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Read Ryan T. Anderson and Andrew T. Walker's analysis, "Gay marriage is not inevitable,"
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (BP) -- Gay marriage supporters enjoyed landmark victories in 2012 and are hoping for an even bigger win at the U.S. Supreme Court this year, but in the meantime political battles are brewing in at least six states where marriage redefinition bills likely will be considered.
Significantly, all six have governors who appear supportive of gay marriage. Also, the November elections saw gay marriage supporters increase their strength in the state legislatures.
Leading the way are Illinois and Rhode Island, where gay marriage bills are being pushed and potentially could pass within weeks. Other states that likely will consider gay marriage bills in 2013 are Delaware, Hawaii, New Jersey and Minnesota. Of the six states, all but one -- Minnesota -- have legalized same-sex civil unions, which grant all the legal benefits of marriage, minus the name.
Nine states and the District of Columbia recognize gay marriage, while 30 states have constitutional amendments defining marriage as between one man and one woman. Last November, voters, for the first time, endorsed gay marriage at the ballot, when Maine, Maryland and Washington state approved it.
Christ Plante, executive director of the National Organization for Marriage-Rhode Island, says bills in each of the states can be defeated, but it will require voters speaking out. The National Organization for Marriage has played a key role in defending traditional marriage on the state level.
"In all of these places, the most important thing is: Are voters speaking up?" Plante told Baptist Press. "Are people of faith calling their representatives and their senators in their statehouses and saying, 'Don't redefine marriage.' This is really up to the people. Legislators, in most cases, do in fact listen to their constituency. If a representative gets hundreds of calls on this issue, they will take note. That's particularly what's going to need to happen in Minnesota, Illinois, Delaware and Rhode Island, where we're in a defensive mode."
In Illinois, a gay marriage bill passed a Senate committee in the final days of the lame duck session but didn't come to a vote in the full chamber before the session ended. But with Democrats having increased their majorities in the state legislature, supporters are hopeful it can pass in the new session, which already has begun. (Democrats control the legislature in all six states where gay marriage is being considered.) Traditionalists are hoping more moderate Democrats from outside of Chicago can help defeat the bill. Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn backs gay marriage.
In Rhode Island, a gay marriage bill is favored to pass the state House, where House Speaker Gordon Fox, who is gay, says it is a priority.
"We have a huge battle on our hands, with tons of pressure and tons of money coming against us," Plante said.
Rhode Island is the only New England state where gay marriage isn't legal. Plante hopes the bill can be killed in the Senate, where Senate President M. Teresa Paiva Weed is a bill opponent. Also opposing the bill is Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Michael J. McCaffrey, whose committee likely will consider the issue. Paiva Weed and McCaffrey are Democrats in a state where the issues don't always follow political lines.
The Catholic Church's opposition to gay marriage has been critical in preventing it from being legalized in Rhode Island in past years, Plante said. Supporters of gay marriage tried but failed to defeat McCaffrey in a primary, Plante said.
Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee, a former Republican turned Independent, supports gay marriage.
Legislatures have a legitimate reason to maintain the traditional definition of marriage, Plante said.
"Marriage as the union of one man and one woman is unique because it's only the union of men and women that can bring forth children. Children need a mom and a dad," he said. "That's why societies throughout history, across the globe, have supported marriage and protected it. This unique institution binds mothers and fathers to their children, and their children grow up in a stable home that leads to a respectable and productive next generation. We understand that doesn't happen all the time, but that is the ideal. And government has the duty to incentivize and support that ideal."
Following is a brief look at the four other states where gay marriage bills could be considered:
-- Delaware: Democratic Gov. Jack Merkell said last year he believes gay marriage is "inevitable" in his state. He also said he expects the legislature to tackle the issue this year.
-- Minnesota: When citizens defeated a constitutional marriage amendment in November, they also gave Democrats control of the House and Senate. With Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton openly supporting a bill, gay marriage supporters hope to see gay marriage legalized in Minnesota in 2013. Sponsors have promised to introduce a bill.
-- Hawaii: Democratic Gov. Neil Abercrombie refused to defend the state's constitutional marriage amendment in court, saying he believed it was unconstitutional. A federal judge upheld the amendment in August. But because of the unique language of the amendment, gay marriage supporters still have a path to legalization. That's because the amendment did not define marriage but simply gave the legislature the power to define marriage in the traditional sense, which legislators subsequently did. That means legislators in the state also could legalize gay marriage.
-- New Jersey: Republican Gov. Chris Christie vetoed a gay marriage bill in the past but some supporters hope to put the issue before voters, asking them to legalize gay marriage. Christie has said he would be supportive of letting the voters decide.
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Candice Swanepoel joins Sasha, Abbey Lee, Carolyn, Miranda and the rest of the cast of models as the newest face of rag & bone's DIY project. With the same remit as the girls before her, Candice was given a bag of clothing and a camera and asked to style and photograph herself in an environment of her choice. The resulting photographs were taken between Brazil and Bora Bora, dancing on the beach to Bob Marley. While many of our DIY girls have taken their assignment to the beach, Candice shows us a side of her we have never seen before!
The DIY Project, first created with Laird + Partners in February 2011, turns the traditional campaign on its head, making the model the subject, stylist and photographer of her own work. "I think what Davis and Marcus really ultimately wanted to communicate about the brand was a sense of authenticity, and the D.I.Y. Project has been the perfect way to do just that. We usually only get to see these girls transformed as interpretations of a particular designer's or photographer's vision and here it is only their image of how they see themselves. Personal, honest and real – with a strong sense of individual style. Which is ultimately a hallmark of how people wear rag & bone," says Trey Laird, Chief Executive and Creative Officer of Laird + Partners.
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From the early systems that were built on PCs with two Ethernet cards, load balancers have evolved to include up to 24 switched Ethernet ports and custom ASICs running routing rules at gigabit wire-speed. Other systems add protection for Web servers and other types of application servers, guarding against buffer overflows, denial of service, and other hacker attacks. Still others add the ability to route incoming traffic to specialized clusters of Web servers depending on the needs of the customer, so that e-commerce requests go to one cluster while video viewing is done on another. Finally, a more recent trend is to add Web acceleration technologies, including HTTP compression, caching, and consolidation of TCP/IP requests from hundreds to a few.
The bigger question is whether you want all of these capabilities in the same box as your load balancer, when you may very well already have another box that does the same thing. SSL termination is a common addition because it simplifies load balancing. WAN optimization is also a good fit, considering that functionality needs to be outside the firewall along with the load balancer, and the right kinds of optimization can really improve the user experience, which is one of the main goals of load balancers. Other features such as firewalls, anti-spam, and site-to-site acceleration are less obviously a good fit. These are things that might be better done with separate boxes.
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Once owned by software-based solutions, the low end of the market is in flux. First, the added cost of hardware on Linux- or Windows-based appliances is offset by the dramatically reduced time to configure the system. Second, the entire "commodity" category is getting smaller as time goes by – the ready availability of ASICS (Application-Specific Integrated Circuits) means that switch-based load balancers can be inexpensively made. As prices of switch-based load balancers have dropped, and more organizations have started delivering Web-based applications both internally over high-speed connections and externally over a slow Internet links, switch-based products are coming to dominate the market. However, appliances offer a low starting cost, are easily expanded with SSL acceleration boards and other add-ons, and still have a place, especially for organizations with no need for multiple gigabit ports.
If you want to spend the time, you can use an existing Windows server and WSLB (Windows Server Load Balancing) software, or with Linux installed and add IPVS (IP Virtual Server) or BalanceNG load balancing software to create your own load balancer. However, unless you're paid a lot less than the average admin, the time you spend configuring the Linux server and the IPVS software will more than offset the cost of a small appliance, some of which are available for less than $2,000 including the hardware.


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Scanlan cancels Las Vegas trip due to illness
Miss America 2011 was planning to be in Las Vegas this week to be a special correspondent at the Miss America pageant for the TMG Pageant Network, sign autographs and be part of the 2013 pageant festivities. But Teresa Scanlan of Gering says on her facebook page she had to cancel the plans after getting what's called Dengue Fever from mosquitoes while she was in Haiti over the holidays.
Scanlan says she has extreme pain all over her body, a terrible headache, and flu symptoms that have resulted in fatigue, a fever and a loss of appetite. The doctor she saw advised absolutely no traveling and they are doing more tests for malaria and other things. Scanlan says the doctor indicated it could take three to four weeks to get over the situation as long as she drinks lots of fluids and rests.
Scanlan says she is "devastated" she can't make it to the pageant, indicating she will be staying at her home in Virgina. Scanlan says her mother had already flown in and will be in Vegas for the week. Scanlan asked everyone to pray for her successful recovery.
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After no one won the Mega Millions drawing on Tuesday the jackpot for Friday surged to $400 million, the second-largest jackpot in the game's history.
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---- — NEWBURYPORT – The concept of "executive session" might collide with "the public's right to know" Saturday when the City Council is scheduled to meet regarding unspecified problems with the water system on Plum Island.
The council session is at 11:30 a.m. and at that time councilors will vote on whether to have an open meeting or go into executive session, according to City Clerk Richard Jones.
City officials say that because litigation might be discussed, an executive session (which bars residents and media) could be held.
The council has held numerous executive sessions in recent months, and members have not divulged the content of those meetings. It was unclear at press time whether city officials would release a statement after the Saturday meeting, if an executive session is held.
A special meeting on a Saturday is highly unusual, and Council President Tom O'Brien said the subject would be the water system on Plum Island. Newburyport officials will not say specifically what the water system's problem is, though they have been discussing a resolution to the problem behind closed doors.
In recent days, Newbury officials have expressed concern about problems with the seven-year-old water system there. Most of the 1,200 residences on the barrier island are in Newbury but the city of Newburyport administers the water and sewer system.
Newbury Town Administrator Tracy Blais has said that "failures" in the system have caused concern for residents and town leaders. The term failure was not defined nor has it been ascertained how many incidents of "failure" have been reported.
Mayor Donna Holaday on Wednesday issued statement, which in part said, "Given the two water-main breaks that occurred over the past year and a half, the city initiated a thorough investigation of the system last year," she said. "Through this evaluative process, city officials have been working in coordination with Newbury officials and in junction with relevant state agencies, legal counsel and various contractors who were involved in the project."
Though Holaday made mention of water-main breaks, at least one smaller incident has occurred at the residence of a Newbury homeowner.
Pat Mahoney, who lives on 20th Street on Plum Island, said that several days before Christmas, he experienced a disruption in his water system.
A connector from the water main from the street to his residence "gave out," and water entered his basement.
"I had two commercial pumps working," said Mahoney, a former building contractor. "If I hadn't been there, and known who to call, I could have had a full basement and thousands of dollars in damage."
Mahoney said that workers from Newburyport's water department responded immediately, "and they did a great job."
He said that because the disruption was traced to the pipe between the shut-off box and the main, it is the city's responsibility. He speculated that if the break had come between the box and the house, the expense would have been his.
He suggested that there was no "sleeve" on the street side of his house, a part that enhances the movement of the water.
Mahoney said that he has heard of "about five" other examples of water problems at residences but he did not have the names of those who encountered trouble.
In Holaday's statement, she said, "Of the 1,241 connections (on Plum Island), we have identified only a handful that were missing important hardware and the situations have been corrected."
Several residents of Plum Island yesterday said that they are not clear what kind of problems exist, and how widespread they are.
A real-estate saleswoman, who declined to give her name, expressed concerns about selling houses there.
"If there is a problem it seems we would have to notify potential buyers. But we don't have all the information," she said.
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Dark Wartortle (Japanese: わるいカメール Bad Kameil) is a Water-type Stage 1 Pokémon card. It is part of the Team Rocket expansion.
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|Wartortle - Turtle Pokémon
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|A Pokémon with a negative attitude, it hides in its shell whenever it's in a bad mood - which is often.
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This card was first released in the Team Rocket expansion, originating from the Japanese Rocket Gang expansion. It was later reprinted in Japan in the Pokémon Web expansion. In English, it was reprinted in the Legendary Collection expansion.
DoubleSlap is a move in the Pokémon games that Wartortle cannot learn.
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I love Japanese films, so I was having a look at what was on at the numerous art house cinemas around Tokyo. One I found that looked good was Cinema Artone (which used to be called Cinema Kitazawa, after its location). So I was perusing the listings waiting for something to jump out at me – and everything did! Have a look at a selection of stills from the movies currently on show there (above)!


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A FIRE at an industrial unit in Thrupp is being treated as an accident.
Firefighters were called to a building fire at an industrial estate off London Road at 7.15pm on Tuesday, January 14.
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Before the season, most people saw both the AL East and AL Central as three-team races. While ten games is far too few to significantly alter those predictions, four of those teams are wallowing toward the bottom of the standings. Which are most likely to turn it around? Let's examine, starting with the best of the bunch:
Boston: Perhaps you've heard that the Red Sox are 2-8 and that their -31 run differential is by far the worst in the league thus far. No? I understand; SportsCenter hasn't had time to cover it between all that Stanley Cup talk.
Seriously, though, we all know that Clay Buchholz and John Lackey have combined for 8 home runs and 23 runs in 18-2/3 innings, that Daisuke Matsuzaka managed to make the Rays' offense look like the '27 Yankees playing a game in Coors Field, that Kevin Youkilis has 2 RBI and that Carl Crawford has Sox fans yearning for the glory days of Daniel Nava.
We also know that Boston will be fine. If last year's visit to the infirmary yielded 89 wins, I find it difficult to imagine that this season's outfit won't hit 90, even with a 2-8 stretch. Crawford and Youkilis will get back to looking like All-Stars. I bet that Jed Lowrie takes more and more at-bats from Marco Scutaro, and emerges as one the American League's best shortstops. Anyone who saw Josh Beckett on Sunday knows there are still shades of the pitcher he was just two years ago, when he went 17-6 with a 3.86 ERA and 3.6 K/BB ratio. Buchholz is not the pitcher he looked like last year, but he's still an asset, and even John Lackey will (probably) settle into a back-end innings eater, which is enough with this lineup. Even if he doesn't, Sox fans can take solace in this: their #2 starter could be A.J. Burnett.
Minnesota: The Twins have yet to score more than 3 runs in a game. Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau both have OBPs of .303 - and they are tied for third on the team. They possess only two quality starts and they are a very un-Twin like 10th in the A.L. in walks allowed. Sound like small sample size to you?
Granted, this may not be one of the better Twins teams of recent memory. But in this division, they don't have to be, unless maybe Asdrubal Cabrera hits 50 home runs. As long as Mauer and Morneau stay healthy, this team should be in the playoff race come September.
Tampa Bay: Now, I start to get worried. Two weeks ago, I thought the Rays were the third best team in baseball. But this offense has done its best Mariners impression (Non-Dice-K Division), and there are reasons to believe that will continue. Evan Longoria is gone for the rest of the month, Manny is gone for good, and Dan Johnson appears to be Joe Maddon's new clean-up hitter. I was optimistic about this team's approach to replacing Crawford and (especially) Pena, but in the ultracompetitive East, every setback is magnified, and losing Longoria and Ramirez are definitely setbacks.
Then, there are the starting pitchers, none of whom have an ERA better than league average. Some pegged this rotation as the best in the A.L. before the season, and ten games certainly won't change that. Even if the offense finishes toward the bottom of the league, the rotation should keep the Rays competitive. But will that be enough? And what of Joe Maddon's style if things go south? This team struggled through much of the second half of the 2009 season, including a terrible September. I still think the Rays are a good team, but there is a possibility of implosion here.
Detroit: I am not a believer in the Tigers, and I wasn't before the season. Miguel Cabrera and Justin Verlander are obviously great, and I really like Max Scherzer and Victor Martinez. As for the rest of the roster ... let's say I'm underwhelmed. I'm always weary of teams that rely so much on so few players. Where will this team be if Cabrera misses a few weeks?
I also think the Tigers have been slightly overrated the past few years. Remember 2008, when they were supposed to score 1000 runs? Their opponents scored closer to that number than they did, and they finished 74-88, in last place - behind the Royals. This team has not made the playoffs since its World Series run in 2006. The past two seasons, Detroit's run differentials have been -2 and +8. They've been an average team, and I don't see this team being much different. One reason people do believe in the Tigers is they usually get off to a fast start, before fading after the All-Star Break. In 2009, they led the division by seven games on September 6, before losing their lead, and a one-game playoff, to the Twins. Their only poor April the last few years was 2008, and we saw how that turned out. I don't see enough weapons in the lineup and I see too many questions on the pitching staff. I won't be surprised if this supposed American League contender is looking toward the future come September. And Jim Leyland is looking toward a retirement of cigars and scotch and whatever it is that keeps that man going.


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With their adoption just weeks away, my friends' 4 year old lamented, "Why are there no books about getting BROTHERS from China?" So I wrote them this story. For more information, please research the China Child of Promise program.
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Sorry it took so long, but it's finally here! The complete QUAKE board, covering monsters, weapons, items, and of course the hero! This is for all you QUAKE lovers out there who can't seem to get enough of this timeless classic. (I can't and still play it) Long live this awesome game!
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Absolutely lovely soundboard! Brilliantly made and very dear (at least to me; sweet memories, hahah!). The only thing I'd adviced to improve is the colour of the background. I undesrtand that this is a "real" texture from Quake, but on this dark background there's pretty hard to discern some monsters and stuff, like Dark Knight or even Zombie or... whatever :)
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Good stuff and I even favorite it. Only two things it could use is better sound quality and some code for the spacebar to stop the sound.
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TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - ADOT is out with trucks due to either sanding or deicing the bridges along I-19 near San Xavier.
There are also multiple reports of wrecks on northbound I-19 at San Xavier. Callers to 9 On Your Side report slick road conditions.
Also, six-vehicle wreck on eastbound Valencia at Santa Cruz River Bridge (west of I-19). Bridge icing is also likely there.
Northbound I-19 is very icy between Sahuarita and Tucson. Sahuarita PD is restricting travel by closing the northbound Pima Mine entrance ramp onto I-19.
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Following the last four Sweet 16 games of the 2011 NCAA Tournament on Friday night, we now have the complete Elite Eight schedule set for the regional finals. March Madness continues with two games Saturday evening, beginning at 4:20 p.m. ET with Butler taking on Florida, and then two games on Sunday, which tip-off at 2 p.m. ET with Kansas vs. VCU. All of the games will be broadcast on national TV via CBS.
Here's the complete Elite Eight 2011 schedule:
Southeast Region final, New Orleans:
No. 2 Florida vs. No. 8 Butler at 4:20 p.m. ET
West Region final, Anaheim:
No. 3 UConn vs. No. 5 Arizona, 6:55 p.m. ET
Southwest Region final, San Antonio:
No. 1 Kansas vs. No. 11 VCU, 2 p.m. ET
East Region final, Newark:
No. 4 Kentucky vs. No. 2 UNC, 4:55 p.m. ET
It should also be noted that Gus Johnson is doing the Butler-Florida game. This is always critical basketball viewing information.
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Just received the Legend 94 172cm in the mail and immediately had a set of Rossignol Axial2 140s mounted. I had a chance to ride the Legend on the groomed runs mostly as it is still early in the season. I did not, unfortunately, have a chance to hit the powder or steep terrain because of the location. I really liked them on what I skied, and noticed that they have quite a bit of spring in their step. Looking forward to putting to more of a test when the conditions improve.Pros: Great design, Ease of use, Great value, quick shipping
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Raise your hand if you had the Patriots in your "which team will end the Ryan Mallett slide and take a chance on him" pool?
That's what I thought.
With their wealth of picks and Tom Brady turning 34 before the 2011 season begins, it wouldn't have been a surprise to see the Patriots take a quarterback. But it was certainly a stunning move by Bill Belichick to take the guy with arguably the most off-the-field concerns of any of the high-profile names in this draft — there was a reason the strongest arm was available at pick No. 74.
But this pick makes a whole lot of sense for New England.
Immediately, it doesn't impact the roster at all. Brian Hoyer will likely remain and the Pats will carry three quarterbacks. New England presents a good situation for Mallett, whose defensive and awkward Combine press conference helped contribute to the free fall of his draft stock. Brady and Belichick are a good duo to keep Mallett in line as a professional. Belichick showed last year when he suspended DE Brandon Deaderick for reportedly being late for meetings that he won't put up with immature behavior.
Expect Brady to take Mallett under his wing and help the cannon-armed QB to live up to his potential. Mallett will have plenty of time to get rid of his negative reputation without the pressure to compete for the starting job.
Worst-case scenario? Mallett becomes a bust and his character concerns are a legitimate problem. The team realizes he is a distraction and parts ways with him, knowing all they wasted was a third-round pick who was a backup anyway, as Brady still has a few more years left.
Best-case scenario? There are two. Mallett could develop for the next two years under Brady and Belichick and prove to be great trade value. If we learned anything in this draft, we learned how valuable the quarterback position is, and how many teams are still desperate for the franchise signalcaller. It would be a similar situation to Matt Cassel, and the Patriots could find Brady's heir apparent elsewhere.
The other best-case scenario? That Belichick did it again, stealing a franchise quarterback like he did with Brady. Mallett is to Brady what Brady was to Drew Bledsoe and becomes the Patriots' quarterback of the future, making a seamless transition when Brady's time in the league is done.
Teams want the Packers' situation — where Aaron Rodgers had a couple years to learn under future Hall of Famer Brett Favre with no pressure on him. Then, when the team handed Rodgers the reins, he delivers them a Super Bowl. And in the best-case scenario for Belichick and the Patriots, Mallett could be that guy.
The pick was a huge surprise, and if Mallett doesn't pan out, the Patriots would simply lose a backup third-round pick. Not a lot of harm done there.
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ADELPHI, MD — Ambrose David Healey, 90, of Adelphi, Md., died Monday, Aug. 19, 2013, at Sanctuary at Holy Cross, Burtonsville, Md. Born in Chateaugay, N.Y., on Oct. 17, 1922, he was the son of David and Theresa (Darrah) Healey. He was married to Anna Fern Dougherty on April 12, 1947 in St. Patrick's Church, Chateaugay.
Mr. Healey graduated from Chateaugay High School with the Class of 1939. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1943 and was honorably discharged in 1946. He was employed as a Yardmaster for the Washington Terminal Company, Washington DC, and retired in Oct. 1982 after 40 years of service. He was a member of St. Camillus Church, Silver Spring, Md., and a member of American Legion Colmar Manor #131 and Life member the VFW #5627 in College Park, Md.
Mr. Healey is survived by his wife of 66 years; 2 daughters and sons-in-law, Ann (Via) & Ray Fugere of Ellicott City, Md., Diane & Kevin Flowers of Woodbine, Md; five grandchildren, Christopher Via and his wife Jamie, Kimberly Smith and her husband Kevin, and Phoebe, Kyle and Kevin Flowers II; and a sister-in-law, Blanche Healey of Chateaugay.
He was predeceased by his parents; a granddaughter, Melody Flowers; brothers and sisters, Gladys, William and Kenneth Healey, Geraldine Leary, and Kathryn Danussi.
Calling hours will be held at Chateaugay Funeral Homefrom 4 to 7 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 25. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 10:30 am on Monday, Aug. 26 in St. Patrick's Church with Rev. John Looby officiating. Burial will take place at North Burke Cemetery, Burke.
Donations in his memory may be made to Hospice of the North Country.
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SESAME STREET has garnered more than 100 awards, including 101 Emmys, two Peabodys, four Parents' Choice Awards and an Action for Children's Television Special Achievement Award. The series delivers academic and social education that prepares kids for grade school. Since its premiere, the show's base curriculum has been set by academic research on preschoolers. Encore episodes focus on music and art and how these tools can be used to develop the whole child – the cognitive, social, emotional and physical attributes. In addition, "Elmo's World," which looks at the world through the eyes of a three-year-old, continues as a featured segment. Themes include birthdays, pets, teeth, families, games and more.
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Virgin Black Biography
Virgin Black is an australian gothic doom metal band. Formed in Adelaide, Australia in 1995, Virgin Black's line-up features Rowan London (vocals, piano, keyboards), Samantha Escarbe (lead guitar, cello), Grayh (bass), Luke Faz (drums). After series of demo recordings in 1995/1996, the group began gaining international recognition with 1998's "Trance" EP, eventually signing with The End Records a year later. Boasting a complex, cinematic sound, both gothic and metallic in nature, their debut album "Sombre Romantic" followed in 2000 and saw their core line-up augmented by choirs and string sections in the studio, the better to embellish their grandiose mood metal. The second album "Elegant...and Dying" is creating a sad, epic but romantic sound. The extremely emotional arrangements are further enhanced by Rowan London's unique mournful yet poetic singing style. The songs are presented with numerous angles and at times coming out as soundtrack scores, at others as classical compositions or even as subtle weeping lullabies that make the music as dynamic as it is dark and passionate! On March 10, 2006, The End Records announced in a press release that Virgin Black will be releasing three albums. The trio of albums is collectively titled Requiem. First, "Requiem - Pianissimo" is a strictly classically-oriented album featuring instrumentation from the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, choral singing, and solo singers. Second, "Requiem - Mezzo Forte" will build on the styles Virgin Black used in their previous albums. Lastly, "Requiem-Fortissimo" will also feature a classical influence; but it will primarily have a death/doom metal sound heavier than anything else Virgin Black had ever played before this point in their history. The centerpiece album, "Requiem - Mezzo Forte", was released in May 2007, coinciding with a show at the Elements of Rock festival in Switzerland followed by "Requiem - Fortissimo" in 2008. The last in the series "Requiem - Pianissimo" will be released in 2009.
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Korea and Vietnam: The National Experiences and Foreign Policies of Middle Powers
Shorenstein APARC, KSP Conference
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March 2, 2012
RSVP Required by 5PM February 28
Gi-Wook Shin - Stanford University
Daniel C. Sneider - Stanford University
Tuong Vu - Associate Professor, Political Science at University of Oregon
Leif-Eric Easley - Assitant Professor, International Security and Political Economics at Ewha University in Korea
Brantly Womack - Professor of Foreign Affairs, Woodrow Willson Department of Politcs at University of Virginia
James Ockey
T.J. Pempel - Professor, Political Science, University of California at Berkeley
Joon-woo Park (keynote speaker) - 2011-2012 Koret Fellow at Stanford University
David Straub - Stanford University
Pham Quang Minh - Dean and Associate Professor, College of Social Science and Humanities at Vietnam National University-Hanoi
Lee Su-hoon - Director and Professor, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies at Kyungnam University, Korea
Scott Snyder - Senior Fellow for Korea Studies and Director of the Program on U.S.-Korea Policy at Council on Foreign Relations
Alexander Vuving - Associate Professor, Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, Honolulu, Hawaii
David Elliott - Professor, International Relations; Professor of Politics at Pomona College
Philip Yun - Executive Director & COO at Ploughshares Fund
Michael H. Armacost - Stanford University
Donald K. Emmerson - Stanford University
The 4th annual Koret Conference will convene to explore the similarities and differences in the national experiences and national identities of two important middle powers on China's periphery, Korea and Vietnam, whose natures and journeys are seldom compared. Their current outlooks on regionalism and their relationships with China and the United States will be reviewed as well. The conference will also analyze the past and present impacts of their shared proximity to China on Korean and Vietnamese national identity and security.
This event is made possible by the generous support from the Koret Foundation.
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One Year After the Elections: Still think gas prices weren't manipulated?
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Why did the prices trend down during the summer months?
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I needed the good laugh, and what was so funny is that I failed to see the price fluctuations in today's dollars for the last 50 years..which would have revealed that people paid the equivalent of $6/gallon in the 70s. Guess it was because Bush was in control then, too..


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Ayodele ready to compete for Saints' starting NT job
After starting 13 games last season, Saints DT Remi Ayodele told PFW he plans on re-earning the starting nose tackle job in 2010.
Saints' Bushrod, Thomas sign tenders
Saints OT Jermon Bushrod and TE David Thomas signed their RFA tenders Tuesday.
Saints re-sign OT Strief
The Saints locked up a key backup on their offensive line Monday, re-signing restricted free-agent OT Zach Strief.
Reports: Ex-Bears DE Brown to join Saints
The Saints made their first significant free-agent addition of the offseason Wednesday, reportedly signing former Bears DE Alex Brown.
Saints DT Hargrove signs tender
Saints DT Anthony Hargrove has signed his restricted free-agent tender and will return to the team in 2010, the club announced Monday.
Position change for Saints CB Jenkins unlikely
While the Saints might have to replace FS Darren Sharper next season, we hear the team is not eager to move CB Malcolm Jenkins to free safety in order to fill the void.
Saints not handcuffed by defensive needs
While the Saints' most pressing needs are on defense, team observers say plucking an eventual replacement for TE Jeremy Shockey shouldn't be ruled out.
Saints allow RB Bell to sign with Eagles
The Saints have decided not to match the Eagles' offer to restricted free-agent RB Mike Bell, allowing him to join Philadelphia.
Saints GM Loomis addresses contract talks with Sharper
Saints GM Mickey Loomis responded to free-agent FS Darren Sharper's comments from earlier this week at a press conference Friday.
Saints still looking to fill D-line holes
The Saints are still looking for players to fill roles on their defensive line, but the free-agent pickings are getting slim.
Saints re-sign Prioleau
The Saints re-signed backup S Pierson Prioleau to a one-year deal and are having "positive" discussions with free-agent S Darren Sharper about a new deal.
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The Saints trimmed two players from their roster Thursday and will cut another on Friday.
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Ivory is active for Sunday's game against the Bucs.||||||| Ivory had a hamstring injury.
Ivory is active for the first time this season against San Diego on Sunday night.||||||| Ivory was the Saints' leading rusher in 2010 but the Saints have struggled to find room for him on game day with Pierre Thomas, Darren Sproles and Mark Ingram also in the lineup.
Ivory carried nine times for 23 yards in Saturday's 36-32 postseason loss at San Francisco.||||||| The Saints don't emphasize the run game and it's understandable when you have a superstar like Drew Brees as the signal-caller.
Ivory ran for a season-high 127 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 45-17 rout of Carolina.||||||| Ivory finished up the 2011 campaign and a strong note - and with an impressive showing in the postseason - could carry plenty of fantasy value into 2012.
Saints coach Sean Payton said Ivory had sports hernia surgery in Philadelphia on Friday and that the procedure went well.||||||| Payton said Ivory's recovery from that procedure is expected to take about three weeks. Ivory already was not practicing because he is still rehabilitating his left foot, which he broke in the last regular season game of 2010.


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Ginni Thomas, the conservative activist and wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, is the newest hire at The Daily Caller, the conservative website founded by Tucker Carlson. The press release states "As The Daily Caller's special correspondent, Thomas will interview key political and community leaders — from high-profile politicians…
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Dr. Stanley Kowalski - Director
Dr. Stanley Kowalski is the Director of ITTI and is well known in the intellectual property international development area for his pioneering work with the patent landscape of Golden Rice and other technologies. He served as an editor for the highly acclaimed IP Handbook of Best Practices.
Professor Jon Cavicchi - Director of Research
Professor Jon Cavicchi is the law librarian at the University of New Hampshire School of Law's Intellectual Property Library, the only academic IP Library in the Western Hemisphere. He has taught and developed innovative techniques in patent searching, mining patent data, and IP research tools and strategies for almost two decades. He is the founder of the patent landscape educational report service. He is the lead research resource coordinator on technology transfer capacity building projects. He is author of numerous articles on IP research tools and strategies and Site Director of the award winning IP Mall website.
Professor John Orcutt
Professor John Orcutt's classes and research at the University of New Hampshire School of Law focus heavily on entrepreneurialism and what is needed to create more entrepreneurial environments. Orcutt is a former capital markets attorney and served as a senior investment banker with a Silicon Valley investment bank that focused on financing emerging growth companies.
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Shashwat Purohit is a Graduate Fellow working with the University of New Hampshire School of Law's International Technology Transfer Institute. He has been a part of a study with broad, global implications, "Developing Effective University/Industry/ Government partnerships in Key Economies: Engineering More Innovative Environments." Focusing on India-specific issues, this study is designed to provide an informational tool that examines, illustrates and elucidates the dynamic engagement of governments and academia in a dialogue that fosters industrial development of government-assisted academic-based innovation.
Shashwat was a part of the class of '07 at National Law University, Jodhpur and after a small stint at Mumbai based Law firm Paras Kuhad & Associates he joined Franklin Pierce Law Center, Concord, New Hampshire, USA to pursue his LLM in Intellectual Property Laws. As a part of the LLM in Intellectual Property Laws he trained with the IP Policy Division at Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, USA and was the recipient of the "Graduate Student Award 09" for Leadership and Academic Excellence.
Aleck Ncube, a native of Zimbabwe, is very comfortable in the classroom, and rightly so. He has earned multiple advanced degrees and is currently attending UNH School of Law as a Fulbright Visiting Scholar, adding to his already illustrious credentials. Ncube has big plans for his future and for the future of his country.
At the young age of 37, Ncube intends to take his newly gained expertise back to the National University of Science and Technology (NUST), to build his country's first "proper technology transfer office."
"It is so sad that people die of cholera in Zimbabwe," says Ncube. "It is a simple preventable disease. Industries and corporations elsewhere and outside of Zimbabwe have developed vaccines that could prevent this. A lot of lives are lost unnecessarily. A technology transfer office could make these vaccines available to Zimbabwe."
Ncube's father worked as a brewery salesman and his mother dedicated her life to working for the Salvation Army church. Ncube grew up in Bulawayo with his twin brother and several other siblings, all who attended college. Ncube's success is bittersweet, as he cannot share it with his twin, who passed away in 2008. "There is not a day that goes by that I don't think of him," says Ncube.
Ncube earned a BA degree in media studies at Zimbabwe Open University in 2004 and later a MS in library and information science at NUST in Bulawayo. In 2008, Ncube was selected as a WIPO Fellow (World Intellectual Property Organization) and attended Africa University in Mutare, where he obtained a Master's degree in intellectual property. Today, Ncube is an intellectual property educator at NUST where he lectures on intellectual property rights, conducts patent searches and facilitates technology transfer.
As a student in the International Technology Transfer Institute (ITTI) at UNH School of Law, Ncube learned about technology transfer in American universities and the impact of the Bay-Dohle Act on stimulating technology transfer and how Zimbabwe as a country can draw lessons from this legislation. The focus is to ensure that NUST plays a role in stimulating the creation of a knowledge economy in Zimbabwe based on science, technology and innovation. A technology transfer office is crucial in this endeavor.
"With the help and guidance of Stanley Kowalski JD '05, Professor of law and Director of ITTI, we will come up with a strategic plan for Zimbabwe," says Ncube.
"IP is the main driver of economic activity. Technology transfer is one of those critical areas where most African countries don't have a plan. My wish is for Zimbabwe to rightfully change its place," explains Ncube. "I hope to build the technology transfer capabilities at the University so that it can become the country's hub of technology transfer."
"Professor Kowalski says, 'Aleck, you cannot fight the war alone. You have to build an army.' So we will create an army of IP people who will assist Zimbabwe. We need scientists, engineers and biochemists. Our economy is agriculture based, and we will need people who will show us how to use drought resistant crops. We will look at health issues, and will need vaccines for diseases such as malaria," explains Ncube.
"The vice chancellor, who is president of the University, is very eager to facilitate the development of a technology transfer office. And hopefully we can find funding from outside organizations and foundations," adds Ncube. "It will be a long term project. We will need to put ten, fifteen, to twenty years in to it before we will see the results. But I am sure with the right people in place, it will happen."


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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Energy and Mining Minister Phillip Paulwell said he intends to order an independent probe into how the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) handled recovery activities following the passage of Hurricane Sandy.
The hurricane, which hit Jamaica at a category one rating caused billions of dollars in damage and was blamed for at least two deaths.
According to Paulwell the JPS should have mobilised its response teams earlier.
He added that a probe was necessary to determine areas in which the company could improve in the event of another disaster.
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Heidi Got Nekkid and Project Runway Comes BackPosted by Diana in Project Runway, Uncategorized
July 14th, 2011, 10:44 AM
Project Runway Season 9: Look at all these people!
Didn't you know? Haven't you seen the advertisements? Heidi Klum is so excited about (or scared of) Project Runway Season 9 (!!) that she took her clothes off! All her clothes fell off! She's been a model for so long that it shouldn't be that newsworthy, but maybe Lifetime is trying to tap into the male market (or lesbian, for that matter). Or maybe Project Runway just needed a bit of a kick in the pants. Or maybe, y'know, Heidi just felt like it. It's her show! She can do what she wants!
We already know Our Lady of the K Kim Kardashian will be a guest judge, but what we didn't know (up 'til now) was anything about the contestants. Problem solved, people! Problem solved. Lifetime has announced the cast! Despite a dearth of people from Northern California, it looks like a fun bunch. Another twist this year: they'll start with twenty (20) and cut 4 in the very first episode! Crafty, Heidi, but way to pad the running time!
The starting twenty are (recognize any names or faces?):
- Amanda Perna, 25. Hometown: Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Resides in: New York City.
- Anthony Ryan Auld, 28. Hometown: Linden, Texas; Resides in: Baton Rouge, La.
- Anya Ayoung-Chee, 29. - Hometown/resides: Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago.
- Becky Ross, 38. Hometown: Calumet, Mich.; Resides in: Portland, Ore.
- Bert Keeter, 57. Hometown: Washington, D.C.; Resides in: Los Angeles.
- Bryce Black, 26. Hometown: Twin Falls, Idaho; Resides in: Portland, Ore.
- Cecilia Motwani, 34. Hometown: Cordoba, Argentina; Resides in: Woodside, N.Y.
- Danielle Everine, 26 - Hometown/resides: Minneapolis.
- David Chum, 29. Hometown: Merong, Battaan, Philippines; Resides in: Boston.
- Fallene Wells, 29. Hometown: Las Vegas; Resides in: Denver.
- Gunnar Deatherage, 21. Hometown: La Grange, Ky.; Resides in: Louisville, Ky.
- Joshua McKinley, 25. Hometown: Cleveland; Resides in: New York City
- Joshua Christensen, 29. Hometown: Snohomish, Wash.; Resides in: Los Angeles.
- Julie Tierney, 35. Hometown: Baton Rouge, La.; Resides in: Grand Junction, Colo.
- Kimberly Goldson, 35. Hometown: Brooklyn, N.Y.; Resides in: White Plains, Md.
- Laura Kathleen , 26. Hometown/resides: St. Louis.
- Olivier Green, 22. Hometown: International; Resides in: New York City
- Rafael Cox, 27. Hometown: Alamogordo, N.M.; Resides in: Atlanta.
- Serena da Conceicao, 31. Hometown: Kingston, N.Y.; Resides in: Brooklyn, N.Y.
- Viktor Luna, 30 - Hometown: Guadalajara, Mexico; Resides in: New York City.
Looks like plenty of prima donnas, hipsters, divas, and assholes! Just like every season, eh? Gawker broke a nice story yesterday about Anya Ayoung-Chee, also known as Miss Trinidad and Tobago 2008, who competed in the Miss Universe pageant, and had a sex tape scandal! Not just any sex tape scandal, a girl-on-girl, indignant ex-boyfriend sex tape scandal! Fascinating stuff! Nothing big has broken about any of the other contestants, although I do hope that grandpa Bert Keeter kicks major keister and shows the youngsters what-for. Yeah!
Project Runway returns Thursday, July 28th, at 9pm on Lifetime (formerly Television for Women, now Television for Women, and Men Who Love Reality Shows about Fashion).


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Hone your cycling skills with our live lunchtime webchat
Hi everyone,
Coach and triathlete Jim McConnel will be live in our forum between 1-2pm tomorrow to answer all your cycling training and racing posers.
Jim McConnel competed in the XTERRA (off-road triathlon) World Championships for several years, finishing 21st in the world in 2008. He has also been a sports massage therapist and triathlon coach and is now a brand manager with Madison.
Jim knows all there is to know about how you can get the best from yourself and your bike. His philosophy is simple: train smarter, not harder.
If you have any questions you have about cycling training and technique, Jim's got the answers.
We're opening the discussion now so he will be able to get stuck in straight away at 1pm - so get posting! Dominique
Hi Jim, I have a question about your philosophy 'train smarter, not harder'. Can you explain exactly what you mean by that and how it can translate completely through the range of abilities from beginner to elite?
(Oh goodness, that sounds like a RW plant question, it actually isn't people, I'm interested because I'm dipping in and out of 'Run Less, Run Faster'.)
When training for IM Lanzarote, if I am looking at 3 bike sessions a week how would you structure these to get the most benefit and improvement on a hilly courseThank youMeldy
Can triathletes learn to go round corners or is it a genetic thing?
Is it only me that's smiling at signing it with your forum name, and the point is?
Kate, yes I'm actually called Kate.
As Ian has alluded to, not everyone is born on a bike and with Triathlon growing at a rate of knots there are people taking to the sport who have not grown up with the techniques such as cornering and descendingCan these be learnt and what are the top 3 tips ..... I am hopeless at descents as most on here will testify !!!Meldy
For my tuppence worth I was going to say 'You need balls!' Meldy. But, on reflection, pehaps I'd better stay quiet!!
You don't half live dangerously mate!
Hi Jim. Any advice on ideal heart rate zones as a percentage of max for Iron distance racing, please? I don't have a power meter. Also, since you're clearly a fan of hilly races, how do you flex your HR plan when the going gets steep? Thanks !
Hi Jim,
Any ideas what this is ?
Dear kittenkat What a question. It is the same principal for all athletes – whatever the level. Put simply 'train smarter, not harder' refers to the idea that by taking the time to sit down and think about the goal you have, you can break down the steps to achieve that goal all the way to the separate sessions you will need to do, to get there. The added even 'smarter' layer is that for all normal folks, we have to work out how best to use the time we have available to fit in those key sessions. An example might be to use your regular commute as a training run – then you are not wasting time spent travelling. It's always best to do this with another person who can look objectively at your daily schedule – can be a coach, does not need to be.
Dear Red_Dog _Chris You need to consider that in the bike and person package, 80% of the total drag comes from the rider. So, if you can get a bike fit that puts you in a more aero position, you should deliver quicker split times for the same effort. Bike fit is not all about aero though – it's about comfort too - you will definitely come off the bike with a better rested body from riding in a more comfortable position. This may and should enable a quicker run split – giving you the overall gain you are looking for. Bling wheels will help aerodynamics to a degree (see manufacturer data for claimed savings) and of course make the bike look more Pro. Personally, I'd take the qualified bike fit first, and once I was faster from those changes, invest in the wheels as a present to myself.
A bit off the usual cycling question, i have awful trouble finding my mountain bike in transition and was wondering whether you think it would be helpful for me to fit white tyres so it's easier to spot ?
@Dustboy. Thanks for the observation on my lifestyle. I think it's most important that in your sport you enjot yourself, and I can honestly say that any athlete who hasn't yet taken part in an offroad event before is sure to gain a unique experience as soon as they do! For a start - look to the Winter Offroad Duathlon series in the UK run by many event organisers - typically MTB / Trail Run / MTB
Hi Jim. During the week I'm pretty time poor and therefore training has to be fitted around work family etc, i.e 10km run or 40 min swim or about an hour on the turbo. Basically i have around an hour in the evening. Particularly on the Turbo i don't think i'm using my time efficiently. My goal is to (as everyones is i suppose) is to ride faster and harder for longer. Any turbo workouts you can recommend? Many thanks
@Wildwill If you need miles, then you need miles. Spinning bikes can do this for you but they are monotonous. I would look outside these training windows for the opportunity to get your long bikes in on real roads with friends if possible, but if not, then suggest you arrange multi brick sessions instead - 40 min spin bike - 20 min run - 40 min spin bike - 20 min run - that kind of thing. Work at different tempos to keep your focus - build through the session perhaps, and enable your body to get used to changing discipline and energy demands.
@m_eldy Ahhh, IM training. If it was me and I had 3 bike sessions a week then I would do the following as a basic. Session 1 - long ride build up to the magic 6+ hour ride across about 8 weeks so mentally you know you can handle the kind of distance you will race over. Preferably done on a day when you can really relax, eat and sleep afterwards as it will drain you. Arrange friends to ride part or all of the way. Plan in advnace what you will do and mix up the routes. Session 2 - this has got to be a 2-3 hour endurance ride where you mix hills and recovery on the flat. It will be important to get used to going uphill for a prolonged period of time - Lanza is a hilly windy course and you need not to get daunted by the length of some of the climbs. Will be easy if you live in the Peaks or the Lakes. Session 3 - a session that could switch between a 90 minute recovery ride one week to an interval ride (turbo based possibly) where you try and build your power and top end - suggest building to from 6 x 4 minutes right through to 3 x 20 minutes over a course of 6-8 weeks where you are working very closely to your sustainable threshold. Hope that helps you.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- It was a changing of the guard Tuesday night for four Peoria City Council district seats.
Clyde Gulley, Barbara Van Auken, Dan Irving and Bill Spears vacated their seats at the horseshoe. Combined they have more than 40 years of experience on the council. Bill Spears has 20 of those years.
"It's your decisions that make this community better, and that's what makes this job tough and that's what puts the pressure on this job, is that you know that every day that you go out and work hard and work hard for the citizens, it's their money that you're spending and I hope everybody remembers that," said Spears.
Taking their seats on the Council are former Council members Chuck Grayeb in the Second District and Jim Montelongo in the Fourth District. Newcomer Casey Johnson will represent the Fifth District.
Denise Moore, representing the First District will also serve as the first African American woman on the City Council.
"You have told me that you want me to first focus on the blight of vacant homes and slum lords in our community, and that is where I will start. You see, my agenda is not a black, white, single, married, business or working class agenda. It is written by those I serve," said Moore.
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Tangy Pork Tenderloin Recipe
A simple marinade adds sweet flavor and tangy zip to juicy pork. "No one will ever guess there are only four ingredients in this sauce," reports Christopher Bingham of Lansing, Michigan. "For a spicier version, add more chili powder," he recommends.
- 2 pork tenderloins (1 pound each)
- 2/3 cup honey
- 1/2 cup Dijon mustard
- 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Place pork tenderloins in a large resealable plastic bag or shallow glass container. In a bowl, combine the remaining ingredients; set aside 2/3 cup. Pour remaining marinade over pork; turn to coat. Seal or cover and refrigerate for at least 4 hours, turning occasionally.
- Drain and discard marinade. Grill pork, covered, over indirect medium heat for 8-9 minutes on each side or until meat juices run clear and a meat thermometer reads 160°-170°.
- In a saucepan, warm the reserved sauce; serve with pork. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Tangy Pork Tenderloin in Quick Cooking May/June 2000, p46
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This is an absolutely delicious recipe. Have made a couple of times. Excellent with the warmed sauced on top.
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I have made this recipe for years for guests, they always love it!!
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - New year, new look, some regrets but high hopes.
That's what the Ohio State Buckeyes face as they open spring practices on Tuesday.
Many of the team's best-known and most talented players return from last year's 12-0, turnaround season, including Sports Illustrated cover boy Braxton Miller, along with running back Carlos Hyde, linebacker Ryan Shazier and defensive back Bradley Roby.
But there are also holes to fill - and they're not necessarily easily patched with just any player. Defensive lineman John Simon and fullback/linebacker Zach Boren not only played well, but were the heart of a team that bounced back from seven losses in 2011.
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SARANAC LAKE — A scavenger hunt for kids, snowshoe and broomball competitions are among the events still to come during the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival.
Here's a look at the schedule:
3:30 p.m.: Scavenger Hunt for middle-school students, Saranac Lake Youth Center.
5:30 p.m.: Grand Marshal Reception, Elks Lodge 1508.
6:30 p.m.: Royalty Dinner, Elks Lodge 1508, (reservations were required by Feb. 1).
6 p.m.: Curtis Lumber Snowshoe Races, Dewey Mountain, 891-2697.
8:15 p.m.: Firemen's Broomball, Saranac Lake Civic Center.
Noon: "Tales of the Sea," Saranac Laboratory Museum, Historic Saranac Lake.
2:30 to 6:30 p.m.: 24th-annual Winter Book Sale, Saranac Lake Free Library.
6 p.m.: Torchlight Skiing followed by fireworks, Mount Pisgah Ski Center.
7 p.m.: "So Dreams the Sea: Odes from the Deep," a literary celebration, Luna Java Coffee House).
10 a.m.: Adirondack Bank Innertube Races, Mount Pisgah.
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.: 24th-annual Winter Book Sale, Saranac Lake Free Library.
12:30 p.m.: First Niagara Children's Skating Races, Saranac Lake Civic Center.
6 p.m.: Downtown Saranac Lake Outdoor Movie Night, Berkley Green.
7:30 p.m.: Rotary Club Variety Show, Harrietstown Town Hall, $13 advance, $20 at the door.
8:30 to 11 a.m.: Masons Pancake Breakfast, Saranac Lake Adult Center, sponsored by Whiteface Mountain Lodge 789 Masonic Temple.
10 to 11 a.m.: Meet the carnival characters, Ice Palace.
10 a.m.: Snow Rugby Game sponsored by Can-Am Rugby, Petrova School Athletic Field.
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.: 24th-annual Winter Book Sale, Saranac Lake Free Library.
10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.: Lion's Club Chili Sale, Harrietstown Town Hall.
11 a.m.: Paul Smith's College Woodsmen's Exhibition, Riverside Park.
Noon to 4 p.m.: Paul Smith's College Alumni Reunion, Sears parking lot.
Noon: Parade lineup, Lake Colby Drive.
1 p.m.: Gala Parade, Broadway and Main Street from Ampersand Avenue to Lapan Highway, followed by Parade Band Concert, Harrietstown Town Hall.