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blog BY Sean_MDTU ON April 14 - 0 COMMENTSJones Falls Stream Walk
blog BY Sean_MDTU ON April 14 - 0 COMMENTS2014 Mid-Atlantic Council Conservation Banquet
MDTU members, Hope to see you at the banquet next Saturday night--and bidding for auction items online! Visit this secure web site , to register and purchase your banquet tickets. (Or register to bid in the online auction, even if you can't attend the event in person.) BANQUET DETAILS - Open [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY Sean_MDTU ON March 6 - 0 COMMENTSJones Falls Stream Walk 3/15
On March 15, 2014 The Maryland Chapter of Trout Unlimited (MDTU) will conduct a stream walk of the upper Jones Falls and its tributaries. While enjoying the last weekend of winter and anticipating the arrival of spring, MDTU volunteers will walk an assigned section of the watershed. During a 1 to 2 [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY Sean_MDTU ON March 3 - 0 COMMENTSMDTU's March Meeting
The March general meeting will feature a presentation by James Harris and Doug Hutzell. James is the owner of the Beaver Creek Fly Shop, which is located on famed Beaver Creek in nearby Hagerstown, Maryland. James is also a production fly tier who guides on Beaver Creek and other nearby waters. His [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY John Ross ON February 27 - 0 COMMENTS100 Best: Big Gunpowder Falls River
Location: Northeastern Maryland Type of stream: Tailwater Angling methods Fly, Spin, Bait Species: Brown Access Easy Season: Year-round Supporting Services: Tackle shops, accommodations Short take: Fly fishing legend Lefty Kreh's home waters Handicapped access: Yes Closest TU Chapter: Maryland [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY Sean_MDTU ON January 27 - 0 COMMENTSFloat the Yellowstone this Saturday Night!
Hi all, The Yellowstone film screening is this coming Saturday, so it's time for a final push to get the word out. I've copied below (& attached) the key info. Please consider circulating anywhere & everywhere you can, and extending personal invitations to friends, families, and coworkers [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY Sean_MDTU ON January 22 - 0 COMMENTSMDTU February Meeting featuring William Heresniak of Eastern Trophy Fly Fishing
Our February 19th Speaker: William Heresniak of Eastern Trophy Fly Fishing William Heresniak, who has 30 years of fishing experience, has been guiding professionally since 2003. He operates Eastern Trophies Fly Fishing in Alexandria, Virginia. Among other rivers and streams, he guides on [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY dhaynes ON January 21 - 0 COMMENTSMDTU Fly Fishing Class at CCBC
Fly Fishing with MDTU at CCBC. In March, 2014, Maryland Trout Unlimited will be offering a 4 session Introduction to Fly Fishing at the Hunt Valley Campus of Baltimore County Community College. The course will cover gear, fly casting, streamside entomology and fly selection, reading the water [ READ MORE... ]
blog BY Sean_MDTU ON January 16 - 0 COMMENTSWELCOME TROUT
Last Friday MDTU volunteers delivered fertilized Kamloops trout eggs straight from the DNR hatchery in Hagerstown to 14 schools located throughout Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Harford County. Led by Tom Gamper, the MDTU volunteer delivery team (part of the statewide "Kamloops Express" [ READ MORE... ]


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Story:My wife and I both work at the Sheraton New York Hotel and Towers on 7th Ave and 53rd St in midtown Manhattan. She works an early shift; I work later. On Sept. 11 I was at home, our son, Josh, 9 yrs old then, was home from school sick. She called at about 8:55 to check on him. Before she hung up she said, "oh, turn on the TV, a plane hit the World Trade Center." I hung up and turned on the TV. I was stunned to see the amount of devastation. I thought it was a cessna. Then Wanda called back. Now her voice was filled with fear and urgency. "Billy just called!" she shouted. "He said we are under terrorist attack! He said to go home! He said, 'do you know who this is? This is Billy Burke!'" Billy was my older brother, a Capt. in the FDNY. His house was on E. 40th St. She had no idea where he called from; she said it sounded like he was in the street. She said she could hear the fear and urgency in his voice; "he yelled at me - do you know who this is? Go home! Get out of the building!" It seemed unbelievable. A minute later I watched on TV as the second plane hit the south tower.
Memory:My wife and I arranged for her to leave the hotel and head home to the Bronx, a distance of ten miles - by foot. I would get on a bike and meet her. All other means of transportation were out. Neither of us had a cell phone and we played phone tag by calling home where her older son, 19 also was. I rode through the south bronx, where my parents grew up - past St Jeromes church where they were married (they are both deceased) and through the very streets where my father earned legendary status in the FDNY in the late '60's and early '70's. He was Deputy Chief and division commandor of the 6th division - the south bronx. In those days they fought a hundred fires a week. Their efforts were documented worldwide and he and his men were considered the best of the best. Billy's admiration for our father and his men was boundless. From the road I could see the great white cloud where the Trade Center once stood - but I had no idea what it meant. My most vivid memory is finally meeting Wanda - there was a river of people fleeing Manhattan and I saw her first, she had her back to me. And it was instant relief and comfort. She turned around and smiled then saw the look on my face. "What's the matter?" "Billy's down there," I said.
Affects:It has ushered in a new era in American history. The post-vietman era is over. On that morning we all changed, changed utterly. What we were is not who we are. We have a vurnerability we did not realize; as a consequence we have discovered resources we either did not know we had or had forgotten and have found heights of character we were unaware we were capable of.
I have never been prouder to be a New Yorker or an American then I was in the days and weeks following Sept. 11. We were challenged and we responded. And the first to do this, to give the last full measure of their devotion was the firefighter of the the FDNY. Billy was a devotee of Civil War history. At his eulogy, Oct. 25, 2001 at St. Patrick's Cathedral, I quoted Gen. John Buford of the Union forces weeks after Gettysburg: "The zeal, bravery and good behavior of the officers and men on the night of June 30 and during July 1 was commendable to the extreme. A heavy task was before us; we were equal to it and we shall remember with pride that at Gettysburg we did our country much service." -- "The zeal, bravery and good behavior of the officers and men of Sept. 11 was commendable to the extreme. A heavy task was before them; they were equal to it and we shall remember with pride that at New York City they did their country much sevice."
A grave task was before all us and it remains so. We were equal to it and will continue to prove so. I believe the day will come for all of us when we shall remember with pride that we did our country and neighbors - much service.


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Congrats to Brian on the birth of his daughter, Mattison Ryan. At least that's what I assume they named her. Crazy Eagles. If she has her mother's genes she'll be kicking my ass in cornhole in 12-14 years. For her sake I hope she at least looks like mom. Congrats!


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If you are reading this story, you've probably reached for your smartphone at least once. If you didn't, then you have successfully tuned out distractions as it's highly unlikely you are in the 10% of people who don't own a cell phone. According to a Pew Research Center Study completed in June 2012, almost 90% of adults in the U.S own a cell phone.
So what are mobile experts saying about the industry?
It's simple: Mobile will get bigger, more complex and advanced in 2013.
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Mobile enthusiasts gathered to hear from VCs and mobile industry leaders on the trends and predictions for 2013 at Mobile Monday's Silicon Valley chapter monthly meeting in San Francisco.
Predictions ranged from seeing mobile entrepreneurs focusing on hardware and the blurring of the line between companies that are "mobile" and "not-mobile" in 2013. Privacy, social commerce and gaming are also expected to see change and high growth this year.
Some interesting mobile trends in 2012 that will impact 2013:
A popular Silicon Valley trend: large companies purchasing small companies for its engineering teams rather than its products. Yahoo!'s purchase of Stamped and OnTheAir is one such example. Another possible and rumored acquisition in 2013 was ignited by Facebook's interest in WhatsApp, a cross-platform mobile messaging app which allows you to exchange messages without having to pay for SMS.
HTML5 vs. Native iOS
HTML5 lets developers build rich web-based apps that run on any device via a standard web browser and between Native Apps for the iOS platform. Mozilla has embraced the HTML5 platform, opening the possibilities. "Business Insider" ran a robust discussion of the HTMLV vs. Native iOS debate.
It is now easier to raise funds than ever with crowdfunding. Investors will find more competition in this democratized platform for raising money. Sites such as Kickstarter are crowded with very sophisticated fundraisers that compete with professional videos and photography and a social media strategy in place.
Vertical Sectors
There is tremendous competition in mobile apps and will continue. Vertical sectors have seen a lot of activity such as Cherry Carwashes and Uber in transportation, Task Rabbit in household tasks with and AirBnB in lodging and accommodations.
2013 Predictions
What's in store for 2013?
- Internet hardware will be key
- Entrepreneurs may see less taxes
- A killer app or trend will emerge
- Privacy regulations will tighten
- Social commerce will grow
- Sales for Firefox phones will reach 1 million units sold
- The distinction between mobile and not mobile companies will disappear
- Facebook will figure out mobile
Mobile Monday meets every month worldwide and has been since 2000.
See the recap of the entire event here.
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An ASCC organization's functions are to provide maintenance to units in and passing through the COMMZ, to provide backup DSM and GSM support to one or more corps, and to repair and return equipment and materiel to the supply system. ASCC organization principles for maintenance support are¾
· Conserve resources within the scope of mission accomplishment.
· Reduce the maintenance burden on forward elements.
· Concentrate on rapidly returning equipment to the supply system.
· Allocate critical maintenance skills to support requirements that contribute the most to operational availability.
· Provide for channels to obtain support as needed from allied maintenance organizations.
The ASG is assigned on the basis of one or more per TAACOM, depending on the geographic area and number of subordinate units. ASGs provide DSM, GSM, GS supply, and services to tenant units and units passing through their assigned areas. The ASG provides¾
· DSM to supported units on an area basis.
· GSM to the theater supply system.
· GS supply to the corps' units and units passing through or stationed in its geographic area of responsibility and assists in receiving, equipping, and preparing US units arriving in the theater.
The ASG also maintains and issues ASCC war reserves and sustaining stocks. It is within these ASGs that the GSM units are found. (Within an ASG, there may be both DSM and GSM units. These units may be in separate battalions or in the same battalion, depending on the size of the force being supported.) DSM units perform the same functions as DSM units in the corps area. GSM units perform the following missions in support of the theater:
· Repair components for the theater supply system.
· Limited repair of selected end items.
· Backup or reinforcing maintenance support to DS units.
· Provide augmentation teams as required to weight the maintenance battle.
GS-level maintenance supports the theater supply system through repairing components, assemblies, reparable exchange (RX) items, and operational readiness float (ORF) items. Maintenance also includes overhauling end items and maintaining theater reserve stocks. This level of maintenance incorporates TOE, TDA, contractor, Depot System Command, or FNS activities in support of theater supply. GSM facilities are normally at EAC and operate in semifixed or fixed facilities.
GSM companies are structured to allow the theater to tailor them appropriately to support mission requirements. Each company has a base structure that can be augmented with a variety of composite platoons that have separate standard requirement codes (SRCs). This structure allows the company to be tailored to meet mission requirements and enhance deployment requirements to support force-projection operations and other operations. The base company may be augmented by any one of the following modular platoons:
· Track vehicle repair · Quartermaster/chemical equipment repair
· Wheeled vehicle repair · Signals communications equipment repair
· Radar/digital equipment repair · Construction equipment repair
· Armament equipment · COMSEC/intel elect warfare repair
· Power-generation repair · Theater COMSEC record/inventory control
The TAMMC assigns the GS workload through the TAACOM MMC based on the theater's materiel needs. Typically, the TAMMC is the only agency that has theaterwide visibility of supply assets and requirements. It will apportion the GSM workload among the TAACOMs. The TAMMC will normally apportion the GSM workload in one of the following ways:
· GSM workload requirement is given to the TAACOM MMC. In this case, the TAACOM MMC will decide which GS assets within the TAACOM will be tasked.
· GSM workload requirement is given directly to the ASG/GSM unit. An information copy of the tasking document is required if transmitted to the TAACOM MMC.
For either method, the TAACOM MMC monitors the ASG/GSM unit's performance.
At EAC, the ordnance GS missile system support company provides GSM support for air defense and land combat weapon systems (except Patriot and Hawk air defense missile systems) for the entire theater. DS/GS augmentation teams may augment the company to support missile systems that are not habitually found in the theater. The company also operates the missile general supply support base which is a source of missile parts for the theater. At EAC and the corps area, the Patriot DSM company pro-vides DS conventional maintenance support and class IX repair parts supply service to one Patriot air defense artillery battalion. This company is augmented by a DS/GS augmentation team.
Army aviation maintenance operations and organizations are integral to EAC, corps, and division aviation sustainment. The EAC aviation maintenance battalion's purpose is to provide aviation intermediate maintenance (AVIM) and backup aviation unit maintenance (AVUM) support to EAC-assigned aircraft; aviation repair parts supply support to EAC aviation units (including armament and avionics); and selected repair parts RX support for corps AVIM units. The EAC AVIM battalion also
provides backup AVUM to corps and division aviation units in the theater. Normally, two EAC aviation maintenance companies are assigned to an AVIM battalion. Depending on METT-T, the number and employment of AVIM companies will be tailored to best accomplish the mission. The AVIM battalion is organic to the TAACOM ASG.
Army aviation is extremely dependent on contractor maintenance. Civilian contractors exclusively maintain certain technical subsystems (i.e., Apache Longbow millimeter wave radar, Kiowa Warrior mast-mounted sight, etc.). To provide responsive support to a theater or contingency operation, AMC will supplement existing TAACOM AVIM capabilities with additional maintenance and supply support. AMC's ATCOM will often establish specialized repair activities, augment aviation logistic assistance representatives, and contract additional civilian support as part of the aviation maintenance structure. This same tailorable support package is also employed during other operation contingencies.
The basic theater test, measurement, and diagnostic equipment (TMDE) maintenance support structure is designed to provide one-stop TMDE calibration and repair support (C&RS) to combat divisions, corps, and EAC DS and GS units; AVIM units; and field depots. The TMDE battalion directs and coordinates TMDE C&RS for the TAACOM. It also provides a battalion headquarters and head-quarters detachment to command and control TMDE maintenance operations.
A battalion is assigned when three or more companies operate in a theater of operations. Each TAACOM and corps is assigned one company. Each maintenance company has an operations section that plans, programs, supervises, and coordinates the technical operations of the company's TMDE C&RS mission. The operations section consists of five support elements:
a. An AN/GSM286 support team that provides theater-level C&RS for approximately 2,700 items of TMDE.
b. An AN/GSM287 support team that provides twice as many (5,400) items of TMDE as the AN/GSM286 support team because of the increased accuracy in low-frequency and microwave capabil-ities of the AN/GSM287 test set.
c. An Army calibration laboratory team that maintains and operates the secondary reference meas-urement standards to provide C&RS on all standards listed in Technical Bulletin 43-180 as requiring secondary reference level support (S-level).
d. AN/GSM-286 and AN/GSM-287 TMDE support augmentation teams that provide additional TMDE maintenance support specialists (military occupational specialty 35H) to existing area TMDE support teams.
At EAC and the corps area, the collection and classification company establishes and operates a col-lection and classification facility for receiving, inspecting, segregating, preserving, and disposing of serviceable and unserviceable class VII and class IX materiel and similar foreign materiel (except items peculiar to cryptographic materiel, missile systems, airdrop equipment, aircraft, drones, and medical materiel). Basis of allocation is one per TAACOM, and it is normally attached to an ASG maintenance battalion.
The TAMMC is the nerve center for ASCC theater supply and maintenance operations. The TAMMC tracks those supplies the ASCC designates as critical. It also serves as the prime interface between the theater and the CONUS sustaining base. To assist supply transactions, the TAMMC is connected electronically to the TAMCA, the TAACOM MMCs, the COSCOM MMCs, and the CONUS sustaining base. It coordinates assigned tasks, objectives, and priorities to support the theater mission. The TAMMC may also task TAACOM intermediate (GS) maintenance units to provide maintenance as the ASCC directs.
Critical systems that require intensive management may be assigned a theater army logistic system manager (TALSM). The ASCC will provide the TALSM with a charter specifying duties, responsibil-ities, and authority. The TALSM must be able to identify problems readily, establish priorities, and monitor theater requirements. The TALSM also coordinates with the CONUS base; ASCC staff elements; host nations; other service components; allied commands; and MMCs in the DISCOM, corps, and TAACOM.


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Fan of melon with winter fruits or spiced parsnip & apple soup
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One by one, the children approached her. Some stopped for hug, while others were content to just wave their hands and smile. And while they were all gathered for her, she was there just as much for them.
Catherine Scott-Kem has been has a teacher at since 1992. On Wednesday, students and their families got together at Bell Branch Park to celebrate Scott-Kem's 20 years of service.
"She really does have a gift. She's phenomenal with them," said Laura Tarnosky, who has sent four children to Crofton Nursery School, three of whom were taught by Scott-Kem.
Previously a stay-at-home mother of two, Scott-Kem wondered if she was viable in the teaching world. After applying to five different nursery schools—and being offered jobs by all five—Scott-Kem chose Crofton Nursery School.
"I was intrigued by Crofton Nursery School because it was a [cooperative school] and it was a two-day. I started in the 3-year-old program and I felt like I could teach two days a week and still be a full-time mother to my two children," she said.
But her children are all grown up now.
"It doesn't seem like 20 years, [but] life is a journey," said Scott-Kem. "Yesterday, my daughter had a birthday and I thought, 'Wow, she was just in third grade when I started teaching. She's now a well-traveled adult.' "
It's those same motherly traits that she takes with her every day to work.
"Catherine was an exemplary teacher and still is I'm sure. She loves those kids," said Cheryl Shoots, who taught at Crofton Nursery School with Scott-Kem for five years.
After 15 years of teaching the 3-year-olds, Scott-Kem has spent the last five with the 4-year-old students.
Outside of the nursery school, Scott-Kem is also a swimming coach with the Naval Academy Aquatics club and the Davidsonville swim team. She's been working with swimmers since she was 15 years old.
"I've touched a lot of lives and they've touched mine—each and every one of them in their own special and unique way. I'm very fortunate," she said.
This past year has been difficult for Scott-Kem, whose husband took a job in Chicago.
"They've been hugely supportive of this year of transition and change in my life," Scott-Kem said of the school families.
It's that kind of support that gives Scott-Kem assurance about her future with Crofton Nursery School.
"I just told them recently that I'm here to stay," she said. "I have my health. I'm active, I feel good [and] I have the energy. I have the love and desire. I'll go as long as I have those factors."
And Crofton will be glad to have its unofficial mother around as long as it can.
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This is Part 1 of a 5-part series reviewing the first quarter of Portland's season.
When it became clear that Greg Oden was never going to wear a Blazers jersey again, I left Blazers Edge. I needed to step away. I'd spent too much time thinking about and analyzing a team that had caused me so much pain. I'll never forget when Greg went down like a sack of rocks against Houston, after a stretch of play that validated my hopes for the team's future; on my 21st birthday, no less. That was a rough night.
Since my time away, I've still followed the team closely, but I got away from an over-analysis of every game, player, trade and draft-day scenario. Stepping baclowed me to evaluate my fandom and establish, for lack of a better word, boundaries. It has allowed me to enjoy the team more thoroughly without dismissing reality. I've always tried to be relatively objective, but in my younger years, that hindered my ability to enjoy the game. Seeing as that's no longer the case, I figured I could safely return to Blazers Edge.
The motivation for this 4-part post, which will be a high-level, stats-driven review of the season so far and include some predictive analysis, is my group of "Blazer friends." I'm sure you know what I mean when I say "Blazer friends." Since leaving Blazers Edge, I had to talk about the franchise with somebody, so I began getting into more in depth conversations with a variety of friends. Over time, I came to realize all of the things I took for granted being a part of this community, like a basic understanding of the realities of the NBA.
After countless conversations with members of my Blazer friend-group regarding the direction of this team, I was surprised by those who were calling me a "hater." Now, aside from the fact that whenever someone uses the term "hater" I question the educational opportunities afforded them as children, it became clear that my perspective of the franchise was not well-received by all. Some were on board, but others actually questioned my fandom. Without getting into specifics, I've basically contested for 2+ years that:
1) The Blazers don't currently have a superstar player on the roster
2) Given the last 35 years of NBA history, it's clear that barring extraordinary circumstances, you need AT LEAST one superstar on your roster to win an NBA championship
3) I want to see the Blazers win an NBA championship
4) The only realistic way that Portland is acquiring a superstar is through the draft
5) The 2014 draft is going to be insane, and probably gives us our best chance at landing said superstar
You can fill in the blanks. I'm sure the win now vs. rebuild discussion was had on this site ad nauseam. The merits of either aside, I wanted to see the Blazers attempt to rebuild through the draft. Fueling this desire was my belief that Portland could not construct a team around Aldridge that could reasonably compete for a title. Whether or not I still believe that is for part 5.
Now that you have some background, here's how I'm breaking down the series:
Part 1 – The Introduction
Part 2 – The Starters
Part 3 – The Bench
Part 4 – The Team
Part 5 – The Future
Each section will use a series of statistics I found particularly informative to support any conclusions made. While stats never tell the whole story, they do a great job of evaluating player and team performance when looked at holistically. Not every player or team stat will be listed, but that's just because it would cause clutter. When drawing conclusions, I looked at raw, per-game and advanced stats over multiple years and have chosen to include what I feel is relevant. Hopefully, that allows for concise analysis that's easily digested.
This series is not intended to be a comprehensive statistical overview, but rather a high-level look at what stats I feel are most relevant to analyzing performance. I don't claim to have infallible insight, so feel free disagree with my conclusions. Ultimately, I'm only attempting to see what kind of picture the numbers are painting, and my interpretation may well be different from yours.


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in the last week or so we have seen some of the most chaotic changes in our football program in a long time, and whether you wanted franklin/fridge to stay or leave everybody agrees DOB is the best thing to happen to our football team this year. I turned my back on the developments on Fridge's departure for the afternoon only to see stories like this all over the internet.
i've been worried enough about how many recruits we are losing and whether my favorite defensive coordinator every will be staying with the terps, but just thinking that DOB has uncertainty about returning is unnerving to say the least.
odds are good that he will return rather than lose a year of eligibility transfering to vandy, or worse yet 2 tranfering to vt(and becoming the benedict arnold of maryland football history), but im upset that this is even in question.
as rookie of the year and the new star quarterback for maryland, DOB should be stepping up his leadership of the team in a time like this, not questioning his own alliegance. did the danny who came a year early and worked his butt off in practice to get a shot at playing time go out the door once franklin left? and how far does our current team have to fall to accomplish this positive change in the program?


text: Butch Jones picked up another experienced linebacker for the upcoming season. Ben Pooler a former member of the University of Maryland program has joined the UC Football team. There is nothing available that is free and public yet, but there is this. I don't pay for Bearcat lair so I can't say it with absolute certainty that the player referenced within is Pooler. But i have been told that it is Pooler by a couple different people. These are people who usually have good information and know what they are talking about. Still you never really know with these sort of things. These are always very fluid situations. Last summer brought the Brandon Carswell saga in which he was definitely fleeing the probation ravaged USC program for the friendly confines of Nippert Stadium. Of course two weeks later he was staying at USC, to largely ignominious results. But for now lets just go with the assumption that Ben Pooler is a Bearcat and will be playing some linebacker. I will have some more up on this tomorrow so stay tuned.


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This update just in on today Sunday with the Spring Turkey opener tomorrow, Monday. We can only hunt til noon here
* Today: A steady rain this morning. Showers continuing this afternoon. High 54F. Winds ENE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 80%. Rainfall possibly over one inch.
* Tonight: Showers this evening, becoming a steady rain overnight. Low 46F. Winds ENE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 70%. Rainfall near a half an inch.
* Tomorrow: Rain showers in the morning will evolve into a more steady rain in the afternoon. High 56F. Winds ENE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 70%. Rainfall around a half an inch.
* Tomorrow night: Rain likely with a few thunderstorms. Low near 45F. Winds NNE at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 80%.
* Tuesday: Showers ending by midday. Highs in the upper 50s and lows in the upper 30s.
* Wednesday: Times of sun and clouds. Highs in the mid 60s and lows in the low 40s.
* Thursday: Sunny. Highs in the upper 60s and lows in the mid 40s.
I really hate to miss the opening morning but what day would you go for opening week? I can only take one weekday off.
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Inside MD Sports has tweeted that Mitch McGary has reclassified to 2011 and will enroll in college next year. All indications point to him deciding between Uconn and MD. I pray to God that we win this recruitting battle and he joins the terps next year. He would instantly start and play 3/4 of the game minimum. If you have a twitter account start showing the guy some love. @d1son33. With McGary and Faust I would imagine that the terps would jump to a top 10 recruiting class for 2011 and I would think that we would have a chance to finish top 4/5 in the ACC with UNC, Duke, Va Tech, & Fl. State. We also wouldnt be forced to go with a guard heavy lineup. PLEASE GOD FOR ONCE!!!!!
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» insidemdsports Jeff Ermann I should clarify -- he's apparently moving back to the '11 (his original) class. Not necessarily the Terps class. We shall see. 8 hours ago Favorite Retweet
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Comedian Rob Schneider will give an exclusive performance in honor of a Greece mother who lost her battle with non-smoker's lung cancer.
Widely known for his roles in Deuce Bigalow and The Benchwarmers, and now starring in Grown-ups, Rob Schneider will be in Rochester on August 7 for a one-night-only show to honor the memory of Nazareth College alumna Renee Julian Cattron, a 41 year-old Greece wife and mother who lost her battle with non-smoker's lung cancer last June.
This special event with Rob Schneider will be held at the Nazareth Arts Center Callahan Theater. Doors will open at 7:00 p.m. for a cash bar cocktail hour, and the show will begin at 8:00 p.m. with local comedian Jamie Lissow.
Tickets can be purchased at all local Wegmans starting at $30. A catered VIP event for up to 60 guests to meet Mr. Schneider will be held after the show for those who make an additional $50 donation.
All proceeds will go to the Renee Julian Cattron Memorial Fund and to Lung Cancer Alliance. Raising money to improve lung cancer research and early detection is critically important. According to the Lung Cancer Alliance, as many as 160,000 mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, husbands, wives, aunts, uncles and friends will be lost this year alone. Approximately 29,000 of those who succumb to this disease have never smoked, and perhaps most troubling is that only 16% of new cases are diagnosed at an early stage when effective treatment is still possible.
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Appetizer Tortilla Pinwheels Recipe
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1 can (4-1/4 ounces) chopped ripe olives
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies, well drained
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup chopped green onions
- Garlic powder to taste
- Seasoned salt to taste
- 5 flour tortillas (10 inches), room temperature
- Fresh parsley for garnish
- Salsa
- In a large bowl, beat the first eight ingredients until blended. Spread over the tortillas; roll up tightly. Wrap each with plastic wrap, twisting ends; refrigerate for several hours.
- Unwrap; cut into 1/2-in. to 3/4-in. slices. (An electric knife works best.) Discard ends. Garnish with parsley. Serve with salsa if desired. Yield: about 4 dozen.
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I've made these for years and they're always a great appetizer. The best plus is that they need to be made ahead of time to give the filling ingredients a change to blend together. That means that you can devote more time to those appetizers that have to wait until just before serving to be prepared. To fix the "these are kind of bland" issue: add half a package (or more, depending on your taste) of taco seasoning to the sour cream/cream cheese mixture. That gives the pinwheels an extra boost of flavor. I disagree with the "discard the ends" instructions. Those are just as good as the inner slices--they just don't look as pretty. :)
tasty and easy..everyone always loves them. I been making this recipe for 30+ years
An oldie but a goodie.
I don't think these were all that great but man my sister does! Out of everything she has tasted and ate that I make she always asks me to make these for her. They taste ok to me they do look awful pretty when you display them on a pretty platter.
Every year my kids request these for our Christmas Eve dinner and for our Superbowl party. I have never put in olives because no one in my family likes them. Be sure to refrigerate these like the recipe says so all the flavors blend nicely. I have never discarded the ends.
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Today, Edward is the bottling line supervisor for Spelletich Family Wine Company and Logistics Manager for Lot 18. Juggling two locations, Edward is in charge of the only bottling line that produces 50ml and 100ml mini bottles in the world called, Total Anaerobic Sample Transfer Environment.
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What started as a typical Sunday morning shift soon turned into a show for one McDonalds employee taking orders.
"The first time he was clothed," says Captain Greg Stevens of the Lubbock Police Department. The suspect captured by these surveillance pictures ordered several breakfast items on December 28th.
"The individual drove through the drive-thru and apparently his order was wrong. He had money refunded to him and came back several minutes later," says Stevens.
Not satisfied, he returned within the hour to place a second order. "When he came through the second time and when she did look he was naked from waist down and was masturbating and the employee immediately beckoned attention of other employees to come over," says Stevens. "All they could do is continue on with the sales transaction. They gave him his change and after he left they finally realized what had happened and again sometime later realized hey, we need to call the police," added Stevens.
The suspect did not proceed to the next window to pick up his food. Lubbock Police are looking for him, they say once found, he'll be charged with indecent exposure.
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Thomasville - On November 16th, Allen Filmore was pulled over for speeding by a Thomasville Police officer, and then charged with DUI. Filmore is a Deputy with the Thomas County Sheriff's office, but has been on military leave with the Army National Guard for the past 18 months.
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We had a great lesson this Sunday (Aug.26) on teaching our children. It made me think of some good ideas for FHE. Here is a FHE idea for children to put together the Family Proclamation. Then you can talk about the family.
Cheryl A Esplin: "Teaching our children to understand is more than just imparting information. It's helping our children get the doctrine into their hearts in a way that it becomes part of their very being and is reflected in their attitudes and behavior throughout their lives."


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Item: Avalanche Accident Case Study: Persistent Buried Weak Layer in the Central Idaho Mountains
Title: Avalanche Accident Case Study: Persistent Buried Weak Layer in the Central Idaho Mountains
Proceedings: 2002 International Snow Science Workshop, Penticton, British Columbia
- Doug Abromeit [ Forest Service National Avalanche Center ]
- Bozo Cardozo [ Sun Valley Helicopter Ski Guides, Ketchum, Idaho ]
Date: 2002
Abstract: A helicopter ski guide died in an avalanche at 3:00 pm on February 10, 1996 while guiding clients on a large west-facing slope in the Smoky Mountains of Central Idaho. The ski guide, his clients, and several other guides and their clients had skied over one hundred runs in the vicinity and on the same slope prior to the accident. The avalanche measured nearly one half-mile wide and involved three chutes that are separated by counter ridges. Three other guides and sixteen clients were on an unaffected counter ridge when the avalanche occurred. The avalanche fractured on buried surface hoar and near surface facets. The avalanche varied from one foot to an estimated five feet deep and ran on 28 to 38 degrees slopes. Forty-eight hours of extreme avalanche hazard including many natural and human triggered avalanches followed the fatal accident. Prior to the February 10 avalanche, significant WNW winds on January 27 rapidly loaded slopes throughout the area and numerous large natural and artificially triggered new snow avalanches occurred. No avalanches were reported from February 4 through February 9. An "inverted" storm dropped several centimeters of snow and three centimeters (1.2 inches) of water equivalent from February 4 - 8. Temperatures rose from –16 degrees C (2F) February 2 to –1 degree C (30F) February 9 and then spiked to 5 degrees C (41F) at 2:00 pm February 10. Our paper will examine possible reasons why the deadly cycle occurred despite no overly dramatic weather event immediately preceding it, how the accident affected the local community including avalanche education, and possible ways to deal with similar events in the future.
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Keywords: avalanche accidents, snow creep, buried surface hoar
Subjects: avalanche accidents persistent weak layers central idaho mountains
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Vufind has been live for just about 2 months now. In that time we have gotten 118 feedback emails detailing bug reports, enhancement requests, and personal opinions about the new system. It has been a busy fall for the systems staff and we are just now finishing up the fixes on a few of our big Vufind issues. One of our biggest problems has been consistent record updates. I am glad to report that we are now running daily loads into Vufind. We will shortly be introducing daily deletes as well. Full index regens still take 20 hours and we have yet to figure out exactly how frequently we need to do that. The full index regen time depends more on our record export, modification, and transfer from our Voyager system at the moment (Vufind takes about 3 hours to index the 1.6M records).
Our other major issue has been system stability. I appreciate how patient everyone has been while we iron out the issues that cause Vufind to go down so frequently. We are still working on this but hopefully have allocated enough RAM to the server and enabled the system to 'clean-up' after itself so that Vufind can remain responsive even during moderate load (fingers crossed – we have not had any downtime since the last modifications a week ago – many thanks to Jeremy Kindy for helping us work through this!). An interesting thing that IS found recently was that Google was responsible for 1/3 of our vufind traffic (we have now blocked their robot) :).
The Vufind community as recently created a new administrative organization and is working towards fixing many of the bugs that we have listed. When the community releases the official 1.0 release we will upgrade! In the mean time we will continue to work on our end and contribute back to the community where it is valuable. The list of enhancement requests, bugs, and fixed issues below represent all of the feedback that we have gotten so far. They are broken down into three categories, unresolved enhancement requests, unresolved bug reports, and resolved enhancement requests/bug reports.
Enhancement requests
- Would like to be able to see how many hold requests exist on an item in the new catalog
- Would like the new catalog to explicitly state which series or version an item is (example Mi-5 season 1,2,3)
- Add year into results listing
- Add journal option to basic search
- Add the ability to see 20, 40, 60 records per page
- Improve serial current issues display – right now it shows item level detail but not summary holdings
- Add ability to preserve certain facets (like library) when doing searching
- Add grouping to locations (All physical reference locations for example)
- Add the ability to click on call numbers for browsing
- Reduce the number of clicks to get to information
- Add data to the results screen including publisher information, dvd season info, pub place/date, etc
- Implement Spell Check
- Make subject headings work the same way that authors do – via listing at the top of the screen
- Make subject hierarchy work more consistently – united states history is a good example
- Add a new items feature to vufind, particularly by subject or call # range
- Would like to be able to replicate all brief record info in vufind
Bug Reports (Partially resolved or Unresolved)
- Location listing should be in alphabetical order, should be consolidated in certain cases (ref desk and reference for example) – still working on figuring this one out.
- Advanced Searching does not work with more than 2 terms, truncation proves to be problematic, further advanced searching returns inconsistent or known to be incorrect results when compared to the old catalog. One suggestion would be to remove advanced search and have advanced search link to the old catalog. There has been alot of discussion about how appropriate this. ..any thoughts? please leave comments!
- Item statuses in voyager not always reported as desired in Vufind (missing books showing up as lost), lost showing up as overdue. This is going to require some advanced item status processing in the Voyager driver and will take some time
- Date sorting not working as desired
- Recently received issues do not have a location? – We need some clarification on this
- Endnote Export not working
- "I hate vufind" – While a very real problem there is no specific bug fix for this. We may want to discuss re-introducing our "classic view" in a more prominent place to alleviate this issue
- Vufind does not always return what I search for – We have lots of reports of this. Sometimes Vufind has the record but it is not on the initial screen. In some other cases the record is not in the system. There are a few things we are working on here, first daily data loads will address recent titles. Second, we have a list of 22K records that did not import that we need to troubleshoot. Finally – we may need to think about the default search algorithm.
- Name authorities are not consistent, cary grant, shakespeare return different result counts from old catalog
- ISBN searching does not work (looks like vufind is not parsing out the – during indexing and as such needs it for the search
- Improve holds/recalls
Fixed Issues
- Catalog slows down/crashes under 'heavy' use – Some lib100 classes of 15 people have seen some slow response times – We have worked with IS to try to resolve these issues. We have increased the amount of RAM allocated to the system, tuned SOLR settings, and searched the logs for memory leaks. Hopefully this has been resolved.
- Call Number now shows at the top of every view of the record
- Library links not always proxied appropriately – Kevin implemented a workaround for now
- Ebooks now showing as available
- Military Science added as location
- Sometimes the 007 in items (item format) does not correspond to what the item actually is. These items should be reported when identified and will be fixed by cataloging
- Known items not always showing up – We have a number of specific reports here. In some cases this is due to a lag in indexing (still working on getting the connection between our two servers opened up) but in others the items were kicked out due to record errors.
- Call number searching should not include periods – makes it difficult – resolved
- Resources without Item records in catalog show incorrect status of Checked Out – We have a workaround for this but it requires addressing each location specifically in the code. If you still see errors please send them to me
- Collections not synchronized, items in old catalog not in new – daily updating is in place, working on daily delete. It currently takes 20 hours to re-index our catalog from scratch
- Wake Forest University facet limit does not return records (It is in essence a useless facet since everything in the db has this tag) – item removed from list.


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Cumbria Police say the A66 could be closed until 4 pm. It's been shut while recovery work takes place following a head on crash between two lorries. Both drivers suffered serious injuries and were airlifted to hospital.
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Juan Williams not buying Obama's "authentically black" bait and switch
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Brit Hume and Juan Williams get what gamecock has gotten for 14 months; what Hannity has gotten for nine months and what more and more Americans are starting to get since the tapes of the sermons Barack Obama's pastor of the Hate America Church of 20 years went public this past week, i.e.
Barack Obama will not be President of the United States based on what his pew-parked butt has screamed out for the past 20 years and which din still drowns out his cool musings today, and which din can't be quelled by word games about being present at a particular sermon.
No amount of word games that send republicans scurrying for "proof" he was present at a sermon when a particular hate America phrase was uttered, only to be answered by Obama by saying his child sneezed at the time or that ole Rev just gets on like that at times.
Don't fall for that.
I can't hear you over the din of the pew-parked butt, and thank goodness, neither can Brit or Juan.
Relevant portions of the transcript of the March 17, 2008 edition of Fox News Sunday:
HUME: I think it's a very big deal. And even if you give Barack Obama the benefit of the doubt and accept the idea that not only at the time these remarks were made -- and there's quite a number of them, as you noted -- that he didn't actually physically hear them, it's hard to imagine he didn't hear about them. And they are pretty extreme.
And you also noted the reaction inside the congregation of the church. There were people jumping to their feet to cheer this. This is the atmosphere there where such comments are not only accepted but applauded.
And it's worth noting also, I think, certainly Obama knew what sort of church this is.
Now, I have no doubt that the Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago has done many good things. It is clearly a thriving parish with active programs for youth and antidrugs and all sorts of other good things. There's no doubt about that.
On the other hand, for a candidate who would like us all to believe that he is post-racial, this is an interesting institution. For example, this is what it says about itself. "We are an African people and remain true to our native land, the mother continent, the cradle of civilization."
And it goes on to say this is a congregation with a, quote, "non- negotiable commitment to Africa," not to Chicago, not to Illinois, not to the United States of America, but to Africa.
Now, look. There's nothing wrong with that. And I wouldn't say it's racist. But it is certainly racial.
Now for the slam dunk from Juan and Brit.
WALLACE: Juan, let me get to what I think is the key question, because -- and this is why I think it's different than one of the ministers -- Hagee, who has supported McCain, but they don't have any real connection, and has said some horrible things about the Catholic Church.
Obama's been a member of this church for two decades. He was married there. His children were baptized there. Does it say anything about him that he's a member of this church and he is a member of Reverend Wright's flock?
WILLIAMS: Of course it says something about him. And I think this goes back to what Bill was just saying. He joined this church really to solidify his credentials as authentically black and authentically a part of that South Side Chicago community, because it's the largest church there and Reverend Wright is well known not only in Chicago but nationally.
And he's known for making these outlandish comments. And he falls into a tradition of black ministers who -- you know, they say it's social gospel, or whatever.
But really, what it comes down to is an expression of black nationalism and trying to affirm black folks and say, "You know what? Racism in this country's terrible and it's a burden to be black in America," and all that. But they go beyond the pale at some point, then, and start off with this whole victimization, blaming people, damning the United States. And it goes to the point, then, where I think it becomes sort of -- it picks up and leads to what Michelle Obama said about -- only for the first time has she, this Ivy League-educated prominent American lawyer, proud to be an American because you're having support for her husband.
I think that's wackiness. But yet that's the kind of thing that spirals out of this. And I think it's very key here that, unlike the notion that Barack Obama wants to advance that he didn't -- or wasn't aware of it, I find that unbelievable -- or that this is a crazy uncle speaking out, this is a man who he chose to be associated with.
It's not a family member. He chose to be associated with Reverend Wright and saw advantage in it. And that's why he exploited it up to a point when he realized, especially when he was announcing, that he couldn't have Wright by his side for the announcement in Springfield and now seeks to somehow distance himself.
But it speaks to his character, and it speaks to the judgment which is the basis on which Barack Obama has been running his campaign. So I think it could be a big problem.
WALLACE: Well, wait. I want to follow up on this, because, you know, look. Quite frankly, African Americans see a lot of issues differently than whites.
WILLIAMS: Sure.
WALLACE: And sometimes we don't understand. What do you think it says about Obama's character and his judgment?
WILLIAMS: Well, I think that what it says is that Barack Obama, who says he wants to be transracial, that he wants to be the crossover -- I mean, he is the fruit of a generation.
This is the closest black people have ever been to having a president of the United States of America. And suddenly, you see -- wait a second, he's playing games and corners here on the race question.
He's not being straight ahead and saying, "You know what? I stand astride racial polarization." He's saying, "I play racial polarization at one moment to my advantage," Reverent Wright, "the next moment, I will distance myself and disavow Reverend Wright when that's convenient, too."
That is why I say for me, it just strikes -- wait a second. I want to know you. I want to know what you think and who you are. And in this case, I realize I don't.
HUME: I think that's really what the critical question is. We don't really know Barack Obama very well. And what we know of him and what we've seen of him we like, because it's impossible not to. He's extremely engaging, charming, likable. There's nothing about him that reminds you of certain angry politicians of the past. But we don't know that much about him.
And you see in the comments, as Juan pointed out, of his wife -- you see these attitudes toward this country. Now you see them in his minister, who is more than -- Bill, I'm not sure he went to that church for political reasons.
I think that Reverend Wright was deeply and personally a part of Barack Obama's life. And I don't doubt Barack Obama's assertion that he led -- that he, Reverend Wright, led him to Christ. And I think that's wonderful.
But it certainly makes it difficult, it seems to me, for him credibly now to distance himself from this man.
Amen Brit, and it makes it not just difficult, but rather impossible for Obama to distance himself from Wright. Glad you and Juan join me in not falling for the bait and switch to search out DNA evidence of Obama, present at an "America is at fault for 911" homily.
The pew-parked butt answers the questions. Juan Williams has faced these "authentically black" bigots before, when he called out Jesse Jackson on Crossfire in the 90s, defended Clarence Thomas, etc. Shelby Steele speaks of this in his books, as does John McWhorter.
Juan Williams and gamecock will not be diverted to searching the 1000+ sermons Obama sat thru.
See also Obama's FIRST book, for his admissions for why he CHOSE Trinity and Wright. It was precisely because of the hate America message.
Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance
He named his second book for a Wright sermon for God's sakes!:
The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream
So as to the efforst to expend too much time playing Barack's game, I say
Objection your honor, asked and answered!
There is no answer Obama can give that can erase the past twenty years.
So let's not help him achieve his goal by playing his game.
He is toast. So butter him, chew him up and spit him out!
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"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson
Mike DeVine's Charlotte Observer columns
"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson
Mike DeVine's Charlotte Observer columns
"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson
theorist. Those people should have walked out of that church just on the issue of his using GOD's name in vain alone even if they did agree with his demonification of whites and America
In "Dreams From My Father," Mr. Obama described his teary-eyed reaction to the minister's words. "Inside the thousands of churches across the city, I imagined the stories of ordinary black people merging with the stories of David and Goliath, Moses and Pharaoh, the Christians in the lion's den, Ezekiel's field of dry bones," Mr. Obama wrote. "Those stories — of survival, and freedom, and hope — became our story, my story."
Mr. Obama was baptized that year, and joining Trinity helped him "embrace the African-American community in a way that was whole and profound," said Ms. Soetoro, his half sister.
It also helped give him spiritual bona fides and a new assurance. Services at Trinity were a weekly master class in how to move an audience. When Mr. Obama arrived at Harvard Law School later that year, where he fortified himself with recordings of Mr. Wright's sermons, he was delivering stirring speeches as a student leader in the classic oratorical style of the black church.
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when the Nation decides they would rather not have anything to do with him. The coolest thing is that the MSM can't possibly stop it.
"Where is the audacity of hope when it comes to backing the success of our troops all the way to victory in Iraq? What we heard last night was the timidity of despair. - John McCain
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"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson
When Rev. Wright was ranting his "God d*** America!" litany, there was widespread cheering from the congregation, as I saw in the clip and Hume noted in the quoted excerpt.
If that congregation had been a group of halfway decent Americans (of any colors), the most generous response Wright could have received would be uncomfortable silence. Instead we see that Wright's hate is shared by many if not most of the congregation.
Part of Obama's evasion is that with Wright retiring and a new pastor taking over, Trinity Church's hate issue is history, so now there's no problem with Obama's continued membership in that church. Obama claims that it was his "strong links to the Trinity faith community" that made him decide to stay with the church despite Rev. Wright's outrages. However the "faith community" Obama feels such strong links to is infected with the anti-American hate that makes them applaud Wright's diatribes. Obama has offered nothing to suggest that cancer is being excised from that congregation.
Is this the influence that Obama thinks is healthy for his children? Is there really no other church in Chicago that Obama can find, theologically consistent with his beliefs but without the hate?
Obama speaks of the relationships he has with the congregation. I think those relationships are as damning as his association with Jeremiah!
And look clsoely at these videos. That man patting Jeremiah on his back as he delivers his hate, that is none other than Otis Moss III, the new pastor.
Obama needs to be taken out. Yesterday.
That man patting Jeremiah on his back as he delivers his hate, that is none other than Otis Moss III, the new pastor.
I was wondering who that guy patting him on the back was. Pitiful...
about the man patting the back of Wright. I know the ministers sit up on the pulpit, so was pretty sure that was a minister patting his back. Are you sure it was the new pastor. This wouldn't help Obama's assertions much. Patting the back like that during a message is church talk for "I am totally with what you are saying"
When Rev. Wright declared that on 9/11 "all the chickens came home to roost," he was borrowing from Malcolm X who notoriously used the same words in reaction to the assasination of President Kennedy.
I'm surprised there hasn't been a story about this yet by one of the major networks. There are plenty of folks around who remember what Malcolm X said in 1963.
Malcolm X ultimately recanted a lot of his more incendiary remarks prior to being murdered... I don't think we will see the same change of heart from Rev. Wright.
"No matter how much lipstick you put on the taxation pig, it's still a pig... and it's currently snout-down in your wallet." - Michael Fisk
took over the hate when Malcolm X got on the Love Train, and is implicated in his assassination for just that reason, ie calling out Elijah Mohammed.
Maybe Barack fears for his life at the hands of his pal miniters' (plural) defenders.
Mike DeVine's Charlotte Observer columns
"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson
Rush doesn't care if we can place Obama in a pew on a particular day, and warns that it is a drive-by game to rehab Obama.
Mike DeVine's Charlotte Observer columns
"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson
I've already detected that Obama won't tell the whole truth all the time (it's impossible to do that and get elected as a Democrat). The NAFTA thing should have been clear evidence for anyone listening, and more pertinent than the revelations of his crackpot pastor.
an elected DC democrat, or national party official, is to be a liar.
Mike DeVine's Charlotte Observer columns
"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson
their agenda hidden until they have power. Say it aint so!
Lieing is the only way Liberals can get power. The light of truth flushes out their agenda and they are fully aware they cannot win without lies.
Otherwise, why would they have had to go to the Judicial side to get so many of thier "ideas" supported the past 40 years. They have to go to Judges/Courts because they cannot win at the ballot box.
Mike DeVine's Charlotte Observer columns
"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson
The truth is that Hillary and Obama both know better than their campaign speeches would suggest. They know we won't leave Iraq anytime soon and that we'd better not back out of NAFTA, to name two examples, but they also know they need the votes of stupid people who have proven their inability to compare their pasrt votes with results.
Having read the About Us the church published on its website up until Barak decided to run for President and the accompanying Black Values that the church adopted in 1982 that was its Statement of Purpose for the last 26 years -- the fact that Barak Obama was a member of this church for 20 years makes him about as fit to be POTUS as say David Duke or any former member of the KKK.
Trent Lott is pillored, forced to resign as majority leader and meant to apologize over and over for saying complementary words to Strom Thurmond at his 100th birthday because in 1948 (when Lott was 7 and too young to vote) Thurmond ran for President as a segregationist.
The credo of this church is about black segregation and separatism. Barak Obama must apologize non-black America and step down for seeking any leadership roll in this country.
Obama is the biggest HYPOCRITE. I would not hire an unrepented criminal to be a cashier and WE should not even consider an unrepented and unredeemed racist, black separatist, and hypocrite to be POTUS.
The links to these items which are even more objectionable than Reverend Wright's sermons are linked on my blog entry -- Senator Obama, Please Answer a Few Questions.
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Mike DeVine's Charlotte Observer columns
"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson
with Juan Williams' comments on the situation. What irritates me about Obama and Wright's accusations about racism in this country is that we are the one country that participated in slavery that has tried to right the wrongs of the past! Nothing is ever enough.
"The perfect is the enemy of the good."
Mike DeVine's Charlotte Observer columns
"One man with courage makes a majority." - Andrew Jackson


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Do as the Curaçao people do for lunch, and sample authentic local food at Curaçao's famous Old Market Food Court. You will find it when you pass the new market and take a right a the post office. Hygiene and food quality are excellent, portions are generous, and prices can't be beat. Seating is strictly first come, first served, at a few small tables or long counters. Each stand is independently operated. Notice the small paintings depicting rural life of old that adorn the vents above the cooking areas.


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On This Day: Senator Barack Obama and his wife Michelle arrive at the 36th NAACP Image Awards at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on March 19, 2005 in Los Angeles
MoooOOOooorning Early Birds – Happy Wednesday!
Good Morning
Good West Coast morning Chipsticks &.TOD family.
What a beautiful couple!
Good Morning Ms. Chips!
Good Morning Everyone!
Have a great day everybody!
Holy Moly.. Thank you President Obama…..
I just received my retirement account statement for 2013.
S & P earned 16.51 %
Nasdaq earned 25.24 %
Woot !
Linda, whoo hooo!
Escalating situation "@FitzFox5DC: #BREAKING "@Reuters: Russian forces storm #Ukraine naval headquarters in #Crimea reut.rs/1j5vD2Z""—
Shannon MacDonald (@shananigins15) March 19, 2014
I loved this moment from the 2005 NAACP awards. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Nwf50WJNi4
Good Morning Chips and TOD.
Sounds like a must-see interview. RT @MarkMullenNBC: Checking in at WH to interview the President tonight on @nbc7 http://t.co/c7xNMS5TEZ—
#NBC7 San Diego (@nbcsandiego) March 19, 2014
here is a great invention that should help to reduce injuries and deaths of those who choose to ride bicycles;
This brilliant new bike lights up when headlights hit it wrd.cm/1g8yFpF http://t.co/WdmCAT4Hlf—
(@WIRED) March 19, 2014
Wow…that is great….
Yesterday on Fox News The Five…Eric Bolling blamed the 1994 Budepest Memo on Richard Lugar…..and wait for it….
….Barack Obama …..
Dana Perino said What ?
In Washington to interview the President…
Welcome to the West Wing. #ctindc http://t.co/SSaUcuvVVg—
John Gnann (@kdfw07) March 19, 2014
About to get briefing on ACA enrollment with Domestic Policy Council Dir Cecilia Munoz in the Roosevelt Room. #whitehouse #westwing #mapoli—
Alison King (@alisonkingNECN) March 19, 2014
Off the record chat in Press Secty Jay Carney's office. #whitehouse #mapoli http://t.co/7xp9jpC5iT—
Alison King (@alisonkingNECN) March 19, 2014
Mornin' TODers! So many wonderful posts over the past couple of days and me stuck at work, unable to cry, laugh or comment.
Have another great Obamacare story to share though I'm still short on details but was so excited I wanted to share.
My sister, who has been without insurance for a year since her divorce, just texted me this:
" OMG! Thank you so much for telling me about healthcare.gov! I got a great deal on health and dental insurance and can finally have my cysts removed. Thank you, President Obama!
OK, I just talked to her and she is, quite literally, in tears. here are the deets: Blue Cross Advantage plan $35 copay, $0 deductible, $500 out of pocket max. Prescriptions $0 for generics includes vision which the cover at 80%. She would have been paying $34.00 a month but added dental for $20. Grand total $54.00 a month. If she wants the PPO it will be $122.00 including dental. I'm so happy for her! As someone who was without health insurance for 6 years until I remarried, I know what peace of mind it brings.


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I would like to begin this Fanpost by stating in my opinion the areas of need the Broncos have in order from greates to least.
1. Safety (preferably hard hitting to compliment Rahim)
2. Defensive end - We need a guy that can get to the quarterback to play opposite Malik/Wolfe.
3. Guard- I do not think Beadles is coming back and I think that we can replace him with someone better, for cheaper anyway.
4. Inside Linebacker- I think Irving should be given a shot at Mike instead of always being put behind Von but if the coaches don't see it then I think we might go ILB early.
5. Wide Receiver- I don't think we should draft a reciever in the first 4 rounds as Peyton has a history of making every receiver look like a stud. I think the FO will however since it is so important in this offense.
6. Cornerback- This is a position I don't feel is quite as pressing as many people do but since having talented corners is important we will probably go corner early.
Now on to the Mock
Round 1 Pick 31- SS/FS Calvin Pryor (Louisville) 6"2" 208
This is the hard hitting physical safety that our defense has been missing since Brian Dawkins' first year here. Bleacher Report says that scouts see Kam Chancellor in him. We need a guy who can lay the wood and consistently make tackles that prevent big gains. I like Nacho and thought we had the safety of the future during the pre-season but after an inconsistent season this year I think he's better suited for a special teams role. We'd be lucky to have him drop to us here and I would be elated. Here are some highlights of Pryor.
Round 2 pick 63- CB Kyle Fuller (Virginia Tech) 6"0" 195
Kyle Fuller is a 4 year starter that is known for his consistent tackling in run support (something we needed a against the Seahawks). He may not be an elite athlete but he is a solid corner. As long as he is not freelancing will not be overmatched. He pulled out of the Senior Bowl due to injuries which may allow him to drop to us and I think it would be wise of us to take him.
Round 3 Pick 95- OG Anthony Steen (Alabama) 6"3" 309
You know what every team cannot have enough of? Alabama offensive lineman. An experienced 3 year starter who has gone against the best the SEC has to offer sounds like a pretty solid pick to me. He does not have prototypical size but is very technically sound and would be a very good replacement to Beadles. Has a solid base and will give Peyton the two seconds he needs to get the ball out.
Round 4 Pick 127 - WR Devin Street (Pittsburgh) 6"4" 190
Smart receiver who has soft hands and catches everything thrown his way. Doesn't have top end speed but his skill set stacks up well with Eric Decker and I think he is the type of receiver Peyton will love. Pittsburgh's all time pass catcher.(which is saying a lot considering Larry Fitzgerald went there!)
Round 5 Pick 159- Avery Williamson ILB (Kentucky) 6"1" 238
May be considered a reach but if the Broncos have learned anything it's that Kentucky linebackers are worth drafting. Has a nose for the ball and locates it quickly. Wraps up and has solid technique while tackling which is what this team needs. Needs to become more physical but that can be taught and no one wants more physical linebackers than JDR.
Round 6 Pick 191- Cassius Marsh- DE (UCLA) 6"4" 254
Known for a quick get off and fiery passion for the game of football which I think this team needs. I do not think DE will be addressed early in the draft because I think we will sign a pass rusher in free agency. Marsh helped himself at the East-West Shrine game and I think the Broncos are looking for someone like him.
Round 7 Pick 223- Silas Redd Running back (USC) 5"10" 201
Nothing wrong with taking players from big name schools late. Silas Redd might drop because of the knee injury that held him out of the senior bowl. He's a solid runner with decent speed and vision. Hopefully he will push Hillman to become better if Moreno doesn't come back.
As you can see from my picks the emphasis is on defense and getting guys that are consistent tacklers unlike our sloppy defense in the Super Bowl. Hopefully you guys like my picks!


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Pompano Beach, FL --- Best selling author Victoria Howard and horsemen Billy Haughton, Jr. and Freddie Hudson have all agreed to collaborate on the first book about the beloved Roosevelt Raceway, that in its day was the world capital of harness racing.
During its 48 years (1940-1988) of operation the track was noted for having the best drivers, trainers and horses in the industry. World renowned drivers such as Billy Haughton, Stanley Dancer, George Sholty, Lucien Fontaine, Carmine Abbatiello and Del Insko, just to name a few, all based their racing operations at Roosevelt Raceway.
During its zenith, record crowds of more than 50,000 fans would attend the New York half-mile track that was the innovator of night-time racing and introduced the mobile starting gate.
The track was known as being immensely competitive, often boasting finishes where a half-length separated the winner from the last-place finisher.
Roosevelt's International Trot was also world renowned.
The book about Roosevelt Raceway is long overdue. In this book the authors hope to recapture the excitement of Roosevelt Raceway for all to enjoy and to relive the experience of what many racing participants took for granted.
Freddie Hudson and Billy Haughton, Jr. bring to the project a wealth of knowledge and information from inside one of harness racing's legendary racing families and Howard has both the experience as a horse owner and author to launch this book onto the world-wide stage.
The anticipated release date is not confirmed, but tentatively scheduled for the Fall of 2014, with updates on its progress being announced along the way.


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Detroit Aquaponics Business Combines High-Tech Ag, Social Justice Mission
Many of Detroit's urban agriculture ventures have a down-on-the-farm feel, but not the CDC Farm & Fishery. With its tubes and tanks, the business seems futuristic. You see, they are among the first aquaponic operations to set up in Detroit following the passage of an urban agriculture ordinance.[read more]
Female Farmer Project Shares Photos, Stories Of Inspiring Women in Agriculture
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States throughout America are embracing urban farming and gardening more and more every day, setting up shop in new cities and spreading the love of fresh greens to people across the state. One that has recently emerged into the urban community gardening scene is Nebraska.[read more]
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"The reality is that there is just less water available for agriculture than there's ever been. As you look to the future, the amount of food production that's needed and the amount of water we'll have to do it, is going to require that we grow the food with less water than we do today."[read more]
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"Urban agriculture is a phenomenon today," said Farham Karim, an architectural historian at the University of Kansas, at the Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) conference in New Orleans. There are many millions involved in it.[read more]
Getting to Higher Ground with Rooftop Farming
Higher Ground Farm founder John Stoddard is all about moving on up when it comes to urban agriculture. He and his business partner, Courtney Hennessey, farm on the roof of the Boston Design Center, a 55,000 square foot space in South Boston, and completed their first farming season in 2013.[read more]
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The service ministry of Ascension Church is asking for your help in making their annual Turkey Drive a success.
The drive will take place, Sunday, November 18, at 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Church Parking Lot on the Rectory side. The service ministry wil be collecting turkeys, food for thanksgiving and any thanksgiving staple. If you have any more information please call John Stephens at 201 836 6684 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Over 130 turkeys were collected last year, but sadly, Pathmark is not giving out free turkeys this year.
This annual drive is to benefit local residents.
The New Milford Food Pantry is located at Ascension Church.


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PLATTSBURGH - The North Country Center for Independence will host a workshop on Social Security work incentives Tuesday, Nov. 16, at its offices at 102 Sharron Ave., from 1-3 p.m.
The workshop will provide information to those receiving Social Security Disability benefits interested in exploring options for working.
Advance registration is requested as space is limited. Those missing the Nov. 16 workshop may also attend one Tuesday, Dec. 14, at the NCCI offices also from 1-3 p.m.
For more information or to register, call 1-877-743-8237.
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