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In this episode of CSI: Miami, all eyes are on the track as a murder goes down and all bets are off as to who's the killer. Calleigh and Eric inch closer to a possible resolution to the "will they or won't they" question.
The episode opens to reveal a man behind glass in his luxury suite watching his horse, Backdraft, through binoculars. Poor Robert Banyon is shot from behind right before the race ends.
"So what have we got besides a killer view?" Calleigh asks Eric as they begin to collect the evidence from the luxury box. The only thing out of place is a box of truffles, Calleigh's favorite, which apparently can't be found in Miami. The truffles are tracked to Chicago and the company is owned by a man named Wayne Tully— who happens to be in town. When questioned, he says he went there to try to buy shares in Banyon's stable. He also happened to check a gun into his flight to Miami which he says was for protection.
A boy walks up to the CSIs outside of the racetrack and he has Wolfe's name and number in his pocket. The boy's father is a friend of Wolfe's and is also a vet at the track. He failed to pick up his son after school. The scene cuts to an intense fight involving Wolfe and two men at a house. Horatio comes in the nick of time and sees a man lying bloody on the ground. He has a Russian mob tattoo on his shoulder and when Horatio calls him on it, the man slits his own throat. The other man is Wolfe's friend, Mark Gantry who Wolfe says called him because he was in trouble, but that he didn't know why.
Dr. Price determines that Banyon was killed by a captive bolt gun which is normally used to put down livestock. They are supposed to destroy a horse's brain stem so the heart keeps beating and are thus inhumane. The CSIs think maybe someone didn't like the way Banyon treated his animals. Calleigh and Eric approach his horse trainer for questioning and Eric finds a towel wrapped bolt gun in some feed. They take the trainer into the station.
Meanwhile, they pull photos from Banyon's binocular camera. There's a shot of the jockey on Backdraft using an electric horse prod, which is illegal. They approach the jockey that rode Backdraft and she said that getting the horse to speed up wasn't about getting Banyon to keep his eyes on the race but rather about winning.
Wolfe's friend Mark is found to have been holding a racing program and some cocaine in his pocket. Apparently this guy was Wolfe's gambling sponsor and had fallen off two wagons at once. Wolfe runs prints from the victim but there are no hits. They look at the Russian mobsters watch and determine it was still set to Russia time so they track down his prints at immigration. It leads them to Ivan Sarnov, the Russian mob boss we've met before. Eric examines some fibers and particles in the lab from the towel wrapped around the weapon for trace. He found some particles consistent from synthetic track materials that are only found abroad, namely in England. Only 5 tracks, none in Miami, have this type of substance in the United States and one of them happens to be in Chicago. They search Tully's truck (he's from Chicago, remember?) and his bolt gun is gone.
Calleigh shows Wolfe a report that his friend was using cocaine, but suggests that since he's the track vet, he's using it on horses. It apparently has the opposite effect in horses that it has in humans. It dopes them to slow them down. Backdraft tests positive for cocaine. Mark says that Sarnov came to him and showed him past debts that he owed before he had come clean. Sarnov told Mark that if he dusted Banyon's horse, it would wipe his debts clean. But he says that he couldn't do it to the animal and that he walked away.
Natalia is examining a betting ticket found in Tully's trailer near the stolen murder weapon. It's got a circle imprint on it that looks like the claw grabber that was seen being used by Scott the ticket collector earlier in the show. Turns out Scott the ticket collector was the original owner of Backdraft. Banyon conned him into selling him by telling him he was worthless, while always knowing he was a winner. Motive! He admits to the murder.
There were a lot of red herrings and diverging plotlines in this one and the ending appeared to be somewhat anti-climatic. The Russian mob, an ex-addict friend, a shady jockey... we saw it all. Not to be outdone. Mark meets up with Sarnov in a parking lot and offers to throw him one big race. Sarnov wants him to throw all races though and Horatio comes to the rescue as usual and grabs Sarnov. Extortion, bribery, conspiracy to race fix are the charges Wolfe cites to him, but Sarnov threatens Horatio as he's carted off.
All appears to be well and we see Calleigh enjoying the horses at the track now that she's off duty, an old pastime of hers. She takes the trainer up on his offer to ride one. Meanwhile, Eric is looking for her, but she's riding off into the sunset with the trainer. Eric leaves some of the special truffles for her on the table at work and calls her as he leaves, but her phone is on the side of the track, leaving us to think they'll never connect. Wolfe packs up Mark and his son and sends them off to a better place, wherever that may be. But, nothing's what it seems to be as each CSI is being watched. Could it be Sarnov's promise to "bring down" on Horatio's entire world?
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I bought one on sale for a ground cover while lazing around in the yard. It got cold that night and the blanket was handy. I put it on the bed and slept a warm as toast. Great for full size bed. Gotta get more for the kids' beds.
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These moving blankets are a bit thin compared to the last ones I bought and the quality has slipped a lot; but they will protect my furniture from scratches during my move and I would buy more if needed. It is still a good value moving blanket for the price.
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A Milwaukee list for Santa
As we prepare to discard the calendar of a tumultuous and often nasty 2012 in Wisconsin, it's time to launch into 2013 with a clean slate and try to begin the year with no grudges and a spirit of compromise.
Wait. What? Oh, right. Anyway, here's one man's Milwaukee wish list for Santa.
- Milwaukee needs a politically feasible plan to finance a new arena to replace the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
- Now that his U.S. Senate career is over, Milwaukee Bucks owner Herb Kohl needs to find a successor who will keep the team in the city.
- The City of Milwaukee needs a new vision for The Shops of Grand Avenue.
- Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke and Milwaukee Police Chief Ed Flynn need a truce.
- Milwaukee County should sell its land in the Park East Freeway corridor to the City of Milwaukee, so it can be redeveloped.
- General Mitchell International Airport needs another airline to enter the market.
- The Italian Community Center in Milwaukee needs to find a developer willing to build a boutique hotel on its property across from the Summerfest grounds. Such a hotel would be a terrific asset for each of the summer festivals and would be tremendously useful for the empty nesters living in Third Ward condominiums when they have extended family get-togethers.
- Milwaukee County needs to install automatic stop sticks that would be activated when cars enter the wrong way on freeway exit ramps.
- Harley-Davidson Inc. needs to select Bob Seger to perform at its 110th anniversary celebration over Labor Day weekend in 2013.
- Oak Creek needs to keep the bar raised high for the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to redevelop the former Delphi site. Don't succumb to pressure to develop less ambitious retail big boxes. For starters, it would be great if restaurateurs Omar Shaikh and Joe Bartolotta opened up-scale eateries in the O.C.
- Milwaukee Brewers general manager Doug Melvin needs a completely new bullpen.
- The state legislature needs to do the right thing and fulfill the state's commitment to buy the shiny new trains that are now just sitting idle in Talgo Inc.'s Milwaukee warehouse. The Milwaukee-to-Chicago Amtrak route is seeing record traffic, and the current trains are dirty, aged and disgusting. The state ordered the trains. So, buy them already and avoid the lawsuit.
I'd like to close 2012 with one more suggestion. How about forming a Wisconsin Collegiate Basketball Classic? Here's how ...
You put the University of Wisconsin Badgers, the Marquette University Golden Eagles, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Panthers and the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Phoenix men's basketball teams in one weekend tournament. They would play two games on Friday night. The losers would play in a consolation game, followed by the winners in a championship game on the following night. Each of the schools would be asked to secure a marquis corporate sponsor in advance.
So, you'd end up with four corporate sponsors. Imagine the alumni in the room sporting their colors and talking smack. Imagine the buzz (no pun intended, Coach Williams).
The tournament would alternate each year between Milwaukee and Madison. It would be a great way to market this state as a basketball hotbed, and the four schools could split the revenue.
I'd much rather see such a tournament than watch any of the schools beating up on the likes of Savannah State or Southeastern Louisiana, wouldn't you? And while we're at it, the schools could bring their women's teams for a round-robin tournament of their own.
Finally, here's wishing all of our readers a peaceful and prosperous 2013.
benjamint | Dec. 19, 2012 at 5:07 p.m. (report)
I think the basketball tourney is an awesome idea. But I believe that since UWM and GB are in the same conference, they are not allowed to play in the same tournaments together, unless it is the conference or league championships. But if it was just a doubleheader for both the mens and womens teams, it would still be a great way to start a friendly rivalry amongst the in state teams. And also likely draw a large crowd.
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Originally, SB 16 required the gun owner to report a lost or stolen firearm within 48 hours, but a floor amendment offered and accepted yesterday expands that time limit to seven days. SB 16 does nothing to solve an existing crime problem but is an ideological attack on gun ownership. It imposes policies to criminalize victims of crime and subjects anyone who does not follow these arbitrary laws to heavy fines or felony charges that would take away their right to possess a firearm legally. Legislation that targets innocent citizens - who are in fact victims of crimes themselves – is irresponsible. Lawmakers and law enforcement should be spending their time and resources on solutions that would help catch and prosecute criminals, not creating new ways to criminalize the victim.
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Powell standout running back Dy'Shawn Mobley has committed to the Wildcats.
"I'm very excited. It's an SEC school," Mobley told Local 8 Sports Monday afternoon.
"That's all I've been wanting to do since I was in 8th grade when I first played football. It's just a great opportunity to be a part of the SEC. I grew a relationship with the Kentucky staff and they have a great fan base that I want to be a part of."
Mobley has been an important part of Powell's 13-0 season. The Panthers host West Friday night in the state semifinals.
Mobley is also less than 400 yards away from breaking former Vol's Troy Fleming's state record for rushing yards in a single season.
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Oprah has announced she will end her nearly 25 year sting for the Oprah Show in 2011. The last show for Miss Oprah Winfrey will be Sept. 9th 2011.
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The St. Louis Park Family Services Collaborative is a locally based grassroots effort to promote health, education and services to children and families most in need in the local community. It is early intervention and prevention services at a local level to keep children out of foster care and keep families intact by using an integrated service system.
The St. Louis Park Family Services Collaborative was established in 1996 to improve the social, emotional, educational and economic outcomes of all youth and their families by creating an integrated, proactive service delivery system.This is accomplished by avoiding duplication; eliminating barriers; promoting asset building; coordinating resources; and, working together, addressing the unmet needs of youth and families, especially those with inadequate resources.
Our Mission
Our Mission is to improve the lives and develop the well being of at-risk children and families in St. Louis Park in partnership with the community.
Our Core Values
Funding Sources
The Collaborative is funded federally through LCTS (Local Collaborative Time Study). These funds have been designated by state statue for use in expansion of early intervention and prevention services in Minnesota communities. The funds come from the Department of Human Services and are distributed to counties social services that in turn transfer the funds to the Collaborative.


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Motel 6 is located 5 miles from the historic Santa Fe Plaza and Santa Fe Municipal Airport. Loretto Chapel and the Museum of New Mexico are nearby. Enjoy our indoor pool, jacuzzi and free Wi-Fi.
Local Business / Attractions
Santa Fe Place:
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Santa Fe Ski Area:
3 mi
Santa Fe Climbing Center:
3.8 mi
Loretto Chapel:
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Santa Fe Downs:
5.5 mi
Santa Fe Western Adventures:
11.3 mi
Pecos National Historical Park:
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Tsinat Ruins:
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Ceremonial Cave:
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Black Mesa Golf Club:
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Albuquerque International Airport:
53.7 mi
Motel 6 Policies
Check-in time is 2:00 PM
Check-out time is 11:00 AM
Check-in age is 18


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As a reporter for the Worthington Daily Globe, I spend my days talking with community members and writing stories about people's lives and community events. When I'm not at work, you can usually find me with a good book and a strong cup of tea.
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SAN DIEGO, September 2, 2013 – Mother Nature was rooting for "Xtreme Dream" endurance swimmer Diana Nyad this time.
On her fifth attempt to swim the 103 miles from Cuba to Florida, Diana Nyad made the dream come true. She successfully made it to the shore of Smathers Beach, Key West, Florida, shortly before 2 p.m. Eastern Time. Several hundred cheering supporters were on the beach bringing her home with their enthusiasm.
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Nyad was determined to walk on her own to the shore, and she did so before falling into the waiting arms of her team as they embraced the spent swimmer. She was placed on a stretcher and briefly received medical treatment including an IV. She appeared sunburned with swollen lips and face, but otherwise in good condition.
Once she gathered herself, Nyad addressed her supporters. "I have three messages. One is, you should never, ever give up. Two is, you never are too old to chase your dreams. Three is, it looks like it's a solitary sport but it takes a team."
Nyad was then taken to an area hospital for a full medical check as a precaution.
A few minutes after her successful arrival in Florida, President Obama tweeted: "Congratualtions to @DianaNyad. Never give up on your dreams."
SEE RELATED: Diana Nyad starts 5th attempt to swim from Cuba to Florida Saturday
Her team posted the following message on her Facebook page: "Our #FearlessNyad has at long last achieved her #XtremeDream and reached #TheOtherShore . An historic moment that proves #DreamsDoComeTrue."
Nyad ended up officially swimming 110 miles total distance in 52 hours, 54 minutes, and 18.6 seconds, shattering every distance swimming record imaginable for swimming in open water without a shark cage. She is the very first person to make the crossing without a shark cage. It is all the more remarkable because Nyad is 64 years old. She made her first attempt 35 years ago.
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According to the blog on her website DianaNyad.com, Nyad called all her support team boats together and treaded water before swimming the last two miles, almost 50 hours into the swim. She wanted to give them a message.
"I am about to swim my last two miles in the ocean. This is a lifelong dream of mine and I'm very very glad to be with you. Some on the team are the most intimate friends of my life and some of you I've just met. But I'll tell you something, you're a special group … So let's get going so we can have a whopping party. Thank you, all of you, thank you for your generosity."
The challenges that stalled Nyad's previous efforts were largely absent to make this swim feasible. Storms stayed out of Nyad's path. The deadly stinging jellyfish that have tortured Nyad on previous attempts to set this record didn't made an appearance.
A brief scare at 11 p.m. Eastern Time Sunday as a thunderstorm quickly moved through the area quickly passed by, with Nyad continuing to swim strongly. The crew remained vigilent watching for jellyfish, which they were concerend could become more plentiful in the shallower, warmer waters approaching Florida.
As of 1 a.m. Eastern Time, Nyad's support team reported with excitement that she was less than 17 miles from Key West, Florida. The crew was so close they were starting to receive text messages, and said they could see the glow of lights from the Florida coast.
Nyad continued to fight nausea, and reported hallucinations overnight. She reported feeling cold, and kept moving rather than resting to maintain her temperature. But she was also joking with crew members. According to reports posted on her website and Facebook page, Nyad's speech was difficult to understand because her tongue was swollen. Onboard physicians were concerned and administered medication to help reduce the swelling, but did not otherwise intervene. Nyad was able to overcome this problem to the end.
Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, APR, is President/Owner of the Falcon Valley Group in San Diego, California. She writes on professional cycling and covers the Sweet Science for Communities, along with other news in the sports world. Follow Gayle on Facebook and on Twitter @PRProSanDiego.
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The Genius
The following notes appear in Norman Mailer's account of the Republican convention in his new book St. George and the Godfather, published this month by New American Library.
If while speaking to Kissinger, he had called Nixon a genius, he meant it. For a genius was a man who could break the fundamental rule of any mighty sport or discipline and not only survive but transcend all competitors, reveal the new possibility in the buried depth of the old injunction. So Nixon had demonstrated that a politician who was fundamentally unpopular even in his own party could nonetheless win the largest free election in the world, and give every promise of doing considerably better the second time! What Aquarius had not realized until this convention began however to disclose its quiet splendors of anticipation and management was that Nixon would reveal himself not only as a genius but an artist. What had concealed the notion of such a possibility for all these years is that it is almost impossible to conceive of a literary artist who has a wholly pedestrian style. It was possible that no politician in the history of America employed so dependably mediocre a language in his speeches as Nixon, nor had a public mind ever chased so resolutely after the wholly uninteresting expression of every idea. But then few literary artists proved masters of the mediocre.
Nixon was the artist who had discovered the laws of vibration in all the frozen congelations of the mediocre. Other politicians obviously made their crude appeal to the lowest instinct of the wad, and once in a while a music man like George C. Wallace could get them to dance, but only Nixon had thought to look for the harmonies of the mediocre, the minuscule dynamic in the overbearing static, the discovery that this inert lump which resided in the bend of the duodenum of the great American political river was more than just an indigestible political mass suspended between stomach and bowel but had indeed its own capacity to quiver and creep and crawl and bestir itself to vote if worked upon with unremitting care and no relaxation of control. He had even measured the emotional capacity of the wad (which was vast) for it could absorb the statistic of 4.5 million civilians and 1.5 million combatants being killed, wounded, or made homeless on all sides in the three and a half years Nixon had continued the war, yes, quietly accept it as a reasonable cost for the Indochinese to pay in order that we not lose our right to depart from Vietnam on a schedule of our own choosing.
Better than that—Nixon had spent more on the war than on welfare, not far from twice more—and so had taken the true emotional measure of the wad which calculated that two dollars expended on burning flesh in a foreign land was better than one dollar given to undeserving flesh at home. But if this was the major work of Nixon's intellectual life, to chart the undiscovered laws of movement in the unobserved glop of the wad, it had been a work of such complexity that it would yet take the closest study of the design he had put upon this convention, this masterpiece of catering to every last American pride and prejudice going down the broad highway of the political center.
However, there were also smaller perceptions to make each day, and the growth of political excitement in a political student like Aquarius at the size of the bonanza being offered: a course in the applied art of politics by the grandmaster himself. That this convention would be studied for years by every political novice who wished to learn how to operate upon the insensate branches of the electorate was clear to Aquarius by Sunday when Pat Nixon arrived and certainly by convention time on Monday when the lineaments of superb design had emerged, but that was still later….
Next day—what could possibly restrain him from going?—Aquarius attends the Sunday Worship Service of the Republican Convention. It is being held in the Carillon Room of the Carillon Hotel, a supper club room which moves in a crescent of coral curtains and gold fringe around the room, with golden seats arrayed for more than a thousand guests and these seats are filled. American flags cover the wall on either side of the stage. Sitting there, he thinks there is probably no act on earth more natural to Republicans than going to church on Sunday. That bony look which seems to lay flat white collars on ladies' clavicles, that Wasp look bony with misery (when they are merely tourists eating in some jammed Johnson's off the boiling reeking superhighway during family summer travel [the windshield shellacked with the corpses of bugs numerous as dead Vietnamese], yes, same gangling bony lonely pointed elbows) comes instead into its inheritance and stands out in all the decorous composure of characterological bone when Republicans get to church. Then their virtues live again—hard work, neat clothes, patriotism, and cleanliness become four pillars of the Lord to hold up the American sky.
This church service, however, is being held in the morning as balance perhaps to the Republican gala of the evening, a veritable panorama of worship with celebrities to pray and Mamie Eisenhower for Honorary Chairman, plus the wives of Cabinet officials to compose the Advisory Committee. Senator Tower, tough little John Tower, right-wing Republican from Texas, gave the welcome as Worship Leader. Once, when he first came to the Senate, Tower had the mean concentrated take-him-out look of a strong short welterweight, but the Chamber laid senatorial courtesies upon him—now this Sunday morning he was mellifluous and full of the order of dignity as he whipped out his reading glasses, intoned "Almighty God," and delivered the prayer written by President Eisenhower for his first inauguration, "Give us, we pray, the power to discover clearly right from wrong." There was no hitch in the words for him. Tower was a hawk, and the operative definition of the hawk is that they do not have trouble with moral discernment….
But it was left to Dr. Elton Trueblood of Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana, to give the sermon, and Aquarius later wondered if Richmond, Indiana, was looked upon as a swing vote in a swing state; in that case, local Hoosiers might be loyal to the honor that one of the town clergymen had addressed the assembled Republican mighties, loyal at least for a few hundred more votes—Aquarius had already begun to admire the thoroughness with which Richard Nixon looked for such votes—quite the equal of any first-rate housewife on the hunt for ants during spring-cleaning. (It is the innocuous corners which must never be overlooked.)
So, even on this nonpolitical and nondramatic occasion, this unpolitical and highly Christian convocation, care had been taken to invite the President of the Synagogue Council of America, also serving as rabbi of Temple Emmanuel, Miami Beach, to offer an Old Testament meditation. Then Maryland's Junior Miss, Miss Cathie Epstein, soon offered the song "Amazing Grace" which was harsh on the ear for its amazingly tortured sounds, he thought, but the crowd gave Miss Epstein such a spontaneous whip-out of the sound, "Amen," and so much hand-clapping that they had obviously heard something else—score one for Jews-for-Agnew.
No, Nixon did not miss any corner with an opportunity for amazing grace, and the Reverend James A. McDonald who sang next with the deepest pleasure of the ages since Paul Robeson, was also black, blacker than Brooke, and the benediction being given by Father Ramon O'Farrill who was Cuban, his name in the Miami Beach papers would do no irreparable harm with local Cubans, no more than Rabbi Lehman, Epstein and Jeannette Weiss would offend nearby Senior Citizens. Of course, Jeannette Weiss, an alternate delegate from Michigan who read the Pledge of Allegiance, might have been German as easily as Jewish, but all the better—she could gladden both kinds of newspaper readers, and certainly would not hurt the pride of women, alternate delegates (so often ignored) and a few hundred near neighbors in Michigan. But since Jeannette Weiss proved when she stood up to be black, it could be said that Nixon was tickling every straw in the broom.
Now, there was not much chance that the President had literally been able to bother with such detail as this, but of course it was not impossible he had actually put the program together for the sort of relaxation others take in crossword puzzles—it didn't matter—his hand was laid so finely upon the palpitations of this convention's breast that from the thought of his presence came all the necessary intimations of intelligence. Even the least of his assistants must acquire a sense of how to place each potential use in its slot. Not every evidence of harmony in the Vatican issues directly after all from the Pope, but who would say he is not the center of all its political spirit!
Along came Dr. Elton Trueblood then to give the sermon, and in fairness to him, he was there for more reasons than to swing a corner of Indiana; the Doctor was a sermonizer of invention—he fulfilled that Sunday function which requests the preacher to give the parish something to think about from Monday to Saturday for he said, "Government ought to be a holy calling, a divine vocation. We ought to speak of the ministry of politics." And he quoted Romans 13:6, "The authorities are ministers of God," and so decided that, "Whatever your occupation in politics or government, you are called to be His ministers."
As he spoke, his features too far away to be discerned, only his white hair and glasses, his balding head, dark-blue suit and starched white shirt visible in the distance, he looked nonetheless like a compressed whole bully of faith—small surprise that Faith was his favorite word. It was as if he was the first to know that this worship service was not part of the convention so much as the convention was going to be a service of worship. Nonetheless, Trueblood touched something of confusion in the Republic heart, which he did not necessarily put to rest. No more than the good decent average Republican would admit that he loved to fuck his wife (those who did) in a voice which might ever be heard aloud—as if blight must immediately descend on the marriage—so must many Republicans have thought in private over the years that they were doing God's work and being His ministers in the world of corporation and government, His ministers to work for the salvation of this tortured and troubled Republic, as divided as two souls residing in the same heart, this Republic of order and barbarism where the young would, if given their way, yet walk with naked breasts and faces hidden by matted hair and trampled flowers, timeless droning drug-filled young with filthy feet—they would yet walk upon the heart of America.
Copyright © 1972 by Norman Mailer.


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El Shaarawy thankful for the AC Milan opportunity
El Shaarawy admits that after the release of Antonio Cassano and Zlatan Ibrahimovic from AC Milan, he has had a real opportunity to play some unbound attacking football.
The exit of these big name players has allowed younger more talented players to shine through and show case their capabilities. Shaarawy has grown in to the responsibility of leading his team's attack quite well.
He was also very appreciative of the coach Massimiliano Allegri who has shown faith in the young man and allowed him to play naturally.
This has catapulted the 20-year-old in to the spotlight and is currently the hottest property in Italian club football. He has given the Rossoneri new hope for the future, after it seemed questionable having lost a lot of their fire power in the transfers last summer.
The former Genoa player has scored 12 goals in 15 appearances for the Italian giants this season and continues his fine performances linking up well with his midfield compatriots and lending a hand to the defence time and again.
After the youngster was denied entry in the Egyptian National side he started playing for the Italian U-17 National side and quickly rose through the ranks and ended up playing with the senior squad by 2012. He is the highest scorer of the Serie A so far this season.


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Lyons Township High School's radio station WLTL 88.1 raised a grand total of $24,211 at its weekend Rock-a-thon.
The event began at 5 a.m. Feb. 14, and concluded at 9:06 p.m. Feb. 17, for a total of 88.1 continuous hours. LTTV also broadcasted and streamed video live over the Internet and cable.
Students surpassed their goal to raise $15,000 in pledges to help defray the cost of renovating the studios at south campus. WLTL will also be completing a four-year technology upgrade by connecting the south and north campus studios so both are able to broadcast on-air at 88.1 FM. They will also replace the connection between the studios and the transmitter —a connection that hasn't been updated since WLTL moved from the Vaughn Building in the early 1980s.
LTTV simulcast via cable on Comcast channel 99 and AT&T U-Verse channel 99. Rock-a-thon also streamed live on High School Cube. The station's social media presence was in full swing with more interactive features, including live Twitter feeds.


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Kidney Cancer
The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs located in the upper-back wall of the abdominal cavity; each weighs about 4 to 5 ounces.
These organs are constantly filtering our blood and producing urine (pee) by removing excess water, salt and waste products. Kidneys also help make red blood cells and control blood pressure.
Kidney cancer occurs when the cells start growing abnormally and don't die off. These abnormal cells often invade other tissues, interfering with the functioning of normal cells. The most common type of cancer is renal cell carcinoma (RCC).
Renal Cell Carcinoma (RCC)
Also known as renal cell cancer or renal cell adenocarcinoma, RCC accounts for about 9 out of 10 kidney cancers.
Renal cell carcinoma usually appears as a single mass (tumor) within a kidney. However, it's possible to have more than one tumor present in a kidney or to have tumors in both kidneys at the same time.
Often, these tumors are found during an imaging test, such as a computed tomography scan (CT) or an ultrasound, performed for concerns unrelated to kidney cancer.
Although some are not noticed until they have become large, most of these cancerous tumors are found before they have spread (metastasized) to other parts of the body.
Different subtypes of renal cell carcinoma are classified according to how the cancer cells look under a microscope. Other types of kidney cancers include transitional cell carcinomas, renal sarcomas and Wilms' tumors.
The following list contains some common symptoms of kidney cancer:
- Blood in your urine (which may make urine look rusty or darker red)
- Feeling very tired
- Weight loss for no known reason
- Fever
- Pain in your side that doesn't go away
- A lump or mass in your side or abdomen
Overall, the lifetime risk for developing kidney cancer is about 1 in 63 (1.6 percent). Men have a higher likelihood of developing this cancer than women.


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Help RON count the birds
CSUMB's Return of the Natives' annual event set for Jan. 14
CSU Monterey Bay's Return of the Natives project is observing the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service by offering people the chance to make a difference in the community.
Volunteers will be out at 7 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 14, looking for hawks, geese, ducks, wrens and a variety of other species at the Watershed Institute's annual winter bird count at Upper Carr Lake in Salinas. Everyone – experienced birders and newcomers – is welcome to help during the three-hour count.
The lake, on East Laurel Drive between Constitution Boulevard and Sanborn Road, is a resting stop for migratory birds. In 2011, volunteers from Return of the Natives counted more than 70 species, including American coots, yellow-rumped warblers, a few egrets and several varieties of hawks.
Participants will be provided with a data sheet on the birds of Monterey County, published by the Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society, and a pair of binoculars.
After the bird count, volunteers are invited to help clean up the lake from 10 a.m. to noon. Tools, water and snacks will be provided.
"The diversity of bird species indicates the health of the ecosystem and its importance to migratory birds. Conducting annual counts helps us to evaluate the effectiveness of our restoration efforts," said Jim Laske, an AmeriCorps VIP Fellow with Return of the Natives.
"And that emphasizes the purpose of the second half of the morning – to keep Upper Carr Lake clean and healthy to keep the birds coming back."
According to the National Audubon Society's website, the local bird survey is one of 2,000-plus similar counts over the last month. As many as 60,000 Audubon Society volunteers from Guam to Labrador and from Alaska to Chile slog through the woods, find their way up mountains or look out their kitchen windows for the squawking, quacking and tweeting flocks.
Return of the Natives will submit the information it gathers to California eBird, the Audubon Society's online database.
For more information, contact Laske at email@example.com or 582-3686.


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There are multiple steps/tasks that must be performed in order to change the values of an Option Set based on a selection in another Option Set. In the Example below, we will assume that the first Option Set is for a list of Parts and the second Option Set is for a list of Sub-Parts for those Parts.
Task 1 – Create the two Option sets (Pick Lists) and include all of the possible options. Add them to the entity form.
Task 2 – Create a new JavaScript Library (Web Resource) that will include the function to build a Pick List based on a value in another Pick List.
In the java script code below:
- Replace "new_partspicklist" with the name of your first picklist.
- Replace "newpartssubpicklist" with the name of your dynamic picklist.
- In the line "if(picklistOneSelectedValue == "Part I")" replace Part I with your first selection.
- In the line "if ( picklistTwo.Options[i].Text=="Part II – Brake " || picklistTwo.Options[i].Text=="Part II – Gear shift" || picklistTwo.Options[i].Text=="Part II - Tire")" replace each value with the values you want to remove on your first selection.
- You will have to repeat the steps above for each value you want to filter on. The "//" lines show where each filter block begin and end. You can copy/paste to add more for more values or remove blocks if you have fewer values. Make sure you add or remove the entire code block from beginning to end.
* Go to Settings, Customizations, Customize the system.
* Scroll Down to Web Resources, Click New from the toolbar.
* Enter the following Information in the New Web Resource Dialog:
* Name= "BuildSubPartPicklistBasedOnPart"
* Display Name= "Build Sub-Part Pick List Based on Part"
* Language = "English"
* Type = "Script (Jscript)"
* Click the Text Editor button
* Paste the following script in to the source dialog and make the changes described in the Note comments.
function PartPicklistOneOnchange(context) {
var picklistOneAttribute = "new_partspicklist"; // replace with your name of the first picklist
var picklistTwoAttribute = "new_partssubpicklist"; //replace with the name of the picklist with dynamic values
var picklistOne = document.getElementById(picklistOneAttribute);
var picklistTwo = document.getElementById(picklistTwoAttribute);
//Getting the selected value from Picklist One
var picklistOneSelectedValue = picklistOne.SelectedText
//This "if" statement stores the original values from the dynamic picklist.//Very important if the user hasn't made a selection on the first picklist or if the selection changes
if (picklistTwo.flag == true) {
picklistTwo.Options = picklistTwo.originalPicklistValues;
picklistTwo.originalPicklistValues = picklistTwo.Options;
picklistTwo.flag = true;
if (picklistOneSelectedValue != null)
for (var i = picklistTwo.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
if (picklistTwo.Options[i].DataValue != null && picklistTwo.Options[i].DataValue != "")
//BEGIN: If the picklist is set to Part I
if(picklistOneSelectedValue == "Part I") {
//Remove the values
if ( picklistTwo.Options[i].Text=="Part II- Brake" || picklistTwo.Options[i].Text=="Part II - Gear Shift" || picklistTwo.Options[i].Text=="Part II - Tire")
//END: Part I Selection
//BEGIN: If the picklist is set to Part II
if(picklistOneSelectedValue == "Part II") {
//Remove these values
if ( picklistTwo.Options[i].Text=="Part I - Brake" || picklistTwo.Options[i].Text=="Part I - Gear Shift" || picklistTwo.Options[i].Text=="Part I - Tire")
//END: Part II Selection
} //End function
* Click OK
* Click Save.
* Click Publish
* Click Save and Close
Task 3 - Attach JScript function to onChange event handler
Next we need to setup the event handlers on the form being modified.
* Click on the Entities to expand.
* Select the Entity where the function will be called from and then click OK.
* Expand the Entity, choose Form and Information form type Main.
* Now that you are in the form editor we need to attach the event handler to the Field's onChange event.
* Go to the field that will be changed and double-click. This will bring up the field properties dialog.
* Go to the Events tab and choose to Add a Forms Library
* The Web Resource Lookup will be displayed, choose the Web Resource added above and Click OK.
* In the Event Handler section Click Add.
* In the Handler Properties dialog do the following: Function = PartPicklistOneOnchange * Check Enabled
*Check Pass execution context as first parameter
*Click OK, to close the Handler Properties dialog
* Click OK, to close the Field Properties dialog
* Click Save and then Publish All Customizations.
Task 4 – Test your Changes.


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Remember the Monroes?
Saturday, February 13th, 2010
Behind a one-hit wonder
(How the other half lived: Jay Allen Sanford takes us briefly out of the underground to revisit a San Diego band's dip into mainstream success.)
"Could you be the one I'm thinking of?
Could you be the girl I really love?
All the people tell me so,
but what do all the people know!"
(The Monroes, "What Do All The People Know")
"To me, my whole life was just destiny," says Eric Denton, one-time keyboardist for '80s pop faves The Monroes. "I just felt I was destined to be a rock star, and there was just no doubt about it. And it all kind of came to a crushing end when The Monroes basically fell apart."


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The waterfall at Rio Blanco national park. The jump is not nearly as high as a 10 meter diving board and the water in the pool is refreshing. A great place to spend some time after a long hot day walking in the rainforest.
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Patricia Barnes-Svarney has always been interested in the natural world. One of her first experiences with earth science came in elementary school when she read books from the local library on rock collecting and dinosaurs. She decided to be an earth scientist when she was in the seventh grade, especially when she won third place in the local science fair with a rock and mineral display. She has a bachelor of arts degree in geology and a master of arts degree in geography/geology. Because she is interested in landform development, she specialized in geomorphology and planetary morphology. There are so many ways a mountain can form, from the movement of the earth's crustal plates to the great volcanoes on Mars!
Patricia has had a variety of different jobs in the earth sciences. As a research specialist at an oceanographic institute, she was responsible for the editing and drafting of science journal papers, in addition to doing field work on major rivers in Virginia and computer modeling of currents in the Chesapeake Bay. As a geochemist, she analyzed rock samples with special instruments. She also worked as an assistant curator at several astronomical observatories, lecturing to students and adult classes about the universe.
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Oil exec says line could be used for tar sandsBy John Dillon
Vermont Public Radio | February 19,2013The head of a regional oil pipeline company says hes looking for new projects, including using the line to carry controversial tar sands oil across northern New England.
The Legislature is reviewing the pipeline issue amid national protests against a project that would carry tar sands oil from western Canada to the Gulf of Mexico.
Environmentalists argue that tar sands have a larger greenhouse gas footprint than conventional oil. They warn about the risk if the pipeline breaks and the oil spills.
Green groups have raised similar concerns about an existing line that runs from the Canadian border across Vermont and New Hampshire to Portland, Maine.
The line is now used to transport conventional crude oil. Larry Wilson, the chief executive officer of the Portland Pipe Line Corporation, testified recently that the company does not have plans for a tar sands project yet.
It is our desire to have a project of some kind to revitalize our pipeline company and the pipeline system, Wilson told the House Fish, Wildlife and Water Resources Committee. So we are aggressively looking at every opportunity to use these excellent assets in a way that will continue to provide for the North American energy infrastructure needs.
The National Wildlife Federation is fighting the potential project. Federation senior counsel Jim Murphy said tar sands are more dangerous than conventional oil because the heavier crude is more abrasive, is transported under higher temperatures and pressures, and is much harder to clean up if it spills.
Murphy points to an accident two years ago that dumped 1 million gallons of the thick oil into the Kalamazoo River in Michigan. He said the tar sands sank to the bottom of the river, where much of it remains.
Theyve spent more on the Kalamazoo clean-up than theyve spent on any pipeline spill in U.S. history, Murphy said. And EPA has basically said we cant clean this up. This stuff is so dirty it gets into everything. That river is fouled for generations.
Murphy said the Portland pipeline spilled oil into the Black River in northern Vermont in 1977. He said the impact of a similar spill would be far worse if the pipeline carried tar sands.
But Larry Wilson of the Portland Pipe Line Corporation told lawmakers that pipelines are the safest way to carry any kind of oil. He said the tar sands oil poses no additional danger, and does not need to be carried at hotter temperatures.
Well, its crude oil. Its a heavier oil, potentially, if we had this project, he said. And weve pumped heavy oil, and were capable of pumping it very safely.
To carry tar sands or any crude oil east to the port of Portland, Maine, the company would need to reverse the direction of the flow. Right now the line is used to ship fuel west from Portland to a refinery in Montreal.
Wilson said flow reversal poses no particular technological challenge. Hes opposed to a bill that would require the company to get a state Act 250 land use permit if the flow is reversed.
It seems discriminating to me, quite frankly, to discriminate against an opportunity to receive oil from our strongest, most reliable, friendliest neighbor, he said.
The House Fish, Wildlife and Water Resources Committee continues work this week on the pipeline Act 250 bill.
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Adam Nathaniel Yauch (August 5, 1964 - May 4, 2012) was an American rapper and movie director. He was a member of the Beastie Boys.[1]
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We have such a nostalgic view of the good old NES. We remember that Nintendo seal of approval MEANING something, dammit.
It meant that the game you were getting met a standard of quality… A standard of excellence.
Oh how naive we were.
Tag Team Pro Wrestling, not to be confused with the far superior 'Pro Wrestling', was vomited into this fair world by Data East, a company that obviously had very little respect for the vaunted Nintendo Seal of Approval. Data East, developers of critically acclaimed titles such as "Bad Dudes" somehow felt the need to burden the planet with the "Ricky Fighters".
For that, we are eternally grateful. And by grateful, I mean we want to stab them all in the eyes with pitchforks.
That video should tell you everything about why this game is an awful piece of dung. For one thing, screw this whole grappling system nonsense! Once you tie up, you pick your moves from a list. A LIST, PEOPLE. And not even a GOOD list. It's a list of shortened wrestling moves such as "B. Atac". Even if you are familiar with wrestling move names, you'll have no idea what the hell you're doing.
That's right, kids. Tag Team Wrestling invented List Based Gameplay. Quake in fear at the innovation.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the graphics look like something my little sister dreamed up in Kindergarten Arts and Crafts Fingerpainting. The Moves essentially consist of jerky 2-frame animations with wrestlers teleporting around to emulate a "slam". What a lazy-ass cash grab.
The only good thing to come out of this game was that it introduced the world to the "Strong Bads"… a name so ridiculous that it lives to this very day in infamy (See Homestar Runner and Strong Bad Games).
All in all, this is the perfect example of how to fart a game out with minimal effort and investment, hoping to make a quick buck off some unsespecting kids that do not have access to these little things called reviews. Shame on you, Data East. May you go bankrupt and… Oh, they did?
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