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The Latina State Legislative Caucus (LSLC) is a sub-council of the BHCC that serves as a unique group tailored toward female state legislative leadership and the issues particular to this constituency. In 2010 following the 5th Annual BHCC Conference, a group of prominent Latina BHCC members serving in large leadership roles in their respective state legislatures got together to discuss all the unique issues facing Latina state legislators and future Latina leaders. These members highlighted the great strides Hispanic politicians have made in growing their numbers and expanding their legislative influence at the local, state, and national level.
However, despite this immense growth in political representation over the last couple of decades, the representation of Latina legislators has not grown at the same rate as their male counterparts. This telling fact in conjunction with the specific challenges facing Latinas serving in public office and those seeking public office inspired these pioneering Latina state legislators to advance the idea of a group solely committed to this element of the BHCC membership. In the wake of this meeting, the Latina State Legislative Caucus (LSLC) was created as a part of the BHCC.
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Lebanon, OH --- It has been a near record breaking winter season in the Miami Valley region of Ohio with snow and bitterly cold temperatures. Add to this a 'not-so-electrifying' opening night on Friday, so management and horsemen alike hoped Saturday would be a brighter day. On what seemed like a balmy 24 degree night, the long awaited and highly anticipated first pari-mutuel race at Miami Valley Raceway went to post at 6:30 p.m.
|After a disappointing cancellation of Friday's first ever program at Miami Valley Raceway due to a power outage, the track's initial live racing took place Saturday before a huge enthusiastic crowd.
The grandstand, that was built to hold as many as 1,000 fans, was again packed to the rafters. Filled with fans young and old, new handicappers and seasoned veterans, the new southwest Ohio harness racing venue seemed to be standing room only. The parking lot was filled with cars as far as the eye could see. The crowd was certainly enjoying the product being offered. The concession lines were long as well.
To the voice of longtime race announcer Roger Huston, a field of eight pacers went to the gate behind the starter Mike Woebkenberg. The fans came to their feet, both to cheer on the horses and drivers, but to also find a better view of the race. Like a sweet sounding choir, they all began to cheer as Huston announced the start.
Papaknowsbest and pilot Greg Grismore went to the front. He led to just past the half with fractions of :28.1 and :57.1. Life And Taxes and driver Jacob Fox made a first over bid, challenging Papaknowsbest for the lead down the backstretch and past the three-quarters in 1:25.3.
Turning for home, the field fanned wide for the drive and Lookout Macatoo suddenly had the opening he and driver Randy Tharps waited for and they pounced on the dueling leaders. As they crossed the wire, Lookout Macatoo (Blissful Hall-Modelaag) drew clear to win the inaugural race by three-quarters of a length in a final time of 1:55.1. Tundra (Kyle Ater) was second and Quiteaworkofart was third for Kayne Kauffman.
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|The first race was won by Lookout Macatoo, who was driven by Randy Tharps in a time of 1:55.1.
In the winner's circle for the very first win photo was owner R. Douglas Cullers from Greenville, Ohio, along with his family and friends; trainer Chris Hope; Chris' mother Terry; the Tharps and Noble families; and yours truly.
When asked for his thoughts on being the first driver to win at the new track, Randy Tharps was literally 'speechless'. When asked what they all thought about owning the first winner in the record books at Miami Valley, Cullers and company let out a collective "Yayyyyyy!"
Terry Hope added, "This is just so exciting for all of us."
After a couple of races were in the books, it became clear that the ratio of patrons to mutuel clerks and self-betting machines required more time between races so that the fans could have ample time to place their wagers. By race four, the time between races grew to as long as 30 minutes to accommodate the large crowd.
Needless to say, if at first you don't succeed, try again. In the case of Miami Valley Raceway, succeed they have -- exactly what the harness racing world and the state of Ohio wanted to see.
The 11-race program produced a handle of $249,042 and a track record mile of 1:52.4 in the $10,000 Open-Preferred Pace as Visible Gold lowered the track record for the fifth time with an impressive front-stepping victory for driver Dave Palone, trainer Ron Burke and his ownership partners Weaver Bruscemi and RTC Stables.
The 6-year-old son of Bettor's Delight is now three-for-three on the season. I'm Feelin Good (Tony Hall) was just two lengths back with Lookinforadventure (Ronnie Wrenn, Jr.) on the losing end of the tight place photo.
On the trotting side, the track record holder -- at least for now -- is Team Zordin, who captured the night's only event for squaregaiters in 1:58.3. Dream On Shorty (Kayne Kauffman) and TK's Karma (Greg Grismore) got the place and show money.
Racing resumes at Miami Valley Raceway on Sunday night with the regular 6:30 p.m. post time.
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That was the message from police in Saint Joseph County as they announced their plan to crack down on drunk drivers.
Beginning March 8, law enforcement will be more visible on the roads specifically focusing around sporting events and the Saint Patrick's Day holiday.
The increased effort will include sobriety check points and will last 16 days.
"We want them to be able to go out and enjoy those festivities, and by doing that we are gonna let them know that we will be out there so we're gonna use the high visibility of enforcement techniques like sobriety checkpoints saturation and patrols," says Lt. Tim Williams.
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She constantly makes mistakes in class. Her exams are somewhat fair but still difficult. You must read and study on your own. She makes everyone complete problems on the board. Never teaches. You pretty much should know and understand everything before you go to class. Enjoy.
Very difficult class. She expects you to learn the chapters before lecture, which helps in the long run. Her tests are some of the easiest you will see in the accounting program! Questions are literally word for word from the homework. READ the articles assigned, and learn derivatives backwards and forwards. Overall easy class.
Mrs. Tucker is brilliant when it comes to Accounting.. but she is not the best teacher. There is an obvious language barrier with her, and she often makes mistakes in class. Tests are very fair, but the material is extremely difficult.
Highly useful class for CPA exam or advanced finance careers. Her PowerPoint slides are good study material, but what she says in lecture is not. Understanding the book is essential in the class. Material is difficult, but tests are very fair. Your grade is absolutely correlated to the effort you put into the class.
Absolutely an awful professor. She has no idea how to run a class herself, which is evident in the examples she choose straight from the textbook. She doesn't even write her own exams; she asks for help from other professors because she has no idea how to write an acceptable exam for the course. I would much rather have taken it with McDonald.
She's nice, up-to-date on issues, and tried her best to teach the material and involve students. That said, her teaching methods left lectures drawn out and unclear at times (errors). Pretty fair on grading and tests (bonus pts + xtra credit), but lab/participation are subjective. Mandatory HW and Attendance. Will never forget Interest Rate Swamps.
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There's a lot that I could say as I go over my notes (mental and physical) from the first two matches of the Sounders 2011 season. There are numerous angles I could take, focusing on personnel and formations, suggesting that certain players may not be fitting in in certain places, looking at substitution patterns, looking at matchups and styles. Thing is, none of that really matters right now...
We have not been necessarily outplayed in either match, but both of our opponents demonstrated a certain pedigree which showed itself, at times clearly. I also can't say that in either match the Sounders walked away with a clear advantage in overall play.
The fact is, we have allowed 2 goals in 180 minutes against two of the teams widely marked as Supporters Shield contenders. The other fact is, goals win games, and the Sounders lack of finishing is why they are yet to get a result after two matches.
Sometimes it IS that simple, and in our case, it most certainly is.
You can't overlook the fact that NYRB generated 11 corners to the Sounders 0 on Saturday, and you can't overlook the number of times the Galaxy worked the ball into very dangerous positions on Tuesday. But I don't see defense as a problem, even though Hurtado has looked shaky and Gonzo nearly a liability at times.
It is hard to put my finger on the Sounders attack, but they strike me as impatient and out of sorts; too willing to try to force potentially dangerous, but low percentage, crosses or long passes, rather than work possession and create openings. Fernandez's style seems more suited to the middle: it is a stark contrast to what we usually saw from Sounders wingers last year who were determined to run at opponents and create openings with their legs (it is no great mystery to me why he has been substituted in both matches). OBW has missed too many chances, and seems unsure of what to do with himself much of the rest of the time (TFC fans would surely have a good laugh at some of the comments I've seen floating around). Friberg is no Zakuani, and when he was in the middle he seemed a touch reckless.
But given all these foibles, the fact remains the Sounders have produced some utterly gilt-edged chances, and simply failed to score.
This is a familiar story, and something which has dogged the team throughout the first two years of their existence.
It doesn't help that this team seems unfamiliar with each other, something that was supposed to have been worked out by now. It doesn't help that a team looking to build Continental depth now looks dangerously thin in League play (if Levesque and Neagle are your options off the bench to bolster the attack you are in serious trouble).
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The Buffalo Sabres on Thursday re-signed coach Kevin Dineen and assistant coach Eric Weinrich to run their AHL farm team, the Portland Pirates, for the 2010-11 season.
"We are delighted to have Kevin and Eric returning to coach the Portland Pirates," Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier said in a statement. "They have done an excellent job in respect to our young players and their development within the organization. As we continue to grow our young prospects, we are confident their success in the National Hockey League can be attributed to their time spent with such quality individuals that we have in place in Portland."
Dineen, who won the Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award as the AHL's outstanding coach in 2005-06, is heading into his sixth season as coach of the Pirates. The 46-year-old is the longest-tenured coach in Pirates franchise history and stands as the franchise leader in games coached (400), wins (219) and winning percentage (.610). He guided the Pirates to a second-place finish in the Atlantic Division in 2009-10 with a record of 45-24-7-4 and has led the Pirates to two Eastern Conference Finals, coming within one win of the Calder Cup Finals each time.
"We are thrilled to have both Kevin and Eric behind the Pirates bench for another season," Pirates Managing Owner and CEO Brian Petrovek said. "Within the hockey world, Kevin has developed into and now become one of the top pro coaches in the business and he has proven by his outstanding coaching record and by the young players he has developed that he is as talented as they get in his profession."
In 19 NHL seasons, Dineen had 355 goals, 760 points and 2,229 penalty minutes in 1,188 games with Columbus, Ottawa, Hartford/Carolina and Philadelphia. Dineen spent two seasons working in the Columbus Blue Jackets' hockey operations department in player development before becoming coach of the Pirates.
"I am very excited to back as part of the Buffalo Sabres organization," Dineen said. "My family and I are thrilled to return to Portland for a sixth season as we continue our effort of reaching our goal to win a Calder Cup championship for the great fans of Portland."
Weinrich, 43, is entering his third full season on Dineen's staff. He started the 2006-07 season as an assistant coach but chose to step back onto the ice and resume his playing career with the Pirates before retiring for good in 2007-08.
"Eric's impact as an assistant coach with the Pirates has been outstanding," Petrovek said. "He has been able to translate the successes he enjoyed as a world-class blueliner into an ability to communicate with our young players and help develop them with his knowledge and experience. He and Kevin have developed a great approach together. Their preparation, teamwork and camaraderie have been paramount to our success."
"I expressed to Darcy (Regier) that I really enjoyed being part of the organization and was hoping that they would consider re-signing me and he said they would be happy to have me back," Weinrich said. "I've been associated with Kevin in one way or another for the past four seasons and I look forward to working with him again and learning all I can from his experience and leadership of the team."
In 18 NHL seasons with Boston, Chicago, Hartford, Montreal, New Jersey, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Vancouver, Weinrich had 70 goals, 318 assists and 825 penalty minutes in 1,157 games.
"It's great to have Eric back as part of my staff," Dineen said. "He brings a wealth of NHL and AHL experience and does a great job mentoring our young defensemen."


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This is a new logo I have designed .. named Quotations.. for private usage.. and would love to have comments on it...
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Definitely like the feel and color choice for your logo. Something about the font and font size isn't quite clicking with me. Also the name of the logo is "Quotations". I would maybe think of somehow incorporating the two tails of the " in there somehow placed dynamically to suit your style. Just my two cents, good work, keep it up.
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I'd reduce some of the highlight shapes... There's too many in there.
I don't completely "understand" the logo (i.e. what it means), but maybe that isn't really necessary—nice and shiny!
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Thanks to Con-T for bringing this to my attention: Apparently playing with Branden Dawson during the AAU season has paid off for 6'0" Ohio PG Travis Trice and he is now receiving attention from MSU to go with offers from Ohio schools like OU, Toledo, Dayton, as well as other programs. According to Brian Snow of Rivals (via Con-T, again), he's on campus today. As a 2011 recruit, it appears Izzo is still open to making a true point guard part of that class and likes Trice enough to bring him in.
As has been discussed extensively in the comments, the MSU basketball recruiting picture got a shake-up in the past week when it became widely reported that 2012 Lansing point guard/wing Denzel Valentine had received a scholarship offer from Tom Izzo and Michigan State. With the high number of perimeter players already committed and prospects like Branden Dawson and Gary Harris high on MSU, many believed Valentine was in the group of players who would have to wait and hope for a Spartan offer. However, an outstanding July brought lots of attention to his Lansing area standout and produced offers not only from MSU but Butler and Wisconsin as well.
On top of this surprising (and for me, positive) development, a few recruiting links have popped up and we can move our general discussion here for August. Let's look to the future...
Conflicting reports too numerous to mention surfaced that Jakarr Sampson had or had not named a top 3 of Baylor, Kansas, and St. Johns. Whether these schools lead for Sampson or not, the important point for MSU fans is that the final choice of official visits (he has five to take) and MSU's possible inclusion will reveal the presence of smoke or fire in MSU's involvement.
Gary Harris continued to play well and show why he's a consensus top 25 sort of player. According to InsideTheHall, he not only showed a complete offensive game at the End of the Season Showdown, but he proved himself to be a hardworker on the defensive end as well. Sounds like an Izzo player to me.
Branden Dawson testified to Tom Izzo's dedication by mentioning that he was in the stands for every one of his games this summer. Izzo has said that you can tell who he's recruiting by what games he attends and that nugget indicates that Dawson probably has a scholarship offer all the way into next April if he wants to wait.
We can't forget about already committed players and the Spartan family received good news when Branden Kearney was added to the roster for the USA Olympic Youth Team. He'll be representing his country and future university in Singapore starting next week.
Already noted in the comments but Brian Gregory and Dayton raided the 2011 Michigan class and picked up verbals from both Detroit Southeastern's Percy Gibson and Lansing Eastern's LaDontae Henton. Those are two guys who weren't quite up for MSU offers but are going to be major assets in the A-10. I'm particularly excited to see Henton develop into a major contributor for Dayton.
I've said a lot in the comment threads already but my thoughts on the Valentine offer go like this: First, with his family's extensive involvement with MSU and his father's playing time under Jud Heathcote, MSU has to be the prohibitive favorite to land his services. Proceeding from that assumption, a few ideas -
1. MSU has a new primary recruiting question. For me, it's not longer who is going to back up Keith Appling at PG. Between Kearney, Anderson, and Valentine, the minutes will be there to spell KA until the next true point guard arrives (2013?). For me (and others based on your comments), is how thin does MSU want to run on the post roster? Do you only take one of Matt Costello or Mike Shaw in order to keep room for both Gary Harris and Branden Dawson? If players like a beefed-up Russell Byrd and combo-forward like Kenny Kaminski can help down low, the risk is lower but an early exit by Adreian Payne or an injury could deplete the MSU frontcourt quickly under that scenario. That said, both Harris and Dawson may be too great of talents in their own rights to nitpick about roster balance.
2. I think the suggestion that Izzo "doesn't really want" Valentine or wishes he didn't have to offer him but did so to deny John Beilein at UM is pretty far-fetched. Yes, you don't want to see the best in-state players go to your rivals. Yes, aspects of UM's struggles help MSU recruiting. However, first and foremost, a player Tom Izzo offers has be able to play and play well for Michigan State. You don't attempt to fill your wing roster with Denzel Valentine when athletes like Harris and Dawson are out there unless you 100% believe that he'lll be an asset to your team on this own merits. Besides, if this line of reasoning mentioned above was accurate, MSU would be all over Javonte Hawkins too and there's not indication that's happening. Izzo offered Valentine because he's a top notch player and a legacy.
P.S Teaser - what do you think about discussing high school students' Facebook updates? I think it's kind of weird, but to each his or her own...


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Potato, Shrimp and Cheddar Soup
2 cups Swansons or Campbells chicken broth
½ cup bottled water
2 cups peeled and cubed red potatoes
¼ stick melted butter
¾ cup onion, diced
3 Tbsp. all purpose flour
2 tsp. Frank Davis Seafood Seasoning*
3 cups whole milk
1 lb. peeled shrimp, chopped
1 cup mild Cheddar cheese, shredded
2/3 cup Canadian bacon, small dice
3 Tbsp. Italian parsley, minced
First, take a medium size stockpot (6 quart size will do nicely), combine the chicken broth and water, and bring the mixture to a rolling boil. Then very carefully, so that you don't get splashed and burned, add the potatoes, reduce the heat to medium-low, and cook them until they become tender. When they're done, remove the potatoes to a colander to drain and cool. . .but reserve 1 cup of the poaching liquid.
Next, once again place the stockpot back on the burner and turn the flame up to medium-high. Then, taking your time, stir together the butter and onion until the onion wilts and softens. Then immediately whisk in the flour until all the lumps are gone.
Now, one ingredient at a time, stir in the milk, potatoes, chopped shrimp, reserved liquid, cheese, and Canadian bacon and season the mixture to taste with the seafood seasoning.
All that's left is to gently simmer the soup for 30 minutes, stirring it frequently so that it doesn't stick to the bottom of the pot. When you're ready to eat, serve it piping hot in deep bowls. Garnish each bowl with a sprinkle of parsley.
Chef's Notes:
If you don't have any of my seafood seasoning on hand, salt and pepper will suffice if added to your taste.


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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—Brad Eldred hit a solo homer in
Colorado's three-run eighth inning to help the Rockies tie the
Seattle Mariners 11-11 on Friday night.
The teams combined for 36 hits in the exhibition game that lasted 3 hours, 47 minutes before it was called after nine innings.
The Mariners took an 11-3 lead after 4½ innings, with Chone Figgins' first home run of the spring sparking a four-run first. Figgins had three hits and four RBIs.
The Rockies hit four homers to get back in the game.
Carlos Gonzalez, Brad Hawpe and Ryan Spilborghs homered for Colorado, which still trailed 11-8 entering the eighth inning. Eric Young Jr. drove home a run with a triple, then scored after Dexter Fowler got caught in a run down on a steal attempt. Eldred then hit a two-out shot to right field to tie it.
Rockies manager Jim Tracy said left-hander Jeff Francis, who was scheduled to start Colorado's second game of the regular-season against Milwaukee, will be placed on the 15-day disabled list. Francis, who pitched five scoreless innings Thursday against Chicago after missing all of last season following shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum, was sore and unable to play flat-ground catch Friday.
Left-hander Greg Smith, coming off an injury-marred season of his own, will take Francis' spot in the rotation.
"It's hurting pretty bad," Francis said. "But not like it did before. I don't know if that's good news or bad news. I threw the ball (Thursday) in a way I haven't thrown it in a long time. That was probably pretty taxing on my shoulder. Maybe I wasn't ready for it. Needless to say I'm pretty disappointed."
Francis, the Rockies' ace in 2007 when they made their run to the World Series, has battled shoulder problems since going 17-9 that season.
"I felt like I had really put it together and whatever I'd been searching for all spring I found it (Thursday)," he said. "I was excited to start the season. Like a lot of people say, this is another obstacle I have to jump over and hopefully come out clean on the other side."


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Atlas Air's internal investigation into how its crew landed a Boeing 747 Dreamlifter at the wrong airport last November has uncovered important factors explaining how the freighter, headed to Wichita's McConnell Air Force Base, mistakenly landed at the smaller Jabara Airport, nine miles to the northeast of the air base.
Approach lighting system
An AINSafety story published last year demonstrated that a relatively straightforward GPS approach can be fraught with danger even when pilots precisely follow the instrument approach plate. Our editors began thinking about what readers might regard as their most challenging instrument approaches.
Several suppliers for Gulfstream's new G650 were recently announced, some of which updated their progress building components for the new aircraft.
The FAA is investigating having VASI and PAPI lights begin flashing when the landing runway is occupied. Doing so could prevent "landovers," where an aircraft continues its approach and touches down while another aircraft or vehicle is still on the runway.
An enhanced version of TruVision, called TruVision Global, has been introduced by Frasca International (Booth No. 4420). The Urbana, Ill. company's visual system allows pilots worldwide to view representative terrain and airports. The latest version covers more than 10,000 runways, plus coastlines, rivers, roads and more.
Socata TBM 700, North Dartmouth, Mass., Feb. 2, 2007–Making an IFR missed approach to New Bedford Regional Airport (EWB) in Massachusetts at night, TBM N944CA crashed in Dartmouth, one mile west of the airport, killing all three people on board.
Raytheon Beech King Air 200, Dulles, Va., Oct. 26, 2004–The NTSB said the accident was caused by the pilot's improper in-flight decision to continue an instrument approach and landing. Below-minimums weather conditions were a factor.


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Most arguments or conflicts or problems can be dialed back to a communications issue. Open lines of communication, keeping people informed, and saying that thing that you want to say but don't at the last second, can prevent most problems.
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Life Lesson: Treat the Body Strictly
As Seneca, the Roman Stoic who advised treating the body "somewhat strictly," wrote in a letter: "Avoid whatever is approved by the mob, and things that are the gift of chance. Whenever circumstance brings some welcome thing your way, stop in suspicion and alarm… They are snares… we think these things are ours when in fact it is we who are caught. That track leads to precipices; life on the that giddy level ends in a fall."
From the New York Times, October 12, 2008.
T.E. Lawrence and my social media revolt
"Their ideal was ease in which to busy themselves with others' affairs."
T.E. Lawrence, Seven Pillars of Wisdom (1926)
Seven Pillars of Wisdom can be a chore to read. It's massive, and Lawrence at times muses like Holden Caulfield to the annoyance of the reader.
But there are many gems found throughout that have stayed with me, like this, his thoughts on the military man, the veteran:
"Some of them had obeyed the instinct of lawlessness: some were hungry: others thirsted for glamour, the supposed colour of a military life: but, of them all, those only received satisfaction who had sought to degrade themselves, for to the peace-eye they were below humanity."
Most of my favorites, though, have little to do with military matters, language, or his travels. The one that sticks with me most is the end of the quote I opened with. Lawrence, in pure orientalist fashion, expresses his thoughts on the Syrians:
"All these peoples of Syria were open to us by the master-key of their common Arabic language. Their distinctions were political and religious: morally they differed only in the steady gradation from neurotic sensibility on the sea coast to reserve inland. They were quick-minded; admirers, but not seekers of truth; self-satisfied; not (like the Egyptians) helpless before abstract ideas, but unpractical; and so lazy in mind as to be habitually superficial. Their ideal was ease in which to busy themselves with others' affairs."
"…busy themselves in others' affairs."
It was 2006. I was still fresh out of the Army and I shot out like a rocket ship. I had a full time job and I went to community college full time, trying to catch up with my education while not sacrificing my livelihood. I exercised daily and had a healthy social life. I was busy and happy.
"You should start a Facebook account," my fiancé said.
"Why? I have a MySpace," I replied.
I held out for a year. I just wasn't interested.
Eventually, I relented and created a Facebook account, my modest little garden on the internet. I started connecting with 'friends.' Old friends and new. I was in college and meeting lots of people. It was fun. I have always enjoyed socializing online. AOL chat rooms. Internet forums. Online video games. This was a natural evolution of that.
I'd meet someone and say before leaving "Are you on Facebook?"
I enjoyed it. Pictures and comments and the opportunity to display your best self in a steady parade of best selves.
But something changed. The whole experience is no longer fun. It's exhausting and depressing and it's making me nuts.
More and more I'm finding myself rotating through a digital cycle of Facebook and Twitter, clearing out my 'reds,' those cruelly painted notifications designed to excite my brain and grab my attention. I'll sit down at my computer to do something and find myself some time later staring at three open tabs that each say 'Facebook (1)' and I wonder what the hell it was I meant to do in the first place.
Or I find myself staring at a Twitter avatar, a brilliant, tiny photograph next to a quip, some moral grandstand that dares me to respond. I click 'reply' and tap out a response and stare at it, cursor blinking, asking me, "done?"
I think, and delete it. I almost always delete it. I don't want to get sucked into a whole thing.
Except sometimes I send it and get sucked into a whole thing. Then comes the reply, an electric torpedo from the dark. And I'll send another one back. And then I have to go out and actually do something in life.
I'm at lunch, checking my phone. My wife rolls her eyes. I'm waiting for a reply. Pitifully, my phone allows for 'push notifications,' allowing someone to reach me like a vine growing out of my phone and wrapping around my neck.
My day can be ruined by what someone says on the Internet. And I'm tired of it.
I'm tired of writing little notes and pressing enter, sending it into the 'stream' and watching it get carried away, or rather, pushed away by other peoples' notes. I hate waiting and wanting those other people to look at my note and think it is so great that they'll pass it along to their people, all sending their own little notes.
I'm tired of the ridiculous conspiracy theories from people I respect, and trying to gently make the correction.
Mostly, I'm tired of the unending gazing. The incessant scrolling. The comparing and wondering. The constant tugging from the social media ether-space, beckoning me to check again, to see what's going on.
I can no longer stand to have people I don't know or with whom I share some limited, past experience, suck me into their world and all of their problems. It's too much. I'm sorry, is it wrong to be interested chiefly with one's own affairs?
Don't get me wrong. I love social media. I wholeheartedly believe in it as a tool for fun and personal growth as well as a platform for mobilization. I've made some of my best friends through it and it allows me to maintain and develop relationships in a way not as readily available in the past. I wrote my undergraduate thesis on the role of social media in an Egyptian social movement, using Facebook to reach out to and interview some of its leaders.
No, social media is great. Just not for me. I can't survive in it. It's quicksand. Others, I'm sure, walk along like it's a gorgeous beach, waving and smiling and enjoying the sunset, in Instagram, of course. I take a few steps and sink.
That's my problem.
So, I'm in rebellion. I declare war on social media. I've deleted Facebook and Twitter from my phone and I've resolved to checking them both just once a day. From my computer.
Oh I'll still post. To withdraw completely would be to lose. To win is to control this beast. To use the space and turn their weapons to my own use. To pillage the trains left smoldering on their tracks, as Lawrence did with the Arabs.
Take back your day. It's a revolt.
"All men dream, but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds, wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act on their dreams with open eyes, to make them possible."
Life Lesson: Find your own way
I've wasted a lot of time looking for the 'right answer' on the internet. It's not always necessary to try to find the 'right way' of doing something, or looking to see how others did it before. Sometimes (and often) it is best to go with what you know.
As great as the internet is, it can pull us down rabbit holes of worthless information. The information you're looking for isn't always out there. Sometimes you need to be the trailblazer. But if you do, please post it on the internet somewhere to make it easier for the rest of us.
And if they have a phone number, call them. One phone call and you can be done.
Life Lesson: Arguing with irreconcilables (or, posting in the comments)
This one took me a long time to learn. Everyone's got an opinion, and lots of people like to share it. Reasonable people can be convinced by a good argument to think differently.
Then there's what I call the "irreconcilables." These are the folks who feel so strongly about something that they have decided they cannot be convinced otherwise – regardless of facts, statistics, new evidence, or anything else. I've wasted great amounts of time and energy arguing with irreconcilables only to find myself at the end having wasted my time and feeling exhausted.
Irreconcilables exist all over the place, but you can find them in their greatest numbers in the comments section of blogs. Don't argue with them. It's fruitless. You can post your thought in the comments, but know that attempting to convince an irreconcilable of anything they have declared they disagree with is futile. Better would be to state your thought and move on.
Don't argue with irreconcilables. You'll be much happier for it.
Life Lesson – Don't disappoint the stork
I get pretty sentimental at movies, and occasionally, while watching commercials. I found this one at wimp.com last year in London. It's an advertisement for monster.com in which a stork goes through great trouble to deliver a baby to a family, only to visit him again years later to find him bored at a crappy job.
It's a reminder that in this overly cynical world, it is a small miracle that any of us are here, and we should put our time to good use.
Life Lesson: "The Hardest Victory is Over Self."
Life Lesson – Fear Inertia
"Idle hands are the devil's workshop" or so the saying goes. I've always found that when I'm working and get into a "flow," I accomplish a lot. As soon as I stop to sit down or take a break, getting started again takes a massive effort, and I usually fail. I can accomplish most of what I need to get done in a short period of time if I simply DON'T STOP MOVING.
Thus, one of my life lesson's is to "fear inertia."
in•er•tia. noun.
1. a tendency to do nothing or to remain unchanged: the bureaucratic inertia of government.
2. Physics. A property of matter by which it continues in its existing state of rest or uniform motion in a straight line, unless that state is changed by an external force.
When I start getting tired and gravitate towards the couch, I try to remind myself of how much extra effort it is going to take to get going again. Sometimes this works and I'm able to keep going. Other times I give in and plop down, ending the work.
Developing a healthy fear of inertia can help to overcome the tendency to stop, and result in a more productive person.
Life Lesson – Positive Mental Attitude
This is the first in a series of articles about the life lessons I've learned over the past ten years. Some of these I've learned on my own, others I've been taught. These are things that work for me. Maybe they'll work for you.
Shortly before I got out of the Army, I started to collect a couple of tenets that seemed to make my days go better. Short sentences or phrases that when repeated, would remind me of some truth that can get me past a bad day or tough obstacle. These tenets needed to meet certain criteria. First, they needed to work. Second, they needed to be easy to understand. Third, they needed to be easy to apply. If they met this criteria, I would write them down somewhere. The idea is that these things are so good, they are worth living by. Over the years, I've collected 27 of them.
The first one I learned from a colleague in the Army. Positive Mental Attitude – PMA. It's the best life lesson I have in my arsenal. When applied, I can't go wrong. The idea is simple, be cheerful and positive as often as possible. Little is gained from being negative. As individuals, we are ultimately responsible for our actions and reactions. The only person I control is myself, and I can choose how I react to anything that happens, ultimately creating my own reality. That sounds airy, I know, but it works. If you try to be positive, over time it happens naturally. There will be days where it's near impossible to look on the bright side. But trust me, it can always be worse.
There's a quote that encapsulates this idea better than I can put it down on this blog. It is popularly attributed to the German philosopher Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. And at the risk of landing on On Violence's "quotes behaving badly" series, I'll admit that I don't know who really said this, as this page says that the quote is misattributed to Goethe. Whatever. It's a good quote:
"I have come to the frightening conclusion that I am the decisive element. It is my personal approach that creates the climate. It is my daily mood that makes the weather.
I possess tremendous power to make a life miserable or joyous. I can be a tool of torture, or an instrument of inspiration.
I can humiliate or humor, hurt or heal.
In all situations, it is my response that decides whether a crisis will be escalated or de–escalated, and a person humanized or dehumanized."


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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Northern Indiana prosecutors have charged a man in the 1988 killing of a teenager whose body was found in her family's home.
WSBT-TV reports St. Joseph County prosecutors charged 43-year-old Phillip Geans with one count of murder Friday in Theresa Burns' killing. He was being held without bond at the county jail in South Bend.
Geans was 18 when the 16-year-old Burns was fatally shot in her home in January 1988 after leaving Mishawaka High School. Police say Geans was a friend of one of the teen's friends.
A probable caused affidavit says Geans had spoken with "a number of people" about Burns' murder in the quarter-century since her killing.
Court documents say Geans twice told individuals he should kill them "just like he killed Theresa Burns."


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If I'm being introduced to someone before I know they stutter, I may accidently mistake what they're doing, and prompt what they're trying to say. I did that once when I was young, and I later felt horrible about it. But with years come (some) wisdom. :D I've learned to wait and listen, in conversations. So, Alex handled this well; she gets him.
You have to love these two characters !
Two products of the war machine.
Easily his best since the originals.
These two guys get one another. I think they make a great couple.
She's so good at dechipering what he says, maybe DARPA wants her to join the code breakers …
I love these two!
I love this couple.
It usually takes years of marriage to be able to finish your loved one's thoughts. These two are great together. Should have been a V Day strip.
Is Toggle gaining weight too? Maybe it is just the angle, but it kind of looks like he picked up a little.
"Word Salad"! Brilliant!
I know a few people who have disabilities, and love the fact that they actually can joke about them in a gentle way.
Even my Mother who was suffering from short-term memory loss before she passed thought that it was amusing.
I would tell her that she was very easy to do Christmas Shopping for, because all I had to do was come to her place in the Assisted Living facility, borrow something she already had, take it home and wrap it, and give it back to her, since would not remember owning it in the first place.
She thought that was the funniest thing she had EVER heard!
Toggle is another one who won't let himself sink into despair!
Or they need her to invent new words…
I hate the new go comics page page does anybody here know how I can get incongruity them.
"I wonder how DARPA will react to Alex' "baby bump" (Gad, how I HATE that term!)."
I do too, Susan. Expressed this sentiment in today's "Candorville" comments.
Actually, "word salad" is a clinical term to describe nonsensical, random speech. It is used correctly here, but it is not a term that Troudeau invented.
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Gov. Tom Corbett just completed his second briefing on Thursday's snowstorm, and it sounds like this one is dealing residents and businesses across the state a much lighter punch despite accumulations of up to 16 inches.
As of 4 p.m., Corbett said, the number of power outages reported around the state stood at 1,634, and that was down from an early afternoon peak of 5,851.
It's probably too early to gloat, but for perspective, today's peak is less than 1 percent of the nearly 850,000 outages blamed on last week's ice storm.
Pennsylvania National Guard soldiers that were called up to respond to emergency calls haven't had any missions to date.
Corbett also said checks of major highways around the state showed that most were in better shape than anticipated, something he attributed in part to many motorists' decisions to stay off the roads Thursday morning.
That reduced traffic problems and gave state Department of Transportation and Pennsylvania Turnpike crews free paths to do their work, the governor explained, during a briefing at Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency headquarters.
With a second wave of precipitation from the storm expected to cross Pennsylvania Thursday night, Corbett said his activation of the state's emergency operations center will stand until noon Friday, and he asked residents to continue to be careful and to watch out for each other.
No additional PEMA briefings are planned for today at this point.


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Iowa State's Melvin Ejim can claim all the National Player of the Week honors, but here's how you know he's really made it:
He has outscored Grinnell's Jack Taylor over their last three games.
Ejim, of course, got introduced to the nation Saturday after he scored a Big 12-record 48 points in Iowa State's 84-69 win over TCU. It got a lot of run, deservedly, on ESPN's SportsCenter.
But that was 90 points short of what Taylor scored in a game last season for Grinnell. His 138 points in a game introduced him to the nation and then some.
Well, a look at the last three games of Iowa State and Grinnell -- all wins for those two teams -- reveals this:
Ejim: 92 points. Taylor: 91 points.
Ejim scored 22 points against both Oklahoma and Oklahoma State before his explosion Saturday in Hilton Coliseum.
In his last three games, Taylor notched 22 points at Lake Forest, 40 at Knox, and 29 at home against Beloit.
Ejim was 32-of-54 from the field in that stretch, 6-of-12 from 3-point distance. Taylor was 23-of-53 from the field, 19-of-45 from 3-point.
Ejim played 114 minutes over those three games. Taylor played 59.
Over the season, though, Mel isn't catching Jack. Taylor averages 32.1 points per game. Entering the Cyclones' game at West Virginia Monday night, Ejim was at 19.8.
Iowa State's offense plays quickly. But it's not Grinnell. Both programs are fine with that.


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Marsh Creek State Park
Marsh Creek State Park is in the rolling hills of northcentral Chester County. The 1,727-acre park contains the 535-acre Marsh Creek Lake, which is great for fishing, sailing and is a reststop for migrating waterfowl.
Hiking - Horseback Riding - Picnicking - Swimming - Boating - Sailing - Fishing - Hunting - Sledding - Ice Skating - Iceboating - Ice Fishing
Picnicking: Two picnic areas containing over 150 picnic tables, restrooms and some charcoal grills are available year-round.
Swimming: The ADA accessible "L" shaped swimming pool and sprayground attracts many visitors. The guarded pool is open 11 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. from Memorial Day weekend until Labor Day unless posted otherwise. A snack bar, sunning area and bathhouse are nearby. A pool-side pavilion is also available for rent. The pool concession offers swimming lessons and summer swimming camps.
For more information on the pool, pavilion, and swimming lessons please go to www.marshcreekparkpool.com or call 610-458-8535.
Boating: electric motors permitted
A boat rental concession at the East Launch offers rowboats, canoes, kayaks, surfboards and sailboats throughout the summer and weather permitting, on weekends during the spring and autumn. 610-458-5040 www.marshcreeklake.com
Motorboats must display a current boat registration. Non-powered boats must display one of the following: boat registration; launching permit or mooring permit from Pennsylvania State Parks, available at most state park offices; launching permit from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission.
Complete information on boating rules and regulations in Pennsylvania is available from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission Web site.
Fishing: The 535-acre Marsh Creek Lake is good to excellent fishing for warm-water species. Anglers have landed 40-inch long tiger muskies (hybrid cross between northern pike and native muskellunge). Other species include largemouth bass, channel catfish, black crappie, walleye and a variety of panfish. The lake is designated a big bass lake and specific regulations apply.
Complete information on fishing rules and regulations in Pennsylvania is available from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission Web site.
Hunting and Firearms: About 900 acres are open to hunting, trapping and the training of dogs during established seasons. Common game species are rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, waterfowl and deer.
Hunting woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, is prohibited. Dog training is only permitted from the day following Labor Day through March 31 in designated hunting areas. The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and the Pennsylvania Game Commission rules and regulations apply. Contact the park office for ADA accessible hunting information.
Use extreme caution with firearms at all times. Other visitors use the park during hunting seasons. Firearms and archery equipment used for hunting may be uncased and ready for use only in authorized hunting areas during hunting seasons. In areas not open to hunting or during non-hunting seasons, firearms and archery equipment shall be kept in the owner's car, trailer or leased campsite. Exceptions include: law enforcement officers and individuals with a valid Pennsylvania License to Carry Firearms are authorized to carry a firearm concealed on their person while they are within a state park.
Complete information on hunting rules and regulations in Pennsylvania is available from the Pennsylvania Game Commission Web site.
Hiking: The trails explore a variety of habitats including forest, field and wetlands. Use extreme caution when hiking in hunting areas during hunting seasons.
Horseback Riding: The bridle trails are in the western side of the park and have loops of various distances. Use extreme caution when riding in hunting areas during hunting seasons.
With an emphasis on families and fun, Hope Springs Farm offers horseback riding lessons, boarding and trail riding. www.hopespringshorsefarm.com/index.html
Winter Activities
Explore the Winter Report for the current snow and ice depths.
Sledding: About seven acres of slopes are by the picnic area in the East Launch.
Ice thickness is not monitored. For your safety, be sure the ice is at least four inches thick and carry safety equipment.
Ice Fishing: Ice fishing is permitted on the 535-acre Marsh Creek Lake. The lake is designated a big bass lake and specific regulations apply.
Ice Skating: Ice skating is permitted on the natural ice.
Iceboating: Iceboating is permitted on the natural ice. Iceboats must display a state park mooring or launching permit.
Access for People with Disabilities
If you need an accommodation to participate in park activities due to a disability, please contact the park you plan to visit.
In an Emergency
Contact a park employee or dial 911.
Nearest Hospitals
Marsh Creek is a popular place for birding, especially during the spring and fall waterfowl migration.
Marsh Creek State Park was developed to help manage the water resources in the Brandywine Creek Watershed, which drains 330 square miles, most of which are in Chester County.
Frequent flooding, water shortages and lack of recreational opportunities for nearby population centers were problems in the watershed.
The sponsoring agencies all shared the construction costs of the dam and lake. They were: U.S. Soil Conservation Service, Chester County Water Resources Authority, Chester County Commissioners, Chester County Conservation District, the General State Authority and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources (now the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources).
The Chester County Water Resources Authority and Chester County Commissioners paid for utility and road relocations.
The Chester County Water Resources Authority also acquired the land rights for the project. The Department of Environmental Resources acquired the land around the lake for recreation from the Water Resources Authority for approximately $1.1 million. Project 70 bond funds were used to acquire the land at this site.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania constructed and operates the recreational facilities.
Keep in Touch
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Like to spend time in the outdoors, meet friendly people and help make Pennsylvania State Parks great? Volunteering at a park might be for you.
Becoming a Conservation Volunteer is easy.
Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation
Believing that each generation is responsible for leaving behind a better legacy of good conservation, the Pennsylvania Parks & Forests Foundation (PPFF) was created in 1999 to give supporters and users of Pennsylvania's parks and forests a positive way to contribute to the conservation of our publicly-owned properties. The Pennsylvania Parks & Forests Foundation welcomes the support of individuals and businesses who share a commitment to conserving, protecting, and enhancing the natural, scenic, and recreational areas of this commonwealth. www.paparksandforests.org
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Education Programs
We love when young people ask us how to get involved!
DiscoverE has programs for young people ages 4 to 17, provided by Pennsylvania State Park educators. By combining recreation and education, we hope to motivate children to learn more and return often, leading to a lifetime of outdoor enjoyment and conservation leadership.
In Watershed Education, teachers and students assess water quality of a local stream on a quarterly basis and develop strategies to solve local water quality problems.
ECO Camp - Exploring Careers Outdoors - is a week-long residential camp for a cross-section of high school youth from across Pennsylvania, sponsored by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR). Participate in action-packed, hands on activities and recreational adventures in Pennsylvania's state parks and forests that expose youth to conservation, recreation and careers in natural resources. Learn how people make a living working in the outdoors.
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Painting with the Players
11/13/2013 (Updated 10:54:57 PM)What do you get when you mix kids with some paint and a few hockey players?
It was the eighth annual paint with the players Magic Paintbrush event. Special needs children had the chance to play on the ice, and paint with the B-Sens.
The players say they look forward to spending time with the children each year.
"I think it's just important to give back. Whether they come to our game or not, these kid's need someone to look up to," said Wacey Hamilton.
The special needs students came from Johnson City, Binghamton and Vestal school districts. They each were paired up with their own player to spend the day with. Their final painting will be hung in the arena cafeteria.
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Jabari Parker
On his father: "I'm just glad I have a father in my life because a lot of people don't have that. More importantly, his example of what he's shown me is what helps me. He played in the NBA, and I can't say anything to him because I'm trying to get to where he's been. … It gives me a little humility when it comes to what he's talking about."
On his father's kidney problems and dialysis: "It's been tough. It just made me a little bit more grateful for him. When I was younger, I didn't really understand that, him supporting me and coming to a lot of the games. Now I don't get to see him coming to the games."
On wanting to be involved in the community: "I wouldn't have gotten here by myself. There are a lot of people who put a hand into my development, so why not do that for another person that's coming up? Be someone that serves others."
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On his biggest fears: "My biggest fear is injuries. … (and) not trying my hardest. If I don't try my hardest to be a great person or be a great teammate or be a great guy to be around, I get kind of mad at myself."
On his mother: "My mom has two sides to her. She has a side where she can be real strict and real uptight and then she has a side when she's almost the coolest. She's just been there for me and all my other siblings."
On the women in his life: "My sisters and my mother taught me how to treat women, and they taught me how to act as a gentleman. If I tried to get out of hand with any one of them, it would have been scary. I think that's why I try to act like a gentleman. I'm scared of them."
On disliking praise: "Not only attention bothers me, but I think praise. It goes both ways where they think athletes are almost untouchable. And they can have a down period in life when they're real criticized. That comes with the territory. I like that more than the acknowledgment they gave to me. It's vain for them to say I got here by myself. I got here because of everybody that's dealt with me."
On signing autographs: "I love doing it for the kids because I was that little kid asking inner-city guys that played basketball. I asked for autographs, sneakers, posters. It would be selfish for me not to do it for the kid. That can affect them, me being a role model to them. That can help them in their future. They can look up to me, and I can be something that helps them in their lives."
On the player he was most excited to meet as a kid: "I was real happy to get a picture with Kobe in fifth or sixth grade. I was the happiest kid. That was when Kobe was at the top of his game, so for him to take a picture with me, this kid he didn't know. And he smiled, most importantly. I didn't smile in the photo."
Lola Parker, Jabari's mother
On trying to get a photo of LeBron James and Jabari when he was a child: "I walked up and said LeBron, 'Take a picture with my son.' Like I knew him. … I'm yapping, and the two body guards are looking at me like, 'Oh no. This is a crazy mama. We have to let her take a picture with him.' … Jabari after a couple of days said, 'Mom, thank you so much for that.' I think that's where (the instinct to help Jabari succeed) comes from. Nobody is going to say no to me."
On how she and her husband motivated Jabari when he was a child: "(Sonny) would always say, 'There's somebody working harder than you, Jabari. There's somebody that wants your spot.' And poor Jabari had to listen to that all through growing up. You have to work hard. Kids have to understand that talent is not good enough. We try to instill character is everything for us. You want to be remembered as this great person and not this great basketball player."
On how Jabari has handled his father's health problems: "We would tell him, 'Don't make that your (college) decision, that you have to stay close to home. Dad can do dialysis wherever you go to school.' I would encourage him to not think about those things. Our life is built on faith. We just keep moving."
Sonny Parker, Jabari's father
On Jabari's basketball development: "We kind of prepared him and groomed him (to be a point guard). In grammar school, he jumped center, and then he played the point guard. It kind of confused the other teams. He created those types of matchup problems, and he's done that through the years at Simeon because of his skill development. It started at an early age because we wanted him to be more of a complete basketball player and not just playing one position."
On Jabari's busy schedule and ensuring he gets sleep: "Certain days it's much harder than other days, especially if he has a game. … We make sure he gets his rest, eats the right foods. We pretty much monitor everything because of that."
Simeon coach Robert Smith
On Jabari handling pressure: "I think Jabari felt it a little bit this year. When he was injured and wasn't playing the way he wanted to be playing, he felt it a little bit. When the (college) decision was over, he started smiling."
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A NEW £12 million food factory which is expected to create 100 jobs in Norton is on track to open in April.
The Cranswick Gourmet Pastry Company is a new company created through a collaboration between Hull-based butchers Cranswick and Norton firm Yorkshire Baker.
The new factory, being built at the Norton Grove Industrial Estate, will produce pies and savouries for the Yorkshire Baker brand, as well as own-label produce for Marks & Spencer.
Jim Brisby, Cranswick sales and marketing director, said: "The factory will continue to use very traditional methods and we will not change anything in the process of the products. However, we will continue to expand our customer base and launch new products.
"We have plenty of very exciting opportunities for people who perhaps have existing expertise in bakery and meat production or are looking to learn new skills through our training."
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User talk:Kenji-girl/Evolutions and Pre-evolutions
The Aipom prevo would be a cool idea. TTEchidnaGSDS! 00:05, 11 January 2008 (UTC)
so, this thing evolves into a Male? also, i really like the ability idea, but "Slick Ice" is generally a bad thing, especially for speed, hows about "Ice Skater" or somthing to that effect? MAGNEDETH 06:09, 11 January 2008 (UTC)
- Uh no. It's a female. And you're right. Ice Skater does sound better. I'll list it and credit you. Thanx! --ケンジ ガール 06:29, 11 January 2008 (UTC)
My Ideas
Go here for more information!-Billy4b2004 07:52, 12 January 2008 (UTC)
Isn't it good to have a normal eeveelutions?Its name would be origeon(taken form original, for keeping its original type, normal).Its abilities could be Adaptability and Normalize.-Billy4b2004 12:08, 17 January 2008 (UTC)
- .......Umm......You want a Normal Eeveelution? GET AN EEVEE!! Oh, and Fortuna could be the Yinyang Pokémon. And the info for the prevo for Buizel could be:
" This Pokémon likes to swim around with BUIZEL and FLOATZEL. It uses the flipper growths on its arms to rapidly swim up to the surface of water." Hope I helped! Tell me if any more evos/prevos need a description. Oh, and give me credit like * |\/| | Z Z | |\| G Y 3 Z 00:25, 3 February 2009 (UTC)
About the poison needle thing for the poison Eeveelution: Isn't that a trait of Jolteon already? Eevee-Girl 08:57, 9 August 2011 (UTC)
Evolution for Zangoose
A evelution for zangoose would be nice, I would have called it Zanuick (Yes, kill me if you must) combining zan, the first slyiblle of zangoos with last four letters of quick. It's ability would be speed demon, which it will make it go first, even against a working quick claw or a first strike Piority move (however, if both pokemon have the ability speed demon, you will look at the speed stat). It will remain plain normal. Zanuick's specail move is called Quick Slash, a pysical attack where the strengh comes from the speed stat, not the attack. The reason I wanted this evelution is that I think it will be interesting to have a pokemon based off of speed and I thought zangoose was the best canidate.--Quick Man 13:13, 17 January 2008 (UTC)
It is too strong and this kind of Pokémon is too difficult to exist!-Billy4b2004 04:10, 19 January 2008 (UTC)
Also ever heard of Ninjask ? ShinyPiKa 01:33, 20 August 2008 (UTC)
Hehe i like the jynx idea and the eevee ways of evolving with a ribbon thing... But I think the Snorlax evolution would be way too fat but i guess thats the point They're all very nice
I love these guys I hope you will do moreRandom Chaos 04:05, 4 January 2009 (UTC)☆
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Actually, it would havw a 4X weakness to bugs. --Anangryzapdos 14:50, 4 March 2009 (UTC)
- If you're talking about Mr. Mime's evo, its ability negates all weaknesses, not its typing The Dark Fiddler - 10% Satisfaction Guaranteed! 14:58, 4 March 2009 (UTC)
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Banana incense is an awsome name ;-D User: Vespitomb 18:47, 11 May 2009 (UTC)
Hello Bibarel should evolve into a Pokémon with wings. To be HM slave lord. I'm also trying to start flying Bibarel as an Internet meme can you please help I don't have a clue on how to do it Random Chaos Was here☃ 17:35, 13 May 2009 (UTC)
I have an Idea for a flying Donphan Evo. But I have no name. Random Chaos Was here☃ 14:59, 12 June 2009 (UTC)
I think they shouls make a baby Onix because onix is just too big to fit in an egg
I love the Smoochum evo! Jynx's design is simply too bulky to work with Smoochum, but this presumably slender, beauty-based evolution sounds like it would work much better. Its special move enhancing Blizzard's accuracy is a genius strategy. I can imagine it learns gender-oriented moves like Attract or Captivate, along with a few power moves like Ice Beam. But I am curious, just what does it look like, aside from an Ice Skater? --Element03 04:54, 28 November 2010 (UTC)


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Pointers are used a lot in C and C++, particular in functions that have "call by reference" parameters,. Pointers don't necessarily have to do with memory management, as such, but can be used to provide access to a chunk of data rather than having to deal with the individual items of data. For example, a function can be passed the address of a block of memory, rather than the memory block itself.
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---- — Joseph L. Armstrong, 64, Burlington passed away at 4:55 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 15, 2013, at St. Joseph Hospital, Kokomo.
He was born on Dec. 21, 1948, in Peru, to Earl W. and Geraldine L. (Snodgrass) Armstrong. On Aug. 16, 1975, Joseph married Betty J. Morrison, and she survives.
Joseph was a 1967 Carroll High School graduate and attended Ball State University. He was the president and owner of Armstrong Drilling, was a licensed and certified well driller and pump installer and ground water tech. Joseph was a member of Burlington United Methodist Church and attended Faith Church of Christ. He was a longtime member and past president of Indiana Groundwater Association, served on the town board of Burlington and Carroll County Area Planning Commission.
Survivors include wife Betty J. Armstrong; children Michael Walker of Louisville, Ky., Valerie (Michael) Stout of Kokomo, Amanda (Jason) Blunt of Burlington, Joseph C. (Winnie) Armstrong of Burlington; brothers and sisters, Charlene (Dick) Coy of Fishers, Rev. John (Sharon) Armstrong of Peru, Rev. Chuck (Colette) Armstrong of Kokomo, Rebecca (Craig) Henry of West Liberty; mother in-law Pearl Morrison of Burlington; eight grandchildren Ashley Stout, Alexa Stout, Carson Stout, Devier Meriwther, Avery Armstrong, Reagan Armstrong, Felicity Blunt, Samuel Blunt; great-grandchildren Casen Stout and Madden Stout; and many nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by parents Earl and Geraldine Armstrong, and brother Michael Wayne Armstrong.
Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday at Faith Church of Christ, 1701 Michigan St., Burlington, with the Rev. Chuck Armstrong, the Rev. John Armstrong and Steve Cole officiating. Burial will follow in Burlington Cemetery. Friends may call upon the family from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Faith Church of Christ.
Memorial contributions may be made to American Diabetes Association or Indiana Groundwater Association Scholarship. Online condolences may be left at www.stoutandson.com.
Arrangements have been entrusted with Stout and Son Funeral Home Neptune Chapel.


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Jesse Phillips has coached high school football for only three seasons, and this was his first year as an assistant at Foothill.
So when Mustangs head coach Scott Swartz resigned last weekend after four games to take a job in business in Utah, Phillips knew he needed to step up, despite his inexperience.
He and Chris Johnson, another Foothill assistant, were named interim co-head coaches Thursday for an 0-4 Mustangs team still reeling from their leader's sudden departure.
"We've just got to keep moving forward," said Phillips, a special-education teacher's aide at the Foothill Farms school. "Because I know this area and what the kids go through in their lives the people coming in and out of their lives I knew I needed to continue to try to provide the proper direction. Since the summer, I watched many of them grow into young men."
Swartz, in his first season at Foothill, brought an impressive résumé and installed a sophisticated pro-set offense popular with the players.
Swartz, 37, had been an assistant coach at San Jose State, Oregon State and Northern Arizona. He also had prepared film and scouting reports for then-49ers coach Dennis Erickson in 2004.
Swartz was named the Stockton Record's 2008 Football Coach of the Year after guiding McNair to the playoffs for the first time but left when his teaching job was eliminated during a round of layoffs. Swartz, who has two daughters, was unable to land a physical education teaching job in the region.
"It's not like we were 0-4 and I ran off," said Swartz, who was an off-campus coach at Foothill, which has undergone budget cutbacks of its own. "I have to do this for my family."
Johnson and Phillips understand.
"He's really a good guy," said Johnson, who is in his first year of coaching high school football and works for Verizon. "I saw his true passion for the game, and I learned a lot from him. But in the end, he needed to make money for his family."
Junior tight end-defensive end David Entwistle knew something was up when Swartz didn't show up for two practices and the Mustangs' game against Rio Linda on Sept. 14.
Still, Entwistle and the Mustangs were stunned when it was announced Monday that Swartz wasn't coming back.
"It's not what any of us wanted, but it happened, and now we have to move forward," Entwistle said. "I like coach Swartz, and I'm glad (the administration) didn't bring in a new coach from the outside. We have chemistry with these coaches.
"But if all the coaches quit, we'd still have a team," Entwistle continued. "We have a core group that's here for the long haul."
Foothill athletic director Bill Lum thinks the team is in good hands with Phillips and Johnson after seeing how they handled their leadership-under-fire roles against Rio Linda.
"The good part of this, from what I've seen, is the kids are responding to them and respect them," Lum said.
Foothill, which has a bye this weekend, plays at home next Friday against Natomas, which also was winless entering Friday's home game against Ponderosa.
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News: Chris Brown Is Done W/ Rihanna Questions, Prematurely Ends Live Interview
Friday, Dec 11, 2009 10:30AM
R&B singer Chris Brown has displayed his disinterest in addressing Rihanna questions after surprising radio listeners yesterday (December 10) by hanging up on a talk show host during his live interview.
The incident took place with Washington KUBE radio hosts Eddie and Karen.
Chris Brown was instantly yanked off a live radio interview early this morning when the DJ decided to stray from the promotional questions for a more salacious topic -- Rihanna. Chris spent several minutes promoting his new album on the "Wake Up Show" on Seattle's KUBE 93, when the topic turned to Rihanna. Brown deflected the first question saying, "I'm really done talking about the whole situation ... I'm just moving forward." But the DJ wasn't done yet -- and blurted out, "F**k that, did Rihanna throw you under the bus or what?" Before Brown could even respond, his handler tells the DJ, "alright guys" -- and hangs up on the station. (TMZ)
He recently shied away from speaking on his ex-lover when addressing the "Famous Girl" track allegedly based on her.
So who, exactly, is this famous girl Brown is referring to? Is it Rihanna? Brown declined to specify. "'Famous Girl' is what it is," he explained in an interview. "I mean, it really doesn't need any explanation. I think what 'Famous Girl' does is just explain how I felt and how I feel about certain situations. So if you want to know what it is, listen to it." (MTV)
Reviews of his new album, Graffiti, compared his project to Rihanna's Rated R.
If by some accident of fate, or maybe record-company cynicism, the new Chris Brown album has arrived at the same moment as his ex's. The results tempt a reviewer to talk in terms of moral victories, but the real triumph here is artistic. Chris Brown has made a bland, occasionally obnoxious, pro forma R&B album. Rihanna has transformed her sound and made one of the best pop records of the year. (Rolling Stone)
Brown has also displayed his remorse in multiple interviews.
When asked, "Do you think the punishment fits the crime?", Brown paused, and then spoke more of the public humiliation he has been suffering than he did of the actual court-ordered punishment. Brown made it clear that he was not his step-father and sent out a clear message to people who might be in relationships that involve domestic violence. "The choices and decisions you make will change your future," was part of his message. (Examiner)
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