 1903, the artist had established his own commercial art studio and, in 1905, he returned to Germany to study for a year at Munich's Kunstgewerbe Schule (School of Arts and Crafts). While there, Baumann surveyed wood carving and the graphic arts, in particular the art of relief printmaking from Hans Neumann and Maxamilian Dasio. Returning from his studies, Baumann resumed his work in Chicago and in Brown County, Indiana, where he perfected his woodcut technique.
The 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exhibition in San Francisco included a showing of artists' prints, where Baumann received his first significant national recognition by winning a gold medal for his color woodcut prints. With the encouragement of artist Walter Ufer, Gustave Baumann spent the summer of 1918 in Taos, New Mexico. On route back to the East Coast at the end of that season, Baumann stopped in Santa Fe. While there, the New Mexico Museum of Fine Arts curator at that time, Paul Walter, arranged for living expenses and studio space for Baumann, located in the newly opened art museum. Thus began the artist's enchantment with New Mexico, and Santa Fe in particular.
Gustave Baumann became an integral part of the Santa Fe arts community, living there until his death in 1971. It is Baumann's timeless images depicting Southwestern landscapes and regional traditions of New Mexico that are his best known.
Gustave Baumann (American, 1881-1971)
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Best Impressions: Modern & Contemporary Prints from the Collection
This exhibition provides an overview of many post-war aesthetic styles, including photo realism, op art, and the expressionism of the 1980s. Selected with an eye to quality, the prints onview demonstrate the strength of the museum's modern and contemporary print holdings. Included artists range from Chuck Close and Judy Pfaff to Richard Anuszkiewicz and Jacob Lawrence. All works come from the collections of the Cornell Fine Arts Museum.
Richard Bosman (American, b. 1944)
Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923–1997)
British & Modern: Art by the Bloomsbury Group and Their Contemporaries
Paintings and drawings by Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant, and others working in the United Kingdom in the early twentieth century are shown in this interesting exhibition featuring works from the Cornell's collection.
Roger Fry (American, 1866-1934)
A Room of One's Own: Women Artists from the Permanent Collection
This exhibition features paintings by Grandma Moses and Jennie August Brownscombe; prints by Georgia O'Keeffee, Faith Ringgold, and Nancy Graves; and three-dimensional work by Anna H. Huntington and Jennifer Bartlett. All come from the Cornell Fine Arts Museum Collection.


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DENVER — A bill that would allow illegal immigrants in Colorado to qualify for in-state tuition at state colleges and universities passed its first hurdle Thursday in the Senate Education Committee.
Sen. Owen Hill, R-Colorado Springs, was among the six committee members, and the only Republican, to vote in favor of the bill.
After the three-hour hearing, Hill said it's time for America's policy on humans moving across international boundaries to catch up with our policy on trade.
He said we're no longer isolationists in commerce, and then quoted a passage engraved on the Statue of Liberty.
"We're a nation of immigrants," Hill said. "We've studied this for a while, and we've got to address the moral issues of our age."
The other three Republicans on the panel voted against the bill, which now goes to the Senate Committee on Appropriations for consideration.
Known as ASSET — Advancing Students for a Stronger Economy — this is the seventh attempt to get the legislation enacted. The first was 13-years ago.
Sen. Scott Renfroe, R-Greeley, asked why the language this year didn't offer undocumented students an intermediary tuition rate like it did in last year's bill. The rate was not quite out-of state tuition but still more than in-state tuition.
"What's the justification of dropping that portion of the bill and going to a lower or just two-tiered tuition, and how will that impact the citizens of Colorado and then the taxpayer?" Renfroe asked.
Last year the bill passed the Senate, but was killed in a House committee dominated by Republicans. This year Democrats hold both bodies, and Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper has expressed his support for the measure.
"It's worth a small laugh to note how much the tone has changed," said Sen. Michael Johnston, D-Denver, author of the bill.
Johnston said last year students who testified went home in fear of being reported for deportation. This year he said the university and community college presidents who testified are fighting over which school the students will be admitted to.
"It is symbolic of the way public opinion has changed in this state," he said.
Among the educators to speak was Lance Bolton, president of Pikes Peak Community College.
"We do not profit or prosper as a state by maintaining barriers to higher education for segments of our society," Bolton said. "It's good for Colorado's economy, citizens … and it's just the right thing to do."
Under the proposed law students must have attended a Colorado high school in the three years preceding graduation or have obtained a GED. Students also must attest that they have begun seeking or will seek legal status in the United States. An executive order recently made it possible for illegal immigrants who came to the U.S. as children to file for deferred status. The option gives undocumented students the opportunity to stay in the U.S. for up to four years and to work.
About the bill
SB33: Known as the ASSET bill, it would allow students who have attended Colorado schools for the three years preceding graduation or who obtained a GED to attend any state college or university they are admitted to with in-state tuition rates.
Authors: Senators Angela Giron, D-Pueblo, and Mike Johnston, D-Denver; Representatives Crisanta Duran, D-Denver, and Angela Williams, D-Denver.
Action: Senate Education Committee approved 6-3
Next step: Senate Appropriations Committee
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A judge in Manhattan put the brakes on the so-called Taxi of Tomorrow because the Nissan-built minivan does not come in a hybrid version -- a violation of the city code.
But the Taxi and Limousine Commission said the ruling would not hold up implementation of the new vehicle.
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Reflect Emmanuel is a series of Advent meditations on Emmanuel, our God with us
December 3, 2013Frank Pustorino, Class of 2014
"Jesus rejoiced in the Holy Spirit and said, 'I give you praise, Father, Lord of heaven and earth,
for although you have hidden these things
from the wise and the learned
you have revealed them to the childlike.
Yes, Father, such has been your gracious will.
All things have been handed over to me by my Father.
No one knows who the Son is except the Father,
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and anyone to whom the Son wishes to reveal him.'
Turning to the disciples in private he said,
"Blessed are the eyes that see what you see.
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many prophets and kings desired to see what you see,
but did not see it,
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Luke 10:21-24
In this wonderful time of Advent, we are blessed with the opportunity to truly feel and see God's grace and just how much He loves us. The Gospel of Luke on this day is truly special to me and reminds me that I do not run the show. Life gets so full sometimes and it is easy for us to take our will back and do as we want to do. However, I have learned that as soon as I become "childlike" and willing in mind, God reveals things to me. My heart becomes open and soft for molding. There is a short saying that I practice when I feel like I am becoming too consumed with self and not remaining open…
I can't…He can…So I think I'll let him.
The Advent season and Christmas spirit are not all about the material things, but rather the spiritual and holy gifts that God blesses us with. We remember the birth of Jesus and become "childlike" and open to the spirit. The holidays allow us to be with our families and loved ones and handle all that life has in store for us through the grace of God. It is especially amazing during Advent to truly see with our eyes this grace of God working through other people and realizing the important things in life.
I took this picture of the sunset while driving home from a very crazy busy day at school. I was all in my head and stressed out because of papers due, assignments coming up, and final exams. When I looked out my window and saw this sun set, it reminded me that God works in the most creative ways and it was as if he painted a picture on the sky for all of us. The sunset represents Gods grace for me and how truly captivating and revealing it can be.
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Superintendent Bill Husfelt says that due to decisions at the state level, next year's budget will be in much better shape than in years past.
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But it's not just missing breakfast that causes students to lose focus. Missing recess is a part of it, too.
According to figures released by the National Center for Education Statistics, 7 percent of first-graders and 8 percent of third-graders never had recess.
In addition, 14 percent of first-graders and 15 percent of third graders had recess for only one to 15 minutes a day. And 20 percent of U.S. school systems have decreased recess time by an average of 50 minutes per week.
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A 16-year-old Winnetka boy was arrested for stealing pumpkins and scarecrow decorations from a Wilmette home. They boy accidentally dropped his wallet on the home's lawn, and after police tracked him down, he admitted to his involvement and was released to his parent, police said.
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Someone stole a St. Jude Children's Research Hospital donation container and ransacked the delivery room full of packages and presents while an Arlington Heights apartment complex office was closed on Thanksgiving Day.
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"Multifamily is the strongest commercial real estate sector at this point," says Brad Doremus, a senior analyst with Reis, the New York–based real estate information provider. He notes that the national apartment vacancy rate at the end of the third quarter of 2012, 4.6 percent, was the lowest since late 2001.After several years of meager construction, multifamily has found its mojo. Annualized housing starts hit 888,000 units in November, 21.6 percent ahead of November 2011. Of that total, there were 285,000 multifamily starts in structures with five or more units, representing a 19.2 percent jump from November 2011, according to the Census Bureau. (Single-family starts more than kept pace, with a 22.8 percent increase to 565,000 units.)Several factors are giving multifamily an edge, says Sharon Lidman, COO of Chicago-based Construct-A-Lead, an online portal that helps contractors, architects and suppliers find new projects. "Municipalities and communities are rezoning for higher densities," including smaller metros such as Peoria, Ill. States are releasing funds for the construction of affordable apartments for seniors and lower-income families. And with mortgage lending requirements still tight, renting makes more financial sense than owning for some people, especially while employment remains volatile.Kim Betancourt, Fannie Mae's director of economics, estimated in September that multifamily "could return to a more normalized annual [start] rate of 245,000 units" by the end of 2012. Citing the CBRE EA/Dodge Construction Pipeline, she noted that 564,000 apartments and 145,200 condos as of early August were in planning stages, with 118,000 units projected to come online in 2012, and 128,000 in 2013.Those estimates might actually be conservative. Axiometrics, a Dallas-based market research firm, is tracking 3,500 apartment projects in 325 metro areas with nearly 1 million aggregate units planned, says Jay Denton, Axiometrics' vice president of research, whom Builder interviewed along with its CEO, Ron Johnsey.Even if only two-fifths to one-half of planned projects ever get built, these numbers are substantial. Johnsey is convinced multifamily is poised to claim a significantly larger share of total households: "We believe the market is in for a long period of growth in rental housing."So far, Stark of Sares-Regis hasn't seen evidence of overbuilding in his markets. With a projected national absorption rate of 148,000 units in 2012, "it appears that the multifamily demand/supply balance is not in jeopardy," wrote Fannie Mae's Betancourt. 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I know, the word 'rat' doesn't bring many warm fuzzies to mind for many people, but this Muskrat captured at Brick Pond in Owego was the cutest thing. Almost unnoticed at the waters edge, it was bathing, similar to what you see rabbits and cats do. Once it noticed me watching off into the pond it went. When it got out into the deeper water the sky reflected, making it look as the water were swimming pool blue.
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- Photo Browsing project.
- This release is supported on Microsoft Windows 7 and XP, Apple Mac OSX 10.6, and Linux Ubuntu 10.04 (32-bit). The 64-bit version of Ubuntu is not supported.
- On Windows (English) non-English characters should be avoided in the installation path of Nokia Asha Web App Tools, it's recommended that the default installation location is used.
- Updates to Nokia Asha Web App Tools will be available from time to time. Updates can be accessed from the WDE Help menu by clicking Check for Updates. Updates will install new WDE and WAS features as necessary.
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- Packaged web apps (*.wgt) need to be kept under 500 KB in size. Larger files may fail to preview on the server and not work on phones when published.
- A web app short name in config.xml is now mandatory. It must be less than 50 characters in length and use only UTF-8 characters.
- Moving among networks may require a restart of WDE and WAS.
- The application version attribute in the widget element of config.xml is mandatory and must be formatted as x[x].x[x][.x[x]], where the value of x can range from 0 to 9. The default value inserted by the tool during project creation is 1.0.0. In the above [] indicates optional parts of the string.
- When requesting the apps' JAD and JAR launcher files from the Web Developer Channel (WDC) page, using an email address, an error message may be displayed due to the latency of the request. However the request is usually successful. Please check your inbox for the email containing the launcher files before retrying. It usually takes a few minutes for the email to arrive.
- During cloud previews of web apps, changes to config.xml are not always picked up by the server, unless the version of the previous upload has expired. However, if the short attribute in the name element or the version attribute of the widget elements are changed, then the server treats the application as new application and will pick up additional changes to the config.xml file.
- On-screen keyboard may not launch on some Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64-bit machines. A hotfix from Microsoft can be downloaded from here.
Web Developer Environment (WDE)
- Bluetooth deployment of web app is not supported on Nokia Asha software platform 1.0 devices.
- Web app runtime version 3.0 is not supported on Series 40 devices.
- Default HTML validation throws warnings for "input" element when "accept" and "capture" attributes are used [MediaCaptureSample]. You can avoid this by disabling "HTML Syntax Validator" in the Window > Preferences > Validation page.
- Some of the Series 40 full touch phones may exhibit problems when the Bluetooth Launcher is installed from the WDE. When this happens it's recommended that the launcher JAD and JAR file are installed by copying them using a USB connection. The Bluetooth Launcher files can be found here.
- Where proxy servers are needed, a HTTPS proxy, in addition to HTTP proxy, must be set for short URL generation to work.
- Non-English characters in project paths, project file names, and in paths to a *.wgt file and the file name itself should be avoided.
- When proxy settings are needed for WDE on Ubuntu, Mac manual proxy settings should be used in the WDE preference dialogue.
- When projects are opened and closed in Project Explorer, occasionally the icons may not reflect the state change immediately.
- It is strongly recommended that in the WDE Preferences settings dialogue the "Auto activation triggers for JSDoc" settings under JavaScript->Editor->Content Assist are not changed. Changing this setting will impact the way code assist is currently performed during JavaScript editing. Once changed, the only way to reset the behaviour is reinstalling the Nokia Asha Web App Tools.
- Minified JavaScript files in a project may result in errors and warnings being displayed in the WDE console. It's, however, possible to preview and deliver projects containing minified code.
Web App Simulator (WAS)
- WAS doesn't provide pixel perfect rendering of web apps. Font and image display differences may exist between the simulated preview and the phones. Exact rendering is available by running your web app on a phone. Therefore final validation before publishing the web app should be done on the phone.
- Long text lines that wrap may render the web app layout differently in the simulator and on a phone.
- Preview of WML content is not supported in the WAS.
- While visiting website links that perform multiple redirections on the request, it is possible to get blank pages at times. Usually reloading the link by going back and forth can make the link work.
- During cloud preview, leaving a web app displayed in WAS for an extended period of time may result in the application generating a page expired message on refresh. Lack of activity for five minutes or more can cause the application session to expire.
- Adobe Flash isn't supported in Series 40 web apps. Therefore web pages containing flash content cannot be reliably rendered in the WAS.
- Currently MWL callbacks from WAS, during cloud preview, cannot be secured. So during app development and testing it is recommended that sensitive data is not used for situations that would normally involve a secure prompt from the remote server.
- While previewing projects in the Mac environment the WAS can sometimes go to the background and as a result is hidden from view.
- Use of '#<name>' in anchor tags for in-app navigation doesn't work in the WAS, even though it works as expected on phones.
Web App Debugging
- Web app debugging is done by launching the debugger from the WAS toolbar. It should be noted that debugging is most useful when done during local preview.
- The debugger can lose breakpoints in Mac and Linux environments when modified files are reloaded in an app being debugged, or the user switches back and forth between applications.
- In Mac environments the scrollbars on the Simulator debugger window may not be visible. The content can be scrolled by dragging.
Web Developer Channel (WDC)
- There may be instances where new or updated Add-on's may not show up in the WDC. Relaunching the WDC will refresh the content.
Feedback, discussion groups, and help
- Please provide feedback or ask questions through the feedback link in the WDC or by using the Series 40 Web Apps discussion board.
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Many participants already supply restaurants in the region with some of their meats, cheeses, fruits and vegetables, but the event — held at Donovan's Steak and Ale in Malone — was a chance to expand their reach to others.
Michelle Asselin of Harmony Hills Farmstead in Malone sells 100 percent registered Black Angus beef and Berkshire pigs raised with no hormones or other growth stimulants.
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She typically sells her meats at farmers markets in the region and has regular sales to restaurants in Saranac Lake and Lake Placid.
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21-01-2012 17:50
Hi, I am not getting the update in Zune software. I bought the phone two days ago. My firmware version is 1600.2479.7740.11451
Please advice.
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Nokia announced that the update will have a staggered release over two weeks, so keep checking.
21-01-2012 21:52
I can't even update my phone, the first december update I had 800704DD error and I think I only got around it by resetting the phone and updating on a limited account.
This is why I hated iPhones and why alot of people hate iPhones, who can't the phone itself just get the update rather than having Zune is beyond me.
I do not want to reset my phone yet I do want the update... anyone know of a fix for the error?
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If you read my previous posts in this thread you know that the latest battery update did not solve fox the poor battery problem for me.
However, after some messing around it now seems to be fixed. When I pulled it off the charger yesterday, the phone reported 77% battery left, but it quickly dropped to 76% (I did not charge it all the way). It is now 20 hours later and the phone reports 18% battery life left. This is a huge improvement from the 12 -17 hours I was getting on a full charge previously.
So, what did I do to bring about this change?
I plugged the phone into my computer and roled back the fireware with Zune to 7740. I then unplugged the phone and reset it in the "about" part of the settings menu. When the reset was done I entered all the details that the phone requires upon a new install -- "windows live ID" and "Nokia Account" information. I did not add any additional email accounts or download any programs. From here I plugged the phone back into Zune and installed the 8107/battery fix update.
That was it. Now I have vastly improved battery life.
23-01-2012 13:58
23-01-2012 15:20
So conclusion:
My Lumia after Full Flash/Hard Reset works nearly 50h on battery(low usage). In normal one it's nearly 36h(8h in standby by the night).
So if you have problem with battery after update to 8106, you should make hard reset.
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jarednz101 wrote:
how does one do a 'hard reset'? as this update hasn't worked for me.
Either use reset function in Settings > About at bottom of screen that completely wipes the phone or press down thePower+Volume+Camera until the phone vibrates then release the power button only, but keep the volume and camera pressed down for another 5 seconds.
Happy to have helped forum with a Support Ratio = 42.5
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I've seen the above issue on my Lumia 800, with the reported full charge capacity of the battery reported by the diagnostics dropping from around the 1350 mAh to about 1140 mAh after a couple of charges following the update to the latest build.
I solved it on my phone by stopping the background tasks running (go to settings, slide over one screen to applications, then click on background tasks and stop anything that is running); this cut the current being consumed by the phone by about half, and more suprisingly also returned the reported full charge capacity of the battery to over 1400 mAh!
This is the same reason that a hard reset is working, as all of the background tasks would (of course) be killed when the phone is reset. Interestingly a soft reset didn't work, the background tasks simply restart when the phone is switched on again.
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27-01-2012 9:17
I haven't updated to the latest version as yet, was going to do it this weekend...
However, having to do a hard reset is not acceptable, and neither is having to turn off all the settings that should make the Lumia a smart phone....
27-01-2012 9:50
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