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Cold Biography
Cold are from Jacksonville, Florida, USA. With the release of its self-titled debut, "Cold," in 1998, the band quickly became known for its angsty lyrics and the singer's distinctive voice. Cold's first self-entitled album, "Cold," has obvious touches of grunge, but on the following album, "13 Ways to Bleed on Stage," Cold changed towards a more ambivalent, and in some ways, alternative, hard rock, with slightly calmer and angst inspired songs. In later years and albums, Cold has moved closer to plain rock, heavily inspired by lead singer Scooter Ward's dark lyrics and sorrowful sound. Cold has also released a third album, entitled "Year of the Spider," that moved them closer to mainstream rock as well as mainstream success. Cold collaborated with game developer and publisher Midway to produce an exclusive song titled "With My Mind" for the 2004 video game Psi - Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy. They also have a fourth album titled "A Different Kind Of Pain" which moves more-so in the direction of dark emotional lyrics. This fourth album was released on August 30th, 2005. Cold is rumored to have always been able to illicit very close and emotional feelings amongst its fans, which has resulted in a very tight fan base nicknamed the "Cold Army," an obvious Kiss reference in and of itself. Lead singer Scooter Ward is in close contact with certain Cold fans via the band's official homepage and forum, which is run and moderated by a former fan. Former members of Cold include guitarist Terry Balsamo, who left the band after a joint tour to replace Ben Moody of Evanescence, and Kelly Hayes, who left the band amid turmoil over its future in music and in the music industry itself. In late February 2006, Scooter Ward posted on the band's forum that Cold has "called it a day," but that he and drummer Sam McCandless will start a new project, "The Witch". The project just recently announced a new name, "When November Falls," and has also announced a tentative title for their first release as "The Series of Emotion." It is expected out in March, with the first single hopefully hitting the radio airwaves around January... In late April 2006, Scooter Ward announced, via MySpace, that Cold was no longer going to disband, but instead simply take a break. It is presumed that Scooter Ward and Sam McCandless are going to continue work on "When November Falls" during this break. In November 2006, it was again announced that Cold was now officially over after a good 20 year run and that "When November Falls" was now his main focus. "When November Falls" has been renamed yet again to "The Killer And The Star" in March of 2008. In July of 2008 it was announced that Cold would reunite in 2009 for a reunion tour and a new album, which is rumored to be their last. The Killer And The Star will also be part of the tour. 2) Isar Logi Arnarsson - electro/techno/ambient music. He dealt with the well-known Elektrolux label.
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Let's go back to 1970 to the first show of the Bad Boys of Boston: Aerosmith.
It was in Mendon, Mass. in the Nipmuc Regional High School gym. The guys got a place in Boston at 1325 Commonwealth Ave.; a classic way to start, playing gigs outside Boston University.
"I had no idea, again. The band, we really didn't think about money, we just wanted to make it. We wanted to beat out the band that was in front of us, and that's from where we came. That's the cloth this band was cut out of," said larger-than-life frontman Steven Tyler.
The cloth turned into gold - records that is. Forty years later, they've sold more than 100 million records, grabbed Grammys, and cemented their place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
"When you think of institutions, you know, in New England - Sox, Celtics, Patriots, Bruins - these guys, to me, have always been an institution," says Casey Tebo, a director for the band.
Casey Tebo has been the guy behind Aerosmith for the past decade, chronicling their days on the road as their tour director. "[Tyler] was like, hey you, you want to kind of take a camera and follow me around for the tour, and I was like, sure. What am I going to say, no?"
"He's got footage, thousands of hours of me out there, and he's got such a great eye. He'd walk into a place and he would know how to set up things, and he would do it for me," said Tyler.
Tebo is still following Aerosmith around directing their European tours. And by the way, it's a family affair. Tebo's wife, Melissa Mahoney, happens to be their photographer. But it's the backyard gig that blew this local kid away. When he got the call to direct the show at Fenway Park in August, he says he "literally cried."
The ending of that show had to be Boston, and who else to do it than the 62-year-old Tyler and his buddy Tebo. "There's only one thing to do, and that's to put Steven on the Green Monster for 'Dream On'," Tebo said. "It's going to take you 2 minutes and 13 seconds to get up here. No problem, I'll sprint, and he did," Tebo said of Tyler.
That energy is one of the reasons they tapped Tyler to be a judge on Idol. "If you're a fan of Steven, of course you're going to watch it. He adds credibility. I mean, the guy has 150 million records sold. How many hit songs does he have. He's an icon; he's up there with everybody else. I think to add him to the show, it makes it a little bit cooler. It's like, he's a rock guy," said Tebo.
So when that rocker joined a pop star to sit down next to Randy, a lot of people just weren't sure how it was going to work, including Tyler. "I got that Simon would flambé people, but I don't think that's what the whole show was about. We're looking for talent," Tyler said. "It's good television; it moved me. I wasn't sure in the beginning, but I watched it back and it's great."
This isn't uncharted territory for Tyler. "I remember, god, so long ago, [Tyler] said, you've got to listen to this band, and it was The White Stripes; this guy Jack White. And I was blown away. I think Steven, he had it before anybody. It's like, you gotta check this out. So he can definitely pick out talent," said Tebo.
So what kind of judge will Tyler make? Tebo says what you see is what you get. "It's going to be tough for him. He's always been a super nice guy."
A super nice guy who always keeps it real, despite the fact he's a household name. "We'll just get on our Harleys and ride down to Hull beach and get a hot dog, and as soon as we get there it's, like, mobbed with people. He loves it. He's signing autographs for people, he's the nicest guy in the world. He feeds off that positive energy that people sort of bring around him," said Tebo.
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By: Idaho Athletics Dept.
LAS CRUCES, N.M. – Similar circumstances, same brutal result for Idaho men's basketball in a 76-74 loss against New Mexico State on Thursday at the Pan American Center.
Idaho trailed by 11 points with six minutes to play and battled back to tie the game on a Connor Hill 3-pointer with one minute left. The Vandals fouled NM State's Bandja Sy with 26 seconds to play and rebounded his front-end miss on a one-and-one free throw.
On the ensuing possession, Idaho turned it over and fouled New Mexico State's Daniel Mullings with 14 seconds to play. He made both and Idaho missed three shots in the final seconds before senior center Kyle Barone's tip-in that couldn't beat the buzzer.
It was eerily similar to Idaho's Jan. 12 game at the Cowan Spectrum in which the Vandals closed out a 17-point deficit and tied the game with three seconds to go, only to foul Mullings on the ensuing inbounds play in a 71-70 loss.
"We did a lot of really, really good things tonight," Idaho head coach Don Verlin said. "There's not anyone who feels worse than those players in the locker room, because there's two games in a row, for lack of a better term, where we gave it to them."
With the loss, Idaho slips to 9-13 overall and 5-7 in the Western Athletic Conference. New Mexico State moves to 16-8 overall and 10-2 in conference play.
Barone notched his sixth 20-point game of the season with 26 on 10-of-19 shooting, along with seven rebounds, two assists, one block and one steal. Hill, a sophomore guard, notched a career-high 21 points on 6-of-9 shooting and cracked Idaho's career top-10 with three 3-pointers. He already has 109 in his career, which is 10th-most in school history.
As a team, Idaho went 25-of-54 (.463) from the field and 7-of-12 (.583) from 3-point range. The Aggies went 30-of-56 (.536) overall and 8-of-18 (.444) from 3-point range. The main difference was at the free throw line, where Idaho was 17-of-21 (.810) and NM State was just 8-of-12 (.667).
The Aggies out-rebounded Idaho by a 32-28 margin, but got more out of their offensive rebounds. NM State had just nine o-boards to Idaho's eight, but the Aggies turned their second chances into 12 points and the Vandals got just two from theirs.
Idaho turned the ball over just 11 times in the game, but nearly every one was of the offensive foul or traveling variety. The Aggies only had two steals in the game, but 13 points off Idaho's giveaways. The Vandals scored 18 points off NM State's 15 turnovers.
Mullings, NM State's leading scorer, wasn't much of a factor in the game until his late free throws, but in his stead, guards Kevin Aronis and Remi Barry came off the bench to combine for 16 points on 6-of-12 shooting. The duo entered the game averaging just 5.8 points per game, combined.
New Mexico State got 20 points on 8-of-8 shooting from center Sim Bhullar and 12 points each from Terrel de Rouen and Renaldo Dixon. Forward Banda Sy had nine points and a game-high 15 rebounds.
Verlin said that Idaho's plan from the beginning was to compact the interior of the court to try to counter NM State's size and athleticism, but the Aggies responded by hitting 3-pointers in open space.
"We felt like we had to make them beat us from three," Verlin said. "They were making three a game, but they step up here and make eight. By keeping our defense packed in, we were able to keep them from driving the basket and drawing fouls."
Up next for Idaho is a road trip to Denver, which is 14-8 overall and 10-2 in WAC play after a 72-55 home win over Seattle U on Thursday. The Pioneers took a narrow 55-49 win against the Vandals earlier this year at the Cowan Spectrum.


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Tuesday is your chance to get a $1 filet mignon sandwich from Morton's Steakhouse. The discounted price is to help celebrate National Filet Mignon Day.
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Good Day Atlanta checked and the Morton's Steakhouse in downtown Atlanta starts serving 'em up at 5 p.m. They are available while supplies last.
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A once very popular climbing area that was closed due to the impact on the tourist scene. Saying this, the Arakawa has created an amazing bouldering area. Spread over two miles are some of Japans largest and most beautiful boulders. The granite boulders offer a very nice secluded experience. On busy days you will run into maybe two or three people.
Getting There
From Tokyo take the Chou Expressway to Kofu. Take the hwy 20 exit. Go west until you reach 358. 358 meanders through central Kofu, but eventually turns into 104 via a couple of unnamed streets. This will take you into the Vally. Once on 104 there is a split right for hwy 7, take this. Take this road until you see amazing rock formations and great bouldering. From 7 you can take 112 farther up the river to even more boulders.
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Deputies said the bodies of two people were found in the front yard of a Seneca home Saturday morning in what investigators believe was a murder-suicide.
Oconee County deputies were called to 220 Steve Nix Road about 7:40 a.m. where the bodies were found. Investigators said their early findings indicate a possible murder-suicide. The coroner's office has not yet released a cause of death, though deputies said both people appear to have been shot.
Oconee County Coroner Karl Addis said apparent murder-suicide happened shortly after 1 a.m. Saturday. He said both subjects resided at the incident location; they were not married but were in a relationship.
He said the female victim was Gwendolyn D. Hiott, 58, and the male victim was James Wesley Foxx, 50. Addis said a handgun was found lying near the body of Foxx.
After completing both autopsies, Addis said Foxx died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head while Hiott died from shots to the chest and neck, with the results consistent with a murder-suicide.
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I am just thinking there are some important things in the Quran just as in the Bible, but you know some like to keep track of some things. Don´t they?
There are numerous important things in the Qur'an, such as the procreation of the fetus, the bible makes mention of that, also, the fact that all living things was made from water, the bible makes no mention of that, the fact that the heavens and the earth were once one, and Allah commanded it to separate, the big bang, the bible makes no mention about that, the fact of the two bodies of water which meet, one salt and one fresh and they donot mix for Allah says he has placed a barrier between the two. The bible makes no mention about that. The fact that everyone has different finger prints, the bible makes no mention about that, Isa whom you call jesus talking from the cradle, your cannonized bible says nothing about that but there are many books which the canonized mind, which is a Hellenistic mind, calls gnostic mentions this. I can go on and on, now what is your point?? If you would like to debate, I welcome it, but you have me at a disadvantage for you know what iam upon but I don't know what you are upon. Make it clear than we can debate whatever you wish. Salaam
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Hmm.. Debate.. Can you say how many times special words in the Quran are mentioned? Which words you now think, yeah which words. Which words in the Quran is important?
(Aug 25 '13 at 15:34) UnknownUser
You say the fact that all living is made of water, and it does not mention nothing about water in the Bible. You know the Quran can be easy to understand, but the Bible you have to at least understand a little better maybe. You are Muslim since you are here talking good about Islam and Allah, then if you are a strong believer in Allah and in Islam. Then try to see what I see by the history, all is for making it go right. All this can be understood.... You think Jesus is special? Then who is also special from his time?
(Aug 25 '13 at 16:47) UnknownUser
Ok Flanders really. Do you realize you just asked what is important about the word of the one and true creator ?!? Every word in the Qur'an is the Holy word of Allah. And yes i am not going to say god. Why? Because i want no mistake or misunderstanding that i speak for the one true creator.
(Aug 26 '13 at 02:18) sadie ♦
I'm not getting your point sir yes the bible speaks of water, but it doesn't say all living things was made from water if so show it to me.
(Aug 26 '13 at 04:17) yaqin ♦
Matthew 4:4 - But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.
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This is a very low offwidth roof formed between two boulders. Luckily the ground doesn't affect the problem much, if any. It is flared, very wide, and about a body length long. Start with your feet up in the crack at the very back of the roof. Better than it looks.
This is in the low boulders directly in front of Slick and Superficial, facing up toward The Nautilus.
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Fade To Black is one of the steepest routes in the amphitheater! Begin just right of the terrace where Dark Arts starts and scramble up to a low ledge. Here, a blue TCU or green Alien in a horizontal doesn't do much for pro, but will keep the next few wire placements from zippering. Slot a key, blind #5 BD overhead (currently fixed) and work past a funky low move and then into low angled, sporty left facing dihedral. Move up into a cruxy thin crack dihedral passing a solution pocket on left. Rest at a block and then move out the steep dihedral past four bolts via jams and long moves between jugs to a final crux reach to a fingerlock. Bouldery, pumpy, and classic!
Thin pro (to 1/2"), four bolts up high. A green Alien or blue TCU in a horizontal - the first piece - helps prevent wires from zippering up higher. After this is a key #5 BD stopper that is placed blindly to protect the first weird move - currently this wire is fixed.


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Kenneth Earl Barton, 42, of Martinsville died at 8:20 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012, at his home.
A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Macedonia Baptist Church, 1075 County Road 2400 E., Casey, with the Rev. Jim Kyle officiating. Online condolences may be left at www.markwellfuneralhome.com. Markwell Funeral Home, Casey, is in charge of the arrangements.


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PEORIA, Ill -- After a bi-partisan effort Governor Pat Quinn (D) signed legislation Tuesday extending what he calls a top economic development tool in the state.
The new law extends the enterprise zone program in Illinois for another 25 years.
Along with creating an enterprise zone board to increase transparency, Governor Quinn said the new law creates certainty and stability for businesses.
"We've got to be very agile and nimble in a world economy. We've got to make sure our workers are well-trained and well-educated, very, very important. We've got to make sure our businesses have all the tools they need to have in order to create jobs, maintain jobs," said Governor Quinn.
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I. USF Student
Conduct Code – As a program/service that extends into the lives of many
individuals belonging to the USF campus community, the USF Intramural Sports
program asks that all participants adhere to the University's Student Conduct
Conduct that endangers the physical or psychological
well-being of any person, including but not limited to the following, will
result in disciplinary action;
a. Physical abuse
b. Verbal abuse
c. Threats
d. Intimidation
e. Harassment
f. Coercion
g. Harm to self
h. Hazing (Reference Hazing Policy for more information)Visit http://www.usfca.edu/fogcutter/studentconduct/
for more information on the Student Code of Conduct.
II. Sportsmanship –
In congruence with the Student Code of Conduct, it is a participant's duty to
behave appropriately and responsibly. While competition can heat up, there is
no excuse for poor sportsmanship and any act that endangers the wellbeing of
another. A two game suspension is the minimum
penalty for game ejections. Officials are to be respected at all times and any
reported mistreatment will result in an automatic suspension.
III. Eligibility
– Current USF students and USF faculty/staff are
eligible to participate in the IM Sports program.
A NCAA athlete must be one semester removed from varsity competition in order to participate in the same sport that they are playing for the University. This policy includes NCAA redshirts. For instance, a varsity
soccer player cannot play on an intramural indoor or outdoor soccer team. If a
varsity player is found to be playing illegally all members of that team will
be suspended, from that sport, for the remainder of the semester and the incident will be reported to the University.
For field events, much of the time you'll be entering and
exiting the field through Koret's back soccer hallway. Make sure you have your Student ID to access the
Koret Center and to check in for your game. NO ID, no participation.
IV. Rosters and
Waivers – Once you play a game for a particular team you must remain on that team for the duration of the semester long season. Rosters will be finalized and locked after your team's second game. Plan
accordingly for injuries and for participants that are out of town
periodically. Once rosters are LOCKED you will not be able to add/or make
changes to your team's roster.
A person must play two
games during a team's regular season to be eligible to participate in
the playoffs.
If a team is found to be participating with a person who is not
on their roster they will be
penalized with a forfeit for the game in which the 'ineligible' participant
played in.
V. Forfeiture Fees
– A $50 payment for teams (see imleagues.com) MUST be paid prior to playing in
a league. The $50 will be fully refunded at the END of the season, provided
your team does NOT forfeit any games (including playoff games). Otherwise, a
team is charged $25 for one forfeit and $50 for two or more forfeits.
Teams that accumulate two forfeits, and subsequently lose
their forfeit deposit, will be dropped from the league and ineligible to make
the playoffs.
VI. Forfeits and
Defaults – Punctuality – You're expected to be on time for ALL of your
games. A late arrival forfeit will be at the discretion of the official. Our field and court space is
very limited due to the many departments using Koret. Please
be respectful of that and show up on time.
If you extend the IM Office a 48 hour notice of a forfeit,
your team will not be charged default. Defaults will not result in a
loss of $25 of your team's forfeiture fee. Defaults still count as a loss for your team and could be the difference in advancing team to the playoffs.
VI. Play Structure – Leagues
are either set up to run for the duration of the semester or as a mini league
that runs for a shorter season (either Spring 1 or Spring 2 or the like). Full
season leagues run for roughly 8 weeks. Mini league seasons run for roughly 4 weeks.
A single elimination bracket tournament will follow the regular season for both
types of leagues.
VII. Division
VIII. Injuries – If
you sustain injury while participating, please bring it to the attention of the
official/scorekeeper on duty. The Koret Center is staffed with various persons
trained in First Aid, AED and CPR. Seek their advice and assistance prior to treating
an injury yourself.
IX. Equipment – USF
IM Sports will provide game balls. We will not provide practice/warm up balls.
We will also provide jerseys and/or pinnies for specific sports.
No Metal Cleats, baseball style spikes, or cleats with metal exposed are
permitted any in any Intramural contest or sport. The Intramural Sports Staff
will ask the offending individual to remove the shoes the first time. However,
any subsequent time, the individual will be ejected from the intramural
contest. No bare feet, flip flops, sandals or any form of open-toed shoes are
Leg and knee braces made of hard, unyielding material must be covered on both
sides and all edges with appropriate slow-recovery padding. Jewelry is NOT
allowed to be worn by any participant during an intramural contest. This
includes, any visible rings (including wedding bands), watches, necklaces
(including hemp necklaces), earrings, studs, bracelets, and any other such
similar jewelry. Medical alert bracelets are permitted.
X. Game Cancellations
and Inclement Weather – Game cancellations may occur due inclement weather.
Captains and participants should proceed as if games are on unless notified. If
a game is cancelled we will do our best to notify captains at least an hour
prior to game time, if not sooner. Games in progress may be called due to
weather or waning daylight, at the discretion of the official.
XI. Game Rescheduling
– We strongly encourage captains to bring any scheduling concerns to our
attention prior to the creation/release of the schedule. If over the course of
the regular season your team arrives at a situation that requires rescheduling
consideration, those requests must be made within 48 hours of game time in
order to avoid a forfeit. Games will be rescheduled based on space and both
team's availability.
XII. Game Protests
– Protest can be filed regarding player eligibility only. If you are under the
impression that the opposing team is playing with a person that is not on their
roster, is not a USF student, is a varsity athlete competing in their
associated sport, etc. etc. you are encouraged to bring it to the attention of
the IM Sports office within 24 hours of the conclusion of the game in question.
XIII. Playoff
Advancement – In order to advance to the playoffs your team must adhere to
all of the policies and guidelines set forth. After considering the time and
field/court space we have to work with, we will strive to advance all teams
with a winning record.
Teams that accumulate more than two forfeits, and
subsequently lose their forfeit deposit, will be dropped from the league and
ineligible to make the playoffs. Teams that forfeit once throughout the season
may advance to the playoffs, only after priority has been given to teams that
complete the regular season having not accrued a single forfeit or default.
IV. IM Spectators
– Every IM participant and spectator needs a valid and working I.D. (i.e. USF
ID or Koret membership card) to enter the Koret Center. If you don't have a valid USF ID with you,
you'll be charged either the $10 student drop-in fee or the $15 adult drop-in
fee. It is imperative and expected that
you inform all potential spectator friends or family that they must pay a
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Environmental Studies Blogs
Check out what Environmental Studies faculty, students and alumni are doing now.
EVST major Kara Colovich (winner of the 2014 Greening UM award)
is spending summer 2014 in Salt Lake City working with their Division of Sustainability.
Kara tells about some of the challenges and successes in Kara's Blog.
"Wild Mercy Nature Writing Community Reading Series": Wild Mercy Nature Writing Community Reading Series for Spring 2012. 6 Wild Mercy readings (12 readers) from Feb/March 2012 at the UM FLAT. Visit Blog
"Avalanche Basin Podcast Series": Environmental Studies students Kyle Watson, Grace Brogan, Elizabeth Baker, Adrianna Ely, Kate Sheridan, and Meghan Rorick worked with the Crown of the Continent Research Learning Center in Glacier National Park to produce audio podcasts that feature various aspects of the Avalanche Basin. We asked students to explore the area, research a topic, and write natural history essays. These essays were then turned into podcasts for all to experience and enjoy. Each podcast has a different focus, from geology to wildlife, but all give insight to the feelings this special place evokes. Visit Blog
"Hiking it Through": A blog following Environmental Studies grad student Sarah and her 800+ mile thesis project hike along the Arizona Trail. Visit Blog
"Semester at Sea Ruminations": Environmental Studies Professor Dan Spencer's reflections and analysis from his 4 months traveling with Semester at Sea, with a particular focus on Globalization and Environmental issues. Visit Blog
"Born in the Forest": A blog by Environmental Studies/Photojournalism student Matt Coomer covering his time in Thailand with the Elephant Nature Foundation (ENF). Visit Blog
Ecogeek.org: A website/blog brought to us by Environmental Studies alumni Hank Green, which explores the symbiosis between nature and technology. Visit Blog
"Missoula's Terra Madre Delegation": A blog focusing on people working towards a better, more sustainable food system. Environmental Studies students Micah Sewell and Alex Kuennen, together with UM Social Work student Ky Nayfield and MSU student Max Smith, traveled to Torino, Italy for the Terra Madre conference this October. Held every other year, the 2010 conference brought together 8,000 delegates from 150 countries to network and discuss sustainable food systems. Visit Blog
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Katie Nelson and Ashley Burry-Trice attended the UN Climate Negotiations n Durban, South Afric. Nelson was credentialed by UNICEF and Burry-Trice by the sustainability non-profit SustainUS.
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the Antiquities act helped to establish the national park service & to enable the protection of many famous landmark we cherish as part of our heritage.
Then insight gained by the national parks was not lost on the national forests or on the state parks or county lands either. Heritage is heritage..be it sanctioned by a national authority or a state or local one. We as a nation should just be fortunate that it is being preserved.
Without the foresight of preservation, so much of we deem as important as a culture...the artifacts of our history, the beauty of our land will be lost.
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CATHERINE SHARE, member of the Family. Sixty-six years old, she is a writer. I first met Charlie Manson in the summer of 1968. He drove up to the house where I was staying with Bobby Beausoleil. Within 24 hours of the meeting he changed persona four times. He was in a beaten-down Chevy. He wore a cowboy hat and had a beard. He wanted us to go swimming with him. Bobby got on his chopper, and I got into the Chevy with the cowboy. Sitting in the front seat with him was a redhead, who turned out to be Squeaky Fromme, and Ruth Ann Moorehouse, called Ouisch. No one spoke—the cowboy's presence filled the vehicle. We drove to Pacific Palisades and pulled up to the gate of a huge glass-and-log home. It was Dennis Wilson's house. The cowboy said, "This is your dream, isn't it, girl?" Then he turned around and looked me in the eyes and said, "Start living it." He punched in numbers, and we went onto grounds with peacocks and eucalyptus trees and a pool on a cliff where beautiful men and women were swimming, some in suits, some topless. The Beatles' "Magical Mystery Tour" was blaring in the background.
I went into a bathroom to change, and this person walks up to me and he's no longer a cowboy. He has freshly washed chestnut hair, a tan, and is wearing an open silk kimono and harem pants. He looked like a rock star, and he introduced himself like we'd never met: "Hello, I'm Charlie Manson." I went to Spahn Ranch that night. On a stage in the western saloon a member of the group was lying on his stomach, crying and thanking Charlie for setting him free. Charlie now wore a cream-colored robe, and his hair was down. He looked like Christ. He was saying, "That's all right, brother. You can give it all to me. Just let it go and be free." Charlie's face was shining. I thought he was the wisest and kindest man I'd ever met.
The next morning I saw the fourth Charlie Manson. The girls were showing me around the ranch. They were sweet. They told me about George Spahn, who was blind. I walked into the room where George was, and it was like a scene out of a movie about the Ozarks. Cowboy music was playing, and Squeaky Fromme was speaking in a twang to George. Then Charlie walked in, and he was a dumb-as-a-stump hired hand. He said to George, "We shoveled everything in the barn for you. Anything else, boss man?" Then Charlie started making hand signals for the girls to cook up breakfast. There were four or five people in the room, and George couldn't see them.
That was my first 24 hours with Charlie. I found him captivating. He made me his woman right away. That's how it happened with all the new girls.
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This is a pretty cool spot to hang out. They are owned by the same people as McCoy's and Beer Kitchen across the street. It is actually attached to McCoy's and serves all their beer. We tried to order a bunch of pony (6oz) size beers to make our own local tasting. Unfortunately, they were out of about half of the special things. It was pretty frustrating because we would tell the server what we wanted, he would come back 4 minutes later and say they were out, we would tell him a replacement, they would be out of that...etc. etc. Our friends ordered food which looked like nice quality pub food. The clientele gets a little douchy later at night. We came back at about 1 in the morning until close, and it is a really great late night hang out place. There's 4 great beer places to check out right here, so if you like beer, you should visit this neighborhood. The decor is really weird (supper club chic??) but it's fun.
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One of the better beer spots to hit up in KC if you want a great selection and lax atmosphere around happy hour. The rotating taps are pretty decent, but the "cellar" always has some outstanding, very difficult to find bottles. Now, are you willing to swallow the $28 price tag that comes with them is another thing (but still cheaper than the Beer Kitchen across the street on their rare stuff). Always a great place for beer events as well. You can also get a good deal on the Mccoy's beers next door (the brew pub that I believe owns The Foundry).
The food is decent for pub food. Haven't had the pizzas yet, but the burgers are fair. Don't expect to be blown away with the food quality though. The deserts are quite delicious though.
Atmosphere can really vary depending on when you stop by. If you are looking for chilled, laid back setting, I suggest going before 9 on the weekends. Any later than that, they try to turn this great beer stop into a club by removing the tables, blaring the music, and setting up the dance floor. So, if standing sandwiched in a crowd crotch-to-ass and attempting (and failing miserably) to scream over the music to the bartender to order your beer sounds good to you, then I suggest showing up around midnight on Fri/Sat.
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This humorous, insider guide to Asperger Syndrome (ASD) explores the 'why' of ASD traits. Full of personal anecdotes, Kim explores, amongst many other things, how her perspective changed after diagnosis and offers strategies to help manage the quirks of ASD, including a section on the benefits of martial arts. more »September 2014, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
Keywords: adults, advocacy, Asperger syndrome, autism, autism spectrum disorders, autobiography, bullying, Chinese martial arts, communication, disability, emotions, employment, families, gifted and talented, life skills, memoirs, psychology, social skills
Blunt, witty and honest, Tess Regan's collection of short stories, poems and illustrations tell a personal tale of alcoholism, Asperger's syndrome and an unusual spiritual journey. They will be invaluable reading for anyone on the autism spectrum dealing with alcoholism or mental illness, their friends, family and the associated professionals. more »September 2014, Paperback: £9.99/ $15.95
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This life-affirming book shows diagnosis to be a positive and empowering experience. Written by a mother and her teenage daughter, it is an honest account of the process of procuring an autism spectrum diagnosis including assessment, reactions to the news and its impact on their lives, and includes helpful management strategies. more »2014, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
Keywords: Asperger syndrome, autism, autobiography, bullying, child development, child psychology, communication, high functioning autism, mainstream education, parenting, sensory issues, social skills, speech and language therapy, teenagers
For twenty-five years Eduard Fischer returned to the Trans-Himalayan region of Ladakh, enthralled by the unique culture of this ancient Buddhist kingdom, and seeking to catch just a glimpse of the elusive snow leopard. This is the tale of that quest, but also an exploration of myth, art, science, and the sacred space of high mountains. more »2014, Paperback: £9.99/ $15.95
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Lindsey Wei, a young American-Chinese woman, is drawn to the Wudang Mountains on a quest to understand her ancestral roots and discover the hidden knowledge of Daoist martial arts and spiritual wisdom. This book follows her journey with Li Shi Fu, a hermetic Daoist recluse, as she establishes herself as a worthy disciple of the internal arts. more »2013, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
Keywords: autobiography, Daoism, memoirs, qigong
An intriguing, personal account, this book explores the author's experiences with the Adept Shun Yuan of the Heavenly Dragon sect as he sets off on a journey towards spiritual enlightenment. However, this journey is not without its challenges, and the author has to look to his very core to overcome the obstacles that block his way. more »2012, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
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I Send a Voice is a gripping account of Evelyn Eaton's experiences participating in Native American Sweat Lodge healing rituals, and being eventually deemed worthy of carrying a healing Pipe herself. This classic book remains one of the definitive accounts of the training and work of a Pipe-woman in this shamanic tradition. more »2012, Paperback: £12.99/ $18.95
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Filled with practical advice and useful techniques, this book helps parents support their child with Asperger's Syndrome to make the transition from adolescent to happy, confident, and engaged adult. With this essential guide, young Aspies can achieve independence and learn life-long skills for succeeding in college, work, relationships, and more. more »2012, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
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Christine Bryden was 46 when she was diagnosed with dementia, and in this book she describes her remarkable emotional, physical and spiritual journey in the three years immediately following. Originally published in Australia in 1998, the book is brought completely up-to-date with new material and photographs, and is a truly inspirational read. more »2012, Paperback: £13.99/ $19.95
Keywords: adults, Alzheimer's disease, autobiography, carers, dementia, families, memoirs, mental health, older people, practical theology, spirituality
Contributors from across the world share their experiences of creating a successful life on the autism spectrum. The positive and inspiring voices in this book explain how it is possible to draw on autistic strengths not just to make your way in the world, overcoming challenges and obstacles, but also to make your life a real success. more »2011, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
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Drawing on interviews with over 100 people in NS/AS relationships, as well as on the authors' own experiences, this supportive book will give NS partners a better understanding of NS/AS relationships, and of what other NS partners have found to be helpful in terms of better understanding themselves and their partners. more »2011, Paperback: £13.99/ $19.95
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In this collection of personal accounts, siblings from a variety of backgrounds share their experiences of growing up with a brother or sister with autism. They show that certain things are common to the "sibling experience: being overlooked; accommodating resentment, and helplessness; and the yearning to connect across neurological difference. more »2010, Paperback: £13.99/ $19.95
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Bipolar disorder(BP) can be a devastating illness, seriously affecting not only the person with bipolar but also family and friends. While most people are familiar with the terms 'manic depressive' and 'BP', there remains a lack of real understanding about the illness and many sufferers and their families can feel helpless, alone and misunderstood. more »2010, Paperback: £13.99/ $19.95
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The needs of a child with autism often overwhelm a family, leaving neurotypical children feeling overshadowed. For the first time, the 'neurotypical' siblings get to have their say. They recount the good, the bad, and the downright annoying in a way that all young people in a similar situation will immediately recognise. more »2010, Paperback: £10.99/ $14.95
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Parenting a child on the autistic spectrum can be tough, but few books take the time to celebrate the love and laughter an autistic child can elicit in their parents and those around them. In this warm, honest and laugh-out-loud tale of bringing up Bobby, now ten, Georgina Derbyshire shares and rejoices in his 'slightly different' childhood. more »2010, Paperback: £9.99/ $15.95
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When homebrewing hobbyist Scott Beaudry started looking for a way to reuse the leftover grain from his craft beer projects, he had to look no further than his black lab Barley for the solution: dog treats.
Beaudry researched the treat idea and played around with recipes, and within a years time, he and his girlfriend Theresa Chu, who share a home with Barley in Durham, had turned their dog treat experiment into a business.
But while the inspiration for Barley Labs is credited to the dog, the execution of the idea benefited from the friendly cooperation in the Durham small business community.
I thought we could really scale up the business, Beaudry said. I f we could use grain from a brewery.
Thats when Chu sent an email to Sean Wilson, the chief executive optimist for the Durham-based Fullsteam Brewery, asking what the company did with their spent grain. Turns out they donate much of it to local farmers to feed their livestock, but they were happy to give some to Chu and Beaudry in exchange for a mention on the dog treat packaging.
Chu said that co-marketing strategy has worked well. Fullsteam gives them grain and sells the Barley Labs treats at their bar (which welcomes dogs), and in turn, each Barley Labs bag has a sticker bearing the Fullsteam logo and information about the brewery.
Beaudry, a data analyst for the state, is the treat baker. He uses grain from Fullsteams Southern Lager because it contains 100 percent barley and has a lighter color than other grains, which means the treats dont get too dark when theyre baked.
Right now, the Barley line features a peanut butter treat and a pumpkin flavor treat. The treats are all-natural and contain no preservatives.
We wanted the ingredient list to be foods people recognized, Chu said. The crunchy treats do not contain alcohol.
Beaudry spent a lot of time perfecting the recipe they and Barley preferred.
Barley, who is a very lucky dog, got to test and approve all the treats. But Chu said they also sought out the opinions of other dogs to ensure the wide appeal of their recipe.
By the time theyd hit on a winning recipe, Chu, a communications manager for a medical devices company in Durham, had enlisted the aid of a graphic designer friend to help create the company logo and packaging.
Chu is in charge of the companys website, running their social media, reaching out to retailers and handling all other marketing.
The whole dog treat operation takes place in the couples Durham home.
Treat sales are good, they say, but the baking takes up all of Beaudrys free time. Im baking every day just to meet demand, he said.
Beaudry gets six 8-ounce bags of treats from each batch.
The treats are sold online at barleylabs.com and in Durham at Fullsteam Brewery, Parker and Otis, Bean Traders, Bull Street Gourmet and Market and at all three locations of Weaver Street Market in Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Hillsborough. This week, they begin selling at Mimosa Home & Gift in Wake Forest. The bags cost $6.49.
Chu has also reached out to several local independent pet shops in Raleigh and Chapel Hill, and hopes Barley Labs can expand soon.
Beaudry and Chu, who moved here two years ago from Chicago, used their own savings about $5,000 for startup money. Most of that went toward administrative fees, incorporation fees, trademarking the logo and business name, packaging and getting a business license in Durham.
But with the grain deal with Fullsteam, the company enjoys a pretty low overhead.
The couple is glad they were able to use their own money instead of having to seek out loans.
We talked about looking for investors when we first started, Chu said. But we said if we can start out lean and do it on our own, that would be better.
And if excitement and enthusiasm count for much, a larger scale operation may be in their future. And they owe it all to Barley, who they adopted from a Chicago animal shelter in 2009.
We were inspired by her, Chu said.
Barley is the voice behind the companys Twitter feed (@barleylabs) and Facebook page (facebook.com/barleylabs). And in a nod to the pups humble shelter beginnings, Barley Labs donates ten cents from every bag of treats sold to the Animal Protection Society in Durham.
And for her 4th birthday Wednesday, Beaudry and Chu are throwing Barley a big party at Fullsteam, which is open to humans and dogs alike.
Lucky dog, indeed.
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Northern Regional Police are investigating an armed robbery at the BP Gas station and convenience store located in the T-Bones shopping plaza on Route 910 near the I-79 interchange in Wexford.
Police Chief T. Robert Amann said a white man, about 6 feet tall and wearing a black hoodie sweatshirt and blue jeans, held up the convenience store between the gas pumps at 10:44 a.m. Tuesday. Amann said the man did show a handgun to store workers.
After the robbery, police said the suspect ran across route 910 and jumped into a car, which was parked at Soergel's market. The vehicle was described as a grey small vehicle, possibly a Dodge Avenger, which drove off on southbound Brandt School Road.
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COLOGNE, GERMANY -- (Marketwire) -- 02/16/12 -- According to the latest surveys, the Internet business of the G-20 states will soon reach a turnover of 4 billion US dollars. The related increased importance of the international digital industry is already being reflected by the current registrations for the dmexco 2012: In comparison to this time last year over 40% more exhibitors have already confirmed their participation at the leading international Expo and Conference for the entire digital industry. As the renowned leading international Expo, the dmexco has in addition to enquiries from Germany registered increasing interest from companies all over the world, including among others from the USA, the Netherlands, Great Britain, Austria and Switzerland. The early bird rate for participating at the Expo is still valid until February 29th, 2012 -- all necessary information can be found at http://www.dmexco.de/en/1041/7/8/Downloads.html.
Frank Schneider, Director Marketing, Sales & Operations dmexco: "The digital industry is truly global, it knows no borders -- this is what makes it so unique and creates its incredible growth potential. You can be assured that we will take advantage of this potential to expand the dmexco and in turn further reinforce the significance of the Expo on an international basis, without taking our eyes off Germany, our core market."
About dmexco dmexco is the international leading expo & conference for the digital industry. Comprising of a unique combination between an exposition and a conference it stands for innovative and future-oriented marketing in the midst of a global growth market. Placing a clear focus on advertising, media and technology dmexco is the global no. 1 industry meeting platform for valuable knowledge transfer as well as direct business transactions. dmexco offers trade visitors the broadest range of business trends, growth strategies, product innovations and creative excellence in various ways and is free of charge. Being the central hub for all thought leaders and minds from digital brands, advertisers and marketers, all types of agencies and media owners dmexco is leading the global digital industry.
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I know I can turn it off for all "not logged in" users but it still shows up on the home page, I dont want it on there EVER, NO MATTER WHAT. thanks
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Granite Gear Vapor Flash
4-star: 1
3-star: 1
2-star: 0
1-star: 0
1.39 kg / 3 lb 1 oz
52.5 L / 3200 cu in
This pack is lightweight. It's more of a minimalist…
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This pack is lightweight. It's more of a minimalist or ultralight pack but still has nice features.
- Lightweight
- Durable
- Roomy
- Nice looking
- Deep water bottle pockets
- The bottle pockets are too high to reach when wearing the pack.
- Needs at least one exterior pocket other than the lid for outerwear, etc.
- The buckles on the adjustable shoulder straps tend to disappear into the holes of the lid. They're hard to get out.
I love this pack. Yes, there are some irritating negatives but overall the Vapor Flash by Granite Gear is a great, lightweight pack.
While researching ultralight packs this one caught my eye because it's sharp looking and had a decent price tag. Obviously it's going to be missing some of the pleasantries of heavier packs, but it does a great job on weekend trips.
I wasn't sure how I was going to like a frameless pack, but it is very very comfortable and actually breathes very well. My pack weight is around 21 pounds. I would suggest staying under 30 with this pack for peak performance.
I give it a 4 due to no exterior pocket, it comes with a hip belt that is almost too small for me 5'-10" 180 lbs, the Nalgene pockets are too high to use while wearing the pack, and the cinch straps just seem pesky.
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It was a challenge for me to get two nights worth of gear into this bag, but it did fit. Having to bring cold weather (below freezing) clothing/sleeping gear always makes it a bit more difficult. Plus I always pack like I'm going to get lost for two weeks and have to pull Survivorman.
I bought this pack for a couple reasons:
- I love my Nimbus Ozone, and now stand by Granite Gear packs.
- I wanted a pack with larger top pocket that could also be used as a waistpack.
- It was the perfect size for my 1-2 night outings.
At 35lbs, with water (two 32oz bottles plus a bladder), I was a bit over capacity, but the suspension kept the load very comfortable and stable. I did have difficulties adjusting the top shoulder straps which run through the top lid. This and the frustration I had trying to use the lid as a waistpack were the only downfalls I've found with the Vapor Flash.
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CLOSEOUTS . A lightweight overnighter with tough Corduraand#174; nylon construction for harsh environments, Granite Gear's Vapor Flash backpack has a floating lid that converts to a fanny pack and the solid and stable Vapor suspension system. Available Colors: TIGER/SLATE. Sizes: REG, LONG.
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The Granite Gear Vapor Flash has been built on Granite Gear's award winning Vapor suspension. Vapor Flash is a simple yet comfortable pack with features like a floating lid that turns into a fanny pack for day trips. Granite Gear has taken the minimalist Vapor Trail and thrown in some comforts and durability that make the Vapor Flash a multi-use, multi-adventure pack.
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The Vapor Flash is simple yet elegant, tough yet comfortable, flashy yet clean. A top loader with a floating lid that turns into a fanny pack. The Vapor Flash is made using 210 denier Cordura nylon fabric throughout,for years of service. It's not the lightest pack Granite Gear makes but at just over 3 lbs, it's still ultralight. If your going ultralight, yet still need a pack for canyoneering, alpine or other harsh environments, this pack can handle it.
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The World : Europe : Spain : Northern Spain
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The World > Europe > Spain > Northern Spain
View from the peatonal bridge that cross over Alfonso Molina the main entry to La Coruña at left it's the Carefour, at right it's Mato grande and in front of us it't the whole city.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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DeKalb County residents concerned about the district's school board held a meeting on Tuesday. The residents are anxious after the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools placed DeKalb County Schools on probation through 2013. Homeowners gathered at the Hairston Crossing Library expressed fear about the possibility of property values tumbling."I think it'll be another Clayton County and you saw what happened there -- property values plummeted almost overnight," said Jim Jarboe a realtor with Realty Associated of Atlanta. Jarboe says some clients have asked about what happens if DeKalb loses accreditation. The SACS report says board members are divisive to the point of hurting students and operating in conflict and chaos. But so far most are taking a wait and see approach. "There's no panic selling," Jarboe said. Lisa Cameron, a parent and realtor from Clayton County, says communities are still reeling from the loss of accreditation which hit when the real estate market crashed. She advised DeKalb residents to take control."Make your leaders accountable. You can rebuild your school system the way you want it to be," said Cameron. DeKalb resident Betsy Parks said she has started a petition asking the state Board of Education to recommend that the governor remove the entire school board. FOX 5's George Franco did not get a response from the DeKalb County school district. In a recent letter posted on the district's website, Superintendent Cheryl Atkinson said the district is working to address the concerns.
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Between the Reign and Thorns, there could be as many as 11 World Cup players.
By now you've all heard about Seattle being "plan B" for the NHL, and Quebec City is likely "plan C", but let's take a look at some little known plans for NHL's "Plan D".
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Decatur, GA- The Salem College soccer team came back from a halftime deficit to defeat Agnes Scott 2-1 in a Great South match. Sawyer Ferguson (Billings, MT) scored both goals in the win. Salem improves to 6-2 overall and 2-0 in the GSAC.
The Scotties got on the board in the 13th minute and held the lead through the 1st half. The Spirits came out hard to start the second half and it paid off with a Ferguson goal in the 53rd minute. Ferguson scored the game-winning goal in the 79th minute. Taylor Norman (Springfield, VA) assisted both goals.
Salem out shot Agnes Scott 17-6 and had a 2-1 corner kick advantage. Jessi Carter (Tampa, FL) and Paige Ketchum (Jacksonville, NC) split time in the goal for the win.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - With wind chills are expected to be well below zero over the next few nights and most of us will be indoors avoiding the cold all together.
But what about those people who have no place to go?
The Rescue Mission of the Mahoning Valley has a place for people to get out of the cold and enjoy a hot meal. They've been doing it for decades and they hope people will seek out help when they need it.
Executive Director Jim Echement says, "Anyone who finds themselves in a homeless situation and needs help all they need to do is call 211. That will put them in touch with Help Hotline and they will either direct them to here at the Mission and provide transportation or whatever other service they may need as a result of the cold temperatures."
The Mission has 164 beds and right now 110 of them are filled. As the weather gets colder they expect even more people to come in.
Echement says he has seen an increase in the number of people who need their services and it's never the types of people you think. "Most people think of the Rescue Mission as a place for drunks and lazy people. That couldn't be further from the truth. We deal with people who find themselves in a homeless situation from all walks of life. The biggest change in the demographic we're seeing is the younger single parent families, women with children men with children," Echement said.
The Rescue Mission serves over a thousand people a year. It's privately funded and has a $2 million budget.
And even when the temperatures start to rise, the need for the Rescue Mission will always be there, and they hope people who have a little extra will continue to help them provide things for people who have very little.


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Arrival! Golf Superstar Rory McIlroy Triumphs at U.S. Open For First Major Title, Dazzles the Sports World
Rory McIlroy has officially arrived. And a new era has begun. Oakley's young Global Golf Superstar emphatically shut the door on doubters and tough finishes this year by emerging victorious at the U.S. Open, smashing into the final round with a commanding eight-stroke lead and sealing the deal with an awe-inspiring final round – finishing two-under-par 69 for an eight-shot win. All while matching or breaking 12 U.S. Open records in his Custom Oakley Radar Path Eyewear and high-tech golf apparel. Dazzling the Sports World with a truly masterful display of unprecedented skill at the Congressional Country Club in Maryland, Rory dominated both the course and the headlines all week long. And Sunday was a picture perfect finish to a contest where he made U.S. Open history by setting the all-time low record after 36 and 54 holes. Rory became only the third player in U.S. Open history to return all four rounds in the 60s.
Smashing Records: Golf Superstar Rory McIlroy Breaks U.S. Open 36-Hole Low Record, Commands Lead Into Weekend
There are doubters out there. But make no mistake: Rory McIlroy is on a mission. Oakley's Global Golf Superstar swung his way into Golf History on Friday – setting the Congressional Country Club (Maryland) ablaze by shooting 66 and a total of 11-under-par 131 in the second round of the U.S. Open. Not only is he holding a commanding six-stroke lead into the weekend, he also shattered the event's 36-hole low record in its 111 years in existence. No other player in history has ever scored better than nine under par through the first two rounds of the Open. Ever.


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KEESEVILLE — A Keeseville woman was charged Saturday with criminal possession of a weapon.
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Pagan v. State, No. 2D11-3804: Florida's Second DCA Issues Opinion Touching On Issue of Plea Bargain Waivers of Claims of Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
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On November 14, 2012, the Second DCA issued an opinion in Pagan v. State, No. 2D11-3804, wherein the court held that the trial court erred in summarily denying Pagan's Rule 3.170(l) motion to withdraw his plea based on misleading advice of counsel. According to the opinion, after Pagan was sentenced to 30 years for his involvement in the death of a child, Pagan moved to withdraw his plea. The trial court appointed conflict free counsel to represent Pagan, and a hearing was set. Just before the hearing commenced, the State offered Pagan a reduced sentence of 15 years in exchange for Pagan's waiver of any right to seek collateral relief. The court gave Pagan time to consult with his attorney, after which Pagan accepted the State's offer. The court resentenced him to the lesser term, remarking to Pagan that "you would be agreeing that you will withdraw this motion to withdraw your plea and you will also be agreeing that you will not file any further post-conviction motions attempting to reduce this sentence that I am about to impose." Later the court added: "And just to reiterate part of the deal is you will not be filing any more post-conviction motions. This—this is it. You filed it. It worked for you." After resentencing, Pagan filed several Rule 3.850 motions, alleging that he received ineffective assistance in connection with the State's offer to resolve his rule 3.170(l) motion. Predictably, the trial court denied each of his motions. On appeal, the Second District reversed.
In support of its holding, the Court first noted that a Rule 3.170(l) motion is not a postconviction matter, and that a defendant is entitled to effective assistance of counsel in connection with such motion. See Pagan, slip op., pg. 3. The Court also observed that "a defendant can waive his right to collaterally attack his judgment and sentence when the waiver is expressly stated in the plea agreement and he knowingly and voluntarily agrees to the waiver." See Pagan, slip op., pg. 4 (citing Stahl v. State, 972 So. 2d 1013, 1015 (Fla. 2d DCA 2008); Williams v. United States, 396 F.3d 1340, 1342 (11th Cir. 2005)). However, "ineffective assistance of counsel claims attacking the advice received from counsel in entering into the plea and waiver cannot be waived." See Id.
While the opinion seems to have reached the right result by holding that Pagan did not waive his claim of ineffective assistance of counsel, it is troubling that the court's opinion closed with a cautionary note:
We remand to the circuit court to conduct an evidentiary hearing on
Pagan's allegations of ineffective assistance in connection with the agreement to
resolve his rule 3.170(l) motion. We caution that Pagan may subject himself to a worse
result if he goes forward with this process, but that is his decision to make.
Pagan, slip op. pg. 4.
I also find it troubling that the Court failed to address the obvious ethical issue presented by the opinion: whether a defendant can be offered a plea bargain that requires him or her to waive future claims of ineffective assistance of counsel (or prosecutorial misconduct)? Florida's criminal appeals and criminal defense attorneys may remember that this past August, the Professional Ethics Committee of the Florida Bar issued Proposed Ethics Advisory Opinion 12-1, which states that plea bargains which require defendants to waive future claims of prosecutorial misconduct or ineffective assistance of counsel violate Bar rules.
To view a few of the articles that appeared in the Florida Bar News regarding the Advisory Opinion, click here and here. Although the Advisory Opinion has not yet been adopted by the Florida Bar Board of Governors, if there is no appeal of the proposed opinion, the Advisory Opinion will become final.


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September 5, 2013 (St. Louis, MO) – Platteville, WI-based Woodward Printing Services has been selected by The Great Game of Business as a recipient of the 2013 All-Star Awards for excellence in practicing open-book management. The All-Star Awards are sponsored by The Great Game of Business to recognize the companies who have demonstrated outstanding results in their business practices and company culture through their commitment to The Great Game of Business. The Awards are presented each year at The Annual Gathering of Games conference in St. Louis, MO.
Woodward Printing Services applied to be recognized as an All-Star to celebrate its accomplishments, including increased financial literacy of all WPS employee owners, identifying job profitability through mini games, and the ability to better project monthly revenue and expenses.
"We are very pleased to have been selected as a 2013 All-Star," said Steve Fisher, General Manager of Woodward Printing Services. "I am extremely proud of the efforts of our employee owners, and their active participation in open book management at every level."
All-Star Award winners are chosen based on: results from a company-wide employee survey to measure how well the organization is living the principles and practices of open-book management; a review of specific business results the organization has achieved; the organization's 'story behind the financial metrics that detail the improvement to the business results and the employees who are driving those results. For more information on the All-Star Awards including current and past winners, visit: http://openbookconference.com/all-star-awards/.
Woodward Printing Services is a division of Woodward Communications, Inc. The commercial printing division, which opened in 1994, specializes in high-quality web and sheet-fed printing, bindery, mail list maintenance, mailing and delivery.
The Great Game of Business, Inc. provides affordable training and coaching services on the best practices of High-Involvement workplaces and open-book management. They offer publications, products, tools, and sponsor an annual conference and recognition program to identify and celebrate exceptional Open-Book organizations. The Great Game's chief visionary, Jack Stack, has coauthored two best-selling books with Bo Burlingham; The Great Game of Business 20th Anniversary Edition (Currency/Doubleday, 2013) and A Stake in the Outcome (Doubleday, 2002).
Two Rivers Marketing, a subsidiary of WCI and a leading provider of business-to-business marketing and public relations services located in Des Moines' East Village, was recently named to Outside Magazine's sixth annual "Best Places to Work" list — celebrating companies that have taken innovative steps to establish a new, healthy work-life balance standard.
Partnering with the Outdoor Industry Association and the Best Companies Group, Outside Magazine launched the yearlong selection process by first identifying a wide range of nonprofit and for-profit organizations across the United States with at least 15 employees. Participating companies were sent confidential employee-satisfaction surveys and employer-questionnaires to collect information regarding benefit offerings, compensation packages, environmental initiatives and community outreach programs. The experts at the Best Companies Group then analyzed their findings, selecting the companies that best enable employees to pursue active lifestyles while also supporting their social and environmental contributions.
"We're excited to be recognized by Outside Magazine as a top place to work in the country," said Barry Bruner, account lead at Two Rivers Marketing. "As an Iowa company, it's interesting to see how our agency's culture mirrors several of the outdoor-type companies that more commonly call states like Oregon and Washington home. We've put a lot of focus on work-life balance, a healthy environment and having fun over the past several years. This award helps validate our progress as we continue to look at new ways to keep associates engaged in a productive, worthwhile work environment."
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The Lucas County Coroner's Office has ruled the death of a woman found dead in her car in Fulton County over the weekend a homicide.
The office says Brandi Gonyer-Boaston died of asphyxiation.
Gonyer-Boaston's body was found by hunters inside a vehicle parked in a field. The vehicle was still running.
The discovery was made around 7:45 a.m. Saturday on County Road N, between County Road 8 and State Route 109 in Royalton Township.
Anyone with information about Gonyer-Boaston's death is asked to call the Fulton County Sheriff's Office at 419-335-4010, or submit an anonymous tip through Fulton County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-255-1122.
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Having Problems With The Wind Deflectors
Posted 09 September 2012 - 08:39 AM
I am having problems with the Climair wind deflectors that I've bought a few months ago. The right one does make a horrible sound when I open and close the window plus because of the fact that it does not mould perfectly my window got scratched.
Now I am starting to get !Removed! with the wind deflectors especially coming from Climair which states that they are the best in what they are doing. Honestly they did not prove it in my case at least. They don't fit that perfectly and the make a very strange sound when opening and closing the window. Moreover, the left window does not even close that well.
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So we have the same problem with the scratched window...that's really annoying!
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Liberal spraying of silicone spray or WD40 in the window channels should help.
I should definitely get one! Cheers mate!
Posted 10 September 2012 - 09:07 AM
Cheers for tip Stoney - I will try that.
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Hekos are supposed to be the same thickness as Climair but having had Heko's fitted to my old MK1 i feel that they felt a bit thinner and not as rigid as the Climair.
Ive had no problems with Team Heko ones.
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Cheers Stoney for the advice!
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We ate in 5 different venues, which all had their own distinct character. The lounges were all beautiful and comfortable. Julie (Gem's cruise director) was very nice and at most, if not all, events. We saw a show every night and they were all very nicely performed.
Disembarkation was smooth; just sad it was over:(
First Port: Port Canaveral, FL. We took the Disney excursion using just the transfer. We had pre-ordered the park tickets which saved time in line when we were there, plus about $20 less per ticket. It was a fabulous Day. We ate dinner in Magenta. Food was good. They do enforce the no shorts rule, so be aware.
Our next day the excursion was to Atlantis. What a beautiful place! We ate that night in Tequila. The food was very good; though not extremely authentic; more Tex-Mex.
The last port was Freeport. Our excursion was a coastline cruise and shopping tour. It was canceled due to high winds. We decided to get a taxi and do our own shopping which turned out to be nice as well.
Our last sea day was relaxing and fun. Disembarkation was easy and nice to be able to stay in our room until time to leave.


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Former Whitestown Town Council President Dawn E. Semmler, 42, was arrested at 1:21 a.m. Thursday for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and operating a vehicle with an alcohol concentration equivalent of .08 or more, both Class C misdemeanors.
Boone County Sheriff's Office Corrections Officer David Byrum said she was booked into the Boone County Jail at 2:18 a.m. and posted a $550 cash bond at 11:05 a.m.
According to the probable cause affidavit in the case, Whitestown Police Officer Ryan Batts observed a 2001 Ford Explorer driving left of center at State Road 267 and Perry Boulevard. When Batts stopped the vehicle, he noted Semmler was the driver and only occupant.
"Because she's an elected official, he requested assistance from us," said BCSO Corporal Chris Burcham.
See The Lebanon Reporter Friday for the full story.