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|Sally Jewell Eileen Insko Beyersdoerfer, 87
She was born on November 18, 1926, in Foster, to the late Lentel and Alberta Pangburn Insko and married John Leroy (J. L.) Beyersdoerfer on February 28, 1947.
Her husband of 62 years preceded her in death on June 9, 2009. She was a homemaker, a member of the Pine Grove United Methodist Church, Pendleton County, where she served as the church pianist and participated in United Methodist Women (UMW), a member of the Pendleton County Homemakers, a member of Order of the Eastern Star, and a Kentucky Colonel. As a self-taught pianist, Sally's love for music spanned her entire life, from playing the piano for dances in school, to singing with her sisters and playing in area churches as a young adult, to playing for any event at her church and in the community. Mrs. Beyersdoerfer was always willing to share her talent.
Preceding her in death, in addition to her husband and parents, were brothers, Lentel "June" Insko and Norman Insko; and sister, Linda Sue "Lynn" Sexton.
Surviving her are daughter, Connie (Steve) McKinney, Lexington; son, Steve (JoAnn) Beyersdoerfer, Foster; siblings, Annette "Toots" Sturgeon, Cincinnati, Marilyn Galloway, Foster, Joyce Estep, Cincinnati, Melvin "Bucky" Insko, Florence, Ada Ruth "Ruthie" Sanders, Cincinnati, John Insko, Butler, Larry "Butch" Insko, Walton; grandchildren, Kerry (Timothy) Graul, Stephanie McKinney, Kate (Josh) Bieker, Betsy (Robby) Powell; great-grandson, Benjamin; and a host of extended family and friends.
Funeral services were held Saturday, January 4, 2014, at the Woodhead Funeral Home, Falmouth, with Rev. Carol Mains officiating. Prior to the service, the August Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star conducted a memorial tribute to Sally. Special music was shared by Shirley Cummins and Millie Blades. The pallbearers were Stephanie McKinney, Timothy Graul, Robert Powell, Josh Bieker, Regin Galloway, Danny Insko, Ian Insko, Brad Insko and Troy Insko.
Interment took place at the Lenoxburg Cemetery, Bracken County.
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Women's health Victoria flies violence prevention flag in London
Thursday, 22 March 2012 09:43
Women's Health Victoria is excited to be taking part in a global effort to end violence against women.
Women's Health Victoria is speaking in London at the Peace One Day media launch of the Day of Truce 2012 Campaign to reduce domestic violence, which is hosted by actor Jude Law.
A partnership between UK organisation Peace One Day and the Eliminate Domestic Violence Global Foundation will bring together a coalition dedicated to reducing domestic violence worldwide on the Day of Truce on 21 September 2012.
On that day, Women's Health Victoria will be joining other organisations across the globe to mobilise our resources and networks to reach the goal of the largest ever reduction of violence on any one day in the history of the world.
Executive Director of Women's Health Victoria, Ms Rita Butera, says, 'Women's Health Victoria is pleased to be speaking at the Reducing Domestic Violence event in London. We will be urging employers to consider workplace-based programs that address family violence.'
Women's Health Victoria has developed a whole-of-company workplace program, Take a Stand against Domestic Violence©: It's Everyone'sBusiness, which has successfully demonstrated that business has a role to play in the prevention of violence against women.
'By challenging violence-promoting attitudes and by supporting staff who may be experiencing family violence, we make our workplaces safer and more respectful, thereby enhancing productivity', said Ms Butera.
'In our experience, when organisations and individuals have the tools and the courage to stand up against violence, change is possible," Ms Butera said.


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It Takes Two: How Aspiring Professionals Can Become Protégés Through Active Participation in Their Mentorship
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Receiving intensive, scientist-practitioner training through quality mentorship and supervision is important for aspiring sport psychology practitioners to not only become successful professionals, but to become protégés of their mentors. Despite many prominent practitioners mentoring students, there exists a need to better understand from a protégés' perspective what are the pressing training needs in a mentoring relationship that will allow an individual to rise to the rank of prominent practitioner. Protégés are just as important to the mentoring process as the mentors (Zachary, 2000) and are in a unique position to provide important reflection on successes and failures of training as they enter the workforce. Indeed, established professional training literature notes, "…young professionals have a much better sense than their more established colleagues of the relationship between training needs and the current state of training opportunities" (Silva, Metzler, & Lerner, 2007; p. 47). In this section of the symposium, the position of a protégé in his or her mentoring and training will be discussed. Specifically, attendees will hear from a transitioning protégé on the importance of mentoring structure and the mentoring process, the need for quality interactions with a mentor and how to cultivate quality interactions, desired mentor qualities, and how protégés can reciprocate the passion and time a mentor contributes to the mentoring relationship to foster substantial professional growth and trust. Finally, both mistakes and successes from the mentoring process will be discussed to better inform both mentors and their students on how to avoid potential barriers to professional growth and how to manage a proper balance between professional and personal life.


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Akwasi Owusu-Ansah
Possibly the Dolphins can SNAG Eric Berry or Earl Thomas. If they dont should they trade down in the first and try to pick up their 2nd rounder? Possibly they can get a good OLB, DT, or offensive weapon in the first and go for a linebacker, a safety, or DT in the second or third. With the knowledge of Will Allen getting older who may not want to play safety and Jason Allen maybe just maybe getting the nickel back position. Should the Dolphins get a special talent in Akwasi Owusu- Ansah who is said to be the next "Ashomugah" who can play both corner and free safety in the second if they trade down in the first and get a OLB.
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Akwasi Owusu-Ansah made a name for himself as a junior when he tallied up eight interceptions. The IUP cornerback had only 14 tackles, a sign of teams not throwing his way. The 6'1" 205 Owusu-Ansah had seven of his interceptions in the last three games, and was one of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference's top returners, gaining 560 yards.This season on defense he has 21 total tackles, two tackles for loss, two interceptions, four pass break-ups and six passes defended. In the return game he has 16 kick-off returns for 462 returns (28.9 average per return) and two touchdowns; with 21 punt returns for 271 yards (12.9 average per return) and three touchdowns.A high school running back, Owusu-Ansah is a major threat with the ball in his hands, and took one of his interceptions back for a touchdown last year.
He has the athletic ability to succeed, combined with his speed, it makes him a tough shut down cover corner. He is a great on special teams as both a kick and punt returner, which will help his stock come draft day.
He's 6ft 207lb's, bench press 21 times, has 35.5" vertical and runs a 4.38.
Should the Dolphins make a run for him in the 3rd round if he's there (he's projected a second rounder)if they get Berry or Thomas? Or if they miss out on Berry and Thomas and trade down in the first to pick their 2nd rounder back up, pick him in the 2nd to sure up the backfield or go for a later safety and corner in the 4th and 5th round that is great and fill the NT, TE, or WR positions with the 2nd and 3rd round picks?
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They're So Beautiful
The wind turbines seem to be offline, but the blades were rotating gently in the morning breeze. The light reflecting and changing on the bright white surfaces was fascinating, and the clean, aerodynamic look– contrasting with the rusty rail cars and low buildings.
In between taking care of two generations of family, I had time just before sunrise, and then around noon. I took those few minutes to get pix of the windmills, from as many angles as possible.
The view of the windmills at the tops of the little streets off Allens Ave is amazing, but I was unable to get the right perspective– and also people were looking at me like I might be up to something. I decided to go back another time, and maybe capture that picture with a paintbrush– which is often more true than a camera.
How Did That Happen?
The windmills seemed to appear overnight. Mary, Kmareka's Environmental Science consultant, says they are going to supply 85% of the electricity for the Fields Point waste treatment plant.
They're pretty amazing, especially looking down the streets named after states on Allen's Ave. They loom over the triple deckers, but screened by trees, they may not be so visible when the leaves come in.
How did something so big sneak up on us?
Resident Permit Parking
Providence Daily Dose has an update on the parking situation in our lovely city, where you may still see barns and hitching posts, but dare not leave your car on the street overnight.
Does anyone else remember the Cianci decades, when police could never retrieve a stolen car, but always managed to ticket them, including one that had a dead guy in it?
Our intrepid officers have better things to do at 2am than write tickets–that's when the bars let out after all.
I went to a community meeting where people were opposed to overnight parking. Some worried about students crammed into overcrowded apartments. I don't see the connection, especially since permits would be limited to the legal number of occupants, and illegal parkers would be in the same situation they are now. I heard people say they don't want the neighborhood cluttered with cars, but my neighborhood has paved its little front yards to make parking lots– and demolished nice old houses to replace them with first floor garage units.
We all wish the cars would go away, except for our own, but that's a different problem to solve. Meanwhile, we are smaller than Boston, have wider streets than Pawtucket. Providence pre-dates the age of autos, and hopefully will outlast it. Resident permit parking is a fair and rational way to deal with our cars today.
Another Brothel Raid
And unlike 'Club Osaka' in 1990, the police did not throw the women in jail and let the customers go. ProJo has the story here.
This use of the new law criminalizing indoor prostitution is not the usual routine of arresting prostitutes until they're bailed out by their pimp. This kind of operation takes investigation and enlists multiple agencies including Day One. It is a targeted action against human trafficking.
I think that all our work and lobbying was not in vain. From the beginning there were those who wanted to 'close the loophole' and thought that was all that needed to be done. We helped get a strong anti-trafficking law passed in 2007, and also helped ensure that the 'criminalization' would allow the police and courts to recognize victims trapped in this life.
The two women accused of prostitution were interviewed by the state police and an advocate from Day One, a Providence resource center whose mission is to reduce the prevalence of sexual abuse and violence. Demers said they were trying to determine whether the women were victims of human trafficking.
Despite the high volume of customers and little pay, the women "admitted no one was forcing them to do this," Demers said. "It appeared they were doing this under their own free will."
I don't aspire to be Carrie Nation, axing a bar to save drinkers from demon rum, and I think there are some people who have options and choose prostitution. But not these women. Shipped from out of state, fifty to a hundred men a day. I hope someone can persuade them to testify.
Some of the people arrested, including the ringleaders, were here illegally, and will be dealing with ICE. Some of the customers will pay way more than the $30 they were expecting as they were wanted for deportation. The rest are outed– names and addresses in the Journal. Raids like this may work as a deterrent to people who used to break the law with impunity.
But to really make our state a place that traffickers will avoid, we will have to keep investing money and will in good police work and victim advocacy. If word gets around that victims can call on the law for justice, people will testify. Nearby states, none of which had a 'loophole' and all of which have prostitution, will have to coordinate investigations.
This isn't about morality, or 'cleaning up our city'. Our city will continue to be an immoral mess no matter what. This is about prosecuting a crime– one of the worst. Anyone who holds another person in bondage belongs in jail. We had a war about that, and it's not over yet.
Providence, September 10
Friday, sunset, the eve of another September 11, a day that will never again be ordinary. I was working downtown in 2001, Providence is where I heard the news, watched the towers fall over and over on TV's and video screens in Dexter Manor, high-rise housing for the elderly and disabled.
I took a walk downtown this evening to look at the Wall of Hope. The Wall is a series of hand-painted tiles, over 1,000, made by school children and people in the community as a response to the World Trade Center attack. The granite marker explaining the installation is almost unreadable– acid rain probably, but the tiles lining the walkway and tunnel to the Providence River are bright and unfaded.
A man sways toward me with his hand out slurring something about food. I give him my bus fare, I can walk home and I think my RIPTIK will probably work on the return bus anyway. A couple is strolling through the tunnel, the woman stopping to take pictures of the wall.
I'm struck by the expressions of peace, of hope, of grief for what was done to our country and more than three thousand innocent people. It echoes what I felt and heard in the aftermath nine years ago, when the sky was blue and eerily devoid of airplanes. For the first time the people on the street lost their categories in my mind and became, simply, American.
Walking back through the park with the grand fountain I see a man sitting on a bench, I think he's going to panhandle me but he just smiles and flashes a peace sign. The crowd at Kennedy Plaza is, as they used to say, a United Nations. Sometimes we are a United Nation. In the days after September 11 we came together. I visited three churches the night of the World Trade Towers attack. They were lit up with doors open. I didn't want to be alone.
Waiting for the bus at the Tunnel I see the sign for the First Baptist Church. The church that was founded by Roger Williams before the American Revolution. Still defending freedom after all these years. It was never easy. Like the saying goes, freedom isn't free. Finding our way when there are real enemies without, and conflict within is the challenge we face. But we have faced this before. Our better angels are speaking, if we will hear them.
David Jaffe wrote his own account, and a meditation on what we lost, Recollections of September 11.
Save the 'P'
Sorry I missed the mayoral debate last night, but I was down in India Point Park watching Extraordinary Rendition marching band and the sunset.
However, reading the ProJo report today, I see that Angel Taveras is the only candidate who would not toss out the 'P' that stands for Providence, the Creative Capital.
All the candidates, with the exception of Taveras, said they would get rid of the city slogan ("the Creative Capital") and symbol (an orange capital 'P') that Cicilline spent more than $100,000 to develop.
"People think it's a parking sign," said Costantino.
Folks, in these difficult times I would not throw out anything that costs $100,000. I'm unhappy that Mayor Cicilline didn't hire local talent to create it (maybe we're the creative capital that can't create a logo), but I actually think it's pretty good and I like seeing it around town. If the other candidates are promising to fork out more money for a new logo, and tear down all those signs and make new ones then that's the stand they are taking. Myself, I would rather have my property taxes used for the schools or outdoor concerts like last night. And with all respect to Mr. Costantino, we Providence residents know there is no parking anywhere, we simply choose the space that is least illegal. It's called creative parking.
I agree with Angel Taveras– branding takes time and starting from scratch is a waste of money and time needed elsewhere. And I like the 'P'. That is my stand and I'm sticking to it.
In Burnside Park–Rally for Health Reform
If I had a dollar for every time someone yelled at me–'Get a job!' I would not be working two of them. But a flexible schedule is a luxury that never gets old. I wondered who on earth else would be free to come downtown at noon on a weekday to rally for health care.
I made a last-minute decision to take the bus, hoping the driver would let me on with my sign. A woman was waiting at the stop, we got talking and it turned out she was going to the same demonstration. She told me that she is a psychotherapist and spends many hours on the phone with insurance providers, being shuffled from department to department, just to get paid. Since there were two of us I turned my sign to face the oncoming cars, and I was getting honks and waves just waiting there.
Downtown, a small crowd was assembled in front of the monument in Burnside Park. Sen. Whitehouse has an office nearby, perhaps someone spoke for him before I arrived, but my first impression was of a group huddled around a statue. Speakers were using a bullhorn on the monument steps but you had to strain to hear them. I would not have minded making the message more visible. I turned my sign outward toward the people waiting at the bus stops in Kennedy Plaza.
Back to the job thing. I was amazed at the professional people who had taken time out to attend this rally. Among them, Hanna Watson, from Brown Medical School advocating for her patients, Claudia Gregoire, a lawyer, speaking on behalf of small businesses, a nurse who lost coverage for needed care when her insurance changed, a man whose sick wife was evicted from her hospital bed when her insurance denied her. Perhaps we were preaching to the choir. Perhaps not. There was one man who shouted, 'Who'll pay for all this?'
'I'll tell you,' I said, trying to be helpful. 'You see, we're all paying for it when costs are passed on to…'
At that point he got surly, said a few things about illegals and they can just go to the emergency room and left in a trail of alcohol fumes.
I noticed that a reporter from WPRO followed after him, perhaps disappointed at the lack of action.
Recently I heard a story on the radio, about a woman who went up to Franklin Delano Roosevelt with a list of important reforms.
'We elected you,' she said, 'you need to do all these things.'
He looked at her and said, 'You have to make me.'
It's true. The insurance corporations are talking through their lobbyists, and we have to try ten times as hard to be heard. And that's a reform for another day. But this is a crucial time, the health system is broken. Only we can build a better one.


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Yes, you know that meditation is beneficial for your health and well-being, and that because it can reduce stress, it may also help you live longer. But what if you just can't find a half-hour, or hour every day, to commit to the practice? It just doesn't seem right that trying to work meditation into your busy schedule should cause you anxiety!
Enter the mini-meditation: a short but effective sampler that provides an oasis of calm in a hectic day. No cushion required: you can do it with your eyes open, at your desk, on a bus, or in the checkout line at the grocery store. (Of course - don't try it while driving.)
These instructions come courtesy of Mark Williams, Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Oxford, and one of the founders of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT). It's a technique that's been proven in multiple studies to ward off depression, even in people who've suffered repeated episodes of the debilitating disorder. Reprinted with his permission from his 2011 book Mindfulness: An Eight-Week Plan for Finding Peace in a Frantic World, here is a brief session in mindfulness meditation, designed to take only a few minutes. Try it! You may find the effects last all day – not a bad return on such a brief investment of time.
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Three-Minute Breathing Space Meditation
Step One: Becoming aware
Deliberately adopt an erect and dignified posture, whether sitting or standing. If possible, close your eyes.
Then, in Step One bringing your awareness to your inner experience and acknowledge it, asking: What is my experience right now?
- What thoughts are going through the mind? As best you can, acknowledge thoughts as mental events.
- What feelings are here? Turn toward any sense of discomfort or unpleasant feelings, acknowledging them without trying to make them different from how you find them.
- What body sensations are here right now? Perhaps quickly scan the body to pick up any sensations of tightness or bracing, acknowledging the sensations, but, once again, not trying to change them in any way.
Step 2: Gathering and focusing attention
Now, in Step Two, redirecting the attention to a narrow "spotlight" on the physical sensations of the breath. Move in close to the physical sensations of the breath in the abdomen… expanding as the breath comes in…. and falling back as the breath goes out. Following the breath all the way in and all the way out. Using each breath as an opportunity to anchor yourself into the present. And if the mind wanders, gently escort the attention back to the breath.
Step 3: Expanding attention
Now, in Step three, expanding the field of awareness around the breathing so that it includes a sense of the body as a whole, your posture, and facial expression, as if the whole body was breathing. If you become aware of any sensations of discomfort, tension, feel free to bring your focus of attention right in to the intensity by imagining that the breath could move into and around the sensations. In this, you are helping to explore the sensations, befriending them rather than trying to change them in any way. If they stop pulling for your attention, returning to sitting, aware of the whole body, moment by moment.
When you are ready, begin to move your fingers and toes; allowing the eyes to open and taking in your surroundings again.
That's it! Williams says the Three-Minute Breathing Space exercise was designed as a portable, "emergency meditation", to help you identify negative thoughts that arise throughout the day, as well as to help you remain calm in the face of daily pressures. He recommends practicing the Breathing Space twice a day. While it's not intended to replace longer meditations, this exercise may offer a more realistic option when you're busy, anxious or stressed, and time is short (that is, just when you need it the most!).
Read More on Meditating While Doing Daily Chores or Tasks
Mark Williams and Danny Penman. "Mindfulness: An Eight-Week Plan for Finding Peace in a Frantic World." Rodale Press. 2011. Also: Personal correspondence with the author, June 2012.
Mark Williams, John Teasdale, Zindel Segal and Jon Kabat-Zinn. "The Mindful Way through Depression: Freeing yourself from Chronic Unhappiness." Guilford Press. New York. 2007.


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2013 Annual Report: The Torch
The 2013 Annual Report: The Torch is now available to view online. In The Torch, readers will find a full honor roll of donors who gave in 2013, a total assets comparison from audited financial statements, a list of 2013 Ewing T. Boles Society members, testimonials from donors on why they give, and most importantly, a breakdown of how the Foundation continued to support Phi Kappa Tau's mission and provide financial assistance for its members in 2013. Click here to view the 2013 Annual Report: The Torch.Every attempt has been made to ensure the information contained in The Torch (print and online versions) is accurate. Accuracy and professionalism are two objectives the Foundation strives for and if an error is found, the Foundation will find an appropriate means to rectify the mistake.
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This Week in Phi Tau History
Aug. 25-31
Aug. 25—The "Victory Convention" held at Lake Wawasee, Ind., to celebrate the end of WWI and morn the deaths of 151 Phi Taus who died in the war (1947).Aug. 26—The term "associate" was approved by convention action at the 40th National Convention held in Chase Park Plaza St. Louis (1970).Aug. 27—The 15th National Convention met in Kansas City, Mo., at the Muehlebach Hotel. Delegates voted to publish an official song book of Fraternity songs(1925) and The National Headquarters Building was dedicated in Oxford, Ohio (1931).Aug. 28—To end the 42nd National Convention, Bill Jenkins lead the members in the Candle Light Ceremony for the first time (1975).Aug. 29—Roland Maxwell from Southern California is elected national president at the 24th National Convention in Lafayette, Ind. (1934).Aug. 30—The 13th National Convention convened at the Phoenix Hotel in Lexington, Ky. Delegates approved the making of the first Membership Manual (1923).


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The snow and cold may be rough on people, but it's tough on homes too. Especially roofs.
The problem is ice dams that build up on the outside after gutters fill and freeze.
"When the snow continues to melt, those ice dams are going to get bigger, bigger, and bigger. And as they get bigger, that snow that continues to melt doesn't have anywhere to go anymore and it actually doesn't freeze it pools above the ice dam like a river dam. And then it actually seeps underneath the shingles, through the tarpaper, and into peoples homes," Mike Hilborn, owner of Roof to Deck Restoration said.
Mike Hilborn's company, Roof to Deck Restoration, cuts up the ice dams with pressurized steam, allowing the melting snow to drain out the gutters.
Unfortunately for this homeowner, the interior damage has already begun. Water from the melting ice is seeping through walls, buckling floors and forcing her to keep buckets in her son's closet.
"So the water has just continued to drip, through there, all the way down and then it also drips down here and comes out over here and to comes onto the floor so underneath the carpet you know it has molded the carpet over here and it comes and buckled all the floors from the water constantly, you know, dripping in," homeowner, Anissa Forman said.
But with keen memories of the flooding from last year, public works departments in flood prone areas will be closely monitoring temperatures and river levels.
In Riverside they may pre-position sandbags and barricades if it comes to that.
Meanwhile, many other communities are encouraging people to make sure the sewer drains in their neighborhoods are cleared so the melting snow has someplace to go.
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Twitter is a great service, no doubt about it, but there's such a thing as taking your passion for Twitter too far. Tweeting at every social function and annoying your friends is one thing, I've been guilty of that a few times, but literally wearing your love of twitter on your body is another thing. Most of these products are actually things you can wear plus a piece of useless technology at the end of the list.
It's Friday, so here's a fun list of silly products inspired by Twitter to enjoy as you start your weekend. Don't be attending any parties this weekend while wearing any of these products though, they will not go over well.
Twitter Sneakers
Yes, Twitter-branded shoes. But these aren't just any shoes, they are Nike high tops so there is actually a bit of a cool factor to them. Of all the products on this list, these shoes are something I might actually buy. If you're a social media addict these shoes are awesome but I'm sure they'd look ridiculous to anyone else. They were independently made by a young sneaker designer and sold in limited quantities.
Where to buy: No longer available
How much: $200-$250
Twitter Tie
You've got your Twitter sneakers for casual wear and now you need something for the office. Well here's a Twitter tie! The website that sells them actually has a few different designs. Let your coworkers know how cool you are on the Internet by proudly wearing this around your collar. Actually it might look cool if you were a young, hip intern working in Silicon Valley but anywhere else you might get a few raised eyebrows.
Where to buy: Zazzle
How much: $29.95
Twitter Stockings
And now, something for the ladies. From casual, to geeky, to sexy there's Twitter stockings! Maybe Twitter would seem cool to people if more women walked around in these. At least if you meet a girl wearing them you know you could ask for her Twitter handle instead of her phone number without her thinking you're lame.
Where to buy: Etsy
How much: $18
Rambler: Auto-Tweeting Shoes
Here's a something you can wear that actually tweets for you. In fact, it tweets every single step you take. Chalk this up to being the most useless product ever made, but the creators know this. It's an ironic piece of social commentary, as the creators feel that we've become too obsessed with microblogging. They might have something there.
It was a vanity project that I don't think has ever been sold to the public, but if you want to read more about it you can go here: Popkalab
Peek: A Dedicated Twitter Mobile Device
The world's first dedicated Twitter device… but the question is does the world actually need one? It literally doesn't do anything else and comes at an incredibly steep price tag. With the demand these days for our gadgets to do perform every imaginable function there's no market for a dedicated Twitter device. What were these guys thinking?!
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The film is scheduled to premiere on the ABC Family channel on Tuesday, November 26th. The DVD release for the movie is set for December 3rd.
For more details on the movie, check out the following press release that was issued a few months back:
The Original Movie Will Air as Part of the Network's Annual 25 Days of Christmas Programming Event
Francia Raisa Joins WWE Superstar The Miz
Burbank, CA (April 11, 2013) - WWE Studios (NYSE:WWE) and ABC Family began production this week on "Christmas Bounty," a television movie that will world premiere during the network's popular annual 25 Days of Christmas programming event. Network star Francia Raisa ("The Secret Life of the American Teenager") joins the cast as Tory, opposite WWE Superstar Mike "The Miz" Mizanin. Will Greenburg ("Modern Family," "The Office") and Chelan Simmons ("The L.A. Complex") will also star.
"Christmas Bounty" is an action-filled comedy about Tory (Raisa), a former bounty hunter turned elementary school teacher. Determined to have a normal life with her new fiancé, James (Greenburg), Tory would love to keep her bounty hunter past a secret. She reluctantly returns home for Christmas when a past bounty comes back for revenge. But when James follows her home for the holiday, she struggles to hide her wild family business and Mike (Mizanin), the bounty hunter ex-boyfriend she thought she'd left behind. Simmons plays Liz, Tory's best friend who can't quite understand why Tory would want to keep her past a secret. Also cast as Tory's mom, Gale, is April Telek ("Hell on Wheels"). "Christmas Bounty" is written by Andrew Black & Vivian Lee, James Berg & Stan Zimmerman and Claudia Grazioso.


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Accountable to the local partnership Board of Directors, the Executive Director provides professional leadership necessary to ensure the development and expansion of the human and financial resources necessary to carry out the organization's mission of improving the quality of life for children and families in Davidson County. In addition, this position oversees the scholarship program, parent specialists, child care referral services, and parent resources in the resource room and library.
Program Director
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Administers the Quality Maintenance (QMP) and Journey to the Stars (JTS) programs by providing leadership and vision to maintain and improve the quality of early childhood experiences for children birth to age five in Davidson County. Serves as Team Leader for quality support services for child care programs.
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Develops and maintains an administrative system to ensure an overall smooth functioning office environment. This position maintains necessary organizational records and is the primary contact for information regarding meetings.
Hilda Sink - Ext. 222 Assistant Finance Director
Mandy Campbell - Ext. 205 Finance Director
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Program Managers
Stephanie Nelson - Ext. 211
Serves as the Ready Schools Coordinator by developing a county plan that involves collaboration with the public school systems, early care and education providers, business leaders, and families in advancing the objective of preparing all children for successful transition into kindergarten. Administers the NC PreKindergarten program.
Child Care Scholarship Manager
Lauren Nesbitt - Ext. 223
Provides program support and record keeping services to the Quality Support Services program. Serves as the Child Care Scholarship Program Manager by developing and implementing programmatic guidelines for our program that helps families pay for high quality child care. Administers the NCPK parent application process.
Classroom Specialist
Gina Collins- Ext. 224
Improves the quality of child care and early education by providing child care classroom professionals with tools to create, improve and maintain quality environments and by developing and implementing technical assistance plans to outline and monitor goals in each classroom/center. Improves the quality of child care programs by supporting Family Child Care Home Providers with technical assistance/consultation in the operation of their child care programs.
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Anabel Melgar - Ext. 215
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Management Specialists
Sherry Brannon - Ext. 217
Chunda Teal - Ext. 212
Improves the quality of child care programs by supporting Center Directors with technical assistance/consultation in the operation of child care programs. These positions focus on building the business side of child care.
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Jan Doss
Welcomes and assists consumers to the partnership office either in person or on the telephone. Provides technical support and program information to child care providers and parents based on developmentally appropriate activities by utilizing our resource room, library, and production room. This position also provides parent education trainings.
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Africare News In Brief
Africare Wins InterAction's Innovation Award
December 13, 2010
Washington, DC - Today, Africare's 'Soybean Market Linkages Project' in Zimbabwe was recognized by Interaction's Best Practices and Innovation Initiative (BPI) with the Innovation Award for Access to Markets, Nutrition, and Value Chain Development.
- Read the full press release here.
- For more information about the project, click here.
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There is lodging where you could stay the night in splendid comfort; Aunts Creek has some delightful cabins. Don't forget your fishing pole since fishing here at Aunts Creek is great ; if you have a thing about boating you are in luck, boating is good at this campground. The friendly reception and the beauty of the place beat anything. Aunts Creek is a top selection with people of Kimberling City.
There's so much to do in the neighborhood of Aunts Creek,
and to be at this place is always fun. It's been too much time since you went outside, you have to get out, and Aunts Creek in Missouri is a great place to go. Missouri has scores of outdoors activities.
Aunts Creek is situated
in the Ozarks. If you require something you can run into it at the store here at Aunts Creek.
Some activities here at Aunts Creek are swimming, hiking, whitewater paddling, playing golf, and fishing, so running out of exciting stuff to do won't happen. Many people select this campground in order to be close to Moonshine Beach. The nice local attractions and the nice variety of outdoors recreation are wonderful incentives to come.
The striking marina
of Port of Kimberling Marina- Table Rock Lake is a magnificent position to leave dry land behind. You're sure to stumble upon some cheerful folks from Kimberling City here; if by chance you have a boat, Cape Fair Marina is a splendid
marina. This campground is a glorious place to check out. You positively should check out Table Rock State Park if you're here at Aunts Creek; Hodge Hollow is another nice site to stop at close by. Looking at lovely animals is always an enjoyable thing to do at Predator World. Roaring River State Park is both glorious and picturesque, and it's near Aunts Creek; a spree to a close by bowling alley like Hillbilly Bowl is always enjoyable.
Activities: fishing
Econo Lodge Silver Dollar City Area, Branson West
6 miles away
Scenic Hills, Branson
6 miles away
Anchor Inn on the Lake, Branson West
6 miles away
Other campgrounds near Aunts Creek, Ozarks, Missouri:
Aunt's Creek Store & Recreational Vehicle Park, Reeds Spring
, 0 miles away
Table Rock Lake Campground, Kimberling City
, 3 miles away
Port Of Kimberling Campground, Kimberling City
, 4 miles away
Cape Fair, -blank-
, 5 miles away
Aunts Creek RV Park, Reeds Spring
, 6 miles away
Baxter, -blank-
, 6 miles away
Baxter Campground, Stone County
, 7 miles away
Bar M Resort and Campground, Reeds Spring
, 8 miles away
Acorn Acres RV Park and Campground, Reeds Spring
, 8 miles away
Indian Point, -blank-
, 8 miles away
Marinas near Aunts Creek, Ozarks, Missouri:
Port of Kimberling Marina- Table Rock Lake, Kimberling City
, 4 miles away
Cape Fair Marina, Cape Fair
, 6 miles away
The Harbor On Table Rock Lake, Branson
, 8 miles away
Campbell Point Marina, Shell Knob
, 8 miles away
Table Rock Marina, Branson
, 8 miles away
Paddling Rivers Near Aunts Creek, Ozarks, Missouri:
Roaring River, BarryCounty
, 27 miles away
Class I-II - 5.8 miles long (Roaring River State Park to Highway 86)
Public Lands near Aunts Creek, Ozarks, Missouri:
Buffalo National River, Harrison - AR
, 34 miles away
George Washington Carver National Monument, Diamond - MO
, 64 miles away
Table Rock State Park, Missouri
, 11 miles away
Roaring River State Park, Missouri
, 26 miles away
Withrow Springs State Park, Arkansas
, 35 miles away
Beaver Lake State Park, Arkansas
, 39 miles away
Trails near Aunts Creek, Ozarks, Missouri:
Tap Kiln Trail, Barry County
, 10 miles away
Lake Trail, Barry County
, 10 miles away
Piney Creek Trail, Barry County
, 10 miles away
Siloam Spring Trail, Barry County
, 11 miles away
Tower Trail, Barry County
, 11 miles away
Woods Trail, Barry County
, 13 miles away
Beaches Near Aunts Creek, Ozarks, Missouri:
Moonshine Beach, Stone County
, 11 miles away
Golf Courses Near Aunts Creek, Ozarks, Missouri:
Ledgestone Golf Course, Reeds Spring
, 9 miles away
Pointe Royale Village & Country Club, Branson
, 11 miles away
Cedar Creek Golf Course, Shell Knob
, 12 miles away
Kings River Golf Course, Shell Knob
, 12 miles away
Pointe Royale Golf, Branson
, 13 miles away
Lakes Near Aunts Creek, Ozarks, Missouri:
Table Rock Lake, Taney County
, 11 miles away
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Local climate location: MONETT WSMO 9 miles away
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Hiding a class from 'Create' menu.
20 July 2007 at 10:47am Last edited: 20 July 2007 2:47pm
I have a parent class 'Product' and a child classes like 'Hotel', 'Activity', etc. I do not want users to create a page of type 'Product'. I have looked into to SS code, so the relevant methods are:
I see I can hide the class Product if it implements the 'HiddenClass' interface. But then all subclasses would be hidden as well.
There's a weird piece of code in CMSMain::PageTypes(). If the child class has a static variable $hide_ancestor which is equal to the order (number) of a class in the array, which is returned by ClassInfo::getValidSubClasses(), then this class is hidden. And this piece of the code is not implemented in the SiteTree:getClassDropdown().
CMSMain::PageTypes() also check, if the method canCreate(). Which is suitable solution for me, but this is not implemented in SiteTree:getClassDropdown(), unfortunatelly. This is also a mild security issue. If the permission canCreate fails for the current user, he/she can still create a page of another type and then change the type of the page.
So, I've made the followin change:
--- SiteTree.php.orig 2007-07-05 17:20:39.000000000 +1200
+++ SiteTree.php 2007-07-20 11:28:42.000000000 +1200
@@ -694,7 +694,8 @@
foreach($classes as $class) {
$instance = singleton($class);
- if(($instance instanceof HiddenClass) && ($class != $this->class)) continue;
+ if ((($instance instanceof HiddenClass) || !$instance->canCreate()) &&
+ ($class != $this->class)) continue;
$addAction = $instance->uninherited('add_action', true);
if(!$addAction) $addAction = "a $class";
However, this does not prevent the user to duplicate the forbidden page
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Re: Hiding a class from 'Create' menu.
25 July 2007 at 9:50am
Thanks for this!
Community Member
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Re: Hiding a class from 'Create' menu.
17 September 2008 at 7:06pm
I'm having difficulty with the 'create' menu. I have say 10 templates, including 'NewsHolderPage' and 'NewsPage'. Now if I have my 'NewsHolderPage' page selected in the sitemap of the cms and want to create a new page then I only want 'NewsPage' to be available. Is this possible?
Currently the user gets presented with every template whenever they create a page which is not ideal.
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NEWBURYPORT | Where neatly aligned bricks now line the ground, dirt and mud used to welcome shoppers. Where stores now display their unique wares, windows and doors were boarded up to keep out homeless alcoholics.
And where vacant buildings once stood unwanted and unclaimed, Inn Street now bustles as a major downtown retail center.
It's only a small section of downtown Newburyport that's tucked behind the main thoroughfares of State and Pleasant streets, but more than 30 years ago Inn Street served as a catalyst to the city's urban renewal project.
Before five Newburyport men took the gamble to develop the dilapidated block, most developers didn't want to take a chance on the city's downtown district.
"I think it started urban renewal," said Chris Snow, who owned an Inn Street building for 33 years and is one of the five men who bought the buildings there for development. "People saw what could happen and it attracted other developers."
"We're pretty damn proud of what we did," said Dick Sullivan, who three decades later still owns his parcel on Inn Street. "We're the ones who stuck our necks out. We were the pioneers of the Newburyport renaissance."
Before Sullivan, Snow and the other men | Swift Barnes, Jonathan Woodman and Michael Rowan | Inn Street was little more than another piece of rundown downtown Newburyport.
"Downtown was dead," Sullivan, a former mayor and real estate broker, said.
"No one wanted these buildings," Woodman, an architect, said. "They said knock them down."
In the late 1960s, the Newburyport Redevelopment Authority took control of the buildings on lower Inn Street | known as Parcel 9 | through eminent domain, and started to look for proper suitors to develop the land. But unlike today, where the spaces are highly valued and in high demand, in the early 1970s they were seen as decrepit and developers were hesitant to bite on a price tag of $8,000 or less for one of the buildings.
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Inn St. was first renewal experiment
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Look of downtown signs a calculated process
The NRA had the power to make virtually all downtown signs conform to the new look of Newburyport. At the NRA's insistence, the sign at Bob's Subs eventually came crashing down in 1976.
Long path to Merrimac Landing
Vision for 'Parcel 8' crystallized after several failed attempts to develop lot.
Parcel 8: Urban renewal's only new building in downtown Newburyport
Merrimack Landing at 1 Merrimac St., opposite the Firehouse Center for the Arts, was completed in 1984, but not before three other development projects were tried and failed on what was known for many years as urban renewal Parcel 8.
Synergy brought mayor, NRA head together
Port in Progress
Bradshaw brought new direction to NRA
Jack Bradshaw assumed the chairmanship of the Newburyport Redevelopment Authority, the board charged with finding a developer to revitalize a then-gasping downtown.
"While we'll be happy and willing to meet with any group regarding the selection of developers, we do have the final vote as to what will happen," Bradshaw said after being unanimously elected by his fellow members.
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- Group swayed city to reject hotel, create arts center
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- Three mayors, one goal
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- The day the 'federal bulldozer' came to town
- The hardest place to restore: East Row showed Urban Renewal's growing pains
- The day Bossy's garage fell
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- Renovators had to make new look old
- Perry's contributions to Port seen today
- Meet Inn Street's pioneers
- In twilight of his life, famed architect gave Port hope
- "The roofs were rotting and the walls were bulging"
- Centuries later, Watt's Cellar keeps its secrets hidden
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- Famed doctor helped save Port a building at a time
- 40 years later, art association expands, thrives
- Custom House struggles to find its way
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- An unwelcome glimpse of the future
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HOUSTON (AP) — An area near the 11th hole at a Houston golf course provided a smooth landing spot after a small plane ran out of fuel and glided on to the grass.
The Cessna 170 was expected to be moved from Hermann Park on Tuesday. The unplanned landing of the single-engine plane happened Monday night on a flight from Lafayette, La.
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This low-angle face is 5.6 with trad pro for most of the way up. The last 20' has a few thin 5.7/5.8 moves with bolts for protection. The crux is just after the last bolt and requires good footwork. The bolt is still reasonably close at this point.
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Tomorrow night marks the beginning of a two day extravaganza of UFC entertainment. UFC On FX 4 is definitely packing a bigger punch, in my humble opinion, and the bout between Brian Ebersole and T.J. Waldburger is one of the reasons why. This age old battle of youth vs. experience should prove to be an exciting tale to watch unfold. I was able to get a short interview with T.J. to get his thoughts leading into Friday night's card.
Stephie Daniels: What are your overall thoughts about taking on a guy with as much experience as Brian Ebersole?
T.J. Waldburger: I consider it a huge honor. I've fought a couple guys that had a lot of experience in the past, but this guy takes the cake. I also think that once you get to a certain number of fights, that only goes so far. You can only acquire so much experience, because the way you want to be is just like fighting in your gym, in your dojo, and once you get that, it really doesn't get any better. That's what I think. I'm very comfortable in the octagon, and I'm sure he is too, so it's probably going to be a battle.
Stephie Daniels: You've got quite a few fights under your belt for just being 24 years old.
T.J. Waldburger: Yeah, I started out when I was 16, and as soon as my mom and dad could sign me up, I went ahead and did it. I had my first pro fight a couple months after I turned 17, with parental consent, and I've just been rockin' and rollin' since then. I ended up being pretty good at it, and here I am today.
Stephie Daniels: Do you wonder why the UFC didn't let this fight go down on the Australia card earlier this year?
T.J. Waldburger: I know, but I kind of look at it like this; I was able to go over and win in Australia and get some good fans. Australia is awesome, and they're a rowdy bunch. If I would've won there against Brian, they probably would've hated me, so I wouldn't have had many fans [laughs].
Stephie Daniels: When you think of Brian Ebersole, the first thing that comes to mind is his chest rug. What do you think of it?
T.J. Waldburger: I don't know. It's kind of sexy. I hope I don't fall in love with him while we're fighting [laughs]. You know they say that love isn't too far from fighting.
Stephie Daniels: When I spoke with Brian a few days ago, he said that the most important tactic with you is to keep you out of range. Do you think he'll be able to be effective in that aspect?
T.J. Waldburger: I don't know. I'll play outside with him, I'll play inside with him. We'll just kind of take it wherever it goes. I feel confident everywhere, so we'll have to see how the cards play out.
Stephie Daniels: Brian told me that he was "the ocean", and that he was either going to crash down on you or drown you with martial skill and knowledge. How do you feel about that?
T.J. Waldburger: You know, Bruce Lee said to be like water, so if I'm water, and he's an ocean, then I'm just going to go and roll with him. Hopefully, I'm a little denser, so I'll end up on top.
Stephie Daniels: You've got a very solid record with notable wins over very tough guys. The stinger that stands out most recently is your loss to Johny Hendricks. Is it important to you to avenge that loss at some point down the road?
T.J. Waldburger: Yeah, eventually I'd like to get back in there with him, but all in good time, though. Right now, it's Brian Ebersole. Maybe next fight, or the fight after next.
Stephie Daniels: Let's say you get the win over Brian. Where do you think that would put you in the line of contention?
T.J. Waldburger: Well, they have Brian in the Top 20, so that would put me where I could be fighting those top level guys, the ones that are right there under the contender spot. That's what I'm looking for.
Stephie Daniels: What have been the biggest differences in talent level that you've noted in going from fighting on regional and local cards to coming into the UFC?
T.J. Waldburger: It's not rerally that different, to be honest. There's no magic tricks. We know the same stuff. Carlos Machado brought it here to Texas a long time ago. I think as far as Texas, we;re definitely a force to be reckoned with. Not only do we have numbers on our side, but we have the experience too. I'm hoping one day we'll be one of the top states for MMA.
Stephie Daniels: Are you more old school with your training, or do you like to mix it up with the new age techniques?
T.J. Waldburger: I keep it old school. I don't have too much money, so I do what I can. They got around in the ancient Roman days and did alright [laughs]. I'm just kind of making it as I go. I've got some nutritionists that give me advice, and a massage therapist. A chiropractor goes a long way. A chiropractor can be your best friend. I'd say I'm pretty old fashioned.
Stephie Daniels: For much of your career, you've fought almost exclusively in Texas until you joined the UFC. Would you like to see them do more shows in or around Texas, or are you more enjoying the travel aspect that it affords you?
T.J. Waldburger: Heck yeah. Bring it back to Texas. My first one was in Austin. I like being close to home. Now fighting in Australia was a dream come true. That was an amazing experience. Ireland, Brazil, Japan...there's so many places I'd love to go. If I had to name just one place, I would probably have to say Japan. That's where it all kind of started, and the people there hold the fighters in such great regard. Even if you're 0-10, they respect you just because you stepped in there and showed heart. You don't get the booing and all that. That's my number one place to go.
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So Deaconbrodie put up a fanpost for everyone's round by round big boards here, and I've decided to make this fanpost for everyone to put their best case dream scenario, while trying to be realistic as possible. Do as many rounds as you like, but at least try to give your top three. Also, don't forget about our projected compensatory picks in rounds three, five, and seven if you choose to go that deep.
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1. OG Chance Warmack
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3. WR Justin Hunter
3(comp). S DJ Swearinger
4. RB Marcus Lattimore
I think Hunt and Hunter will probably go a bit before our picks in those spots, but not so much as to put them completely out of range. This scenario would give us the freedom to take basically whoever tickles our fancy in the later rounds, as all of the major needs have been filled. Needs-wise though, they could take some upside guys at any OL spot, maybe another DE, TE, another S, or maybe a MLB. And then of course we'd need to take that sixth or seventh round CB out of a nowhere school that turns into a full time impact player.
Add this draft to a free agent class that includes a top guard(Levitre) and mid level acquisitions at the DE(?) and RB(Ivory) spots, and I think we could have a pretty big turn around year next season. Gotta love that off season optimism.


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Diet Soap Podcast #183: Hegel's Serenity
There is no guest this week except for my son Benjamin. He and I discuss the Joss Whedon 2005 film Serenity and the television series Firefly that spawned it through the context of Hegel's dialectic.
It's Wednesday, June 12th, 2013 and I'm Douglas Lain the host of the podcast.
You may have noticed that my Kickstarter project to fund a book and podcast tour in September is underway. The project is just one week in, and largely due to a large pledge from Andy M, I'm already over 40% toward the goal. At present there are 19 backers of the Think the Impossible tour. Thanks to Thom K, Thomas A, Trent W, MK Hobson, Shane S, Ashley F, Andy M, Derek D, Bradley C, Filippo V, James M, Sarah C, Randy S, Bob B, Jody, Will S, McKenzie Wark, Robert K, and Cameron Pierce.
If you like Diet Soap pledging to the Think the Impossible tour is a great way to support it.
In related news I've started a serialized audio version of my upcoming novel Billy Moon. It's a freebie that I'm giving away through the Kickstarter campaign, and to I'll post a link to the first chapter in this week's show notes.
Again, this week's podcast is about Hegel and the tv show Firefly. Ben was a good sport to participate. You can hear that he's got a bit of cold but he just put his head down and powered through. The music you're listening to right now is from the television show Firefly, it's the theme for River's perception, but in just a moment you'll be listening to Ben and I discuss Hegel's Serenity.
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Seventeen-year-old Los Alamitos golf star Esther Lee won all three of her matches at the 8th Annual Junior Ryder Cup, helping the United States team captures its third consecutive victory Tuesday.
The United States bested it's European rivals 14 1/2 to 9 ½ Tuesday afternoon at Olympia Fields Country Club. The Junior Ryder Cup, an international team match-play competition, features 12 junior golfers from the United States hosting their European counterparts.
The United States now has a 4-3-1 overall record in the tournament and has not lost since 2004 at Westfield Country Club in Westfield Center, Ohio, according to PGA officials.
During the two-day competition, the United States battled to a 7-5 lead after the first day of foursomes and mixed four-balls, then sprinted out singles Tuesday by winning four of its first five matches.
The U.S. Team won seven of the 12 singles matches and halved another, according to PGA officials.
Karen Chung of Livingston, N.J., downed Germany's Quirine Eijkenboom, 4 and 2 and Alison Lee of Valencia, Calif., lead the way with a 6 and 5 conquest of Linnea Ström of Sweden.
Alison Lee, who finished runner-up in the 2012 U.S. Girls' Junior Championship, clinched the winning point for the United States team.
"I had to come out this morning and finish my four-ball match so that helped me warm up a bit," Alison Lee said. "I felt really comfortable all day and to make that clinching point was so awesome. It feels great to know that I helped the team."
Los Alamitos High School student Esther Lee was among three players to win all three matches – the others Karen Chung and Casie Cathrea of Livermore California.
"It's exciting to know that I was able to close out my first Junior Ryder Cup with three points and winning all three matches," Cathrea said. "This whole experience has been incredible and it's not over yet. We still get to play Medinah tomorrow and that should be great, too."
According to a PGA spokesman, U.S. Captain Roger Warren was impressed with the performance of both teams.
"We are really fortunate to have won, because these teams are so evenly matched and each have such a wealth of talent," said Warren, who was the 34th president of The PGA of America. "We came because we wanted to compete and win. But in the end it was all about friendships and goodwill between the teams that made this a truly special experience."
The European Team was led in the singles matches by Ireland's Gavin Moynihan, who posted a 4 and 3 victory over Jim Liu of Smithtown, N.Y.
European Captain Stuart Wilson said he enjoyed his experience as Captain and is looking forward to being Captain again in 2014 when the Junior Ryder Cup visits Blairgowrie Golf Club in Perthshire, Scotland, according to a PGA spokesman.
"The players really enjoyed themselves this week and we battled all the way down to the final match," Wilson said. "It will be an honor to Captain the team again in 2014 when we go to Scotland and we will hope for a better result."


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Just north of Chapel Pond on Route 73, is a guardrail with a steep bank right behind it. Park at the south end of the guardrail where the shoulder widens up to fit a couple of cars. Walk north along the guardrail until you see a small trail that starts on the other side of the guardrail and goes up the bank and over. Follow this trail for roughly 5 minutes, crossing some marshy areas on downed trees and limbs. The trail will deposit you at the center of the cliff with a nice 5.7 handcrack named "Gob Hoblin" right in front of you.
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In this article, one of the Air Force's own, longtime Breaking Defense contributor Lt. Col. Dan Ward, runs the numbers on his service's plan to scrap the beloved A-10 Warthog and – now that Congress has thoroughly rejected the idea – suggests an alternative: a modest trim to the massive F-35 program might just save… Keep reading →
Crunch Time For UCLASS: USD Kendall, Rep. Forbes, & The Requirements FightBy Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
WASHINGTON: August is the month of decision for UCLASS, the Navy's controversial program to build armed drones that fly off aircraft carriers. At stake: whether the "Unmanned Carrier-Launched Surveillance & Strike" aircraft will be primarily a scout (surveillance) or a bomber (strike). The new Deputy Secretary of Defense, Bob Work, delayed the Navy's release of… Keep reading →
National Defense Panel Slams Sequester – But Can It Change Minds?By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
WASHINGTON: This afternoon, a congressionally chartered panel of prestigious defense experts denounced sequestration as "self-defeating" and a "serious strategic misstep" that "Congress and the President should repeal…immediately." But will it preach to anyone not already in the choir? While bipartisan, the National Defense Panel is most heeded by House Republicans. They see it as a valuable… Keep reading →
Air Force To Focus On High-Threat Future, If Congress Lets It: James & WelshBy Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
PENTAGON: The grander the title, the blander the content. That's normally a safe rule in Washington. But if analyzed closely, this afternoon's "State of the Air Force" briefing by service Secretary Deborah Lee James and Chief of Staff Mark Welsh, plus the accompanying pamphlet A Call To the Future, actually do articulate a remarkably clear… Keep reading →
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Colorado Republican Doug Lamborn is a fervent advocate for US aid to Israel's missile defense programs, especially the celebrated Iron Dome. In this op-ed, the House Armed Services Committee member argues that such technologies are just one part of a larger strategy for the survival of Israel: living with perennial threats by regularly cutting them back — often… Keep reading →
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CAPITOL HILL: Sometimes $800 million is not enough. Congress really, really wants the Navy to buy a 12th San Antonio-class amphibious warship. The Marine Corps really, really wants the ship, which would be designated LPD-28. And of course shipbuilder Huntington-Ingalls really, really wants the contract, which would help fill a multi-year gap in amphib construction.… Keep reading →
Army Hates To Take Guard Apaches, But It 'Must Happen': UnderSec CarsonBy Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
WASHINGTON: This hurts us more than it hurts you. That's the essence of the regular Army's message to the National Guard about the Aviation Restructure Initiative (ARI), a controversial cost-cutting plan that — among other things – strips the Guard of all its AH-64 Apache attack helicopters. Pain is on its way for all of… Keep reading →
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When you have success in the NFL you can expect to have a harder schedule the following year but this is ridiculous:
By finishing in first place, the final two pieces of the 2008 schedule fell into place -- a home game against the Minnesota Vikings and a trip to Arizona to face the Cardinals.
The NFL's scheduling rotation had already set the Panthers' other 14 opponents:
HOME: Atlanta, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Philadelphia, Washington, Buffalo, Miami
AWAY: Atlanta, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Dallas, N.Y. Giants, N.Y. Jets, New England
Because the NFC South is paired with the AFC East and NFC East for interdivisional play, the Panthers' slate next year features only one team with a losing record -- the Bills, who finished 7-9. The total winning percentage of their opponents is .592, which pro-rates to an average record of 9.5 wins and 6.5 losses.
The divisional rotation towards two tougher divisions and being the division winner has resulted in a tough combination. Considering only one team has a 2008 losing record the Panthers could not have had a harder schedule period. We better enjoy this #2 seed because next year will be a lot tougher.
Its way too early to forecast wins and losses but I already dread the exercise. It will be interesting to see if the NE & Buffalo road trips are early or late in the season and become snow games. I also hate having to go to Dallas but at least the 'skins and Eagles will have to come to Charlotte.


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Pastor at Ryan event once said Romney is not a Christian
By Peter Hamby, CNN Political Reporter
Washington (CNN) – The pastor who delivered a passionate invocation at Paul Ryan's rally in Rochester, Michigan on Monday evening told CNN earlier this year that the man at the top of the Republican ticket, Mitt Romney, is not a Christian.
Romney's running mate was making his first campaign appearance in Michigan since August.FULL STORY
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