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The fiscal court approved a resolution that designated four old Pendleton County sheriff's cruisers as surplus property. This action allowed the court to donate the vehicles to Owlsley County, which stands in dire need. The county is financially distressed and currently has a population of 4,755 citizens.
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Thursday's CalendarStory | Oct 19, 2011 | 6:08 PMTHURSDAY Morning Boost The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce hosts its 90-minute Breakfast Boost from 7 to 8:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. Prepaid reservations are $15. They can also be made at the door for $20. To...
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Saturday's CalendarStory | Oct 21, 2011 | 8:17 PMSATURDAY The Miles Davis Experience Trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire and his quintet pay tribute to iconic jazz artist Miles Davis with a concert at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts' Samueli Theater. "The Miles Davis Experience: 1949-159" celebrates...
Sunday's CalendarStory | Oct 22, 2011 | 6:04 PMSUNDAY Amelia's Marks 50 Years Amelia's Seafood & Italian Restaurant on Balboa Island will celebrate its 50th anniversary in business in the same location, 311 Marine Ave. A special five-course menu for $50 per person will come with live accordion...
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On Theater: New SCR season blends classics, premieresStory | Jun 30, 2011 | 9:45 PMSouth Coast Repertory will begin its first season under new artistic director Marc Masterson with a trip back in time with Jane Austen followed by the world premiere of a modern drama set in the American Midwest. The Costa Mesa professional theater's...
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On Theater: Enjoy 'Bountiful' journey on SCR stageStory | Nov 10, 2011 | 6:44 PMHome is where the heart is, and in Horton Foote's masterful play "The Trip to Bountiful," home is pretty much a state of mind, a memory that exists only in the reverie of its central character. South Coast Repertory is taking "The Trip to Bountiful"...
On Theater: 'Trip' topped a bountiful year for SCRStory | Dec 1, 2011 | 7:37 PMEditor's note: This is the first of three columns chronicling the year 2011 in local theater. * South Coast Repertory's "The Trip to Bountiful" was described in this column a few months ago as "an engrossing journey with extraordinary performances...


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Their faces show the wear of time, their minds hide the memories of war and now, they face a new battle they never thought they would have to.
"I think it's a hoax is what it is," said partially blind Korean War veteran George Elmore.
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Looking beyond the Standard Model in Liverpool
By Hamish Johnston
Earlier this week the Physics World film crew was on Merseyside to document some of the exciting physics done in Liverpool and its environs. Our first stop was a meeting of the NA62 collaboration at the University of Liverpool that was organized by the particle physicist John Fry (above right with our cameraman David Hart).
The finishing touches are currently being put on the NA62 experiment, which will start up at CERN in Geneva next year. The international collaboration running the experiment will focus on making precise measurements of the decay of a charged kaon to a pion and two neutrinos. If all goes to plan, NA62 could find that the decay is not completely described by the Standard Model of particle physics, which could point towards new and exciting physics.
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LHCb and CMS see rare decay of the strange B meson
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It's a story with a hint of both "man bites dog" and "dog bites man" about it.
Physicists working on the CMS and LHCb experiments at CERN have independently seen an incredibly rare decay of a particle – a strange B meson decaying into two muons. The odds of this meson decaying in this particular way is about one in a billion, making the joint discovery a triumph of experimental particle physics. And it is officially a discovery. That's because when data from the two experiments are combined the observation has a statistical significance of greater than 5σ, which is the gold standard in particle physics.
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GERDA puts new limit on neutrinoless double beta decay
By Hamish Johnston
This stylish chap is looking for an incredibly rare nuclear process called neutrinoless double beta decay. The picture was taken deep under a mountain at Italy's Gran Sasso National Laboratory, which is about 160 km north-west of Rome. He is standing in a cavern containing the GERDA experiment, which has been searching for the rare decay since 2011.
GERDA hasn't actually detected a decay event, but the collaboration claims to have measured the best value yet of the lower limit on its half-life in germanium-76. They researchers say that it's about 2.1 × 1025 years – or 21 yottayears!
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The race to find the electric dipole moment
By Hamish Johnston at the 2013 CAP Congress in Montreal
Yesterday I had lunch with Jeff Martin of the University of Winnipeg, who is a member of an international team that aims to measure the electric dipole moment (EDM) of the neutron at TRIUMF in Vancouver.
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Here's a bit of Friday physics fun… I came across this rather interesting image that shows an artist's impression of a map entitled "The Quantum Universe". It includes six landmasses all floating in the Big Bang Ocean; including Dark Matter Landmass, Sypersymmetry Reef, Higgs Island and the Land of Ultimate Unification as well as others.
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Want to get a first look at General Zod in Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel"? Well, leave it to Christopher Nolan to keep the cockteasing going just a bit longer as you'll hear him, and that's about it....
A brand new spot for the superhero movie has arrived, and Michael Shannon is threatening as fuck, promising some destruction if Clark Kent isn't handed over. That probably explains that well-circulated still with Superman in cuffs being given a military escort, but as usual with anything involving Nolan and co., these are all story points they feel comfortable releasing because there is a whole other act being kept in the dark. Enticing stuff, nonetheless.
Kneel before Shannon below. "Man of Steel" hits on June 14th.
Tom | April 15, 2013 7:32 AM
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I know this is really nit-picking but something in my brain has a problem with the fact that he is so well versed at speaking English. How did he learn it? Did he go to English school on Krypton? Can we be ballsy enough to start having aliens speak alien languages? Or at least include SOMETHING to suggest that English is not his first language.


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Only two employees and no customers were inside in Cartersville this morning when a bomb threat led to evacuations and searches of several movie theaters, Sgt. Jonathan Rogers said.
Company officials asked local authorities to conduct a search after Carmike's corporate offices in Columbus, GA, received what Rogers called a "non-specific threat."
"It didn't include a location," Rogers said. "So they didn't know where the bombs could be."
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Andy Cueva scored 17 points as Will C. Wood's freshman boys basketball team opened its MEL season with a 52-38 win at Vintage of Napa.
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Surveillance video obtained by WIS paints a better picture of the violent fist fight that led to a shooting in Five Points over the weekend.
On Saturday shortly before 1:00 a.m. in front of Club Twist, a dispute inside spills out onto the sidewalk as the club's bouncers eject several customers.
What follows is nothing short of an all-out brawl, with one man thrown to the pavement while others continue in a melee.
This video appears to have been shot by the surveillance camera mounted directly in front of the club formerly known as The Library.
It is not clear how long the fight continues but while these images are disturbing, what happens next is even worse.
A Columbia Police Department incident report indicates a man near the club saw one of the people fighting in front of the bar, ran over and pulled him away.
The two got into an SUV and began driving out of the parking lot of the Rite Aid store on the other side of Harden Street.
As they pass a young man walking the opposite direction, he raises the gun in his right hand and fires five rapid gunshots at close range. The shooter shows no hesitation in opening fire on the SUV.
One of the slugs hits the passenger in that vehicle in the leg. Police say the driver went directly to Palmetto Health Baptist Hospital. Police have withheld the victim's identity, possibly for fear of retaliation.
On Monday, police identified the shooting suspect as 23-year-old Jacob O'Nay Green. He's charged with two counts of attempted murder and three weapons-related charges.
Police arrested Green at an apartment complex.
On Tuesday, a judge denied bond for the Green.
WIS asked for comments today from Acting Columbia Police Chief Melron Kelly. The department's spokesperson told us she's not sure what else can be said about the incident.
Police have also charged 24-year-old Shante Tabor with acting as an accessory by failing to provide investigators with accurate information. They have questioned two others caught on video.
Green is no stranger to the court system. His rap sheet shows arrests for cocaine trafficking, disorderly conduct and a January charge of cruelty to children.
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In some religious traditions, sense perceptions are regarded as problematic, because they arouse worldly desires. However, in the Shambhala tradition, which is a secular tradition rather than a religious one, sense perceptions are regarded as sacred. They are regarded as basically good. They are a natural gift, a natural ability that human beings have. They are a source of wisdom.
Chogyam Trungpa, Rinpoche, from Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior, p. 102.
One of the most provocative teachings in the Werma Sadhana is that our ayatanas, or sense gates, are limitless. This points to a difference from Buddhist teachings on sense perceptions, and highlights additional skillful means in our Shambhala practice. This program introduces the profundity of these teachings through Werma practice, talks, and guided sensory exercises drawn from the Buddhist and Shambhala traditions. These practices widen our awareness of the ordinary magic of direct perception. In this Werma program, we will explore how we might bring these practices into our daily lives as householders with relationships and livelihoods. The vividly beautiful Patzcuaro, setting of the composition of the Werma Sadhana, is a perfect place for exploring these profound teachings.
Acharya Judith Simmer-Brown, Ph.D., is professor of religious studies at Naropa University, and Dean of the Shambhala Teachers' Academy. She has been an acharya, senior dharma teacher, since 2000, and is author of Dakini's Warm Breath: The Feminine Principle in Tibetan Buddhism and Meditation in the Classroom. She and Richard have two children in college. For this weekend, she and Richard will draw from the Abhidharma meditations on sense perceptions from the Abhidharma-kosha, and from the Shambhala teachings.
Richard C. Brown, M.A., founded the department of Contemplative Education at Naropa University in 1990, and is current chair. Based on his experiences in Naropa's teacher education programs, Richard has written extensively on various areas of contemplative education, including working with sense perceptions, thoughts, and emotions. He is a founding member of the Garrison Institute's Initiative on Contemplation in Education and is one of the authors of Garrison's CARE for Teachers program.
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Most cultures celebrate important holidays with a bang-the bang of fireworks. Fireworks are exciting, beautiful, but not for amateurs.
Every year over 9,500 people are seen in emergency rooms and 1,200 are hospitalized as a result of injuries from fireworks. 4 die from those injuries.
Unfortunately, over 50% of the harm is to children under the age of 14. The most frequently damaged sites are hands, eyes, and face. Cuts and bruises are also frequent.
Firecrackers, rockets and sparklers account for the most injuries. These are know as class C fireworks and sold legally in many states including Texas.
Sparklers usually cause injury to children under 5. We treat them as relatively safe yet they burn at a temperature of more than 1,000 degrees.
Children are more likely to be injured when they are unsupervised. Bottle rockets may injure when on goes astray or someone bend over to get a closer look. Young children may not have the coordination to handle fireworks safely.
Fireworks also cause fires-an estimated $15.6 million in direct property damage each year. In rural areas, that damage often occurs to someone else's backyard because people trespass and use fields as their fireworks base.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends the following guidelines for handling fireworks.
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Some of you, those who aren't completely preoccupied with following the antics of that madcap Tom Brady (is he okay?), or drowning your sorrows over the failed prospect of meeting the Saints in the Super Bowl (your sympathy is appreciated), may be aware that New Orleans defensive coordinator Gregg Williams has dumped Sean Payton and is now reportedly shacking up again with Jeff Fisher over in St. Louis.
That has left the New Orleans front office in a quandary, and given us Saints fans something to talk about besides Alex Smith with the Candlestick in the Sports Bar. There are a lot of potential DC candidates out there; but of course, everyone is concentrating on the big names.
I wanted to talk about someone else, a used-to-be big name: Dean Pees. As you can probably guess, not many fans of an NFC team know a whole lot about a guy who was last a coordinator two years ago...and so, I figured I'd go directly to the best source of information on the subject: Wikipedia. This is what they had to say about the end of Pees' tenure in New England:
Pees chose not to return to the team on January 14, 2010.
So, that brings me here. You guys must know more about what happened than just this. Plus, you must have opinions, pro or con, on whether or not Pees would be a good hire for another DC job. Plus, you must be tired of talking about that boring playoff run and want a break. So please: lay all the information on me. Should we just limit our dreams to Steve Spagnuolo, or is there a viable alternative in Baltimore... someone who is plotting against you at this very moment?
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I am not worrying yet, but there are a lot of things going on that hardly anyone is talking about that I feel is worth mentioning.
1. Andrew Luck has not looked that great thus far. Everything I have read about Andrew Luck in this new offense is underwhelming. He is throwing INTS a lot more regularly than TDs and this is shocking considering its the same offense he ran in college. From the beginning I had my doubts about a college coordinator with no pro experience at that position coming to our team and replacing one of the best offensive NFL minds of our time... this is why. I'm not saying he's a bad QB but the words 'overhyped' and 'overrated' keep resonating in my mind. If he doesn't tear it up under this offense I find it hard to imagine another that he would be better suited for. Scary.
2. Coby Fleener is a bust. He has struggled to stay healthy thus far and had an even more difficult time of it trying to stay relevant in this offense. He had one decent game last year and it seemed that after week 1 the team went to him less than less. People blamed Arians' scheme on why he was so little used, but those people ignore the fact that Heath Miller was ALWAYS a big part of Arians' offenses in Pittsburgh. When OC Pep Hamilton made the comment this offseason that he had never seen Fleener have a better practice in college, that was kind of a stunning comment to hear. When you add this to the fact that Coby cannot block and isn't that reliable of a receiver, it starts to become apparent that that team may be better off without him, and he's only had 3 games in his career where he's registered more than 2 catches.
3. Anthony Costanzo is not as good as advertised. I think most Colts fans will admit that by the end of his tenure here that Bill Polian had lost his touch when it came to drafting. Jerry Hughes was jettisoned recently based on that reasoning, but it seems that Anthony Costanzo repeatedly gets and continues to get passes. The Mario Williams play shows that this guy will never be able to block the elite DEs in this league. Mario Williams was not in the top 10 in sacks last year, but he blew past Anthony like Costanzo was still in college. This is not a good sign for the guy that's supposed to ANCHOR our offensive line and protect our QB. If this team is going to be any better and give Andrew Luck more time, I think we have to get rid of this soft, slender, offensive lineman.
4. Bjoern Werner is looking a lot like Jerry Hughes so far. When he was drafted there was a lot of talk of him starting alongside Mathis at outside linebacker. As camp has progressed he is firmly seated behind Mathis (a guy whose only been a linebacker for one year) and Walden (who everyone thinks is horrible. Our offensive line is not the best by far in the league, but the fact that we've not seen him put pressure consistently on QBs in training camp and OTAs or look well in coverage doesn't bode well for his prospects of helping the team this year. It doesn't help that he was too hurt to play in his first preseason game, and that all the other DE's taken before him looked good in preseason action have actually ALREADY MADE IMPACTS.


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So I'm assuming many of you saw the drama that went down on twitter this evening, and may have been in my chatroom when the discussion between me and "kevin" was going on. Firstly, I want to apologize for the last two weeks worth of troll feeding. I know my twitter has been blown up with negativity and I apologize for you all having to read it. Most of the time I can deal with the drama and the hate, but this week it seemed to all pile up until it was too much to take. Tonite was the last straw…For the record, I do NOT hate America, Americans or anyone for that matter, as Kevin @boycottspex was claiming. He apologized in our conversation on skype, and later tweeted me to say that he is cool, so I'm hoping his apology was sincere and I won't have any more issues. As for the other trolls, I'm hoping they stop with the hatorade too, but even if they don't I'm going to do my best to ignore, and continue to report them to Twitter for harassment. If you see a negative tweet concerning me, please take the time to report them for spam.
I also want to take the time to thank those who have been supporting me both online and behind the scenes, with your kind words and encouragement and friendship. Sometimes this job gets hard to handle, and its the friendships I've made that keep my head on straight and keep my chin held high. Without my #teamspexy, the haters would have won and I would be crying into my Haagen Daaz lol. You all know what I stand for, and know the truths about me, so thank you for being so fantastic.
Now with that being said, I'm off to bed. Tonite was bizarre, and overwhelming. This sums up how I feel- goodnite!


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The Difference in School Sizes
I didn't really think too much about the size of the schools I was applying to, past whether they were just too small (which by my High School definition was under 1,000 students). Having been homeschooled before going to High School, and a fairly large High School at that, I had thought that size just didn't matter. Clark University is, for all intents and purposes, the same size as my High School.
I remember being aware of this when I accepted Clark. But I did not take into account how much more spread-out Universities are. Let me tell you, that definitely effects the way that the size of the student population feels.
At Fairview High, 2,000 students felt congested. By my senior year, we were sharing lockers between three students and there were lockers being placed in halls that there shouldn't have been lockers – just to fit the growing student body. It helped the feeling of fullness that we were, of course, all in school between the hours of 7.30 and 3.00pm.
In University, with approximately 2,500 students, the campus is small and rarely feels as congested as it did in High School (except for on certain days and special occasions – such as Spree Day!). Despite most students living on, or directly around, campus – it can still feel as though the campus is a bit of a ghost town in comparison to the University of Colorado at Boulder (the public, state University in my hometown which houses somewhere around 40,000 students).
Granted, this is a huge difference. Jumping from 2,500 to 40,000. Of course a campus with 40,000 students will be fuller, more congested, visibly social. Comparing the two would be like comparing water and vodka; they're both clear liquids, but they have extremely different tastes. Clark and CU Boulder are both Universities, but they offer very different things.
Since arriving at UEA, I've spent a lot of time comparing what I know of Clark and CU Boulder to my experience here. I assumed, before arrival, that the University would be abuzz with the sound of conversations, frisbee games, and just busier than Clark's campus.
I was wrong.
Mind you, UEA is definitely busier than Clark. There are more people. But due to the fact that a considerably smaller percentage of people live on campus, there really isn't much more action than at Clark. The main difference between the two is that my class sizes have increased considerably. Instead of most of my classes housing somewhere around 20 students, there are now lectures with 100s of students and smaller seminars with 20 or less.
While Clark has a fairly consistent flow of students on every part of campus throughout the day, UEA has very obvious peaks and valleys in student activity and presence. These seem to, almost obviously, centre around when people have lectures. Campus gets busy and buzzes between 9am and somewhere around 5 or 6pm. It's around 6pm many students, those who are not first years and live off campus, begin to vacate the campus or head to the campus pub.
UEA is so large and there are so many people that I've met people and have yet to see them again.
This is reminiscent of a sentiment often echoed by my friends at CU Boulder. Something I hadn't exactly experienced at Clark – where once you meet someone, you'll notice them pretty much everywhere.
This is coming up now because, as it's October many seniors will be looking at schools and deciding where to go and what to do. If you're reading this, you're probably considering Clark University! And now you've heard about a couple other Universities from this blog alone.
So to review:
- Clark U
- 2,500 students
- Small, central campus (everything is actually 5 minutes from everything)
- Small class sizes
- Consistent flow of students
- Once you meet someone, you're sure to see them again
- Approx. 14,000 students
- Medium-sized campus, 15-20 minute walk from one end to the other
- Mid – Large class size
- Peaks and valleys in student flow
- Once you meet someone, you probably have to go out of your way to see them again unless they're in your classes
- CU Boulder
- Approx. 40,000 students
- Large campus (I have friends that walk forever before getting to classes)
- Mid – Large sized class size (I have friends who have had 400 students in their lectures)
- Peaks and Valleys? (assumption based on the fact that, like UEA, only first years tend to live on campus)
- Once you meet someone, you may never see them again (similar to UEA)
Got questions about school size? Want to know whether Clark's size fits your personality and needs? Feel free to message me on Facebook, hit me up on Twitter (@JessaLGreen) or simply comment below.
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They say the Challenger II experienced a mechanical problem Tuesday morning.
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The highway was closed in both directions near North Lake Pleasant Parkway in Peoria for about two hours.
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