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It turns out that getting health insurance is better than getting a bucket of cold ice dumped on your head. So much so that Sen. Mark Pryor -- a Democrat running to save his job in a deep red state that's gone mostly Republican in the last generation -- is running on it, albeit without the "O" word:
The ad is backed by a significant, six-figure statewide buy, I'm told. The spot tells the story of Pryor's own battle with cancer, and features the Senator sitting alongside his father, David Pryor:
DAVID: When Mark was diagnosed with cancer, we thought we might lose him.
The humanity amid the heartbreak is staggering:
"There is no sense to be made of senselessness; you cannot find any kind of sanity in insanity," the Rev. Paul Gausse told parishioners during his homily. "War begets war, the only answer is in prayer."
Gausse told the Roman Catholic congregation that he had joined Foley's parents, Diane and John Foley, at their home in Rochester on Tuesday night. As he was leaving, he said, Diane Foley turned to him: "She said, 'Father pray for me that I don't become bitter. I don't want to hate.' That's a woman of deep faith."
Remember "gassing his own people"? That's what George W. Bush said about Saddam Hussein, and it was part of his case for invading Iraq. But of course, there's gas and then there's gas: Even as a weapon, some gases are worse than others. What about tear gas, which the police in Ferguson, Mo., seem to be using (no pun intended) liberally? Is all tear gas the same? And when is it safe to use against protesters...or those breaking the law?
Philadelphia-based freelance journalist Joanne Stocker, along with Robin Jacks, are here to raise some very uncomfortable questions:
Social media reporting during the Arab Spring brought new evidence of expired tear gas sales, drawing criticism from human rights organizations. Amnesty International, in particular, criticized the United States for selling military leftovers to oppressive governments such as Egypt's and Bahrain's. Tear gas has not been used this wantonly in an American city in modern times; even its deployment against WTO protesters in 1999 and Occupy Oakland in 2011 was isolated and largely away from residential areas. Chemical munitions deployed in residential areas can be deadly: Physicians for Human Rights, an independent organization, recorded 34 tear gas related deaths in Bahrain from 2011 to 2012, many from inhalation in close or confined spaces.
One of the underlying issues in...that place that I said I wasn't going to blog about tonight...is the lack of respect for the U.S. Constitution. Denying people their right to gather in the public square and air their grievances against the government, stifling speech and arresting journalists (as happened again tonight, in that place) and other observers violates the protections that we were supposedly granted in the Bill of Rights. But the truth is that fundamental disrespect for the rule of law runs deeper.
In Pennsylvania, we've been shredding our own state Constitution -- a historic and much revered document in its own right -- for years. In 2013, I noted that our current governor, Tom Corbett, has been so abusive to key provisions of the Pennsylvania Constitution that you could even make a case -- morally, not politically -- for his impeachment. One of the worst offenses, I argued, was his fracking policies that violate the state's guarantee of clean water and clean air for all citizens.
As they like to say on the website Upworthy...you won't believe what happened next:
OK, it's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, so maybe the more appropriate headline would have been "Sky hook." That said, the former NBA star and iconoclastic public intellectual has something to say about race -- and, more importantly, class -- relations in America, and it's worth a read. I don't agree with everything -- the headline, "The Coming Race War Won't Be About Race," seems aimed more at getting Web clicks than describing what the article actually says. But I agree with 95 percent of it -- here's a taste:
I'm not saying the protests in Ferguson aren't justified—they are. In fact, we need more protests across the country. Where's our Kent State? What will it take to mobilize 4 million students in peaceful protest? Because that's what it will take to evoke actual change. The middle class has to join the poor and whites have to join African-Americans in mass demonstrations, in ousting corrupt politicians, in boycotting exploitative businesses, in passing legislation that promotes economic equality and opportunity, and in punishing those who gamble with our financial future.
Otherwise, all we're going to get is what we got out of Ferguson: a bunch of politicians and celebrities expressing sympathy and outrage. If we don't have a specific agenda—a list of exactly what we want to change and how—we will be gathering over and over again beside the dead bodies of our murdered children, parents, and neighbors.
It's been more than a week now since an unarmed teenager named Michael Brown was gunned down in the streets of Ferguson, Mo., just outside of St. Louis. Indeed, I was sitting at this computer at exactly this hour, seven days ago, writing about this case for the first time, and I -- just like the people of Ferguson and anyone else who was following the developments -- was asking for just one thing.
I thought we'd have them by now.


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The October Neighborhood Planning Unit-E meeting is set for Tuesday at Peachtree Christian Church located at 1580 Peachtree Street. NPU-E serves several Midtown Patch neighborhoods including Midtown, Ansley Park, Atlantic Station, Home Park, Georgia Tech, Loring Heights and the westside of the city.
The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. and the public is invited to attend. The volunteer board of elected community leaders make recommendations to the city on voting issues including zoning and permit applications.
On Tuesday's agenda, NPU members are scheduled to hear from developers seeking to build a 514,000-plus square-foot sports complex in the Loring Heights neighborhood just north of Atlantic Station.
Odyssey Sports Atlanta wants to construct the expansive facility on an industrial site located between 450 and 464 Bishop Street. The land rests behind the Atlantic Station mixed-use development and the complex would target training rising elite athletes.
The 'sportsplex' would include a multi-sport indoor recreational facility that plans call for to house an Olympic-size pool and diving amenities; 10 basketball courts; 11 tennis courts; two lacrosse/soccer fields; and a hockey rink.
The facility would provide indoor practice, training, and competition amenities and developers would like to have it completed by the end of 2017.
Among the special events and outdoor festivals to be discussed and voted on for approval Tuesday include:
Event Name
Proposed Location
Proposed Event Date
Firefly Run Atlanta Festival
Midtown (Piedmont Park)
October 6, 2012
2012 Walk for Farm Animals Festival
Midtown (Piedmont Park)
October 20,2012
Walk MS Atlanta 2013 Festival
Midtown (Piedmont Park)
April 5, 2013
Atlanta 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer Assembly
Midtown, Atlantic Station
October 6 – 7, 2012
Project Dance Atlanta Lg. Gathering
Atlantic Station
October 6, 2012
Culture Shock Lg. Gathering
October 13, 2012
Cirque du Soleil Totem Large Gathering
Atlantic Station
Oct. 25 – Dec. 30, 2012
Atlanta Marathon Assembly
Atlantic Station, Brookwood Civic
October 28, 2012
Walk to End Alzheimer's Assembly
Atlantic Station
October 29, 2012
Torch Relay Assembly
Atlantic Station
November 3, 2012
Rhodes Race Assembly
Midtown & Ansley Park
November 10, 2012
CASA Superhero Run 5K
Midtown (Piedmont Park)
November 10, 2012
Atlanta Speedo Run Assembly
December 8, 2012

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Quarterbacks Dennis Dixon and G.J. Kinne, intriguing rookie receiver Ifeanyi Momah and last year's starting center, Dallas Reynolds, were among the first wave of Eagles cuts, the team announced Friday afternoon.
The Eagles released 12 players Friday and placed a 13th on injured reserve, reducing the roster from 75 to 62. The roster must be trimmed by nine more bodies to the regular-season limit of 53 by 6 p.m. Saturday.
Dixon and Kinne, both signed soon after Chip Kelly took over as head coach, never practiced with the first team and played sparingly in the preseason –- Dixon threw just 16 preseason passes, 13 of them in the opener against the Patriots, and Kinne threw only two, also against the Pats back on Aug. 9.
Momah, who quickly became a fan favorite because of his tremendous size and speed and intriguing back story –- he played just one football game the last two years –- was never able to adjust to the press coverage he saw on a regular basis both at practice and in the games and had just three catches for 42 yards in the preseason, all Thursday night against the Jets.
But because of his tools –- he stands 6-foot-7, has run a 4.40 40 and has good hands –- Momah is a candidate for the eight-man practice squad, which the Eagles will announce next week.
Reynolds, who was in his fourth preseason with the Eagles, had a very quiet preseason for a guy who was a full-time starter last year. Reynolds, who originally joined the Eagles back in 2009, started 14 games last year after Jason Kelce was lost for the season with a Week 2 knee injury. Reynolds was quickly supplanted for the No. 2 center spot this summer by Julian Vandervelde, and never made a legit push for a roster spot.
Another former starter released Friday was defensive lineman Antonio Dixon, who started 10 games as a 4-3 defensive tackle on the 2010 playoff team. Dixon has played 40 games as an Eagle but never panned out as a 3-4 nose tackle. The Eagles have veteran Isaac Sopoaga and rookie third-round pick Bennie Logan now at the nose.
Two other offensive linemen released Friday, Matt Tennant and Matt Kopa, were also holdovers to the Andy Reid administration. Kopa was on the active roster the last four weeks of last season but was inactive for all four games, and Tennant was on the team the last 10 weeks of the season and played in eight games. Tennant played 42 snaps on special teams and one on offense.
Cornerback Trevard Lindley, a fourth-round pick in 2010 who was in his fourth attempt to make the team, was also released along with an injury settlement. He suffered a sprained ankle Thursday night.
With Dixon and Reynolds gone, there are now only 10 players on the roster who were with the Eagles prior to 2010: Todd Herremans and Trent Cole (2005), Jason Avant and Jon Dorenbos (2006), Brent Celek (2007), DeSean Jackson (2008) and Jason Peters, Jeremy Maclin (IR), LeSean McCoy and Michael Vick (2009). Some 36 of the 62 now on the roster weren't here until 2012.
The only rookie draft pick released Friday was defensive end David King, a seventh-round draft pick out of Oklahoma.
Another draft pick, seventh-round pick Joe Kruger, a defensive end from Utah, was placed on injured reserve with a shoulder injury the Eagles say he suffered during the preseason finale against the Jets Thursday night at the Meadowlands.
Also released were linebacker Everette Brown, a former second-round pick of the Panthers who had two sacks in the preseason loss to the Jets Thursday night; wide receiver Will Murphy; and recently acquired linebacker Adrian Robinson.
As of Friday afternoon, the Eagles had five defensive ends, two defensive tackles, 10 linebackers, six safeties, six cornerbacks, 11 offensive linemen, four running backs, five tight ends, seven wide receivers, three quarterbacks and three specialists on the roster.
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Two publicly traded organizations announced this week the termination of enforcement actions issued by the FDIC. The removals leave the Unofficial Problem Bank list at 820 institutions with assets of $305.0 billion. A year ago, the list held 958 institutions with assets of $ 389.6 billion.
The removals were The Home Savings and Loan Company, Youngstown, OH ($1.8 billion Ticker: UCFC) and The Palmetto Bank, Greenville, SC ($1.1 billion Ticker: PLMT).
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Michael is responsible for the strategic development of all United States Certification Programs for Allergy Standards Limited.
With a strong background in sales and business development Michael has previously held both Sales and Management positions for Pharmaceutical companies based in the United States. Michael has also held Director positions with Oncology Distribution and Management companies in the United States.
After completing his Bachelor of Science Degree in 1978 from Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti, Michigan, Michael has furthered his education by completing his Masters Degree in Adult Instruction in Perfornamce Technology from the University of Michigan in 1999.
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Brian has a strong background in sales and marketing and is the brand manager in the United States for the asthma & allergy friendly™ Certification Program. He has a track record in developing successful marketing strategies and advertising campaigns with a focus on global marketing and international trade.
Brian has an MBA from the George Washington University and a degree in biological sciences in the University of Mississippi. Brian has worked as a senior sales consultant in speciality sales for Novatis pharmaceuticals, Allergan pharmaceuticals and Johnson and Johnson. Brian also has extensive experience in the real estate sector, with a successful track record in creating multimedia marketing campaigns.
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Featherweights Steven Siler (21-10 MMA, 3-1 UFC) vs. Kurt Holobaugh (9-1 MMA, 0-0 UFC) will open tonight's UFC 159 preliminary card. Both men are coming off tough defeats against solid competition, although Holobaugh's came at 155 lbs.
Holobaugh is in for the injured Jim Hettes, who once again is forced to pull out of a fight with Siler due to injury. The Facebook stream for the prelims starts at 7 PM ET/4 PM PT, then the FX portion of the card commences at 8:00 PM ET/5:00 PM PT.
How do these two stack up?
Siler: 26 years old | 5'11" | 70" reach
Holobaugh: 26 years old | 5'10" | 70" reach
What have these two done lately?
Siler: L - Darren Elkins (UD) | W - Joey Gambino (SUB) | W - Cole Miller (UD)
Holobaugh: L - Pat Healy (UD) | W- Wesley Dunlap (KO) | W - Wellington Brito (TKO)
How did these two get here?
Steven Siler was part of a talented TUF 14 cast, but unfortunately for him he was on the wrong end of a brutal flying knee KO by Diego Brandao. He was still given a UFC contract and managed 3 straight victories, including an upset win over veteran Cole Miller. At UFC 154 his winning streak came to an end at the hands of Darren Elkins, who was able to control him throughout the fight to earn a unanimous decision.
Holobaugh was picked up by Zuffa to replace Jorge Masvidal against Pat Healy at Strikeforce: Marquardt vs. Saffiedine. He was predictably a major underdog against a solid top 15 lightweight in Healy, but Kurt performed impressively in defeat and earned a UFC contract. The Louisiana native is making his featherweight debut tonight, and he'll look to beat Siler with his wrestling skills and decent punching power.
Why should you care?
This has the potential to be an exciting matchup and it's a chance to see what Holobaugh can do after his performance against Healy.
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McConnell Kicks Off Campaign By Showing Voters How Much Rand Paul Likes Him (VIDEO)
McConnell's campaign formally kicked off the senate minority leader's re-election bid on Monday with an ad that highlights his unity with his fellow Kentucky Republican Paul.
"What he has done and what allows him to be the most powerful Republican up there is that he can pull people together," Paul said in the ad.
The spot also features Kentucky Agriculture James Comer standing "united with Mitch."
McConnell snubbed Paul in 2010 when he endorsed former Kentucky Secretary State Trey Grayson in Kentucky's GOP Senate primary that year. Paul, of course, ultimately claimed the nomination and went on to win the general election. He's since emerged as a national figure in Republican circles and his popularity at home has eclipsed McConnell.
The tension between the two camps surfaced in the form of a leaked phone call recording last year.
In the call, Jesse Benton, Paul's 2010 campaign manager who's know running McConnell's campaign, told a conservative activist that he's begrudgingly working on the GOP leader's campaign only to bolster the presidential prospects of his former boss.
"Between you an me, I'm sorta holding my nose for two years 'cause what we're doing here is gonna be a big benefit to Rand in '16," Benton said in the call.


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The Jurgen Klinsmann era with the United States men's national soccer team has begun, and his first lineup looks odd and is scaring people. Of course, it's just a friendly and one without a full strength squad at that, but that won't stop people from going "What the eff?" 'Chepo' Jose Manuel de la Torre's lineup is also stupid, as Sinha has replaced Giovani dos Santos in the starting lineup. You know, because Chepo really needs to make sure he gets a good look at 35-year-old Sinha ahead of World Cup qualifying. I hate friendlies. Here are your lineups.
United States lineup: Howard; Cherundolo, Orozco Fiscal, Bocanegra, Castillo; Jones, Beckerman; Donovan, Bradley, Torres; Buddle
Subs: Hamid, Loyd, Pearce, Clark, Rogers, Shea, Agudelo
Mexico lineup: Ochoa; Juárez, Márquez, Moreno, Salcido; Torrado; Castro, Guardado, Sinha, Barrera; Peralta
Subs: Dos Santos, Rodríguez, Arellano, Aquino, Talavera, Zavala, Torres Nilo, Bermúdez, Águilar
This lineup for the USA appears to feature Michael Bradley as a central attacking midfielder and Jose Fransisco Torres as a winger. God help us all.
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FAIRFAX, Va. - Led by sophomores Victoria Oslund and Amanda Barber, the Towson women's swimming and diving team remained undefeated by earning victories over George Mason and Boston College Saturday. The Tigers (9-0, 5-0 CAA) defeated the Patriots 222-78 and Boston College by a score of 246-54.
"Overall, the women battled it out," Towson head coach Pat Mead said. "Overall, we did a really good job of racing."
Oslund won the 100-yard butterfly in 56.92 seconds and the 200-yard individual medley in 2:10.80, while Barber took first in the 50-yard freestyle (23.88) and the 100-yard freestyle (52.73).
Sophomore diver Lyndsey Dickson was impressive, winning both the one- and three-meter dives. She scored 273.85 points in the one-meter dive and 268.90 in the three-meter dive. Freshman Natalee Szopo was also a standout, as she qualified for NCAA Zones in the Tigers win.
Cassie Sorna and Kendall Towe also stood out as Sorna won the 500-yard freestyle in 4:56.78, while Towe took first in the 200-yard butterfly in 2:03.57.


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By now you've heard that former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher died yesterday at the age of 87. Or, if you get your news from Twitter, you may have heard that Cher died. That's because after Thatcher's death, someone started the confusing hashtag #nowthatchersdead.
After it was announced that Chaz Bono would appear on the upcoming season of 'Dancing With the Stars' as the show's first transgendered contestant, some people took to message boards to spew a lot of negativity about it.
The ultra-conservative Media Research Center even claimed casting Bono was "part of Hollywood's insistence on tearing down traditional families."
Regardless, Chaz has gotten a lot of love from plenty of other sources, including his very famous mother, Cher.
Cher's musical career has been fairly low profile since she scored a massive late '90s hit with 'Believe,' but her influence continues to be felt in the larger-than-life style of many younger artists — including Lady Gaga, who's planning to acknowledge that debt with a duet that just might melt the dance floor.


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Sundays, August 26, 2012 - December 27, 2015
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
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Please join us for our coffee social immediately following Liturgy.
In the beginning, after the resurrection of Christ, there was one church. St. Peter was the first Bishop of Antioch. As it spread, the Church took on the ways of the nations, which accepted It. In this country, most Christian churches are Western because their roots are in Western Europe, and their ways reflect the culture of the German, Irish or Italian immigrants who founded them.
Some American Churches, including ours, were started by people from Eastern Europe or the Middle East. They still keep the ways of the Holy Land (Jerusalem, where Christ founded His Church; Antioch, where the name Christian was first used; Damascus, where Saint Paul was converted) and their daughter Churches in Eastern Europe. Because our ways reflect this Eastern culture, we are called Eastern Churches.
At the time of the early Church, there were several rich cultures in the Middle East and each of them has given rise to a different church tradition. The traditions of this church reflect the Greek or Byzantine culture, and so we are called Greek Catholics or Byzantine Catholics (from Byzantium, the ancient name for Constantinople.) Greek Catholics in the Middle East were also nicknamed Melkite.
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- A belief in our call to become "partakers of Divine Nature" (2 Peter 1:4)
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I think we are starting to get a taste of what the Colts will look like going into the draft, so I thought I would take my shot at mocking their selections in next month's draft. This is a bit of a combination between what I think they will do and my own preferences of what I think they should do. So... here it is...
(includes two 7th round compensatory picks)
Rd 1. Maurkice Pouncey C/OG Florida 6'5" 304 lbs.
The FA signings this offseason don't change anything in my opinion. Most of them are training camp fodder. Assuming that all the top flight tackle prospects are gone, Pauncey seems to be the consolation prize. Should be a solid heady player at guard who can eventually replace Saturday when he retires.
Rd2. Amari Spievey CB Iowa 5'11" 195 lbs.
The Colts are desperately thin at CB after the departure of Jackson and Jennings. Lacey was a nice surprise last year, but I'm not sure he is a long term solution at nickle. Spievey has really been flying up boards, so much so that he may not be there at #63. He is very good in zone coverage and a strong tackler; two assets that the Colts covet in a CB.
Rd3. Jason Fox OT Miami 6'7" 303 lbs.
Clearly we need help at OT. Fox projects as one of the few LT prospects available this late in the draft. This move would allow us to move CJ inside which seems to be an inevitability at some point. I really like Fox and think he would be a steal this late, but I sort of doubt the Colts actually go after him. Ed Wang from VaTech might end up being a more likely pick, but he doesn't posess nearly the upside that Fox does in my opinion.
Rd4. C.J Wilson DE East Carolina 6'3" 290 lbs.
We are quite thin behind Freeney and Mathis at this point and could use a DE to fill Brock's role. I've gone back and forth between a pass rush end or a bigger run stopper. At 290 lbs Wilson is clearly the latter. Not much of an edge rusher but strong as an ox (32 reps at the combine!) He's got just enough of a pass rush to play spot duty but will really help load up the line on running plays.
Rd5. Barry Church S Toledo 6'2" 222 lbs.
Is anyone confident that Bob Sanders will be back healthy next year? *crickets* I thought not. We could use some much needed depth at safety. Barry Church strikes me as a slightly richer man's version of Melvin Bullitt. Not real fast and not spectacular in coverage, but very good read & react plus great in run support. Should push Bullitt for playing time or at least provide solid depth.
Rd 7. Brett Swenson K Michigan St. 5'8" 178 lbs.
I'm not sure how much longer Vinatieri's leg will hold out. He has really declined the last couple of years due to injury and age. With Stover retired and Andrus signed elsewhere, it's time to bring in another option. Swenson is probably the 3rd best kicker in the draft. Doesn't have a huge leg and tends to hit line drive kicks. However, he has solid accuracy from inside the 40 and is probably the best option this late in the draft.
Rd7. Michael Hoomanuwanui TE Illinois 6'4" 264 lbs.
Colts haven't had a good blocking TE since Ben Utecht left for Cincy. If Hoom.... is still available in the 7th I will consider it a gift. He would fit this role perfectly. Not much of a threat in the passing game but strong and a solid blocker. Plus how fun would it be to cheer for a guy named Hoomanuwanui!
Rd7. Stevenson Sylvester LB Utah 6'2" 231 lbs.
I have a suspicion that we will resign Tyjuan Hagler before the offseason is through, but even so we could stand a little more depth at the LB position. Sylvester has been a solid playmaker for a very good team. If nothing else he should give a boost to the special teams defense


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The destruction of Seoul's various hanok neighborhoods has been a growing issue with people looking to preserve the city's cultural heritage:
Stroll through the tangle of alleyways in the Ikseon-dong neighborhood of the Jongno District and you're transported to another world, one where quaint wood-frame homes with ornate roofs line the streets alongside boutiques selling colorful clothing from a bygone era.
Ikseon-dong is one of only a handful of neighborhoods in Seoul where traditional homes, called hanok, still dominate the landscape, harkening back to Korea's not-so-distant past. The country's rapid march toward industrialization in the second half of the 20th century often trampled cultural preservation efforts.
With Korea now firmly entrenched in the developed world, however, some city officials are trying to shelter areas like Ikseon-dong from the continuing push toward modernization, setting aside large chunks of money to help hanok owners renovate and upgrade their homes.
It's a noble goal, as the homes represent a unique cultural asset for the city and provide a window into its history. But these efforts are being met with resistance from a surprising segment of the population: the homeowners themselves. [Joong Ang Ilbo]
I can understand the point of view of the people who live in these hanoks:
Some owners say they'd rather have the government tear down their homes and build modern apartments on the land, provided they get space in the new residences. Hanok, they claim, are relatively uncomfortable in this day and age, as they have poor heating in winter, antiquated bathroom facilities and other drawbacks. These families, many of which have lived in the homes for decades, would rather reside in a modern apartment than a historical house.
"They are part of the Jongno District's past and tradition, and I understand why people want to keep them, but modern buildings are long overdue in this area," 64-year-old Kim Young-il, who has lived in a hanok in Ikseon-dong for close to 50 years, said on a recent night while having drinks with his friends. "People who don't live in hanok do not realize how inconvenient they are. If you had a choice of choosing between a warm and modern apartment unit over an outdated hanok house, what would you do?"
These hanoks Ikseon-dong are not like the more modern hanoks that can be found in Bucheon for example. These residents simply don't want to live in ghetto conditions simply because people want to preserve their houses as museum pieces. The simple answer is for those promoting the preservation of the hanoks to provide funding for the residents to renovate their homes. If these residents are provided with equivalent living conditions that they would have in an apartment I'm sure they would agree to continue to live in their homes.
However, the developers who stand to make a lot of money from this development will probably have the final say on this.


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Furloughed federal employees in Alaska have 900 more reasons to give thanks for the Great Land. By luck of timing, the government shutdown came just as the Alaska Permanent Fund dividends – worth exactly $900 this year – are disbursed. Direct deposits and physical checks will be issued starting Oct. 3.
Known to all Alaskans as PFDs, the annual payout represents every Alaskan's portion of the oil riches found beneath the North Slope. The idea of the late Gov. Jay Hammond and cronies circa 1980, the universal, socialist-style payments to everyone living in the state have been embraced by every governor since, including self-proclaimed "common-sense conservative" Sarah Palin.
Annual disbursements from the earnings of the oil-weath-funded "permanent fund," the checks have varied over the years from a low of $331.29 in 1984 to a maximum of $2,069 when Palin was governor in 2008. She also convinced the Alaska Legislature to that year add in another $1,200 per Alaska as an energy rebate.
Since 2008, payouts have been only a fraction of that $3,269 bonanza. They have varied from $1,305 to $878 over the last several years. The only real hurdle to collecting a PFD is surviving a winter.
The hardest and only qualification for the dividend is that you live a full year on the ground in the north. Alaska charities now actively recruit for donations of the free money, and while charitable giving has been on the upswing in recent years, about 95 percent of Alaskans still take the cash.
For those at the top of the federal pay scale in Alaska -- the scale's average salary is $73,368 -- the $900 dividend this year might not mean much, but to those closer to the bottom it could ease the family cash flow if the government shut down drags on.
"It does (help)," said Graham Predeger, an avalanche ranger for the U.S. Forest Service in Girdwood. "This is going to be the first one I've gotten in several years."
Predeger grew up in Anchorage, went to school Outside, lost his Alaskan status when he went to work for the Forest Service in Colorado, and eventually managed to maneuver his way back to the North.
Now married, he is starting a third-generation of Predegers in the 49th state. He has a daughter almost a year old. With family responsibilities, it's always nice to have extra cash, but Predeger -- like many federal employees in the state -- didn't seem overly worried about the infighting in Washington, D.C.
At least not yet.
"We're going back," he said. "It's only a matter of time."
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Why Does Lubricant Choice Matter When Trying to Conceive?
A recent study published last week in the official journal of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine, showed that Pre~Seed was the only vaginal dryness product tested that didn't harm sperm motility as compared to Astroglide, Femglide (similar to Slippery Stuff), & Replens; or damage sperm DNA (genetic material) as compared to Femglide or KY. This data backs up over 10 other publications showing that standard lubricants and saliva, harm sperm, and should be avoided while TTC.
The reason for this comes down to pH and ion concentration or "osmolarity". In general, the following ingredients are associated with the hyperosmotic conditions (high ion concentrations) that are damaging to sperm including: glycerol, glycerin, propylene glycol, mineral oil. In addition, glycerol itself has been shown to directly damage sperm. These ingredients should be avoided when you are trying to conceive. The hyperosmotic products not only disturb motility or swimming of the sperm, but they also cause changes in the sperm that make it hard for them to bind to the egg, even if they can still swim. Some lubricant products are actually hypo-osmotic (or have too low of an ion concentration for sperm), including Femglide & Slippery Stuff products. In some studies, low ion concentrations are actually worse for sperm than the high ion products.
Most lubricants also have pH levels that are so low they kill sperm fairly quickly. For these reasons, published medical studies have recommended in the past that NO lubricants be used while TTC. I guess it makes sense – these products were developed to decrease friction during intercourse, without any thought about sperm comfort or survival. J In contrast, as a Sperm Physiologist, I spent 10 years developing and testing the formula for Pre~Seed, specifically with sperm function in mind. Pre~Seed has the same ion concentration & pH as your body fluids, so sperm are not shocked when they encounter it. Studies done at Washington State University showed that even 50% concentrations (so half Pre~Seed) didn't interfere with in vitro fertilization and embryo development using an animal model.
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10 U.S. Code § 2881a - Pilot projects for acquisition or construction of military unaccompanied housing
(a) Pilot Projects Authorized.— The Secretary of the Navy may carry out not more than three pilot projects under the authority of this section or another provision of this subchapter to use the private sector for the acquisition or construction of military unaccompanied housing in the United States, including any territory or possession of the United States.
(b) Treatment of Housing; Assignment of Members.— The Secretary of the Navy may assign members of the armed forces without dependents to housing units acquired or constructed under the pilot projects, and such housing units shall be considered as quarters of the United States or a housing facility under the jurisdiction of the Secretary for purposes of section 403 of title 37.
(c) Basic Allowance for Housing.—
(1) The Secretary of Defense may prescribe and, under section 403 (n) of title 37, pay for members of the armed forces without dependents in privatized housing acquired or constructed under the pilot projects higher rates of partial basic allowance for housing than the rates authorized under paragraph (2) of such section.
(2) The partial basic allowance for housing paid for a member at a higher rate under this subsection may be paid directly to the private sector source of the housing to whom the member is obligated to pay rent or other charge for residing in such housing if the private sector source credits the amount so paid against the amount owed by the member for the rent or other charge.
(d) Funding.—
(1) The Secretary of the Navy shall use the Department of Defense Military Unaccompanied Housing Improvement Fund to carry out activities under the pilot projects.
(2) Subject to 30 days prior notification to the appropriate committees of Congress, such additional amounts as the Secretary of Defense considers necessary may be transferred to the Department of Defense Military Unaccompanied Housing Improvement Fund from amounts appropriated for construction of military unaccompanied housing in military construction accounts. The amounts so transferred shall be merged with and be available for the same purposes and for the same period of time as amounts appropriated directly to the Fund.
(e) Reports.—
(1) The Secretary of the Navy shall transmit to the appropriate committees of Congress a report describing—
(A) each contract for the acquisition of military unaccompanied housing that the Secretary proposes to solicit under the pilot projects;
(B) each conveyance or lease proposed under section 2878 of this title in furtherance of the pilot projects; and
(2) The report shall describe the proposed contract, conveyance, or lease and the intended method of participation of the United States in the contract, conveyance, or lease and provide a justification of such method of participation. The report shall be submitted not later than 30 days before the date on which the Secretary issues the contract solicitation or offers the conveyance or lease or, if earlier, a period of 20 days has elapsed from the date on which a copy of the report is provided in an electronic medium pursuant to section 480 of this title.
Source(Added Pub. L. 107–314, div. B, title XXVIII, § 2803(a)(1),Dec. 2, 2002, 116 Stat. 2703; amended Pub. L. 109–163, div. A, title X, § 1056(c)(10),Jan. 6, 2006, 119 Stat. 3440; Pub. L. 109–364, div. B, title XXVIII, § 2812,Oct. 17, 2006, 120 Stat. 2473; Pub. L. 111–383, div. B, title XXVIII, § 2803(f),Jan. 7, 2011, 124 Stat. 4459.)
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For the eighth time this season Ryan Newman put his Alltel Dodge on the pole. However, Ryan crashed on his second qualifying lap and was forced to start in the back in a backup car. He still gets credited with winning the pole, but must give up the track position since he didn't start the race in the same car that he qualified.
Jeff Gordon qualified on the outside of row one. Matt Kenseth and Joe Nemechek made up row two while Jeremy Mayfield rounded out the top five.
Drop The Green Flag
After inheriting the pole because of Newman's trouble Matt Kenseth lead the early laps with Jeff Gordon and Greg Biffle taking turns chasing him in second.
After the first caution Greg Biffle passed Kenseth for the lead and maintained the front spot for twelve laps. Biffle had to make an unscheduled pit stop under the green flag because he had a loose wheel. This dropped him from first all the way back to 43rd. Matt Kenseth retook the lead and held on for the rest of the early going.
The Dickies 500 started during the day and finished up under the lights at Texas Motor Speedway. As the sun set and the track cooled it really changed the handling of the race cars. Matt Kenseth lead nearly the entire first half of the race, but then the sun began to set and he fell back.
It was nice to have someone different to talk about today. Both Casey Mears and Brian Vickers had strong runs going and took turns at the front of the pack. Combined these two drivers have zero wins in 181 career starts and it is nice to see some lesser names have strong runs.
Chasing The Checkers
On the final restart with eleven laps to go Mark Martin stayed out on old tires are restarted from the lead. Carl Edwards was the leader before the caution but he pitted for fresh rubber and restarted in sixth.
Mark got clear on the restart and tried to get away while Carl Edwards worked his way through traffic. Matt Kenseth was in second, also on old rubber.
With two to go Carl Edwards got a run on Martin and used his fresh rubber to pass him as they charged up the back stretch. Carl was able to hold on to score the win over teammates Mark Martin and Matt Kenseth.
Top Ten
- Carl Edwards
- Mark Martin
- Matt Kenseth
- Casey Mears
- Jimmie Johnson
- Tony Stewart
- Denny Hamlin
- Dale Earnhardt Jr.
- Elliott Sadler
- Kurt Busch
The Points
Tony Stewart basically maintained his slim lead over Jimmie Johnson as Johnson only gained five points on him today. Carl Edwards' second win in a row has vaulted him up to third in the points.
With only two races remaining Tony Stewart and Jimmie Johnson will take this battle to the wire. Carl Edwards, Greg Biffle and Mark Martin can only watch from a distance and hope for a miracle.
The Chase points are now:
- Tony Stewart -0
- Jimmie Johnson -38
- Carl Edwards -77
- Greg Biffle -122
- Mark Martin -123
- Matt Kenseth -135
- Ryan Newman -174
- Kurt Busch -281
- Rusty Wallace -315
- Jeremy Mayfield -407
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The NEXTEL Cup teams have to make one more long haul out west as they head out to Phoenix International Raceway for the next to last race of the season.
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Hawks Promote Bergevin to Assistant GM
"Marc Bergevin takes over as assistant general manager, replacing Kevin Cheveldayoff, who recently took over as general manager of the Winnipeg franchise. Bergevin is a former Hawks player, assistant coach and most recently was the director of player personnel." Hadn't seen this on the blog yet, so I thought I'd post it. My bad if it just missed it around here.


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Greg KH Self-Professed Email Junkie
Novell kernel developer Greg Kroah-Hartman has released statistics on his personal email activity.
Kroah-Hartman writes in his blog, "A few years ago, when one of my kids was asked what their dad did for work, they replied, 'Sit in the basement and write email.' It's not that far from the truth."
He analyzed his server log data to find out how many emails he wrote in 2008 and came up with 19,057, an average of 52 per day. Not that unusual these days, but the frequency is. The busiest day had 600 emails, which meant one per minute in a normal 10-hour day, although it's clear that Kroah-Hartman regularly puts in longer days.
He mentions in his blog that he sends out a lot of patch mail to the kernel list and replies to find out where patch originators work. The spike of email activity is at 10 in the morning and again around 4 in the afternoon. His statistics show peak activity over the year in June and August.
Kroah-Hartman says, "it's no wonder that Google thinks my email address is a spam-bot and refuses to let me sign up for any Google groups with it."
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October 6, 2006
Valdosta - Although Halloween is still a few weeks away, if you're got an itch for the eerie, Phobia at Wild Adventures is the place to be. "We renamed it and made it scarier than ever, asking people to come out and face their fears. Actually we are daring people to come face their fears," says Sara Sumner, Public Relations Coordinator for the Park.
Wild Adventures is scaring up Halloween park goers with spooky shows, child friendly frights, parades, scary attractions and horrifying haunted houses. "It was very shocking!," The Henry Family exclaims! " Lots of suspense. I almost lost my breath. I almost stopped breathing. I'm out of breath! I'm out of breath and broke a sweat. Someone almost stabbed me!"
After a night of scares, this family will keep coming back for more and recommend it to anyone looking for a frightfully fun time this Halloween season. "I definitely would. I definitely would. If you want to burn some calories, break out into a sweat, yes...go in!" They add.
With Phobia express, you can face you fears, without facing long lines. "We have a ticket you can purchase to get yourself to the front of the line at the haunted attractions," Sumner says.
The tricks and treats at Wild Adventures will be going on Thursday through Sunday nights until October 31st. All the haunted attractions are included in the price of park admission.
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Weidman, Machida at UFC 175 open workouts
UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman, from Baldwin, and challenger Lyoto Machida talk about their fight on Saturday during UFC 175 open workouts at the Fashion Mall on the Las Vegas Strip on July 2, 2014. (Credit: Mario Gonzalez)
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Earlier this week Asus has announced a innovative Tablet design to enhance the power of mobile computing in a Tablet form factor. At the Computex 2011, Asus chairman Jonney Shih unveiled the Padfone, a completely re-invented Tablet powered by a Smart phone.
Little hard to believe and imagine, the Padfone is a combination of a Tablet and Smart phone which allows users to choose the best screen size that fit their needs. The major components like the processor, memory and storage is available inside the smart phone, while the Tablet is just a gadget which includes a larger display, battery and a provision to host the Smart phone. User can make use of the Smart phone for making calls and browse on the go. However, just in case if the battery goes down and if the user wants to read an e-book, watch a movie, access the Internet or play a game, then the user may have to insert the smart phone into the rear side of the Tablet gadget and start working in a larger screen size.
Padfone is a new innovative idea which suits best for Tablet and Smart phone lovers, who are a little worried about buying multiple devices. Moreover, the user is backed up with dual battery packages, but share a single 3G connection without interrupting call and data services.
As of now Asus has demonstrated only a glimpse of the touch and feel of Padfone. So users may have to stay cool until the company prepares itself to mention the specification, price and release of the device in the UK market.
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GLENVILLE, N.Y. – Just hours after a Glenville dispatcher helped an expectant father deliver his daughter on the side of the road, another dispatcher helped deliver a second baby.
Glenville Police Dispatcher JoAnne McPhail received the 911 call at 3:25 a.m. from Luis Cruz. He stated that his 27 year old wife, Megan, was about to deliver their baby.
McPhail was able to talk Cruz through the delivery. Baby girl Abigail was born at 3:29 a.m. Abigail and Megan were transported to the hospital and are reported to be in great condition.
The Cruz family was caught by surprise -- Abigail wasn't due until January 24.
She said she woke her husband at 3 a.m. to let him know it was time to get to the hospital -- but there was just one problem.
"I realized that we did not have time. I ran back to my bedroom, on my bed, that she's coming now. And he didn't believe me at first," she said.
Megan's husband dialed 911.
"I tried calling about four times. I just kept hitting 9 and send because I was so nervous," he said.
He finally was able to dial 911 and get a Glenville dispatcher on the line. The 29-year-old says he stayed calm through the whole delivery process thanks to a trained dispatcher giving him step-by-step directions.
"I delivered the baby- by the time I dried her up and put her on to mom EMS was there to take over so I couldn't step back and take a breather."
This was the same 911 dispatch center that helped another father deliver his baby on the side of the road less than 24 hours before in Glenville.
On Friday afternoon, Public Safety Dispatcher Laurie Fredricks received a 911 call from Justin Rapp who said his wife was about to deliver their baby in their car as they were in the roundabout on Glenridge Road.
Five minutes into the call, and with both Fredricks help and assistance from a Glenville Police Lieutenant, Rapp's daughter Jadley was born.
Both The families said they are grateful for the dispatchers and first responders that helped them.
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This week we're incredibly excited to finally reveal our plans for our Season Pass holders. For months everyone has heard that we'll be taking care of our Season Pass subscribers, but we haven't been able to go into detail. Enough of that! Soon is now here and it's time to finally divulge our plans!
We're very pleased to announce that we will be extending the Season Pass offer to a total of 2 years from August 16th 2011. This means everyone who purchased a Season Pass when the offer was available, will receive ALL the Civilization and Booster releases for Age of Empires Online through August 15th 2013 at no additional cost. This is our way of showing our appreciation to those users who went out on a limb when we launched and purchased the Season Pass.
Last week, we also mentioned we'd be announcing several changes that will be up and coming. Besides the extension of the Season Pass offer, we're also going to be changing our pricing structure. This is just the first of many changes and additions that will be coming in the future.
Effective Friday February 17th, on the Xbox.com Marketplace and the Empire Bazaar, Civilizations are priced at $9.99, Bundles are $9.99, Boosters are $4.99, and Vanity packs remain at $4.99. The prices will be similarly adjusted for other regions. These are not sale prices, these are the new prices going forward for current and future Civs and boosters. While we don't have any details on future bundles to announce in this week's update, one of our long-term goals is to accompany future content updates with fresh, attractive bundle packages.
We're also glad to confirm that the LIVE team has issued a fix for the disconnect error that was related to the message that pops up when friends sign into LIVE. Users should no longer see disconnects from the LIVE service related to the friend notification. And if you've turned these notifications off, feel free to turn them back on again!
You've seen us mention many times over the last 6 months that we've learned many lessons with Age of Empires Online and Free to Play. We're eager to start applying some of what we've learned and continue to improve on everyone's experience. We're also very excited to be able to offer the extension of the Season Pass as well as this price drop. Again, thank you to everyone who's stuck with us and offered up suggestions. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with what the future holds.


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Nov. 7, 1997
SALT LAKE CITY -- Sara Shakula posted a match-high 14 kills and hit .737 as Utah swept past Air Force in Western Athletic Conference volleyball on Friday night at Crimson Court.
Utah won by scores of 15-7, 15-6, 15-5. The Utes improve to 19-7 overall, 8-4 in the WAC. Air Force falls to 5-23 and 0-10 in the league.
Kalani Tonga had 12 kills and hit .611 for the Utes. Brenda Barton-Whicker posted eight kills and seven digs. Jen Snow and Stacie Greenwalt also each had eight kills. Jamie Young returned to the line-up after an extended absence due to a back injury with seven digs. Graciela Torres had 34 assists.
The Utes outhit the Falcons .400 to .165 and had nine blocks to AFA's four.
"I though that we played well on our side of the net," said Ute head coach Beth Launiere. "Sara Shakula played a great match and didn't make any errors. Kalani Tonga also had a good night. We got her a lot of sets and she had the chance to work on her slide, which we wanted."
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As of this morning the fire was at 600 acres with 0% of it contained. Five houses were forced to evacuate and 207 more structures have been threatened. Firefighters are using heavy tankers and bulldozers to block the fire's progress.
A representative from the Forest Service say the "air and the ground are busy, but we don't have a lot of firefighters on the ground cutting line. Most of that's being done with equipment right now to protect structures near the bottom of the fire."
The fire has caused some road closures in the area. No traffic is allowed southbound on Highway 212 after mile marker 65.2, also known as "Point of the Rocks," and that's the case for local traffic too. The closure extends to Wyoming-296, also known as the Chief Joseph Highway. The cause of the fire is unknown at this time.
Meanwhile the U.S. Forest Service says they're running out of money to fight wildfires. This, at the peak of the season! Now the nation's top wildfire-fighting agency is diverting $600 million from timber, recreation and other areas to fill the gap. A spokesman for the Forest Service said in an email today, they're down to $50 million typically just enough for a couple of days of fighting wildfires after spending $967 million so far this year. Wildfire spending by other federal agencies takes the total to $1.2 billion.
There are 51 large and uncontained fires burning across the nation, making it tough to meet demands for fire crews and equipment.


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If you recognize this new limited edition Oris watch as familiar, that is because it is. The new Air Racing Edition III watch is based on the very popular Oris BC3 watch collection - a handsome tool-style watch with a high level of refinement and under-the-radar-personality. It is an easy favorite of ours when we want something legit, but not complicated to look at or think about when reading the time. The BC3 has been the base of a few other models, and is now the foundation of Oris's newest limited edition Air Racing watch. The Air Racing Edition III timepiece celebrates Oris' sponsorship of the Swiss team that will compete at the 2013 Reno Air Races very soon.
aBlogtoWatch took you to Reno last year with Breitling. What is special about The Reno Air show is that isn't just a show, but has actual racing. So while Breitling is an official sponsor of the event, Oris is the sponsor of one of the racing teams (the Swiss one). Breitling also happens to sponsor a racing team. The Swiss air racing team's pilot will be Mr. Don Vito Wypraechtiger. I look forward to hearing the announcer happen upon Don's last name.... though on the plus side his name does have "tiger" in it. That's pretty cool.
As a limited edition, the Air Racing III is very simple - which is a good thing. The most noticeable special feature is the red and white minute hand, which is meant to look like something from an aviation speed indicator. The dial also reads "Air Racing" which is interesting. On the rear of the watch is a more standard set of engravings for a limited edition watch. One issue I have with the design of the rear of the watch is that it does not properly indicate why the watch was made and when.
Companies that produce limited edition watches often think about "right now" and often don't consider what someone years in the future might think if they discovered said limited edition watches. We do know it is a Swiss watch, and that Oris calls it the "Air Racing Edition III," but what about the fact that it was made in honor of Oris' participation with the Swiss flying team at Reno in 2013. Isn't that important or are we missing something? We give strong advice to brands to carefully design the labeling on limited edition watches to secure potential future collector's value by helping people to understand why watches were made and when.
The Oris Air Racing's BC3 style case is 42mm wide in steel, but in this case coated in black DLC. The dial and hands have a lot of SuperLumiNova. This even includes the numerals for the day and date indicators - which is rare. The case is further water resistant to 100 meters and has an AR coated sapphire crystal. We know these watches are durable and mean business when it comes to utility and comfort. Attached to the case is a black textile strap.
Inside the Oris Air Racing Edition III watch (ref. 735 7641 4794) is a base Sellita SW220 automatic movement which offers the time, day, and date. Oris will produce 1000 pieces of this watch at the not-too-bad price of 1,500 Swiss Francs. oris.ch


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|8 hours 22 min ago
things in LA sure have turned ugly quicly. Too soon to ask what recruits this might help us with?
|13 hours 23 min ago
|You kill me BISB
easily the funniest bits on Mgoblog.
|2 days 4 hours ago
|And then...depression set in
|2 days 12 hours ago
|I couldn't agree more
I may be more concerned with who we beat this year than the total number of wins and losses. Losing to Sparty and Ohio again in the same season is almost unbearable.
While 9-3 technically constitutes progress, it will be a little hollow if we lose to our three biggest rivals.
|3 days 9 hours ago
|I have no problem with Hoke fostering competition
what was stupid were the people who actually wanted Shane to win it.
|3 days 10 hours ago
|Not to discount what the walk one have done, but
It is a bit concerning that we continue to have 4 and 5 star guys on the lines that can't beat out walk ons. Maybe it's more due to injuries to Pipkins and Kali's than to suckitude.
|6 days 7 hours ago
|If MAAR can get to the rack against legit competitor
That will be a huge lift to this team going forward. We are pretty thin at that department behind Caris and Derrick.
|6 days 23 hours ago
|Is it?
There wasn't much that much difference between 2009 and 2013.
|1 week 1 day ago
|Well we have seen how little practice hype
can matter with the football team in recent years. I also recall McLimans getting a lot of love after his redshirt year and then never seeing it materialize. I think Donnal will contribute a lot more than Blake, but I was taking the Donnal hype with a grain of salt.
|1 week 1 day ago
|Im surprised that Carols Spicyweiner
dreads meat.
|1 week 1 day ago
|Doyle the best development IMO
while Donnal maybe the most disappointing so I guess it is a push at the 5 spot. Everyone else seems to be playing as well as reasonably expected but the competiton seems pretty crappy. Hopefully they get some stiffer tests the rest of the trip.
|1 week 2 days ago
|Khalid Hill
with Butt out I thought he might get an increased role.
|1 week 2 days ago
|All the shoe companies suck
marketers marketing for the sake of marketing.
|1 week 2 days ago
|This is the first time I've been remotely happy
to have them in the B1G. Meanwhile, Rutgers is still Rutgers.
|1 week 2 days ago
|1 week 2 days ago
|We have a group driving in
a rented party bus. The ND parking info I have seen says there is an RV lot and a "bus lot", but I'm not sure if the Party Bus will be considered more like an RV or a full size bus.
Anyone have any thoughts/ expereince there?
|1 week 4 days ago
|You obviously haven't read all of my posts
on either forum. This is the second time you've made this observation. Maybe you should just start ignoring what I say altogether since you obviously ignore the positie things I say.
|1 week 4 days ago
|Why the fuck
Are we going to see a lot of 2 TE sets when our healthy TE's have like one college football catch between them? I know the OL needs some help to run the ball, but we had no success running when we went jumbo last year so why would this year be any different
This sounds a lot more like a Hoke call than a Nussmeier call, and if that is the case we are even more screwed on offense than I originally thought.
|1 week 4 days ago
|Says the guy
Bashing a Michigan coach on a forum where he has -24885 points
|1 week 4 days ago
|We are in deep shit
If Cole is our best lineman.
|1 week 5 days ago
|Too bad we do/will have
A terrible O line.
|1 week 5 days ago
|Not a lot of reasons to think the OL won't be a disaster
Again this year. We just replaced a top 10 pick at LT with a true freshman. We continue to shift player between positions. Nussmeier is our only hope at this point.
|1 week 6 days ago
|Well after hearing that statement
I think there is still room for ND to conclude their investigation and reinstate the players just in time for the Michigan game.
|1 week 6 days ago
|Cheating happens in all walks of life
regardless of education background or ability. Maybe the kid was smart but lazy. Who knows, but
|1 week 6 days ago
|So I see that
at least 2 posters have their heads in the sand. Cheating happens at every institution by athletes and non-athletes alike. No school or team can stop it 100% of the time from ocurring. What matters is what each school does to prevent it in the first place and what they do once it is discovered to have ocurred. I would hope and expect that Michigan would handle such an incident appropriately.
|1 week 6 days ago
|Here is what one Domer poster had to say about the whole thing
"What I don't know/understand is how this crap broke when it did and how it did and why we can't just insulate/protect our football players like other schools. We are literally the only school in the history of CFB that goes after their own players for academic misconduct if they'd be otherwise eligible.
I'm just hoping against hope that there is some miscommunication here and it isn't as bad as it seems. If it is, this season is done and I bet Kelly is taking the first ticket out of town.[/
Just post the names
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Wow. Just wow. No concern that players might be cheating or trading for sexual favors, only that they couldn't keep it quiet.
|1 week 6 days ago
|Agreed, but if you think that acadmic fraud doesn't
happen at every school, including Michigan, you are mistaken. Of course, its the same with players getting $ from boosters. No program can claim to be 100% clean. What separates the good programs from the bad, is the culture they establish, including what they do to those found to guilty of violating the rules.
|2 weeks 7 hours ago
|I doubt it would
Dozier is more of a combo guy and both guys could easily play in the same offense.
|2 weeks 7 hours ago
|The Scout Midwest looks about as you expect
with Michigan, OSU and ND each getting their fair share of the top 25 guys and MSU slightly behind. I'd say that is a win for Michigan given recent on-field results and their small class size.
|2 weeks 8 hours ago
|It does?
We still face the prospect of a true freshman Left Tackle. I'm not sure that constitutes progress.
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Cold weather is hitting the country, and Montana is no exception.
Many know strong winds are normal in Livingston, but still Thursday night's high winds caused all kinds of trouble for ranchers and travelers.
"Once you've lived here for so long it just comes naturally," said Sarah Boyer. "You just deal with it. It's part of your life."
Sarah Boyer has lived in Livingston all her life and she's used to dealing with the high winds.
But that doesn't mean they don't affect her.
"Today it was really storming and windy and I was trying to clean stalls, the horses, and they just want in the barn so they are out of the wind, but I need two stalls. You just don't get a break," Boyer said.
She said she had to clean the horse stalls so they could be inside at night where it is warmer, and safer.
"When the wind blows really bad I always get a little worried that something's going to fly off the roof, or a roof, and hit them. I mean there are always pieces of roofs everywhere," Boyer said.
The winds also make it tough for Boyer to get to Bozeman, especially when Montana Department of Transportation shuts down Interstate 90 in Livingston because of high winds.
"It's just hard with all the semis coming through town and you're trying to go across town to pick up anybody from school, it takes an extra 20 minutes to get there," said Boyer.
MDT spokeswoman Lori Ryan said when wind speeds reach 65 mph in Livingston, they shut down I-90 at exit 330 and people have to take the business loop to get back on the interstate at exit 337.
She said they let people know about the detour using electronic messaging signs in the Livingston area.
"We also coordinate with the Billings District at Big Timber for notification via a variable messaging sign at Big Timber," said Ryan.
Ryan said only semis and towing units had to detour from 7 p.m. Thursday to 6 a.m. Friday.
The National Weather Service said wind gusts reached 78 mph Thursday night at the Mission Field Airport in Livingston.
They said that is normal for this time of year.
Still, it's not something the locals ever look forward to.
"You really have to adjust your lifestyle to deal with it," said Boyer.
Northwestern Energy officials said power was restored by 7 p.m. after high winds caused minor scattered outages between Livingston and Big Timber earlier Friday.


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Happy Wednesday everyone :)
I've been in London for 2 days so far, and I have to admit- I love it. I've been incredibly lucky in that the sun has been shining every day since I first arrived, which I've been told is pretty rare.
Since being in London, pretty much all I've done is work, eat and sleep- I thought I would share some of the pictures I took in Cambridge.
First up, the teeny tiny place I stayed in for the first week I was there.
The view from the front door. The bedroom/study/living room
The bathtub- it had electrical heating. I never did figure out how to get hot water anywhere else besides in the shower
My kitchen, which also had a washing/drying machine
Some of the sights I saw while walking around:
A church from the 12th century (that would be 300 years before the French discovered Canada)
I'm not sure what this building is, but I love it
A garden in Cambridge University
The view I stumbled across while downtown
That's all for now. I hope to have some time to wander around London either today or tomorrow, so I'll be checking back soon with some pictures of what I've seen. As well as some yoga that I've been up to, and the delicious, delicious food I've been enjoying!
So my question of the day is: Have you been to London? What do I need to go see?


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Bullets and numbering pose a problem in Word. They are complicated. Word tries to be very helpful and predict what you want, with sometimes very peculiar consequences.
It is easy enough to insert bulleted lists or numbered lists, but it is not so easy to control exactly how they look and behave once you are working with larger or more complex documents.
If you don't use styles...
...then your best course of action is to do the Microsoft on-line training to learn exactly how Microsoft intends you to use them. There are good PowerPoint instructions, but you must be using Internet Explorer Browser to access them.
- Click this link. Training presentation: Word 2007—Bullets, numbers, and lists
- Click the Download button, save, and print if required.
- Follow the instructions and good luck. If you are writing small documents and not sharing them with others, this system will probably work for you.
If you do use styles...
...there are two main tricks to getting this right:
- If you are working in a document that has lots of complex lists, use the built-in Multilevel List styles and re-define them to suit.
- Associate those styles with a single gallery box from the Numbering Library accessed through the Ribbon.
Display multi-level lists
- Create a new document based on Normal template.
- Click Home tab, Styles group, dialog box launcher, to display the Styles pane and see all the styles displayed.
- Click Manage Styles to display the Manage Styles dialog box.
- Click the Recommend tab.
- Scroll down the list to near the bottom where you will find styles starting with the word List. They are likely to be greyed out and have the words (Hide Until Used) next to them.
- Highlight all these items and click Show .
- Click OK.
Re-define styles to suit
Work out what numbered lists you want and how deep you want them to go. For example, I often use a three level list for normal text, a three level list inside tables and a third three level list for special formatting, which makes 9 styles in all.
- Apply the pre-defined list style to some text.
- Re-format the text to look the way you want.
- Locate the style in the Styles pane.
- Right click and click Update *style name* to match selection. The style now possesses the formatting of your selected text which will be applied to all other text formatting with that style.
Do this for all the styles you want to create. To change style names:
- Right click on style in Style pane.
- Change the name.
- Click OK.
Associate styles with numbers
- Click Home tab, Paragraph group, Multi-level list button down arrow.
- Identify and click a number format from the Numbering Library that is closest to the required numbering style.
- If you exit the dialog box, click Home tab, Paragraph group, Multi-level list button down arrow again.
- Ensuring your selected box is still highlighted, click Define New Multi-Level list. You will work in this dialog box to define how every numbered list you have will work.
Style 1
- With level 1 selected, click the More button.
- In the Link level to style box, select your first style in a sequence, for example "table list 1".
- In the Enter formatting for number, enter the numbering type you want.
- In the Start at field, enter the start number, usually 1
- In the Aligned at field, enter the identical left margin defined in the style.
- In the Text indent at field, enter the identical indent defined in the style.
- In the Add tab stop field, enter the same indent tab defined in the style.
Style 2
- Click level 2.
- In the Link level to style box, select your second style in a sequence, for example "table list 2".
- In the Enter formatting for number, enter the numbering type you want.
- In the Start at field, enter the start number, usually 1
- In the Aligned at field, enter the identical left margin defined in the style.
- In the Text indent at field, enter the identical indent defined in the style.
- In the Add tab stop field, enter the same indent tab defined in the style.
Repeat this process with all your remaining styles - try to get every list style you will use defined in this one gallery box. It doesn't matter that they are not the same list sequence, just link your styles and define your number format, number style, number alignment, indent and tabs.
Place re-start numbering button on Quick Access Toolbar
- Right click in any blank area of the Ribbon.
- Click Customize Quick Access Toolbar.
- In the Choose Commands from field, click All Commands.
- Scroll down to Restart numbering and highlight.
- Click Add.
- Click OK.
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Billie was a registered nurse for more 40 years. She enjoyed farm life, horses, and her dogs, and gardening.
Billie was preceded in death by her husband, Richard Clendenin of Alexandria, Ind.; her father and mother, Maurice and Audrey Hendricks of Elyria, Ohio; her granddaughter, Rachel Lehman; and grandson, Kurt Martin.
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I thought this was something worth reading about.September 30, 2011 at 3:12 p.m.
lol @ hicktoria!September 30, 2011 at 3:10 p.m.
it would have been news if the gator had eaten the hunter!September 30, 2011 at 2:31 p.m.
Most of these comments come from PETA lovers! The meat is really good!September 30, 2011 at 11:23 a.m.
americafirst - "And you call this hunting?"
What do you want folks to do? Go back to the stone age and fight these things with your bare hands? Listen on the ground like the Indians? Please....September 30, 2011 at 10:47 a.m.
That's sad...other people might have wanted to see this gator alive too. And you call this hunting?September 30, 2011 at 10:42 a.m.
Great Kukamunga !!September 30, 2011 at 10:38 a.m.
If you have never witnessed a large alligator in person and experienced the chills, well then........you just might dismiss this great storyline. For me, just seeing the picture was enough. There are some this large in Coleto Resevoir, also, back by the intake for AEP. Be very careful in this area.
I've hooked a 5 foot alligator years ago on a trotline. I can imagine the fight this thing put up up when first hooked. Would liked to have seen that.September 30, 2011 at 10:07 a.m.
He shot a caught alligator - where is the hunt. kinda like shooting a bird in a cage.September 30, 2011 at 9:26 a.m.
What news this is,I could live without knowing this breaking news, C'mon Victoria Advocate are you guys really that desperate for stories. I'm considering dropping my subscription to your lousy paper!September 30, 2011 at 8:42 a.m.


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So it seems a "moving the pieces into place" episode last night without many of the reveals as previous weeks. But a few things still to discuss (and poke fun at).
What we learned:
- As many had suggested on various message boards (including our own discussion) looks like the reason that Des used Locke as a human speed bump was to get him to the hospital where world-renown spinal surgeon Jack will fix him up (apparently while letting his kid have the run of the hospital for the 8 hours that the operation is going to take... maybe he'll go find a girlfriend in the morgue or something. Anything to avoid having to go back early to that shrew that gave birth to him).
- The writers met their quota of no-longer-all-that-shocking character reveals in Sideways as an un-blown-up (but still the BOMB, right fellas?) Ilana was to preside over reading Christian Shephard's will. Sideways-Jack learns Sideways-Claire is his sister. Bad acting ensues.
- Speaking of Christian, Flocke suggested to Jack that he did indeed take possession of the body immediately after it arrived on the island. Whether or not he was telling the truth can be debated further.
- The herding of the Losties continues. We've got the hospital gang (the Kwons, Locke, Jack) and the police station gang (Sawyer, Kate, Sayid). Hurley is still at-large (pun intended) eating buckets of chicken and mooning over Libby. Not sure if Claire will drop out of the picture or find her way to one of these locales.
New things to puzzle over:
- Strangely, as Jin was being wheeled in with at the same time, she seemed to recognize Locke and started shouting "It's him." Perhaps the trauma of getting shot allowed her epiphany to take place
- Does anyone really believe that Sayid shot Des at the bottom of that well? Even Flocke was giving him the "I know you're full of shit, but I don't want to get into it with you right now" look.
- Was Flocke telling the truth about taking being Christian? If so why did he stop? Why did the body disappear when Locke's body is probably still laying on the beach? The whole "you needed to find water" explanation seemed kind of thin.
- What was the point of taking Sun's voice away just for her to get it back when reunited with Jin? An intentional blind alley by the writers or something that's going to come back later?
So I imagine someone speaking to Sawyer and Flocke about their respective ill-planned assaults on Hydra Island plans might go something like this:
Sawyer: Okay, we're all gonna get on this conveniently-placed sailboat, go over, steal a sub and force someone to take us home.
Rational Observer: Um, what about all the people with guns and the fact that it takes a crew to run a sub and...
Sawyer: Can it, Logic-y! We're getting on that sub!
Flocke: Okay, they accused us of stealing and fired an unusually accurate artillery strike on us. We're all gonna get on this conveniently-placed sailboat, go over there and kick some ASS!
Rational Observer: Um, sir, what about the sonic perimeter and the fact that they're totally expecting us, and...
Flocke: Ticka-ticka-ticka-ticka...
Rational Observer: Err... never mind
Line of the night was Sawyer referring to Lapidus as "That pilot who looks like he stepped out of a Burt Reynolds movie."
Probably more of a write-up than this episode deserves, but I feel used that the great move of using the Willy Wonka music in the promo didn't move the plot further along.