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In CurvanadeMobile version 1.0 we provide CRUDIS (Create, Read, Update, Delete, Indexing, Search) and Batch upload of data.All objects stored in CurvanadeMobile are stored as JSON allowing for simple access independent of client.CurvanadeMobile is focused on providing a real simple data interface that scales and is easy to use across platforms regardless of architecture.
Under the hood CurvanadeMobile is a NOSQL keyvalue graph database that makes it possible to store and index data. It is built for Big Data! It has an implementation of the MapReduce concept for distributed data storage. It is also has an implementation that supports distributed execution of code associated with data storage in the form of Read, Map, Reduce, Combine, Write and Filter functions.
CurvanadeMobile use a combination of AzureTables, SQLAzure, and BlobStorage to store data and deliver a high speed search that will take the breath out of most users. It has the power to store and search a huge amount of data with a performance over a 1000 times a traditional Relational database. Our own high-performance, NOSQL graph database is 100% on Windows Azure. We see it as Cassandra for Windows Azure.
CurvanadeMobile creates a dynamic storage and computing GRID made up of a set of Clusters where each cluster is a Windows Azure deployment connected to the GRID controller. Each deployment contains one or more instances. These deployments may be in different datacenters and use different storage partitions.
An optional single cluster mode allows CurvanadeMobile to run in a single Azure deployment as a local cluster acting as its own GRID controller effectively scaling data access and computations. This is for Customers that have laws or internal regulations that creates the need to run it all on their own instances.
The storage used is dynamically reconfigurable to use AzureTables, SQLServer or BlobStorage or any combination thereof as persisters. Sharding is both mandatory and supported across all storages.
As you can see in www.almedalsmolnet.se, CurvanadeMobile takes care of Users, creating of Accounts, integration with Facebook, Events and more. How is this done? Is it some thing created specially for this web and mobile app application/site? No it is not. It is built in to CurvanadeMobile we call it Social Extension.
Basically (well it is not so basic, but is basic to use) what CurvanadeMobile Social Extension support is this:
•Users •Company •Groups •Geolocation•Sharing
And with the territory we also have support for
•Private profile •Company profile •Feeds •Contacts (Add, Remove, List) •Friends (Add, Remove, List) •Invites •Requests •Photos •Documents •Events •Projects •Tasks•Facebook integration•LinkedIn integration•Twitter integration
For a programmer it will be Basic.
You create a Company and to a company you add users and you can add groups. Each group has an owner and at least one admin. Then each of Company, User and groups can have document and photo folders that you can share if you like with others. Built in Inventions handling etc.
We get a lot of questions about our data processing so here comes a short description of the Magic:
At present we publicly provide data storage and search based on the reference data concept. We have however in the platform already, compute functionality allowing custom data processing as well as storage in a scalable way to be implemented as Code objects (CurvanadeMobile supports both CLR and DLR) without the need to deploy or compile assemblies.
The data processing is done as list->list of k/v pairs, more referred to as "vectors".
CurvanadeMobile handles both data and custom code execution the same way – by subdividing and distributing the data and/or code to execute based on key-space shards and available clusters and instances within the clusters. Preferably deployments counts per level are prime numbers in order to create appropriate redundancy and failover coverage in the scenario that key-space division is done according to the following simple rule. Key space here is defined as partition-key.
1. Primary key space division is a straight forward division by n so that the key spaces are evenly distributed over n nodes i.e. kinstance=(ktot / n)2. Failover key space division is done by kfailover=(ktot/(n-1))+ Ktot/(n)
GRID mode
Cluster mode (single cluster)
Processing.The processing is done (for each cluster/node) as follows:
Functions:Vector Read(keyspace): Reads the designated data to form the initial vectorOutputVector Map(input vector) : Does the actual logicPartition: Determines reducer to send results toOutputVector Reduce(input vector 1, input vector2): Does combination of the input vectorsWrite (result vector): Persists the actual result
We have been working on this since 2008 and have more than 15 000 developer hours on this. We now see some competitors like parse.com, buddy.com and firebase.com. However in the long run we like to be the Mobile Hadoop and Cassandra. Now that said there is no turning back!
When will I get all this you ask yourself.
Well soon! We have started our Private BETA for CRUDIS and after that we will go to public beta for CRUDIS and in the mean time we will start a private Beta for Social Extension and when we will go Live with CRUDIS we will go Public Beta with Social Extension and then start our Private Beta for data processing.
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I got this in one of benefits christmas boxes, and was super excited. At first it was nice, seperated my lashes and definitely got the false lash look IMO. However only a 2/3 months later it had dried up considerably and not only that it was so clumpy on my lashes. I now find it hit and miss and only use it if I am doing a very dark smokey eye with lashes, really dont know whether or not I would buy this again! :(
This mascara can be a hit and miss. I'm not a fan of the brush. Doesn't really separate or define my lashes. Some days this will apply evenly and other days my lashes look clumpy or sticky or like spider legs! I reach for it sometimes, but Diorshow is still my HG and Too Faced Better than Sex mascara is a close second.
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Im generally a Maybelline falsies girl but was given this mascara as a gift and loved it! This mascara lives up to its name and gives you a false lash effect. The biggest strength of this product in my opinion is the brush. Not only does it allow you to comb the product through without clumping your lashes, it also has a great little spikey ball on the end that helps you reach lash corners and inner lashes that would usually be a headache with other mascara wands. You need to work quickly with this product, it dries to an almost waterproof mascara type feeling and is difficult to build if you wait too long in between, but, if applied properly it delivers a really gorgeous result. This personally transfers a little on me but will not stop me purchasing it again. Any downfalls? Its pretty pricey for a mascara but worth it to me.
I love this product. The genius of it is the brush, with the spikey applicator ball at the end, which enables you to get every single lash, even at the corners of your eyes. If I end up buying a different mascara, I'll be saving the brush to use with it.
The formula itself is good too. I didn't find it to be too wet, as some other reviewers thought. It doesn't flake or melt either, and I have VERY watery eyes, so that's great! It loses one point for not being quite as voluminous and dramatic as I expected, but still a great purchase.
I didn't like this mascara at all. Formula is too wet, didn't do anything for my lashes. Good thing I didn't buy it, as it was just a sample. I'll probably give it away or throw it out. I really don't like it! My lashes were a black, wet, clumpy mess! Do not recommend.
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If you have Asian lashes, this is NOT the mascara for you. In fact, run far, far away. The too-thin formula and too-defining brush merely color the lashes black--- which is great for Western folks who just want to "enhance" their already-lush eyelashes--- but not for Asians who need serious volume and payoff.
The first thing you'll notice is that the brush doesnt "grab" onto the lashes--it just glides through with zero friction, so there's very little mascara deposit onto the lash. The formula is very thin, which makes it hard to build up volume and length. Me, i like to "feel" the brush "Grabbing" onto the lashes and lifting them up. this one feels like nothing.
Because of the thin formula characteristic, Benefit realized this and marketed the ball-like tip of the wand as the volume depositor. Just hold it vertically onto the ends, and dab onto the needed areas, they say, and you get more va-va-voom! HA. HA.
Instead, it just deposits globs of product that you then have to comb out to distribute. it's messy and not accurate. Why do i need to build lush lashes in 2 steps, especially when i have spent 10-15 strokes already trying to get some payoff, and THEN i need to hold the wand vertically and add more globs to build body + volume? that i then have to frantically comb thru to even out? Forget it.
Please don't get suckered in by the marketing and "top selling" status at Sephora. If you have short, sparse, Asian-type lashes and need volume, this is a waste of your hard-earned cash.
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Not worth the money! I've used this a few times and have ended up removing it multiple times as it does not give me any kind of results I'd expect.
1. My lashes look clumped
2. No lift to my lashes
3. My lashes end up a wet mess!
Would not pay £19.50 when I gain better results using Boots Natural Collection mascara for just £1.99!
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I have used a lot of mascaras and this is my favorite. It makes my lashes look fuller without clumps. Easy to apply. For me it has been easy to take out. The others mascaras I have not seen much difference in my lashes. I use heavy makeup and this is the one to go when you want to look va va boom. Great quality, and I alwsys throw away mascaras after 6 to 7 months because they start to clump on my lashes.
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I had always used the benefit Bad Gal Lash mascara, and after running out I went back to purchase a new one and was almost bullied into buying this one. Im very funny with my mascaras and I'm a creature of habit, but the girl at the shop basically took my money straight out of my hand before I had made up my mind ! When I took it home I was expecting it to be amazing after all the fuss the lady made about me buying this one instead of my Bad Gal Lash.. At first I found this product to be very 'wet' and was really bummed about spending a lot of money on a product that I wasn't sure about. but after a while it did make my lashes look lovely! I really like the brush and how it separates every lash!
I have a love hate relationship with this mascara. For my ho hum eyelashes, it really delivers an amazing false lash look. I have thin lashes, and this thickened them with out clumps. Or making them look like spider legs. The brush, I love. It's perfect for getting the roots and lower lashes.
The con, and it's a doozey, is how hard this stuff is to remove. I'm all for a mascara that doesn't smudge or flake, but could it be a little less like cement? And don't forget to take your makeup off, one night after a cocktail (or two) too many I fell asleep without removing this stuff. Oh the heartbreak of having lashes break off... it was horrible.
Simply because I don't always feel like fighting with this stuff at night, it isn't my every day mascara. But it's wonderful when I do!


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A company that monitors app performance for major app makers, says that 80% of iOS users are likely to switch to iOS 7 by December. With developers a lock to follow suit, older versions of their apps are likely to be neglected.
So says Crittercism, a company which handles app performance management for many major app makers, including LinkedIn, Netflix, and Pinterest.
As iOS developers focus energy and resources on building the new version of their apps, they are less likely to update old versions to fix performance issues.
That means older versions of iOS apps are crashing more often. Between January and August, Crittercism found that crash rates on iOS 6 and iOS 6.0.1 went up dramatically -- by 85% and 74% respectively.
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Had K&L co-owner and main wine buyer Clyde Beffa Jr. not read an article about the gentlemanly hobby of wine collecting in the February 1971 issue of Playboy, he might still be weighing the merits of Holsteins versus Jerseys instead of Château Margaux or Haut-Bailly. Beffa owned a dairy in Tracy, California, from 1967-1973, leaving the the business to co-found K&L Liquors, as it was known back then, in 1976. Clyde started traveling to Europe in 1982 and over the years, he has worked hard to build K&L into one of the nation's go-to sources for the world's diverse wines, developing relationships with winemakers and châteaux owners the world over. Clyde's passion is surely Bordeaux, especially the fabulous wines from Pauillac and St-Julien (like Pichon-Lalande and Léoville-Barton). When he's not drinking France's legendary reds, you'll likely find Clyde indulging in Sauvignon Blanc. A fan of Sancerre, Pouilly-Fumé and white Bordeaux, he'll also tuck into a bottle of Kiwi Sauv Blanc if there's no corkscrew around. These days you'll likely find Clyde extolling the virtues of underrated Bordeaux vintages like 1991, 1997, 1999, 2004 and 2006, or playing with his German Shepherd Sadie. Or you may see him in his vegetable garden and, once in a great while, on the golf course.
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2009 Paloumey, Haut-Médoc
Review Date: 3-7-2012
*V This property is on a roll and this 2009 is stunning--lots of blackberry aromas that follow to palate. Plenty of structure, but tastes quite good right now.
Price: $23.99
2006 Cantemerle, Haut-Médoc
Review Date: 10-4-2011
This Bordeaux is by far one of the greatest values in the history of Bordeaux. A fabulous wine in all respects. 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 42% Merlot, 8% Petit Verdot. At Joanne: Boysenberry nose with spice. Full bodied. Harmonious. Good sweet finish. Lovely wine; better than 2005. At UGC: Elegant style. Complete and round. At the property: Cinnamon spice and some clove hints. Very fine aromas that lead to the palate. Long and deep on palate. High acid, delicious. A sure "sleeper of the vintage" and much better than their 2005!
Drink from 2011 to 2020
Price: $44.99
2003 Coufran, Haut-Médoc
Review Date: 8-31-2011
This also has tons of ripe fruit aromas, but they are more blackberry and chocolate. It has a sweet palate impression and is a bit more forward than the 2003 Verdignan. Semi-sweet black currant finish. This wine begs to be drunk over the next five years.
Price: $21.99
2000 Coufran, Haut-Médoc
Review Date: 8-31-2011
Pretty aromas of crushed raspberries, cherries and blackberries. Quite sweet on the palate thanks to the Merlot. This wine is still big and rich and would age well a few years. Enjoy now with prime rib roast.
Price: $29.99
Billecart-Salmon "Brut Reserve" Champagne
Review Date: 8-9-2011
As focused as ever, almost lemony on the palate and super refreshing. It reminds me of when we sold a special Billecart "K&L Cuvée" years back.
Price: $44.99
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1995 Grand Mayne, St-Emilion
Review Date: 8-9-2011
Wow, this wine is a super Right Bank with lush Merlot black fruit on the nose and palate, toasted oak, ripe berries, chocolate flavors and no hard edges. A great, full-bodied, lush wine with smoky notes from a great Merlot vintage. 92+ points for sure.
Price: $79.99
2001 Lanessan, Haut-Médoc
Review Date: 7-6-2011
A delicious wine that is perfect right now. Great cassis aromas follow to palate, which is soft, elegant and lingering.e. A steal for less than $20. This, and a rack of lamb would be heavenly.
Price: $21.99
2007 Mouton Rothschild, Pauillac
Review Date: 8-18-2010
At the property this wine had an earthy nose and good sweetness on the palate. A bit short at end, but overall quite tasty. Should be drinkable way before their 2004, 2005 and 2006. 81% cabernet sauvignon and 19% merlot.
Price: $419.99
2007 Latour, Pauillac
Review Date: 8-16-2010
Tasted at the property. This wine looks to be a cross between 1999 and 2004. Not a monster, but 91% cabernet sauvignon and 9% merlot. 16% press wine in blend...quite high. About normal yields here. This wine has earthy aromas and red fruits on the palate. Good weight on the palate and very smooth. Quite forward for Latour. Pure and not over-extracted. An elegant Latour! 11,000 cases.
Price: $499.00
2006 Lynch-Bages, Pauillac
Review Date: 8-21-2009
Barrel notes: "79% cabernet sauvignon, 10% merlot, 10% cabernet franc and 1% petit verdot. 50 htl/htr and same production volume as 2005." At Joanne: "lovely fruit on nose and palate. Shows great today. Tons of fruit and superb length. Outstanding wine." At the property: "lovely red cherry and raspberry aromas. Some cassis on the palate and touch of toasty oak. Good mouthfeel, maybe not as opulent as 2005 but we think it is a better wine." At UGC: "super fine wine. Full-bodied, balance, sweet, long and delicious." **
Price: $139.99
1999 Haut-Bailly, Pessac-Léognan
Review Date: 5-4-2009
One of my favorite Châteaux and a great wine. Very aromatic, Graves-style wine with earthy and mineral hints on the nose. Crushed berries on the nose and palate. This is a very elegant yet powerful wine, and quite long on the palate with good grip.
Price: $94.99
1999 Lynch-Bages, Pauillac
Review Date: 5-4-2009
I really like 1999 Pauillacs, theyre much better balanced than 1998 and sweeter on the palate. This is a great price for a fabulous wine.
Price: $169.99
1996 Lanessan, Haut-Médoc
Review Date: 3-30-2009
Thirteen years old and under $25. That's less than $2 a year. Old school wine with tons of Cabernet fruit showing through. Great food wine-say Osso Bucco! Very beautiful glowing dark ruby. Intriguing, fully developed nose with strong mineral notes... this is serious wine! Fabulous value! Old school. It reminds me of the good ol days in Bordeaux when wines were judged on fruit and texture, not on how much new oak was showing. On 7/5/11: From a powerhouse vintage. The cassis really shines through here. Some chocolate nuances. Parker calls it a sleeper of the vintage
Top Value! Drink from 2009 to 2014
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What a load of garbage.
Considering Angle was hurt so often when he was working, I don't know how you can say he didn't sell stuff that happened to him masterfully. You don't have to act much to sell a fucked up neck when yours is legit fucked up. His facials were awesome, as well. The man was a pure natural.
And you would be hard pressed to find someone who displayed the last second kick out better than Kurt. The man would literally get his shoulder up at 2 9/10s of a second, he was so good at it. Ankle Lock? Easy as hell to apply, so it comes out of nowhere to build up that fear factor. Then when the situation requires it, he traps the guy in a scissors to prevent him from crawling away. So I am stunned that you'd try and say that Bryan murders him. Not once in anything he's done in the WWE has Bryan displayed anything like 'masterful' ring psychology, as you put it. The stories he tells are so mundane and boring, and they're always the same damn thing over and over.
Better at timing his comebacks as a face...again, wrong. Angle was a better heel for sure, but watch any of his matches with Austin in 2001, or against Brock in 2003. The guy could transfer from being the face in distress into an upperhand position seamlessly and convincingly when the match seemed lost. Don't see D-Blowhard doing that...
Its also funny that you say that Bryan can get amazing matches out of mediocre opponents. With the exception of his match with Punk at OTL, which was quite solid, and his match with Sheamus at ER,
there is not one match he's had in the WWE that has been anything above mediocre.
You want to talk about routine, with the same stupid move combos over and over again. Kick kick, Irish Whip, front drop kick, 50 more kicks, LeBell Lock attempt, more kicks, occasional submission move like Mexican Surfboard, more kicks, and then he either loses or he gets the LeBell Lock in and wins. Its so unbelievably predictable and boring that his matches aren't entertaining at all to watch. I can literally sit there and call what's coming next.
Like...have you even watched an Angle match?
Oh wait let me guess...Bryan was so much better in the Indies...
Absolutely nothing Bryan has done in his WWE tenure has made me think he's anywhere near as great as anyone says he is. All I've seen is that he's a slightly above average performer with an incredibly obnoxious character right now. In ring, I will name 50 more entertaining guys off the top of my head right now. My signature says what it does for a reason-Bryan marks are so irritating when trying to defend a guy who they can't clue in and see is totally plain and regular. They HAVE to hype him up like Jesus or something, and its so unwarranted. I've never understood the praise, so in my eyes, he's absolutely the most overrated guy.
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Staff photo by Dan Henry/Chattanooga Times Free Press - Dr. Paul Hua, left, plays against Alice Tym during a biweekly table tennis practice session at the J.A. Henry YMCA in Brainerd August 10, 2010.
Ruth Hua looks barely 5 feet tall, but she can really move.
On Tuesday night at the J.A. Henry YMCA on Brainerd Road, Hua, 70, is playing a mean game of table tennis against Tim Neuendorf, 20. She's tiny, with a shock of frizzy black hair. He's skinny, redheaded and alabaster pale. They're quite the match.
Hua and Neuendorf whack the ball (regulation 40 mm diameter) back and forth. He hits a shot that bounces wide of the table. It looks like an unreachable ball, but she dives and returns it.
"She's giving me a good fight," said Neuendorf of his opponent.
The two are members of the Chattanooga Table Tennis Club. The multinational group ranges from children to an octogenarian. Several of the members work for Volkswagen.
"One of the byproducts of Volkswagen is it has really improved the quality of table tennis in the Chattanooga area," said club vice president Alice Tym, 67, who recently won a gold medal in the Senior Olympics.
One VW import is Steffen Krull, 27, who moved to the Scenic City from Germany four months ago. He began playing at age 16 after he discovered that chess wasn't providing enough of a workout.
"I became a little too heavy, so I had to do something," he said, dripping sweat onto his yellow LiveStrong jersey. "When you play (table tennis) the right way, you have to move."
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* Games are played to 11 points.
* Matches are the best of any odd number of games.
* At least 85 percent of the blade (part of the racket that actually hits the ball) must be of natural wood.
* The ball must be tossed at least 16 centimeters from the server's open palm.
* The ball must touch the opponent's side of the table to be considered a good return.
Source: uastt.org, Official Web Site of USA Table Tennis
Table tennis was introduced in England in the latter half of the 19th century, following the popularity of lawn tennis. It was also known as Gossima, Whiff-Whaff and, of course, Ping Pong. In the first years of the 20th century, the game was introduced in Asia, then became popular in Central Europe. The first table tennis World Cup was held in Hong Kong in 1980. The sport was played at the Olympic Games for the first time in Seoul, South Korea, in 1988. China has largely dominated the sport since the mid-80s, sweeping multiple World Championships and winning all gold at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
Sources: International Table Tennis Foundation, Robbins Table Tennis
The sport has become a trend of late, spurred on by, what else, Hollywood. Actress Susan Sarandon has turned her love for the sport into a business venture, helping to launch SPiN, a table tennis bar and club, with branches in Los Angeles, New York and Milwaukee.
Actor John Stamos recently guest-starred on the HBO show "Entourage" as a paddle-happy version of himself.
And Matthew Broderick was quoted in New York Magazine as saying: "I was playing pingpong when it wasn't, 'Everybody's playing pingpong.' Now everybody's going nuts over it. I resent that ... I've moved on to jai alai."
The members of the CTTC aren't reaching for their xisteras quite yet, but don't call it pingpong in front of them. That's more recreational. Think basements and garages. These players are here to bring it.
"In pingpong, you don't sweat at all," said Ralph Jakobs, head of research and development at Volkswagen, pointing to his soaked shirt. "If you look like this, it's table tennis."
"I had to quit my Chinese," said Dr. Paul Hua, 80, who moved from Taiwan to the United States in 1973 with his wife, Ruth. "Whatever (the club leaders) say, I have to say."
On Tuesday night, Hua's opponent is Tym. She is compact, dressed in black with a blue bandana around her head. He is tall, bald, his green T-shirt tucked into his gray short. The two smack the ball back and forth, making each other run.
He played some table tennis recreationally in China, where it is considered the national sport. He started playing "for real," however, with the CTTC in 1995.
Hua and his wife often team up for mixed doubles. "But if we lose, it's my fault," he quipped. "She's my coach, but I'm better."
The coach for the team is Nedzad Dizdarvic, nicknamed Dino. Dizdarvic, 63, has been playing table tennis for nearly 50 years, since he was a child in Bosnia. He came to the U.S. in 1998, following a six year stint in Germany, where he lived after being rescued from an internment camp during the War in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He remembers sitting at the kitchen table with his wife and mother when soldiers came banging on his door.
After his release, he suffered three heart attacks in Germany, where his doctor told him medical advances were not progressive enough in his home country to return. So he moved to Chattanooga, where he joined up with the CTTC.
Playing table tennis, Dizdarvic said, helps him to maintain his health and fitness. "It's very good recreation for me," he said.
He and the other club members reap social rewards as well.
"Here," he said, "I have many friends."
Friends are welcome at the CTTC. On Tuesday night, Mariano Herrara, an 18-year veteran of the sport, has brought his friend, Luis Bravilla, to try table tennis for the first time.
They volley the ball back and forth, not quite hitting with the aggressiveness seen at some of the other tables. They might even be borderline ping ponging. But it is, after all, Bravilla's introduction to the sport.
Herrera seems to think his friend will be breaking a proper table tennis sweat in no time.
"He's good," he called as they hit the ball back and forth. "He has potential."
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Hello fsufan,
If you like, you could use the tutorial below to be able to pin the "C:\Users\User-Name\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo" folder to your Start Menu for quick access.
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What Obama's Ferguson sermon left out
What Obama's Ferguson sermon left out
by Michelle Malkin
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Copyright 2014
In his 967-word statement to the nation about the Ferguson grand jury decision on Tuesday night, President Obama devoted precisely one sentence to the risks and sacrifices police officers make to keep the peace.
Obama delivered a tepid, obligatory acknowledgement that "our police officers put their lives on the line for us every single day." But he sandwiched it between a finger-wagging admonition that cops need to "show care and restraint" and a pandering discourse justifying the "deep distrust" that "communities of color" have toward law enforcement because of the "legacy of racial discrimination in this country."
Note: Multiple African-American witnesses told the panel that teen Michael Brown, suspected of robbing a local market, charged Officer Darren Wilson before his shooting death. The grand jury concluded that there was no probable cause for indicting Wilson after considering hundreds of pages and scores of hours of witness and expert testimony.
Yet, Obama's first priority was to dwell on racial injustice against "communities of color," and his first instinct was to warn police officers to restrain themselves.
Only after expending 756 words on the need to "understand" the "problem" that "communities of color" have with police did Obama address the thugs of color "throwing bottles" and "smashing car windows" and "using this as an excuse to vandalize property" in the name of social justice.
The Nobel Peace Prize winner had nothing to say about the hate-filled "F**k the police" refrain from rioters of color in Ferguson and anarchists of pallor in Oakland and Occupy Wall Street pot-stirrers of privilege poisoning social media.
The nation's self-styled healer of souls was mum in response to black radical grievance-mongers' calls to vengefully burn Ferguson to the ground–a seething sentiment echoed the next day by Brown's stepfather.
Mr. Hope and Change stayed silent about the lynch-mob instigators calling for Wilson to be shot and his family murdered.
And while the uniter-in-chief has given several public shout-outs to Brown and his family, he has delivered no special national address addressing the families of police officers ruthlessly targeted by domestic terrorists and racist radicals.
Obama used his bully pulpit this week to bemoan the "real issues" of discrimination by some police officers. But he said nothing about the murderous strain of racial animus against America's men and women in blue.
It's part of a longstanding cultural war against cops that has permeated academia, Hollywood, media and "progressive" halls of power for decades — from the "pig"-hating Weather Underground to mainstream rappers to MSNBC's Al Sharpton to high-ranking convicted cop-killer Mumia Abu-Jamal's advocates such as former Obama administration green jobs czar Van Jones.
And the bloody beat goes on.
In October, a militant black nationalist and jihadist vigilante attacked white New York police officers with a hatchet. Zale Thompson maliciously wounded Officer Kenneth Healey in the head and slashed Officer Joseph Meeker in the arm. Thompson was no poor, uneducated youth. He is a College of New Rochelle liberal arts alumnus and one-time master's degree candidate at Obama's alma mater, Columbia University.
As the New York Post reported, Thompson was a radical "black power" proponent who converted to Islam, obsessed over jihad, spent months consuming pro-ISIS propaganda and "wanted 'white people to pay' for slavery."
Thompson was hailed as a "crusader for justice" by the Queens chapter of the New Black Panther Party. That's the same anti-white hate group whose members instigated racially charged chaos in Ferguson; racially charged intimidation at a Philadelphia voting booth in 2008 that went unpunished by the Obama administration; and racially inflammatory threats against the innocent Duke lacrosse players exonerated of false rape accusations in 2007.
A week after Thompson waged his racist anti-cop jihad, another police officer in Washington, D.C., was ambushed by an ax-wielding assailant in a chillingly similar attack. He remains on the loose.
To these men and women of all colors on the front lines, risking their lives against homeland security threats of all kinds, Obama last night offered hundreds of lines of warning and lecturing.
But not this one word: "Thanks."
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Held at Lewisdale Farms, York, PEI on August 8th, the Eastside Celebration Sale sold 116 lots for an average of 7367$. Best of luck to the buyers with their new purchases!
Thanks to this amazing crew for all the hard work they've put in making this event such a great success!!
6th Senior calf : Eastside Sid Seven Up (Owned with Diamond Hill and Porter Weeks)
2nd Summer yearling : Comestar Missy Mascalese (Owned with Diamond Hill and Birkentree)
3th Junior yearling : Lewisdale Eastside GoldCp Silk
4th Intermediate yearling : Eastside Sanchez Olive (Owned with Pure Holsteins)
4th Senior 2 year old : Celtic Fever Destiny
1st Junior 3 year old : Eastside Jasper Oneill
2nd Junior 3 year old: Eastside Sanchez Hollister
3rd Senior 3 year old: Eastside Sanchez Ebony
1st 4 year old: Goldstreak Duplex Luxury
3rd Mature cow: Eastside Spirte Lady
2nd Breeders herd
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Dam : Ms Welcome Pal Tonya (Maternal sister to Tango)
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From April 9th to 12th was held the Atlantic Spring Showcase in Fredericton, New-Brunswick. Here are the results of this great day :
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2nd senior calf: Eastside Sid Seven Up
2nd Summer yearling: Comestar Mascalese Missy
4th Intermediate yearling: Eastside Lewisdale Percision (Stanley Cup)
2nd Junior 2: Eastside Dempsey Diva VG-85
5th Junior 3: Eastside Atwood Limerick VG-87
4th Senior 3: Ardross Goldwyn Puzzle VG-86
3rd 5 year old: Morsan Golden Booboo EX-91
3rd Mature cow: Eastside Spirte Lady EX-94 2E
5th Mature cow: Eastside Shottle Omalley EX-91 2E
Thanks to our team for this great success!
Here are the results from our trip to the RAWF in Toronto
Eastside Brady Caramel: 11th senior calf
Eastside Atwood Glee: 1st Bred and owned and Summer yearling (Owned with Rick and Shannon Allyn, Donald Dubois, France Lemieux, Ferme Jendro, JM Valley Holstein and Diamond Hill)
Eastside Destry Chanel: 4th Junior 2 year old (Owned with Lewisdale Holsteins)
Lewisdale Goldwyn Loree: 11e 4 year old (Owned with Lewisdale Holsteins)
Thanks to everybody who made our trip so successful !!
Glee was in the Top 5 heifers of the RAWF 2013 !!!
A great day for Eastside at the Atlantic Dairy Championship show!
1st Sr calf and HM Jr Champ ~ Eastside Brady Caramel
6th Jr yearling ~ Jacobs Sid Breeze
1st Jr 2 and Intermediate Champ ~ Eastside Destry Chanel
4th Sr 2 ~ MS Lotto Alex Lacey
6th Sr 3 ~ Pierstein Roy Lainey
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1st Junior 2 year old and Intermediate Champion: Eastside Destry Chanel (owned with Lewisdale Holsteins)
1st 5 year old: Eastside Spirte Lady EX-91
2nd 5 year old: Eastside Damion Lade EX-91
1st 4 year old: Lewisdale Goldwyn Loree (owned with Lewisdale Holsteins) TB-89
2nd 4 year old: Eastside Duplex Holly EX-92
2nd Senior 3 year old: Pierstein Roy Lainy TB-87
1st Junior 3 year old: Tolamika Atwood Jewel TB-87
2nd Junior 3 year old: Regwall Shake n Bake (owned with Blair Weeks)
2nd Senior 2 year old: MS Lotto Alex Lacey (owned with Brad Murphy) TB-87
2nd Summer yearling: Eastside Atwood Glee
Thanks to the amazing crew and everyone who helped us make this day a success!
We are happy of our new purchase JACOBS GOLDWYN CHECKAS owned with Sébastien Dion, an intermediate calf out of Robrook Dundee Constance VG-88 and full sister to Robrook Goldwyn Cameron VG-87 2 YR.
Eastside Holsteins is thrilled and pleased to announce that Roxanne Montplaisir will be joining the team part time as the marketing and communications coordinator. Within this role, Roxanne will mainly work on building clients relationship, keeping the social medias updated, managing the website, responding to emails and other special projects. Bilingual, dynamic and dedicated, she will certainly be a positive addition to our team.


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As someone living in the UK, it's super frustrating to see notifications pop up on a console or Steam showing my North American friends playing new releases when I usually have to wait a few more days to get my hands on the same game. Well, Bethesda is being nice to us Europeans and releasing The Evil Within on October 14, the same date of the North American release.
This includes all platforms, both physical and digital in Europe, the Middle East, South Africa, and India. If you're in Australia, New Zealand, and Japan, you'll still have a couple more days to wait for The Evil Within but I'm really happy by this move.
As I mentioned earlier, it's annoying to see my friends playing the latest games while I'm stuck waiting for the preferred retailer release date -- especially when it's a PC game.view full story + comments
From Software's (Dark Souls) Bloodborne is coming to PS4 in Japan on February 5, 2015.
Given that we expected an early 2015 release for Bloodborne globally, hopefully we won't have to wait too long after that for the North American release.view full story + comments
Nintendo has sent word that Bayonetta 2 will be hitting the Wii U on October 24th. In case you haven't heard of it yet, she'll also gain access to a new "snake transformation" that will let her navigate water, and of course, the first game will be bundled with it with all of the Nintendo costume options we've seen so far.
I had a chance to play Bayonetta 2 recently and enjoyed it. It's pretty much a faithful recreation of the crazy and technical action systems present in the first game, and I'm very happy that Platinum Games is keeping things simple with tactile control options.view full story + comments
Just a few weeks ago, we let you know that the much anticipated Wasteland 2 was being delayed a few weeks into September. Now we've gotten word from inXile head Brian Fargo that the game will finally be with us on September 19.
If you read Alessandro's interview with Brian, you can tell how much of a labor of love this whole project has been; Wasteland 2 has been a game that he's wanted to make for years and it's just a month from being released. I've enjoyed what I've played of the beta and I don't think Brian will have to worry too much about how the game will be received.view full story + comments
I've been meaning to write about The Last Tinker: City of Colors for a while now, mostly because it is pretty as heck. Knack's not cutting it. We could use a few more colorful platformers with anthropomorphic leads. Everything old is new again.
Anyway, it's out today on Steam for PC, Mac, and Linux.view full story + comments
Majesco has announced that Gardening Mama 2: Forest Friends has shipped to North American retailers where you may offer currency in exchange for a copy.
Maybe it's just because I haven't played a Mama game since the Wii installment of Cooking Mama and have simply forgotten why I lost interest in the franchise, but I'm giving serious consideration to playing this. There's a seeming wealth of mini-game variants and other content, while Mama is coming off more adorable than ever. I love a character who makes failure entertaining in its own right, and her wrath certainly qualifies as that.view full story + comments
Earlier today, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair got a release date for North American Vitas: September 2. I still need to play the first.
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Danganronpa 2, Fairy Fencer F & Disgaea 4 Vita dated for North America [All Games Beta]view full story + comments
OlliOlli is a super fun little Vita game, but a lot of people won't buy a Vita because "it doesn't have any games" and they like to be wrong about things. If you're one of those people (or you don't have a Vita for a reasonable reason; for example, you live paycheck to paycheck barely making rent), rejoice.
OlliOlli is coming to PS3, PS4, and PC on July 22, Den of Geek reports. Now we can all be punk teens and skateboard against Godzillas and use shoelaces as belts.
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Sony has announced a release date for the Borderlands 2 PlayStation Vita bundle today via PlayStation Blog. The bundle, which marks the first release of the handheld's slimmer hardware redesign in North America, will be available at retailers on May 6. Along with the Vita console, the bundle contains a copy of Borderlands 2 and an 8 GB PS Vita memory card, at a retail price of $199.99.
If you already have a Vita and just want the game, you'll have to wait a bit longer. Borderlands 2 for PS Vita will be available in stores and online May 13.view full story + comments
Warner Bros. has released LEGO: The Hobbit to retailers in North America today, with a European release coming on April 11. As one might expect, new marketing materials have been released for the game, including the above launch trailer.
There was once a part of me that was pretty disappointed when the LEGO game franchise implemented full voice acting for the characters. The non-verbal communication techniques used in earlier games always struck a chord with me, and their comic effect was exploited to great success. That said, I'm over it. The voice-over work is just great in this, and I'm not looking back anymore.view full story + comments
I really want Broforce in my life. As of today, that can be a reality as the game has launched in Steam Early Access. You may now feel free to exchange $14.99 for the ability to play on PC or Mac.
A new trailer has also been released to stoke any flames of desire you may presently hold for platform shooters, with examples of environmental destruction, special abilities and a whole lot of explosions. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go grab my wallet.view full story + comments
That soothing music was nice before I go drive to the middle of nowhere to do my taxes. I don't have anything that will play Monument Valley (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch), which is out now, but if I did, I would. Thankfully an Android release is coming soon.
I love the minimalist, colorful, MC Escher inspired architecture. And the upright bird people that look like plague doctors. So cute.
If you have an iWhatever, maybe drop four bucks on this neat little game.view full story + comments
Cabela's Big Game Hunter: Pro Hunts was released into the wild today for Xbox 360, PS3, PC, and Wii U. Activision released this trailer to accompany the launch. I love it so, so much. It's less about the gameplay, which I completely admit has appeal, but the expressions made by the character models. These digital versions of hunting pros all have the same joy on their faces, the kind of joy that only comes from having an implement of death in your hand.
It fills me with mirth, particularly when you consider how serious most characters are made to look while holding a gun in their hands. These guys have a sense of merriment and it just seems so strange and hilarious.view full story + comments
Are you ready to laugh? Double Fine has released this video to promote the launch of Escape Goat 2 today on Windows, Mac and Linux PCs, and I suspect it's the funniest thing I'm going to see today. Watch what happens when Tim Schafer mistakes the developers of Escape Goat 2, MagicalBeanTime, for burglars and unleashes some street justice before attempting to steal all the glory from their work.
As many good ones do, the joke arises out of reality. MagicalBeanTime completed the final weeks of development on Escape Goat 2 using a spare office at Double Fine headquarters.
Even if you don't give a whit about this really fun and strange puzzle-platform game, that's a damned funny ad. And if you do care, you can pick it up from Steam, Humble or GOG.com this week for 10% off the regular price of $9.99.view full story + comments
San Francisco is an underused setting in games. I still need to play Driver: San Francisco, but I'm not sure how much it takes advantage of the city.
Daedalic's new adventure game 1954: San Francisco seems to, as you split playtime between Christine, scouring the streets of San Francisco, and her husband, Joe, whose doing a 40 year stint on The Rock.
Meanwhile, there's a large cash sum at stake in this seedy noir. As Joe, you'll have to pull a Clint Eastwood and escape from Alcatraz. As Christine, you can abet your husband's escape or leave him to rot in jail and go shack up with his ex-partner. Damn.
You can pick 1954: Alcatraz up today on Steam. It's even on sale.view full story + comments
My favorite online multiplayer game is finally going to land on PlayStation 4 next week, as Awesomenauts Assemble! releases on PlayStation Network. The title releases in North America on March 4 for $9.99, with a European release on the following day.
As an avid Awesomenauts player, the arrival of the PS4 version brings with it mixed feelings. The original console releases were great fun, until the Steam version rendered them obsolete with a steady stream of new content and balance tweaks. Now comes Assemble!, already behind the curve, with portions of the Kickstarted Starstorm DLC content already in the wild on Steam and numerous balance and gameplay shifts having been made in adjustment to that.
It still calls to me. Maybe it's a desire for a simpler time before Ted McPain and his goddamn shotgun completely countered my melee strategy with Gnaw. Or when aggressive Voltars were as rare as they were dangerous (they're all just dangerous now). And maybe it's a little bit that I want to play more stuff I love on the PS4. Doesn't matter if it's a time capsule, I want to play it all the same.view full story + comments


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VENTURA, Calif. (AP) -- An Oscar-winning screenwriter of "Pulp Fiction" has pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter and drunken driving for a crash that killed a passenger in his Mercedes.
Roger Avary of Ojai, Calif., entered the pleas Tuesday in a Ventura court. He'll be sentenced next month and remains free on bail.
Authorities say the 43-year-old was intoxicated when his car hit a telephone pole in Ojai on Jan. 13, 2008. The crash injured his wife and killed 34-year-old Andreas Zini, who was visiting from Italy.
Avary has apologized for the accident.
Avary and Quentin Tarantino share the 1995 Academy Award for writing "Pulp Fiction." He also co-wrote the screenplay for the movie "Beowulf."
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What started as a disagreement over the way commercial aircraft
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US and now, other countries are being dragged into the middle of
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of Boeing's 7E7 Dreamliner.
The questions came just a day after the Bush administration took
its beef over government subsidies for Airbus to the World Trade
Organization. The US also scrapped a 1992 agreement by which such
subsidies have been governed.
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effect on Japan's contribution to the development and the
building of Boeing's new 7E7 airliner," said Etienne Reuter,
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A derby party Friday night at the Omni Hotel benefited the local Alzehimer's Association.
It was part of a two day event. The 15th annual Bill Howard Golf Tournament took place Thursday. At the Friday night party, attendees could participate in a silent auction, a horse race game, dancing to Big Ray and the Kool Kats, and a photo booth. All the fun raised money for a good cause.
"It's like it started yesterday. It really has flown by, 15 years. But still fun, it's getting bigger, the derby party is getting bigger and more fun. And we've raised over a million dolllars in fifteen years for the local Alzheimer's association," said Bill Howard, the founder of the golf tournament.
All funds raised tonight go to Central Virginia families, and caregivers of those affected by Alzheimer's disease.
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MERIDEN, Conn. — An instructor at the Connecticut Police Academy was arrested on charges that he bit a co-worker. State police said the instructor was accused of taking a woman literally when she allegedly told him sarcastically to "bite me." Court documents show that the instructor chomped on the woman's arm, leaving teeth marks and bruising.
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CH+S is simply a clipboard extender that can preserve files -- and as such, it's one of the best true clipboard extenders, in my opinion. I especially love it's quickpaste menu -- brilliant configurable auto-cleanup procedures. I often have it running alongside acetext for the QuickPaste alone. AceText and ClipMate, on the other hand, emphasize data storage and manipulation primarily and include clipboard monitoring in the suite. (AceText especially falls into this, with clipboard monitoring being a feature, not the backbone, of the application.)
The two I've used the most are ClipMate and AceText -- in that order. I was a user of ClipMate from version 2 or 3 onward. I can't say anything truly bad about it -- the reason for my switch was one of personal taste. AceText's design better suits my own personal needs and methods.
That said, the most obvious pros of ClipMate--it's really become a full blown information manager. It's ideal for collecting text and graphics alike, organizing them in folders. It can be configured to automatically regularly backup your data, has a full search capabilities and I believe now even has (or at least they are in the works) filters for directing clips to different folders based on search criteria. You can create templates to apply when pasting, with a single click paste one item, then the next, then the next -- even adding keystrokes/delimiters between items. I (and many others, users and otherwise) consider clipmate to be the godfather of ClipBoard extenders.
The downsides to ClipMate aren't so much shortcomings as differences that are deal breakers for me. The biggest reason I made the switch, was ClipMate has become far more than I need/expect/want from it -- too big, too much. What it does, it does brilliantly. I know of quite a few people who absolutely adore it for ancestral research, writing/archiving reviews/essays, etc. The other thing, for me, was lack of portability -- ClipMate is 100% tied to the system registry. While one can import/export registry keys, it's not a truly portable application. I like to be able to take my daily apps with me when I go -- home away from home, as it were.
AceText is not as robust as ClipMate in its filters, configurability, or pasting options. Also, it handles text and text alone. It does have the core features you'd expect from a clipboard extender -- sequence pasting, text cleanup options, folders for saving data. Bottom line is that it has a good text editor (it'll be familiar for editpad users, as it's the same one therein--though obviously not as feature filled), inline spell check (as does ClipMate), and does so in a much smaller, lighter and responsive package. It's entirely portable, easily run full featured from a portable drive. Collections are stored not in a database but as xml files that can easily copied, edited, etc. from outside acetext. Clips can be simple text, fore and aft text (has two text fields, pasting such a clip will paste both and put the cursor between -- handy for web code. I have a collection I made of all xhtml tags), web clips (to associate with a URL) or even binary (If you feel like typing in 1's and 0's). For those who use editpad, it also integrates to an extent with EditPad Pro -- which can read and display AceText collections in the sidebar.
Over the years, I've experimented with a lot of clipboard extenders. I've yet to find one that I can truly say is the best and only a few I'd consider among the worst. There are a lot to chose from, many are excellent applications -- it's about finding the one that best suits your own needs/usage.
Another great option, which has recently become freeware, is ClipMagic -- what makes it stand out is its inbound filtering. No sorting things after the fact -- like your e-mail inbox, you can have them sorted as they come. It's a nice small application at a great price.


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Seven local athletes recently laced up their running shoes, joining others to help a city heal.
Members of Atlanta Southside Runners, a support group for running enthusiasts, were among thousands of people who ran in the 118th Boston Marathon, April 21.
ASR President Clay Loyd praised members of the group who qualified, for their dedication.
"This is the top level for a running athletic event in the country," said Loyd. "The amount of running and training that has to be completed to even qualify is beyond belief. There's a very small percentage of people who can qualify."
Each of the local runners agreed that being in the marathon was about helping a city heal. The 2013 Boston Marathon was marked by tragedy, when bombs claimed the lives of three people and injured more than 260 others, according to the Associated Press.
This year's race was the third Boston Marathon for ASR member and triathlete Brenda Herrington of McDonough. A runner since 2006, she said such events appeal to her for two reasons.
"The most enjoyable part for me is the training," said Herrington, 44. "I also love to see when new people get into the sport. I love to see them get the 'bug' and the enjoyment of running."
Herrington said the Marathon was important for her in the wake of the bombing.
"It was more about standing up for what's right and not being fearful," said Herrington. "I just feel that deep down inside, you can't let things like that dictate your life in more ways than one."
This year's Boston Marathon was the first for Jerome Scales of McDonough, and his fifth marathon overall. The 42-year-old has been a runner for seven years and said he wanted to help Boston cope with the bombing.
"I wanted to participate to help Boston and community get back to what running was all about," he said. "I originally tried to qualify for that event last year, and I missed qualifying by four minutes. So this year, I wanted to do my part to take back the finish line and move past the events of last year."
Scales, a board member of the Atlanta Track Club, said he enjoys the sense of meditation and the health benefits that come with running, as well as the opportunity to interact with his fellow runners.
Sean Davis of McDonough began running 12 years ago, after being diagnosed with high blood pressure.
Now 42, Davis credits his running with helping him to lose nearly 60 pounds.
"It just kind of stuck," he said. "It's really the sense of accomplishment and how you feel afterward that I really enjoy about it."
Davis began running marathons at age 39. He has run in the last two Boston races, bringing his total number of marathons to 11, and is also active with ASR.
Davis said despite last year's bombing, he wasn't afraid to run in the Marathon this year.
"I felt like it was going to be one of the safest ever," said Davis.
Kellie White, 36, runs with ASR and the McDonough /Stockbridge Chapter of Moms Run This Town. She said she was encouraged by spectators who turned out to watch the Marathon.
"It was lined pretty much from the start to the finish," said White, of Stockbridge. "I wasn't expecting to enjoy the experience because I prefer to be by myself, but I would happily go back."
Suzanne McGuire of McDonough has been an avid runner for six years, and runs more than 70 miles each week. She posted a personal best time of 3 hours and 15 minutes in last month's Boston Marathon -- her first. McGuire, 34, loves the freedom that comes with running, even when it is hard to keep going.
"Forward progress to the finish line," she said. "The dedication, willpower, sacrifice and my training partners are all worth it in the end."
Last month's race was the eighth marathon overall for Lindsay Pitfick, who lives in the Lake Spivey area. Pitfick, 33, began running cross-country and track when she was 11 years old. She ran in Boston in 2005 and had already qualified again this year when she learned about the ASR group.
Pitfick said she loves the "endorphin rush" that comes with running. She said her fellow ASR members encouraged each other throughout her training.
"Even though it was a race, everyone wanted to support their fellow runners and see them succeed," she said. "ASR is also a great group. Someone is always willing to meet up for a run, travel to a race, or share advice."
David Dodd, 48, of Griffin works in Henry County as a financial advisor and has been a runner for 20 years. He ran in last year's Boston Marathon but didn't complete it because of the bombing.
Dodd said he went to this year's Marathon to raise money for youth groups through his nonprofit organization, Impact Racing Ministries Inc. He said the human spirit was inspiring in light of last year's bombing.
"It's full of elite athletes who are committed to getting faster and healthier with each run," said Dodd. "There were blind people running with guide runners, and probably a million spectators. I could have run for 26 miles and gotten a high-five every step of the way."
ASR Member-at-large, Stephanie Middlebrooks, said runners in the group trained for months to compete in the marathon. Some of them, she said, began their runs as early as 4:30 a.m., logging hundreds of miles in the process.
"Atlanta Southside Runners is proud to have them as members and would like to congratulate each of them on a job well done!" said Middlebrooks.
For more information on ASR, visit www.atlantasouthsiderunners.com, or see the Atlanta Southside Runners page on Facebook.
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Container volume in the Port of Charleston rose 7.7 percent in January compared to the same month last year, with 121,286 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs) handled last month.Container volume for the first seven months of the fiscal year rose more than 11 percent to 892,487 TEUs handled from July to January, up from 801,495 TEUs last year.
South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA) President and CEO Jim Newsome noted during the regular Board meeting that the container business has been growing well above the market in recent months.
"In 2012, North American container port volumes were up two percent overall, while Charleston grew 10 percent," Newsome shared. "We will continue to focus hard on growing our cargo base. This includes discretionary cargo, such as agricultural products that can be transloaded to containers at or near the port."
Newsome also noted that several ocean carriers are planning service changes that will benefit Charleston by adding a call or by deploying larger ships.
"This is the time of year when carriers look at realigning services or upsizing their vessels on existing services. Any line that has big ships will deploy them anywhere they can," Newsome said. "We should begin to see some impact from new or upsized services later this spring."
The SCPA's non-containerized business showed similar strength last month. Breakbulk pier tonnage spiked 93 percent in January, with 173,306 tons of freight handled in the ports of Charleston and Georgetown. In the fiscal year to date, non-containerized cargo is tracking 30 percent ahead of the same period last year. The two ports combined have handled more than 1 million tons of breakbulk in the first seven months of the fiscal year.
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Billy Vunipola is out of the rest of the 2014 RBS 6 Nations after suffering ankle ligament damage in the first half of England's thrilling 13-10 RBS 6 Nations victory over Ireland at Twickenham Stadium.
The Saracens No.8, who was replaced Ben Morgan, stayed down in the 35th minute with a sprain to his right ankle and could not continue. The England and Saracens medical teams will work closely on a recovery plan for the rest of the season.
Head Coach Stuart Lancaster admitted it was a blow to lose the in-form 21 year-old but said the impact his replacement Morgan made against Ireland is a big plus given the situation.
Gloucester No.8 Morgan made 18 tackles and produced two turnovers in 54 minutes and Lancaster said: "It's a blow as Billy has had a good Six Nations but he is young and will be back.
The encouraging thing is we have got Ben Morgan and other back rows such as Matt Kvesic and Tom Johnson who are all competing hard for places."
The match day 23 will return to Pennyhill Park late on Tuesday morning and, following a review of the Ireland match and training, the replacements will return to their Aviva Premiership clubs.
The Ireland match day XV will train on Wednesday and depart Thursday lunchtime before returning to Pennyhill Park on Monday to prepare for the Wales game.


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Final payment is due at the Scout meeting on May 20th. You can pay earlier, if you like. You can also pay on-line at the Troop web site at http://www.troop461.com/. See the Payment tab.
For those scouts taking merit badges at camp this summer (which is everyone not doing the Brown Sea Island program), your merit badge choices are due to Mr. Morris at he meeting on May 20. Have your choices written down, with your name on the paper. It would be a great idea to make a copy to give me, with you keeping the original.
Medical forms (Parts A, B, and C...part C is signed by your doctor) for EVERYONE attending Camp (Scouts and Adults) is due to Mr. Morris at the May 20th Scout meeting. Each person must provide: - 2 copies of the medical form (you keep the original); - 2 copies of your medical insurance card, front and back.
Adults attending summer camp need to be registered with Boys Scouts of America as Adult Leaders. See Mr. Peterson for the forms to do this.
Adults attending summer camp need to take BSA Youth Protection training. This is best and most easily done on-line. Follow the link: http://www.scouting.org/Training/YouthProtection.aspx to take this training (takes about 45 minutes). Print the certificate at the end, and bring 2 copies to Mr. Morris (preferably at the May 20th meeting). The Weather Hazards training is also a recommended training to take as well. If you do this training, print and provide copies of this certificate as well.
IMPORTANT MEETING - SUMMER CAMP PARENTS - ESPECIALLY ADULTS GOING TO CAMP - THE DATE is the same - Saturday, May 10th, but the TIME IS NOW 7:00PM, at the Epworth UMC picnic shelter.
The LAST IMPORTANT MEETING for summer camp parents will be Saturday, June 7th, at 11:00am, at the Epworth picnic shelter.
The Troop leaves for summer camp on Sunday, JUNE 15, at 8:30am, from Epworth UMC parking lot, and returns Saturday, JUNE 21, to Epworth UMC parking lot.
Troop News - 5/6/14
This week we will work on rank advancement requirements for younger scouts, and merit badge classes for older scouts. If you are in merit badge class, please do any homework, and bring your workbooks and booklets.
Bring in any troop tents, stoves, pots, or any other gear you checked out for the Hanging Rock outing - clean and dry.
If you have any food receipts from Hanging Rock, bring them in to get reimbursed from Mr. Peterson.
See the e-mail I forwarded earlier today from Jim Morris with important summer camp information. Note there is a parents/adults meeting this Saturday May 10 at Epworth. Start time is changed to 7:00pm, not 11:00am.
A couple of points about upcoming costs. We will talk about these in more detail on Tuesday - just wanted everyone to be aware of these now.
On May 13 we will attend a stitching class in Chapel Hill. Everyone will receive a small sewing repair kit, also we will make a donation to the instructors. So I will ask for $12 from everyone attending the class.
The PLC decided at last week's meeting that the May outing will be to the National Whitewater Rafting Center on Saturday May 24 (some of you may have it down as Sunday - that has been changed). Entry price is $52. That does not include parking or meals.
Troop News - 4/22/14
This week we will have some activities for the newest scouts, and merit badge classes. Please bring your worksheets, handbooks, and any other class materials. Otherwise, we will spend time preparing for the Hanging Rock outing. More details below.
If you are not going on the outing, we will be done with circle by about 8:00pm.
I need two scouts with full uniforms to participate in the Pack 486 crossover ceremony this Thursday April 24 at 7:00pm at Duke Gardens. Should take about 45 minutes. If you are interested, please respond to this e-mail.
Hanging Rock details:
We meet at the church Saturday April 26 at 7:00am. We will return around noon on Sunday. Since it will be in the middle of church service, pickup is in the Hope Valley Elementary School parking lot (corner of University Dr. and Dixon Rd).
Bring payment of $20 per camper (cash, check, scout account, or Paypal).
Grubmasters, if you have purchased your food, bring it to the meeting so that you can distribute as necessary.
We will distribute tents, stoves, pots, and other gear.
We need to identify drivers
We will go over the general plan for the outing
I know it is very late notice, but if you want to pack your backpack and bring it to the meeting, we can help you make sure you have what you need, and only what you need.
4/15/14 - No Troop Meeting Tonight
Just a reminder that there will be no troop meeting tonight.


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Landrieu ad: Cassidy wants tax breaks 'for millionaires like himself'
Louisiana Dem says her GOP opponent voted to cut funding for schoolchildren to pay for it.
November 23, 2014
Santorum: No 'final decisions' yet on 2016
"I'm doing everything consistent with a run for 2016," he said.
November 20, 2014
Landrieu campaign ad: Cassidy 'not cool'
Louisiana Democrat tries to portray Rep. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) as out of touch.
November 19, 2014
La. headlines focus on Keystone, Landrieu
Louisiana newspapers painted a stark picture on Wednesday.
November 17, 2014
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The gun rights group's new ad ties the Louisiana Democrat to President Obama.
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The primary election in Nebraska is May 13 and one county has party break-downs,
The contested races for the Republican primary for Cass County Clerk (Terry D. Tilson, Gary Wohlers, Gerri Draper, Jim Gruber), the Republican primary for Cass County Assessor (Allen Sutcliffe, Lori Huebner), the nonpartisan District 2 State Legislature (Bill Kintner, Ron Nolte, Mel Luetchens) and for the non partisan Plattsmouth Mayoral seat (Paul Lambert, Pat Dugan, Mike Bowman) are drawing the most attention and generating the most advertising.
With no Democrats filing for county clerk or county assessor, the primary winners in those two races go into the General Election unopposed.
The top two candidates in the state legislature and mayoral races will square off in November.
On the state level, the secretary of state's office noted last week that of the 7600 changing party affiliations, 4300 of those registered as Republicans. Secretary of State John Gale says he can only speculate that the contested Republican primaries in the governor and US Senate races are strong influences for those making the change.
Cass County Election Commissioner Nancy Josoff speculates it is the "compounded" interest of the state races with the local county clerk and assessor Republican primaries that brought people into her office to change party affiliations.
The latest party breakdown of registered voters in Cass County:
Republican 8,090
Democrat 4,800
Libertarian 78
Nonpartisan 3,868
If someone does change a party affiliation for the primary they can change back before the November vote if they wish to do so.
Early voting started April 11th. Some are voting by mail and some are voting in person at the Election Office. So far as of noon yesterday, 1,274 have voted in Cass County, said Josoff.
Among the deadlines approaching for voters to be aware of is the in-person voting registration deadline this Friday (5/2). You can register at the Cass County Election Office at 201 Main in Plattsmouth until 6pm on Friday. Wednesday (5/7) at 4pm is the deadline for a request for an early ballot to be mailed to a specific address.
Early voters may vote in person at the Election Office up until the close of business on May 12.