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The Moses And The Veil Bible scriptures located in 2 Corinthians 3:12-18 explains directly from God's Word the Moses And The Veil topic.
2 Corinthians 3:12
Seeing then that we have such hope, we use great plainness of speech:
2 Corinthians 3:13
And not as Moses, which put a vail over his face, that the children of Israel could not stedfastly look to the end of that which is abolished:
2 Corinthians 3:14
But their minds were blinded: for until this day remaineth the same vail untaken away in the reading of the old testament; which vail is done away in Christ.
2 Corinthians 3:15
But even unto this day, when Moses is read, the vail is upon their heart.
2 Corinthians 3:16
Nevertheless when it shall turn to the Lord, the vail shall be taken away.
2 Corinthians 3:17
Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.
2 Corinthians 3:18
But we all, with open face beholding as in a glass the glory of the Lord, are changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord.
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They held the 3rd Annual Birdies for Charity Golf Tournament at Doublegate Country Club Monday. It was organized by the Debutante Club, a group of 26 young women who just finished their freshman year of college, and want to serve their community.
Anchorage Director Kenny Phillips said, "This is just awesome to know not only the adults of our community are doing things to support us, but also the youth and the college age kids of our community."
Debutante Mary Thomas Pickett said, "It makes me proud to know that throughout our college and summer busy schedules that we can take time and put all this together and it's going to be a great success and today we've had a great turnout."
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Winter storms are costly. Weekend winter storms are more so when you start factoring in overtime.
Highway Department Operations Manager Adam Jacobs said in an email this weekend that weekend storms generally cost around $800 an hour in labor between plow drivers, mechanics, and supervision. That's in addition to fuel usage and any sand or salt that's needed.
With the Feb. 8 storm that had the highway department working around the clock and several small a medium snow and ice events in February, Jacobs said.
"I think we're just under 75 percent expended on our OT budget, with the weekend storms definitely running that number up a little faster than usual," Jacobs said. "Our OT budget has been trimmed a little over previous years, but we're right about where we should at this stage in the winter. I would estimate we have about 1/3 of our salt shed left, so we're in decent shape with that as well."
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Reviews by OneBeertoRTA:
4.75/5 rDev +0.8%
04-05-2012 05:20:34 | More by OneBeertoRTA
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4.4/5 rDev -6.6%
Huge thanks to Ron for opening this one with us... I don't know how he does it. Dark brown and mahogany on the pour, with a light-tan head that settles to a collar pretty quickly. Still, thick, somewhat viscous and slightly menacing as it sits in the glass quiety. Good clarity when held up to the light, with not much haze detectable at all.
The aroma is absolutely huge... whether it's good or not, that's one thing... but the size of it is captivating. Sticky caramel, toffee, brown sugar, sweet molasses, deep figs, heavy oak, prunes, a big, boozy underbody, handfuls of woodsy raisins and a polished dusting of cocoa and chocolate in the end. Huge. Robust. Sticky sweet and largely complex. The best nose on the planet? Probably not... but still, pretty damn fantastic.
I'm a little more blown away by the first sip, as the flavor is even more omnipotent and commanding than the aroma (and even a little better, if you ask me). Lots of oak up front, sticky, heavy toffee, molded vanilla and caramel drizzle, warm bourbon and booze, cavity-inducing brown sugar, more dark fruits like figs and prunes, with a mild touch of cola in the finish, quickly survived by a touch of chocolate and the faintest addition of roast.... Wow.
King Henry is a monster of a beer. I guess that's what happens when you take an already massive barleywine and age it in Pappy 23 barrels that previously held a badass stout for two years. The bourbon character itself is relatively tame, I'm guessing since this is the second usage of the barrels, but King Henry still retains that barleywine-ish boozy character throughout - not to a menacing degree, rather just enough to let you know exactly what you're dealing with here.
There's no doubt this beer is a slow sipper, and the mouth feel is more justification of that. Thick and viscous, such a large body that has a sticky and almost (I repeat, *almost*) syrup-like retention to all sides of your mouth, leaving you with the lasting impression of oak, dying dark fruits, and huge brown sugar and molasses sweetness. Something that must be savored, one sip at a time.
So - King Henry. What a damn fine barleywine. While I do believe the hype train took hold of this one long ago, and it still may be *slightly* over-hyped, it is still a fantastic beer... I just wouldn't give up the farm for a bottle. It still deserves recognition as an incredible beer, although it wanders pretty far from the realm of English barleywines. In any case, it was still a lovely treat and I can't thank Ron enough for letting me indulge.
09-27-2013 14:00:09 | More by tectactoe
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4.88/5 rDev +3.6%
A - Pours a dark mahoganey color with a thin ring of cream colored head. Nice lacing.
S - Very nice barrel aged barleywine smell. Some lightly toasted malts, burnt brown sugars, caramel, slight hops and wonderful pappy barrel smell. The barrels bring out some mild vanilla, wood, and a touch of coconut.
T - Similar to the smell, very sweet. I can feel the carbonation and taste it. The spices are very prevalent in the taste along with some subtle bourbon notes. I am getting some oak here as well.
M - Medium bodied with medium carbonation. astringency from the hops. big boozy feel all over my mouth and throat.
O - Wow, this is easily the surprise of the year for me. I had no idea about this beer until last week and can now say with ease that this is in my top 5 of all-time. I just got into barley wines this year and didn't think anything could beat abacus and this blows it away.
12-14-2011 15:30:28 | More by SkiBum22
4.63/5 rDev -1.7%
22oz brown bomber with a bottled on date, also states that it will develop in the bottle over five years. Bottle #1028. 13.4% ABV ... this should be interesting.
LOOK: Opaque brown, head is virtually non-exsistant.
SMELL: Booze soaked fruit, barrel char, bourbon, vanilla, maple, wood, melon rind, peppery.
TASTE: Viscous, creamy, sherry, toasted wood, heavy char, ink, gritty, dark chocolate, bready, ripe cherries, toffee, vanilla, bourbon, lost leafy hop bitterness, boozy, spicy peppercorn, barrel dryness in finish.
Does it live up to the hype? Hell yeah! Massively complex. English Barleywine meets American bourbon barrel-aging with a nod to Old Ales as a byproduct. Goose Island once again proves their mastery of maturing beer in wood. Even King Henry would be impressed.
03-08-2012 02:09:11 | More by BeerAdvocate
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05-14-2013 15:22:05 | More by supa0525
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03-07-2013 02:13:20 | More by joel66
4.5/5 rDev -4.5%
11-01-2013 03:17:52 | More by warnerry
4.5/5 rDev -4.5%
03-08-2012 15:58:51 | More by Todd
4.75/5 rDev +0.8%
08-26-2012 21:21:14 | More by Callmecoon
4.5/5 rDev -4.5%
09-18-2012 01:02:59 | More by jisom123
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5/5 rDev +6.2%
01-05-2013 05:25:59 | More by megamass
4.5/5 rDev -4.5%
03-08-2012 02:12:17 | More by Jason
5/5 rDev +6.2%
09-01-2012 18:11:57 | More by codysjb
4.43/5 rDev -5.9%
Huge thanks to jjfoodie for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a brown color with a very small tan head. The aroma has a ton of maple and bourbon in it, with some nice toffee and caramel notes thrown in. Even with all of the alcohol in the aroma, the beer manages to not smell that boozy. The flavor is great as well. I get a ton of molasses, whiskey, caramel and maple, as well as a good amount of oak. All of the notes go very well together making this an outstanding beer. Medium to thick mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Very happy I got to try this one.
06-16-2012 15:26:40 | More by Mora2000
4.5/5 rDev -4.5%
03-17-2012 20:56:38 | More by jeebus23
5/5 rDev +6.2%
03-16-2012 17:47:50 | More by BigE90
5/5 rDev +6.2%
01-01-2012 22:19:28 | More by 1Adam12
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11-09-2012 01:49:20 | More by PDZ
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11-23-2012 08:18:58 | More by standardcherry
4.33/5 rDev -8.1%
22oz bottle poured into a sampler.
Pours a deep Ruby/dark brown with really no head at all. Nose is sweet and a bit winey and boozy.
Taste is sweet caramel, oak, vanilla, booze and Bourbon. Mouthfeel is is full and rich, a nice bitterness on the finish. Really tasty.
02-11-2012 16:24:54 | More by kingcrowing
5/5 rDev +6.2%
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01-13-2012 04:42:37 | More by mjtiernan
5/5 rDev +6.2%
01-10-2012 20:26:47 | More by bpfrush
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With the fifth pick in the 2011 NBA Draft, the Toronto Raptors selected Lithuanian big man Jonas Valanciunas.
Valanciunas played for Lithuanian side BC Lietuvos Rytas, based in Vilnius, for the 2010-11 season. He turned 19 in May, and fought fears of a sticky buyout situation in the entire 2011 draft run-up. He's considered a tough, defensive-minded center who should be a strong rebounder right out of the gate. But his offensive repertoire remains a work in progress, and he can't be expected to score much from Day 1, assuming he enters the NBA in 2011. Lithuania has a record of solid NBA men, including Zydrunas Ilgauskas and the great Arvydas Sabonis (who spent his prime playing for European clubs but did do time with the Blazers). The only current Lithuanian in the NBA is the Raptors' Linas Kleiza; Valanciunas' countryman Donatas Motiejunas should be picked in the middle of the first round in this draft.
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Severe weather prompts schools, government offices to close early
ANDERSON - Strong storms rumbled through the Upstate on Wednesday, spawning at least one funnel cloud and knocking out power to hundreds of residents.
The funnel cloud was seen about two miles from Walhalla on West Bear Swamp Road as the severe weather moved into the region shortly before 4:30 p.m. Torrential rain washed mud from the construction site of the new Walhalla High School onto S.C. 11, disrupting traffic.
High winds toppled several trees throughout Oconee County, some of which crashed onto a mobile home near Salem.
In Anderson County, a large pine tree snapped during the storm and blocked traffic on S.C. 81 for about an hour near the county's Piercetown fire station. Two billboards were blown over in downtown Anderson and minor flooding was reported in the Southwood neighborhood south of the city, according to county emergency services director Taylor Jones. A home near Iva lost its roof during the storm, Jones said.
A peak wind gust of 38-mph was reported in Anderson about 5:30 p.m., according to Doug Outlaw, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service office in Greer. The Anderson area received 1.14 inches of rain, Outlaw said.
More than 1,100 Duke Energy customers in Anderson County were without power as of 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, according to the company's website. Outages affected 495 customers in Pickens County. But as of 5:45 a.m. Thursday, those outage numbers were down to 56 in Anderson County and 1 each in Oconee and Pickens.
After hearing reports of significant weather-related damage in northern Georgia, officials decided to close schools and county offices in Anderson County ahead of schedule Wednesday afternoon. Students were dismissed from all public schools at 2:15 p.m. and county offices closed at 3:30 p.m. Late-afternoon classes also were canceled at Anderson University.
The early closings were ordered so that students and county employees could get home safely before the severe weather arrived, Jones said.
The storms packed less of a punch throughout the Upstate than was seen earlier in Georgia. A suspected tornado was blamed for killing a person in a mobile home in Adairsville — about 60 miles northwest of Atlanta. Eight other people were hurt, two critically, according to Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal.
Jones defended the decision to sends students and county workers home early.
"We had reason for taking all of the proactive steps," he said.
Rain that cooled the atmosphere lessened the severity of the storms in the Upstate, Outlaw said.
The storms were associated with a strong cold front that will lower Thursday's temperatures by about 20 degrees from Wednesday. The forecast calls for clear skies and a high of 51 Thursday with an overnight low of 31. Strong winds gusting as high 30 mph will continue until Friday night, according to the weather service.
Reporters Mike Eads and Abe Hardesty and correspondents Wayne Morton and Dave Rogers and the Associated Press contributed to this story.
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Paleo Pineapple Upside-Down Cake2011-06-13
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This one is from our great friend Esther at http://paleoonmain.blogspot.com/!!!
¼ c coconut oil
1/8 c maple syrup
2 fresh pineapple slices (one left whole, the other cut to fit edge)
In an 8 inch cake pan, place above amounts of coconut oil and maple syrup.
Place in oven preheating at 375 for about 5 minutes, or until melted and bubbly. Place sliced/cut pineapple slices into pan with oil/syrup mixture and return to oven for another 5 minutes.
While pineapple is in the oven, mix together all ingredients for cake.
Spoon over pineapple mixture in the cake pan. Return to oven and bake for 25-30 minutes until done. Let cake sit for 10 minutes after it comes out of the oven. Then flip onto plate. Serve warm or cool. Refrigerate leftovers.
- 1/4 C Coconut Oil (melted)
- ½ C coconut milk
- 1 fresh pineapple slice (diced)
- 1 C Almond Flour
- 1/4 C Coconut flour
- 2 Eggs
- 1 tsp Vanilla
- 1/2 tsp baking soda
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Mine wound up separating into something awful looking… like some bread crusts with flan on top and some pineapples stuck in it. Don't know what I did wrong.
However, it did -taste- delicious, so I still consider it a win.
This is one of the few Paleo recipies that I haven't cared for. The maple syrup seemed to stick to the bottom of the cake pan, and the cake was not nearly sweet enough (and I've been on Paleo long enough to have gotten used to desserts being a lot less sweet than my pre-Paleo days). Not sure what went wrong. It looked beautiful when I took it out of the oven although when I flipped it part stuck to the bottom of the pan.
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The Klingon homeworld could be tricky..................it's meant to be Class M (so that would suggest it had a variety of climate regions - thus mountains and jungle and everything inbetween should be entirely plausible) but that ENT depiction isn't at all the same as the dense and murky environment portrayed in
'Sins of the Father'
Although the ENT image DOES correspond to the location of the retreat that was also mountainous in
'Rightful Heir'
But since we don't know the Homeworld was ever actually relocated (TUC has evacuation in the 'planning' stages but it was never ever stated onscreen that was actually carried out) you could get away with a variation of environments to set as a possible Klingon Homeworld.
It's waaaaaaaaay too early to wonder. Location scouting doesn't mean it will be actually used. Iceland and Canada were location scouted for the first film and it ended up filmed all in the L.A area.
There was an obvious dramatic reason to portray Qu'onos as a murky world in the Worf-Duras arc. Same in ENT, they wanted to emphasize the Viking aspects of the Klingons. Drama is always more important than stupid visual continuity.
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Secretary Swaim-Staley Designates MVA Administrator John Kuo As Maryland's Highway Safety Represenative
HANOVER, MD -- Maryland Transportation Secretary Beverley Swaim-Staley today announced that John T. Kuo has been named to serve as Governor Martin O'Malley's Highway Safety Representative. Mr. Kuo has served as Administrator of the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) since 2006 and will continue in that role. As the Highway Safety Representative, he will coordinate the State's highway safety efforts with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA), the MVA and the Maryland Highway Safety Office (MHOS). Mr. Kuo assumes the role from former SHA administrator Neil J. Pedersen, who recently retired.
"John Kuo has long been a leader in the area of driver safety," said Secretary Swaim-Staley. "He possesses the focus and the skills that we need to lead our relentless pursuit to reduce the number of highway related deaths in Maryland. Under John's leadership, we will enhance our efforts to utilize a performance based, results oriented approach to safety."
As the Governor's Highway Safety Representative, Mr. Kuo will serve as the liaison between Governor O'Malley and the highway safety community. He also will provide leadership to the MHSO and its safety programs. The mission of the MHSO is to save lives and prevent injuries by reducing the number and severity of motor-vehicle crashes through a comprehensive and effective network of traffic safety programs. With the designation of Mr. Kuo as the Governor's Highway Safety Representative, MHSO will transition from a division within SHA to one within MVA.
"I look forward to the continued partnership between SHA and the MVA," said Deputy Transportation Secretary and Acting SHA Administrator Darrell Mobley. "Together, we will continue to identify and apply the best solutions in our quest to make Maryland roads as safe as possible."
Mr. Kuo became administrator at the MVA in 2006 after serving in various executive leadership roles including Chief Deputy Administrator with the MVA for 11 years. Throughout his tenure at the MVA, he has been instrumental in the development of MVA's comprehensive approach to enhance driver safety, including changes to policies, procedures, laws and regulations.
"We intend to focus the combined resources of SHA, MVA and the team within the Maryland Highway Safety Office on those areas where the data indicate the problem is the greatest," said Mr. Kuo. "Over the past several years, the MVA has worked to enhance highway safety by improving the way we teach and test new drivers. We also have reinforced the graduated driver licensing system and helped strengthen ignition interlock laws. Working collaboratively with our partners in the safety community, our goal will be to continue to improve safety and dramatically reduce highway fatalities across the state."
In recent years, the statewide collaboration among safety advocates and law enforcement has produced a decline in traffic related fatalities across the state. In 2010, there were 496 traffic fatalities in Maryland, the lowest number in at least 40 years.
As a resident of Montgomery County for the past 40 years, Mr. Kuo understands the growing congestion and related highway safety issues of the region and state including aggressive driving. He began his public service career in 1982 with the Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene. He has also served as the Director of Procurement and Chief of Contract Administration for the Maryland Port Administration, Port of Baltimore. Mr. Kuo is also a recognized leader within the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) having just served as President of AAMVA Region I and is currently serving as Board Director on AAMVA's International Board.
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I would like to see us trade down with the Giants and take Bulaga rd1 and mount cody rd2. I really like Bulaga and think he is the best OT to take for success, I also like Cody, yes there will be fat jokes, but no one can say he isn't a run stuffer, and with Kyle Williams making strides in gap penetration last year, I think a Cody, Williams platoon is the answer at NT, am I wrong?
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Led Zeppelin's countdown continued today, with the band posting a photo of the number "1" to their Facebook page. The band have been counting down to something since this weekend, but there's a lot of speculation as to what the band will do, or announce, when the countdown ends (which will be tomorrow, September 13).


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The Best conference in College Football The Big Ten welcomes a new face to the Conference. Nebraska Cornhuskers has made the move to The Big Ten. A big move for the Cornhuskers which means more competition and another team for The Buckeyes to crush.
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Well since Daunte Ciulpeppers dominating career is over in the NFL. Culpepper turns to the UFL to continue his love for the sport. Will Culpepper ever try to make a come back to the NFL??
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Records Management Administration and Consulting
Records Management provides consultations with University departments/units on campus for the systematic management of records from their creation to final disposition, insuring that department practices are in conformity with University policies and with the State of Illinois Records Act.
In 1983 the State of Illinois Records Commission notified all State universities of the State Records Act, "An act relating to State records, providing for a State Archives division of the office of Secretary of State, creating the State Records Commission and defining its powers and duties, providing for a continuing records and paperwork management program and repealing an Act therein named." This act shall be known as "The State Records Act," (Sec. 1, 43,4 -State Records Act) **To access the State Records act please use the following link to go to the Secretary of State's home page (State Records Act). Next look for the State Records Management Services section. The State Records Act is the first item listed under this section.** Thus a retention schedule was developed by the State Records Commission, with the cooperation of each university department, and was accepted and implemented as policy by the President of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale in 1990. The retention schedule assists each department with the life-cycle of a university record (from creation to final disposal).
The retention schedule lists each campus unit, i.e., Board of Trustees, Executive Director of Administration, Office of the Chancellor, Office of the President, Provost & Vice Chancellor, School of Medicine, Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance, Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Vice Chancellor for Institutional Advancement, and Vice Chancellor for Research & Graduate Dean. All departments are located under one of these units.
The overall objective of the Records Management Program is to provide for effective scheduling, retention, retrieval, disposition and safekeeping of all records. This includes:
- Plan and develop long-range goals for the University in the area of records management and information resources.
- Work with State Records Commission and the University on new applications and reclassification of records.*
- Work with University Archives to maintain a vital records protection program.
- Maintain filing systems to assure efficient usage and prompt retrieval of records.
- Provide assistance to all University departments in all matters relating to records management, filing systems, microfilm systems, and form's management.
How do you determine if your department's Records Retention Schedule needs changes:
- Has your department recently been reorganized?
- Has responsibilities been transferred for some of your records to other departments?
- Has your department discontinued a record series?
- Has your department inventoried its records or reviewed its records retention schedule within the last two years?
- Has your department converted over to electronic record keeping?
If the answer is yes to any of these questions, you may need to update your Records Retention Schedule to reflect your current business processs. In order for any changes to be made on a retention schedule, a Records Inventory must be completed. If you have changed over to electronic record keeping, you need to contact Records Management to update your retention schedule. A new schedule must be written for the electronic records and the old record will be phased out. (call Mike Reiman 536-6613 for instructions on this process)
*When the department request changes to the retention schedule, please use this inventory worksheet (you will need Adobe Acrobat to view the Inventory Worksheet) to make the changes, i.e., adding new items or making changes on current items. Once the form has been filled out, print it and return to Jamie Qualls at Records Management (6808). You may also contact Records Management to fill this form out for you if you so choose. Records Management will then submit the form to the State Records Commission to have these changes made. This can be a lengthy process.
You may also call Mike Reiman or Jamie Qualls at 618-536-6613, if you have any questions regarding changing your retention schedule.
To access the Records Management Policy Manual use the following link:
In order to view your retention schedule you must know the administrative area that your department/office reports to; then locate that administrative area on the table listed below and click on it. You will find the application number to the left of the title of the unit that you report to. For example, if your department/office reports to the Provost & Vice Chancellor, you would look under the heading, 97-43, Provost & Vice Chancellor, and click on it, etc. Once you have opened the unit, an index will appear. Find your department/office within the index and click on it. This will take you to your retention schedule. Here you will find the item number.
An example of the Application and Item Numbers are as follows:
Application #: 97-43
Item #: 100.01
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Office of the President
Office of the Chancellor
Vice Chancellor for Institutional Advancement
Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance
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Ideas from the people come together to help build a better Evansville.
After months of "VOICE" sessions with the public organizers announce where folks want to see improvement.
City core, healthy greenspaces and experiences are the 3 focus areas announced Thursday night.
Now the next step is for groups to figure out how to make these goals a reality.
Ideas were collected during 32 voice sessions, with more than 1,700 people pitching in.
Nick Wildeman would like to see more entertainment opportunities for young professionals.
"When you're trying to attract a key demographic to an area and retain that demographic, it makes sense that you have to have experiential things for you to take part in," said Wildeman.
Another Big Action Meeting was held Friday morning in the Browning Room at the Central Library.
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My Dad sent this to me. It's pretty accurate.
My 2-year-old's brain also includes an entire section dedicated to waffles.
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His stomach also has an apparently gigantic section dedicated to waffles.
Ooooo … this is far too accurate. I love playing with my grand-daughter … but this is who she is.
haha – yes, definitely waffles …and Taco Bell Chili-Cheese Burritos! Oh wait, that's me.
Wow. Dead on accuracy for our 2 year old!
I love the "What Mommy's eating" part!! That is so my 2 yr old. I gave up fixing him his own plate cause it just goes to waste. He's all about waffles as well! LOVE THIS!!
WOW! I was a STRANGE KID! MY "ELMO" CARTOON, Toy RECOGNITION, & WHINE LOBES were all linked to HORSES & PONIES.
Food too because my Grandma got me to eat SALAD & CARROTS, because HORSEYS did!
Curious where is the 3 year old Brain – as I am relivng my Childhood I think… LOL
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After a Montana Judge slapped a political group with a $260,000 fine for failing to disclose campaign spending, Governor Steve Bullock explains those groups are not welcome in the State of Montana.
First District Judge Jeffery Sherlock fined the dark money group American Tradition Partnership with this civil penalty which demonstrates that new campaign freedoms extended to corporations don't make them immune to state disclosure laws. District Judge Sherlock said in a Tuesday opinion that the group has shown "complete disregard" for the laws of Montana, its courts, and the "tradition of free and open elections."
Governor Steve Bullock also had a statement "The message to those who seek to hide in the shadows while using despicable tactics to con Montana voters is clear: you're not welcome here."


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I was off most of Tuesday and had no idea Darren already wrote something on Don Bosco's upcoming trip to Yankee Stadium on Jan. 31. It was going to be part of my notebook for Friday's paper, but since Darren already covered it for the paper, I'll just throw what I wrote on here. Some of it is repetitive…
Big Announcement… Yankee Stadium here we come. Bosco vs CBA. Details to follow #boscopuck #StadiumSeries
— Bosco Hockey (@DBIronmenHockey) January 7, 2014
It started as a phone call in early September from Christian Brothers Academy coach Ryan Bogan to Don Bosco coach Greg Toskos.
"He's like, 'Would you be interested in doing something with us at Yankee Stadium?'," Toskos said of the call that got the ball rolling. "We jumped on it right away. I said, 'Absolutely. Anything we could do would be fantastic.' "
Since that day, CBA and Don Bosco have been in constant communications with the New York Yankees and New Jersey Devils — more so the Devils — and things were finally finalized Tuesday morning.
After a long four months of negotiations, the Ironmen will meet CBA on Jan. 31 at 1:15 at Yankee Stadium in a game that will feature two of the top programs in the state.
"Since we didn't have practice [Tuesday] and everything happened so fast, I wasn't able to tell the kids in person," Toskos, a Yankees fan, said late Tuesday night. "But I saw my first real glimpse of the power that social media has. I tweeted it out and, within minutes, there were hundreds of retweets and favorites and the kids were going crazy. They're beyond ecstatic.
"It's the opportunity of a lifetime for these kids."
Don Bosco's version of the NHL's Winter Classic will take place five days after the New York Rangers face the Devils in the Bronx, and two days after the Rangers meet the Islanders at the same venue as part of the NHL's Stadium Series.
"You watch these Winter Classics that have been going on for years now," Toskos said, "and this will be nothing like anything these guys have ever experienced before. They may have been outdoors, but this is on a different level altogether. They know about Frozen Fenway [played in Boston's Fenway Park] where they've been having college games, so they know about these experiences, but they've never participated in something like this.
"To have that opportunity is just awesome."
As of late Tuesday night, Toskos did not have any details regarding ticket information. St. Peter's Prep and Chatham will meet at Yankee Stadium following Don Bosco-CBA. Delbarton will play the following day against Massachusett's Catholic Memorial.
The game will technically be a Don Bosco home game and a rematch of the Ironmen's Dec. 13 matchup against CBA, which ended in a 3-3 tie.


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Recent actions show that the people who gave us the dirty war are now ready to give a dirty peace. I don't believe Denis Donaldson was the key person being protected. I think there is something more, something wider. This corruption has taken place right at the heart of Sinn Fein. The democratic public out there have been caught between the unbelievable's. They don't know who to believe in relation to many of these issues. The fact is Denis Donaldson was an agent for many many years. We need to question the role of the British in all of this - we need to question the role of M15. Gerry Adams is trying to give the British a by ball by saying this has nothing to do with Tony Blair - That's Jackanory stuff.
Lets get to the bottom of what exactly what is involved. It is not the other political parties who are trying to bury the distant or the recent past. It is Sinn Fein. When they face difficulty or challenge all they do is last out and blame everybody. And it wasn't the other political parties who appeared here a week ago with Denis Donaldson. Martin McGuinness and Gerry Adams look foolish and stupid now.
I think all these events make people a lot more realistic of the nature of the dirty peace that people who are in the lead in this peace process are giving us. The best they are going to give us is a dirty peace. People want standards, they want a decent peace.
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Recent Actions Unbelievable!!
Posted by Parnell at 2:57 p.m.
2 comments:
- levee said...
I agree Parnell, the events of the last two or three weeks raise serious questions about the state of the 'Peace Process'. I'm losing confidence quickly.
Although the other politicial parties may not have a responsibility in this matter (SF being directly involved), it is sinister that this farcial episode led to the collapse of our 'government' and reintroduction of direct rule.
It has effectively given our politicians (SF included) an extra three years to play the same old games, instead of getting out there and proving themselves to the electorate.
Ironic that this event is completely overshaddowing the UUP's 'Get Real' campaign.
- 21 December, 2005 08:28
- Parnell said...
Mr Levee: Your instinct is on the money button, "instead of getting out there and proving themselves to the electorate". Recent events are very dissapointing for the electorate, but a reality check can be positive in the long term.
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There's an old, apocryphal tale of an advertisement -- as I heard it, in the New York Times classified: "Cadillac For Sale, $1. Cash Only. Just Show Up, 1234 Main Street, Between 10 and 2." A man sees the ad, and thinking it's too good to be true, decides to show up just to hear the back story. When he gets there, a woman is there with the Cadillac in the driveway and a mechanic waiting as well. "It's yours for $1, honestly," she says, "and the mechanic here will vouch for the car's tip-top condition." The man inspects the title, gives the lady a dollar, and finally asks why the bargain.
The mechanic laughs. "Her husband died. Left her with nothing but the house. She's to sell everything, with the proceeds going to his mistress. I bought his Porsche for fifty cents."
Sometimes, a deal looks good -- if you just know the full story.
I don't know the full story behind Fred Wilpon's odd sale of 33% of the Mets. I do know that it's fishy; that the Mets owner is a smart, financially-capable man; and that there is therefore a good explanation for all of this. I'm clearly speculating here, but I can't help but wonder if the sale here is Wilpon being a financial genius.
A year ago -- if not less -- the Wilpons and their spokespeople unequivocally stated that the Mets franchise was financially strong. Over the last few months, we've come to learn otherwise. The team has likely exhausted its lines of credit, requiring an emergency loan from MLB. The Wilpons sought (and found) a buyer for a minority stake. The team, per Fred Wilpon's discussion with Jeffrey Toobin of the New Yorker, is bleeding cash -- set to lose as much as $70MM this year.
Oh, and Fred Wilpon et al are being sued for about a billion dollars.
Fred and co. have decided to fight it out in court. Irving Picard, the lawyer charged with reclaiming unduly earned payments from Bernie Madoff, is alleging that the Wilpons -- being experienced investors (hey, they'rebillionaires!) should have realized what Madoff was up to. If true, argues Picard, that is enough (legally) to consider Wilpon's gains ill-gotten, and therefore subject to clawback. Assuming Picard's legal theory is right, it will be up to a jury to decide of Wilpon should have realized that Madoff was a crook.
Wilpon does not make for a very sympathetic defendant. He's a billionaire; many of Madoff's victims are now penniless. He was a close friend of Madoff; many of Madoff's victims were recruited into the scheme by his close friends. Etc. If this goes to a jury, Fred is likely going to lose, and lose big time. He could very reasonably lose every dime.
Given all of this, it seems like the Wilpons should be trying to sell the Mets -- entirely. A controlling stake in the team is worth more, on a per-share basis, than a non-controlling one. SNY is worth more if it comes with the team than if it comes separately; in fact, it's worth very little if pulled away from the team. If the Wilpons could sell it all, clear $1B after debt repayments, and offer Picard $750MM to go away, they'd end up without the Mets, yes, but also with $250MM and no legal problems. (And all of their other business holdings.) It's not an ideal situation, obviously, but it's better than having a really good shot at going broke.
But again, the Wilpons aren't selling. Anything but, in fact.
* * *
If you're Fred Wilpon's lawyer, you aren't letting so much as sneeze without telling you first. You can't. He's a very visible person and everything that happens going forward could imperil (or benefit) his defense. Sure, things happen. People write emails which they later regret when they come to light in discovery. (As a former practicing attorney myself, I've seen this a few times, but attorney-client privilege prevents me from sharing the otherwise awesome stories.) After Toobin's story hit, someone -- and my apologies, as I can't recall whom -- commented on one of the many Mets sites I read that there is simply no way, no how, that Wilpon didn't talk to his lawyer before his conversation with Toobin. I disagree: things like this happen. But they're rare, and it is certainly likely that Wilpon's lawyer knew about -- or maybe even advised Wilpon in regard to -- the conversation. And speaking to Sports Illustrated as well? There is no way he did not talk to his lawyer before at least one, if not both, of those conversations.
It makes sense, too. Forget the stuff bad mouthing the players. Focus on a few salient points in the SI article:
- The team is "bleeding cash," and may lose $70MM this year. The team is in debt to the tune of $400MM or more.
- He once offered Madoff a stake in the Mets, who turned him down, not wanted to be in the public eye.
- Governor Cuomo is mediating talks between Wilpon and Picard. Wilpon is willing to settle for about $235MM, but "Gov. Cuomo has not been able to at this stage convince them that the 700 [million dollars Picard seeks additionally] is not going to be obtainable."
Wilpon is setting up the dominoes. Each one leads the reader slowly down the path that Wilpon was left in the dark. He offered a con man a share of his prized possession? Because he didn't know better. The team is bleeding cash and has massive debt? Because he's good at making money, but not managing it. And it's not even controversial. Even the Governor of the State of New York agrees.
And to make it even clearer, let's add in an act of financial desperation: selling one-third of the team for $200MM with, perhaps, the strangest contract term ever included in a team sale. If, within three years, the new minority owner Dennis Einhorn wishes to purchase a stake totalling 60% of the team, he can -- unless the Wilpons pay back his $200MM. And if they do, he gets to keep this one-third ownership of the team.
Read that again, because it's lunacy. Complete and utter lunacy. The Wilpons are literally giving up hundreds of millions of dollars.
Kind of. Fred Wilpon also makes out like a bandit here -- if you look at him as the widow of the man who left everything to his mistress.
First, the deal suggests that Wilpon really isn't all that great of an investor. Put on the opposite side of the table as finance professional Einhorn, he comes out looking like the unsophisticated pollyanna he claims he was in his dealings with Madoff. It's a great point in his defense: a man who trusts his partners and advisors, and doesn't really know much about high finance.
Don't buy it? Too conspiratorial and underhanded? Fine; I admit it is at best cynical and speculative. But it may not matter, because the deal does something even better for Wilpon: it allows him to make it unreasonable for Picard to force him to sell the Mets and SNY.
* * *
Let's assume that Wilpon was telling the truth when he said that he wanted the Mets to stay in his family for generations.
That statement comes with an implication: the value of the franchise is not all that important to him. The team's value is illiquid -- you can borrow against it, yes, but you can't withdraw $1 million from a $1 billion business like it's a bank account. And if you aren't going to sell the team for generations, the actual value isn't all that important. Nice to have, sure. But given the option of owning the team at a lower valuation or having the cash (having sold the team) at a higher one, Wilpon's preference is clearly the former.
The deal, again, with Einhorn:
- The Wilpons get $200MM in cash.
- Einhorn gets one-third of the Mets and first right of refusal if the Wilpons sell a controlling interest to others.
- The Wilpons maintain control of the team.
- Einhorn does not get any interest in SNY.
- Einhorn gets an option to buy up to 60% of the team (a controlling stake) in 2014 unless the Wilpons return his $200MM beforehand, in which case, Einhorn gets his money back but retains is one-third interest.
Picard aside, the deal helps Wilpon with his short-term problems with the team's finances. As reported by SI, $25 million goes to MLB in repayment of that emergency loan; $100 million goes toward operating expenses; and $75 million goes to paying down the team's $427 million debt. In other words, it's not being set aside to help pay off Picard, and it won't be easily recouped in case of later settlement or verdict.
The deal does a few other things, too. First, it makes it almost impossible for the Wilpons to sell a controlling interest in the team. Let's say someone -- Jane Doe -- comes along and offers Fred Wilpon $700MM for the remaining two-thirds. Doe would also have to give Einhorn an additional $200MM, and she'd be stuck with Einhorn as a limited partner. A terrible deal, to say the least, and one that is at best unlikely. Realistically, Wilpon could only sell another 30-33% of the team -- another minority, non-controlling stake -- which, given the terms of Einhorn's deal, would probably only fetch about $150MM.
And then there is SNY. I can't speak to the value of SNY, but Einhorn's option effectively kills it. If Wilpon sells his share of SNY to John Q. Smith, Smith buys it with the risk that Einhorn -- when he buys the team outright in 2014 -- decides to end the Mets' deal with SNY at the first possible opportunity. In short, SNY's value only holds strong if the Mets owner also owns a sizable stake in SNY. Einhorn owns none of SNY. At best, Wilpon can only sell a minority interest in the network, and even then, it's a hard sale to make until 2014.
* * *
Back to Picard. Fred Wilpon has just massively hammered his net worth, but his position in life -- controlling owner of the Mets and SNY -- has remained almost entirely unchanged. The victims of Madoff are still uncompensated. They run the gamut in financial status, but in most cases, they want their money back now, not three years from now.
Waiting around until 2014 isn't an option, but that's how Wilpon set it up. (And even if it were an option, 2014 comes with no guarantees that Picard will win and/or that the Wilpons will be financially able to afford to pay off a verdict.) Settle now for $200-$300MM, probably payable over a couple of years. (Guess where Ollie Perez and Luis Castillo's salaries are going when they come off the books.) Or... well, who knows what's left over.
It's genius.
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So let's forget for a moment about all the TFC confusion, chaos and disappointment, and instead once again turn to Canada for a little bit of hope and a way to feel good about yourself.
By now, you're presumably aware of all the games Canada will be playing this summer, and have already bought tickets and roped friends and family into coming along with you. You have? Excellent. But if for whatever reason you can't make it, but you still want to do your bit to ensure a pro Canadian crowd, well here's an excellent way to be able to do just that, by, as the title suggests, sending a kid to Canada v Honduras. The Voyageurs have teamed up with Toronto Community Housing who, as part of their youth engagement programme offering sports opportunities to those who'd otherwise be unable to participate, are hoping to use donated tickets to take as many people out to the game as possible.
Even aside from the feel good factor of helping those less fortunate, the more selfish reward is to know you're helping Canada. Last year, the crowd was overwhelmingly backing Canada, but there were still plenty of empty seats. This year, especially in the game against Honduras, those seats will be filled by opposition fans, so not only are you doing a good thing for some random kid, and hopefully creating some lifelong Canada fans who'll come back for game after game, you're actively ensuring one less Honduran there for that game, which is surely something everyone can get behind.
So there you go, even if you're not in Toronto, you can still support the CMNT. Click here, and for $20, send a kid into the south stand to cheer his or her heart out on your behalf. You know it makes sense.


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Finally, So Yong-Kim's "For Ellen" is heading to theaters and gets a pretty nice once sheet to go with it. Featuring the ecletic young cast of Paul Dano, Jena Malone, Jon Heder, Margartia Levieva and Dakota Johnson, the story follows a struggling musician (Dano) who battles his wife for custody of his daughter in a small upstate New York bordertown, with Malone playing his wife and Heder as a small town lawyer who Dano brings in to help. Our man in Sundance found the movie to be a tough one to watch, but see for yourself when it opens in theaters on September 5th or settle down with it at home on VOD starting September 19th. [Movieline]
JD | August 9, 2012 7:22 PM
Remake Dawn, your poster SUCKS. I hope John Milius buys five hundred copies and uses them for target practice.
d | August 9, 2012 7:17 PM
Gerard Butler has apparently filled the hole McConaughey recently left vacant.
Joe | August 9, 2012 6:40 PM
Re: your headline - it's called "Zero Dark Thirty," not "Thirty Dark Zero."
rothc | August 9, 2012 6:36 PM
It pains me to have to go through 7 different pages just to see crappy posters.


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A homeless man is on trial for throwing a fatal punch in downtown Austin on Labor Day of last year.
Thirty-five-year-old architect Matt Casey died from his injuries seven days later.
The incident happened between 6th and 7th Street on Neches--right in the view of APD surveillance cameras. The defense and the prosecution will rely heavily on that video of the moments before and after the fatal punch. Unfortunately the punch itself was not shown.
Police released a clip of the video to the media after the incident. The defendant, Preston Sharpnack shown without his shirt on and his friend Renee Jones can be seen walking off screen.
Police say the two had two confrontations with the victim, Matt Casey and Casey's friend on shortly before 1 a.m. on September 3, 2012.
Police say Sharpnack confessed to punching Casey once.
Casey, according to witnesses fell and hit his head on the sidewalk. He never regained consciousness. Doctors say he suffered two skull fractures. He was on life-support until he died September 10.
Tuesday, we heard from a witness who saw Casey fall and Sharpnack and Jones run away from the scene. We also heard from the homicide detective and the first paramedic on the scene.
The defense says Casey and his friend instigated the fight. However, it is clearly shown on the video that Sharpnack's friend Renee Jones pushed Casey twice before the final interaction. Jones is expected to testify.
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March 18th marks one year since 36-year old Gayle McCaffrey was reported missing from the Limestone Blvd. home she shared with her husband Robert and their two children. Her disappearance is a mystery which remains unsolved and while the Charleston County Sheriff's Department's has named a suspect in a homicide—there have been no criminal charges in an investigation that has gone cold.
On Sunday the Sheriff's department released photos of the McCaffrey vehicles which may have been involved and may have been seen in the area of Bee's Ferry Road last year. One is a black Jeep the other is a blue Dodge Ram.
On Monday March 18, 2013, a person representing Gayle's family said they do not know the whereabouts of named suspect Robert McCaffrey and sent News 2 a statement:
The family would like to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers on the 1 year anniversary of Gayle's disappearance. We continue to work with the police and hope that someone will find Gayle and we can bring her home and bury her. The children are healthy and happy and have a stable home filled with love and laughter. Please continue to pray with us for closure.
Search crews have been active in the last year, doing a second search off highway 61 on February 4, 2013, and another large search of land owned by the McCaffrey family in Easley this past November. There are no new leads, but the focus remains the same. Sheriff Al Cannon said on May 2nd that Bob McCaffrey is a suspect, but they do not have enough evidence to arrest him.
News 2 caught up to Bob McCaffrey in Brevard, North Carolina, just days after Sheriff Cannon named him a suspect. "There is nothing more I want to see than my wife back. I have no idea where she is; I don't have anything more to say, that I can say on camera right now," McCaffrey said.
Investigators say they named Bob McCaffrey a suspect because of a few things such as his whereabouts at the time. They say Robert left his and Gayle's West Ashley home on March 17TH and went to Easley, getting a well-publicized speeding ticket in Travelers Rest on the way back. He returned home the morning of March 18th and then reported his wife missing.
He also said Gayle left a letter at the home indicating why she left. That letter has since become something investigators and Gayle's family call bogus. The Sheriff's Department also released information saying Bob McCaffrey had a love interest in Greenville at the time. Last spring Helen Bancach, Gayle's sister, said the affair was something Gayle knew about and tried to patch-up.
"Gayle had known about his girlfriend for about a month. She and I have been talking about it. She was very concerned about her and working very hard to save her marriage."
At this time Gayle's family does not know the whereabouts of Robert McCaffrey. The Sheriff's Department said if they needed to contact him, they know Robert's general whereabouts. And if they needed to get a hold of him they would contact his attorney Chris Lizzy, who is still representing Bob McCaffrey. Lizzy would not offer a comment about the ongoing investigation.
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Theme: Breaking Boundaries, Building Connections
Huntsville, AL, United States
September 15th, 2013
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About this event
Sunday, September 15, 2013 TEDxHuntsville is gathering extraordinary thinkers, innovators, entrepreneurs, artists, scientists and local civic leaders for a creative forum that offers knowledge and inspiration. TEDxHuntsville allows attendees to engage in meaningful dialogue, participate in eye-opening hands-on experiences with local visionaries, and experience a line-up of dynamic speakers and performers. This year we are featuring local talent, speakers, civic leaders and artists from and around Huntsville, Alabama. We'll see innovations and tech demos from local companies and enthusiasts alike, engaging displays and activities from artists at Lowe Mill and the surrounding area.
Confirmed Speakers
Kenny Anderson
Kenny Anderson believes in the human potential and the belief that everyone has the ability to achieve success in life. John H. Rhoades famously said "do more than exist, live!" Life is a gift, and the choices that we make determine the value of that gift. Life is also a journey, and success leaves clues. Kenny has learned a lot about success through my journey and am committed to inspiring excellence in the lives of others. Passion is the fuel for life, and we energize ourselves through positive relationships and experiences.
Jeremy Conway
Jeremy Conway has spent over 16 years working with Information Technology; a majority of that time was spent identifying vulnerabilities in some of the world's largest and most diverse Information Technology environments. It was only within the last 5 years that Jeremy plunged into the world of entrepreneurship with an idea that he could help make a difference in Cyber Security. This plunge brought to light an interesting ecosystem between successful entrepreneurs and cyber criminals that could change the way we view technology innovations and Cyber Security.
Les Johnson
Humanity is on a path that can take us to the stars – if we don't stop dreaming big and taking chances. The laws of physics don't say that interstellar travel is impossible; it is simply very difficult. In the past, this was viewed as a challenge. We've smashed atoms, covered continents with roads, explored the most inhospitable places on Earth, and sent people to the Moon and robots to the edge of the solar system. But that was yesterday. What about tomorrow? We're discovering that the universe is not only full of stars, but planets as well – most likely billions of them. We didn't discover the first planet beyond our solar system until 1992 and today we've found thousands. We don't need warp drive or worm holes to reach the stars – we just need to use the known laws of physics and think BIG.
Radhika Kakani
Radhika Kakani graduated with a BS in Computer Science and a MS in Management of Technology and Marketing. She spent 20 years in the world of strategy, marketing, and IT consulting. Her her first mission trip to Ecuador, South America led to her taking a 3 months leave of absence from the technology world and to travel Central America. During this time, she learned about the Spanish culture, built stoves and latrines for economically disadvantaged families, and opened her eyes to a world of possibilities. She took the plunge and went to Le Cordon Bleu- London, Institute of Culinary Arts and became a Classically Trained French Chef. She started Indigo Market, LLC to continue her tryst with gastronomy where she has been researching and developing recipes which combine Ayurvedic and naturopathic principles with traditional French cooking techniques to help heal the body.
Dan Meyer
Ever want to be a superhero? Ever want to do the impossible in your life? No matter how extreme our fears or how wild our dreams, Dan Meyer believes we each have the potential to be superheroes, do the impossible, and change the world. Dan explores his quest to break through boundaries of fear and overcome the limitations of human nature to perform superhuman feats. Dan describes his journey from extreme fears to extreme feats, from outcast to outlier, coward to courageous, wimp to world record holder, and loser to Ig Nobel Prize winner. And he'll reveal insights on how YOU can do the impossible in YOUR life!
Dwight Pope
All of Dwight's life, he's been a giver. The process of caregiving took me from stress to the depths of despair and eventually brought me into a deeper understanding that allowed me to tap into a hidden reservoir of greater giving–a bright Light. Dwight believes that we all share a need to find this wellspring in ourselves, to step into this Light of goodness and giving, because this is a key element in unlocking our dormant potential.
Ashley Ramirez
Ashley Ramirez arrived in Huntsville in January 2013 fresh out of graduate school with a Ph.D. in Chemistry, planning to begin work on the Arsenal in just a few weeks. Little did she know that the sequestration was going to flip my world upside down. Fast forward six months and she owns Alabama's first dedicated gluten free bakery. It took an inopportune opportunity to push me to pursue a dream and she now lives free, gluten free.
Scott Thigpen
Scott Thigpen is your average every day geek that lives behind a Mac doing illustrations and graphic designs for various places (now permanently at UAB). His life was out of whack and Scott knew he needed something more in life so he decided to tackle the Tour Divide, a self supported mountain bike race that was nearly 3,000 miles long.
Cole Walker
Access to Energy means Quality of Life. It is a very exciting time to witness the decreasing cost of energy technology and increasing cost of traditional energy create the perfect storm that will change the way we generate, transmit, store, consume, buy and sell energy. All around the globe people will have access to affordable energy that is generated at the point of need and this will lead to incredible changes in education, healthcare, nutrition and economic development. Ultimately raising the quality of life for everyone.
Daniel Whitt
Activating global citizens shouldn't be a big deal, right? After all, our youth already know how to communicate digitally. Unfortunately there are significant roadblocks preventing this "activation" from happening, and those roadblocks are a detriment to more than just forward progress. They are pushing our youth (and our schools) backward. Using group advocacy, "community" partnerships, positive digital content creation, and a few other tricks described in this talk, we can quickly move our society all the way to the tipping point–the point where we all willingly jump. Not a jump into an unknown abyss, but rather a jump to a place where our youth are liberated to be themselves, learn their way, and own their future.
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Huntsville, AL, 35802
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LEWISBURG, W. Va (WVVA)-- Driving through Lewisburg, you may see something new.
It's a flagpole, erected at The Seasons nursing home on Flag Day to honor the veterans there as well as those in the community, and to remember prisoners of war.
In a ceremony, a local JROTC raised the American and POW flags on the new pole, then went through the traditional flag folding and presented it to a veteran in the audience.
Organizers said they hope the new pole will be a reminder for the community.
Debbie Aldridge, Guest Services Director of "The Seasons," said, "We also would like for people, as they go past Holt Lane, to take a moment and look at that flagpole and remember our veterans and our POW's as well."
She hopes the nursing home's nearly a dozen veterans see it, and feel loved.
"We are very honored for them to see this flag pole and when they go out every day they remember how much we love and care for them," she said.The crowd also released balloons to show appreciation for veterans and those currently serving this Flag Day.


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Clegg: 'Start early' with free childcare to boost mobility
Nick Clegg defended the Government's record on social mobility and claimed the most deprived members of the next generation would have their chances improved through free childcare.
Speaking on the Andrew Marr show, the Deputy Prime Minister reiterated his pledge for 92,000 of the UK's poorest toddlers to have 15 hours of free childcare per week.
One of the "most important things" to improve social mobility is to "start early", he told Mr Marr.
Clegg continued: "For the 20% lowest income families, for the first time ever their two-year-olds will get 15 hours pre school support.
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The realtor who helped Cliff Lee and his family find their Dallas home has put together a Facebook Fan Page called "Keep Cliff Lee On The Rangers" that's regularly updated with new insights about the hurler (hurler = fun word). You guys should throw the page a "Like."
The realtor is gonna personally show Cliff the FB Page to prove to him how much DFW loves him and wants him to stay. So, ya know, that's pretty cool -- You won't be pissin' in the wind by LIKEing it.
Here's the link... http://www.facebook.com/pages/Keep-Cliff-Lee-on-the-Rangers/157622487601715
The Fan Page was launched in this article... http://rogers.st/blog/2010/11/11/join-the-keep-cliff-lee-on-the-rangers-facebook-fan-page.html