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An effective defence planning process is essential to deliver the collective political, military and resource advantages expected by NATO members. By participating in the NDPP, and without compromising their national sovereignty, Allies can harmonise their national defence plans with those of NATO to identify, develop and deliver a fair share of the overall forces and capabilities needed for the Alliance to be able to undertake its full range of missions.
The NDPP is designed to influence national defence planning efforts and identifies and prioritises NATO's future capability requirements, apportions those requirements to each Ally as targets, facilitates their implementation and regularly assesses progress. It provides a framework for the harmonisation of national and Alliance defence planning activities aimed at the timely development and delivery of all the capabilities, military and non-military, needed to meet the agreed security and defence objectives inherent to the Strategic Concept.
The Defence Policy and Planning Committee (DPPC) is responsible for the development of policy and overall coordination and direction of activities related to defence planning.
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- It is a coherent and integrated process in which Allies choose to participate, on a voluntary basis, to deliver the required capabilities in the short, medium and long term.
- It supports a capability-based approach but provides sufficient detail to assist participating countries and the Alliance to develop the forces necessary to undertake the full range of NATO missions.
- It is sufficiently flexible to respond to the needs of both individual Allies and the Alliance, informs and guides national defence plans, provides transparency, promotes multinational approaches and offers opportunities to capitalise on best practices.
Efforts to enhance the NDPP, by making it more flexible and responsive, continue. The defence planning process evolves continuously; however two milestones stand out. In 2009, initiatives were taken to improve the harmonisation of the planning domains and Allies were encouraged to integrate their national defence planning activities to complement NATO efforts. Another milestone came earlier with the Alliance's engagement in non-Article 5 operations. With collective defence war plans during the Cold War, members were expected to assign and employ the requested forces virtually without question. The non-Article 5 operations Allies have conducted since the fall of the Berlin Wall are, by agreement, on a case-by-case and the provision of national forces is discretionary. As such, the automaticity associated with force planning during the Cold War period was lost. This led to the need for "force generation conferences" to solicit the relevant forces and "operational planning" to develop the plans. Existing processes were adjusted and then reviewed on a regular basis in view of the changing security environment.

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What Is (Youth) Ministry? What Does It Mean To Be A Youth Pastor? More Theological Insights from Andrew Root's "Taking Theology to Youth Ministry"
Two weeks ago I introduced you to a solid new series of 100-page resources for youth workers by Andrew Root, A Theological Journey Through Youth Ministry. Andrew likens the series to an energy bar: it's a small item, no bigger than a candy bar, but it serves as a meal. Like an energy bar, this series gives you a "protein-filled theological power-up to your concept and practice of youth ministry."
What I find so helpful about this series is that it traces the contours of the youth worker's journey through important theological themes like Scripture, the Cross, sin, salvation, and even the foundation of youth ministry itself—all through the fictional story of a youth worker named Nadia.
It's this last theme that's been plaguing Nadia for a few years—and one Andrew seeks to help you navigate, beginning with, What is the point of youth ministry? Particularly, what is the point of my youth ministry.
Alongside this important question Nadis asks as important of a question, perhaps a more foundational question: What exactly is ministry? And especially, what is youth ministry and what does it mean to be a youth minister?
Perhaps, like Nadia, you've wrestled with these same questions: What is youth ministry and what does it mean to be a youth worker? How have you answered them yourself?
What are your answers? Sit back and consider these two questions, write down your responses, then come back here for Andrew's (and Nadia's) own insights.
Andrew believes the purpose of youth ministry—and I'd add all ministry—swings on two hinges: gospel and mission; revelation and reconciliation.
Gospel and Mission
First, all ministry, youth included, is fundamentally about gospel and mission. Andrew points out that often it's assumed gospel and mission are very different realities. Thus, youth ministry is "either about kids growing in understanding of the faith (gospel) or about outreach to others (mission)." (77)
Instead, "gospel and mission are two sides of the same coin. They are fundamentally connected; neither can exist without the other. There is no gospel without mission, and there is no mission without gospel." (77)
Andrew argues that the point of youth ministry is "to participate in God's action with and for a culturally identified group called adolescents." (39) If that's the case, then gospel and mission are not about things, but God's actions—the good news that God is moving and active to rescue and re-create the world. And youth ministry is about proclaiming and exposing that action.
Revelation and Reconciliation
Secondly, youth ministry isn't merely about stuffing kids heads with "a stagnant pool of facts" (as is often the case with ministry generally), but "an encounter with the very revelation of God, with the very revealing of Godself in our lives." (83)
When you ask a young person in your small group "What is God up to in your life, where is God moving?" you are speaking of this God who reveals, who acts to reveal His very Self in the life of that young person. (88) That's what Andrew means by revelation, and part of the purpose of youth ministry.
And this act of revealing carries with it the twin movement of God: reconciliation. "Revelation always has the effect of reconciliation." God reveals his very Self in the life of a young person for the purpose of "claiming us, coming near to us, and making a way for us to be free from death (sin)." (89)
As a pastor I know there is no greater joy than pointing this out in the life of a group of people God has entrusted to you. Youth worker: That's your joy—exposing how God is showing up in a life to make it new.
What is youth ministry? What does it mean to be a youth worker?
Return back to your own answer to these two questions. How closely do they align with Andrew's two hinges? Maybe you've just had an epiphany like Nadia did after marinating on these questions:
"I think I know what ministry is!" she said to herself as she slammed her door and walked toward her office. "It's all about proclaiming the altogether new reality of God's act of reconciliation. My job is to proclaim God's mission as the gospel. Youth ministry is not about getting kids to 'accept' the gospel," she thought. "It's about helping them see and participate in God's mission as the gospel. It is inviting them to see God revealing in their deepest yearnings and to participate with God as God brings life out of death in their lives, and in the whole of creation." (92)
This week, my prayer for you as a fellow pastor who desires to participate in the action of God myself is that you might realize the very same thing that Nadia realized: youth ministry isn't primarily about activities, but encountering the action of God in the lives of young people. (101)
Jeremy Bouma is a pastor with the Evangelical Covenant Church in West Michigan. He is the founder of THEOKLESIA, a content curator dedicated to helping the 21st century church rediscover the historic Christian faith; holds the Master of Divinity and Master of Theology; and writes about faith, life, and everything in between at www.jeremybouma.com.
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Adonis Reed was found unconscious and alone in an Amityville apartment on Wednesday afternoon. The boy later died at the hospital.
Jonathan Thompson was apprehended Friday night around 7:35 p.m. in Brooklyn. He was arraigned Saturday in Central Islip on murder charges.
It was an emotional day in court as family and friends of the victim attended the hearing.
Some people wept openly. Others were brought to their knees in the parking lot outside the Suffolk County courthouse. Others were clearly angry and outraged about the death of their relative Adonis Reed.
"He didn't deserve it. He didn't deserve to get beat like that," said one family member.
Thompson has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder charges. But prosecutors say the 31-year-old has admitted he punched the 4-year-old boy twice and caused significant internal bleeding; all because the child wouldn't take a nap.
Investigators say Thompson lived in the house where Reed was discovered dead Wednesday.
The boy was found alone inside the home, badly bruised. It's unclear what Thompson's relationship to the boy is, but reports indicate he was dating the child's grandmother who also lived at the house.
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ReplayPhotos has a website where you can order customized photos of football stadiums for several schools. Including Iowa. They've been having a lot of fun with it over at BHGP. They had a little bit too much fun with their in-state rivals Iowa State. So much so that ReplayPhotos took it down! Lame! Penn State has a really easy to read photo of beaver stadium.
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A group trying to block a new law expanding Medicaid in Arizona by collecting enough signatures to put the matter on the ballot for voters to decide says it's on track to gather enough support by an upcoming deadline.
The Arizona Daily Star reports that the United Republican Alliance for Principled Conservatives declined to say how many signatures have been gathered so far.
The group must collect more than 86,000 valid signatures by Sept. 11 to get it on the November 2014 ballot.
A successful petition effort would prevent the expansion from going into effect in January.
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Review: Courtyard Bistro, Ace Centre, Nelson
5:25pm Monday 11th February 2013 in Reviews By John Anson, Features editor
THE humble mill town of Nelson has been in the news a lot recently after being 'adopted' by Mary 'haircut' Portas.
The self-styled Queen of Shops wants to inject new life into the town centre which is brilliant if it comes off.
But we shouldn't forget that progress has already been made in the pre-Portas era in the form of the Ace Centre in the town.
At its heart lies an eating establishing which more and more discerning diners are discovering.
The Courtyard Bistro has a continental feel to it with plenty of space between tables and comfortable basket-weave style chairs.
The menu is a mixture of the predictable – jackets, sandwiches and burgers – and the surprising – black pudding and chorizo salad anyone?
I went for one of the house specials, the beef sizzler at £6.50. You could hear it arriving across the restaurant. The beef was served separately in a cast iron dish, spitting venom. I also got a beautifully presented plate with warm torillas with little dishes of hummous, sweet chilli dip and mustard mayonnaise.
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My kids learned to wakeboard this week and they both love this board. Even though it's listed as "girls" the bright colors work fine for our young son. Our kids are a little over 4ft at 55 lb and 4ft11" at 75 lb and the 124cm board seems the perfect size for them. Their instructor also used a different 119 board with the but a friend with a daughter the same age as our younger child said she was outgrowing the 119 and recommended 124 for us. The thumbscrews for the fins are a nice touch.
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The Siberian is a domestic cat breed that has been present in Russia for centuries.[3] A longer name of the breed is Siberian Forest Cat,[1] but it is usually referred to as the Siberian or the Siberian cat.[3] Another name for it is the Moscow Semi-longhair.[2][clarification needed] The cat is an ancient breed that is now believed to be ancestral to all modern long-haired cats.[3] The cat has similarities with the Norwegian Forest Cat, to which it is likely closely related.[3] It is a natural breed of Siberia and the national cat of Russia.[citation needed] While it began as a landrace, it is selectively bred and pedigreed today in at least seven major cat fancier and breeder organisations. The colorpoint variant of the breed is called the Neva Masquerade by some registries, including Feline Federation Europe (FFE).
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The cat was first mentioned in a book by Harrison Wier, which included information of the earliest cat shows in England in 1871.[4][clarification needed] Siberians first arrived in the United States in 1990. Although gaining in popularity, the expense of importing the cats from Russia keeps the breed relatively rare outside of Europe.
In the Russian cat fancy, each cat club devises its own cat standards. This fact led to much confusion in the USA and other countries when the first Siberians were arriving and many appeared quite different from each other, depending on what area of Russia they originated from. One of the earliest written Siberian standards was publicized by the Kotofei cat club in St. Petersburg in 1987.[5] A Siberian cat, Dorofei, is owned by Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, and another by former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev.[6] WBZ-AM talk radio host Steve LeVeille mentions his Siberian "Max" on his Boston-based program.[6]
Known to be an exceptionally agile jumper, the Siberian is a strong and powerfully built cat, with strong hindquarters and large, well rounded paws. They have barreled chests and medium sized ears, broad foreheads, and stockier builds than other cats.[2] They also have a slight arch to their body.
Hypoallergenic qualities of the Siberian coat have been noted and commented on for almost ten years. While there is little scientific evidence, breeders and pet owners claim that Siberians can be safe for many allergy sufferers. Since females of all feline breeds produce lower levels of Fel d1, breeders often suggest that allergic families adopt female cats. Allergy sufferers are advised to check their reactivity directly with the parent cats from whom they plan to adopt a kitten.[7][clarification needed] Many people believe that the breed produces less Fel d1, the primary allergen present on cats.[4]
In 1999 Indoor Biotechnologies tested the fur of four cats for Fel d 1; a mixed breed, two Siberians, and an Abyssinian.[8] The results showed the Siberian and Abyssinian cat fur as having lower Fel d 1 levels than the mixed breed cat.[8] Indoor Biotechnologies cautions that the Siberian levels were still high, and that the mixed breed sample was "exceptionally high."[8] Indoor Biotechnologies warns against using these results to make decisions of pet ownership.[8]
This test of fur allergen levels is cited by many Siberian breeder websites as evidence the breed is hypoallergenic. Critiques include that the sample size is below statistical significance, was submitted by a Siberian breeder, and as mentioned, one cat was found to have Fel d1 allergen levels of 62,813 micrograms (roughly 60x higher than any published professional study).[9]
A not-for-profit association of breeders, (Siberian Research Inc), was founded in 2005 to study allergen levels and genetic diseases in the Siberian breed. As of March 2010, fur and saliva samples from over 300 Siberians have been submitted for analysis, many directly from a veterinarian. Salivary Fel d1 allergen levels in Siberians ranged from 0.08-27 µg per ml of saliva, while fur levels ranged from 5-1300 µg. The high-end of these ranges is consistent with results from prior studies, though the low end is below expected results.
All Siberians tested were found to produce some Fel d1, with the highest levels being found in Siberians that have silver coloured fur. About half of Siberians were found to have Fel d1 levels lower than other breeds, while under twenty percent would be considered very low. Within the low group, males and females had comparable allergen levels.[10]
|This article may contain improper references to self-published sources. (March 2013)
Siberians express the three natural types of feline fur: guard hairs, awn hairs, and down. These three layers protect the cat from the Russian weather extremes, and provide a hardy, easy to care for coat today. The fur is textured but glossy, which decreases the occurrence of matting. A twice weekly combing is enough to keep the coat in good condition.
As with most other cat breeds, color varieties of the Siberian vary and all colors, such as tabby, solid, tortoiseshell and colorpoint are genetically possible. The Siberian cat breed does not have any unusual, distinct, or unique fur colorations or patterns.
Most breeders, enthusiasts, organizations, main registries such as TICA and the WCF, and countries accept the color point coloration as being natural. Color point Siberians are also known as "Neva-Masquerade": Neva for the river where they are said to have originated, and masquerade, for the mask-like coloration.[11][unreliable source?]
Siberian cats moult once or twice a year. The first moult is at the end of winter. The winter moult is instigated not by a change in temperature but by a change in day length. Many Siberians will experience a less intense "mini moult" at the end of the summer season, unlike other cats which will experience a "heavy moult" more than twice a year.
Siberian cats tend to come into reproductive readiness earlier than other breeds, sometimes as young as five months. It is thought that this is related to the breed's closeness to its natural wild state. Feral cats often die young due to harsher natural conditions. Achieving reproductive ability early and having large litters provides a biological balance to this. On average, a Siberian litter consists of five to six kittens, as compared to the average litter of three to four kittens in breeds who have been registered as pedigreed cats. However, Siberian litters may consist of as few as one and as many as nine kittens.
Siberian cats are excellent parents, with the fathers helping to care for kittens if they are allowed access to the nest. Parents are often strongly bonded and some mothers will only mate with one male. Atypical for cats, juvenile male Siberians have been seen cuddling and grooming their cousins and siblings. Siberians, due to their communal nature, often do better in pairs in captivity.
If a Siberian is not desexed, some queens (females) have been noted to have litters as late as nine or ten years. However, kitten mortality is generally lower when the queens are between 18 months and five or six years of age. This is due to several factors: physical and emotional maturation of the female, health and vitality of the queen, and a natural predisposition to healthier offspring from younger mothers.
Males can father kittens from as young as five months to over ten years. In regions where the breed is rare and expensive a long term breeding career for a pedigreed male can create a risk of Popular Sire Syndrome, in which one male has an overly large genetic influence on the breed. In Eastern Europe, where the breed is very common and less expensive, this issue is less likely to arise.
During the early 1990s, it was expensive and difficult to locate and import Siberians. Therefore, inbreeding became common. Because the breed is new to registration and breed books are open, breeders are able to add foundation stock to the breed. This reduces the level of relatedness in the breed, and increases vigor and vitality in the cats.
In popular culture[edit]
The breed can be seen in Russian paintings and writings dating back hundreds of years. This sets them apart from breeds that are the result of fairly recent selective breeding.[citation needed]
Vonda N. McIntyre introduces a Siberian Forest Cat as the pet of Spock's cousin Stephen in Enterprise the First Adventure (Pocket Books, 1986).
At least one traditional Russian folktale, collected by Prof. A. N. Afanas'ev, features a Siberian Forest Cat called Kotofej Ivanovich.
Siberian cat sleeping in its cage during the 2008 CFA International Cat Show in Atlanta.
- ^ a b Somerville, Louisa (2007). The Ultimate Guide to Cat Breeds. Edison, New Jersey, US: Chartwell Books. p. 86. ISBN 9780785822646. "According to legend, the Siberian Forest Cats traditionally lived in Russian monasteries, where they patrolled the rafters on the lookout for intruders. Although fierce, the monks treated them as loving and loyal companions."
- ^ a b c "Siberian Cat Breed Info". Retrieved 2009-08-08.[dead link]
- ^ a b c d "Cat Breeds of the World". A Complete Illustrated Encyclopedia. Viking. 1999.
- ^ a b "Siberian - Cat Breed Information & Breed Facts". Petside. Retrieved 2009-08-08.[dead link]
- ^ "Siberian cat - History". Siberian Cat World. Retrieved 2009-08-08.[dead link]
- ^ a b "Siberian". Cats 101. Season 2. Episode 2. 14 November 2009.
- ^ "The Show Cat Magazine - Siberian Cat". Retrieved 2009-08-08.
- ^ a b c d "The Siberian Cat...hypoallergenic??". Archived from the original on 2008-11-30. Retrieved 2008-11-29.
- ^ "Fel d 1 Production in the Cat Skin Varies According to Anatomical Sites". Allergy 55 (6): 570–573. June 2000. doi:10.1034/j.1398-9995.2000.00588.x. PMID 10858990.
- ^ "Siberian Allergen Levels". SiberianResearch.com. Siberian Research Inc.
- ^ "Siberian". CatsOfAustralia.com. Retrieved 2011-12-19.
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FREDERICTON (GNB) – The authority to initiate a board of inquiry would be transferred to the New Brunswick Human Rights Commission from the minister of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour under amendments to the Human Rights Act introduced today.
The amendments follow a 2008 recommendation from the commission to address the issue of depending on the minister of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour to initiate a board of inquiry.
The amendments also represent a response to the report, Fine-tuning Parliamentary Machinery: A Review of the Mandates and Operations of New Brunswick's Legislative Officers, which recommends that the act be amended so that the commission has the sole and final authority to initiate a board of inquiry.
"The amendments would address both of these recommendations by removing the responsibility of the minister respecting the appointment of a board of inquiry and by providing the commission the direct authority to initiate a board of inquiry," said Coulombe. "The New Brunswick Labour and Employment Board would continue to serve as the administrative tribunal during inquiries. The amendments would also reflect the provincial government's commitment to providing more independence to the commission."
Administrative amendments are proposed to address inconsistencies between the English and French versions of the act and to rephrase certain terms that would be more appropriate to its interpretation.
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Frank D. Fuss, 81
Frank D. Fuss, 81, of Ord passed away on Friday, August 29, 2014, at the Valley County Health System Hospital.
A Celebration of Life will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 4, 2014, at the Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church with Pastor Glenda Pearson officiating. Inurnment will be in the Ord City Cemetery. Military Honors will be presented by the Ord VFW Post #7029 and American Legion Post #38. In lieu of flowers memorials are suggested to the Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church. Ord Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Frank Duane Fuss was born March 20, 1933, in Valley County, Nebraska to Walter A. and Sophie R. (Bredthauer) Fuss. He was raised on a farm in the Mira Valley area of Valley County.
Frank served in the United States Army. On January 26, 1953, he was united in marriage to Sharon Olsson at Fort Worth, Texas. The couple spent their entire married lives in the Ord area where Frank farmed and worked as a contractor.
He was a member of Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church. He enjoyed woodworking and making furniture. He was very proud of his beautiful rose gardens.
Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Doug and Pam Fuss of Arcadia; two daughters and two sons-in-law, Joyce and Mike Hruby of Ord and Sheryl and Kevin Drake of Comstock; a son-in-law, Leon Brown of Kearney; 8 grandchildren, Mitchell Fuss, Cori Doran, Michelle Feit, Jennifer McCartney, Stefanie McCain, Melissa Lafferty, Tara Dunbar, and Reba Clamp; 12 great-grandchildren, Jamie, Cameron and Lexi Feit, Dillon & Nathan McCartney, Logan Hock, Makayla, Wyatt and Reata McCain, Lilly and Haille Lafferty and Tayton Dunbar; and a sister and brother-in-law, Betty and Harold Gohl of Palatine, Illinois.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Sharon; a daughter, Joan Brown; a step grandson, Neil Drake; two infant siblings; a brother, Kenneth Fuss; and a sister, Maxine Richards.
Henry J. Gregorski, 67
Henry J. Gregorski 67 of Elyria, NE died Friday, August 22, 2014 at the Valley County Health System Hospital at Ord.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, August 26 at 11:00 am at the Ord United Methodist Church with Rev. Trever Rook officiating. Visitation will be held Monday from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Ord Memorial Chapel. Memorials may be given to the family. Ord Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Henry was born November 16, 1946 at Ord to Felix and Lillian (Zurek) Gregorski. He was raised on the family farm west of Elyria. He attended rural school district 48 at graduated from Ord High School in 1964. Henry farmed on the family farm for his entire life, he also drove a truck for Trotter Fertilizer during the spring planting to post seasons for 15 years from 1998-2013. He also had worked for other area farmers.
Henry enjoyed fishing, card games, gardening, and growing roses. He also enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren.
Survivors include a son Robert Gregorski and his friend Serena Graves of Elyria; two grandsons Daniel and Alex Gregorski of Elyria; a sister and brother in law Shirley and Mike Pesek of Elyria.
Henry was preceded in death by his parents; a son Henry F. Gregorski; two infant sons and an infant brother.
Iris Mae Tvrdik, 89
Iris Mae Tvrdik, 89, of Burwell, Nebraska died August 19, 2014 at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Kearney, Nebraska.
Funeral services will be 10:00 a.m. Saturday, August 23, 2014 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Burwell. Burial will be in Douglas Grove Cemetery near Comstock. Fr. Mark Maresh will officiate. Visitation will be Friday from 5 – 7 p.m. with a Rosary at 6 p.m. at Hitchcock Funeral Home in Burwell. Memorials are suggested to the family.
Iris was born May 1, 1925 in Grand Island, Nebraska to John and Agnes (Hosek) Wells. Iris graduated from Comstock High School.
Iris is survived by three daughters, Karon and Bill Robbins of Rogers, Arkansas, Cindy Miller of Bentonville, Arkansas and Cec Wilson of Thedford, Nebraska. Six grandchildren, eleven great-grandchildren and five great great-grandchildren.
Iris was preceded in death by her parents, husband Robert in 1975, one infant son, Dennis and a brother, Leroy Wells.
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Officials at Boone Central Schools in Albion are ready to ask voters again to consider a bond issue.
After a $21 million proposal to build a new high school and renovate other buildings failed in 2012, supporters of school improvements regrouped held meetings to set priorities and came up with a $13 million plan that goes before voters on Nov. 4.
most of the money will pay an addition of a new kitchen and offices to the Albion school campus. A new commons area, gymnasium, locker rooms and fitness center also are included. Additional work would renovate science rooms and upgrade the elementary school to add fire sprinklers. Secure entrances at the middle school in Petersburg would be added.
Broken Bow Voters Will Decide Whether Change Is Needed
Broken Bow voters will decide this fall whether to change the form of their city's government.
Signatures on a petition calling for a change have been confirmed, and the measure will go on the Nov. 4 ballot.
A booming economy in Broken Bow prompted calls for a city manager who would oversee the central Nebraska's city's development.
Many of the city's current management duties are handled by the mayor, acting on advice from a city administrator. A city manager would have power to act on the city's day-to-day business, like the CEO of a major business. The City Council would act as a board of directors, focused on a long-term vision.
Ravenna Man Gets 15-25 Years In Prison
KEARNEY, Neb. (AP) - A 33-year-old Ravenna man who was convicted of incest and sexually assaulting a child has been given 15 to 25 years in prison.
The man last week was given 336 days credit for time already served. The Associated Press is not naming the man in order to protect the identity of the girl. She was younger than 12 at the time of the assault last September.
The man was convicted following a two-day trial in May.
Burwell FFA To Celebrate National Planting Day
Burwell, NE [August 25, 2014]
— National Planting Day, a day dedicated to our native vegetation, will be celebrated nationwide and locally on September 6. This is happening through the efforts of local FFA chapters in cooperation with Keep America Beautiful, Keep Loup Basin Beautiful, and the Loup Basin Resource Conservation & Development (RC&D) Council. Keep Loup Basin Beautiful is promoting National Planting Day in the following counties: Blaine, Boyd, Cherry, Custer, Garfield, Greeley, Holt, Howard, Loup, Rock, Sherman, Valley and Wheeler.
The Burwell High School FFA Chapter, under the sponsorship of Philip Simpson and in cooperation with Keep Loup Basin Beautiful, will be freshening up existing native grass plots and identifying the plants at the school. There are many native grasses, flowers, and shrubs planted around the town square and the chapter will be identifying those also for community enjoyment and education. FFA chapters in other counties will be developing their own projects in cooperation with Keep Loup Basin Beautiful.
Future plans for the Burwell FFA Chapter include planting native grasses with proper identification at Fort Hartsuff in the picnic area under the supervision of Jim Domeier. Jim is excited about the addition of native vegetation being on display for visitors. Additionally, native vegetation will be incorporated at the Loup Rivers Scenic Byway Interpretive Center, located at 330 South Hwy 11, Burwell, Nebraska through the cooperation of the Burwell FFA Chapter and the Loup Basin RC&D Council.
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Broken Bow Woman Pleads Not Guilty In Child's Death
A woman charged in the death of a Broken Bow toddler has pleaded not guilty.
24-year-old Brittany Pryce pleaded not guilty Thursday in Custer County District Court. A trial date was set for February 9th.
Authorities say 20-month-old Noah Pryce sustained a suspicious head injury in November while in the car of Pryce and her mother, Diane Hill. The infant later died in an Omaha hospital.
Hill and Brittany Pryce were initially charged with second-degree murder, but the case against Hill was dismissed in July. The murder charge against Price was also dropped, and she's now only charged with second-degree child abuse.
Authorities say Brittany Pryce and her husband, Richard Pryce, were Noah's guardians.
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CHICAGO (AP) - Grain futures were mixed Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade.
Wheat for May delivery rose 8 cents to $6.54 a bushel; May corn was 2 cents lower at 4.89 a bushel; May oats sank 20 cents to $4.4625 a bushel; while May soybeans gained 19.75 cents to $14.5775 a bushel.
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April live cattle gained .10 cent to $1.4325 a pound; May feeder cattle was .95 cent higher at $1.7440 a pound; while April lean hogs rose .60 cent to $1.1300 a pound.
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On September 21, 1956, he was shot in the chest by a young poet and musician, Rigoberto López Pérez, at a party in the city of León. López was instantly brought down by Somoza bodyguards, but the president's wounds would prove fatal a few days later. López would eventually be named a national hero by the Sandinista government. Upon his death, Somoza's eldest son Luís Somoza Debayle took over, continuing the dynasty his father had established.
The Somoza regime would continue through Luís Somoza Debayle (1956-1967) and his brother Anastasio Somoza Debayle (1967-1979) before being overthrown by the Sandinista rebels. Part of the reason that the Somozas were able to retain power for so long was the support of the U.S. government, which saw them as anti-communist. Allegedly, Franklin Roosevelt once said of him: "Somoza may be a son-of-a-bitch, but he's our son-of-a-bitch," although there is little direct proof of this quote.
The Somoza regime was extremely crooked. With his friends and family in every important office, Somoza greed ran unchecked. The government seized profitable farms and industries and then sold them to family members at absurdly low rates. Somoza named himself director of the railway system, and then used it to move his goods and crops at no charge to himself. Those industries that they could not personally exploit, such as mining and timber, they leased to foreign (mostly U.S.) companies for a healthy share of the profits. He and his family made untold millions of dollars. His two sons continued this level of corruption, making Somoza Nicaragua one of the most crooked countries in the history of Latin America, which is really saying something. This sort of corruption had a lasting effect on the economy, stifling it and contributing to Nicaragua as a somewhat backward country for a long time.


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Happy Birthday Will
Our youngest is five today. He's been insanely excited about his birthday for months now and I've been concerned it couldn't live up to his expectations. But his expectations aren't anything other than the excitement of a day all about him – and he's been giddy with joy all morning before heading to school.
It has been an interesting year for Will and us as it is his first year at school. He's a bright, funny and outgoing boy but he's also in many ways not a million miles away from the toddler he was. And when starting school I was nervous about his academic prospects – not because of any doubts regarding his abilities – but merely because he's nearly a year younger than others in the reception class. After all, just three months before starting school he'd still been three.
I needn't have worried. While he may be small and sometimes too trusting of his friends the one thing that hasn't been a problem this year has been learning at school. He is a boy that's always loved finding out new things – especially about dinosaurs, Star Wars and volcanoes. He has taken to learning to read with real enthusiasm and has really impressed us with his progress. We needn't have worried – his reading ability at the end of his first year of school is as good as any in his school year.
I wanted to post today to mark the date, a date so special for our little boy. And it's special to us too because it celebrates this bonkers bundle of cuteness and energy that is our baby boy. The little monkey has lit up my life. Happy Birthday William.
Driveclub, Forza Horizon 2 & Magic Computer Beans
This week's announcement of Forza Horizon 2 for Xbox One has got videogamers on many forums spouting the same old rubbish we've heard time and again about frame rates. The nonsense intensified earlier today as Playground Games revealed Horizon 2 would run at 1080p30.
Come on guys, most of you are smarter than playing out this silly 60 vs 30 argument all over again. Playground Games has chosen to make this game 30fps, rather than 60fps. Why? Because it's a good compromise for this kind of sim-lite open world action. You can put lots of silicon horsepower into making the game beautiful.
Could it be 60fps? Of course it could.
Touching the Heavens
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You don't always need a big DSLR or mirrorless system with a gazillion lenses to get a few decent pictures. In fact sometimes photography is easier without the distractions of gear. Being able to hold a tiny camera in one hand removes worries of gear. At least for me.
Thunder & Lightning over Bridport
It seems the great sky gods are angry with us in West Dorset, and Thor has got his hammer out. Our children were scared by the minor storm earlier so I'm rather glad and amazed that they slept through the more epic encounter with nature these images are from.
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The Falcons accused Suh of taunting Ryan last year, but Ryan says he's put the incident behind him. Atlanta could clinch home-field advantage in the playoffs with a win.
The Atlanta Falcons are not taking the Detroit Lions lightly in their Week 16 matchup. What are some things that Falcons head coach Mike Smith think the Falcons need to focus on to beat the Lions?
Atlanta Falcons' quarterback Matt Ryan was asked to speak about Detroit Lions' defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh at his Tuesday press conference.
Johnson is on pace to break Jerry Rice's 17-year old record for receiving yards in a single season.
The Lions signed Ron Bartell to fill Lacey's spot on the roster.
The Falcons' top wideout was sick of the talk from fans that Atlanta couldn't handle the league's best teams.
Atlanta Falcons defensive back Dominique Franks has embraced his role as a super-sub for the Atlanta Falcons this year.
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Falcons head coach Mike Smith said the team isn't getting too excited about their big win over the Giants and have already moved on to preparing for the Lions.
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The Department of Energy's Environmental Management Program (DOEEM) is one of the largest environmental clean up efforts in world history. The EM division charged with developing or finding technologies to accomplish this massive task, its Office of Science and Technology (OST), has been reviewed extensively, including six reports from committees of the National Research Council's (NRC's) Board on Radioactive Waste Management (BRWM) that have been released since December 1998. These committees examined different components of OST's technology development program, including its decision-making and peer review processes and its efforts to develop technologies in the areas of decontamination and decommissioning, waste forms for mixed waste, tank waste, and subsurface contamination. Gerald Boyd, head of OST, asked the Board on Radioactive Waste Management (BRWM) to summarize the major findings and recommendations of the six reports and synthesize any common issues into a number of overarching recommendations.
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Lightning struck and injured several people who were visiting Mather Point at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon on Monday.
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Boston Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine isn't in Chiba City anymore. He's in Boston, and in Boston, people like to light their hair on fire and run around in the middle of the street when it comes to something wrong with their sports team.
The newest disturbance is ... spins the wheel ... Valentine showing up late for a game because his son's flight was delayed. Well.
In a candid interview with WEEI, Valentine compared his start times with those of Rays' manager Joe Maddon, suggesting that one man's "late" is another's "on-time.", and that his time in Boston has been miserable:
Regret returning (to managing)? No, life is a journey ... you learn from misery ... It's been miserable! But a part of my life's experience.
He also had some choice words for an unnamed breakfast place in Seattle:
John Henry's ham was overcooked.
And he called the Oakland Coliseum "stupid", which, well, yeah. Most of the buzz around the interview will have to do with Gleen Ordway asking Valentine if he'd checked out, and Valentine responding with ...
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In my religious tradition there is an expression one utters in response to another persons over-optimism. For example, your basketball team is leading by twenty points with four minutes left in the game. A friend declares, This game is in the bag!
That is the moment of greatest danger, my grandmother warned. Then she would say the mystical words, Dont give a kena hora.
The phrase is supposed to ward off the evil eye, a folk tradition that fears good news. Just when things are good, the evil eye will bring disaster. One should never be too optimistic, too positive about anything. The moment you have let your joy and happiness loose on the world, the evil eye will try to bring you down.
I had a kena hora moment this week as I suddenly realized that religious issues were no where to be found in the battle of the front runners for president. The leading candidates were actually speaking of education and healthcare, foreign policy and defense matters. I knew that if I made this observation public, I could risk the wrath of the evil eye-so I said, Kena hora and spit three times. They were symbolic spits.
In recent days, none of the three front-runners has been sending covert or overt religious messages on the campaign trail. I prefer to get my inspiration from my faith leaders at the pulpit rather than from political candidates at the press conference. Maybe we are entering a new era of respect for the constitutional separation of church and state.
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The new connector will not download all email into outlook from the server.
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The new connector will not download all email into outlook from the server.
Is this a known issue?
I do not see version 7.1.1 available for download. Can you confirm the version? I am using ZCO 7.1 and its working just fine against 6.0.8...
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"The new connector will not download all email into outlook from the server." is a fairly vague comment. Is there a crash? Does some mail get downloaded? Is it an initial sync or a delta sync? Is GAL sync on, and if so, does the GAL get downloaded?
Please provide more details, and a ZCO log if possible.
The user has a 5GB mailbox and when I had to recreate his mail, I noticed that it stopped syncing at 1GB. So I reverted back to 6.0.8 connector and just wanted to see if there was any known issues.
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Visitation will be held Monday, Nov. 11, 2013, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. in the Collins-Burke Funeral Home Parlor. Funeral services will be Monday, Nov. 11, 2013, at 2:30 p.m. in the chapel at Collins-Burke Funeral Home, with burial in Bennett Cemetery in Jasper.
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Meet the Antidote®. More than just a reservoir, the Mil Spec Antidote Reservoir redefines the ultimate delivery system for an operator's water supply and provides maximum adaptability for changing missions or combat environments.
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The resevior is awesome. It comes with the 2013 H.A.W.G., which I received as a gift. After seeing the other review, I had to set the record straight. This thing does NOT leak, if you close it properly. There is a gasket that is hooked onto cap apparatus and it WILL leak if you do not take care to make sure the gasket is in it proper position. So yeah, if you're not a monkey, you should have no problem closing and sealing your resevior. I made the mistake once and immediately saw what I did wrong.One feature I love is a shutoff valve that activates when the tubing is detached, making it much easier to throw in the fridge or freezer the night before a long hike. I don't think they recommend putting it in the freezer, but in Phoenix, the R.O. water from the tap is warm, so its never frozen the next morning, just a few ice chips.Another great feature is the mouthpiece and on/off valve near the mouthpiece. There is a cap that prevents the desert floor from getting my mouthpiece all dirty (I've forgotten about it and dirtied up my mouthpiece a bunch of times). And the valve ensures safe transport without leaking.Not so important, but I also really like the insulated tubing. If it does nothing else, at least it just makes it look much better quality. A friend of mine has a different brand and his tubing is all yellow and discolored from the sun. I much prefer my camelbak.Overall, I would recommend the H.A.W.G. with this reservoir to anyone looking for an awesome day pack. The bag also has plenty of webbing so you could use it for a weekend pack if you wanted to strap on some extra pouches (recommend maxpedition 5x7x4 and 5x7x2 general purpose pouches), and a tent and bag.
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The cap leaks. I sent it back and they sent me a new one and it leaks at the same place. Terrible design.
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Skamania County deputies responded to a report of an explosion at 3:45 a.m. When deputies arrived, they said various items were strewn across the lawn, including a couch on its side. They also discovered the remains of a dog.
A probable cause document states Dillingham was placed in handcuffs and agreed to talk to officers at the scene. He said he was preparing for "the rapture," according to court documents, and said "the world is going to end" due to a nuclear strike.
The reason he was throwing his possessions onto the lawn was because he believed "the souls of demons" were in the metal items in his house.
"Chris was very calm while we talked, but was irrational with his statements," according to the affidavit of probable cause.
Deputies then asked if he blew up his dog, and he said he did. Court documents state he killed the dog because he got it from his ex-girlfriend and he believed she had "put the devil in it."
Dillingham said he used black powder contained inside fireworks to create the bomb that killed the dog. Court documents say he also fed the dog treats in order to distract it long enough for him to go behind a wall and detonate the bomb.
Investigators said Dillingham owns a fireworks business and operates a stand in Stevenson every Fourth of July.
Dillingham made his first court appearance Monday. He was charged with possession of an explosive or destructive device with intent to use for unlawful purpose and reckless endangerment. Prosecutors initially held off on filing animal cruelty charges.
As they reviewed case law and Washington statutes, it was determined the alleged incident met the necessary elements to charge Dillingham with animal cruelty.
The additional charge will be officially added at Dillingham's next court appearance, set for Aug. 15.
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The church of Bom Jesus is a religious shrine in the city of Itu, Brazil. Was previously located where the first chapel of the city today is a fine example of religious art. A mixture of Baroque and Neoclassical, the space is influenced photographed the stained glass windows, creating a unique atmosphere in each moment of the day. (www.umolhardiario.com.br)
A igreja do Bom Jesus é um templo religioso na cidade de Itu, Brasil. Localizada onde anteriormente se encontrava a primeira capela da cidade, hoje é um belo exemplar de arte sacra. Uma mistura entre arte barroca e neoclássica, o espaço fotografado sofre grande influência dos vitrais coloridos, gerando uma atmosfera única em cada momento do dia. (www.umolhardiario.com.br)
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Here's your soundtrack. Okay, maybe they're not exactly brazillian but their music is awesome and their live shows legendary.
Now, Brazil covers almost half of South America and its Amazon rainforest is the world's largest jungle... which is rapidly getting cut down. The country is basically one giant botanical garden with some bangin' cities on its edges.
Brazil was colonized in 1808 by the royal court of Portugal, which was fleeing Napolean's troops. They didn't stay long, and Brazil won its independence in 1822.
Its biggest city, Sao Paulo, is the financial hub of South America. Brazil is the "b" in BRIC -- Brazil, Russia, India and China. These four were labeled the world's fastest developing large economies in the year 2001.
Brazil is known for three things: amazingly beautiful women, carnival, and Pele -- King of Football, Athlete of the Century, football ambassador of the world and a declared national treasure.
Brazillians can tell foreigners a mile away, by the way their hips move. Samba is built into the soul of brazil and carnival is when it bursts out into twenty-four hour undying explosions of sound on every street.
This picture of mask diving at the Taipus reefs makes me shed hot and salty tears all over my calendar, which is set on "January" right now.
Text by Steve Smith.