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When World War I broke out in the golden Summer of 1914, nobody expected that the hosilities would go on for more than six months at the most. Unfortunately for the troops on both sides, the promise that it would all be over by Christmas was rendered hollow as many of them saw out the year in frozen trenches just yards away from the enemy. Thousands of men had already died and it didn't look like the fighting was going to end anytime soon.
1915 began largely as 1914 had ended. The Western Front saw the continuation of costly and hardly-beneficial offensives as tactically bankrupt commanders struggled to adapt to the limitations of trench warfare. New ideas and inventions were utilised in an effort to break the deadlock. Aircraft began to come into their own as a weapon of war whilst chemical weapons were used for the first time as the Germans deployed poison gas on both the Western and Eastern Fronts. The fighting in the east had retained some degree of mobile warfare, with the Germans and Austro-Hungarians gaining the initiative and forcing the Russians out of Galicia and Poland.
This year of the war also saw more nations join the fighting, expanding the two warring factions and earning them the nicknames that would stick for the rest of the war and beyond. The British/French/Russian led coalition became known as the Allies while Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire became the Central Powers. The Allies, bolstered by Italy's defection, hoped to extend the conflict to other areas around Europe in order to grind down enemy resources and avoid the deadlock of the Western Front, opening up new fronts in Ottoman Turkey and the Italian/Austrian Alps. These new ventures, however, would turn out to be just as frustrating.
January 2nd 1915
- Russia launches an offensive against the Austro-Hungarians in the Carpathian mountains. It will continue until April 12th.
January 19th 1915
- The first air raid on Britain by Zeppelin airships takes place. Two Zeppelins, blown off-course by strong winds, drop bombs on several coastal towns in Norfolk, killing four people.
January 24th 1915
- Elements of the British Grand Fleet and the German High Seas Fleet face off at the Battle of Dogger Bank in the North Sea. As the German battlecruiser SMS Blücher is sunk with the loss of most of her crew, the encounter is considered a victory for the British.
January 28th 1915
- The Ottomans attack from Palestine into British-controlled Egypt, hoping to capture the Suez Canal and deprive the British of the quickest route to India. The attack fails and the Ottomans withdraw by February 3rd.
January 31st 1915
- The Germans use poison gas for the first time, deploying chlorine gas against the Russians at the Battle of Bolimov.
February 4th 1915
- Germany begins a campaign of unrestricted submarine warfare against Allied and neutral merchant shipping, intending to starve Britain out of the war and deprive the Allies of American war material.
February 7th - 22nd 1915
- The Russian Tenth Army is defeated by the Germans at the Second Battle of the Masurian Lakes. The Russian position in Poland is left greatly weakened as a result.
February 19th 1915
- The Allies launch the Dardanelles campaign against the Ottoman Empire. British and French ships bombard the Ottoman defenses around the Dardanelles Straits in preparation for a land assault which is hoped will capture the Ottoman capital, Constantinople, and reopen access to the Black Sea.
March 10th - 13th 1915
- On the Western Front, a British attempt to take the offensive at the Battle of Neuve Chapelle is halted.
March 22nd 1915
- The siege of Przemyśl ends with the Russians capturing the Galician fortress city from the Austro-Hungarians.
April 22nd 1915
- The Germans in Flanders launch the Second Battle of Ypres. The German assault begins with a chlorine gas attack on the Moroccan and Algerian colonial troops of the French 45th and 78th Divisions at Gravenstafel. The gas kills over 6000 men in less than ten minutes and opens a four-mile wide gap in the Allied line as the survivors flee. A lack of reinforcements and concerns about what the lingering gas might do to their own troops prevent the Germans from fully exploiting this success and the gap is quickly refilled by Canadian troops.
April 24th 1915
- The fighting at Ypres continues with a second German gas attack on the Canadian frontline near the village of St Julien. Improvised countermeasures against the gas fail and the Allied line cracks once again, allowing the Germans to capture St Julien and much of the northern sector of the Ypres salient. The Allies pull back and hastily reform their frontline much closer to Ypres itself.
April 25th 1915
- Italy secretly signs the London Pact, thereby agreeing to join the Allies.
- The first Allied forces land on the Gallipoli peninsula in Turkey, beginning the land phase of the Dardanelles campaign. It turns out that the naval bombardment was not as effective as had been hoped and the disembarking British, French, Australian and New Zealand troops immediately encounter stiff Ottoman resistance.
April 28th 1915
- An Allied offensive at Gallipoli, the First Battle of Krithia, is repelled by the Ottomans.
May 1st - 3rd 1915
- August von Mackensen's German forces break through the Russian lines at the Battle of Gorlice-Tarnów, paving the way for a reconquest of Galicia by the Central Powers.
May 6th - 8th 1915
- The Second Battle of Krithia at Gallipoli produces exactly the same outcome as the first.
May 7th 1915
- The British ocean liner RMS Lusitania is sunk off the coast of Ireland by the German submarine U-20. Among the 1198 dead are 128 American citizens. The sinking triggers outrage in the United States despite the German embassy having warned in advance that passengers sailing under British colours in British waters do so at their own risk.
May 12th 1915
- Troops from South Africa capture Windhoek, the capital of German South West Africa.
May 23rd 1915
- Italy declares war on Austria-Hungary.
May 25th 1915
- The Second Battle of Ypres draws to a close. The Germans have not broken through but they have managed to considerably reduce the size of the Ypres salient. Ypres itself is now well within range of German artillery and the old town, having already suffered considerable damage, is gradually shelled to destruction over the remainder of the war.
June 4th 1915
- The Ottomans repel another Allied offensive at the Third Battle of Krithia.
- The Russians abandon Przemyśl as their positions in Galicia continue to collapse.
June 23rd 1915
- The Italian Front sees its first action of the war as the Italians launch the first of a series of offensives against the Austro-Hungarians along the River Isonzo, which straddles the border between the two countries. The First Battle of the Isonzo rumbles on indecisively until July 7th.
June 27th 1915
- The Germans and Austro-Hungarians recapture the Galician provincial captial, Lemberg from the Russians.
July 9th 1915
- The remaining German forces in South West Africa surrender to the South Africans.
July 18th 1915
- Italy launches the Second Battle of the Isonzo. The attack ends on August 3rd.
August 5th 1915
- German forces advancing in Poland capture Warsaw from the Russians.
August 6th - 29th 1915
- The British in Gallipoli launch the August Offensive, also known as the Battle of Sari Bair. This is the final attempt to dislodge the Ottomans from the peninsula and ends in failure.
September 1st 1915
- Germany suspends its policy of unrestricted submarine warfare in response to the American outcry that followed the sinking of the Lusitania.
September 8th 1915
- Tsar Nicholas II of Russia removes Grand Duke Nicholas as Commander-in-Chief and assumes personal command of the Russian armed forces.
September 19th 1915
- German forces advancing eastwards from East Prussia capture the Russian city of Vilnius.
September 25th - 28th 1915
- A major British offensive on the Western Front, the Battle of Loos, ends in failure.
October 6th 1915
- Bulgaria joins the Central Powers.
- Austria-Hungary and Bulgaria, backed up by substantial German forces, launch a major invasion of Serbia.
October 11th 1915
- The prospect of abandoning the Dardanelles campaign and evacuating the Allied forces from Gallipoli is raised for the first time. The British commander in Gallipoli, Sir Ian Hamilton, resists the proposal and is subsequently replaced by Sir Charles Monro. The decision to evacuate is made later in the month.
October 14th 1915
- Bulgaria declares war on Serbia.
October 15th 1915
- The United Kingdom declares war on Bulgaria.
October 16th 1915
- France declares war on Bulgaria.
October 18th 1915
- Italy launches the Third Battle of the Isonzo. The attack ends on November 4th.
October 19th 1915
- Italy and Russia declare war on Bulgaria.
October 27th 1915
- A French army lands at the Greek port of Salonika. Together with British and Italian support, it sets up a stationary Balkan Front to protect neutral Greece from the German, Austro-Hungarian and Bulgarian forces advancing south through Serbia.
November 10th 1915
- Italy launches the Fourth Battle of the Isonzo. The attack ends on December 2nd.
November 15th 1915
- Winston Churchill, having already lost his position as First Lord of the Admiralty over his role in the Gallipoli fiasco, resigns from Britain's coalition government and goes off to fight on the Western Front, commanding the 6th Battalion of the Royal Scots Fusiliers in Belgium.
November 22nd - 25th 1915
- A British-Indian force campaigning in the Ottoman province of Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq) is repulsed by the Ottomans at the Battle of Ctestiphon. The British commander, Major-General Charles Townshend, orders a retreat to the south.
November 27th 1915
- The Serbian army collapses in the face of the Central Powers' invasion. Many Serbian troops head southwest through neighbouring Albania and are evacuated from the Adriatic coast by Allied ships.
December 7th 1915
- Charles Townshend's 8000-strong British-Indian army, along with the reinforcements sent by the British from Basra, is besiged by the Ottomans at the town of Kut-al-Amara, 100 miles south of Baghdad.
December 19th 1915
- Douglas Haig replaces Sir John French as commander of the British and Commonwealth forces on the Western Front.
December 20th 1915
- The last Allied troops leave the Sulva and ANZAC beachheads at Gallipoli, completing the first phase of the Allied evacuation that had been decided upon in October. British troops remain stationed at Cape Helles on the tip of the Gallipoli peninsula.


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This is a fun baseball team. With the Pirates looking for runs in the bottom of the fifth inning, Travis Snider stepped up to the plate and launched at 458 bomb to right center that bounced into the Allegheny River from a part of the riverwalk that you rarely see balls landing. An inning later, the Brewers brought Luis Figaro into the game. After an error and a lineout, the Pirates recorded five hits (a Starling Marte double and singles by Snider, Andrew McCutchen, Garrett Jones, and Neil Walker) on 12 pitches against Figueroa. That quickly, a tense game turned into a laugher.
Francisco Liriano was much the same as his debut against the Mets; his control was good, he generated a bunch of swings and misses, and he had to throw a ton of pitches just to get through 5 2/3 innings. I'd like to see him last a little deeper into the games, but for now I'll definitely take 5 2/3 innings, seven strikeouts, two walks, and a run from Liriano. The Pirates can get away with that for as long as Justin Wilson is pitching like a multiple-inning bullpen ace; he came in tonight to bail Liriano out of trouble in the sixth, pitched a perfect seventh, and by the time the eighth inning rolled around the game was over.
I can't say for sure, but I think when Andrew McCutchen emerged from Tuesday night's home plate dog-pile yelling, "Come on! Come on!" this is the end to the series that he had in mind. This is the fourth straight four-game series that the Pirates have won the last three games of, it gives them a winning record against the Brewers for the year, and it puts them at a season-high seven games over .500 with the Astros and Cubs next on the schedule. This is a good time to be playing good baseball. Let's hope the Pirates can keep it up.

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We will be attending the Free Comic Book day at La Boîte à BD in Laval this year. They have a great initiative where they give, alongside the already free comics, a black and white comic that they get made themselves by asking various indie creators to contribute a few pages. Heroes of the North contributed to the initiative with a 2 pages Nordik story by Yann Brouillette & Christopher Yao. The comic is being handed out alongside the other comics from Free Comic book day! Looking forward to meet everyone and spend a good day filled with fun, comics, fans and friends!


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The Jackson County Public Library will host a free introductory yoga class in the Community Room on Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 7 p.m., taught by Corina Pia.
Pia teaches stress-reducing yoga by giving instruction aimed at increasing general well-being.
This yoga class will focus on easy postures, breathing techniques, and meditation, as well as body strength and balance. Yoga experience is not necessary.
Attendees are asked to bring a mat and wear comfortable clothing.


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June 25, 2007
Terrell County-- Monday night, code enforcers went to property on Veeney's Mill Road just outside Parrot where they found one dead pit bull and six they describe as not much more than skin and bones.
The owner of the property kicked out the tenant for not paying rent. When the man moved out, he apparently left the dogs there with no food or water.
Code Enforcement Officer Martha Ann Coe said, "There is certainly starvation in the animals. They are all undernourished. We did have a vet on the site here this afternoon to assess each and every animal before we removed them. There is no evidence of food or water for the animals. There are four of them that were in direct sunlight, and two that had no shelter whatsoever."
Coe planned to take warrants against the renter first thing Tuesday morning, charging him with seven counts of animal cruelty. The surviving six dogs are being cared for at the Terrell County Correctional Institute.
The landlord told authorities the suspect had more dogs at the property but removed them over the weekend. Authorities believe he was breeding dogs at the home.
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Urban farming starts at home in in Goonellabah, Australia
Wayne Wadsworth with his aquaculture tank in the backyard of the Reversing Greenhouse House in Goonellabah.
His 1000 litre tank can hold 10-20 perch or 40-60 crayfish
By Liina Flynn
Northern Rivers Echo
21st October 2010
Wayne believes if more people can produce food in urban areas then rural land could be used for growing large-scale grain crops, or crops to make products currently made out of oil such as bioplastics, or hemp for clothes.
In the backyard in his 1000 litre tank, Wayne currently has a few perch, but said it can hold 10-20 perch or 40-60 crayfish. There are plant pots sitting in the pipes running around the tank, which are watered with the nutrient rich tank water. Deep-rooted plants are planted in the garden to pick up nutrients deep in the soil and are even used in the tank to filter the water. He has created a biological cycle where everything is used: from food scraps which feed the worms, which in turn feed the garden and the chooks.
On the roof of the house, Wayne has installed a three kilowatt solar energy system and said the household only uses half of the power generated from it, with the rest being fed back into the grid and generating about $3000 a year in income. Next to it is an efficient solar tube-style hot water system that only needs two hours of sunlight to generate hot water for showers and washing clothes.
"For a $20,000 investment, people can have a sustainable house," Wayne said
Future plans include installing more water tanks and a grey water system to reuse kitchen and shower water in the garden.
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Political apathy is your own fault
Jordan Jacobo
Last week, I was eating a hurried lunch in Dillin Hall with a group of my friends when one of them turned to me and said, "I don't think I should vote."
Of course I was appalled. Not vote?
"It's your duty," I told her.
She didn't seem interested. My heart dropped. I didn't know what else to say. I fear that she's not the only one who feels this way.
In the midst of two campaigns increasingly concerned with mudslinging and a travelling press corps incessantly analyzing the horse-race, young voters are becoming disillusioned.
What began as messages of hope and leadership have devolved to little more than campaigns based on doublespeak and half-truths, and democracy has suffered.
College students—that means you—are apathetic when it comes to politics. With campaigns based on glamour and rhetoric, the issues have been buried, and so has the magic of the election.
My friend told me she didn't feel qualified to vote because she wasn't informed. So much for the 24/7 news cycle.
It is a sad day in America when our citizenry doesn't know what this election is about. No, it is not about Paris Hilton and "lipstick on a pig." It is about issues.
The economy. Energy. Social Security. Healthcare. Two wars in the Middle East. Do you have an opinion? Do your research.
It is not enough to look up commentary on Digg or watch parodies on YouTube or join the Facebook group. Students today are a product of a vain culture that cares more about what you broadcast then what you believe in. It is time for us to change that.
You say one vote doesn't matter? It seems too many students have that opinion. In the 2004 presidential election, only 46 percent of the 25 million U.S. citizens age 18-24 voted. That means more than 12 million non-voters were our age. In case you need a refresher, George W. Bush defeated John Kerry by fewer than 4 million votes that year. This year's race between Barack Obama and John McCain could be even closer.
As a citizen of this country, it is more than just your responsibility to vote; It is your lifeblood. The vote is what keeps your freedom ensured, if only for one day every four years.
In the Information Age, saying you do not know about the issues only means you have not looked yet. Take democracy and this country into your own hands and care about what happens on election day.
Do your research. Look up each candidate's policies. Do some fact-checking (politifact.com and factcheck.org are great resources). Watch the debates and not just the post-debate analysis.
For the love of Thomas Jefferson, don't vote with the crowd. Make up your own decision. If popular culture was a political party, this year's ticket would be made up of Lauren Conrad and Dramatic Chipmunk.
All this country asks of you is that for one day, for one checkmark, you think for yourself to vote and make a decision that you can stand by.
Here's a challenge to every student reading this: Register yourself and get three other friends to register to vote then get informed and then cast your ballot and make your voice heard from McMinnville all the way to Washington, D.C.
Do you think you could take the time off from watching "Friends" reruns to do that?


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Waze uses crowdsourcing to keep drivers out of a jam (video)
Navigating through traffic congestion is one of life's headaches. SmartPlanet visits Silicon Valley startup Waze to hear how its app enables drivers to share real-time traffic information.
When it comes to mapping out the best driving route to your destination, sometimes the most direct route turns out to be the longest thanks to traffic congestion.
Silicon Valley startup Waze has designed an app to enable drivers to alert one another of road conditions by sharing real-time traffic information.
It takes a user's information such as where they are and how fast they're traveling, as well as the same information on others in the vicinity who are using the app. It then combines that data to figure out where the traffic is and where it isn't, pointing drivers to better routes. Users can also report locations of certain things others might want to avoid--like accidents, road work, or, say, a police officer. SmartPlanet recently visited Waze to see how it works.
This video originally appeared on SmartPlanet with the headline "How Waze uses crowdsourcing for better traffic data."
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Amazon announced Monday
thousands of jobs are coming and some of those are headed to Huntington.
Some of the 5,000 jobs Amazon plans to add will go to their Huntington call center in Kinetic Park. Amazon said the jobs will be a mix of full-time, part-time and seasonal positions.
Here is the link to apply for those jobs.


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After another busy weekend with all of the Father's Day orders coming in, I couldn't get the blog updated yesterday (a portion of Monday's order is shown above) so here we are on Tuesday morning getting ready for another big push for the holiday.
Father's Day
Have you gotten him anything yet? Go to the Favorites section to order one of our popular pre-made bars (on sale for $5.95), or go to the Creation Station and make your own bar for your gift. Don't forget to get a greeting card as well!
New Ingredients
As you may have noticed, the ingredients contest is over and you can now add 3 new ingredients to your custom chocolate bars – cookie dough (our new favorite), kit-kat and junior mints. Are any of these your father's favorite? Don't worry, you can still place your order and we will have it to you in time for the big day!
Ever heard of National Chocolate Day? It is rapidly approaching and will of course be accompanied by a sale on a special Chocolate-on-Chocolate bar.
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I have been searching for a long time for a Bear Pascoe highlight, and I have not come across it yet when he is in a Giants uniform, though I have done all I could. His lone reception came against the Washington Redskins on week 15 on Eli's first pass play (I believe so anyway). I have heard all of this, but as of yet have not even come close to finding a clip of the actual event.
If someone has it, and is willing to share it, I would be overjoyed! I live close to where Bear lives, and watched him throughout his college years, and even his failed time with the 49ers. My thanks my friends!


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(10/23/13) - When it gets cold, sleeping outside is dangerous.
Some local homeless shelters expect to reach capacity this winter.
Now is the time that homeless shelters are starting to see an increase in the number of people who come looking for a place to stay warm.
We spoke with a homeless man who is preparing for the winter.
"It's a safe clean atmosphere, I can come here and not worry about being on the street," said Stephen Ulrich.
Ulrich has been living in and out of the homeless shelter for the past year. He came to Carriage Town Ministries in Flint to turn his life around after being addicted to drugs.
"I needed to come here to get sober and to get my life back on track," he said.
With the colder days ahead, many people like Stephen will be looking for a place to rest their heads.
"You can't survive out in the cold, that's why a place like this is so important for the community because without Carriage Town, I would probably be living in an abandoned home somewhere," he said.
The Carriage Town Ministries in Flint averages at least 115 people a night, including children.
The shelter is preparing for some of its busiest months.
"Normal for us is for walk-ins and telephone calls to begin accelerating and we are seeing that this time of year, it happens every year and we're definitely seeing that as people are looking to plan for having a safe place for their kids," said Dallas Gatlin, the executive director.
Stephen remembers when he had to sleep out on the streets during the winter moths.
"I slept by the river for two nights. It was terrifying because you're down by the river, you can't really sleep because you're sitting on a cold metal bench, it's no way to live," Ulrich said.
Gatlin says his shelter does have an extra area where they will place people if they reach capacity.
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Elsewhere around the globe, the film's Polish reception -- with its unmistakable tinge of right-wing anti-Semitism in a country without Jews (though left-wing intellectuals have strongly rallied to the film's defense, of course) -- has understandably outstripped any interest in the movie itself. Yet this contemporary reaction is mirrored within the 2000-set film, since it concerns two Polish brothers encountering virulent anti-Semitism when they unearth old Jewish headstones used to pave roads and reassemble them as a de facto cemetery in their wheat field. (Indeed, the film's townspeople issue death threats and call the gentile brothers "Jews," in much the same manner that gentile lead thesp Maciej Stuhr, son of famed Polish actor Jerzy, was labeled a Jew and threatened upon "Aftermath's" release).
Ireneusz Czop) returns to the ancestral family farm after 20 years in Chicago. The wife and children of his brother, Jozef (Stuhr), have unexpectedly descended upon him in America, and one gets the feeling that Franciszek is motivated less by concern about Jozef than by a desire to get rid of his uninvited in-laws.
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Upon his arrival, Franciszek is greeted by widespread hostility and a rock thrown through the farmhouse window, but Jozef, resentful that his older brother deserted the family years earlier, refuses to explain. Finally shown the makeshift Jewish cemetery, Franciszek, thinking his brother crazy but struggling with guilt over his absence at their parents' funerals, nevertheless helps round up Hebrew-inscribed tombstones (Jozef having learned enough Hebrew to read the epitaphs).
Threats escalate into beatings and near-hit-and-runs, tensions building as Franciszek investigates land deeds and begins to suspect the truth about the disappearance of the Jews and his family's own complicity in the unfolding history. Amid thunderstorms, fires, mob rumblings and things going bump in the night, the brothers persist in their quixotic task, Jozef not comprehending why he's doing it, and Franciszek stubbornly growing more determined as resistance mounts.
Polish films about the country's involvement in the Holocaust are nothing new, but the absence of any heroic Polish gentile figure to counterbalance the forces of evil -- combined with the absence of sympathetic characters altogether (the brothers are merely heroes by default) -- were interpreted by Poles as unpatriotic slurs. Even the likable, tolerant old rector (Jerzy Radziwilowicz) is superseded by a younger, anti-Semitic priest (Andrej Mastalerz). Franciszek himself remains a fount of prefab anti-Semitic remarks (though he subscribes to stereotypes more of the modern "Jews run the world" variety than of the villagers' "they killed our Savior" cant).
The action mounts to a near-hysterical pitch with occult occurrences (the brothers' gruesome unearthing of old bones intercut with the kindly priest's sudden illness) and a denouement straight out of the Middle Ages. But the more the action hews to a Hammer horror template, the less congruent it feels with historical revelation.
Writer-director Pasikowski, co-scenarist of Andrej Wadja's "Katyn" and helmer of several successful thrillers, has a foot in both the arthouse and commercial camps. Pawel Edelman, lenser of Polanski's "The Pianist," navigates the woodlands in atmospheric fashion; Jan Duszynski's score cannily ratchets up the tension while Jaroslaw Kaminski's kinetic cutting keeps action flowing briskly.


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I recently moved to Tracy from Los Angeles. I would love to meet like-minded people here. I was raised Byzantine Catholic, but now all I really believe in from those days is exchanging gifts at Christmas. Oh, and eating lots of candy on Easter.
I am interested in socializing with people with similar interests. I am a behavior analyst so I tend to approach things scientifically.
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A four-unit fire occurred at West Avenue Apartment Complex in Columbia on Monday afternoon. Three of the four units were occupied at the time but everyone made it out safely.
The fire started in one of the upstairs units and spread. The cause has not been officially determined but the blaze could have stemmed from a clothes dryer.
The Red Cross has provided a place to stay for the five displaced tenants that lost everything.
William Howarth, one of the apartment's tenants, has set up an account in his name at Citizens Bank in Columbia for donations.
"It will definitely go to good use because all of the people over here are hurting right now," said Mr. Howarth.
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Man Wanted in Scott County Rape Investigation Located
Date of News Release: 09/15/2009
(Post 12 Frankfort) -- Kentucky State Police have been looking for Elder Santizo, age 20. Santizo is a suspect in a Scott County rape investigation. On August 29, 2009 Kentucky State Police received the complaint. The investigation led to obtaining arrest warrants on Elder Santizo for 3 counts of Rape 2nd. On August 29, 2009 Santizo was enter into NCIC (National Crime Information Center) as wanted.
On Tuesday, September 14, 2009 at 2:54 PM, Santizo was located in Houston TX by the Harris Co Sheriff's Office in conjunction with the US Marshall Office. Pending Santizo extradition he will be facing three counts of Rape 2nd involving a Scott County juvenile. Investigation continuing by Post 12 Frankfort.
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Will George Zimmerman's trial for the killing of Trayvon Martin and the all-too predictable acquittal change anything?
Will it prevent racial profiling in the future? No. Will it keep guns out of the hands of reckless and feckless flakes? No. Will it ensure that from now on gun licenses are administered more closely? No. Above all, will it prevent such needless killings from happening again? Certainly not.
It would have been encouraging to imagine that the loss of Martin's young life would change something, but it won't. That is the real calamity of this familiar American tragedy.
Both the prosecution and defense have insisted that the case had nothing to do with race — but that is a legal fiction that is hard to credit. Race is such a toxic issue that both sides risked everything if they introduced the topic and let themselves open to the accusation of playing the race card. Race is, however, the key to understanding why this killing has received such widespread attention not only here but across the world.
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Creating a Pigeon Palace
Consider the pigeon, the lowly vermin of the sky. Who, at one time or another, ever thought trying to keep and raise a small flock of sky rats for your offseason dog training would be a great idea? That's exactly where I found myself last weekend, sweating, cursing, sawing and hammering away at a dedicated pigeon pen for all those cursed little birdbrains that I've been trying, mostly unsuccessfully, to trap. It's bad enough to repeatedly be outsmarted by a bird I'm not fully convinced has an actual brain, but it's even worse to realize what that says about me.
Knowing full well the limited extent of my carpentry (and apparently, trapping) skills, I probably should have just abandoned the idea altogether, but with two young dogs needing some bird contacts, and with fall, cool weather, college football, and (most importantly), quail season all still a distant blip on the far horizon, I decided that, for better or worse, finishing that pen would be a priority.
So that's what I did. I spent all weekend meticulously constructing what I confidently thought would be a high-quality, eight-feet-long pigeon and quail loft. When I finally got finished late Sunday evening, I caught my breath, stepped back to admire my skill, and realized that I had spent approximately $15,000 and 500 man-hours of labor cobbling together a simple, hopelessly out-of-square box covered in rusty wire sitting on a pair of sawhorses. Those figures are rough estimates, of course, but that's what it felt like.
Worse, I didn't even have any pigeons to populate this gleaming new ode to incompetence. So I did what every resourceful, self-reliant modern hunter-gatherer does: I went on Craigslist. When I saw a local ad for pigeons at the bargain price of two bucks apiece, I figured if I couldn't outsmart them, I could at least derive some small measure of satisfaction by buying them at a good price.
And here's tip number one for buying pigeons: Remember to bring something (Disposable, of course. Trust me, you aren't going to want to keep it) to put down under the cage in which you take them home. If you don't, you will be sorry. Very, very sorry…
But eventually, after multiple sessions with the power washer, the back of my wife's car more or less came clean and I was able to transfer my eight new pigeons to their brand spanking new digs. (After, of course, I was forced to take off and sand down the loft door that had swollen shut because I made it too big for the opening…). Surprisingly, all eight pigeons were still there the next morning. So now I'm in the pigeon-keeping business, at least until they all figure out how to escape. Anyone else keep a small flock of pigeons for their dog training? Any suggestions, advice or warnings you'd care to share? Any pigeon-related training tips? And seriously, is there any bird out there that defecates as often and with as much enthusiasm as a pigeon?
Chad Love writes for Quail Forever (Pheasants Forever's quail conservation division) from Woodward, Oklahoma. He is a lifelong quail hunter and "bird dog guy" who also writes for Field & Stream, including the magazine's "Man's Best Friend" gundog blog.
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Looks like a nice place, Chad. If you intend to keep birds for a longer term, you might need to add perches and nest boxes.
Not to toot the horn of my local NAVHDA Chapter, but one of our members shared pictures of his pigeon coop and I found it to be a really nice design built for long term rearing of pigeons. http://www.spoonrivernavhda.com/apps/photos/album?albumid=7495920
Tell your family they're dove.
Where did you find $2 pigeons .. Here in Colorado they average $4-$5 a bird.
Looks like a nice little flying rat box.
Definitely a perch and nest boxes if you're gonna keep them.
Also add a door with swinging bobs and a landing platform. Make sure you keep them in the pen for a good month or 2 before you use them or they will fly back to the person you bought them from and then he can sell them to you again. Once they have made themselves at home in your pen they will fly back every time. Let them out to exercise also. As long as they have food, water and shelter, they will come back. And multiply like rabbits!
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After getting home from work, excited to witness baseball history as baseball returns to DC (its always exciting to see a town welcome baseball), I was thumbing through the channels thinking, its gotta be on ESPN, or our local affiliate which carries Orioles games due to the Orioles being the closest damn team in the Virginia Area.
To my shock, I see that ESPN was carrying the BoSOX and YANKS, AGAIN!!! I'm tired of seeing that crap. But wait, the local Cox InHD channel was showing a MLB game, geez, its another showing of the BoSOX and YANKS. The Orioles channel is showing the Orioles games, so now we got 2 channels showing BoSox and Yanks, and 1 showing the Orioles. Fine, I guess I can't watch the game, well mabye CNN or MSNBC is showing the pre game highlights and first pitch live. NOPE. Given that CNN and those other 24 hours news stations have nothing better to do than spend all day covering Michael Jackson cases or what not, they can't cover just 5 minutes of the Nationals home opener.
Is it just me, or is TV based solely on ratings with no attention payed to real historical events, classy historical events, and you would think ESPN would have showed just a glimpse of the pre-game live, NOPE, the much overhyped SOX/YANKS game gets the nod. Oh, and ESPN would be quick to say, see its good we showed that game instead because you got to see a silly confrontation between a drunk SOX fan and a cocky Yankees Million Dollar Baby.


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Fox-Paid Pollster Doug Schoen Bashes Moveon, Backs Fox
by Matt Stoller, Wed Mar 14, 2007 at 05:01:21 PM EDT
Here's Doug Shoen on the Fox News scuffle.
Schoen: "I agree with Dennis Kucinich. I think you want to go on Fox. I think you want to try to hold them to the same standards you hold everybody else. But to sort of see this in terms of power politics, leverage, I think is very much contrary to the intrerests of democracy and the Democratic Party. I think you want to go on Fox. I think you want to present your ideas, and I think one of the best ways to have as broad a debate as possible is to have the sort of co-sponsorships that Nevada considered and unfortunately in my judgement dropped.
Host Warren Olmey: What about the argument, as Adam Green contends, that that legitimizes Fox. That they are part of what he refers to as a right-wing smear machine.
Schoen: Well, A. They're not a right wing smear machine. B I don't think that tryingt to something media as part of partisan politics is a healthything to do. I wouldn't say that Air America couldn't sponsor debates. I think it woudl be great if Air America sponsored debates in the Republican Party as well as the Demcoratic PArty. I think this is a very very bonechilling trend. And I think given that Senator Harry Reid was one of those who was involved in embracing the idea, this has really becaome - as Roger Ailes said - a case of a left-wing pressure group trying to put pressure on the Democatic Party. One other thing. Roger Ailes, and I spoke to him, his comment about Obama and Osama was a joke about President Bush. It was not, in any effort, to smear, criticize, Senator Barack Obama. It was a joke that he made to a group of broadcast journalists who he thought would get a kick out of it given that, as you said, the president is not exactly all that popular and he hasn't after all found Osama Bin Laden. I think this is just MoveOn using this as an excuse to try to put pressure on the Democrats and on Fox to advance their narrow agenda.
..."As to whetehr Fox always does what MoveOn does, what MoveOn wants, undeniably they don't. But, you know, I think part of the fact of life is that Fox news is the highest rated cable network in America. It's got an audience bigger than CNN and MSNBC combined, and two thirds of their audience are probably non-Republicans, they are Democrats and Independents. And for the Democrats to try to run them out or put pressure on them is again contrary to the party's interest.
Adam Green brought up Fox News exec John Moody's messaging memos to the news desk, a key lever Fox News uses to maintain message discipline. Here's Schoen's take:
You know, I think that there are different perspectives on different networks. And one memo taken out of context does not to me decide that an organization is worthy of being excluded or shunned.
Media Matters examined 33 memos, which suggests Schoen doesn't know what he's talking about. Actually, it's worse than that. Schoen is a well-respected pollster in the Democratic Party, business partners of Hillary Clinton pollster Mark Penn. Doug Schoen is also a paid contributor to Fox News, a role he didn't disclose in this interview.
If you want to know why the Democratic Party is broken, it's because of broken, corrupt men like Doug Schoen. They will do anything to get ahead, to make a buck, or get on TV. Anything. And they are the ones in the rooms giving advice to Democratic leaders on how to make decisions.
UPDATE: Oh man, this guy Schoen is just a joke. Look at this piece he wrote in October, 2006, right before the election: "Without a centrist common good agenda, public sentiment can swing back to the Republicans in 2008 as the electorate remains fiscally and socially conservative."
Unethically minded and with exquisitely awful political judgment. I think Schoen's days in the party are numbered.
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79-year-old Hutt man completes Wellington to Auckland cycle challenge
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The BDO Wellington to Auckland Cycle Challenge reached its final destination in Pukekohe this weekend, with close to 200 riders making their way safely through the final two stages from Hamilton to Glen Murray and then on to the finish line to waiting family, friends and supporters, each with their own tale of achievement and goals achieved in a remarkable kiwi recreation event.
Organised by former Olympic cyclist Stephen Cox and his company Dynamo Events, the BDO Challenge is an event designed for all New Zealanders, regardless of ability, background or experience with participants self seeding themselves into a variety of riding groups.
Group One was taken out by the man who held the yellow jersey throughout most of the week with Jason Thomason (Taranaki) dominating the race in the final two stages to protect his comfortable lead, eventually finishing clear of Michael Jones and Mel Titter.
In the women's Group One it was Olwen Gilbert taking out the honours from New Zealand paralympian Fiona Southorn and Anita Tegel in third.
Ray Hyndman (Lower Hutt) was one of the remarkable stories, the 79 year old was the oldest in the race and overcame the tough conditions early in the week and some long days in the saddle to cross the line to a great reaction from the waiting crowd, whereupon he was presented with his finisher's medal.
"That was tougher than I thought it was going to be to be honest. I knew it was a big challenge but with the weather the way it was early in the week, it was hard going at times.
"But I have finished and met some great people along the way. That is the best thing about this ride, as well as the roads we travelled down, it was the people you meet along the way and shared a few stories with once you crossed the finish line.
"I am not finished yet though, I am going to spend a week in Auckland resting up and then plan to ride up to Cape Reinga with a group called the 'Geriatrix Cycle Club' so that will be fun as well."
The award for Most Impressive Rider throughout the week went to one half of a couple who only entered in November, in fact it was only in late November that Veronica McNeil and Pete Mayes bought their first road bikes after being advised by Stephen Cox that the mountain bikes 'might not be best to use on this event'.
Both took on the challenge having hardly ridden a bike before and after struggling through the poor weather on the opening stage up the Rimutaka's, Veronica battled away every day, improving her riding skills with the help of advice from Stephen Cox throughout the week. She was a popular recipient of the award which included a free entry to next year's BDO Challenge and was typical of the 'can do' spirit in this event.
It wasn't just the Kiwis taking part, with Victoria Wiltshire deciding on the BDO Challenge as a way to see the North Island during her overseas travels while Reinhard Borner had travelled from Germany for similar reasons, to ride and see New Zealand at the same time. Gary Fierer returned from his native New York to ride again, this time more prepared for the distances and a little more recovered from the jet lag that slowed him up a little last year.
In the battle of the Farmers it was John O'Brien (Palmerston North) who took the honours from Timaru Dairy Goat Farmer Phil Clapham in a friendly rivalry that was talked up each night over a beer or two at prize giving.
"I only heard about this race a few weeks ago and decided to give it a go and have loved every minute of it, both the riding but especially the people you ride with and the stories we have shared each day," said John O'Brien.
In the BDO Corporate Challenge it was a dominant week from 2Degrees Mobile, ahead of Invacare and ASB, taking out all but one of the stages to take out the inaugural $100,000 prize package to then donate to a charity of their choice, with the charity being revealed at a presentation on February 26. The prize package comes courtesy of a group of corporate sponsors including BDO, ASB, Ideas Shop, John Andrew Ford, Ogilvie, XERO, Lowndes Associates, Langton Hudson Butcher, .
The BDO Wellington to Auckland Challenge official charity partner is Multiple Sclerosis New Zealand, with MS benefiting to the tune of close to $30,000 from money raised throughout the week in a charity auction, raffle and on line participant fund raising.
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2002 was the season for which I'd been waiting all my life. After years of finishing in the middle of the pack in the SEC, Georgia finally broke through. The Dawgs went 11-1 in the regular season, won the SEC championship for the first time in 20 years by beating Arkansas in the Georgia Dome, and just missed out on a chance to play for the national championship.
I have so many memories of 2002: Legendary wins over South Carolina and Auburn; a heartbreaking loss to Florida; a third straight win over Tennessee; David Pollack's emergence as one of Georgia's best ever…unforgettable. The Dawgs' reward for a remarkable season was a trip to the Sugar Bowl to face Florida State.
The Seminoles had the worst record of any team in the BCS, entering the game with four losses. Still the game was intriguing, as it matched Mark Richt with his coaching mentor, Bobby Bowden. Just two years before, Richt had been on Bowden's staff at Florida State. Now the two would be on opposing sidelines.
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That's right, Nick Fury and the rest of S.H.I.E.L.D just my find a home at ABC as a serial, as it's been announced that Joss Whedon, who wrote and directed the big-screen version of The Avengers, is on board to write the pilot episode, along with his brother Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen (Dollhouse); Josh would also direct.
Josh Whedon will also executive produce, with Jed, Tancharoen, Jeffrey Bell and Jeph Loeb of Marvel Television.
No word yet on whether Samuel L. Jackson, who plays S.H.I.E.L.D. leader Nick Fury, will be involved with the series in any way, or what S.H.I.E.L.D. agents will be included in the cast of characters.
Although I'd expect that Whedon will work on turf that's most familiar to mainstream Avengers audiences. He did say that the TV pilot wouldn't have any connection to the upcoming Avengers sequel.
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Interesting. Whedon is good, but I am wondering if this is going to translate to a weekly series. Hopefully he has/will review tapes of "Smallville" (especially seasons 3-7) to get an idea of weekly superhero series done right. I know that "Smallville" is DC and this is a Marvel production, but still it's worth Whedon's time to do the research.


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Daniel Chomsky teaches in the Political Science Department at Temple University, specializing in Mass Media and Politics.
Here are links to my articles on the mass media:
Daniel Chomsky and Scott Barclay. 2013. "The Editor, The Publisher and His Mother: The Representation of Lesbians and Gays in the New York Times," Journal of Homosexuality, 60:(9)http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00918369.2013.819196
Daniel Chomsky and Scott Barclay. 2010."The Mass Media, Public Opinion, and Lesbian and Gay Rights," Annual Review of Law and Social Science, 6: 387-403.http://www.annualreviews.org/doi/full/10.1146/annurev-lawsocsci-102209-152825
Daniel Chomsky. 2006. "'An Interested Reader': Measuring Ownership Control at the New York Times" Critical Studies in Media Communication 23:1-18.http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/07393180600570659
Daniel Chomsky. 2000. "Advance Agent of the Truman Doctrine: The United States, the New York Times and the Greek Civil War" Political Communication 17(4): Oct-Dec. http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10584600050179040
Daniel Chomsky. 1999. "One Degree Left of Center: The Mechanisms of Management Control at the New York Times" Media Culture & Society, 21:579-599. http://mcs.sagepub.com/content/21/5/579.full.pdf+html


text: I've had the first Days of the New Album a long time, but didn't buy DOTN2 until I saw them in concert not long ago. DOTN2 is a departure from the first album, yet as an album it is better that the debut. No, there aren't a lot no-can-miss radio friendly tracks like "Shelf in the Room" or "Touch Peel and Stand" from the first album, but don't let that put you off.This album is a mood-setter, and flows gently from track to track, with interludes, and even orchestration, althoug never losing its basic premise of rocking hard with accoustic guitars only. Outstanding tracks include "Flight Response" (the opening track), "Enemy" and best of all "Weapon and the Wounded", which coulda-shoulda been a radio hit (had it not been that in 1999, when this album was released, the alternative rock format on radio started dying off).It's hard to believe that Travis Meeks, the "brains" behind the band, was only 20 when this was released. I'm looking forward to the new DOTN album, which is supposedly coming out soon (they previewed a couple of songs at the concert last week).All in all…. a very satisfying album… BUY IT


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Several business owners are upset about the possibility that the road leading to their shops will be permanently closed.
Ben Atchley Drive in Bearden is only a block long, but leads straight to Southern Market.
Kelly Savell owns two shops inside the building.
She says closing Ben Atchley will hurt her chances as a small business owner.
"It is a direct access to our building, as well as visibility to our building. The closure of the road will actually be detrimental to the Southern Market, and will affect all of us economically," Savell explained.
Savell thinks having to take an alternate route will prevent customers from coming."We're thrilled to have the new development here in Bearden, the district of Bearden. We work very closely with all of our businesses here. But the development, once the road is closed, is going to block our visibility from Kingston Pike, which as you know, is very heavily traveled here in Knoxville," Savell added.
Developer Tony Cappiello says that by closing off Ben Atchley and bringing new businesses in, Southern Market could actually see more customers as people come in to check out the new stores.
"I'm turning what now is a bunch of people driving up and down Kingston Pike at a fairly rapid rate of speed to actually stopping, going to Anthropologie. I'm turning it in to a pedestrian community," Cappiello said.
Cappiello says it isn't his plan to hide the building either."When we redevelop Backyard Burger, we'll actually be taking that building down and be creating some new shops. Those will be pushed toward Bennett Galleries so it will really open up the area, and if anything, it will improve the visibility of Southern Market."
The plan has already been reviewed by city engineers, the Fire Prevention Bureau and KUB.
The Metropolitan Planning Commission is scheduled to discuss the proposed change at Thursday's meeting.
It starts at 1:30 in the Main Assembly Room of the City County Building.
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10 Year old, Nathaniel Crossley works to build wells in Africa
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One small drop in a pool of water can create an ongoing ripple effect, and 10-year-old Nathaniel Crossley has taken on the roll of becoming that drop. What started out as his personal "get well" Facebook page for U2 lead singer Bono, has now exploded into an extraordinary fundraising campaign that will help 30 different schools in Malawi and Tanzania.
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The hidden room, discovered by a demolition crew during Memorial Day weekend, remains a talker in Middletown.
Richard Olszewski was operating the excavator when someone spotted the room. Crews went inside and discovered a room that leads to a tunnel.
Olszewski says they will not resume demolition until they get the word. "The property owner suggested I hold off," said Olszewski.
Donna Weber lives next door to the star attraction on Ann Street. She says it reminds her of Grand Central Station.
According to Weber, police have been warning people not to go inside and they have been writing citations.
Some historians say there is the possibility the property was a safe heaven for slaves as they made their way across the underground railroad, while others have said the home was a speak easy during prohibition.
An official with the Pennsylvania Museum Commission says the property may have been built in the 1870's as a saloon, and the hidden room could have been used as a cold storage.
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irritation and loading at the tendon insertion at the heel
bone. This stress may be a result of continued forces placed
through the tendon structure from activities ranging from standing,
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tendinitis are weakness or tightness of the gastrocsoleus muscle
which would place additional stressors on the connective tendon,
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tendinosis which is considered more chronic in nature lasting
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Symptoms may include pain or soreness to the heel and the region
between your calf muscle and rear foot. This pain is
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your toes. Pain will typically subside with rest, but in more
extreme cases can linger even following breaks in activity.
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Depending on the severity and how long the problem has
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With less irritable tendonitis the treatment may also
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Union leaders representing staff workers at Oregon's public universities say there's been progress in contract talks, so they're putting off a strike deadline.
The 4,500 workers such as cooks, custodians and nurses had been looking at a strike as soon as Sept. 23.
But on Monday, union bargainer Marc Nisenfeld told the Eugene Register-Guard that will be delayed a week to Sept. 30 -- the day fall classes are set to start.
University system leaders have vowed to start classes on schedule.
Negotiations are to resume Wednesday. Wages are the sticking point.
The system has offered cost-of-living raises of 1.5 percent in year one, 2 percent in year two. The union wants 2.5 percent both years. The system offered a year of step increases. The union wants two.


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Sacred Reich is a Phoenix, Arizona based thrash metal band that formed in 1985. Singer/songwriter Phil Rind's interest was in socially-conscious and political speed metal. After several records on Metal Blade Records, they signed to Hollywood Records for a short stint, but later returned to Metal Blade to continue their musical career. The band split in 2000. Former drummer Dave McClain went on to join Machine Head in 1995. Lead guitarist Wiley Arnett went on to form The Human Condition with St. Madness vocalist Prophet in July of 2000. In the summer of 2006, Wiley Arnett brought his recording equipment to his accountant's house in Arizona and produced the demo for the band A Tragic Comedy. In 2007, the band reunited to play several shows in Europe, including Wacken Open Air. Since then, their groundbreaking debut and first EP have been rereleased with extra unreleased material, titled "Surf Ignorance". However, according to an interview with bassist/vocalist Phil Rind, there are no plans to record a new Sacred Reich album. In 2009, the band's second full length album 'The American Way' was reissued by Displeased Records with added bonus tracks. The band again went to Europe in the Summer to tour some clubs and festivals. For 2010 the third album 'Indepedent' will be reissued, again by Displeased Records, with 3 EPs as bonus tracks.
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Arkansas Life
Mon 12 Jan 2009"Cultural Comfort"
The Pantry is rich with European influence
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Thu 07 May 2009"The Pantry Czechs in with hearty bistro fare"
LITTLE ROCK — Middle Europe's typically hearty fare, from the figurative Realm of the Wursts and Dumplings, has been pretty much a blank space on the dining-out map of central Arkansas.
Fri 29 May 2009"High-end low price - dinner at The Pantry"
The first thing you notice about The Pantry, one of the latest additions to the area restaurant scene, is the atmosphere.
Daily Record Inc.
Mon 29 Jun 2009"The Pantry: a diverse collection of flavors"
But passing the opportunity to sample The Pantry would be unfortunate for any foodie.
Arkansas Business
Mon 29 Jun 2009"The Pantry"
The Pantry, however, has found its niche by serving cuisine not common in the area--rustic European food.
Sync Weekly
Wed 01 Jul 2009"The Pantry"
The crowd enjoying a weeknight out at the new restaurant in West Little Rock, July 1.
Wed 09 Sep 2009"The Pantry Radio Show "
Radio Show Hosted by Mary Twedt - part one
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Tue 03 Nov 2009"From schnitzel to spaetzle"
The Pantry has European flair for code talkers and regular diners alike.
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Thu 11 Feb 2010"All in the Family"
It really makes me happy when I can present to people the food we do here that nobody else does — true, rustic European food."
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AFC East training-camp reports
The Bills are counting on Shawne Merriman to regain the pass-rushing effectiveness that made him so feared when he was in San Diego. PFW looks inside the AFC East clubs.
Report: Patriots to host WR Houshmandzadeh
According to PFW correspondent and Boston Herald writer Ian Rapoport, the Patriots have scheduled a workout with veteran WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh.
Patriots sign LB Koutouvides
The Patriots signed LB Niko Koutouvides on Sunday, a veteran special-teams player.
Patriots RB Ridley makes solid first impression
Patriots rookie Stevan Ridley got an opportunity to make a name for himself early in camp and in the team's first preseason game, and he thrived in the spotlight.
Patriots add OL Roth, cut two veterans
The Patriots signed undrafted rookie OL Zack Roth and cut OL Chris Morris and DL Steve Williams on Saturday.
Report: Former DB, assistant Brown hospitalized with self-inflicted gunshot wound
A seven-hour standoff with police at the home of former NFL DB and assistant coach Corwin Brown ended when he was taken from his home with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Mallett outplays Gabbert as Patriots thump Jaguars
Blaine Gabbert had an inconsistent NFL debut and his Jaguars teammates didn't do any better in a loss to the Patriots.
Reports: Patriots, Mankins agree on six-year deal
Just hours after Patriots owner Robert Kraft said they were going to make Logan Mankins a "Patriot for life," the three-time Pro Bowler agreed to a six-year deal.
Patriots add OG Wetterer, cut S Ventrone
The Patriots claimed rookie OG Mark Wetterer off waivers and waived first-year S Ross Ventrone on Wednesday.
Patriots dedicate 2011 to Myra Kraft
The Patriots announced Tuesday that they will dedicate the 2011 season to the memory of Myra Kraft, the wife of owner Robert Kraft, who died on July 20.
Preseason power rankings
In PFW's preseason edition of the power rankings, the defending champion Packers start 2011 where they ended the 2010 season, on top.
Patriots re-sign Gerard Warren, cut McGowan
The Patriots announced Monday that they have re-signed DL Gerard Warren and released S Brandon McGowan.
Report: FS Goldson re-signs with 49ers
FS Dashon Goldson has decided to return to the 49ers after spending Sunday meeting with the Patriots in New England.
Patriots add DE Carter
The Patriots continued to add veteran D-linemen, agreeing to terms with former Redskins DE Andre Carter on Sunday.
Ellis to leave Jets, sign with Patriots
In a surprising move, veteran DE Shaun Ellis signed a one-year contract with the Patriots on Sunday, pending a physical.
The New England Patriots have agreed to terms with Amendola on a deal that would reportedly pay him $31 million over five years, moving quickly after the loss of five-time Pro Bowl selection Wes Welker.||||||| Amendola, 27, is a 5-foot-11, 188-pound former rookie free agent from Texas Tech - the same school as Welker. After signing with the Rams in 2009, Amendola led the NFL with 66 kickoff returns, 1,618 kickoff return yards and 1,978 total return yards.
Amendola caught six passes for 58 yards and a touchdown on Sunday against the Vikings, his first game since Nov. 25.||||||| Amendola's touchdown was his third of the season and first since Sept. 30.
Amendola is active for the St. Louis Rams for Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings after missing two games with a right heel injury.||||||| Amendola leads the Rams with 51 receptions with an 11.3-yard average and two touchdowns despite missing five games overall. He was probable after practicing throughout the week.
Amendola is active for Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals after being listed as doubtful on Friday.||||||| Amendola did not practice at all last week because of a foot injury.
Amendola didn't practice and was wearing a walking boot on his right foot on Wednesday.||||||| Amendola was injured making a cut on a pattern near the end of the first half last week against the Jets, grabbing his heel after going down.


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We've hashed over the issue of the Vikings and a new stadium a lot, but I came across this article which seems to have a bit more hard info on what's happening on the Los Angeles side of the question.
One of the issues this answers is where the Vikings are on the 'hit list'. It's with some relief to find out that the Jags and the Bills are the prime targets, but that doesn't mean that the Vikings are out of the question. As we thought, the primary issue is whether or not the team can fill it's venue and make it's share of the revenues. Both the Jags and the Bills owners claim that they have no intention of moving, but at the end of the day, we know that money talks loudest.
Here's the money-shot;
Semcken said Majestic won't approach the 49ers, Chargers or Vikings as long as they are seeking stadium plans of their own. He said it would not be fair to interfere with their efforts to remain in their home markets.
I think it's nice that they want to be 'fair' about it, but I wouldn't count on that holding if the Vikings don't get a stadium deal knocked out soon. Based on the expiration of the existing lease and the lead time to build a new stadium, Minnesota is already in an untenable position where interim solutions will be necessary, which complicates any resolution.
Minnesotans need to put the pressure on their reps to make them seek a deal to ensure the Vikings stay out of the move picture, this is no time to be timid or to assume that the other guy will take care of business for you.


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November 9, 2005
Dougherty County-- The recovery from Hurricane Katrina continues in New Orleans. The 222 Marines and family members that had to be evacuated from the New Orleans base to Albany's Marine Corps Base are getting ready to head back home.
But many of those Marine Evacuees say it will be hard to leave the friends they made in South Georgia.
Staff Sergeant Brian Church and his wife Misty say their house on the Albany Marine Base has been a blessing. "Every time we turned around someone was willing to offer help to us, and it was greatly appreciated," Misty Church said.
Forced to leave New Orleans because of Hurricane Katrina, Church and the rest of the Marforres Detachment evacuated to the Albany base with their families.
The Churches, like most of the New Orleans Marines, lost most everything they did not take with them. SSgt. Brian Church said, "The rest of it's gone. Since we've been here, she's been out purchasing things we get to take back with us."
Their eight-year-old son Brandon is enrolled at the International Studies school. Misty found a job she likes, but now the Corps says it is time to head back to New Orleans. "It's a positive move though. We've learned a lot through this experience, and it's been a positive experience," Misty said.
The New Orleans Marines held an appreciation ceremony today at the base, thanking South Georgia businesses and schools that have helped them during their stay. "This has been our nation's greatest national disaster," Lt. Colonel Greg Frich said. "We have learned some things. But I think the greatest thing we have learned is how tight our nation really is, and the support we have gotten no matter where we have gone."
Some of the New Orleans Marines have already started heading back. Even though the base rebuilding is still going on, all the unit is scheduled to be back in New Orleans November 30th.
Brian and Misty Church say they will miss Albany. "I like the golf courses, the people, get to fish. Everything I like to do, I can do here," Brian said.
They don't know what to expect when they return to New Orleans, so that makes leaving Albany even tougher.
The New Orleans Marines equip and supply Marine Reservists in the Middle East. Their efficiency score actually went up while working in their temporary offices in Albany.
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The recent VdE debate on the Healing Innovation blog forced me to reconsider what drives innovation in medical devices. A reduced pool of money clearly hurts innovation, which is our current situation due to the lack of regulatory visibility and healthcare reimbursement concerns. But, under the same financial constraints, what has a greater impact on innovation, the process or the people?
Last week the Healing Innovation website posted a blog asking whether Value-driven Engineering (VdE) is the solution to the recent challenges to innovation in the medical device industry and whether the PR on the initiative overstates the impact relative to the content of the movement. And, fundamentally is the process in itself actually innovative? The leadership at the Austen BioInnovation Institute in Akron (ABIA), after reading the post, felt that a few of the assertions are flawed and requested an opportunity to respond. The following is that response: Read More


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Trayal said he would model the faith-based program after Walker County Outreach, which has operated in Jasper for several years.
"It's something that has really been on my heart. I feel like it would help the city and help a lot of people who are struggling with this disease," Trayal said.
When Mayor Jack Scott asked if the church had a property in mind, Trayal said they were still searching for the right one.
Trayal also said that he expected some opposition from residents in whatever area of the city is chosen for the halfway house but added that he would only ask them to have an open mind.
"I know there will be some controversy, but I believe if we give them a little bit of knowledge about how it's going to be, it will work out," Trayal said.
Scott encouraged Trayal to meet with representatives of the Cordova Zoning and Planning Commission to further discuss the program he has in mind.
In other action from the meeting:
•The council amended the ordinance that was recently passed to redraw the city's voting districts.
•The council approved a resolution approving municipal water pollution prevention reports for 2010 and 2011.
•Scott announced that a pre-bid meeting concerning the stream clean-up project near Piggly Weekly will be held May 7 at 1 p.m. at City Hall.