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LARNED - IF IT AIN'T ROCKET SCIENCE, how come Wildcats head coach Bill Snyder and the Kansas State football coaches can't decide on a quarterback?
LARNED - Will Rogers once said, "Everything is changing. People are taking the comedians seriously and the politicians as a joke." True enough and we have a couple of examples this week in the sports world.
LARNED - The Kansas State High School Activities Association released their classification and enrollment assignments this past week.
What's going on? There have been more surprises in this young NFL season than Custer found at Little Big Horn! A ton of the favorites have come crashing back to reality.
SALINA - Great Bend Middle School's seventh-grade football team blanked Salina Lakewood 36-0 on Tuesday night.
LARNED - Is this the game that gets Mack Brown fired? If Kansas State should beat Texas in Austin on Saturday, will the Longhorns pull the plug on the Mack Brown era?
Hunting Heritage Group played host to its seventh annual TJ Memorial Youth and Disabled Deer Hunt on Sept. 7-8.
LARNED - Dandy Don Meredith used to break out in song, late in a football game, when one team had the upper hand on Monday Night Football with "Turn Out The Lights, The Party's Over".
LARNED - The high school football season kicks off tonight.
Area high schools started practicing with the pigskin on Monday, and the first games of the season are only two weeks away.
The Great Bend Middle School Panther boys played Larned Middle School Monday at Larned. All the teams won their games.
Great Bend Middle School wrestlers traveled to Salina on Saturday to test their skills against Salina Lakewood, Clay Center, and McPherson. The panther wrestlers won their first match up with Salina Lakewood 63-39.
SALINA - On Nov. 21, four area residents participated in the 2014 Kansas Regional Powerlifting Meet held in Salina. Those taking part were Tom Beckwith of Great Bend, Kim Heinz and Art Keffer of Ellinwood and David Tudor of Bushton. There were 35 lifters who attended and participated in the meet.
The Great Bend Middle School Panther boys played Larned Middle School Monday at Larned. All the teams won their games.
The Great Bend Middle School seventh and eighth grade boys and girls Panther basketball teams played Salina Lakewood Thursday evening. The boys played at GBMS and the girls played at Salina.
The sixth-annual Great Bend Storm Special Olympics Turkey Bowl will kick off at 10 a.m. Friday, Nov. 28, at Great Bend High School's Memorial Stadium. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.
Sheahon Zenger, the athletic director at the University of Kansas, is between a rock and a hard place. He's up that well-known creek without a paddle. He's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't.
Sheahon Zenger, the athletic director at the University of Kansas, is between a rock and a hard place. He's up that well-known creek without a paddle. He's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't.
TOPEKA - The Great Bend fifth grade Panthers football team is at it again. On Nov. 22 and 23, the Panthers are taking part in the 12th-annual National Youth Sports Sanctioning Organization Turkey Bowl at Topeka.
First team - * Unanimous Selection
NESS CITY -- Cody Price was proud of his first career interception, but his signature moment came for the Central Plains linebacker occurred on a running play.
Jayce Brack signed a letter of intent to throw for the Kansas State Univeristy track team. When asked what was going through his mind from the time he received the acceptance letter to when he made it all final and it became a reality he said, "It felt good to finally make it official. I've grown up a Kansas State fan and really love the atmosphere at Kansas State and Manhattan. A lot of schools always talk about family but Kansas State is a school that genuinely has a family atmosphere. I was just really excited to have the ...
It is almost unimaginable that something so bad could last so long. I am talking about the BCS system that the NCAA used to determine its Division I football champion. It was 16 years ago that the system was put into play. It proved to be more difficult to get rid of than an obnoxious cousin!
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I suppose this counts under Windjammer Wednesdays, as I haven't made a BLATANT ADVERT DAY yet.
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Kayfabe Commentaries (aka the only shoot interview company worth giving your money to) now have UK representation so us brits don't have to wait several weeks to get discs. Fabulous. Hopefully it won't go the way of SmartMarkVideoUK.
They also have a YouTube account with full YouShoots/Roasts/Guest Bookers to be viewed on a discounted price.
I like this idea, as not all shoots regardless of company and quality need to be re-watched.
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If you are wanting a bicycle this year, you can find 20″ bikes for $39 right now at Walmart. These don't really drop much more in price, so you might have to pay full price. When you do that, just make sure you find deals on the other items you need so that you can still keep your budget in check!
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The million-dollar question here is whether your boyfriend is genuinely shunning marriage because of his financial situation -- which actually may be a positive sign of maturity -- or because he really does not wish to get married. If it's strictly the financial issues you list, perhaps you both can see an attorney who specializes in bankruptcy or family law to make certain your assets can be fully protected if you marry. State laws differ, so it's critical that you take this step and not rely on message boards.
Some avenues you might discuss with the attorney:
1.) Keeping all assets in your own name exclusively. 2.) A prenuptial agreement that protects your assets. 3.) Keeping credit cards in your own name. Caution: Although you can make your spouse an "authorized user" of your credit card account and get credit history on the card reported in his name, you might not wish to take that route if your boyfriend has not fully corrected his abuse of credit. Reason: You'll be responsible for all the debt -- including his!
It also is important that you be aware of exactly how much he owes. Then, perhaps, you jointly can figure out a way to pay it off and rebuild his credit.
Here's the ammo you requested: Your good credit actually could help him qualify for a mortgage on a house he otherwise might not be able to get.
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Council News September 2010
Friday, 03 September 2010 15:06
Bylaws Changes Go to Member Vote; Governance Change Discussed
By 12th Moon,
Council President
Meeting on the third Tuesday in August, to avoid the conflict caused by meeting during our stores' 10% on the 10th monthly sales day, we managed to get through most of a lengthy list of issues.
Our Interim General Manager, Brandon Kane, and Finance Manager, Asha Sanaker, presented the 2nd Quarter Financial Report for referral to our Finance Committee for review. It was a relief to see that our staff has done such a great job adjusting to the issues faced during the 1st Quarter of this year, while also having to work around a heat wave that pushed many of our cooling systems to the brink.
Council News August 2010
Thursday, 29 July 2010 10:19
Council Authorizes Low-Income Discount Program
By 12th Moon,
Council President
Previous to our regular Council meeting on July 13, our Treasurer, Art Godin, led a finance primer for our new Councilmembers. Welcoming Lauryn Beltz-Member to her first meeting since being elected in April, we went around the room introducing ourselves and Councilmembers present declared any possible conflicts of interest they may have.
Our Interim General Manager (IGM), Brandon Kane, made a request during his monthly IGM Report that Council remove the contingency requirement of a previously approved authorization to contract to have market and site survey work performed relevant to our purchasing the 700 West Buffalo Street location. After some questions and discussions we penned a proposal to remove the restriction and allow the research to begin. Previously we had asked the IGM to wait until the closing on the property was completed, but having met all of the contingencies regarding the purchase already, and with the expected delays of coordinating all of the necessary legal documentation, we decided that it would not be to our benefit to wait any longer, risking the chance that we would miss our window of opportunity with the research team's schedule.
Council News July 2010
Thursday, 01 July 2010 21:29
5 Flew, 4 Officers, 3 Elected, 2 Meetings, 1 Conference
By 12th Moon,
Council President
ouncil held our regular meeting on June 8 at Cornell Cooperative Extension, and while we took care of much business, we also scheduled a second Special Council Meeting for the 15th to continue some discussions and receive additional information on two timely and important topics.
During our first meeting we acknowledged the past service of our two departing Councilmembers, Shanna Fellman and Tycho Dan, and later in the meeting we accepted both of their applications and appointed Shanna to fill an open Member-at-Large seat on our Personnel Committee and Tycho on our Finance Committee.
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In a recent article in Worcester Business Journal, the College of the Holy Cross was among the colleges spotlighted for a discussion on the current state of their endowments. Chief investment officer at the College, Tim Jarry '00, spoke to WBJ about how Holy Cross is dealing with the aftereffects of the recent recession. While Holy Cross, among other institutions like Worcester Polytechnic Institute, has not fully bounced back to pre-recession levels, strategic changes have been made to streamline the management of the endowment.
"When Jarry took over in 2011, the school's endowment funds spread across 60 different managers, with some controlling a minuscule amount of money," reporter Michael Novinson writes. "Now Holy Cross utilizes 35 managers—well below the peer institution average of 50.8, according to NACUBO. Its top five managers control 40 percent of the endowment. Holy Cross also began managing up to 10 percent of its endowment internally through the use of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), a passive strategy that tracks and replicates a portion of the market. ETFs provide the school with low-cost exposure to different segments."
Read the entire Worcester Business Journal article
This "Holy Cross in the News" item is by Evangelia Stefanakos '14.
For additional information, please contact Cristal Steuer at 508-793-2419.
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Ray Leland, 81, of Billings, an architect here for more than 40 years, died July 31, 2014, after a lengthy illness.
He was born in Joliet on March 7, 1933, to Ole and Ragna Leland. He attended school in Joliet and graduated from Montana State University with a degree in architecture.
His wife, Irene, died four weeks ago after 59 years of marriage. He had received care from Rocky Mountain Hospice.
Survivors include a sister, Violet; a daughter, Rena Leland Koinis of Bellaire, Texas; sons, Eric Leland of Bremerton, Wash., and Hal Leland of Patterson, Calif.; and four grandchildren.
A private memorial service was planned. Arrangements are by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
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Bonnie Marie Johnson, 69, of Billings, who had worked in various jobs, died Dec. 12, 2013, in Aurora, Colo., from complications of a stroke.
She was born July 17, 1944, in Bingham Canyon, Utah, the daughter of Joseph and Justine (Kozola) Naglich. On Oct. 3, 1964, she married Wally Johnson at St. Pius X Church in Billings. They moved to cities in Colorado, California, Montana, Arizona, Nevada, Minnesota and Ilo, Peru, before returning to Billings.
She had worked as a telephone operator, receptionist at Warm Springs, electronic salesperson for Walmart, cosmetic consultant for Jafra and cashier at several businesses.
Survivors include her husband; sons, Darren and Jared; three grandsons; sisters, Joyce, Marilyn and Roberta; and a brother, Joseph Naglich.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, at Dahl Funeral Chapel. Burial of ashes will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Darlene Andrea Hert, 75, who had worked in secretarial positions, died the morning of July 28, 2014.
She was born on Nov. 8, 1938, in Albert Lea, Minn., to Lloyd and Ruth Hanson, the oldest of five children. She graduated from Billings Senior High School in 1957 and married Francis Hert Sr. in 1958.
She had worked in secretarial positions for the Job Service, Exxon Chemical, and the Montana Secretary of State's Office.
Survivors include her husband, Frank; two sons, Frank Jr. and Jeff; siblings, Duane Hanson, LaVonne Wilcox, LeMoyne Hanson and Robert Hanson; five grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 1, at Cremation & Funeral Gallery, 29 Eighth St. W.
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Martha M. Wagner, 76, died July 27, 1014, at Valley Health Care Center.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, at Spruce Grove Community Room in Laurel.
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Ronald G. Lundeen, 81, a retired bank examiner for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., died of cancer on July 28, 2014.
He was born July 1, 1933, in Alvarado, Minn., to Elmer and Gladys (Westby) Lundeen. In 1955, he married Mary Ann Campbell, who died in 1997. He married Darlene Link in 2001.
He attended schools in the East Grand Forks, Minn., area, graduating from Central High School in East Grand Forks. He attended the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, N.D., interrupted by two years in the Army serving as a code radio operator and as part of the Atomic Energy Commission bombing experiments in the Nevada desert. He graduated from UND with a bachelor's degree in business administration.
For 31 years he managed Wohl Shoe Cos. stores in the Midwest. He owned his own shoe store in Westminster, Colo., for eight years, then became an investment manager and counselor. In 1986 he became a bank examiner for the FDIC.
After retirement, he volunteered at Billings City College and the Retired Seniors Volunteer Program, among others.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Robin Lundeen of Brighton, Colo., and Julie Lundeen–Russell of Billings; stepchildren, Pat Carter, Dave Rinn Jr. and Barb Erks; a brother, Dale of Fargo, N.D.; three sisters, Wanda Wright of Portland, Ore., Corrine Simonson of East Grand Forks and Maurine Danielson of Grand Forks; grandchildren; and great-grandchildren.
Inurnment will be at 2 p.m. Friday, Aug. 1, at Yellowstone National Cemetery in Laurel. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Aug. 2 at Trinity Lutheran Church. Arrangements are by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
Memorials can be made to a hospice of your choice.
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Diane L. Garcia (Soper), 59, of Billings, died July 28, 2014.
She was born April 4, 1955, in Burke, S.D., to Howard and Darlene Soper.
Survivors include her husband, Gary; a daughter, Sara; a son, Daniel; brothers, Neil and Bruce; a sister, Lori; and three grandchildren.
Arrangements are by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
Donations may be made to St. Jude's Children's Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105.
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Asa "Ace" Cantrell, 88, a retired painter who had worked 27 years for Columbus Hospital, died July 21, 2014, in Billings.
He had lived in Tracy with his wife, Maxine, for 50 years. They were married for 68 years.
He had received care from Butterfly Homes and RiverStone Hospice.
Survivors include three children, John Cantrell, Kathie Finley and Carol Haugan; seven grandchildren; and numerous great grandchildren.
Services were pending. Arrangements are by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
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Margie Haider, 85, died early on the morning of July 18, 2014, from failing health due to respiratory distress, just three weeks after the death of her husband of 67 years.
Margarete Johanna was born to Anton and Johanna Kautzmann in Mandan, N.D., on Aug 7, 1928. She grew up with five brothers and two sisters. Shortly after high school graduation, she married George Haider, and a few years later they moved to Dickinson, N.D.
In the fall of 1954, the family moved to Billings, and Mrs. Haider became a cosmetician. She worked first at Hummel drug and subsequently Western Drug.
Survivors include sons, Daryl and Dale; a sister, Clara Lubke; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Funeral Mass was Wednesday, July 23, at St. Pius Catholic Church.
Memorials may be made to the Billings Catholic Schools Foundation, P.O. Box 31158, Billings, MT 59107.
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Vernon Wanner, 81, who had worked for several trucking companies, died July 13, 2014.
He was born to Barbara (Spranger) Wanner and Christian Wanner on March 30, 1933, in Steele, N.D. On July 14, 1980, he married Virginia Bitz in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Some years later they divorced.
Mr. Wanner started as a mechanic at a service station. Later he took to driving semi-truck, working for Highball Trucking, Getter Trucking and Consolidated Freightways.
Survivors include brothers, Arthur Wanner of Fort Worth, Texas, and Allen Wanner of Mandan, N.D.; a sister, Frieda Rath of Minneapolis, Minn.; and a friend, Ann Bauer of Billings.
Arrangements were by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
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Mardell "Dell" E. Pfennig, 70, of Billings, who had been a surgical nurse, died July 9, 2014, of cancer.
She was born in Mankato, Minn., on March 28, 1944, to George and Jeanne Ebert. She married Wayne Waldron and moved to Albert Lea, Minn. They had two children, Jeff and Jennifer.
After they divorced, she moved to Minneapolis and married Allen Pfennig. They had three children, Donna Mae, Jaydene and Jason. In addition, Mr. Pfennig adopted Jeff and Jennifer.
Mr. and Mrs. Pfennig moved to Billings and after 13 years of marriage were divorced. Mrs. Pfennig worked as a surgical nurse for 13 years and also on the orthopedic floor at St. Vincent Hospital until a neck injury left her disabled.
She was a member of Hope Lutheran Church and participated in Relay For Life as a breast cancer survivor.
Survivors include six siblings, four children, seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
Services were July 14 at Hope Lutheran Church. Arrangements were in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel
Memorials should be directed to Hope Lutheran Church, RiverStone Hospice, Relay for Life or the Ronald McDonald House.
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Obama's Amnesty & How Illegal Immigration Affects Us
JBS CEO Art Thompson's weekly news video update for Nov. 24 - 30, 2014.
What Is Behind the ISIS Beheadings?
JBS CEO Art Thompson's weekly news video update for Nov. 17 - 23, 2014.
Save American Jobs & Freedom: No Trade Promotion Authority
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Contact Your Newly Elected Reps Now
JBS CEO Art Thompson's weekly news video update for Nov. 10 - 16, 2014.
Republicans and Democrats Working Together to Rewrite the Constitution
Created to bring about an Article V convention, the predominantly Republican Assembly of S...
Obama's Amnesty & How Illegal Immigration Affects UsMonday, November 24 2014 18:14
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We built up the industrial might of China, now the powers that be want to build up Russian industry.
On Saturday, September 17, our country celebrates its 224th birthday — Constitution Day.
On September 13, 2011, Ron Paul chaired a hearing entitled "Road Map to Sound Money."
Help protect free enterprise by supporting these measures to eliminate the powerful chokehold unions have over employers and employees via the NLRB that costs our nation jobs, hurts small businesses, and discounts and undermines right-to-work states.
A Russian Chunnel? A tunnel from across the Bering Strait to Alaska. Growing economic regulations over the European people.
JBS is a proud cosponsor of LPAC 2011 in Reno on Sept. 15-17.
Europe is Dying? And, reports that God is dead are premature.
Back in 2009 ICLEI proudly welcomed Oklahoma City as its 600th member in the U.S.
In some of the most incendiary, irrational rhetoric yet from the Congressional Black Caucus, Democratic Rep. Andre Carson (left) of Indiana has said members of the conservative Tea Party want to murder blacks.
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Image Entertainment Picks Up Diablo Cody's Directorial Debut PARADISE
Image Entertainment, Inc., a subsidiary of RLJ Entertainment ( RLJE), has picked up all U.S. rights to Mandate Pictures' Paradise, the much-anticipated directorial debut of Academy Award winner Diablo Cody. Based on her original screenplay, Paradise stars Julianne Hough (Rock of Ages, Footloose), Russell Brand (Rock of Ages, Despicable Me), Octavia Spencer (Academy Award winner for The Help), Nick Offerman ("Parks and Recreation") and Holly Hunter (The Incredibles, Academy Award winner for The Piano). Bill Bromiley, Chief Acquisitions Officer for Image Entertainment, made today's announcement at the 2013 Berlin Film Festival.
"Diablo Cody is a terrific storyteller and her gift is evident in this film, Paradise," commented Bromiley. "It has a talented cast and we know audiences will love the film. We are thrilled to be in business with her and the Paradise team."
"I'm thrilled to be able to share our labor of love with the world," added Cody. "I had such a great cast and crew to work with and it shows."
The Comedy follows a sheltered young woman (Hough) who loses her faith after a plane crash and decides to go to Las Vegas to experience the wild side of life. On her journey, she meets unlikely companions (Brand and Spencer) who inadvertently help her find her true self. Mason Novick (500 Days of Summer) produced the film. Executive producers include Nathan Kahane (Hope Springs), Nicole Brown (50/50) and Diablo Cody. Matt Leonetti, Jr. and Dave Koplan co-produced.
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A really talented team underachieved it's way to 8th in the west, then blew through the playoffs to win the cup?
I agree that people are overreacting, but it's still concerning. That isn't going to be good enough for the playoffs. Look what happened last season.
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My oldest son bought a Walther PPQ (9mm) Thursday and we shot it today for the first time. This is the new model that has the mag release button, not the European lever on the trigger guard.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland -- Turkish clubs Fenerbahce and Besiktas have asked sport's highest court to overturn European competition expulsions imposed by UEFA for match-fixing.
Fenerbahce wants its Champions League ban frozen until its appeal is completed, the Court of Arbitration for Sport said Wednesday.
Fenerbahce was scheduled to enter the third qualifying round draw on Friday, and play a first-leg match on July 30 or 31. Bursaspor is set to enter instead.
CAS has not set dates for hearings.
Both clubs deny wrongdoing and are challenging UEFA appeal panel rulings announced on Monday to uphold their expulsions.
UEFA judged that Fenerbahce officials fixed matches to win the 2011 Turkish league, and Besiktas fixed its 2011 Turkish Cup victory.
Fenerbahce has sent UEFA a letter on behalf of its players, protesting what is now its second Champions League ban within three seasons.
Forward Dirk Kuyt wrote that players had "a lot of questions" for UEFA, according to a statement published by the Istanbul club.
"It's very hard to understand after a one-year ban from European competitions in the season 2011-2012," said Kuyt, a Netherlands international, who helped Fenerbahce reach the Europa League semifinals last season.
"This is not even proven that we are guilty. The next year we are allowed to play football in Europe. But after that UEFA comes back again with a higher punishment," Kuyt said
UEFA rules bar clubs from its competitions for one season if they are connected to fixing matches played since April 2007.
UEFA's latest ruling also barred Fenerbahce for an additional season of European competition when it next qualifies.
Besiktas qualified for the Europa League by finishing third in the Turkish league, but could enter the Champions League in place of runner-up Fenerbahce.
Galatasaray, the historical rival of Fenerbahce, won the Turkish league and will play in the elite Champions League group stage, which starts in September.
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Steve Simon ('96) was elected Minnesota Secretary of State earlier this month, winning a close race by a margin of 22,000 out of 1.9 million votes cast. He will take office in January.
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On Nov. 20, the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child celebrated its 25th anniversary. In honor of this milestone, Kristi Rudelius-Palmer, co-director of the Human Rights Center, and the Law School's Fulbright Humphrey Fellow Vered Windman, participated in a mock U.S. Senate hearing on children's rights legislation at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Boston, which will officially open in March. The institute has a replica of the U.S. Senate Chambers where the simulation with 30 teachers took place. "We need to have our young people become more civically engaged, active leaders, fostering societies based on principles and practices of equality, non-discrimination, non-violence, and responsibility around the globe," Rudelius-Palmer said.
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Tim Looby ('82) has been appointed by Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton to serve as a judge in the state's First Judicial District. He replaces Judge Thomas McCarthy, who retired. The First Judicial District, with 36 judges, more than 250 staff employees, and an annual caseload topping 150,000, encompasses a seven-county area just south of the Twin Cities. Looby's investiture ceremony was held Oct. 24.
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In the first post of this series on Drush Make we looked at building a custom Drupal install profile on Acquia Cloud using Drush make. In this installment, we look at managing and updating the code in your install profile and deploying it onto Acquia Cloud. Keeping up with new releases is one of the most important aspects of maintaining any site and leveraging Drush make can dramatically reduce the effort involved with that process.
We're several years into the cloud revolution, and IT departments are officially on board: they're slated to spend $13B on cloud computing this year. In-house racks and thick clients are cumbersome compared to cheap, hands-off cloud services. With costs shaved off in-house servers, IT teams can finally focus on those projects that engage users and boost company ROI.
As a Drupal developer for 7 years, I've shed plenty of (mostly figurative) blood, sweat, and tears over the sites and modules I've built. At Acquia, I work on our Cloud tools, making sure my fellow developers never have to worry about many of the issues I used to deal with constantly. There are three basic areas where Acquia Cloud makes developers' lives better.
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Protecting your staging and development environments is nearly as important as protecting your production server. There are several ways to do this, including adding modules to your sites or modifying your settings.php file.
On Acquia's Support team, we see all sorts of issues every day. Many are unique to the particular purpose and configuration of a site, but there are a variety of issues that can appear on even the most well-built and meticulously maintained web applications. We see these often enough that they are among the first things we look for when a site goes down or begins to experience specific symptoms, and we are often able to resolve them quickly precisely because we have learned from experience what will and what will not work.
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No, the Primetime Emmy Awards hasn't added a category for Best Digital Experience or Best Performing Web CMS.
But Web CMS and customer experience will be a major behind-the-scenes component on the day the television awards show announces its nominees online at the Emmys website.
Acquia, which provides a platform for content, community and commerce, is powering that website with its Acquia Cloud — which was also the Web CMS engine behind the Grammys — that includes an elastic infrastructure and delivery solutions for Drupal.
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Linden: "You are talking to the wrong fucking person about that. Being a cop is the opposite of that for me, I'm talking about the exact same thing you are. Crazy wild-animal justice that never stops, even when your son is gone and your home is gone and your husband is gone and your skin is gone and your bones are gone and all you are is just fire."
She sends Holder another subtle signal about where they're going. This whole thing is very subtle, I'm pointing out the ambiguities/bivalence of the conversation not to nail it as on-the-nose or just to snark, but because it's wonderful. I just realized how bitchy I might sound, but honestly it's great. They could do this for the whole hour, talk about opposite subjects and still agree because it's where they meet, and nobody would ever know the real truth about either of them. Including them.
Skinner: "Okay, how many drawbridges are there and which ones are up right now?"
The Computer: "Two of them are up like they said. On opposite ends of the city."
Skinner: "If only we hadn't just pulled the entire police force off one location and sent them back toward another!"
Linden: "Okay, so the girl was an addict you said?"
Mike: "She begged and begged for me to let her out. No other program would take her, they didn't have the money or the beds or whatever..."
Linden: "Wait, 'let her out'?"
Mike: "Crying, throwing up for days. She made me promise. When I finally went to the store, she got out and told the neighbors I kidnapped her..."
Linden: "So you were just detoxing her?"
Mike: "Yeah, but who would believe that? You don't even believe that. A grown man literally keeping a girl prisoner... You can see how and why it would destroy my life. Don't you judge me for..."
Sarah: "No, I get it. Jack's in Chicago."
Mike: "Did he die or something?"
Sarah: "No, I'm just a terrible parent. At some point that became clear even to me."
She chooses her words more carefully than that, but not carefully enough: One of the cops giggles, betting she'll start crying soon, and they laugh. Not smart with seven feet of Bugs Bunny a couple yards away, son. Not smart at all.
Holder: "Get out or your face will not survive. There is nothing funny about a woman with a knife to her throat. Even a hireback. Even the craziest person we have ever personally met. Because I'll tell you this, that was her scariest ugliest secret. Half of last season wouldn't even have happened if she wasn't so ashamed of that. She just opened a vein for your motherfuckers."


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Until further noticeWell, this is my first post in this subforum. I couldn't get this idea out of my head, and was debating whether or not it belonged in Forum Games or over here... Anyway, the objective is simple: Write a short paragraph based on a meme of your choice. Anything goes as long as it makes sense.
"Are you sure you can't do anything about it?" I muttered, staring at the thick bandages that swathed my mangled joint. "You're lucky we were even able to save your leg, young man." The healer's words were harsh, and colder than the winter winds that howled outside the hut. "If that arrow had hit a major artery, I doubt you'd still be around to complain about the injury. Even so, it looks like you'll be walking with a limp from now on." I sighed. My adventuring days had come to an end.
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2 Last Hussar, Fri, 9th Mar '12 3:14:00 PM from the place is here.
The time is now,I flicked through the channels on the holo-vid box. Just 'reality' shows, stupid people shouting at each other about lie detector tests, and unfunny z-list celebs on panel shows. Even the weather reports we 'enlivened' by the presenters performing pornographic routines. I realised there was nothing left for me on Theta 5 Blue, the whole colony had gone to pot. There was a soft knock on my door. "Professor Farnsworth? We've packed your belongings on the shuttle craft. Launch for the Sirius system is in thirty minutes."
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3 Pancake Mckennz, Fri, 9th Mar '12 7:22:20 PM from Michigan
Rainbows hurt.Yo no quiero dormir con cada otro mujer, y sin mi carino, yo no puedo vivir sin ella. Ella es demasiado hermosa. Todos los días, Busco una manera de verla, y finalmente ... un día llegó cuando me encontré el valor para decirle, "Te amo". Ella me miró y dijo, "Te amo, tambien". Yo estaba muy feliz. Pero, la mayor parte de todos... dat ass. Me gusta.
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The Boxer | Reviewer: Daniel G. | 8/1/07
This song is about Paul Simon himself and the pain he went through with critics. He is the Boxer in the song and the story is his journey.
life | Reviewer: Pat O'Halloran | 7/24/07
The Boxer is about whatever you want it to be. While the reviews here suggest that The Boxer is about world peace and social injustice, etc., I think it's also about nothing more complex than simply growing old. The song really begins with "when I left my home and my family I was no more than a boy..." and the last verse says he's "laying out my winter clothes," a line that I think alludes to old age. Everything in between those verses concerns the struggles/fights/wounds/scars anyone gets in life. I'm 64, and was driving across Kansas in the summer of '69, and heard The Boxer on a small town station. The DJ "bleeped" the word "whores" (pronounced "hoors" by Simon). They probably still bleep it in Kansas.
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The Boxer is a cry for social justice in Africa,Europe, America,Asia and all over the world.I love the simple story line.
memories | Reviewer: anna | 1/5/06
I am so glad that I bought the Bridge over Troubled Water LP recently, because all of the songs on it are great. This one in particular brings out memories; when I was little, I found those 'bangs' during the 'Lie-la-lie' part very impressive.
More than just a nice tune.... | Reviewer: Jeff P. | 7/15/04
The boxer, while having a nice tune, is much more than that. It's a cry for justice for america's poor combined with a message for them: never stop fighting.
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Last time, we were stuck with a stagnant processor market and overinflated graphics card prices. Now, we're looking at new CPUs and revived competition in the desktop GPU market. Not only that, but Intel has released a new series of chipsets, and motherboard vendors have whipped up a whole family of fresh boards based on them. Those boards offer the possibility of an upgrade path to Broadwell, Intel's next generation of processors.
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I think every sacrifice comes with some sadness and mourning, big or small. We accept to give up something or someone.
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