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I love to head to destination towns in the off-season. New Orleans in particular is great in the middle of summer. Before you shake your head in humid disgust, consider this. The hotels are cheaper. You lose the crowds, but gain lovely farmers markets. Reservations at the hottest restaurants are a breeze, antiques are on sale and don't forget crawfish boils galore.
The Big Easy also hosts incredible festivals in the summer. Tales of the Cocktail, July 17-21, celebrates the art of craft cocktails with massive parties and seminars. Bastille Day parades occur on July 14, and the musical Satchmo Summer Fest happens the first week of August.
Yes, it's hot here in summer, but the cocktails cool you down. Have a tipple in the town's newest — Cane & Table, opening this month, or drink in the historic The Carousel Bar at the Hotel Monteleone. Just don't forget to have at least one Sazerac. America's first cocktail was invented in New Orleans.
Originally the Swan Room, where Liberace was the first ticket on the bill, the Carousel Bar opened in the Hotel Monteleone in 1949. Carved jesters and cherubs line the rim above the elegant carousel, which is pulled by 2,000 steel rollers in the floor, connected to a single chain. When your barkeeps need something outside of the bar, they actually have to hop over the top to get out.
This bar is famous for more than the Vieux Carré cocktail, which was invented at the hotel by Walter Bergeron back in 1938. Musicians from Etta James to Gregg Allman have sat on the slowly revolving painted wooden barstools or touched the keys of the adjoining piano. Tennessee Williams and Truman Capote were both fans of drinking at the Carousel, and were they still with us, would no doubt adore last year's expansion and renovation that more than doubled the bar's footprint.
Order: Anything Marvin Allen is making. He's been bartending here for a very long time and you are in extremely capable hands.
Details: 214 Royal St.; 504-523-3341; http://hotelmonteleone.com
Before 2007, when absinthe was re-legalized, there were whispers that you could get a taste of the real stuff if you knew the bartenders down at Pravda on Decatur. Was it true? Who knows? But because of the rumors, the bar's name stuck with me.
Absinthe is readily available now. Pravda has been purchased and will open as Cane & Table late this month.
"The heart of it is going to focus on the impact that rum has had on the drinking culture in the Americas," explains Nick Detrich, co-owner, who's also part of the city's other amazing cocktail bars, Cure and Bellocq. "This menu will feature colonial cocktails, flips, Prohibition-era drinks and also include a few from the first decade of Tiki."
Adam Biderman, who made a name for himself at Holeman & Finch in Atlanta, is filling the role of executive chef. The food will also lean on the tropical vibe, with dishes like yucca sliders and ropa vieja. A large patio, a painstaking design inspired by the building's Spanish roots, and an incredible staff sets this place up to be one of the best additions to the summer of 2013.
Details: 1113 Decatur St.; 504-581-1112

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We kicked off the new year with a great batch of improvements. We enhanced Office Web Apps, so you can get things done more easily from anywhere. We introduced Office 365 Home Premium family sharing, so everyone in your home can enjoy Office. We partnered with GW Micro to bring Window-Eyes to more Office users and increase accessibility for customers. And we added a new Partner Admin Center in Office…
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When snapshots are taken, how do i disable shutter sound???
Will it be possible to take multiple snapshts in a single second???
When snapshots are taken, how do i disable shutter sound???
Will it be possible to take multiple snapshts in a single second???
Usually you cannot disable the shutter sound.
Multiple snapshots in a single second? Depends on the device and also the MIDlet has to have proper MMAPI permission settings defined (so no ask every time...)
So how do i force the MMAPI not to ask permission all the time?? what should i do??
BTW, hartti,i'm trying to take multiple snapshots and send them over the network to the computer, to make it look like i'm streaming them. Tryin to send the audio also, but synchronization will be a problem no?
Basically you should be able to manually change the permission settings to ask once (ask first time only) even for unsigned applications. "Always allowed" is only available to signed applications (you need to buy a certificate from a trusted CA to do that).
Here are instructions how to change the settings on Nokia phones
You might not even be able to record the audio and take snapshots at the same time with the same phone. Also you need to record the audio in pieces and send those pieces one by one, as you do not have access to the audio record stream unless you stop recording.
Thanx a lot hartti.


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PGE is on the scene repairing the lines
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(The News-Register staff) -- CARLTON -- Highway 47 traffic is being flagged past the scene of a crash that sheered off a power pole and knocked down electric lines.
PGE is on the scene repairing the lines.
The highway has been partly shut down since about 3 p.m., when a small blue car ran off the road and hit the pole just north of Pekkola Road.
The power blinked off. It was quickly restored, although some PGE customers are without electricity.
The downed lines threatened to cause a field fire.
Law enforcement officers and medics responded to the scene south of Carlton and north of Pekkola Road. The cleared the scene about 4:20 p.m., but the road remains closed while PGE crews are at work.
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How often have you forgotten where you placed your cell phone, which turn to make while driving, or the time for an important meeting?
Did you attribute your forgetfulness to a lack of sleep? If so, you're not alone.
Fifty to 70 million adults are getting less sleep than recommended, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
According to new research from Stanford University, every toss and turn during the night may be stopping your brain from forming new memories.
Their findings were based on observations of mice, but everyone else can probably relate.
In the study, scientists injected a light-sensitive protein into the brain cells of lab mice. The researchers periodically shined a light to activate the cells. Even if the mice didn't wake up, their brain did.
What researchers discovered is that compared to mice who received a full cycle of sleep, those who got the constant wake-up call treated old objects as if they were brand new.
They just couldn't remember and they probably feel a lot like us when we don't get enough sleep.
Megan Bowlby remembers every moment leading up to the birth of her daughter, Claire. However, she doesn't remember much of what happened immediately following her daughter's birth.
"Did I feed the dog? Maybe. You just can't remember, you can't focus because you haven't had any sleep!" she said.
Researchers at Stanford University now say whether its a "coo" or anything else that interrupts your shut-eye like conditions ranging from Apnea to Alzheimer's, what happens during those disruptions may be the missing link to some of our memory loss.
Dr. Michael Zgoda is a sleep specialist at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, NC, and he agrees.
"Not only do you have an inability to learn, but you also have difficulty putting together older, long-term memories," Zgoda points out.
Researchers believe during the deepest cycle of sleep called Rapid Eye Movement (REM) our brain sorts and stores our memories.
In order for the brain to organize these memories like a computer processing files, our brain needs to reboot.
The brain is supposed to go through a four-sleep phase per night with each phase ending in REM sleep.
If REM sleep is interrupted, that memory, researchers believe, can't fully install.
Bowlby says when her newborn wakes her up at night, it affects mom's performance the next day.
"You're mind is not there," and Bowlby adds, "It's like you're drunk all day."
While she anticipates the day she'll be able to get a full eight hours of sleep, this new study shows even if frequent arousals don't effect the overall duration of sleep, they still disrupt our ability to recall information.
Its like hitting a "pause" button while our brain is replaying through recent events and not being able to find its place again because of something or someone stopping the show.
"Sleep has a lot of things that we don't know about yet, but we do know that there is nothing like a good night's sleep," Zgoda says.
Experts say you should create a cool, comfortable and completely disruption-free "cave" for catching your Z's.
This new wave of sleep research could explain the reason why you can't even remember the last time you couldn't remember.
Researchers point out for this study, mice tended to wake more frequently than people anyway, so more research is needed to see how interruptions specifically affect humans.
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Ten idyllic days spent in paradise. St.Lucia is a stunning island to visit as it is not as commercial, nor as expensive as many of the other Caribbean islands. If you are looking to avoid the tourists and really appreciate the beauty and the laid back atmosphere, I couldn't recommend anywhere better to stay. The villa is a little like a tree house, nestled in the beautiful gardens. Listening to the tree frogs at night adds to the charm. Situated so close to Marigot Bay is a treat as it is the most beautiful bay on the island. As everyone has commented; Josee and Pierre are absolutely fantastic! They made us feel incredibly welcome and helped us book and plan some unforgettable days. Their knowledge of the island allows you to spend your time doing and seeing all the great stuff, and not floundering around seeing the less spectacular sights. They truly went out of their way to make our visit perfect; and it was! Thank you to our new Caribbean friends; Josee and Pierre
Spectacular Emerald Hill Villa
What a wonderful place to stay! It has been on my husband's bucket list to visit St. Lucia, so for his 60th birthday this is where we stayed. We had an amazing time just sitting and watching the sail boats come in and out of the harbor. And the fantastic views and the open air concept of the house was just paradise. The owner of the house is a wonderful person and was there to greet us when we arrived, this made us feel very safe and welcome. The staff at Oasis Marigot was super to work with from helping us arrange our rental car, grocery shopping and answering any questions we had a long the way. When we return we will stay at Emerald Hill villa and use the wonderful services of Oasis Marigot. Thank you for a perfect vacation!!
Nice villa with stunning views!
he villa is well situated; approximately 10min walk from downtown Marigot Bay. Make note however that the path is not well lit at night if you don't have a car. Also, Marigot Bay is the perfect spot if you want to go both North (Castries) and South (Soufrière). The villa is roomy and always clean, thanks to the cleaning staff (special thanks to Rose here who had a lot on her plate with the mess made by the 3 kids)! There's everything you need in the kitchen to cook including a gas stove as well as a dishwasher. It's very nice to have the patio that goes around the villa, this way you can enjoy the nice vistas from Marigot Bay. Even though there's no AC, we never got hot at night thanks to the nice breeze coming in from the windows. Our only disappointment was the fact that the pool was a little cold. Nina was helpful whenever we had problems. When the water heater broke during our stay, she found a plumber available the day we notified her of the problem. She also made sure we had a baby highchair as well as a crib. All and all, we highly recommend this rental. Sarah, Thierry, Julie, Yanick, Richard and Johanne


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SAN FRANCISCO – Open source fans, rejoice: Microsoft has released its new "Roslyn" .NET compiler platform preview as an open source project. That means developers can clone the company's compiler for C# projects and add their own features, as well as suggest new features for Microsoft to implement in the compiler itself. Microsoft Technical Fellow… Read More
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Providence Appoints Dr. David H. Johnson as its 14th President
June 17, 2013 – The Board of Governors at Providence University College and Theological Seminary is pleased to announce the appointment of David H. Johnson, Ph.D., as the institution's 14th President, effective July 1, 2013. His appointment follows the Presidency of Dr. August Konkel who retired in 2012.
"The Board warmly welcomes and heartily endorses Dr. Johnson as our new President," said Roger Gingerich, Chairman of the Board. "His depth of character, passion for our institution, and unique blend of academic, theological, and administrative experience will carry Providence strongly forward into the future."
This appointment follows an extensive search led by the Presidential Search Committee, comprising members of the Board, Cabinet, Faculty, staff, and students.
"I am honoured to lead Providence into the next chapter of its growth as we all strive to provide students with a second-to-none, Christ-centred education," said Dr. Johnson. "A central part of my mission is to facilitate faculty and staff in transforming the lives of students, who will help transform the lives of others in Canada and around the world."
Since July 2012, Dr. Johnson served as Interim President. Previously he held other administrative posts, including Executive Vice President and Provost, Vice President for Seminary Academics, and Chairman of Biblical and Theological Studies. He is a Professor of New Testament and holds a B.S. in Economics/Secondary Education, a Th.M. in Old Testament and Semitic Studies, and a Ph.D. in Theological and Biblical Studies.
"During Dr. Johnson's tenure as our Interim President, we saw his eagerness to lead and experienced his willingness to grow as part of our broad community of learners," said Gingerich. "He has been and will continue to be a tremendous asset to Providence and we look forward to the strength of his leadership."
A formal installation ceremony will be held on Sunday, September 15, at 3:30 p.m. in the R. W. Affleck Chapel at Providence.
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Chiefs head coach Todd Haley announced on Monday that QB Matt Cassel suffered a "significant hand injury" during the team's Week 10 loss to the Broncos and that his season may be over.
Cassel was sacked four times and hit on 12 other occasions against Denver. The last of those four sacks, when the QB was sandwiched between Broncos defenders Von Miller and Elvis Dumervil, was apparently the play where Cassel suffered the hand injury. He did not join the Chiefs' offense on the field when they took the field following the two-minute warning in the fourth quarter.
Tyler Palko, who was 5-of-6 for 47 yards filling in for Cassel, is expected to start in Week 11 against the Patriots on "Monday Night Football." The game was supposed to mark Cassel's return to New England, where he played before being traded to Kansas City in 2009.
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The Chiefs were in deep trouble even with a healthy Cassel, but now their task becomes tougher with Palko under center. The team has very little depth at QB, and Palko will have an uphill climb to keep the team competitive in an upcoming stretch of tough games.
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Cassel's hand could cost him the season, but the truth is that fantasy owners gave up on him weeks ago. He has a per-game average of 190.3 yards, 1.1 TDs and one interception, showing he was only waiver-wire material. His direct loss will not hurt any fantasy owners. It's the team around him that Tyler Palko could hurt. Palko does have football smarts but would be a better game manager. Yet, the Chiefs lack a strong rushing attack, and this is an offense built to pass. Palko can move in the pocket, and we hope that'll buy him time to get the ball to the receivers. Don't expect much as the team will probably simplify the playbook a bit to ease the transition.
The wide receivers starting with Dwayne Bowe will take a slight hit, but Bowe has played with poor quarterbacks in the past. Now is the time to buy low on Bowe because if any receiver can maximize his targets, it's Bowe. Steve Breaston and Jonathan Baldwin will suffer the biggest hit, but don't drop Breaston as much as stash him on your roster and give Palko a couple of weeks to see what he can do. Baldwin is still on most waiver wires and should remain there right now.
RB Jackie Battle's numbers have been dropping each week, and his value was lessening. When the Chiefs fell behind in Week 10, they went to a more pass-heavy scheme that used Dexter McCluster more than Battle. There's a slight chance McCluster's numbers could see a bump with the short passing game, but that's being a bit speculative. Both McCluster and Thomas Jones should remain on waiver wires. Jones doesn't take a hit because he had no fantasy relevance.
Palko's smart, athletic and now has the shot he's been waiting for. Let's see what he has to offer before trying to move Bowe or drop Breaston.


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WAKE FOREST — When a 2002 ice storm rendered Wake Forest powerless for three days, Steve Tarangelo decided that La Foresta, the Italian restaurant he had opened a decade earlier, would find a way to serve warm food to his frozen community.
Tarangelo picked up some staff in his truck and headed to the restaurant. With his wife, Pam, and their then 10-year-old son David in tow, they shoveled the walks, fired up the gas ovens, and started making and serving pizza. When the sun set, Tarangelo donned a miners head lamp, and when things were slow, his staff and family (they were one and the same, in many ways) repurposed the pizza pans for sledding breaks.
As when La Foresta Italian Café & Pizzeria first opened, the places If you cook it, they will come sentiment was proven again. Families who otherwise would have not left their houses, let alone have eaten a hot meal, were welcomed to the candle-lit space that was a frequent site for anniversaries, birthdays and baseball victory parties.
This was Tarangelos vision from the beginning, his family said. When he died this month at 59, the community of Wake Forest mourned. Tarangelo not only brought New York-style pizza to their palates but was quick to give food away when folks came in with their newborn babies.
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As a New York City native, Tarangelo wondered if his mothers Italian recipes would be appreciated in these parts. But he yearned to open a restaurant that would be like the neighborhood pizza joints of his youth. He was especially inspired by a place called Frankies, the pizzeria in the Bronx that made his favorite a spinach roll, which he frequently brought home to his wife for dinner.
He and his wife moved to Raleigh in 1989 when Pam, an IBM employee, was offered the chance to relocate from the North. Tarangelo initially dabbled in real estate, which is how he found the original site of La Foresta. Located on Highway 98, it was only 1,300 square feet.
With no formal culinary training, he worked in restaurants in his youth. But it was his myriad other areas of expertise and way with people that led to his being a successful restaurateur. For years he helped his parents operate a business in New York. He was also a pilot, a mechanic, and had degrees in microbiology and environmental health. He personally oversaw the original sites renovation.
Years later, it became clear the community had outgrown the modest space when Davids baseball team could not fit inside for a celebratory pizza. Tarangelo was general contractor for the construction of a new 3,800-square-foot building on Brooks Street.
A top priority was to include a space for large gatherings, where Frank Sinatra often crooned from the speakers, and lasagna and cannoli once again sparked the menu.
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David Tarangelo cannot remember his fathers being sick a day in his life before he was diagnosed with brain cancer. The first sign of problems came in October 2012, when Tarangelo passed out behind the wheel in a Walmart parking lot. Hed begun having headaches. It wasnt long before a brain scan showed a significant tumor behind his right ear.
Glioblastoma offered a best-case scenario that gave him a one-in-five chance of living another three to five years if he responded well to radiation treatment and surgeries.
Tarangelo did what was advised by doctors and became even more deeply connected to his faith, turning to his community at St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church in Wake Forest an essential part of his life both before and after his diagnosis, his wife said.
But once he became ill, it pained him to come to La Foresta. His cook (and best friend, his wife said) Barbara Mazelan, took over daily operations. As someone who ran a tight ship, and was a perfectionist to the core, it was difficult to be so comprised around his lifes work.
The community held a fundraiser last spring in hopes of defraying medical bills and perhaps enabling Tarangelos lifelong dream of going to Italy. His health would not allow it, though he did attend a game at the new Yankee Stadium with his son.
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We have seen many restaurants come and go in Wake Forest and the vicinity in the past 20 years. But La Foresta has had a strength in building a staff that cares about the customers and the food being served, she said.
For David Tarangelo, the shoes that have been left to fill are at least two sizes too big, but for now he is helping his mother and the staff at La Foresta maintain its day-to-day operations just as Tarangelo would want it.
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The controlled burn is actually a key part of the Oak-Pine Sandplain restoration project which has been ongoing at Camp Johnson for the past 20 years. It is the last and largest ecosystem of its kind left in the state. At the heart of this forest community is the Pitch Pine tree; a tree that needs a hot fire to help release the seeds from the cones so they can regenerate.
Reporter Judy Simpson; Are you destroying the trees to get the seeds to be released?
Maj. Jacob Roy-Vermont Army National Guard: No, as a matter of fact, no. We are actually not burning the tree at all, we are burning all the ground around it and the pine cones are actually on the ground and that is how it actually regenerates.
The area was carefully prepared, some big trees logged out, areas around the pines were cleared and watered to prevent the trees from catching on fire. The goal is to just burn what is called the duff, leaf litter and small twigs and, of course, pine cones.
"Fires are needed to clear out the shade tolerant species that make it too dark for a lot of the species that are in danger and need open light kind of environment," explained Peter Hope, a biology professor at St. Michael's College.
Despite all the planning-- an unexpected event: two mountain bikers suddenly appeared in the burn zone, despite the fact the land is posted with no trespassing signs. They were escorted off the property.
Then-- carefully-- the first fire was set. The 15-acre site was divided into six different burn areas that were burned one at a time.
This burn has been two years in the planning. Every detail of the burn was carefully orchestrated.
"The crew we have here today, we have been doing this for a number of years. We do control burns every year, on average between 8 and 1,000 acres a year. All the people have gone through training, we do wildfire training every year," Roy said.
It's up to the burn boss to decide when this fire is fully contained and has no chance of spreading. Then it will be time to move on to the next area and set that on fire.
The ground cover burn was a success, blackened down to the earth. The last time there was a prescribed burn done for the project was in 1998. The Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, the Vermont Army National Guard with help from the St. Michael's College Biology Department will compare data, to decide what the next move will be for this ecological preservation project.
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Posted 23 June 2006 - 02:55 PM
my guess is it needs puron. the air coming out is cool but not COLD. nothing is freezing up. it has been hotter than hell here (high 90s everyday) but once we are in the house and moving around it never gets cool enough.
I've been home since 5:00 and it is still 76 degrees in here and the a/c hasn't turned off once. if it's 76 at the thermostat it's 80+ upstairs.
is ther anything I can do myself or do I just call somebody...again?
it's a bryant we bought in 98. the filter isn't that old but I wll change it tomorrow. just got a new "connector" and "hard start". The puron was boosted several years ago. the system had frozen up. It froze up last year too but changing the filter fixed that, after thawing.
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Is this a window unit or a split system(2 piece)
1st it sounds like UR on the line as far as tonnage. Rule of thumb is to figure 1 ton of A/C 4 every 400sq/ft of house( not including attics, garage, etc. just conditioned space) example--2000 sq/ft house = 5 tons of A/C.
If Ur short tonnage that could be Y under the extreme heat and probably humidity( humid in Atlanta,, nooo) UR having now, the unit just can' t keep up. Its holding its own.
Do the simple checks 1st. Filter clean? If the fan is belt drive, is it it good shape and on tight( not to tight). Has the outside coil been washed this year? If its not to difficult , can U look at the inside coil and C if there a lot of dirt on it?
If U have a pocket thermometer, no matter what type of A/C it is, measure the return air back to the unit and the cold air coming vfrom the unit. Ur looking 4 an 18-22 degree split between the 2 temps. If U have that then my guess is UR machine is doing all it can. If Ur outside (hi/lo) of that range get back to us with what ya have and will take it from there;)
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LAPEL — Eastern High School's girls track and field squad is inching closer to the start of a much-anticipated season in the spring.
Preseason workouts will have to wait at least another week.
Eastern's girls basketball program claimed its second Class 2A regional crown Saturday night, strangling the life out of Wabash's offense in a 48-32 victory in Lapel High School's Dog Pound. The Comets' other regional title came in 1999.
"This means a lot to coach [Jeremy] Dexter and the basketball program," Eastern senior Bethany Neeley said. "They're newbies to this championship thing. We forgot to bring the [sectional] trophy. We told coach, 'With the cross country team, that wouldn't have happened.' This is a ton of fun right now. The fanbase is incredible.
"We're glad to be playing another week. With the speed of the game right now, I think it's actually helping the basketball players who run track. The farther we go, the more the speed of the game will pick up, so it's a win-win situation."
The Comets (21-3) will move on to the semistate round for the first time since 1999. Eastern is one of four teams left standing in Class 2A and will face six-time state champion Fort Wayne Bishop Luers in the north semistate at either Crown Point or Warsaw. The game's location and time will be announced today.
The Comets' 21 wins are one shy of the school record. The 1999 team won 22 games.
"These kids are simply winners," Eastern coach Jeremy Dexter said. "You go through every game and put so much effort into it. As a coach, I don't want to see this season end. I don't want these seniors' careers to end. They are such winners that I've told them they could sustain this as long as they want. The sky is the limit for them. I can't measure what they mean to me as individuals."
After exerting a high level of energy in pulling out a 72-70 overtime win over Winchester in the afternoon semifinal, Eastern was content to play at Wabash's slow, deliberate pace early in the contest.
The Comets' enterior defense was outstanding throughout, limiting the Apaches' opportunities in the paint.
Eastern held Wabash to a 3-for-14 performance from the field in the first eight minutes as it grabbed a 12-6 lead at the first stop.
The Apaches hit more field goals that the Comets in the first half, 8-7, but Eastern held Wabash with out an attempt from the free throw line while conneting on 6 of 10 charity tosses, taking a 23-18 lead at the half.
"They were able to hold the ball and prolong possessions, but we were able to stay the course," Dexter said. "We kept gapping and didn't let them get to the basket. They were going to have to prove to us that they could hit some outside shots."
The Comets began the second half on a 7-2 run to stretch the lead to 30-20 on Bethany Neeley's long rebound and transition bucket with 4:12 remaining in the third quarter. Wabash got no closer than eight the rest of the way.
Wabash junior Kyleigh Hampton scored a team-best seven points in the first half but was held to two in the second half on 1-of-4 shooting. She did not attempt a field goal in the fourth quarter.
"Hampton was lighting us up a little bit in the first half, so Bethany and I switched on her, and she only scores two points in the second half," Brittany Neeley said. "Coach told me she didn't attempt a shot in the fourth quarter, and that's huge because that's who they run their offense through. I think that made the difference."
For the night, Wabash attempted just one free throw and didn't have much better luck outside the paint, either, connecting on just 2 of 15 attempts from beyond the arc.
"We attacked the basket in the first half and didn't finish, and just kind of went away from it," Wabash coach Scott Bumgardner said. "There were lanes open. We did a very poor job of attacking, and settled for jumpshots all night long. Winning two games in one day is going to be tough when you're settling for jumpshots."
Brittany Neeley led the Comets with 15 points and eight rebounds, connecting on 7 of 11 attempts from the stripe. Bethany Neeley added 14 points and a game-high 10 rebounds, while sophomore Taylor Holliday chipped in 14 points and nine rebounds. Eastern went 15 of 22 from the foul line, and outrebounded Wabash 34-21.
Sophomore Sarah Puckett led the Apaches with 10 points while Hampton finished with nine points and eight rebounds.
Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (14-11) defeated Boone Grove 67-40 Saturday night to win the Rochester Regional.
"We've built a mentality that we believe that we can win when we step on the floor, and these kids will walk in Saturday believing they can win the semistate, Dexter said.
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Brother, Can You Spare a Regulation?
Last week, in a much-discussed, open, live, televised forum, Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, asked Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke the $64 trillion question. While most commentators focused on the apt question, it was Bernanke's answer that shocked me when I heard it — and ought to shock the nation much more than it so far has.
Question: "Now we're told there are going to be even higher capital requirements, and we know there are 300 (financial regulatory) rules coming, has anyone bothered to study the cumulative effect of these things? And do you have a fear — like I do — that when we look back and look at them all that they will be the reason that it took so long for our banks, our credit, our businesses and most importantly, our job creation, to start going again? Is this holding us back at this point?"
Answer: "Nobody has looked at it in all detail, but we certainly are trying, as in each part to develop a system that is coherent and that is consistent with banks performing their vital social function in terms of extending credit."
Before breaking ground on the construction of a building, bridge or other substantial construction project, the architect calculates the cumulative stresses on all the load-bearing parts of his structure — so that he can be sure that when the thing is built, it will not collapse of its own weight and kill thousands of its occupants.
After President Obama, Bernanke is the man with the most comprehensive responsibility for designing the new financial regulatory structure of the U.S. (and in fact, of the entire world — as Bernanke and the United States are also the dominant force in designing the coordination between the U.S and European and Asian financial regulatory structures).
The bald-faced admission that there has been not even an effort at assessing the cumulative load-bearing effect of the proposed new regulations on our financial system brings into question the minimal competence of both the Federal Reserve governing board and the most senior elective and appointive level of the U.S. government — which has the ultimate responsibility for the new financial regulations.
After all, it's only the fate of the economic survival of 300 million Americans that is at stake if the federal government miscalculates the new financial regulations it is busy promulgating. If our financial system buckles under the combined weight of all those "300" new regulations, no one — from CEOs to assembly-line workers (if we have any left after this is over) — will be safe from the collapsing edifice. Think of the terrible image of the thousands of people running from the collapsing World Trade towers on Sept. 11, 2001 and project it (figuratively) to all of us running from a collapsing economy induced by unbearable regulatory weight on our financial institutions.
Maybe this is part of the explanation for last week's CNN poll, in which 48 percent of all Americans believe it is "likely" that America will be in a new Great Depression within the next twelve months. Maybe half of the country is worried about something that has not dawned on our Federal Reserve chairman or other senior executive branch officials.
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If I were the president of the United States, speaker of the House or majority leader of the Senate (or other elected officials), I would have raised holy hell when the Federal Reserve chairman made that admission on live television last week.
Short of war and peace — and maybe even more important — is the financial system of our country. It is the life blood of our economy. If through ineptitude and inattention the federal government imposes a regulatory structure that crushes our financial system, not only our jobs and prosperity are threatened, but even our national strength and sovereignty.
Many historians believe that starting in the 17th century, the reason the British Empire surmounted the French Empire and became the dominate force on the planet for two centuries was the greater strength and stability of British finance over French finance.
Who can doubt that American dominance in the world — even the capacity of our industry to out-produce our enemies during WWII — has been the result of the great power and stability of our financial institutions?
And as we go about the most comprehensive rewriting of our financial regulations since the original Great Depression, the Fed chairman admits he hasn't even tried to calculate the combined effect of all the daffy regulatory ideas being put forward — and there is not a peep of critical comment from the White House, Treasury or Congress?
No wonder half the country is bracing for a new depression.
Tony Blankley is executive vice president of Edelman public relations in Washington. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com. To find out more about Tony Blankley and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.
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Define "Regulation"
Submitted by ThisnThat on Wed, 06/15/2011 - 7:10pm.
Unfortunately, the word "Regulation" has almost no meaning for average Americans. We need concrete examples, repeated over and over again, to fully understand the problem that over-regulation is causing.
"Didn't win the Medal of Honor? Didn't even serve? Then lie about it. We'll support you." — 9th Circuit Court
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Sounds frighteningly like
Submitted by Radical1979 on Wed, 06/15/2011 - 8:44pm.
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It's okay, Tony, because the American sheeple won't notice...
Submitted by Dave. on Thu, 06/16/2011 - 2:09am.
...until it is far too late to reverse it.
Vote for the American in November
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The Fed doesn't have the right minds who could look at it.
Submitted by acaiguana on Thu, 06/16/2011 - 8:38am.
That's the real problem.
Quoted from: 'Acaiguana notes from the Underground' (Soon to be at theaters near you)
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I for one, am not suprised
Submitted by Boudin on Thu, 06/16/2011 - 9:03am.
These new Regs are for control. They are not ready to let that cat out of the bag.
They are corrupt, and anti-American. These Regs are designed to make THEM wealthy. Pelosi is obviously shaking down the new system, making it more robust, and destructive for the rest of us.
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414k new jobless claims
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Thu, 06/16/2011 - 9:08am.
The laughter from the White House reached a crescendo this morning as President Obama and Jeff Immelt raised an early morning champagne toast, having successfully continued for another month, their assault on American jobs.
On the success of Obama
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Why is every argument I read here
Submitted by hayate1 on Sun, 06/19/2011 - 1:43am.
Predicated on one, or more, of 4 things: 1-personal attacks; 2-ideology; 3-ignorance; 4- or the relationship between cause and effect?
When did the financial crisis hit? What where the policies in place that precipitated it? It is not important that Bush was in charge or that Pelosi was the Speaker. What is important is looking at the rules of the game and which one of those rules needs to be changed to prevent a repeat of the meltdown.
Next, neither Ben Bernake nor Obama design and implement regulations. Obama oversees departments that enforce and manage regulations that he signs into law. They have various degrees of leeway to interpret the application and meanings of regulations on the fly, but regulations are written into bills or changed by Congress. Congress doesn't like regulations, they never become law and thus, enforced. even if there are regulations created or existing their enforcement is limited by the willingness of the administration to actually enforce them. Have the last ten years, or the eight years of the Bush admin been years of strict regulatory enforcement and prolific regulatory creation? No.
Have those years been successful in creating jobs? No. Profits, yes.
So let's see, hmmm, no regulations, low taxes, exploding deficit, dismal job creation and dismal growth, and oh yea, the worst economic collapse since the great depression. So how should we respond to that? Double down baby. Even less regulation and lower taxes. Yea, that's the ticket.
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→ hayate
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Sun, 06/19/2011 - 1:56am.
So now you're claiming Texas has taxed itself into prosperity?
Whatever you do, please don't venture south of the Red River.
You're stupid.
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You're an idiot
Submitted by RESTLESS 1 on Sun, 06/19/2011 - 2:20am.
What precipitated the collapse? Try Fannie and Freddie. Try the CRA. You know, the democratic demi-gods that could not be regulated.
Hmmm, who opposed regulation of these agencies when Bush proposed same???
Moron, less regulation does not mean no regulation. When start ups are limited to the very wealthy, due to the cost of the bureaucratic bullshit put in place by democrats, then of course jobs will be lost. Your side has set the foundation on which we build, and your side is the reason the structures built on it are collapsing.
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An answer to the question about the predicates for argument.
Submitted by acaiguana on Sun, 06/19/2011 - 6:07am.
Your post here is so filled with ignorance of how government works; the historic roots of the financial crash; how regulations are formulated and used to 'implement and enforce' laws; whether Obama or Bernake design same and the lack of understanding that policy dictated from above shape and mold the underlying assumptions behind regulatory fiat - e.g. Obama versus Bush;
and finally your completely idiotic statement regarding profit but no jobs ...
Is so funny and silly that even I, the great compassionate one, can only laugh and laugh and laugh.
Thanks for the smile though.
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LOS ANGELES -- Joe Torre was doing his customary pregame talk with reporters in the Dodgers' dugout before Thursday's game but suddenly Manny Ramirez squeezed through the crowd and took a seat next to his manager.
Torre just laughed and said, "Here goes all the attention I had."
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Ramirez told the reporters that he was back for "Part Two" and that "you always leave the best part for last."
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Ramirez has certainly shown no signs of rust at the plate since his return, as he is batting .379 with three home runs and nine RBIs in nine games.
"It seems like his timing has really got back there, especially since the end of the Mets series through the Milwaukee series," Torre said. "But again, he had three days off, so it'll be an adjustment for everybody."
Ramirez, however, has not been surprised with his fast start despite sitting out for 50 games.
"I've showed you what I can do, so I still have it," Ramirez said. "I never doubted it. My bat is still young."
Ramirez also made it clear what his goal is for the Dodgers, who entered the All-Star break with the best record in baseball.
"We have some things we have to do," Ramirez said. "It doesn't matter how many games we've won, the main goal is that we win the World Series."
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