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There's no place like Buffalo in NFL
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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. – This might be the last simple place left in the NFL. A place where fans navigate tiny roads and pass signs for $10 parking on people's front lawns, and they can walk to a stadium that doesn't look like the Emirates Palace. And when they do visit they can find an RV in the middle of the parking lot where a Hall of Fame quarterback tailgates just like them – every game-day morning.
If this was anywhere else, Jim Kelly probably wouldn't be standing here wearing his Buffalo Bills warm-up jacket, sleeves pulled up, pouring ketchup on a hot dog and punching visitors with a friendly fist to the chest that makes them feel as if they've been hit with a sack of bricks. Imagine, for instance, Roger Staubach plugging in a yellow, DeWalt boombox under a pullout awning and waving hello to the fans who walk by. But then Buffalo has always been a little different from everywhere else, a small town inside of a big city. A place where the city has struggled and victories have come sparingly, and when they do come they lead to only more heartache as in the four straight Super Bowls the Bills lost in the 1990s.
Around the NFL, people talk about Green Bay as the league's great small-town place where time stands still and football is the only way of life. But the Packers long ago went corporate with a shining remodeled stadium whose top feature is a soaring atrium filled with a hall of fame, shops and a sit-down restaurant called "Curley's Pub." The Buffalo where Kelly parks his RV and Bills star receiver Stevie Johnson(notes) walks through the fans on game morning wearing shorts and a cap turned backward, is like Green Bay of 15 years ago.
"When you haven't been to the playoffs for 11 years and you still sell out, that's something," Kelly says, as he opens the RV's door, leading a visitor inside. "These fans are nuts. They are so starving for a winner and to have the old feeling back."
This is a story about football. More specifically it's a story about a team often tucked into irrelevance in a city where the boom left long ago and not fully come back. Much of America seems to think the Bills won't last here. Much of America sees the team's owner Ralph Wilson is 92 years old without a succession plan upon his death and it figures the franchise might head to Los Angeles or Toronto, where it plays one regular season game annually as part of a five-year agreement that ends in 2012.
What Buffalo sees is perhaps its greatest asset, a team and its heartache that becomes a calling card when traveling around the country as in the case of its mayor Byron Brown, who upon arriving at the White House for a Super Bowl party this year was greeted by President Obama who shouted, "There's my Buffalo diehard!"
And yet just as many were giving up hope, there have come signs of surprise. Last year, Buffalo's unemployment dropped to 7.5 percent. More bio-medical jobs are being created. The city is starting to pop up on those lists of best places to live. And like the city, the football team that hasn't been to the playoffs since the 1999 season is 3-0, something no one can believe. Last Sunday the Bills beat the New England Patriots for the first time in 15 games.
The city exploded with joy.
But because so many have talked about a potential move and because the Bills have such a history of failing at critical times, folks are worried, even after the owner told Senator Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) last year that theBills were not leaving the area.
"I hope Ralph Wilson becomes the oldest person in the world," says Luke Russert, the NBC news political reporter who is the son of Buffalo's favorite son, Tim Russert, who famously bragged about the Bills on "Meet the Press."
"Mr. Wilson is one of the most prayed-for men in Western New York."
Sometimes, as he drives around his neighborhood, Bills kickerRian Lindell(notes) glances at the houses rolling by and imagines the Bills fans inside. Each one has a story. Maybe it's the lady who has flown a Bills flag from the porch every day since Lindell has been in Buffalo or perhaps it comes in the man who mows his lawn in a Bills sweatshirt. They are strangers, people he'll probably never meet and yet somehow they are in this together.
After nine years in Buffalo, Lindell feels a part of the place. There's a connection with the people who follow his team that he is sure he wouldn't find anywhere else. And with that connection comes responsibility. They trust him. They need him.
"Quite frankly they might want to win more than I do," says Lindell who had the game-winning field goal to beat the Patriots. "A guy might have been a fan for 50 years. I've only been a Bills fan for nine."
Something about Buffalo gets into the men who come to play here. The team's history is filled with players who wanted nothing to do with a Rust Belt town and begged to stay away only to arrive and fall in love with the place. For some it is the way you can be left alone at the supermarket; for others it's the unconditional love that spills from the fans.
"They can rip on the Bills but no one from say New England can," Lindell said.
Kelly never wanted to play here. Rather than play in Buffalo, he ran to the USFL. Now he lives here permanently. Shawne Merriman(notes) didn't want to come either when the Bills claimed him off waivers last fall. "I thought I was going to be miserable," he says. "I got pretty comfortable pretty fast."
The players have been told countless times about how their play affects the region's mood, how in other NFL markets the team's victory or loss would make for good discussion around the Monday morning water cooler but in Buffalo it can change the entire day. Some may even know that many years ago, executives at Fleet Financial Services studied productivity on the days after Bills games and discovered their employees' performance rose considerably following wins and plummeted after defeats.
On Monday when coach Chan Gailey met with his players for the first time since the Patriots victory, he gazed at the faces staring back at him and thought about the city that has told him of its desperation to have a winner, then said, "We are making a difference in the day of Joe Fan out there."
Later that day he sat in the team's cavernous indoor practice facility, pondered his team of no-names and wondered if maybe they mirrored the city.
"I think a lot of our players have faced some adversity in their [football] tenure but with the right resistance and character you figure to be successful," he says. "I hope this area sees that. [Fans] probably do identify with the way that we are fighting our rears off to be successful and do it the right way."
He pauses again.
"That may or may not be true but I think it might be," he says.
"This team ain't moving," says Kelly, reiterating the owner's position. He is sitting at a small table in the RV. Kelly has plans to buy the team someday. He says he has investors who are willing to put down significant money and keep the Bills here. Around Buffalo, his is the name you hear most when people talk about Wilson's inevitable replacement. It would be natural, of course, for Kelly to own the team; the beloved quarterback swooping in to save the franchise. And it would be the dearest hope of the fans that he indeed buy it. After all, in what other NFL city would the team owner host a tailgate in the middle of the parking lot?
But even if Kelly doesn't buy the team, there is a feeling around the community that somebody will come forward. Former Sabres owner Tom Golisano said earlier this year he would consider buying the team if it was in danger of moving. Brown, the mayor, says he has heard of a handful of Western New York billionaires who might be interested in the Bills.
In many ways the Bills are protected from whatever is happening to the local economy. A great chunk of team revenue comes from the league and everyone, regardless of market size or economic plight, must spend the same amount on players' salaries. This leaves the Bills in the same competitive position as the rest of the NFL. When discussing the future of the team and invoking Toronto or Los Angeles, people point to the fact the team sold just 37,000 season tickets this year and therefore must scramble to sell out in ways the franchises in bigger, wealthier markets with huge season ticket bases don't have to.
To counter this, the Bills have tried to expand their reach, selling themselves as a regional team rather than wrap an identity only in Buffalo. Several years ago training camp was moved to Rochester, located 73 miles away, to take advantage of the cluster of big corporations there. And the push into Toronto, where interest in the Bills has been lukewarm, has helped boost Canadian attendance, which is about 15 percent of the crowd on most game days.
"We're serial regionalizers," says Russ Brandon the team's CEO.
There is also a hope around Buffalo that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, who grew up in Western New York, wants to be sure the Bills do not leave. Goodell has been supportive of the organization in public comments. A question posed to the league office about the Bills' future brought the following response from NFL spokesman Greg Aiello: "The league's longstanding position is that franchise stability is important and we should work as hard as possible to help teams remain competitive in their current markets. The Bills have done an excellent job regionalizing the franchise in a challenging economic environment."
Late Sunday afternoon, Alex Berkley cried. This was after Lindell's winning kick, when Buffalo was going mad. In front of the television, and his father, all these emotions of a team that had failed him so many times before, bubbled up and he started to cry.
"I was kind of tearing up a little," says Berkley a 27-year-old graduate student who lives in Buffalo. "I wouldn't say cry."
But the first Bills' win over the Patriots in 16 games did something strange to Buffalo. The team's radio announcers first noticed it as they described the chaotic moments after the win. They described fans literally hugging and crying. And while it might have sounded like hyperbole in that burning of the Hindenburg way radio play-by-play announcers turn things into at big moments, the anecdotal evidence that poured from Sunday suggests otherwise. Buffalo did indeed go a little mad.
Throughout the city people stopped their cars and honked horns when the game ended. People ran out onto the sidewalks and cheered. On Union Road, not far from the stadium in the suburb of Orchard Park, three young men walked down the street without shirts holding a giant Bills flag. Cars pulled up alongside. Horns honked; drivers waved. Brown, the mayor, watched on a television set up near his back porch and every time the Bills scored he could hear a scream rise up from all the other houses in the area.
"We knew exactly why they were screaming," he says.
Buffalo has waited a lot time to exhale.
"This is what people live for, Buffalo Bills football," Kelly says looking out the window of his RV at the thousands of people streaming toward the stadium.
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This weekend Magnussen will make his Formula One debut when the Danish driver takes to the Albert Park circuit for the season-opening Australian GP.
But while his debut may come with a heap of pressure, McLaren racing director Boullier believes the 21-year-old is up to the task.
"Surprisingly, you can feel he is already very at home," Boullier told Autosport.
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-- August 2006 was slow in arriving, and the September archery elk season was just handful of days away. Haunted by the mental images of the elk herd I stumbled across while bow hunting for mule deer in the fall of 2005, I could think of nothing else.
The Wyoming public hunting area was difficult to access. I'd purchased several maps, and could see that retrieving an animal of any size would be very difficult, if not impossible without using old two-track roads that had only been used by cattle and the occasional horseman.
I then started to knock on the doors of ranchers who lived in close proximity to my area. One rancher was angry with the Game & Fish Dept. and was quite uncooperative. He stated, "There are no elk up there!" Another rancher said I could gain access to the public land, but would have to pay nearly the cost of a guided caribou hunt. I was crushed but determined to find a legal way to hunt this hidden oasis.
I contacted the survey technician at the local BLM office and met him for lunch. He located the township and area of this seemingly forbidden valley. I left my custom maps with him to chart on at his leisure, and he soon called back with his task completed and good news to boot. The valley was not out of reach! A corner of state land crossed a public road. It was now up to me, or should I say, my GPS!
I made a solo scouting trip to pick my way into the public land and located USGS (United States Geological Service) markers to orient myself to the highlighted maps.
During this expedition, I stopped suddenly in my tracks. Listening closer and then focusing my attention across the steep draw, I saw two satellite bulls sparring. Then a deep bugle in the tangle of dense trees 50 yards in front of me sounded.
The smell of elk became obvious. Anticipating the route of the herd, I set up in an opening and waited about ½ hour. They did not show. Excited to actually see the elk, I slipped back down the valley.
About 20 minutes later, I panicked to find that I had lost or misplaced my GPS. Zigzagging back and forth and up and down for an hour until I made it all the way back to above the opening, I finally found my GPS thanks to the orange flagging strip I'd tied to the lanyard eye. Whew! Then hearing a bugle, I peaked over the little ridge and saw the herd bedded in the opening. I couldn't believe my eyes! Over 50 elk were resting in the tall grass along with the absolutely largest monarch I've ever seen in the wild!
The next day, I brought my hunting draw partner, Morgan, to see the herd on his first-ever elk hunt. Armed with a camcorder, we finally found the herd about 10 a.m.. They entered an opening one at a time, and towards the end, the giant monarch came into view. We stood watching him with the light rain drizzling over us and taped the massive bull and harem for about a half hour.
I was haunted for the next five days waiting anxiously for Sept. 1 to arrive. I was unnerved thinking about the possibility of having the next potential Wyoming state record on the ground by 9 a.m. The existing archery archery record for Wyoming at the time was 386 5/8.
Sept. 1 finally arrived, and, after days of insomnia, unbelievably I overslept and then couldn't even fit into my old hunting boots! Hastily, I slipped into my oil-soaked steel-toe work boots. At 5:30 a.m., Morgan and I sneaked past the herd to get ahead of them to set up for my anticipated ambush.
Twelve yards from the trail that entered the meadow, I sprayed elk urine on a sapling. At 6 a.m. I tucked myself into the base of a small tree and huddled near the ground. Fighting the cool breeze and the urge to take a nap, I listened for the sounds of the approaching herd. I really had a hard time staying awake especially when the sun warmed me. I noticed a coyote sniffing the sapling I had sprayed and thought to myself, "I didn't come here to harvest a coyote."
Then it happened, the herd spooked and the ground rumbled as cows and calves appeared all around me in the opening. If I was not so close to the base a tree, I would have been trampled.
I knocked an arrow tipped with a 100-grain broadhead and drew back on my bow just as the bull with long eye guards raced toward me. With his head laid back, all I could see of his antlers were the front tines. He skidded to a stop just 16 yards away to test the air from the scented tree and turned broadside. My arrow slammed into the bull with a tremendous crack. Dirt and vegetation exploded as he ran down the steep bank out of sight,.
Morgan soon joined me. He'd watched the whole thing from a position well above me and assured me that the monster bull hadn't gone far. We followed the blood trail into the drainage to and found the bull on a steep hillside just 70 yards distant. We stood in amazement of the mass and length of the tines and knew that this was the one we had taped five days earlier.
Reality set in for the task at hand. Packing the elk out took four more hours of arduous work.
Finally we arrived at the truck! Every year I say that I will not do this pack frame work again, however this is the third year I've done it this way. At the end of a day of heavy, miserable packing and hiking out over very rough terrain, we thought our feet would be unrecognizable. Finally, at 11 pm. we were loaded into the truck with all of the meat, the head andrack, and the cape. The drive that would normally take 30 minutes now took over an hour because I could not maintain a speed over 45 mph…I've never been so tired in my life!
This bull officially scored 403 1/8 SCI non-typical, 394 2/8 P&Y, B&C. With massive split fronts, 22- and 23-inch thirds, it is the largest non-typical elk recorded with archery equipment in Wyoming.
My homework paid off and brought reality to my theory of a new possible state record, passing with an A+, and for extra credit bonus of a freezer full of dinner to last a year!
--Steve Lamb
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Watchdog: Google breaching Dutch privacy lawNovember 28, 2013 @ 12:26 pm
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) - A privacy watchdog said Thursday that Google has been breaching Dutch law on personal data protection since it introduced a new privacy policy last year.
Jacob Kohnstamm, chairman of the College for the Protection of Personal Data, said that Google's combining of data from different services, including surfing multiple websites, to tailor ads and personalize services like YouTube "spins an invisible web of our personal information, without our permission, and that is outlawed."
In a statement, the watchdog said Google, "does not adequately inform users about the combining of their personal data from all these different services."
It added that consent, required by Dutch law, for the combining of personal data from different Google services "cannot be obtained by accepting general (privacy) terms of service."
Google spokesman Al Verney said the company's privacy policy "respects European law and allows us to create simpler, more effective services."
Kohnstamm's organization said it has invited Google to a hearing, after which the watchdog will decide on possible enforcement action.
Verney said Google had "engaged fully" with the Dutch investigation and would continue to do so.
The Netherlands is one of six European nations investigating Google's privacy policy along with France, Spain, Germany, Britain and Italy.
Spain's Data Protection Agency said in June that it had initiated sanction proceedings after initial investigations showed Google Spain and Google Inc. may be committing six infractions against the country's data protection law. It said the company could also face fines of up to 300,000 euros ($408,000).
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Mark Teixeira's de-evolution into a hitter that can be bested by the shift has been well-documented around these parts. Last season was a particularly disappointing offensive campaign for the long-faced first baseman, who according to Fangraphs, posted his lowest batting runs above average since his rookie season. His value-added was a measly 11.1 runs above average — a stark contrast to his career rate of 28 per annum.
A closer examination of Teixeira's 2012 reveals something very striking: Teixeira added very little value on four-seam fastballs. Using Pitch F/X pitch value analysis, we see that his value-added per 100 offerings of four-seamers clocked in at 0.57, a figure well below his average of 1.68 since 2007.
Given the high number of four-seam fastballs he is likely to face, a continuation of this trend would be worrisome. Between his inability to solve the shift and a declining success rate against fastballs, the situation could get ugly for the $180 million man.


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Children's Literature Celebrates Diversity
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The Simmons Center for the Study of Children's Literature, in partnership with the Horn Book Inc., Children's Book Week, and Children's Books Boston, presented "A Place at the Table: Speed Dating with Children's Book Creators" on May 14 at Simmons College. A part of Children's Book Week, the event is to promote diversity in children's literature. The participating authors and illustrators included Francisco Stork, Anne Sibley O'Brien, Leslea Newman, Susan Kuklin, Nicole Tadgell, and Richard Michelson.


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Our international team of editors and writers handpick the best things to do in California to help travelers discover authentic, local experiences. Whether a hidden boutique with handcrafted products, a popular local festival, a bakery with a cult following, or a picnic-worthy park, Travel + Leisure guides the way, providing information and inspiration. From beaches and bars to cultural attractions and up-and-coming neighborhoods, our list will help you make the most of your romantic getaway, family vacation, or trip with friends. Below find Travel + Leisure's top picks for what to do in California.
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Interior Dept. releases $475m in Sandy aidMay 7, 2013 @ 3:46 pm
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Interior Department on Tuesday said it is releasing more than $475 million to help repair the damage from Superstorm Sandy, which roared up the East Coast last fall.
The money will go for 234 projects that will repair and rebuild parks, refuges and other agency facilities damaged by the storm and help get them ready for the summer season. Some of the money will go to repairs to help the Statue of Liberty in New York reopen in time for Independence Day. Sandy spared the statue itself, but badly damaged the island and facilities surrounding the statue.
"The funding we are making available today will help repair and rebuild facilities, reopen roads, and restore services in order to get our parks, refuges, beaches, and public lands fully operational and open to the public this summer," said Interior Secretary Sally Jewell.
The department is also releasing money for historic preservation efforts and investments in scientific data and studies to support storm recovery efforts.
Sandy pounded several states in late October, especially New York and New Jersey. It was the deadliest hurricane in the northeastern U.S. in 40 years and the second-costliest in the nation's history.
The National Hurricane Center estimated Sandy's damage at $50 billion, second only to the $108 billion caused by Hurricane Katrina in Gulf Coast states in 2005. Congress earlier this year approved more than $60 billion in storm aid for Sandy victims and their communities.
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The principal market here brings you a variety of articles especially those made of cane and leather like hats, chappals and the special sweet, the Chikki. Vehicles are totally prohibited in Matheran, but if you want to travel on horseback then the option is open.
The languages spoken by the people over here are Marathi, Hindi and English. The best time to visit this lovely hill resort is during the months of April to May.
You can go to Matheran by the following ways: Matheran is situated at a distance of 120 kms from Pune. Thought a hill station Matheran shares excellent road and rail connectivity with Pune. The nearest airport is Mumbai, about 100 km away.
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Well here it is finally – mostly…
The 2012 SWB Yankees will play their home schedule in the following stadiums: Buffalo, Syracuse, Rochester, Pawtucket, Lehigh Valley and Batavia. (Batavia, NY is 55 miles E of Buffalo)
Rochester will host 37 of those 72 games.
Looks like a home "away" opener and a total of 8 extra games at CCP!
Schedules to follow.
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Jogged: 7.35 m
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Doubled my last one!
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10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
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Jogged: 7.35 m
Longest jog: 7 m 35 s
Doubled my last one!
2/3 days
I didn't jog.
1/2 days.
I've started doing this, but only a little bit. I started stretching everyday which feels great and then a do a couple repeats of a string of yoga poses. But I need to learn some more.
I registered today at glowkickball.com. Hopefully we get a district rep for austin or I don't think we'll actually get to play. :(
I'm going to start trying to jog a little bit everyday and see how I improve in how long I can jog without stopping.
(Keep in mind that before today I hadn't jogged in probably a year haha)
Total: 25 min.
Walked: 18 min.
Jogged: 7 min.
Longest jog without stopping/walking: 3 min. 42 sec.
Wellll… I put in my 30 day notice so I guess I better find a place.
So, I was torn on this one because I'm probably moving out of Austin in August of 2012 and I can't finish school by then and I don't want to deal with ANOTHER transfer, especially to one in another state and have to figure out if all the classes I plan on taking here in Austin are what I need wherever I go in Oregon. Blah blah blah. BUT I want to be taking classes again. I feel like I'm not doing anything towards my degree.
SO… some of the other teachers at the school are in the CDA program right now which I found out is free for the teachers at CDC. So I think I'm going to go through that program just as an extra little boost in the work world. And that will go towards my teaching certificate if I ever decide to go for that.
I'm looking at a place tomorrow… just a woman in her thirties who needs a room filled. It's closer to my job and… it's not my current situation lol.
I'm attending a volunteer orientation next month for "Front Steps," which is an organization that helps the homeless community here in Austin.
I also may take up some volunteer opportunities at the Down Syndrome Association.
On Saturdays they have a women-only day where they build/repair bikes specifically for women's shelters.
I'll be going job searching tomorrow before work. I neeeed a second job, now more than ever.
I just jumped through flaming hoops to pay a bill today… the first credit card bill I've paid in quiiiiite awhile. Yeah, no judging here! I know you've done it! lol
So I paid the first bill of a new settlement plan. Too bad it's only one of three cards. But I'm happy to at least start something because I've been neglecting them for too long. I'll be calling up the second card tomorrow to figure something out.
Ugh. Stressful. Damn 18-year-old me for thinking it was a good idea to get a credit card.
I painted this the other day for my boss. I woke up and just did it and then took it to work a couple hours later.
I also painted a landscape of the cliffs of moher for my parents, but didn't get a picture of it before I sent it in the mail.
And I also painted something abstract for a friend, but also didn't get a picture of that.
I write postcards to my friends back home where I grew up allll the time, but they're not very faithful pen pals, which is fine. I'm hoping to find some new people to write to and perhaps receive some snail mail from them as well.
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just since Thanksgiving I've made incredible progress on this goal. I work at a school now that I absolutely love instead of at Jamba Juice, I'm making progress on my weight loss, I feel more confident about myself.
Now I just need to micro-manage what I've already achieved, meaning I need to start chipping away at my immense debt.
I'm at 31.5 now.
I'm doing really well! Which really surprises me because I was really addicted to soda.
This has been really easy for me. I don't even think about red meat. I'll mark this goal complete once I make it three weeks without red meat.
Only one pound to go! 16 hours left on my personal challenge for this goal lol
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Here is the video of their new song, "Christmas Lights."
Love Coldplay. Thanks for sharing.
an old goat who likes to listen to Soundscapes from Hargray Cable, that was a nice sound. Big on piano music. Thanks. I guess I have to listen to more of this stuff, as long as it isn't rap, hip-hop chanting, or whatever it's called nowadays.
Turn off Fox News!
I have seen that before but always enjoy seeing it. There is a professional choir singing it, but a lot of ordinary choir members in the court joined in and know it from memory. Notice how many people know it is traditional to stand. Magnificent music.
I sing tenor and my wife sings alto and subs on the organ in our church. We sing the Hallelujah Chorus (from the Handel's Messiah) every year. We are also doing the Saint Saens Christmas Oratorio this year which is an hour long. A beautiful musical tribute to the season.
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Most pharmaceutical drugs in Canada are manufactured overseas in countries such as India, China and others, yet how can we be confident the drug supply is safe, writes a drug policy researcher in an opinion piece in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal).
Alarmed by alerts about potentially harmful products such as nonprescription erectile dysfunction drugs with names like Uprizing 2.0 and Ying Da Wang -- most from overseas -- Alan Cassels began to think about pharmaceutical drugs sold in Canada. Are they safe? Who regulates them?
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He was unable to find out much from Health Canada because information about inspections is not public.
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Thomas Gerbasi, UFC – Middleweight contender Nate Marquardt said that he learned a valuable lesson in his losing effort against UFC Champion Anderson Silva last July, one about letting his hands go and fighting to win and not just to avoid losing. Well, he proved it tonight at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, scoring perhaps his most exciting UFC victory to date by submitting veteran Jeremy Horn in the second round of their UFC 81 undercard bout.


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We get a first look at Zachary Quinto in the upcoming Hitman: Agent 47 movie.
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Hitman: Agent 47 has a February 27, 2015 release with Rupert Friend playing a genetically engineered assassin, known only by the last two digits - 47 - of a barcode tattooed on the back of his neck.


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Madisyn \m(a)-dis-yn, mad(i)-syn\ as a girl's name (also used as boy's name Madisyn), has the meaning "son of the mighty warrior" and is a variant of Madison (Old English): also possibly variant of Madeline (Hebrew) "woman from Magdala", or surname derived from Matthew (Hebrew) "gift of the Lord" or Matilda (Old German) "mighty in battle".
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Federal Court Nixes Weeks of Warrantless Video Surveillance 440
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An anonymous reader writes with this news from the EFF's Deep Links: The public got an early holiday gift today when a federal court agreed with us that six weeks of continually video recording the front yard of someone's home without a search warrant violates the Fourth Amendment. In United States v. Vargas local police in rural Washington suspected Vargas of drug trafficking. In April 2013, police installed a camera on top of a utility pole overlooking his home. Even though police did not have a warrant, they nonetheless pointed the camera at his front door and driveway and began watching every day. A month later, police observed Vargas shoot some beer bottles with a gun and because Vargas was an undocumented immigrant, they had probable cause to believe he was illegally possessing a firearm. They used the video surveillance to obtain a warrant to search his home, which uncovered drugs and guns, leading to a federal indictment against Vargas.


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What Are The Top Ten Causes Of Death In The Uae?
Does UAE in trouble because of tension in Iran?
If western countries attack Iran, does UAE economy in trouble? Most of its workforces will go home since almost all are expatriates
Any war is not a good thing , but life will be just as usual in UAE because the capital of Iran is very very far away . And most Iranians in the south are very friendly to UAE , so whatever rhetoric politicians or military in Iran say it is just that , it is not a problem with Iranian people. And recently UAE vice president said on CNN interview that he does not believe Iran will attack UAE , its biggest trade partner.
There are no US military bases in UAE so why should Iran target UAE.
Is uae visa still open for Bangladeshi peoples?
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is there any uae visa open for bangladeshi ?
For right now it seems that visas are denied to Bangladeshis. Officially made no restrictions are applicable to visa for professionals such as managers, engineers, doctors etc.
Official version: http://gulfnews.com/news/gulf/uae/visa/no-bangladesh-visa-ban-top-uae-official-says-1.1066600
Rumors speak a different language:)
I have a few questions about oil in the UAE?
How much does oil contribute to the UAE economy today? What was the UAE's economy dominated by before oil was discovered? In approximately how many years will the oil and gas reserves of the UAE run out?
If not for oil they would only have an abundance of sand.
Is it better to exchange money in the US or UAE?
It's better definitely in the UAE's money changer companies like Al Ansari, UAE Exchange, Wall Street, Al Rostamani, etc. Avoid exchanging from hotels and banks.
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Scherer and Anderson Named Athletes of the Week
Nov. 13, 2012
FORT WORTH- Senior rifle shooter Sarah Scherer and sophomore men's basketball guard Kyan Anderson have been selected as TCU's Athletes of the Week for exceptional performances in both of their sports this past week.
Scherer led the Horned Frogs to a signature victory at the Ohio State four-team invitational as she set an NCAA record by generating an aggregate score of 1,195 (599 in air rifle and 596 smallbore). She narrowly missed a perfect score in air rifle, missing just one shot in her first round of 10 but closed out her session with five straight perfect strings of 100. In smallbore, she shot a perfect 200 in the prone position, a 198 standing and 198 kneeling.
Anderson helped the Horned Frogs advance to a 2-0 start in their inaugural Big 12 season under first year head coach Trent Johnson. He put up 13 points against Cal Poly going 3-for-5 from 3-point range, adding 10 points against Centenary as he went 2-for-3 from beyond the arc. His efforts have placed him as the team's second leading scorer, shooting 62 percent from downtown and leading the team with six assists.
TCU rifle returns to the range this Saturday at Kentucky in an all day event. TCU men's basketball returns to action Thursday hosting SMU at 7 p.m. on Fox Sports Southwest.


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Jimmy Tomlin: Crazy like an aunt - er, um, ant
I recently overheard a report on CNN about crazy aunts, and how they've become a serious threat to overrun the South.
The report really caught my attention, because I have a crazy aunt myself. It's true — my Aunt Lulu, God bless her, is crazy as a cuckoo — and I couldn't agree more that a bunch of crazy aunts like my Aunt Lulu infesting the Southeast would probably not be a good thing for anybody.
I mean, can you imagine a world overrun by 60-year-old women in pink sweatsuits, shrieking about how their can of hairspray is trying to kill them?
OK, maybe that's just MY aunt.
Still, you get the point. Even here in the South, where we've already pretty much cornered the market on crazy aunts, we don't need another infestation.
Anyway, the report caught my attention, so I glanced at the TV and was shocked to see they were interviewing an entomologist about how to prevent the infestation of the crazy aunts. I mean, my Aunt Lulu may be crazy, but it's not as if she's stinging small children or breaking into people's kitchens and stealing their bread crumbs.
Then it hit me: Crazy ants, not crazy aunts. Oh.
Apparently, there's a species of ant known as the crazy ant. This sounds redundant to me — I believe all ants are crazy — but that's what they're called, and they're allegedly wiping out entire colonies of fire ants down around Texas. Which is, well, crazy.
At my home, we've had trouble with ants from time to time. We would purchase a commercial ant killer in our quest to get rid of the little critters, but they would come right back, so we'd try another one. Then another. Then another.
We were desperate. I would've put up a barbed-wire fence if I could've found any barbed wire tiny enough. I would've put miniature "No Trespassing" signs around the perimeter of the house, but I don't think ants can read.
Finally, we found a solution on the Internet.
Yes, I was suspicious at first, because people say you can't trust everything you read on the Internet. I know this is true, because when I was looking for a remedy for toenail fungus, one website suggested I purchase the Eureka Home Enema Kit for only $19.95, and my fungus would be gone within two days.
Ridiculous, right?
And, surprise, it didn't work. Worst 20 bucks I ever spent.
But I digress.
So anyway, a website claimed the solution for killing ants was cornstarch. Forget expensive poisons and baits and sprays and all that stuff — just put out some cornstarch wherever the ants are coming in the house, and it'll kill them.
The problem with this, of course, is that it looks like you've been doing a line of cocaine right there on the floor — not exactly the image you want to portray to your houseguests.
But guess what? It killed the ants, and we had enough left over to whip up some biscuits.
Which we gave to my Aunt Lulu.
We haven't seen her since.
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Kyle Miller was always interested in history.He joined a World War II veterans group to learn from people who actually fought in that war, and his experience with those men inspired him to start an ambitious Eagle project.
Kyle wants to interview 1,000 veterans of World War II and the Korean War and collect their stories on a website he designed with his father. He calls the project Voices from the Front.
"Is it possible to (interview everyone) within the year of my project? Maybe not," Kyle says. "I feel it's good to set a very high goal and try to achieve it."
Track Kyle's progress by visiting his site.
my dad is in Afghanistan now. me and him both support Kyle's project. keep it up!


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Move job postings out of groups.drupal.org and onto drupal.org, and improve the listings with ties back to companies and locations + featured listings to help fund d.o development.
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Move job postings out of groups.drupal.org and onto drupal.org, and improve the listings with ties back to companies and locations + featured listings to help fund d.o development.
Would be nice to work this mess in here so we can more easily connect those seeking work with those offering it: http://groups.drupal.org/available-for-hire
Trying to connect on a larger scale, it'd would sweet to have a google map with placemarkers that shows this. Let it be filterable by job available, available for hire, group events.
I really want this. I have notifications turned off for the Boston Drupal group because it's mostly job postings. But that means if I forget to check it proactively, I miss things I might like to have seen. It would be great if jobs could be separated from other content so you could subscribe to one or the other depending on your interests.
Perhaps this could be handled like newsletters. Location groups get a general and a jobs stream. Then later the user can choose to turn off the jobs or the local news/events.
As all people know find resources in Drupal is getting more hard every day. Maybe in a new implementation of job in Drupal.org we can add a testimonial system or rating for freelancer and Drupal workshops.
With this kind of tools, contractors will have another metric to be used in a hiring process.
This might be best served as a totally separated Drupal.org environment. Maybe something along the lines of "ODesk.com"?
The link first suggested above points to a gigantic page, which, as informational as it may be, is overwhelmingly big.
odesk.com referral commission for d.o =D


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One of Bass' most successful and longstanding 'IDEA' program initiated to engage families in activities that encourage conversation, exploration, and experimentation through art. Among the family day activities are 'design challenges', activity guides for gallery exploration and special guest artists and performers.
2014 dates & topics:
jan 27 heart mobiles
feb 23 optical illusions
mar 30 making hats!
apr 27 recycled art
may no family day (Memorial Day Weekend)
june 29 kites and airplanes
july 27 unveiling of Monumental Paper Chain
aug 31 pin wheels
sep 28 fun with chalk
oct 26 spooky art projects
nov 24 no family day
dec no family day
All themes are subject to variation and change | All activities are taught in a family-friendly environment, all art supplies are included | All patrons are encouraged to ask questions and make their best effort to create their own artworks
for more info & to register: 305.673.7530 | firstname.lastname@example.com