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The 2014 Joint Base San Antonio Army ambassadors are Sgt. Doreen Suerte Fajota, Company C, Brooke Army Medical Center; Sgt. 1st. Class John Gurisko, Army South G-3 Exercises Humanitarian and Civic Assistance Branch. (Courtesy photo by Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland public affairs)
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The 2014 Joint Base San Antonio Marine Corps ambassadors are Sgt. Dawn Callaway and Sgt. Dustin Johnson, 4th Reconnaissance Battalion. (Courtesy photo by Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland public affairs)
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JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-RANDOLPH, Texas
-- Ten service members from across the three Joint Base San Antonio locations were chosen to represent their respective military services as part of the 2014 Military Ambassadors program.
"Military ambassadors are representatives of the military community," Bill Gaines, 502nd Air Base Wing civic outreach chief, said. "The program strengthens military relationships with the local community while educating the public about the armed services and their missions. They are chosen for their communication skills, demonstrated self-confidence and outgoing personalities. In short, they promote an outstanding image of JBSA and their service organizations."
Throughout the year, the 10 service members represent their service and JBSA at events throughout South Texas, including nearly 50 activities associated with Fiesta San Antonio April 10-27.
According to Gaines, Fiesta, which began in 1891, is one of the nation's premier festivals, with an economic impact of more than $284 million for the Alamo City.
Taking part in the event not only allows the military ambassadors to play integral roles for the installation's community relations program, but it permits the continuation of a tradition that goes back to 1891 when the granddaddy of Fiesta events, The Battle of Flowers, began, Gaines said.
"During the event, the Army provided its band to lead the first parade in horse-drawn carriages and supplied a number of carriages for others participating in the parade," Gaines said. "In the 1960s, both the Fiesta San Antonio Commission and local military commanders decided there should be a single point of contact - a military coordinator."
This year's military coordinator is Gen. Robin Rand, Air Education and Training Command commander.
Although the program is aimed primarily at Fiesta, the ambassadors are traditionally invited to parades, federal holiday ceremonies, pageants, hospital visits, and other significant events.
The ambassadors' first event is Feb. 14, for the National Salute to Veterans Day at the Audie Murphy Veterans Hospital.
"Being named an ambassador for my service is an honor and a privilege," Tech. Sgt. Daniel Anderson, 323rd Training Squadron military training instructor and an Air Force military ambassador, said. "As ambassador I want to reinforce public trust in the military services. I can't wait to get started."
2014 Army military ambassadors
Sergeant Doreen Suerte Fajota, who hails from Bacolod City, Phillipines, is assigned to Charlie Company, Brooke Army Medical Center as the NCO in charge of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department at San Antonio Military Medical Center. Fajota's job is to oversee the day-to-day operations of all clinical services, assist in clinical procedures for approximately 31,200 patients annually, manage placement, accountability, readiness, training and administrative actions for 168 military and civilian staff members.
Sgt. 1st. Class John Gurisko, who hails from River Rouge, Mich., is assigned to the Army South G-3 Exercises Humanitarian and Civic Assistance Branch as the NCO in charge. Gurisko is responsible for support to the HCA Branch by planning for two operational planning teams, tracking training requirements, accountability and performance within the section, and supporting the branch chief in day-to-day functions of the branch as needed.
2014 Marine Corps military ambassadors
Sgt. Dawn Callaway, who hails from Princeton, Texas, is assigned to the 4th Reconnaissance Battalion as a financial manager. Callaway is responsible for performing accounting, budgeting and all other financial management relevant duties for appropriated funds in support of the 4th Reconnaissance Battalion. She also provides leadership guidance, supervision and counseling to junior Marines and financial guidance to outlying companies within the battalion.
Sgt. Dustin Johnson, whose hometown is Brodhead, Wis., is assigned to the 4th Reconnaissance Battalion as a battalion dive and amphibious chief. Johnson plans and executes dives and amphibious operations and also maintains the equipment relevant to those operations.
2014 Navy military ambassadors
Petty Officer 2nd Class Luz Vazquez, who hails from Lamont, Calif., is a Navy enlisted recruiter. Vazquez is responsible for the enlistment of officers and enlisted members for active service in the regular and reserve Navy components.
Petty Officer 1st. Class Joseph Fountain Jr., who hails from Callahan, Fla., is the mission NCO in charge. Fountain provides daily leadership and administration oversight for about 30 members who support the national mission.
2014 Air Force military ambassadors
Staff Sgt. Kathryn North, who hails from Greenfield, Ind., is assigned to the 382nd Training Squadron Diagnostic Imaging Section as an instructor. North provides instruction on theory of basic electricity, atomic theory, production of X-rays, radiographic technique, radiographic film and chemical processing, radiographically oriented anatomy and physiology, theory of and practice in operation of fixed and mobile radiologic equipment, routine and special radiographic positioning, theory of and practice in accomplishment of, special radiographic techniques and introduction to special radiographic procedures and the associated equipment. As an instructor, she also continues the professional development of 121 Air Force trainees.
Tech. Sgt. Daniel Anderson, who hails from Belmont, N.H., is assigned to the 383rd Training Squadron as a military training instructor, where he conducts basic military training and shifts civilians into the Air Force way of life. Anderson is also responsible for training newly assigned military training instructors who have completed the Military Training Instructor School.
2014 Coast Guard military ambassadors
Chief Petty Officer Wanda Tarasiuk, who hails from Fajardo, Puerto Rico, is assigned to Coast Guard Cryptologic Unit in Texas. Tarasiuk analyzes and reports highly technical information of strategic and tactical importance to fleet commanders and national intelligence agencies while deployed on board Coast Guard vessels.
Petty Officer 2nd Class Jim Chance is a San Antonio native and production recruiter for the Recruiting Office San Antonio. Chance's main duties as production recruiter consist of processing applicants for accessions into the Coast Guard, marketing the Coast Guard to potential recruits and the public, representing the Coast Guard in various military ceremonies and conducting military funeral honors.
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GALLOWAY - An elderly Galloway man was hospitalized for injuries he received in a single-car accident on Route 9 near Brook Lane Friday, Aug. 10, police said.
Habib Maqba, 76, was driving a Hyundai Sante Fe north at 9 p.m. and was negotiating a curve when his vehicle left the road, struck a utlility pole, hit an embankment and overturned, police said. The utility pole was shattered in the crash, causing nearby houses to lose power. The road was closed for an hour and a half while the accident was cleared and investigated, police said.
Maqba had to be extricated from the car by the Bayview and Oceanville fire departments. He was taken to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center City Campus by Galloway Township Ambulance.
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greenTEG AG (Santa Rosa, CA) has developed a new small thermal sensor for radiation measurements. At just 4.4 x 4.4 mm square, the gSKIN XB 45 9R is small enough for any application. Features include high scalability for high-volume applications....LISTED UNDER: Sensors & Actuators | Sensors | Temperature
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The new TDWLB pressure/temperature sensor designed by Transducers Direct (Cincinnati, OH) is said to be the industry's first to be powered with a coin-cell battery, controlled with a smartphone app, and certified as Bluetooth Smart.LISTED UNDER: Sensors & Actuators | Sensors | Pressure
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Ametherm (Carson City, NV) introduced four new series of NTC chip thermistors for high-accuracy temperature measurement. The STC0134-X, STC0138-X, STC0143, and STC0144-X Series devices are available in a variety of compact sizes, while providing…LISTED UNDER: Cooling & Thermal Management | Passive & Discrete Devices | Chip
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Alps Electric hasdeveloped the HSHCAL Series capacitive digital humidity sensor, which delivers digital output and has the world's smallest mounting area. Features include mounting area of 2.0mm × 2.0mm, proprietary sensing film for the sensor part, and broad relative humidity range of 0 to 100%....LISTED UNDER: Temperature
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The Pyros-TGT2-DWB from Farsens S.L. (San Sebastián, Spain) is a battery-free RFID sensor tag capable of transmitting a unique identifier and the associated temperature measurement data to a commercial EPC C1G2 reader without the need of a battery on the sensor tag....LISTED UNDER: Temperature
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Factories can transmit industrial temperatures with the Novato (MAXREFDES16#) reference design, a 4–20mA loop-powered temperature transmitter with the HART communication protocol from Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. (San Jose, CA). This smart transmitter enables low-power temperature measurement from -200°C to +850°C with accuracy better than ±0.1% or ±1.0°C.LISTED UNDER: Temperature
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Microchip Technology Inc. announced the SSC7102—a low-power, flexible and turnkey sensor hub that makes implementing sensor fusion easy and provides an extremely large selection of supported sensors. In fact, Microchip directly partnered with multiple industry-leading sensor manufacturers and sensor-fusion specialists to create this solution, enabling faster time to market without the need for sensor-fusion expertise.LISTED UNDER: Accelerometer | Humidty | Light
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TDK Corporation announces two new series of narrowly toleranced EPCOS NTC thermistors in EIA 0402 and 0603 SMD case sizes. These components have a rated resistance of 10 kΩ in tolerance classes ± 1 percent, ±3 percent and ±5 percent. The narrow tolerances were achieved with aLISTED UNDER: Negative Temperature Coefficient | Surface Mount | Temperature
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If you have not cruised by the Energy Star website lately it is worth a look. Let me give you a taste:
"If your HVAC equipment is more than 10 years old or not keeping your house comfortable, have it evaluated by a professional HVAC contractor. If it is not performing efficiently or needs upgrading, consider replacing it with a unit that has earned the ENERGY STAR"
What is not to like about that from the government? Well, be careful what you wish for. I am reminded by the Garth Brooks' line, "Some of God's greatest gifts are unanswered prayers".
Let me quickly set the stage. Energy Star has been around a long time. The previous label suggested energy savings, but the reality of the method of usage and the application of each product delivered widely varying results. It is like the fuel efficiency sticker on a new car. The MPG assumed obeying the speed limits, no unusual climate issues and of course proper maintenance. So today's mandate is to remove some of the uncertainty regarding efficiency, require manufacturers to more stringently test units, put some teeth into enforcement and on contractors to ensure proper installation.
The recently developed ACCA Quality Install Manual, has given the industry a guideline for proper installation and commissioning of residential systems.
Once again, sounds like a great idea. The issue, however, is a little thing called real world experience which is lacking. I have been on the road lately with a number of HVAC contractors, all of them I consider to be top flight operations. None have embraced the Quality Install protocol set by Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) as a goal for their company.
These guys are in the trenches, and in today's economy that means most of them have a much more hands on role in their companies. All of these guys are ACCA member contractors. When I ask them about adopting such protocols, they get uneasy. It is not because they don't do good work; on the contrary, they all are exceptional in their markets. They just see the rigidity of "STANDARDS" as lacking a real world feel. They take no solace in the fact that the Quality Install program passed American National Standards Institute (ANSI) review.
In fact, contractors pass right by the credentials part of the program, they are interested in:
How do I learn it &/or teach it?
How much will it cost to implement?
If I am the only guy in the market complying will I be rewarded for being good or penalized for adding cost?
Who is going to test my work, rate my work, and evaluate my findings? Am I setting myself up for a customer issue?
What has happened in the HVAC world is that manufacturers who have been testing their products for a long time will need to adapt their ways to comply with new Department of Energy interpretations and measurements. While uncomfortable, that process can be handled. It may cost a little more but manufacturers are used to testing and working toward compliance. The new rub here is the revelation that installation is the real battlefield. Contractors have been graded by the marketplace, good guys got more business, contractor's who left problems floundered and moved along. No one really went behind the industry and measured airflow and operational efficiency.
Don't get me wrong, I think this is a natural evolution for our industry, but it will be received more like a revolution by the majority of practitioners. It will also create a huge controversy on who gets to judge and how compliance will be monitored and measured. Simply, there are few trained energy raters and inspectors who can fill the void, and at this moment there is still a great deal of discussion on proper measurement techniques and results.
So the wonderful encouragement to homeowners to update their systems with qualified Energy Star rated equipment installed by a qualified professional installer takes on a little more complexity.
Are you going to be a Quality Install advocate? Are you going to pay additional to hire a Quality Install Contractor? Is your municipality going to require contractors to comply with Quality Install protocols?
By the way…. Currently there are around 500 Quality Install trained contractors in the entire USA today; there are 550 more in the pipeline. Oh yes, we only have 100,000 or so left to train. Piece of cake!!!


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EA's Dungeon Keeper ads are indeed misleading, ASA rules
A complaint against Electronic Arts has been upheld by the UK's Advertising Standard Authority concerning marketing for its latest mobile free-to-play version of Dungeon Keeper. The complaint was made in regards to an email campaign that emphasized that the game was free to download.
The email was deemed misleading, as it failed to state that without in-app purchases the gameplay is very limited thanks to its use of a timer that forces players to wait to complete tasks. In its findings, the ASA stated that the frequency and length of the timer in Dungeon Keeper, in conjunction with the ability to bypass it with in-app purchases, was likely to create a game experience for those that did not spend money on speeding up the timer that would not meet their reasonable expectations if they had played based on the ad.
Because the game had potential to restrict gameplay beyond what would be expected by customers, and that the ad did not make the aspect of the purpose of in-app purchases clear, the ASA concluded the ad was misleading.
EA argued that gamers would expect to find the monetization and mechanics in the game and that it was indeed possible to progress for free. EA also stated that the timer and premium currency did not only function as a monetization strategy, but as a gameplay balancer and would provide players with a sense of progression, also adding a resource management aspect to the game.
They went on to say that even if no monetization was in the game that the timer would have still been a design decision. The ASA acknowledged those points, but upheld the adjudication, stating that the ad breached CAP Code rules 3.1, 3.3, and 3.9, and was misleading advertising. The ASA stated that the ad must not appear again in its current form, and that EA should ensure that future ads make clear the limitations of "free" gameplay and the role of in-app purchases.
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The unstoppable duo of Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull were back on set, shooting yet another video for their latest collaboration, "We Are One (Ole Ola)." The global superstars went in front of the lens in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., on Tuesday for the Carnival-themed clip.
Wearing a colorful top and hot pants, J.Lo performed with Mr. 305 on top of a float surrounded by scantily-clad dancers and Brazilian flags.
The Sia-penned song, which also features Brazilian singer Claudia Leitte, has been chosen as the official song of the upcoming 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
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Issue 35 hits the shops in the UK today! Here's what's inside the mag...
Weapon design
Having ideas for crazy firearms for games can be fun, but making them right can be tough…
Massive Black's Justin 'Coro' Kaufman
reveals insider secrets.
Materials tips
Visually, materials can work in very different ways, and examining them can improve your art – as Henning Ludvigsen's tips show.
The art of minimalism
Marta Dahlig demonstrates how you can achieve striking effects while keeping a minimalist painting style.
Draw on your DS
You can sketch on the go using Colors on your Nintendo DS. Artist Tyler West shows how.
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Pear liqueur
Pear liqueur is a type of liqueur either naturally or artificially flavored with pears. Some high quality pear liqueurs are made from a base of pear brandy that is macerated with pears, then sweetened. Others are simply a neutral spirit with pear flavorings and sugar added. Pear liqueur is typically clear and pale yellow in color, though having a wood-aged spirit as the base may change that.
There are many brands of pear liqueur available in most markets, with some of the better ones being Mathilde, Belle de Brillet (which has a Cognac base), Clear Creek (from Oregon), and J Winery (in Sonoma County, California).
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My partner Josh and I just completed our big project novel called Reliance!
You can learn everything about it through it's own TUMBLRaccount!
The book is also available NOW!!!
The book is available as a Hard Cover and a Paperback. (soon to be Ebook hopefully, will keep updated)
The novel includes 18 special inserts, illustrated by me of course, scattered throughout the chapters!
On the run and wanted for a murder, Josh needs to hide and fast! Running away to the big city was just the first step but after realizing that won't be enough he creates a new personality to hide behind. Jaden becomes a famous, wealthy musician and everything Josh had always wanted to be but could never achieve. Josh willingly hands over his life to Jaden whom controls everything and develops into a separate consciousness. Elliot is an underpaid, under appreciated young waiter who get's pulled into the madness of Josh's façade and has a hard time trying to get himself out of it. Especially after he begins to fall for Josh not knowing he isn't in control of himself. Everything for Jaden is perfect. There's only one problem, the life he's built for himself isn't his and Josh wants it back.
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Sophie does customized programming for corporate clients, investor and VIP relations, and corporate sponsorships at Singularity University.Sophie is developing Exponential Finance, a new vertical conference on the converging technologies set to transform the finance industry.
Sophie joins SU from the Oxford Martin School at the University of Oxford, where she generated over $115m to fund research programs as diverse as complexity in the global financial system to fruit-fly optogenetics. She managed the development team, the events and communications for a $100m campaign, and helped grow the School from $5m to $25m annual spend, for a community of over 300 academics.
Sophie is a contributor to WIRED Magazine, working on the 2012 Smart List, and curator for WIRED Money 2013, a conference on the future of finance. Sophie writes a column for the New Statesman magazine, and has contributed to the Ecologist magazine on the future of food.
Prior to Oxford, Sophie worked in strategic philanthropy, advising donors and running workshops for major private banks and their clients on effective giving and social entrepreneurship. Sophie is a London committee member for Bill Clinton's Millennium Network, and spent 4 years on the Kids Young Benefactors Committee.
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For 50 years, the owners and staffers of Plaza Artist Materials & Picture Framing have encouraged the artists of their community. They visit local fairs and set up booths for kids to color and craft, and they do workshops, demos, and classes for artists of every age. As their name implies, they also outfit art makers of all skill levels with top-of-the-line materials, such as Gamblin oil paints, Prismacolor pens and markers, and custom frames perfect for saving favorite art pieces or memorializing a sibling's failure to color within the lines.
Experienced artist and framer Sara Minarik helps to conserve cherished photos and apprized accolades from the quality-diminishing effects of the world with custom frames cradling museum-quality materials. Memento memorializers can submit their souvenirs to Applegate's talented picture-preservers and rest assured that all pop-art posters, beloved sports memorabilia, and original recipes for raisins will be returned in a framed shield of see-through body armor that flatters as much as it protects. Though project rates vary as much as their framed-in contents, a complete 5"x7" frame with acid-free matting and UV-filtering glass usually starts at around $100. Patrons can customize keepsakes by choosing their favorite materials from a selection of more than 1,500 frames and more than 1,200 matting options. All framing services are completed in Applegate's store.
The artisans behind K.H. Art & Framing understand that the best kind of preservation combines traditional techniques with modern technology. Each day, they draw on more than 20 years of experience as they craft museum-quality frames with 200 moulding options and conservation-grade glass and matting. Inside their photo lab, staffers look to the future, printing passport photos and canvas prints or digitally restoring images before storing them safely on CDs. While framers and technicians preserve memories, curators stay busy filling the studio's gallery with artwork—such as oil paintings, lithographs, and silk-screens—from both local and international artists. They also sell posters that can turn a house into a home or a bathroom stall into a personal workspace.
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Frame of Mine's experienced staffers are masters of preserving frame-worthy items behind protective barriers of glass. The framers—many of whom sport prettily framed degrees in art—are able to frame nearly anything, from family portraits and graduation-day tickets to unsuspecting pets. Capture a mug shot in an 8"x10" frame ($87), or encase an heirloom mirror inside a 16"x20" option ($150). Custom frames include matting and glass, and do-it-yourself framing is available at lower prices.


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It's been a long time between posts. Credit that to some vacation time, a busy work schedule and holiday shopping fatigue.
But when I learned of the death of Bob Feller today, I felt it was time to return to the blog. As I said in the office, Feller may not have been the nicest American ever born, but he was a great American.
Feller finished with a 266-162 record and a 3.25 earned-run average in 18 saeasons with the Cleveland Indians. He would surely have been a 300-game winner if not for a little thing called World War II. On Dec. 8, 1941, the day after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, Feller became the first major-leaguer to enlist in the war effort. He served as Gun Captain aboard the USS Alabama and missed four big-league seasons. He is the only Chief Petty Officer in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
In 1946, one year after his return to the majors, he finished 26-15 with a 2.18 ERA and 36 complete games. That's 36 complete games! Most pitchers today won't do that in their lifetimes. Utterly amazing.
I met Feller twice – once during a signing appearance at Silver Stadium in the early 1990s and once at Jacobs Field in Cleveland before a World Series game between the Indians and Marlins. In the Silver appearance, I asked him to sign TWO photos and he eagerly obliged. The '97 meeting always makes me laugh. I was sitting on the Indians' bench before the game, chatting it up with Feller, who seemed to be in no hurry to leave. He told me to call him "Bob," and I did.
At the time, there was a popular HBO documentary on Joe DiMaggio, and many baseball people were talking about it.
"Bob, have you seen the HBO documentary on Joe Di-"
He suddenly interrupted me.
"Joe DiMaggio never paid for a dinner in his life!" he snapped.
That was vintage Feller. Crusy, but with a love of his country unparalled by many.
Feller grew upon a farm in Van Meter, Iowa and was signed at age 17 by scout Cy Slapnicka for $1 and an autographed baseball. He never played a minute in the minors.
Feller threw the only Opening Day no-hitter in big-league history and had 12 one-hitters.
Great trivia question: Name the only two big-league pitchers ever to strike out their age in a game. Answer: Feller (17 K's in 1936) and Kerry Wood (20 in 1998). He reguarly threw close to 100 mph and had two of baseball's all-time great nicknames: Rapid Robert and the Heater from Van Meter.
I actually believe he was underrated, even though he's considered a great pitcher. He won 266 games and lost four prime seasons to the war. He easily would have won about 80 more games, maybe more.
Rest in peace, Rapid Robert. You were a true American hero, and one hell of a baseball player.
UNLESS YOU'RE A BITTER YANKEES FAN, you have to love Cliff Lee spurning the Bronx Bombers' extra millions and signing with the Phillies. Why not? As he said, $120 million is plenty of cash, and the Phillies are an amazing team with a mind-boggling pitching rotation. Good for you, Mr. Lee.
YOU HAVE TO GIVE THE TWINS mucho credit for signing so many quality free agents for the Red Wings. I'm a little worried about chemistry (often, you get a bunch of Bitter Bettys who feel they belong in the majors), but the Twins are good about signing quality people. On paper, they've given second-year manager Tom Nieto a real chance to win, something he didn't have with last year's 49-95 disaster.
THAT'S IT FOR NOW. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night. See you in 2011, everyone.


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The lower ranked Major League Lacrosse teams win, the top teams lose, and the playoff hunt gets a bit more complicated. It's the MLL Week 7 Recap, Chris Rosenthall style.
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Major League Lacrosse Week 7 Preview
The Outlaws want to continue their streak, the Machine want to end theirs, Boston needs to perk up, and the Hounds look to make history. It's Week 7 of Major League Lacrosse!
Major League Lacrosse Week 6 Recap
Have we reached the point where the good and bad teams begin to sort themselves out? Is it already time to separate the pros from the cons, the platinum from the bronze (that might make sense in a moment)? The schedule says no, but some of these results argue otherwise.
Major League Lacrosse Week 6 Preview
It's a total coincidence, but three of this weekend's matchups were listed amongst the most interesting games of the year. The one that wasn't has since become a battle of the top teams in the league, so let's go ahead and officially declare that one interesting as well. We start off the week with a classic […]
Major League Lacrosse Week 5 Recap
The Cannons tried to stay undefeated in Denver, the Hounds sought to ruin Rob Pannell's homecoming party, Hamilton battled Chesapeake, and the Machine look for their first win of the season against Rochester. What happened?
Major League Lacrosse Week 5 Preview
With no more NLL or NCAA, everyone's on board for this week's games. It's Boston's streak vs. Denver's, Rob Pannell's NY debut, and Hamilton's toughest challenge yet in MLL week 5.
The Most Interesting MLL Games of The Year
Chris Rosenthall puts together a list of all the MLL games you should circle on your calendar. These are THE must-see games of the 2013 Major League Lacrosse season.
NCAA Final Four: Notes from Philadelphia
Rob Pannell's career comes to an end, Syracuse wins another nail-biter, and Denver benches their goalie no matter what.
MLL Preview: Hamilton Nationals vs. Ohio Machine
Undefeated Hamilton visits Ohio for the lone MLL game of the week. With a highly-touted draft class now in place, can the Machine pull off an upset?
Major League Lacrosse Week 4 Recap
The Cannons snap their streak, the Outlaws keep rolling, and FOGOs are the most important people on the field.
NCAA Quarterfinals: Notes from College Park
Couldn't make it to yesterday's NCAA quarterfinal games? Here's what you might have missed.
Major League Lacrosse Week 4 Preview
Week 4 always feels a little bigger than it probably should, and here's why: Say you have a 1-2 record coming into the weekend. What if you lose? Doesn't 1-3 seem miles away from 2-2? It was all good just a week ago, now you've got to win twice as many games as you have […]
Major League Lacrosse Recap: Week 3
Be honest. How many MLL games did you catch this weekend? One? None? They sure didn't make it easy! Maybe it couldn't have been helped, but every game in the league started up at the same time – Saturday at 7:00 EST, which was just in time to compete with both the NLL championship and […]
Major League Lacrosse Week 3 Preview
It's MLL week three, every team has played at least one game, and this weekend, we've got all eight teams in action. Can the Machine pull off the stunner on the road? Will Boston make the bad kind of history? Here's everything you need to know before the games start up tonight!
Major League Lacrosse Recap: Week 2
Three of this weekend's games followed very similar formulas: fairly close and low-scoring in the first half, with one team pulling away in the second. In the fourth game, one team flat-out whooped up on their overwhelmed opponent, who eventually clawed back into making the final respectable.


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- Full Name: Luke Ray Jackson
- Age: 23 (August 24, 1991)
- Birthplace: Southwest Ranches, FL
- Bats/Throws: R/R Ht: 6' 2" Wt: 205
- Draft: Compensation A (2010, TEX)
- School: Calvary Christian, Fort Lauderdale, FL
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- Full Name: Luke Ray Jackson
- Born: August 24, 1991
- Age: 23
- Birthplace: Southwest Ranches, FL
- Bats: R
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- Height: 6' 2"
- Weight: 205
- Draft: Compensation A (2010, TEX)
- School: Calvary Christian, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Selected by the Texas Rangers in the first round (45th overall) of the 2010 First-Year Player Draft out of Calvary Christian Academy in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ... Was rated the Rangers' No. 17 prospect entering the 2012 season by MLB.com. Averaged 9.4 strikeouts per nine innings with Class A Hickory in 2011. ... He went 8-0 with a 0.90 ERA as a high school senior, recording 87 strikeouts, three shutouts and two saves. Also hit two homers and drove in 21 runs. ... He was named first team All-Broward County in 2010. ... Also played soccer and football as a youngster and did not begin pitching until the ninth grade.


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I just wanted to say Hi and thank you to all of you that were thinking about me a while back. Just found out you were thinking about me. I was a member of this board until I lost my beautiful daughter back in May. I never said anything on this board at the time b/c I didn't want to cause anyone any hurt or scare anyone. My story is attached. Thanks and I wish you all nothing but great moments with your LOs.
We lost our sweet angel on May 9, 2013. She was born on Feb 17,
2013. Brooke was only 11 weeks old. I had just went back to work for 4
days when she passed from SIDS.
She was being watched by my BFF while I was working. My BFF is a wonderful mother of 2 little boys. We have known each other since the 9th grade.
Brooke was a very happy healthy baby. That morning when I dropped her off, I told her how much I love her and that I would be thinking about her every moment of the day. I gave her lots of kisses. She smiled as I left.
I never let Brooke sleep on her tummy but I didn't feel it needed to be said. I trusted my BFF's mom instincts. She laid her down for her nap on her tummy. According to what I know, Brooke passed away very soon after being put down for her nap.
I am not sure how to live without our little girl. She was our everything! All I want to do is hold her. I wasn't even done BFing her. We had her memorial service on my first Mother's Day. I was so scared during my pregnancy that I was going to lose her. Who knew I would be right.
I prayed every night that God would keep her safe and here with us. Every morning I would thank him for another day with her. That morning I prayed that he would watch over her but left out the part about keeping her here with us. I know he is watching over her but I wanted to do that for the rest of my life.
There were so many nights as I was putting her to bed that I would just be thinking about how my life was great and it couldn't get any better. I had everything I could have ever asked for. Now it is gone.
Brooke Elizabeth born Feb 17, 2013 grew wings May 9, 2013 @ 11 weeks & 4 days old from SIDS
My heart is breaking for your loss. I am so very very sorry that she isn't in your arms and pray that you and your family find comfort knowing she is with Him. I can't even begin to fathom or imagine how difficult it is to say goodbye.
Big hugs. Very big hugs.
Brooke Elizabeth born Feb 17, 2013 grew wings May 9, 2013 @ 11 weeks & 4 days old from SIDS


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Each UW Health Optical Shop will be having a designer eyewear one-day sale between Friday, Oct. 7 and Monday, Dec. 5. Customers can get 25 percent off a complete prescription eyewear purchase.
The sales will feature specialty frames brought for the day by vendors listed below and will include the high-quality lenses that are standard at UW Health Optical Shops.
Featured frames: Tura, Ted Baker, TitanFlex, Humphrey's, Brendel
Notes: Discount on featured frames and lenses only, no other discounts apply. Must be a complete pair of prescription glasses to receive discount.


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Fayetteville is located in Lincoln County, Tennessee. If you visit Fayetteville during November you can take part in the Annual Host of Christmas Past event. The whole family will enjoy carriage rides, storytelling, music, crafts, home tours and more. Get in the Christmas Spirit early when you stay at a festive Fayetteville bed and breakfast. See the local colors and try the local flavors at the Fayetteville Farmer, where local farmers gather to sell their crops. Dragonfly Gallery and Design is located in a historical downtown building and features a variety of local artists. You will feel at home in a Fayetteville inn or B&B. There are many restaurant options nearby. When you get hungry take a trip to Honeys Restaurant or the Cattlemans Steakhouse. Less
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Printable Word Searches
Shown here is a free printable puzzle of the word search variety. This one contains the names of twenty-seven states and ten U.S. cities.
Using the list below, can you find and circle all of the words hidden in this grid?
Words that appear in this puzzle may be spelled out in any direction - forward, backward, upward, downward, or diagonally - but always in a straight line.
Word search, also known as a word find, word seek, word sleuth, wonder word or mystery word puzzle, is a wildly popular educational tool for kids.
Word searches for younger children tend to feature short, common, randomly chosen words. Solving these can improve spelling and vocabulary.
However, most puzzles of this kind have a coherent theme (such as sports, music, history, pop culture, etc.). Ideally, each hidden word fits the puzzle's overall theme.
Word search puzzles are solved primarily with pencil and paper. However, some versions of the game are designed for digital transmission, as in iPhone Apps or text messaging games.
Word search puzzles appear in many different forms. One variation is the "snaking puzzle," in which the words bend at a ninety-degree angle. Another is the poetry puzzle, in which the found words form a poem. Some word search puzzles even have secret messages hidden within them.
The word search puzzle was first published in America in 1968 by Norman E. Gibat from Norman, Oklahoma.
To print this puzzle, just right click on the puzzle image and select SAVE from the drop-down menu. This will save the image to your picture file for future use. Then print it from your picture file and start solving.
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Due to a bug where Yasuo's Last Breath ability can cause enemy champions to not be able to move, we are temporarily disabling Yasuo while working on a fix to address this issue.
We will keep you updated as we work on this bug, and we do apologize for the disruption.
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text: 160. Treatment Recommendations: Medications Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence: 2008 UpdateText version of slide presentation. Treatment Recommendations: MedicationsMeta-analysis (2008): Effectiveness and abstinence rates for smokers not willing to quit (but willing to change their smoking patterns or reduce their smoking) after receiving nicotine replacement therapy compared to placebo (n = 5 studies)InterventionNumber of armsEstimated odds ratio (95% C. I.)Estimated Abstinence rate (95% C. I.)Placebo51.03.6Nicotine replacement (gum, inhaler or patch)52.5 (1.7, 3.7)8.4 (5.9, 12.0)Previous Slide Contents Next Slide Page last reviewed June 2009 Internet Citation: 160. Treatment Recommendations: Medications: Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence: 2008 Update. June 2009. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/professionals/clinicians-providers/guidelines-recommendations/tobacco/clinicians/presentations/2008update-full/slide160.html


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Gordon Ramsay at the London Is Finally, Mercifully, Closing
Maze will remain open.
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Maze will remain open.
The site is close to the Barclays Center.
Get those Michelin sparklers back, if you feel like it.
The hotel will offer a casual cafeteria instead.
Two iconic New York hotels have officially changed hands.
The new Yotel hotel will offer bargain rates for 167-square-foot rooms.
The hotel has added a skating rink on the fifth-floor terrace.
Color-changing ceilings and 'modern American cuisine with Asian influences.'
A first look at Plunge's sister lounge, atop the forthcoming Gansevoort Park Avenue.
Is it possible for a freestanding restaurant to succeed anymore? Yes, if it's cheap.
Plus, who's in the kitchen at Soho's latest boutique hotel?
Home of the Deconstructed Snickers.
JC is planning to 'operate the restaurant and two bars in a multi-level, 20,000 square foot venue.'
Both the Marriott chain and Brooklyn's Nu Hotel have brought in cocktail gurus with cred.
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Contact: Melinda Lee
DOE/SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
Caption: Thirty-three LCLS undulator magnets create intense X-ray laser light from a pulse of electrons traveling 99.9999999 percent the speed of light.
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You can make the Date Navigator show up to the right of the calendar by clicking the TaskPad command on the View menu. When you show the Date Navigator as part of the TaskPad, it appears above a simplified version of your task list. Because tasks can be sorted by due date, you may find it helpful to see them alongside your calendar. Be aware, though, that viewing the Date Navigator as part of the TaskPad doesn't gain you any more space on the screen.
Tip If you do want more space on the screen, you can hide the Navigation Pane. We'll show you how in the practice session at the end of this lesson.


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Join Us On
What is
this Stuff?
(And how do I cook it?)
Genetic Chile - The Movie
Winner of the New Mexico Filmmakers
Best Documentary
Tell Congress to Label
Genetically Modified Foods!
Gardening, Farming and
Black Diamond
Canyon Farm
Local food from Gallup
& the foothills of the
Zuni Mountains
The Birth of Black Diamond Canyon Farm
Altitude Gardening
Growing an Impossible Garden
at 7200 feet
Farmers' Beet
Latest issue and
Past Issues
Producers Market
The Ramah Farmer's Market finished another
great season on October 1, 2011
You can still buy fresh local produce at the
Producers Market
Saturdays 10 am - 11 am
Outside El Morro Feed & Seed, El Morro NM
Click Here for Details
December 9th, 2010
From the National Sustainable Agriculture
Passes Senate Food Safety Bill
with FY 11 Appropriations
Read More
In The Library
National Sustainable Agriculture
Coalition (NSAC)
NSAC's vision of
agriculture is one where a safe, nutritious, ample, and affordable food supply
is produced by a legion of family farmers who make a decent living pursuing
their trade, while protecting the environment, and contributing to the strength
and stability of their communities.
The Center
for Rural Affairs
Fiber Arts Festival Photo Album
The Harvest
Festival Was Amazing
Check out the photo Album
Welcome to Our Website
Sell Produce Get on Email List
Start Gardening Write for the Beet
View Larger Map
Gardens Prosper
By Sophia Tripodi - Cibloa Beacon
Ramah Farmers' Market
For a Growing Community
I've learned there's much more going
on in Ramah on Saturday mornings under those cottonwoods than mere commercial
transactions. There's a true community ..more
Feature Article by Linnea Thornton
The Ramah Farmers Market is
now accepting your EBT and DEBIT cards! The Market is now participating in a
program from The New Mexico Health Department that gives us the capacity to
process EBT and Debit cards. Just check with the information table and find out
how you can use your EBT or DEBIT card to purchase produce, baked goods and
crafts at the Market! (Certain restrictions apply to the EBT card).
For more
information contact
firstname.lastname@example.com or call 505-783-4440.
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Latest Issue and Archive of Past Issues
The Organic Elite (Whole Foods Market) Surrenders to
Monsanto: What Now?
Revolution in El Morro Valley
East of Ramah, there's a dirt road that winds behind some striped hoodoo
formations, meanders across a prairie, forks a few times, passes an old windmill
and ends at a beautiful ranch. This is the home of Charles and Rebecca, a dog,
some cats and chickens, a horse named Copper Penny and a herd of grass-fed
cattle. This is El Morro Valley Ranch.
Read more...
Black Diamond Canyon Kitchen
Local food
from the foothills
of the Zuni Mountains
Photo by
Kevin Buggie
Greener Acres
by Doug Fine,
The Carbon-Neutral Cowboy
Illustration by Jeff Drew
In 2006, Doug Fine moved onto his
41-acre Funky Butte Ranch, outside Silver City, New Mexico, and embarked on a
mission to live as sustainably as possible. Three years, three goats, and
one veggie-oil-powered pickup truck later....
Read More
Where are we Located
The Ramah Farmers' Market is
located at the
Ramah Museum
Turn onto Bloomfield Road and drive
one block; Museum on the right
From Zuni and Gallup: Bloomfield
road is the first left past the Post Office on HWY 53
From El Morro and Grants, Bloomfield
Road is the first right past the Stage Coach Café on HWY 53
For information on Produce or Craft Booths, or
contributing produce to the Community Table, or other info, call Jackie or Denis
at 783-4440 or email
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Open Directory: Rural Living: Homesteading
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