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Ring Them Bells!, Featuring Chita Rivera, Joel Grey, Marin Mazzie and Jason Danieley, Broadcast on PBS Feb. 15
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Ring Them Bells! Rob Fisher Celebrates Kander & Ebb, featuring Tony Award-winning Broadway veterans Joel Grey and Chita Rivera, as well as Marin Mazzie and Jason Danieley, is broadcast on PBS Feb. 15 as part of "Live from Lincoln Center."
David Garrison wrote and directed the 75-minute concert that featured Fisher as musical director and pianist, alongside musicians Steve Kenyon, Anneke Schaul-Yoder, Greg Utzig, Dick Sarpola and Erik Charlston.
The concert was filmed Feb. 6 as part of the American Songbook Series at the Allen Room. Playbill was there. Read our earlier report.
Grey originated the role of the Emcee in Kander and Ebb's Cabaret, earning a Tony Award for his performance. He also received an Academy Award for repeating his work in Bob Fosse's film adaptation, which also starred Liza Minnelli.
Rivera has originated roles in Kander and Ebb's Chicago, The Rink, Kiss of the Spider Woman and The Visit. She earned Tony Awards for her work in The Rink and Spider Woman.
The evening also features Mazzie (And the World Goes 'Round; Kiss Me, Kate; Next to Normal) and Danieley (Curtains; Next to Normal).
Tony Award winners John Kander and the late Fred Ebb first collaborated on the song "My Coloring Book" in 1962. The team would go on to create their first musical with Hal Prince, Flora, The Red Menace, starring a young Minnelli. Their works also include Cabaret, The Happy Time, Zorba, Chicago, The Act, The Rink, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Curtains, The Scottsboro Boys and The Visit. The duo have also seen Cabaret and Chicago adapted into successful films.
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The father of Mohamed Merah, the French terrorist who shot dead three Jewish
children, a rabbi and three soldiers in three separate attacks in Toulouse this
month, has said he will take legal action against France for his son's
"I will ask the best lawyers and work for the rest of my life to
pay their fees. France is such a powerful country it could have arrested him
alive," said Mohammed Benalel Merah, who lives in Algeria. "They could have
gassed him and then arrested him, but they preferred to kill him."
commandos killed Mohamed Merah in a gun battle as he jumped from the window of
his Toulouse apartment after a 32-hour siege last Thursday.
"If I was the
father, I would remain quiet in shame," said French Foreign Minister Alain
Juppé, who attended the funerals in Jerusalem of Rabbi Jonathan Sandler; his two
sons, Arieh, five, and Gabriel, three; and Myriam Monsenego, eight.
is within his rights, but a word comes to my mind: indecency," said Henri
Gaiano, an adviser to French President Nicolas Sarkozy. "This man was a monster,
a cold-blooded killer."
Meanwhile, Al Jazeera television said on Tuesday
it would not broadcast video footage of the shootings filmed by Merah, who used
a camera strapped to his body as he carried out the attack from a scooter
outside the Ozar Hatorah school on March 19.
The Qatar-based news network
also said it was declining all requests from other media outlets for copies of
the video.
French Jews expressed outrage on Tuesday that Al Jazeera had
considered airing footage of the rampage.
Richard Prasquier, the head of
CRIF, the country's Jewish umbrella group, lashed out at the Qatari-based
television network, saying it should not have announced it was thinking about
broadcasting the images.
"Even the idea of playing with the possibility
of sending these images is outrageous," he told The Jerusalem Post. "We now
quite feel one of the consequence [is that] the images would spark new
Prasquier said he learned the network was contemplating
showing the footage during a meeting in Paris with relatives of those murdered
at the Ozar Hatorah school.
"The families were shocked, we were all
shocked," he said.
The French government and the CSA broadcast regulator
had urged television channels to refrain from running the video
"In accordance with Al Jazeera's Code of Ethics, given the video
does not add any information that is not already in the public domain, its news
channels will not be broadcasting any of its contents," a spokesman for the
network said.
The spokesman said Al Jazeera had passed the video footage
on to the French police to help with its investigation.
Al Jazeera
received a computer memory stick at its Paris bureau late on Monday that had
been mailed anonymously from Toulouse last week, as police laid siege to Merah's
The memory stick contained footage of the three shootings in
chronological order, edited together with Islamic chants and readings from the
Koran, Al Jazeera's Paris bureau chief Zied Tarrouche told BFM TV.
sent a copy of the film to the network's headquarters in Doha for management to
decide how to proceed.
Several hours later the news network said it had
decided not to air the video.
Before Al Jazeera's decision, Sarkozy had
urged all television stations to refrain from broadcasting the video.
call on executives of all TV stations that may have the images in their
possession not to broadcast them under any pretext out of respect for the
victims and for France," he said.
Valérie Hoffenberg, a Jewish politician
running for the French parliament, said both Jewish and Muslim families had
asked the network not to show the video.
"If [Al Jazeera] really
considered showing it then it's a disgrace, but what's important is that they
decided not to do it," she said.
She credited her political patron
Sarkozy for dissuading the Qatari media outlet from showing the
"You have to take into consideration that Al Jazeera in the past
had no problem to show the execution of [US Jewish journalist] Daniel Pearl, but
this time Sarkozy intervened," Hoffenberg said.
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An organic methodologist by training, Duffy–Matzner received a presidential appointment to United States Military Academy (West Point) but was discharged as a disabled veteran due to injury. Before and after earning her B.S. at Boise State, she worked for the Boise Forensic Laboratory on arson, rape, drug and homicide cases. Her Ph.D. research centered on novel antibiotics, and today her research still centers on the synthesis of novel heterocyclic compounds with some biological applications.
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Dr. Jared R. Mays joined the Augustana faculty in 2009 and teaches courses in General Chemistry, Survey of Organic and Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry/Medicinal Chemistry. He received his bachelors degree in chemistry and biochemistry from Gustavus Adolphus College. His doctoral work in pharmaceutical sciences was completed at The University of Wisconsin, where he worked toward the development of prodrug histone deacetylase inhibitors under the direction of Scott R. Rajski. He completed a postdoctoral appointment with Brian S. J. Blagg in the Department of Medicinal Chemistry at the University of Kansas, working on C-terminal Hsp90 inhibitors. His multidisciplinary research program at Augustana bridges the boundaries between chemistry and biology and is focused on the medicinal chemistry of glucosinolates and isothiocyanates, anticancer natural products found in broccoli.
Dr. Abbas Shilabin
Dr. Abbas Shilabin received his Ph.D. in organic chemistry from the Institute of Organic Chemistry at Clausthal University of Technology, Germany, completing his dissertation on pyrrolobenzodiazepine alkaloids derived from natural products Circumdatin A and B. He has performed several post-doctoral research studies at the University of Mississippi, Temple University, and Wesleyan University and served as an assistant professor at the University of New Haven, Wesleyan University and the University of Maine before coming to Augustana. His current research interest is focused on the synthetic/medicinal chemistry and drug discovery of new non-β-lactam antibiotics via design, synthesis, and evaluation of inhibitory activity on β-Lactamase and DD-Peptidase inhibitors.
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The analytical chemist on staff, Dr. Duane Weisshaar's research is a collaborative effort with Dr. Earl centered on using dimethyl carbonate as a greener route to quaternary ammonium compounds (quats). Millions of pounds of quats are manufactured each year for uses ranging from fabric care to asphalt emulsifiers to ionic liquids. In the last 4 years, Dr. Weisshaar and Dr. Earl have engaged 25 Augustana students in summer research on facets of this project and are finishing a paper exploring the stability of the methyl carbonate quats.
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When media members were allowed to watch a good portion of Georgias first practice Thursday, most congregated toward the areas where the defensive players were doing drills. Thats the intrigue in this years August camp for the Bulldogs, so thats what everyone wanted to see.
Whats really the fun in watching this offense -- at least for now? Georgia has a senior starting quarterback in Aaron Murray ready to start for his fourth year. The entire starting offensive line is back. The duo of Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall is perhaps the best running back combination in college football. There is more depth than ever at wide receiver, and tight end Arthur Lynch was just named preseason first-team All-SEC at his position.
But the Georgia defense? Well, it lost 12 players who started at least two games last season. All 12 of those players either were drafted or signed NFL free agent contracts in April. And of the players on this years roster, only eight started at least one game last season, and half of those eight players started either one or two games. Only one player (Damian Swann) started all 14 games last season.
And thats why there is skepticism about this years Georgia defense. But when I watched practice Thursday, there seemed to be more playable players on the field than in years past. It felt like I was in Tuscaloosa, watching a Nick Saban defense that had a lot of players who looked ready to contribute.
Of course, its early August. A lot of things can change this month before Georgia opens up in Clemson on Aug. 31. But while the experience is not there, the talent seems to be.
Five of the new defensive players played at a junior college or prep school last season, and then four other newbies enrolled early and participated in spring practice. That helps a great deal lead you to believe the defense is not as raw as people might imagine.
Chris Mayes and Toby Johnson are two players who could get playing time on the defensive line, while Kennar Johnson and Shaquille Fluker are certain to get snaps in a rebuilt secondary. And weve heard for six months about how Tray Matthews, a freshman from Newnan, came into spring practice and practically won the starting free safety job.
When you see these players on the field they look like, here is that word again playable players. Might this be the most inexperienced and yet perhaps the deepest defense Georgia has had in several years?
Sophomore Jordan Jenkins, who started six games last season in his first year in Athens, takes over for Jarvis Jones and will be a team leader. Jenkins knows other teams might underestimate the young talent on defense.
They havent seen some of the guys weve got play, Jenkins said. All theyve seen is high school film. In the two or three months theyve been up here, theyve changed a lot since their high school days. They havent seen the defense. Weve lost a lot of guys. They havent seen what our young guys are capable of doing. Thats whats going to shock them when we get out there this season.
Murray said that this offseason most people actually have asked him about the defense. A year ago, he was being asked about an offense that had new running backs and had to replace three offensive linemen and the starting tight end. That turned out pretty well, as the Bulldogs averaged almost 38 points per game.
I think the defense is the same way, Murray said. They got better and better every spring practice. I think they looked awesome this summer. Theyre ready to continue to get better this camp. So I look forward to them having a great year.
I definitely think everyone is going to be surprised.
The only question is how long it will take the defense to take shape. Will the new players get it in August and be ready to stop Clemson in week one, or will it take a few weeks or even later into the season to have everything click? With a tough September schedule, the answer could dictate Georgias entire season.
I feel like weve jelled pretty well throughout the summer in some of the workouts, Jenkins said. As a unit, weve got a lot of great guys and great talent. Now we just have to get them understanding more and more of the playbook. Theyre far more advanced than I was when I first came. Im ready to just have everybody up to the knowledge that some of the older guys have. If we can get that before game one, even two weeks before that, well have a good season.
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At a packed town meeting on Long Beach Island on the Jersey Shore, Governor Chris Christie told children in the audience to "cover your ears" before he delivered his opinion on the beachfront homeowners who are fighting a protective dune project in the state. "Let me use an indelicate word," he said, according to a Star-Ledger report on the April 30 meeting ("Gov. Christie says N.J. will build dune system in Sandy's wake," by Ryan Hutchins).
Homeowners have argued that if they sign easements to allow dunes, the next step may be a commercialized boardwalk, and public bathrooms and showers on their land. The governor's response? "Bullshit," said Christie. "That's what it is. That's the excuse they use. Here's why they're really concerned: They don't want their view blocked." And his plan? "We are building these dunes, okay?" Christie said. "We are building these dunes whether you consent or not. It's no longer a debate."
For more info on what the dunes will look like and how they will function if Christie has his way, the Star-Ledger interviewed Stewart Farrell, a professor of marine geology at Richard Stockton College of New Jersey ("The nuts and bolts of Jersey's great wall: A Q&A on dunes," by Jim Namiotka). "It will be taller than the Berlin Wall and parts of the Great Wall of China, and as wide as a football field," according to the report.
"The plan for Long Beach Island and northern Ocean County is for a dune, the summit of which goes to 22 feet — that's elevation, not a height. The dune will be 15.25 feet higher than the beach in front of it," said Farrell. "The crest of the dune at 22 feet will be 25 feet wide — basically a two-lane highway at the top. The width of the beach varies from 100 to 200 feet wide, depending on the specific municipal location." Then, at the edge of the ocean, comes the "berm crest," where the flat beach begins to slope toward the surf.
Will it work? Well, says Farrell, the dune may not stop flooding, but it will keep the waves out. Had the system been in place when Sandy struck last fall, he says, "Ortley Beach would still be there. Mantoloking would not have had a breach. Holgate would still have its dunes."
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Evan Daniels and the Scout.com team have been on the ball recently. It's still extremely early, but here's the updated list of 2013 prospects. Per Scout, Kentucky targets are: Jabari Parker (#1 overall), Julius Randle (#2), Nerlens Noel (#3 - offered), Chris Walker (#4), Kuran Iverson (#8), Jonathan Williams (#9), Solomon Poole (#24), Isaiah Lewis (#39), Tyler Ennis (#50).
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Shaded heavily under the jungle canopy. The 100' wide, 20-30' tall rock is gray, solid, and a little rough. A few loose pieces, but for the most part very strong. Lots of nice cracks and small edges. Very secluded. The stream is running down below the climbs, and a waterfall sets some good background noise. Some vines spider-web across the right hand side of the wall, while the left hand side has multiple overhangs. There are two bolts on the wall for top-roping, while TR's can also be set up at nearly every angle using trees from above.
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Feminist scholarship, which arose in the late twentieth century in response to the historically masculine bias of the academy, explores the important but often hidden ways that gender and gender inequality have shaped, and been shaped by, our cultural, social, and personal worlds. In recent years, scholars in the field have increasingly recognized that gender and gender inequality cannot be understood in abstraction from other axes of social identity and power, especially those of race, class, sexual orientation, and nation. Thus, the program in Women's and Gender Studies offers students the opportunity to examine, from both disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives, gender's intersections with other dimensions of social power and identity. In addition to addressing these intersections, courses may focus on developments within feminist thought, on applications of feminist scholarship to a particular field of study, or on selected topics concerning gender and gender inequality. All Women's and Gender Studies classes encourage students to think systematically and critically about gender and to confront the challenges of moving toward a more equitable world.
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C programming OPINION!, I create a new site , i need your review
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Today I finish my web page about C programming, and i host it on 000webhosting, I now it is free , but before I buy own hosting I need your opinion.
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Not in any particular order:
1) There is some funky html there that ought to be styled via css IMO (your header nav list for example).
And while not always perfect, the W3C validation tool does come in handy at times to make sure there are no "obvious" mistakes.
2) Also, you have the w3c certified image on the page, but it doesn't link to YOUR certification, which is the point of having it on the site (not sure if this was intentional or not). This may not be a design issue, but more of a customer issue.
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However, I guess this depends what your target audience is. Most people may not be as picky as designers so these issues may be overlooked.
So just from a customer perspective (and not technical or design), the purpose is interesting. I'm not a fan of the color scheme (too girly for me I guess).
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The navigation menu appears in an iframe at the bottom of that example page. Looks like it occurs at the bottom of every example's page. That's a deal breaker for both designer and customer probably.
4) Also, the "Wishlist" thing that says to post your favorite video, song, text, etc... seems out of place. 1) what is it for? 2) How is it related to learning C? 3) How is someone supposed to post that stuff?
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There seems to be some both design decision issues as well as technical issues. As a result, I can't rate it because from my perspective, it isn't finished yet. I commend the idea and encourage you to keep going with it, but I also think you need to work on the design as it isn't finished.
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With a new used input shaft from Hamiltonbob's , and my clutch flywheel plate in hand I brought the entire works to my favorite local machine shop, and he drilled out the shaft bore in the flywheel, and sized a new steel bushing so the input shaft and flywheel bore fit nice and tight. he also had to braze the pin holes on the flywheel, and re-drill new holes to take out the oblong wear..very pleased, machine shop cost $ 110.00, and hope this solves the 154 lo boy clutch issue for a good long while.
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Looks good and the price seems very reasonable. How was the bushing anchored into the flywheel?
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Good question, he had to drill out center hole in flywheel, and then size a bushing to fit, not sure how he anchored bushing inside, but I can say it does not move, and shaft fits very snug. I will ask him how he anchored the bushing when I see him next.
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Press fit and probably bronze not steel
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Thought he said steel, but could be wrong, I will have to check with him. Jim
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Don't forget to lube the splines on the drive shaft/clutch disc just a little moly will do. The old timers used white grease. This is why the splines are wearing out.
Just a little lube will prevent this wear from happening.
My #3 int154 needs a new clutch. While the clutch disc looks thick and like new it slips sometimes in high range but won't slip in low range(creeper). On my #2 int154 project tractor i'm installing a creeper drive in it too. Bill
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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Thanks Big Bill, I did put a little on, so should be good.
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The Bills pulled off another stunner, intercepting QB Michael Vick four times in a 31-24 win over the Eagles. LB Nick Barnett made two of the interceptions and returned one for a touchdown, but Wilson picked off a Vick pass in the first quarter and led Buffalo with 11 tackles, all of which were solo jobs. He was flying all over the field against Philadelphia's potent attack and had one tackle for loss and one quarterback hit. He broke up two passes in addition to the interception. Vick racked up 405 total yards and threw two touchdown passes, but it wasn't enough. "When you go against Michael Vick, you can only hope to contain him," Wilson said after the game. The Bills did more than that Sunday — they took advantage of his errors, and they are still on top in the AFC East.
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KONA, Hawai'i, June 17, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Four Seasons Resort Hualalai at Historic Ka'upulehu, the first and only AAA Five-Diamond and Forbes Five-Star resort on Hawai'i Island, announces Chef Fest, part of the Four Seasons Food and Wine Series. A celebration of high-profile dinners, interactive cooking classes and culinary experiences, the series of events will be held at the Resort October 22-25, 2014 and features some of today's top chefs coming together to cook, teach and entertain in an intimate and relaxed beach setting.
Seamus Mullen (Tertulia, El Colmado – New York City, The Next Iron Chef, author of Hero Food); Amanda Freitag (The Empire Diner – New York City, Chopped, Iron Chef America); Marco Canora (Hearth, Terroir, The Next Iron Chef, author of Salt to Taste); Ben Ford (Ford's Filling Station – Los Angeles); Aaron Brooks (executive chef, Four Seasons Hotel Miami); and Ned Bell (executive chef, Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver) join Massimo Falsini (executive chef, Four Seasons Resort Hualalai) for the celebrations.
Master Sommelier Chuck Furuya and director of mixology Chandra Lucariello from Southern Wine & Spirits will be on hand for wine and cocktail events.
"We're thrilled to welcome such a talented and celebrated group of chefs to our annual Chef Fest," says Robert Whitfield, regional vice president and general manager of Four Seasons Resort Hualalai. "This is the only culinary gathering in which guests have the opportunity to get to know these chefs and to interact with them personally, while enjoying the bounty of ingredients from Hawaii Island – all while immersed in the Hualalai lifestyle."
The line-up of events (schedule subject to change) is as follows:
October 22:
5:00 p.m. – Celebrate Hawaii Marketplace: Join Four Seasons chefs Ned Bell, Aaron Brooks and Massimo Falsini, as they attend action stations, each presenting small plates paired with wine. This reception-style event is a chance to mingle, meet all seven of the visiting chefs at Chef Fest (as well as local farmers) and taste the bounty of Hawaii Island. Hoku Amphitheater $65
October 23:
8:00 a.m. – Rise, Shine & Stand-Up Paddle boarding with Chefs. Alaka'i Nalu, $50
9:00 a.m. – Golf with Chefs. Hualalai Golf Course, $275
11:30 a.m. – Cooking Demonstration with Seamus Mullen. Herb Garden, $50
2:00 p.m. – Interactive Cooking Class with Marco Canora. 'ULU, $50
4:00 p.m. – Mixology Class with Chandra Lucariello. 'ULU, $50
5:30 p.m. – Chef Fest Reception & Dinner featuring Seamus Mullen, Amanda Freitag and Ned Bell. Beach Tree, $140 with wine, $90 without wine
October 24:
8:00 a.m. – Yoga with Chefs. Palm Grove Lawn, $12
11:30 a.m. – Cooking Demonstration with Amanda Freitag. Garden Lawn, $50
2:00 p.m. – Interactive Cooking Class with Ben Ford. 'ULU, $50
4:00 p.m. – Terlato Wine Class with Elizabeth Beane. 'ULU, $70
5:30 p.m. – Chef Fest Reception & Beach Cookout featuring Marco Canora, Ben Ford and Aaron Brooks, Kumukea Beach, $140 with wine, $90 without wine
October 25:
8:00 a.m. – Waimea Farmers Market Tour & Breakfast with Massimo Falsini. $50
4:00 p.m. – Blind Tasting with wine legend Tony Terlato. Beach Tree $75
6:00 p.m. – Chef Fest Gala Reception, Dinner & After-Party featuring all chefs and Chapoutier Wines. 'ULU, $160 with wine, $110 without wine
Guests are invited to book the Taste of Chef Fest package:
Marquee sponsor of Chef Fest is Terlato Wines. More information on Chef Fest can be found at www.foodandwinehualalai.com.
For reservations, please call toll-free (888) 340-5662, contact your travel professional (chain code FS) or visit www.fourseasons.com/hualalai/offers/taste_of_chef_fest_package.
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The wounded man was taken to a hospital, and I-84 will remain closed for hours.
A 68-year-old woman with dementia missing since Sunday night was found safe Monday, the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office said.
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Steve Zdrantan's worst fears came true Friday morning when he found his 24-year-old daughter Aimie dead in her apartment.
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Columbia Sportswear's chairwoman Gert Boyle donated $100 million to Oregon Health & Science University last month.
Kenneth Bae, a former U-Oregon student, spoke with the AP about his detention in North Korea.
Marlyn Schafer, 70, was charged with aggravated first-degree theft.
Police have identified the suspect as Jason Clifford Down. The victim's name has not been released.
The crash happened around 4:40 p.m. Saturday on South Palmer Road, south of Hwy 213.
The first state to pass a law recognizing Labor Day was Oregon, on Feb. 21, 1887.
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The crash happened just before 3 p.m. near milepost 50, just west of Rainier, the Oregon State Police said
The 29-year-old defensive end was taken into custody early Sunday after officers responded to a home in an upscale neighborhood.
The Clark County Sheriff's Office confirms the 24-year-old man wanted for questioning in a murder out of Hillsboro, Ore. has been located.
Police were called to the 8000 block of North Richmond shortly after 5 a.m. Sunday.
LotusWorks wants extend an Aug. 19 deadline to begin construction by two years.
The sewage release was confirmed around 11:15 a.m. Saturday by maintenance crews.
The 25-year-old man was conscious, alert and breathing when rescuers got him to shore.
The skateboarder, John Alan Wilson, crossed into the path of the bus, officials said.
Aimie Zdrantan was found dead Friday in her Hillsboro apartment. Her boyfriend, Eric Petersen, is wanted for questioning.
Gunshots were fired at what Portland police describe as a pair of loud house parties Friday night.
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Resistance Burning Skies for PS VitaOn: PS Vita
New FPS set in the Resistance universe, set before the events of Resistance 2.
VideoGamer.com Score:6
Our Verdict: Resistance: Burning Skies should have been braver and bolder.
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Will focus on digital and mobile games under the new nStigate Games brand.
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Successful PlayStation franchise Resistance, which spawned three Insomniac-developed shooters on PS3 plus two handheld games, could be over.
UK Video Game Chart: Ghost Recon holds on at No.1
Ubisoft maintains its hold at the top of the UK video games chart with Ghost Recon: Future Soldier - recording a respectable 35 per cent drop week on week.
Heads-up: New games out this week (June 1)
A look ahead to this week's new releases, which include Max Payne 3 on PC and Resistance Burning Skies on PS Vita.
Resistance: Burning Skies comes to Vita on May 30, 2012
Resistance: Burning Skies will be released for PlayStation Vita on May 30, 2012, Sony Computer Entertainment has announced. Sony says the game will be the world's first portable dual-analogue FPS.
Insomniac isn't making another Resistance game
Insomniac has confirmed it won't be making another Resistance game, leaving the future of the franchise on PS3 in doubt.
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If the last Resistance game I played had been Resistance 2 then I wouldn't have expected much, but Resistance 3 was excellent and I was hoping for more from this - what a shame!
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GRAND PRAIRIE – City officials say trucks will ground-spray Wednesday evening for mosquitos following the city's 17th human case of West Nile.
The spraying will begin at 9 p.m. Wednesday and last until midnight. The region being sprayed is bound by Westchase Dr. on the north, Westcliff Rd. and Fargo Dr. on the east, San Jacinto Dr. on the south and Dechman Dr. and E. Bardin Rd. on the west.
On Tuesday, Dallas County announced its 15th fatality from West Nile, a man in his 60s who lived in Grand Prairie near Interstate 20 and suffered from underlying health problems.


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Smoking is good for you. At least if you suffer from any number of severe medical conditions that lets you purchase a particular herb from your friendly neighborhood pot shop. But Colorado's progressive voters may have put an end to this charade. Sometime this year the possession and consumption of marijuana may be treated just like possessing and consuming alcohol. How progressive is that?
Go ahead, light up! Not one of those nasty nicotine delivery devices now banned on the Pearl Street Mall or any indoor public gathering place. After all, cigarette smoking causes cancer and any number of other severe health consequences. Instead, light up a joint and deeply inhale some refreshing delta 9 tetrahydocannabinol, some hydrogen cyanide, acetaldehyde, phenol, naphthalene, and around fifty carcinogenic hydrocarbons. Yum! Studies show marijuana smoke contains three times the amount of tar in tobacco smoke and 50 percent more carcinogens. But take heart. So far there's no conclusive research that has determined smoking pot causes lung or any other form of cancer. That's because only a few studies have been conducted so far although New York's Mayor Bloomberg wants to determine if smoking pot contributes to the munchies. Besides, the herb can be organically grown without Monsanto-approved seeds in climate controlled indoor grow operations where every gram of the elixir will be under the watchful eye of highly trained and efficient bureaucratic operatives where not a gram will ever be allowed to escape unnoticed. Where pot might be legally sold hasn't been determined but we might someday find it in the produce department of any number of Boulder's prodigious health food or herbal shops where the price of goods is of little concern.
At least a regulated system for producing pot may help curtail the mostly Mexican criminals who currently grow plants on our nation's public lands. This August a federal sweep of seven Western states discovered and destroyed over 575,000 marijuana plants worth over $1 billion. In 2011 there were 6.2 million plants discovered growing illegally and was more than double the number of plants eradicated in 2004. Just where large amounts of pot to satisfy an anticipated growth in Colorado consumption will be allowed to grow hasn't yet been determined. One current "medical" grow operations has a massive expansion plan before Boulder County's Land Use Department and has become a highly controversial issue near my own neighborhood just west of Lafayette's city limits. Or sometime this year you might legally grow pot in the convenience of your own home. The kids can learn new horticultural skills by keeping the plants watered.
Equating negative consequences of pot smoking with those of alcohol consumption might be difficult but comparing the two is one of the ways proponents of approving Amendment 64 sold their bill of goods to the voters. It might be instructive to review a few facts about the similarities between consuming pot and booze before celebrating what the future might hold.
Nearly all drug and alcohol consumption began by people illegally obtaining possession of consumables in their teens. A variety of factors contributed to early experimentation and there's little doubt many people enjoy the "high" such an experience brings. Both alcohol and marijuana affect our brains in somewhat similar ways and used in moderation consuming alcohol or marijuana is not always a harmful activity although both are highly subject to abuse. That doesn't mean there are no negative consequences. People abuse all kinds of legal and illegal substances that impact the lives of others. All one needs do is examine the negative impacts of drunk drivers or those just impaired while driving. How many marijuana impaired drivers will provide even more carnage on our roadways? How will they be discovered before needless accidents result? Perhaps the important question is why we got ourselves into this mess without more fully thinking things through.
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For the times they are a-changin' – Editor's Note
This year, when I was hired as the assistant director for communications and marketing, I was privileged to be adopted into Mount Mercy University's family. With that wonderful, amazingly hospitable family, I also inherited a sweet baby that was my responsibility to shape, mold and create into something...Spring 2014 | About, From the Editor | Read More
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From the trenches, by the 'wingman'
Well, where do I even begin? As always, the latest issue of the Mount Mercy Magazine brought with it challenges, headaches, thrills and spills. But this issue especially was my "high-maintenance" child. You may notice that I am making a guest appearance in the "From the Editor"...| From the Editor | Read More
A summer of new beginnings
Regrettably, it's been a while since I last blogged about the Mount Mercy Magazine, life on campus and our latest shenanigans finding the stories that best represent Mount Mercy. I figured it was high time that I weighed back in. Like many of Mount Mercy faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends,...| From the Editor | Read More
Picking the right dance partner
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A watched pot…
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I've been thinking a lot about perseverance lately. It can be a hauntingly ugly, nasty 12-letter word. The noun is officially defined as "steady persistence in a course of action, a purpose, a state, etc., especially in spite of difficulties, obstacles, or discouragement." Well, that...| About, From the Editor | Read More


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September 1, 2010
Today continues my look at the issue of global warming by presenting a series of video clips from the special Global Warming: The Other Side hosted by John Coleman, chief meteorologist at KUSI in San Diego. Last week we looked at the issue of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Is it a pollutant? Some say no and perhaps without it, life as we know it would be dramatically different or not even exist. If you haven't seen the first three parts of this series, check them out here on the blog.
Now we shift our attention to the man behind the global warming debacle. Mr. Al Gore, former congressman and vice president, is the man who stirred the pot when it comes to this hot button topic. However, as you'll find out by watching below, Mr. Gore had a mentor in college who started him down the path to obsession with global warming and CO2 emissions. The man's name is Roger Revelle. Who is he? John Coleman explains below. Revelle's involvement with Gore was accidental and he didn't lead him down this road intentionally. Also, would you believe that Revelle was also skeptical of climate change? All this is examined below and it is truly fascinating. I'll post another segment next week and tomorrow I'll take a look at the latest Hurricane Earl track. Stay cool out there today! No pun intended here.


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Jacksonville faces No. 13 Denver at 4:00 pm on Friday in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Senior attacker Amanda Hurley knew heading into the season
that she had gotten better at prioritizing and managing her life and figured it
would translate into some on-field success.
She didn't realize just how much, and heading into Friday's
first-round NCAA tournament match against No. 13 Denver she still seems almost
dumbfounded at her season.
Some of her amazement is based on from where she came.
Columbus, Ga., generally isn't mentioned in the same sentence as lacrosse hot
bed and she didn't start playing until high school.
"I can't believe I led the team in scoring,'' she said. "I'm
from Georgia; we barbeque and do redneck things all the time. Not play
As the astonishment fades, Hurley, who has perhaps the
hardest shot in the Division I game clocking in at over 80 mph, is able to
classify a combination of ideas as to how she got to where she is with a
team-best 43 goals and a .642 shooting percentage.
"I think it has a little to do with getting life straightened
out and setting priorities,'' she said. "This is potentially my last year to
play the sport I love, at this level at least. That was a reality check. This
semester is was easy to focus on what I love, working in physical therapy and
coming to practice and it was easier to prioritize.''
Part of setting those priorities came in seeing what others
have gone through and to clearly see the final goal.
"Seeing some of my teammates go through injuries that ended
their careers or people who quit the team, it makes me think I'm here for more
of a purpose and have a deeper meaning
for playing this game,'' Hurley said. "I think that all came into this semester
and it's a gradual increase so you want to peak at the NCAAs. That's the
hardest thing; you don't want to shoot the gun too early. I think we've all
done a great job doing that and that includes the coaches who have done a great
job managing us.''
Apparently, some of the priority also was to improve upon
her weaknesses to go with a natural advantage of being a left-handed shooter.
"I'd have to say being left handed is an advantage,'' Hurley
said. "We all wish we were ambidextrous. I think left-handed is an advantage
especially now because a lot of people don't realize I'm pretty good at using
my right hand. I would tell myself I'm very good at it. A lot of times
defenders will take away my left hand but I just go to my right hand.''
"She was very consistent the first three years,'' said JU
assistant coach Paul McCord. "She was a power player whose feet were very
average and two things happened.
"The first thing was she worked on her speed, her quickness
and her feet. She worked on her weakness instead of just doing power shots all
day. Her feet are very good. And, a lefty (transfer Taylor McCord from Florida)
came in that can feed her. (Attacker) Ali Hoffman and Taylor are finding her
because now that she has an extra step, not only is she a better dodger, she's
really tough to defend as a cutter. Instead of being that stationary power
shooter, now she's on the move. It's the difference between what's better: a
rocket that's sitting there that everyone can take a shot at or one that's on
the move and camouflaged.''
Another key aspect to the breakout was confidence, according
to Hurley, who last week got a degree in exercise science and has her sights
set to being a Navy rescue swimmer at the end of the summer.
"The coaches showed they had confidence in me and that meant
a lot,'' she said.
McCord said the show of faith in Hurley was merely a
reflection of what she was doing.
"I think confidence overall (was a key),'' he said. "I don't
know what her priorities are, but I know her feet are better and when you're
moving better and people aren't taking the ball from you, you're going to be
more confident. The diversity of her being able to dodge and cut makes her a
very good inside player. If you get the ball into her stick, you ain't getting
it out; she's going to shoot a blistering hard shot on your goalie. We tell the
girls this … they give us confidence by their play and we give it back to them.
We don't just blow smoke at a kid. We don't give them false confidence, they
earn it. She earned it.''
As her career winds down, Hurley says she clearly made the
right decision heading to JU.
"Definitely,'' she said. "In high school it was between
volleyball and lacrosse and I met (head coach) Mindy (McCord) my freshman year
when I just started playing. She completely turned around my perspective of
lacrosse. I had no idea what this weird sport was and she put a really nice
perspective on it and a nice outlook for the future. We were just acquaintances
and now she's still my coach, but we have a mother-daughter bond. I'm so happy
I made this decision. The first couple of years were very rocky for me, trying
to fit in, trying to work out my classes, the future, it was just stressful. Now,
I can't see myself playing any other place or any other sport."


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MIAMI, FL -- Prosecutors announced Monday that a Cuban man has plead guilty in connection to a 2010 theft at the East Peoria Federal Warehouse.
Amed Villa, 48, was arrested by Florida police in May of 2012. He was accused of stealing 3,500 cases of cigarettes in January of 2010 from the East Peoria facility.
The warehouse was accessed by a hole cut in the roof and the security system was bypassed. A ladder and tools were discovered near the hole in the roof.
Villa and his brother allegedly specialized in heists of cigarettes and other big-ticket items. Five semi-trailer trucks were used in the East Peoria robbery.
Villa also plead guilty to a March 2010 theft in Connecticut in which he and his associates took $90 million in pharmaceuticals.
VIlla pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit theft from an interstate shipment and two counts of theft from an interstate shipment. Villa faces a maximum term of imprisonment of 25 years.


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One Dominican prospect was involved in a shooting death this week, while another had his $3.1 million bonus voided. Another look at the problems facing baseball in the Dominican Republic.
There are ten members of the 500 home run club not in the baseball Hall of Fame. Beyond the Box Score takes a look at their careers using wins above replacement and compares them to the average...
During yesterday's chat (transcript is here), I ran a poll asking readers in whom they were the most disappointed in relation to this whole PED mess. The results were a bit surprising, but I'd...
I hope Alex Rodriguez didn't cheat. If we do find out that he cheated, I will wish that he hadn't. But whatever happens, I'm not going to change my opinion that he's a great baseball player. Like many of the greatest players, he'll do whatever it takes to be the best player he can be. For a stretch of five or 10 years -- and yes, perhaps even today still -- being the best player could have meant cheating. Maybe the cheaters were wrong; that's the direction in which I lean, probably because I've got a streak of the moralist in me. But I will not sit idly while great athletes looking for an edge -- not all that different from the many generations before them -- are demonized by the high priests of baseball opinion. I will not.Rob Neyer, as usual, with the best take. This time on the A-Rod situation.
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August 18, 2014
New Satellite Data Will Help Farmers Facing Drought
NASA's Soil Moisture Active Passive mission, launching this winter, will provide global measurements of water in soil.
August 15, 2014
Snow Cover on Arctic Sea Ice Has Thinned 30 to 50 Percent
New research led by NASA and the University of Washington, Seattle, confirms that springtime snow on Arctic sea ice has thinned significantly in the last 50 years.
August 15, 2014
As Seen by Rosetta: Comet Surface Variations
New Rosetta image shows the diversity of surface structures on the nucleus of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
August 15, 2014
Curiosity Mars Rover Prepares for Fourth Rock Drilling
Backtracking to get NASA's one-ton Mars rover away from slippery sand has brought the rover to its next candidate rock for drilling.
August 14, 2014
Stardust Discovers Potential Interstellar Space Particles
Seven microscopic dust particles collected during NASA's Stardust mission may be the first samples of contemporary interstellar dust.
August 14, 2014
Solar Power, Origami-Style
Origami has been a hot topic in technology recently. Brian Trease at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has been thinking about how it could be used in spacecraft.
August 13, 2014
Watching the Winds Where Sea Meets Sky
NASA's ISS-RapidScat mission will continue a long legacy of monitoring ocean winds from space.
August 13, 2014
Tall Boulder Rolls Down Martian Hill, Lands Upright
A new photo from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter shows an oblong boulder about 20 feet (6 meters) tall standing upright on Mars after tumbling downhill, leaving a trail.
August 12, 2014
Cassini Tracks Clouds Developing Over a Titan Sea
NASA's Cassini spacecraft recently captured images of clouds moving across the northern hydrocarbon seas of Saturn's moon Titan.
August 12, 2014
NASA's NuSTAR Sees Rare Blurring of Black Hole Light
A supermassive black hole is grabbing and stretching light to an extreme degree never seen before.