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KFIX Rock News: Motley Crue's Nikki Sixx To Host Twitter Chat Tomorrow
Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx is set to host a live Twitter chat at 11am central tomorrow.
The chat is expected to focus primarily on the Crue's second Las Vegas residency that kicks off later this month.
Questions can be submitted to @motleycrue with the #MotleyinVegas.
The residency, billed as an "Evening In Hell", will see the band return to The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino for an exclusive 12-show run from September 18th through October 6th.
Last month, Motley Crue singer Vince Neil told vegas.com that fans can expect big things during the upcoming residency.
"We have to outdo ourselves every time we put something new together. This one – I don't know how we're going to top this one," Neil said.
"There's some crazy stuff going on in this thing and just a lot of fire and smoke and monsters and all kinds of cool stuff."
"I think we'll dig a little deeper in our bag of songs and do a lot of stuff that we haven't done in many, many years."
"Those are going to be fun – fun for us and fun for the audience. So, it's new songs, but it ain't really new songs. They're old songs, but they're new to a lot of people."
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The Arizona Sundogs continued their homestand with three games against the Rapid City Rush this past weekend. The Rush were able to win all three contests.
The Arizona Sundogs played their first home games of the season on Friday and Saturday, both against the Missouri Mavericks.
To start the 2013-2014 Season, the Arizona Sundogs traveled to Canada to face the Brampton Beast for three games in four days.
New coach, new league owners, new players - same fight for the Cup.
A lot has changed for the Arizona Sundogs and the CHL as a whole this offseason.
The 2012-2013 CHL's Playoffs continued and the Arizona Sundogs faced the Wichita Thunder in two games at home.
The 2012-2013 Central Hockey League's Ray Miron President's Cup Championship has begun and the seventh place Sundogs were in Wichita for the first two games against the Thunder.
In the opening round of the 2012-2013 Ray Miron President's Cup Playoffs, the Arizona Sundogs will face the Wichita Thunder.
In their final three games of the regular season, Arizona faced the Fort Worth Brahmas in Prescott Valley.
The Sundogs played their final road game this week before returning home for a weekend stand. During the week Arizona was the recipient of an avalanche of awards
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New Council Leader at Cornwall Council
Councillor Jim Currie has been elected to replace former council Leader Alec Robertson. He won a vote against Neil Burden with a majority of 49 votes to 46.
It comes just a week after Councillor Currie resigned as deputy leader. Following the vote, four councillors resigned from their cabinet posts citing they couldn't serve under Councillor Currie.


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The highlight race of the Saratoga meeting is the $1 million Shadwell Travers Stakes (G1), a 1 1/4 mile trip over the main track for 3-year-olds. A field of 11 contested the "Midsummer Derby" under sunny skies and temperatures in the low 80's, with 45,764 fans in attendance. Long Branch winner and Haskell Invitational (G1) runner-up Trappe Shot was sent off as the lukewarm 4-1 favorite in the contentious field of 11. In to challenge him included 9-2 second choice A Little Warm, winner of two straight including the Jim Dandy (G2) last out, and 6-1 third choice Fly Down, fifth in the Jim Dandy after finishing a close second in the Belmont (G1).
Miner's Reserve and First Dude dueled on the front end getting fractions of 23.42, 47.25, and 1:11.39 over the fast track, while being stalked by A Little Warm 2 lengths behind them. Miner's Reserve led at the 1/4 pole through 1 mile in 1:36.65 before giving way. Afleet Express and Fly Down, 6th and 9th early respectively, closed together on the outside, hooking up at the 1/8 pole to set up a duel to the line. Afleet Express nosed out Fly Down for the win in 2:03.28, and it was a long 6 3/4 lengths back to First Dude third. Trappe Shot failed to rally when asked and finished 9th beaten 23 lengths.
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16 All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, 17 so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.
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26% of those polled – about 1.09 billion persons; one in every four – are reported to be "deeply inflicted" with "anti-Semitic" attitudes. By Dr. Elias Akleh - Sabbah Report § Do you hate us; the Jews? This was an implied question that was asked to some 53,100 adults in 102 countries in 96 different … [Read more...]
Jewish Member of the Knesset Calls to Rebel against Zionism
Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God is one LORD: And thou shalt love the LORD thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy might. —Deuteronomy 6:4-5 By Roi Tov - Sabbah Report Zion is in free fall. Apparently shocked by the news, a cameraman recording a Likud meeting in which … [Read more...]
Racist Israeli Rabbis – The Real Ugly Face of Israel
"Arabs are blight, a devil, a disaster, donkeys, and we have to ask ourselves why God didn't create them to walk on all fours. Well, the answer is that they are needed to build and clean." By Stephen Lendman | Sabbah Report Chief rabbis are most important. They have power. They impose customs and … [Read more...]
Jewish Greatest Genocidal Criminals – Part 1
By Dr. Elias Akleh | Sabbah Report Since the beginning of human history we have witnessed so many genocidal murderers; kings, presidents, military leaders and political clergy, who called for, advocated and perpetrated genocidal crimes against whole nations. A thorough study of those criminals shows … [Read more...]
Jewish War Against Christmas
Celebrating this Christmas the majority of Christians are not aware that there is a 2013-years-old brutal Judaic war against Christmas, and against all that it represents. Christianity is a total contradiction to Judaism and to the Jewish way of life. Judaism, in its present form, is a racist, elitist, … [Read more...]
Israel's Coming "Civil War": Haredim Jews Confront the Militarized Secular Zionist State – by Prof. James Petras
Israel is heading towards a profound internal crisis: a Jew-on-Jew confrontation, which has major implications for its relations with the Palestinians, as well as its Arab neighbors. The conflict is between the highly militarized Zionist state and the Haredi religious movement over a number of issues, … [Read more...]
Are Israel's Jews, some of them, on their way to becoming Nazis?
Some and perhaps many will regard my headline question as offensive but I make no apology for asking it; and I take comfort from the fact that my decision to pose it is fully supported by one of my very dear Jewish friends – Nazi holocaust survivor Dr. Hajo Meyer. Before I ran my proposed headline past … [Read more...]
Bishop Corder: Israel's "Pillar of Cloud" Blasphemy
On Thursday November 1, 2012 Blogging with Bishop Corder published an article entitled The Pillar of Cloud. Thereinafter Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) launched Operation Pillar of Cloud on November 14, 2012 a strategic ploy designed to begin with the killing of Ahmed Jabari, chief of the Gaza military wing of … [Read more...]
Jews Calls on Israel to Stop "Pillar of Defense"
Jewish Voice for Peace Statement on Israel's Operation "Pillar of Defense" As Israel launches operation "Pillar of Defense" in Gaza, Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) calls for an immediate cessation of the air strikes and naval bombardment into Gaza and an end to the ongoing siege of Gaza. JVP urges Israel … [Read more...]
The Israeli Jewish War on Islam in Palestine
As Israeli Jewish terrorist attacks on mosques in occupied Palestine are assuming a phenomenal frequency. Indeed, with the Israeli government and security establishment doing next to nothing to put an end to this wanton and unprovoked terror, a huge fire is being started in the region. In religious … [Read more...]
The Jews Go To War (With Themselves)
Part I On 12 December 2011 hundreds of Israeli settler fanatics besieged a West Bank IDF army base. They destroyed equipment, set fires, and even stoned the base soldiers. This was the second such attack in a month. The cause? Anger over the army's dismantlement of a small number of isolated, unauthorized … [Read more...]
Israel Again and Again Slaps a Cowardly America
By Mohamed Khodr* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz "A shocking crime was committed on the unscrupulous initiative of few individuals, with the blessing of more, and amid the passive acquiescence of all." -Tacitus, First Century Historian and Senator in the Roman Empire No, America, you are not the … [Read more...]
Yahweh Good Allah Bad [Satire]
WARNING: STRONG LANGUAGE By Mantiq al-Tayr * | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz 1. Something else bothered Orlich. Yee mentioned he had studied in Damascus. Orlich wondered about a man who would go to Syria - a state sponsor of terrorism - to find God. What do you do after you help destroy a man's … [Read more...]
Israel's racist rabbis: wave of edicts urge 'Hate the gentile'
By Jonathan Cook * | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Jews must not rent homes to "gentiles". That was the religious decree issued this week by at least 50 of Israel's leading rabbis, many of them employed by the state as municipal religious leaders. Jews should first warn, then "ostracize" fellow Jews who … [Read more...]
"GOD-TV" evangelical Christian channel funds Israeli ethnic cleansing
By Neve Gordon * | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Despite the fact that it was the seventh demolition since last July, this time the destruction of the Bedouin village of Al-Arakib in the Israeli Negev was different. The difference is not because the homeless residents had to deal this time with the harsh … [Read more...]
De-Zionise Israel or live in Herrenvolk apartheid system
Stability and peace in the Middle East are unattainable without first deconstructing the settler-colonial attitude upon which Israel is founded. By Bassem Hassan * | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Recent plans by the Israeli government and the Knesset to amend existing laws concerning citizenship … [Read more...]
Rabbis' edict bars renting to Arabs
By Jonathan Cook * | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz The tranquility of Safed, a small Israeli city nestled high in the hills of the Upper Galilee close to the Lebanese border, is not usually disturbed except by the occasional pilgrimage by Madonna or other famous devotees of the Jewish mystical … [Read more...]
Major rabbi says all we non-Jews are donkeys, created to serve Jews
By Khalid Amayreh * in occupied East Jerusalem | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz A major Jewish religious figure in Israel has likened non-Jews to donkeys and beasts of burden, saying the main reason for their very existence is to serve Jews. Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, spiritual mentor of the religious … [Read more...]
Hate-filled Israeli rabbis incite violence against non-Jews
Vitriolic racism and hatred has become the Israeli norm By Omar Radwan | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Israel appears to be awash with Jewish hate preachers. In the past, rabbis who issued racist edicts or offensive remarks about Palestinians or non-Jews were generally dismissed as radicals and … [Read more...]
Truth About Religion And Democracy
Religion And Democracy Are Incompatible, This Is Why We Learn History By Gordon Duff* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz "As more and more devout rural congregations across America were organized as political pressure groups, it didn't take long for extremist doctrines to be imposed and for cheap, dirty … [Read more...]
How to Kill Goyim and Influence People: Israeli Rabbis Defend Book's Shocking Religious Defense of Killing Non-Jews (with Video)
By Max Blumenthal* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz A rabbinical guidebook for killing non-Jews has sparked an uproar in Israel and exposed the power a bunch of genocidal theocrats wield over the government. When I went into the Jewish religious book emporium, Pomeranz, in central Jerusalem to inquire … [Read more...]
The Ground Zero Synagogue – Lebanon Becoming More American than America
By Gus Bridi - www.zeropartypolitics.com "There should be no mosque near Ground Zero in New York so long as there are no churches or synagogues in Saudi Arabia. The time for double standards that allow Islamists to behave aggressively toward us while they demand our weakness and submission is over."- … [Read more...]
Do most Israelis and many other Jews NEED to feel persecuted?
By Alan Hart* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz I have written and often say that very many if not most Jews do not want to know the truth of history as it relates to the making and sustaining of the conflict in and over Palestine that became Israel. (An essential element of the truth being that Israel was … [Read more...]
Israeli Myths (Part I)
By Dr. Elias Akleh* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz The state of Israel was founded on pagan satanic religious mythology. Its history is spun by threads of faked myths. The Israeli social fabric is woven by feign socio-religious mythography. Although myths are simply lies, yet many people tend to believe … [Read more...]
Fareed Zakaria Returns ADL Award Over Ground Zero Mosque
Newsweek writer and CNN host Fareed Zakaria has returned an award he received in 2005 from the infamous Anti-Defamation League over the Jewish group's opposition towards the Ground Zero mosque. Zakaria explained his decision in his column saying: Does Foxman believe that bigotry is OK if people think … [Read more...]
Revered Israeli rabbi preaches slaughter of gentile babies – By Jonathan Cook
By Jonathan Cook* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Settlers step up "price tag" policy A rabbi from one of the most violent settlements in the West Bank was questioned on suspicion of incitement last week as Israeli police stepped up their investigation into a book in which he sanctions the killing of … [Read more...]
Shame on ADL for opposing Mosque 2 blocks from Ground Zero
By Rabbi Michael Lerner* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz The ADL (Anti-Defamation League) publicly opposes the construction two blocks from Ground Zero of the Cordoba House (also known as Park 51), which the planners imagine as hosting a range of activities similar to those offered at the 92nd Street Y, … [Read more...]
Judaic Pagan God – by Dr. Elias Akleh
By Dr. Elias Akleh* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Religions, though monotheistic aiming to unite nations under one God, have been used by politicians and political clergy to divide and segregate nations and to bet them against each other in perpetual wars that benefit only military industrial complex … [Read more...]
Abraham, Israel, Palestine
By Don Emmerich | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Writing in National Review, Dennis Prager explains why conservatives like himself are "virtually unanimous in supporting Israel": The reason is based on a verse in Genesis in which God, referring to the Jewish people, says to Abraham: "I will bless those … [Read more...]
Sculpture offends and 'hurts' poor little Israel
The Israeli embassy in Madrid is "hurt" and "offended!" How touching... It's okay for Israelis to kill everyday, to spit on Christians and Muslims, to kidnap people and harvest their organs, to arrest and jail children, to use illegal weapons, to impose an illegal siege on a million and a half people in … [Read more...]


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By Cade Fowler - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) – A major artery that connects east and west Albany has been cut off for more than a year. But plans to replace the Broad Avenue bridge are moving forward.
In fact, the Georgia Department of Transportation wants put it on the fast track.
Monday DOT officials, consultants, and engineers met with community stakeholders to talk about possible designs for the new bridge.
At a previous meeting, GDOT gathered community input on needs, desires, and constraints associated with the proposed construction.
The presentation detailed construction time, cost, and maintenance associated with 8 potential replacement bridges and the impact each would have on the environment.
"What we're hoping for is some feedback on what type of bridge the community wants. The department wants to satisfy the community's needs. Tonight we're going to go over several alternatives We're going to tell them how we came to these alternatives," said Clinton Ford, Georgia Dept. of Transportation.
The state showed off a wide range of options from standard, low cost bridges to elaborate and more expensive bridges.
One of the alternatives, a Tied Arch bridge, would be constructed a 60 foot tall arch. This design would make the arch one of the tallest structures in Albany.
Four of the designs would allow a replacement bridge to be constructed without demolition and permanent maintenance work in the Flint River.
DOT officials hope to start construction by Fall 2011.
Construction time depends on which design is chosen.
The DOT will hold an open house April 29th at the Riverfront Center to answer questions about the alternatives.
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Foxconn, the major supplier for Apple that has come under major scrutiny for its labor practices, has pledged to remedy numerous problems uncovered in an audit released Thursday.
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By Martha Neil
Britain has done an about-face about allowing 15 marines and sailors recently held captive in Iran to sell their stories.
Reversing a highly controversial decision, the government announced today that no members of the military may sell information to the media, reports the New York Times.
More details about the controversy are reported in yesterday's London Times.
Meanwhile, an Australian citizen who recently pleaded guilty in a U.S. military tribunal to supporting terrorism also can tell but can't sell his story concerning the five years he spent in prison in Guantanamo Bay for allegedly promoting al-Qaeda.
Although the plea agreement in which David Hicks, 31, promises not to profit from his crime may not be enforceable, Australian law bars criminals from reaping a financial reward, reports Reuters.
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Despite what the NCAA told Jeremy Bloom or what NHL fans want to believe, sports and business are inextricably linked. I will include poker as a sport and a business. I promise that this will be my only mention of a game – I mean, sport – where sweaty, balding men exhibit dominant control of their facial muscles to intimidate or beguile opponents. And according to Buddy Cianci's definition of a business, if money is being "rightfully taken" from a "willing" party and given to another, "respectable" party poker fits the bill.
So what are some cases of the two worlds colliding?
The NHL, the owners, the players and the fans (given in order of descending wealth) all know that hockey is the prepubescent poster child for the sport and business dilemma. Hockey is the sport and the NHL is the business, with the former taking a back seat to the latter. Right now, the best we can hope for is a government subsidy or the return of the Intolerable Acts with a hockey clause slapped on. (With the departure of John Ashcroft, the prospects of this are looking bleaker and bleaker.)
Just as Bo Jackson knows baseball, football and cricket, George Foreman knows boxing, cooking, naming children (all of his children are named George) and, most recently, house cleaning. With his Lean Mean Grilling Machines, he proved more than his worth in the business world. Now he has introduced a home cleaning system, which will probably sell like hotcakes. If anyone can sell weapons of mass destruction to Iraq and then convince the New York Times that it actually didn't happen, I'm sure it would be him.
Michael Phelps is a good athlete, but he made a bad business decision. What was he doing driving drunk? I'm disappointed, for the obvious reason that he could have been going home with just about any girl wherever it was that he was drinking. He should be jailed for his poor decision-making, in addition to his drunk-driving charge. I don't think many sponsors will be calling him up too soon, unless they happen to be the same ones sponsoring NASCAR events. Stick to the water, Mike.
There are plenty of sports products that have gone kerplunk faster than Fidel Castro's baseball career. The XFL, for example, was a great idea in practice. I'm sure anyone who has watched "SportsCenter" has seen Tom Emanski's Defensive Drills video – possibly even seen the video back-to-back-to-back – and never, ever wanted to buy it.
There are some products that do not work with the diamond-ring principle, wherein if you make someone's marital and sexual wellbeing depending upon the purchase of a product, it will be bought. The defensive drills video does not fit that description in most states, though not the 10 of 11 where citizens have decided that there are specific morals in sports.
As much as I have scoffed at the relationship between sports and business, I am morally obligated to praise the hand that feeds me. Without business, I wouldn't have the opportunity to analyze sports while being remunerated at the current salary of NHL players. I doubt the NCAA is profiting off my labor, and I sure hope nobody at Brown is. I must warn anyone who tries: Buddy Cianci eventually will get out of jail.
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In the last 5 games, in the last 33 minutes in those 5 games we have outscored our opponent 57-22 and lost all 5 of those games. Amazingly the wins we have had would increase the disparity. Why don't the Blazers come out and play every minute of the game with same intensity. Coach must be pulling his hair out. What little he has left.
It's also frustrating when Babbit makes 2 3 pointers in a row and Lillard and others don't go back to him even though he is ridiculously wide open. It happens every game.
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Chris Seddon and his hair are off to Korea
Heard This: SK Wyverns have signed left-handed pitcher, Chris Seddon. Seddon pitched for the Cleveland Indians in 2012— Dan (@MyKBO) December 6, 2012
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Three of us spent a week in this awesome old cottage. Everything was as advertised and more. Our only regret was that we didn't spend more time there. Our mission was to see as much of Joshua Tree NP as we could so we only got to enjoy the great front porch for early morning coffee or evening cocktail which was always near or after sundown. Would have loved to walk the canyon right behind the cottage. Beautiful scenery. Met and talked a while with Cheryl and her husband John. They were great to talk with and were a wealth of info on the area and the history of the cottage . All three of us enjoyed the conversation immensely. Cheryl even loaned us a cooler for our car travels and let me access her Wi-Fi in a slight emergency I had. Can't thank them enough for a great time and place to stay. The cottage is stocked with all sorts of info and maps of things to see and do and Cheryl always had an answer for all our questions. It's also stocked with everything you would have at home, not a rental. I think the kitchen might be better stocked than my house. We wish we could have seen the tortoise but didn't. We watched for him every day but never saw him. Did see a good size snake on the bottom of the driveway and many birds around and we heard several Coyotes howling. The stars at night were amazing since there is no ambient light to spoil them. My wife and I are hoping to return in the fall to finish the park and spend some more time relaxing at the cottage this time. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting the area, much better and more peaceful than any hotel or motel and the price is very reasonable. Thanks again Cheryl!
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This home was spectacular! The view was amazing, the architecture is one of a kind, and the our needs were met. I would love to return here again.
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My daughter and I stayed here during part of her college spring break. We had a great time at the house and in the area. Everything seemed new inside and was very clean. The beds and couches / chairs were very comfortable. The kitchen and appliances were also nice. We cooked two dinners and all our breakfasts and it was easy. The HD TV was nice and large, perfect for some March Madness games. The wifi was also excellent, very fast and reliable. Nicole provides a single serve coffee machine with lots of coffee, a particularly nice convenience if you want to get an early start for hikes in the National Park. She's a great owner and easy to deal with - always willing to answer a question about the house or the area. The hot tub was a perfect place to recover from a long day of hikes. It was easily accessible from one of the bedrooms and nicely screened and private. It would be hard to find a better deal for 2 to 4 people in the Joshua Tree area. Having stayed in both Twentynine Palms and now Yucca Valley, I would say that I preferred Yucca Valley. There are some restaurants near the house with good ratings (we liked Gonzo Tacos) and easy access to various stores. You also save time if you are coming from either northern or southern CA. I enjoyed the access via the western entrance to the National Park. Plus you are minutes away from the Black Rock Canyon area if you want an early morning or sunset experience. Don't miss the hikes to 49 Palms Oasis (nicely graded trail), or better yet, Lost Palms Oasis, if its open (longer but a better adventure). If you want to just wander among the rocks and washes, I would also recommend lightly visited Stirrup Tank, which a park ranger told us about. These are longer adventures, so I'd check with the rangers of course about what's best for you. The traditional short hikes and road side exhibits are also nice. Joshua Tree National Park is definitely a hidden gem and Coyote Retreat is a great place to visit it from.


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Members of a House -Senate conference committee are nearing a deal on legislation to guide the nation's transportation policy, Sen. Barbara Boxer and her House counterpart said in a joint statement Thursday, June 21.
"The conferees have moved forward toward a bipartisan, bicameral agreement on a highway reauthorization bill," Boxer, D-Calif., and Rep. John Mica, R-Fla, wrote in a statement to the press. "Both House and Senate conferees will continue to work with a goal of completing a package by next week."
Boxer and Mica, the chairmen of their respective chambers' committees that oversee transportation, are working to reconcile differences between plans offered in the House and Senate. Recent days have seen plenty of speculation that Congress will not be able to come to an agreement before the current highway bill expires at the end of the month.
But Boxer and Mica are hoping to avoid having to extend the current legislation for a 10th time. While no details of the ongoing negotiations were released, Thursday's statement signals that the two lawmakers are at least somewhat optimistic that a deal can be struck in time.


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The Western Nebraska Arts Center wraps up its Image Photography Exhibit this weekend. The exhibit, which opened earlier this month, showcases work by local photographers.
Arts Center Program Manager, Donna Thompson, says this is a special exhibit because it's open to any photographer in the area who wants to submit their work.
The exhibit has three divisions: one for professional photographers, one for adults and a separate division for participants under age 18.
Thompson says this is a fun event for everyone but that it's especially beneficial for children. "It's really how they begin, I mean, you never know budding artists and where there going to be in ten, twenty years from now," says Thompson. "To have an opportunity to show in a gallery and learn about how that works and what that's all about is a really neat opportunity for them." The Arts Center's next exhibit is called Plain Sky Nebraskans and will feature work by Hastings photographer, Brett Erickson.
The exhibit will begin Friday.


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SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - A Georgia grand jury has indicted a 17-year-old suspect in last week's fatal shooting of a baby in his stroller and in another unrelated shooting 10 days earlier in a robbery attempt.
The 11 counts returned Wednesday against De'Marquise Elkins include malice murder for the slaying of 13-month-old Antonio Santiago. The indictment says Elkins shot the boy in the face with a .22-caliber revolver while trying to rob the child's mother in coastal Brunswick last Thursday.
The indictment charges 15-year-old Dominique Lang on seven counts including felony murder. Elkins' mother and sister were charged with trying to dispose of the gun in a saltwater pond.
The indictment also charges Elkin with trying to rob a man at gunpoint March 11 and shooting the victim in the arm.
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Sunderland's Danny Rose calls for Serbia ban
Sunderland's Danny Rose has called for Serbia to be banned after complaining of racial abuse during the England Under-21 match against Serbia last night.
The England defender said he was hit by missiles during the game and was subjected to monkey taunts long before the violent scenes which stained the end of the Euro 2013 play-off.
Rose was sent off after the final whistle for kicking a ball in anger in response to provocation as scuffles broke out involving Serbian supporters, players and other officials.
Rose told Sky Sports News: "I remember getting slapped twice and then I got ushered away. That's when I kicked the ball - and the referee sent me off. I don't understand, the game had finished by then but he still sent me off for kicking the ball."
Rose added: "As I went off again there was monkey chanting, but the monkey chanting started long before I got sent off. After 60 minutes my head wasn't really on the game. They have to be banned. I don't understand how else they can learn from it, they have to be banned.
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This story was updated at 4:07 p.m. to include school information.
Westfield Police Chief David Wayman confirmed that police are actively searching for a student of a Westfield school who is missing.
According to reports, a 15-year-old male jumped off a school bus and fled Tuesday morning in the area of Lamberts Mill Road and Rahway Avenue.
While police would not confirm which school the student attends, a spokesperson for the Westfield public school district confirmed that student does not attend a Westfield public school nor is a Westfield resident.
Police units were located in front of Lamberts Mill Academy, which according to its website "is an education program designed for students who require a comprehensive psycho-therapeutic approach in an education setting." When Patch called to confirm that the missing child is a student, the principal said all calls are being referred to a behaviorist at Trinitas Regional Medical Center.
State police, Clark Police and Fire departments and the National Guard are assisting in search, using helicopters and boats. The Fanwood Police Department was also at the scene as of 2:30 p.m. as was the Union County canine unit.
Anyone with any information is asked to call the Westfield Police Department at 908-789-4000.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Indianapolis Motor Speedway is adding another racing weekend to its spring schedule.
Track officials announced Tuesday that the famed 2.5-mile oval will host the Brickyard Vintage Racing Invitational from June 6-8.
The Sportscar Vintage Racing Association says fans will get to see 500 of the world's best and most historic race cars compete on the recently remodeled road course. The weekend also will include a series of exhibition events.
Organizers are promising three days of almost non-stop racing from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Acessories/ S4/ and other OEMs
If there were one area that some people may envy Apple users, it would be in the region of 3rd party acessories.
The overwhelming deluge of cases, battery cases, home entertainment equipment, headphones and other items is one of many reasons why people choose to roll with iOS.
Seriously, the 3rd party options are mind boggling!
Then I look at Android as a whole. It's a wasteland in comparison. Looking for cases is a crap shoot at times. Finding compatiable acessories is like going to a store where they only sale One-Size-Fits-All. At times, your only option are items that are simply generic or require wireless options. This at times can be very limiting.
And an excercise in frustration....
Only one Android device in recent times has had the amount of attention to rival Apples 3rd party acessory demand.
The Samsung Galaxy S 3
This phone sold enough units to warrant 3rd party companies to take note of them and make special items for this particular device.
Try visiting just a couple of these websites. Notice the only other companies that warrant top priority besides being labeled "more devices" or such.
http://www.mophie.com/battery-cases-s/51.htm. (Scroll and you'll see the S3 in the front page line-up)
Those are just a few examples, but you see my point.
This brings me to my final point: The S4 and other OEMs. Both launch phones, but the sheer volume that Samsung will sell will garner them the vast support of 3rd party companies.
How many times have you simply been sick of looking at a particular 3rd party item, to only face the disappointment of realizing that its 'Only compatiable with iPhone'?
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YUMA, Ariz. -- A Yuma man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend said he's being unfairly prejudged.
The Yuma Sun reported that Jose Jimenez spoke during a Tuesday court appearance on charges that he murdered 29-year-old Christal Figueroa of Wellton and committed other crimes.
Jimenez said he didn't want people speaking badly about him or being quick to judge him.
According to Jimenez, people talk about him as if he's guilty and that's not true.
Jimenez faces an April 10 preliminary hearing in the killing of Figueroa's body. Her body was found in a citrus grove. She had been shot to death.
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Vermont to receive more than $50 million to upgrade lines and create jobs
Montpelier, Vt. – Governor Jim Douglas today announced that the state will receive a $51million federal economic stimulus grant to improve passenger rail speeds between St. Albans and Springfield, Massachusetts, as well as a $500,000 rail planning grant to extend passenger rail service along Vermont's western rail corridor.
"Improving Vermont's intercity passenger rail service has long been one of my top rail priorities," Governor Douglas said. "Shortening the travel time between Vermont and major destinations like New York City and Washington D.C. will not only benefit our economy, but expanding this type of public transportation is one of the best measures we can take to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions."
The $51 million grant will fund track and bridge upgrades along a rail line owned and operated by the New England Central Railroad, and will result in a 30 minute travel time savings for passengers using Amtrak's Vermonter service between St. Albans and Springfield, Massachusetts. The Vermonter has continuing service from Springfield, Mass onto Washington, D.C., passing through Connecticut and New York City. Should these other states also receive stimulus money for their plans to improve track speeds, the time it takes to travel by rail between Vermont and Washington D.C. will be reduced by about 80 minutes.
The grant money will be put to work immediately, with track and bridge improvements slated to begin in the spring with the start of Vermont's construction season. To comply with the terms of the grant, Vermont has two years to complete all improvements.
"Construction activity will create numerous jobs over the next two years," said David Dill, Vermont's Transportation Secretary. "Our goal is to get people hired and rail crews working as early as possible this spring."
The $500,000 in planning funds for Vermont's western rail corridor will enable Vermont, in cooperation with New York State, to develop passenger rail service options along the west side of Vermont – from Burlington to Bennington, and then on into New York State. Developing these options will position Vermont to apply for rail construction funds that will be awarded in future years.
The $8 billion in stimulus funding for high-speed and intercity passenger rail projects is part of the overall $787 billion American Reinvestment and Recovery Act. According to the Obama administration, 31 states will receive funding to help upgrade 13 major rail corridors throughout the nation.


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At rally in Virginia, Obama just called Romney's forgetting about his past positions "Romnesia"—
Anthony De Rosa (@AntDeRosa) October 19, 2012
"I think it's called Romnesia," says Pres Obama of his charge that Romney now modifying his position on his policies & proposals.—
Mark Knoller (@markknoller) October 19, 2012
Obama: "Mr Severely Conservative wants you to think he was severely kidding.". He has "Romnesia" (cheers)—
Mark Halperin (@MarkHalperin) October 19, 2012
Addressing a giddy audience of sycophants this afternoon at George Mason University, President Obama decided to follow in Richard Lewis' illustrious footsteps. He's evidently still flying high after his comedic stylings at last night's Alfred Smith Dinner, so why not give his fans another glimpse of the ol' funnybone?
When President Obama has nothing of substance to run on or can defend his miserable record anymore he creates #Romnesia—
EndLiberalMediaNow (@EndLiberalMedia) October 19, 2012
That's a pretty good reason why not. Unable and unwilling to confront his own shady past and abysmal record as president, ignoring his own history of making promises he can't keep and reversing positions to score political points, Obama instead projected his own failings onto Mitt Romney. Pathetic.
POTUS on Romney: He's changing up so much, we've got to name this condition that he's going through—I think it's called 'Romnesia.'—
Obama for America VA (@OFA_VA) October 19, 2012
Pot, meet kettle.
To carry out his deflection, Obama attempted a riff on Jeff Foxworthy's "You might be a redneck…" routine:
Obama lists symptoms of "Romnesia" in the style of "you might be a redneck if" on equal pay/abortion rights/tax cuts—
Mark Halperin (@MarkHalperin) October 19, 2012
Hilarity did not ensue:
"If you say you're for equal pay for equal work but you refuse to say whether you'd sign a bill that protects it, you might have #Romnesia."—
Barack Obama (@BarackObama) October 19, 2012
"If you say women should have access to contraceptive care but you support laws that would let employers deny it, you've got #Romnesia."—
Barack Obama (@BarackObama) October 19, 2012
"If you say you'll protect a woman's right to choose but you say you'd be 'delighted' to sign a law outlawing it, you've got #Romnesia."—
Barack Obama (@BarackObama) October 19, 2012
Pres Obama says Romney now denies tax cut for the rich: "you need to get a thermometer…because you've probably got Romnesia."—
Mark Knoller (@markknoller) October 19, 2012
POTUS: "If you say you're for the coal industry but stood in front of a coal plant and said 'this will kill you,' you may have #Romnesia."—
Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) October 19, 2012
"If you've come down with #Romnesia and can't remember the promises you've made, don't worry—Obamacare covers pre-existing conditions."—
Barack Obama (@BarackObama) October 19, 2012
Feeling inspired, his fans followed suit:
#Romnesia if you can't remember the promises you made just two months ago you probably got #rommesia—
rob king (@kingrm) October 19, 2012
Not remembering if you pinned down a boy in school for looking "weird" and cutting his hair while he screamed for help. #Romnesia—
Julie Silver (@JulieAnnSilver) October 19, 2012
If you can't find more than 2 years of tax returns, you just might have #Romnesia.—
John Hargenrader (@johnhargenrader) October 19, 2012
If you tell people you're just like us but your car elevator has another car elevator in it… you might have #Romnesia. #p2—
Mike Nellis (@MikeNellis) October 19, 2012
If can't remember the promises you've made to the far right you might have #Romnesia.But don't worry Obamacare covers preexisting conditions—
Noah Meisner (@NoahMeisner) October 19, 2012
If you forget about that video your wife made to ask you to not run for President again, you might have #romnesia.—
Highly scatological (@RaisingOneBrow) October 19, 2012
#Romnesia If you don't know what doughnuts are called, you might have Romnesia. Obamacare covers that.—
Koto (@Tuiasos) October 19, 2012
If you are benefitting ANY from Obamacare and you still vote for Romney you must have #Romnesia—
Gerald Howell (@howellgerald) October 19, 2012
If all your friends are corporations… you might have #Romnesia. #p2—
Mike Nellis (@MikeNellis) October 19, 2012
@BarackObama ; If you like firing workers that provide services for you, you might have #Romnesia.—
Maddy Lynnaé Burgess (@MaddyB102) October 19, 2012
If you forget which foreign country your bank accounts are in, you just might have #Romnesia.—
John Hargenrader (@johnhargenrader) October 19, 2012
#Romnesia when you have to use your windshield wipers to wipe the dog piss off your windshield—
veggie_burglarⓋ (@veggie_burger47) October 19, 2012
If you missed the Viet Nam War, by living in France, you just might have #Romnesia.—
John Hargenrader (@johnhargenrader) October 19, 2012
If you are washing pots that are already clean for a photo op, you may have #Romnesia—
Brookline Democrats (@BrooklineDems) October 19, 2012
as in you may have #romnesia if you don't remember saying you want to lower the tax rates on the top 1% not raise them—
Beth Becker (@spedwybabs) October 19, 2012
You may have #Romnesia if you have nameless professional women in binders.—
Barry Kaufman (@TheBarryKaufman) October 19, 2012
If you fire all your illegal immigrant because, for pete's sake, you are running for President… you might have #Romnesia. #p2—
Mike Nellis (@MikeNellis) October 19, 2012
When you can't remember if you're a severely conservative dick or just a dick, you have #Romnesia—
Hershell Bryant (@Hershell_Bryant) October 19, 2012
Liberals thought "Romnesia" was just about the most wonderful thing they'd ever seen:
#Romnesia may be the best hashtag name I've ever seen—
Ali Fitzpatrick (@Fitzfitty) October 19, 2012
#Romnesia trending like crazy Wish we had this meme earlier-It's my new fave & the best concise description of Romney campaign so far #Obama—
t. slander (@TSlander) October 19, 2012
The President has a name for what Romney has. It's called "Romnesia." Hilarious. Pres. Obama wants to make sure no one else catches it.—
Just Plain Mary (@MWJ1231) October 19, 2012
If you have Romnesia, It's ok, Obamacare covers pre-existing conditions. LOL ZING!—
¦ Obama Surrogate¦ (@KickAssLiberal) October 19, 2012
Zing! RT @MarkHalperin: Obama: "Mr Severely Conservative wants you to think he was severely kidding.". He has "Romnesia" (cheers)—
Tim Fernholz (@TimFernholz) October 19, 2012
Legit funny RT @samsteinhp: Obama closes his Romnesia riff by saying it's ok if you have it because Obamacare covers pre-existing conditions—
All @jenn4laughs' (@dmiller23) October 19, 2012
Totes legit.
This is fantastic: RT @TPM Obama: Mitt has "Romnesia" tpm.ly/OOBjDh—
Claire S. Gould (@clairesgould) October 19, 2012
"That's some Romnesia" This is hysterical!!!!—
meta (@metaquest) October 19, 2012
I'm loving this new stump speech. President Obama has a cure for "Romnesia" and I do too. Vote #ObamaBiden2012—
Just Plain Mary (@MWJ1231) October 19, 2012
LMAO!!!! Prez tells Mitt, If you're suffering from Romnesia the good news is Obamacare covers Pre-Existing Conditions #Romnesia—
Reggie Montgomery (@Obamas_Wing_Man) October 19, 2012
Ay Obama scores with #Romnesia… it's perfect.—
D. Hill (@wrenegade811) October 19, 2012
#Romnesia romney is a son of a bitch—
CallMeRezzz (@RezzzLive) October 19, 2012
#Romnesia is quite possibly the greatest campaign tactic in this election. Does it matter if you lie to those who need that lie to be true?—
Kev Carney (@Karmaclay) October 19, 2012
The greatest!
#Romnesia has me in STITCHES! Oh my god @barackobama, stop…I can't handle it. #hilarity—
Fiona Andrews (@fionalandrews) October 19, 2012
#Romnesia hahaha Obama you clever funny guy—
Dominique Gallo (@AndNiqueSays) October 19, 2012
Obama might honestly be the funniest president ever #Romnesia #LMAO—
Dolapo (@chackenlover) October 19, 2012
The funniest!
Media suffers from #Romnesia—
One Love (@reeldeel03) October 19, 2012
THIS!!! –>> RT @utaustinliberal: You know who else suffers from #Romnesia? The media.—
Nioshii (@Nartist) October 19, 2012
Actually, that is the funniest thing to come out of Romnesia-palooza. Obama has had the lapdog media on his leash since before he won the presidency. This "real reporter" even took the time to confirm the spelling of his master's new term:
campaign official says the specific spelling is "Romnesia"—
Sam Stein (@samsteinhp) October 19, 2012
Conservatives were not amused by the president's foray into stand-up, and they sharply pointed out his hypocrisy:
2004 Barack Obama is watching this speech and is embarrassed. Talk about amnesia—
Tim Miller (@Timodc) October 19, 2012
#Romnesia brought to you by the same man who was against gay marriage and the individual mandate before he was for them.—
Warren Sandefur (@TexAg_FLB) October 19, 2012
#Romnesia? You know what we call Obama's breaking of promises? The daily norm. #tcot—
LiesTeam2012 (@liesteam2012) October 19, 2012
Obama's October Surprise: An intern wearing a Big Bird costume waving binders and yelling "ROMNESIA!" #gamechanger—
Jon G. (@ExJon) October 19, 2012
Are Americans suffering from #Romnesia if they forget what Obama has done during his first term and still vote for him? Did I do that right?—
Colton Clark (@ColtonWClark) October 19, 2012
There we go! Mockery. That's the way to cover this nonsense. RT @markknoller Pres Obama did not say if "Romnesia" covered by ObamaCare.—
RB (@RBPundit) October 19, 2012
Obama has #Romnesia in that he doesn't remember who was President the last four years.—
RB (@RBPundit) October 19, 2012
So, Obama is going with the "Romnesia" thing. Oh, yeah. That's gonna work for you. *snort*—
Kathleen McKinley (@KatMcKinley) October 19, 2012
@BarackObama: "If you don't have a record to run on…You make a big election about small things." #BigBird #Romnesia #BindersFullofWomen—
Dirk Carney (@dcarney) October 19, 2012
#Liberals complain of #Romnesia when their own man #Obama forgot that he shoots first and aims later: youtube.com #tcot #teaparty—
Obama Doctrine (@ObamaDoctrine12) October 19, 2012
Yep. President Obama is the king of shooting first and asking questions later.
Nathan, you are my hero. RT @NathanWurtzel: If you have Romnesia, maybe you forget about Obunemployment?—
sarah (@mamaswati) October 19, 2012
Romnesia is forgetting it is actually appropriate to refer to 4 dead Americans as not optimal.—
D Call (@DTCallahan77) October 19, 2012
And they returned fire with a hashtag of their own: #Obamnesia.
#Obamnesia the inability to meet with your jobs counsel in over eight months but still have the audacity to campaign on job creation.—
Justen Charters (@JustenCharters) October 19, 2012
#Obamnesia: listing your daughters as "advisors to the First Lady" so the govt pays their way to Africa while millions are unemployed.—
(@CatsPolitics) October 19, 2012
Forgetting you signed off on Fast & Furious and the death of over 300 Mexican nationals and a Border Agent & not George W. Bush. #Obamnesia—
S.M (@redsteeze) October 19, 2012
#obamnesia forgetting that you blamed embassy attacks on a YouTube video #Romnesia—
AtlasStumbled (@atlasstumbled) October 19, 2012
I think #Obamnesia is what you call it when you forget to provide security for diplomats who beg for it on the anniversary of 9/11.—
Derek Hunter (@derekahunter) October 19, 2012
Forgetting the real word for "man-made disasters" #Obamnesia—
Headshakers (@headshakers) October 19, 2012
#obamnesia "If I don't fix the economy it'll be a one term proposition."—
Kathy Biederbeck (@BiederbeckK) October 19, 2012
Forgetting that you compared your 129 bowling average to the Special Olympics. #Obamnesia—
Candice (@CandiLissa) October 19, 2012
Those afflicted with #Obamnesia often forget that Israel is one of America's allies.—
Sam Valley (@SamValley) October 19, 2012
Can you repeat that Candy??? #Obamnesia—
Tonya Fairbanks (@TFair1979) October 19, 2012
If you taught the constitution then violate it years later, you might have #Obamnesia.—
Savannah (@thesavvy) October 19, 2012
This is so lame. Is he really our President?—
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luvlymilk asked: Hi! I just read that your ferret Jack has an enlarged heart. How is he? Is it hard to take care of? My ferret was diagnosed with the same on new years eve, he is 11 months old and has a very severe case. Tomorrow he is having his follow up appointment that im not very confident about (its either an ekg or soon "last meal" According to my vet) , so i'd like to know your opinion.
Hello! I am so sorry to hear about your ferret. =(
Jack was basically left in the back of a pet store hopped up on meds and left to die. 2 years later, he is off his meds and running around like all of the other crazy ferrets. Sometimes he needs to stop and rest when his breathing gets too heavy, but that is less and less often. However, I think he might be a special case. From what I was told, enlarged hearts cannot be healed but helped with medication so I would ask about your options for medication so you can make your ferret comfortable and live out the rest of his days in a happy home. Good luck, I hope everything works out!
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Anonymous asked: Wheres A Good Place To Buy Or Adopt An Albino Ferret .? I Think Their The Cutest And I Really Want One .
The people who gave Ivan to us just happened to find him in a pet store. I'm not aware of any places that specialize in albino fuzzies, you may have to keep your eyes open. If there is a breeder anywhere near you, you could contact them to see if they have any. I don't know much about how common it is in ferrets. Good luck!
kelley-kenzii asked: Idk If My Last Question Sent Or Not But Im Gonna Ask Again , Will My Ferret Ever Calm Down And Cuddle With Me Or Is It Wild And Crazy All The Time.?
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Cubs FunnyOrDie video - Monobrow
I found this via Harball Times. A few Cubs are in a video on FunnyOrDie. Demp, DeRo, Riot, Soto & Fontenot. Pretty good stuff. Better than Michael Phelps on SNL, anyways. THT said it best, "so this is what they do to pass time on the road?"


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Harwood County High School (acronym: HCH) is the school in Harwood County. The Mega Rangers attend this school. The name was shown in episode 3, Going Viral.
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Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that the club has signed unrestricted free agent forward Matt Cullen.
"We are very happy to add Matt to our lineup," said Sather. "He brings speed and versatility to the team, with the ability to play center or wing as well as the point on the power play."
Cullen, 29, appeared in 78 games with the Stanley Cup Champion Carolina Hurricanes last season, registering 25 goals and 24 assists for 49 points, along with 40 penalty minutes. While establishing career highs in goals (25) and points (49), he tied for second on the team in game-winning goals (five), ranked third in shots (214), sixth in goals (25) and tied for seventh in power play goals (eight). He also posted nine multiple-point games, including two three-point games, and recorded a six-game point-scoring streak from January 17 to January 26, tallying five goals and three assists over the span.
In 25 postseason contests, Cullen notched four goals and 14 assists for 18 points, helping the Hurricanes capture the Stanley Cup for the first time in franchise history. His 14 playoff assists ranked fourth in the NHL, while his 18 points was tied for sixth in the league. He was also named "Fan Favorite" by the Carolina Hurricanes Booster Club for 2005-06 and was a member of the 'taxi' squad for the US Olympic Team at the 2006 Winter Games.
The 6-1, 205-pounder has appeared in 591 career NHL contests with the Hurricanes, Florida Panthers and Anaheim Ducks, collecting 102 goals and 178 assists for 280 points, along with 254 penalty minutes. In 2001-02, Cullen registered 18 goals and 30 assists for 48 points, along with 24 penalty minutes in 79 games, while leading Anaheim in assists (30) and ranking second on the team in scoring (48 points). He also ranked third on the club in goals (18).
In 2004-05, Cullen led the Italian league with 27 goals and ranked second in the league in scoring with 60 points (27 goals and 33 assists) in 36 games, as he helped lead Cortina to the league championship series before being eliminated by Milan.
Internationally, Cullen represented USA at the 1998, 1999, 2003 and 2004 World Championship tournaments. In 2004, he tied for second on the team in scoring with six points (two goals and four assists) in nine games and helped his country capture a bronze medal.
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Khartoum dismisses U.S. incentives
October 3, 2011 by UPI - United Press International, Inc.
Washington, in a readout regarding its work at the U.N. Human Rights Council, called on all parties to border conflicts between Sudan and South Sudan to end violence.
"In South Kordofan and Blue Nile, where there are credible allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity, the United States will continue to support an independent and credible investigation to hold those responsible to account," the readout read.
Al-Obeid Muraweh, a spokesman for the Sudanese Foreign Ministry, said Washington had said it would extend a "host" of incentives to Khartoum if fighting subsided.
He told the official Sudan News Agency that president after president has issued promises to help Sudan but those pledges rarely materialized. He said much of the rhetoric coming out of Washington is geared more toward the U.S. voter than the people of Sudan.
Washington in 2005 helped broker a comprehensive peace agreement that ended the Sudanese civil war, one of the bloodiest in human history.
Both Sudans were rapped for lingering violence along the border, which, along with disputes over the sharing of oil revenue, threatens to derail the peace accord.


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Labeled the "Powder Keg of the late 20th and early 21st centuries", the Middle East in the recent past has grown to be one of the most crucial hot points of debate for the international community. Through a brief examination of the history of the conflict zones, a look at the conflicts themselves, and the effects of possible actions, one can see that it is imperative to discuss the Iraqi conflict in an international forum.
Iraq and its people are rich in cultures, violence, and conflict. The early 20th century Middle East was controlled by Great Britain and had much European influence in the political spectrum. Britain ceded the lands back to the people in 1914. The method by which land was divided was, on most levels, arbitrary. Many country borders were drawn, dividing and joining groups of people. Iraq was set up around the ancient city of Babylon. It contains two main groups of warring factions. The north holds a group of people called the Kurds, whom most middle-eastern countries persecute. The Shiites and Sunnis are Muslim factions in the south warring both against each other and against the Kurds. Arabs—those who speak the language Arabic—make up 75% of the population. In 1918, the remaining British military support left. Few relevant events occurred for the next 40 years. 1958 brought about political change; a violent military coup removed the current leaders—the King, the Crown Prince, and the Prime Minister—and replaced them with their own general, Karim Kassem. This government lasted, quasi-democratically, until Saddam Hussein, the Vice-President, militarily ousted the President, took power, and set up a new style of government in 1978.
Saddam Hussein has acted controversially since he took power in 1978. To maintain his power, it is believed that he killed over 400 members of the Iraqi national congress and other political leaders. In 1981, Iraq re-ignited a long-standing dispute with the Iran. War between the Iraqis and the Iranians lasted for a number of years. The United States and Britain supported the Iraqis, giving weapons and monetary assistance. Soon after a cease-fire was negotiated between the warring countries in 1988, Saddam Hussein continued aggressions in his own territory. Hussein tested chemical and biological weapons upon the Kurdish groups in the north of Iraq during the 1980's. In 1990, Iraq renewed a long-standing border dispute with Kuwait. Kuwait is a country with large oil reserves, but more importantly, an access port to the Persian Gulf. Iraq is a landlocked country, and has to pipeline out, or negotiate with Kuwait to sell its oil. It claimed that Kuwait had taken too much of the shared oil reserves in the border area. Due to Iraqi threats and actions against Israel, the United States built defensive and offensive forces, and struck major military sites in Iraq. In addition to protecting its allies and economic interests, the United States hoped to halt any Iraqi buildup of weapons of mass destruction. These events are known as the Gulf War.
Following the Gulf War, the United Nations attempted to prevent Iraq from gaining a weapons stockpile to enable a strike upon its own people or another country. United Nations Security Council placed economic sanctions upon Iraq.
Resolution 687, April 3, 1991, did the following:
The need for weapons inspectors became evident to the Security Council; and on August 15th, 1991, the Council passed Resolution 707, allowing weapons inspectors to search the country for weapons of mass destruction.
In 1994, Iraq moved against the Kuwaiti people and the United Nations yet again condemned this action. The Iraqis then retreated. Fearing that sanctions force many Iraqi citizens to do without proper nutrition or medical care, the United Nations initiated an "oil-for-food" program. The program allows Iraq to buy medicine and food using proceeds from oil exports—an enterprise banned under the embargo—to alleviate the humanitarian crisis inside Iraq. Since this time, weapons inspectors had been allowed into, and then removed from Iraq, in a fashion that told the world Iraq holds a stance of compliance with resistance. More recently, Iraq has completely disallowed weapons inspectors into the country. Growing fears of the presence of weapons of mass destruction have heightened the debate in the United Nations and the international community regarding relations with Iraq. A situation of the highest concern is Israeli-Iraqi tensions. Some say that were United States to strike upon Iraq, then Iraq would in turn strike Israel. Israeli politicians have declared that if Iraq were to strike, they would strike back. To many, this implies that Israel will use their nuclear weapons against aggressors. The United States' stance of the need for regime change is met with much dissent, because Saddam Hussein may be preferable to any replacements. The French, Chinese, and Russians all support increased diplomacy with Iraq, furthering the time frame for Iraqi compliance.
The United States wishes to move in as soon as possible to overthrow the "axis of evil". Unless working diplomacy can be established between countries, serious consequences may take place. Winston Churchill's belief that "It is always better to Jaw-Jaw than to War-War" is the current stance of the United Nations.
This will be good for keeping up on the current events in the realm of the debate, actions, and positions of countries.
This is a good resource for writing your country's backgrounder. It's all in factual format, so DO NOT COPY AND PASTE IT.
A GREAT overview of Iraqi happenings, recent updates, and overall fun stuff. Click on it's link on the right side called "Map: World Stances on Iraq" to help find your country's stance.
Daily briefings are useful to find recent updates and occurrences, along with publications of speeches and documents.
This is where to find the texts of all previous resolutions through the Security Council.
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Around the Diamond with Taylor Curran
Welcome to the first installment of Around the Diamond. Each week we'll sit down with a local high school softball player and ask her a series of questions…some that relate to softball, some that don't, and some that may even be slightly embarrassing.
If you'd like to be featured, e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com, or message me on Twitter at @mgavinjr, or just come talk to me at a game.
Who better to begin with than Plainedge junior Taylor Curran, the starting catcher for the defending Class A Nassau county champions. In the league opener on Tuesday, she went 2-for-3, lining two singles off of one of the Island's best pitchers in Alannah Basile of Island Trees. Curran is a dangerous hitter in the clean-up spot, she's a master at framing pitches behind the plate, and as you'll soon find out, she's a pretty big fan of the Jonas Brothers.
Let's go Around the Diamond with Taylor Curran…
What's the best part of being a catcher? "I'm involved in every play and I can see everything going on in front of me on the field."
Which would you prefer, hitting a walk-off home run or holding onto the ball during a play at the plate to end the game? "I would prefer to hit a walk-off home run because when you make contact you know it's gone! It's an amazing feeling to see excited teammates waiting for you at home plate. It's one of the best feelings in the world!...Making a play at the plate to end the game isn't too bad either!"
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod? " 'Bounce' by the Jonas Brothers and Demi Lovato."
What's your favorite moment while playing for Plainedge? "Beating Island Trees for the County championship last season!"
Who's your funniest teammate? "Kaitlyn Finnen and Nicole Francisco."
Who is your shyest teammate? "Aarin Hartenstein."
Who is your most competitive teammate? "Dolores Diemieke."
What are your pregame rituals? "Ever since freshmen year Kate Finnen and I carpool together every single day no matter what, even to practice. Our team captains also give us a new quote before every game to inspire us."
What are some of the best nicknames for players on your team? "Coach calls me "T" most of the time. Princess Nikki (Nicole Francisco), K8 (Kaitlyn Finnen), Gi Gi Bella (Giana Soriente)."
What do you want to be when you grow up? "Go into criminology or be a nurse."
Favorite TV show? "Blue Bloods and Criminal Minds."
If you were the coach of your team for a day, what would you do? "More hit and runs, and stealing."
What's your most embarrassing on-field moment? "My first time catching, when I went to throw the ball down to second base, I tripped over home plate and started crying. I was 9-years-old."
If you could have dinner with any three people in history, who would they be? "Nick Jonas, Jennie Finch, and David Wright."
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SAILING: Tustin keeps Bowmoor's Phantom prize at home
Updated 4:58pm Tuesday 18th March 2014 in Sport
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Phantom and Supernova Open Meetings
ON Saturday, Bowmoor hosted its first open event of the year welcoming both the Phantom and Supernova Fleets.
In superb spring weather, with winds of 12-14 knots gusting 20+, there were 10 Phantom and 21 Supernova entries.
Rick Plummer, Officer of the Day, set an excellent course taking full advantage of the westerly wind direction to set a long first beat. Bowmoor's Mike Tustin took first place in both of the morning races in the Phantom fleet with Steve Popple from Shoreham in second place. Olly Hopkins (Bowmoor), was placed third in both of the morning races.
After lunch, Mike retired in the third race after running over a capsized Supernova and Shaun Curtis from Avon and Bowmoor took first place with Olly Hopkins battling through to take second.
Phantom result: 1, Mike Tustin (Bowmoor); 2, Steve Popple (Shoreham); 3, Olly Hopkins.
Supernova sailor Cliff Milliner (2013 National Champion) from Cotswold Sailing Club took first place in both of the morning races in this fleet with his club rival, Gavin Young, taking second.
Class Association chairman Paul Earnshaw from Haversham was third.
In the afternoon, the gusty conditions provided some exciting sailing with both thrills and spills. Cliff and Gavin had an excellent duel providing great entertainment for those spectating. Cliff finished with his nose in front once again.
The home team dominated the middle of the fleet with John Banbrook finishing 10th overall.
Supernova result: 1, Cliff Milliner (Cotswold); 2, Gavin Young (Cotswold); 3, Paul Earnshaw (Haversham).
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Will.i.am and Britney Spears have joined forces for the sleek new clip that accompanies "Scream & Shout," a collaboration set to appear on the Black Eyed Peas leader's upcoming solo record #willpower. The video finds Britney, will.i.am, and a cadre of dancers getting down to the skittery synths of the catharsis-in-the-club anthem, amid flashing cameras, flaming disco balls, exploding speakers and some nifty mirror effects – because will.i.am wasn't already everywhere before.
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I'm reminded of that great little intro to "Tighten Up."
Which goes something like this, "Hi/ I'm Archie Bell/ And the Drells/ We're from Houston, Texas/ We not only sing, we dance just as good as we want."
Mark Bacon and Matt Anthony are deejays on Public Radio's WFPK 91.9. Matt's show on Friday nights, and Mark's on Sundays, always provide a unique and interesting reflection of the state of contemporary music. Call them the anti-Sheryl Crow.
Anyway, they're also major hoops fans. Get it, they not only sing, but dance as good as they want. Meaning they can go to their left and to their right.
So they've got this now twice weekly podcast discussing all matters of interest to the denizens of Hoopsylvania, cleverly titled "Nothing But Net."
You get legit, insightful hoops chatter. And Art Blakey, among many others, playing in the background. Very hip.
Sure, I'm givin' them a plug because they honored me with a guest shot on their latest show. You scratch my back and I scratch your back. Truth: It is a different look into the world and swirl of hoops. And, with March Madness but days away, who doesn't want another excuse to surf away from that spread sheet on your office computer screen for some more insight that just might put you over the top in your office bracket pool?
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ASU's Carrick Felix named Pac-12 Player of the Week
Arizona State senior forward Carrick Felix has been named the Pac-12's Men's Basketball Player of the Week.
Felix averaged 18.5 points and 10.5 rebounds per game in ASU's wins over Utah and Colorado. The wins marked only the fourth time the Sun Devils have started Pac-10/Pac-12 play with a 2-0 record.
It's the second Player of the Week honor this season for Felix, who also won the award December 3.
"Carrick Felix -- I don't know if I've coached a guy who's played with more heart. I mean the guy doesn't take one second off," ASU head coach Herb Sendek said of his team leader Sunday following the win over Colorado. "His effort, and his energy and his heart have been remarkable."
Felix and the Sun Devils take their 13-2 record on the road this week to play Oregon State Thursday and Sunday.
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I just got the SB Stretch a couple weeks ago. I immediately wiped the blade with my tuf-cloth. After using it once as my dinner knife the SB had a patina. I was surprised. I emailed sentry solutions about it the reply said based on my description they thought my tuf-cloth had died. They can only be re-charged (or whatever) with mineral spirits so many times I guess. So, now I'm using a new cloth and am very curious how that will work. This was the first time I had any corrosion of any kind after using tuf-glide or tuf-cloth. I'll find out in about an hour when I eat dinner. Anyway, they included a "test" to see if your tuf-cloth needs replacing or not.
Here is the test.
Based on your description it does sound like your TUF-CLOTH needs to be retired. There is a way to test a TUF-CLOTH; you can do this on the whole TUF-CLOTH but cutting off a little piece will work too, that way you won't compromise the current state of the entire TUF-CLOTH. So the test is basically- with the "moist/wet" TUF-CLOTH wipe a small section of clean, clear glass. After cutting a small section or corner of TUF-CLOTH, allow this cut piece to dry completely. Once it is dry use the small, dry section to wipe a small section of the clean, clear glass next to the section you wiped with the "moist" TUF-CLOTH. Compare the films left on the glass visually; the moist section should look "heavier" than the dry wiped section. If you can wipe off the "moist wiped" section film and the "dry wiped" section easily, that means the active ingredients which were trapped on the fibers of the cloth have been exhausted.
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Lots of comments have been made about tuf-cloth's being used on knife blades and then using for food prep. According to Sentry Solutions it boils down to this or this is how I look at it. While tuf-glide has not been approved by the FDA I believe the consensus is that after it dries on a blade and then wiped off or even washed nobody who uses the knife to cut their food will drop dead. So, if I want to use my EDC knife for cutting food, which isn't very often, I go ahead and do it.