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"Coach Souther made an immediate impact on the Lee athletic program and served as an important part of our coaching staff for 30 years," said Lee President Dr. Paul Conn. "He really cared about all sports and continued to support all the programs, even after his retirement. He is one of the few persons I have known that spoke with absolute candor and total honesty. He was straight forward and you always knew where Coach Souther stood. He will be deeply missed."
"When coach Souther arrived on campus some 30 years ago, we had no idea of the impact he would make on Lee athletics," said Lee athletic director Larry Carpenter. "His energy and enthusiasm quickly produced our first women's national championship as the Lady Vikings (now Lady Flames) basketball team won the 1985 NCCAA title. Coach was passionate, honest and loyal to his athletes, fellow coaches and Lee. We will miss him tremendously."
Souther coached women's basketball from 1983-1993. His overall record was 218-132. He coached men's golf (1992-2008) and was instrumental in the startup of the Lee softball program and coached the team from 1987-1990.
He is the only Lee coach to ever serve as head coach in three different sports.
Souther was walking in the clouds when his 2004 golf team won the TranSouth Conference tournament and advanced to the NAIA nationals. His golf teams went on to be ranked with the top clubs in the nation and qualified for the NAIA national tournament for five consecutive years (2004-2008).
The Lee family saluted Souther in 2006 when the intramural softball field was officially named "Jack Souther Field".
Souther continued to support all the athletic programs after officially retiring from his coaching duties. His words of encouragement to the coaching staffs and athletes were always present.
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I have been using this lotion very long time ago, and i never loved the scent. It smells like cherries, definitely but the smell makes me unconvenient. It is too strong, and when i rub it to my hands it feels cool indeed but leaving me smelling like rotten cherries. The texture of the puree is i think a little bit heavier than the other purees, but not really moisturizing a few hours after the usage.
Not really a good buy :(
I found this product to be way more appealing than what it actually does. When I first smelled it at the store I thought it smelled great...I still do, but when you actually rub it on your skin it smells like expired yogurt or something like that. It only softens my skin for about 5 minutes then it's back to its normal state. I know it says that it's lightweight, but it's too light that it has a watery consistency after a while.
i love the smell, so smooth so doesnt irritate anyone, tee-hee!
makes me feel so comfort. thanks, TBS!
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I love this scent! I also got my friend hooked on this!! I try to use as little as possible becuz i dont want to run out =( When i'm in class and i take it out for use, i can see a bunch of people around me lifting up their nose trying to get a sniff! My hands are naturally soft, so it always ends up soft after every lotion. I would totally repurchase frequently if i had to!!
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I bought the Wild Cherry Lotion on one of the TBS super spectacular sales ~ I think I paid $5.00 for this and I bought three of them. I use this one in my kitchen. It's not a great lotion, and it leaves your hands feeling very dry. I have been using it in combination with my Jergens Original Scent (another lotion I don't like), which has a cherry almond scent and the two mix well together. I cannot afford to throw away or waste any products, so I am stuck using this one and the other two in my pantry. I think this lotion has been discontinued, because it's no longer on the TBS website.
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- Color: Black - With White
- Age: Young
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Female
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Aiko-'Little Loved one' is a 2 year old female Rat Terrier Mix Sweetheart with a capital 'S'. Loving, affectionate and a doll. There is nothing but love in her beautiful brown eyes. She is tiny at just 6.6 lbs with a beautiful markings and absolutely stunning. Her temperament is mild but very sociable yet not excitable and loves to play with the other fosters or just curl up in a pile with them in Mommy's chair. Aiko is reliably potty trained in her foster home-knows how to use the doggie door and gets along with all the other fur siblings in her foster home. Aiko is crate trained,but prefers to be free when someone is home so she can sit with you, follow you around or just sit in a chair and watch what is going on around her.
Aiko is a quite little girl and seldom barks.She is spayed, micro chipped and up to date on all her shots. Her adoption fee is just $175 and worth every single cent. You will never regret adopting Aiko-'The Little Loved one'.
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Aiko-WATCH MY VIDEO!!!, a Irvine Rat Terrier dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Rat Terrier for sale in Irvine, or seeking a Rat Terrier dog from a breeder in Irvine.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Irvine already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Irvine breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Rat Terrier breeders who help with Rat Terrier rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Irvine paves the way for another one to be saved.


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SL510 can't connect to 5GHz N network
I have Thinkpad SL510 laptop and DD-WRT flashed Netgear WNDR3300 router. The laptop can connect to the N-network when it is running at 2.4GHz but when I switch to 5GHz N-network, the laptop does not see it. Is it because SL510 does not support 5GHz or I have a problem with my configuration? Laptop is running 64-bit Win7 with all the updates installed. I am using the Lenovo wireless tools to connect to find and connect to the wireless networks.
Not all wireless network card supports 5GHz.
The following network card that supports 5GHz N network are:
- Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6200
- Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6205
- Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230
- Intel Centrino Advanced-N + WiMAX 6250
- Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300
- Intel WiFi Link 5100 AGN
- Intel WiFi Link 5300 AGN
- Intel WiFi Link 5350
- Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN
Legacy or low end wireless card or router would not support 5GHz N network.


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Latinos: The Original ReTweeters
This is a new version of a post and video originally published this week on Bilingual in the Boonies. This little sucker just won my household a new Toshiba laptop in a contest sponsored by the organizers of Latism. (Gracias!) If you don't know about this three-city social media conference, go check it out. It is going to be awesome. Follow them on Facebook and Twitter to find out about future contests too.
And now…
Corporate CEOs, marketers and advertisers are atwitter about reaching Latinos online. You probably already know the stats and the whys, but the most honest reason: Dinero.
We have it, they want it.
And, in the interest of full disclosure before we go any further, I have a business and this blog created for the same reason. Viva el American dream!
But I think we, as a target market, are a big, hairy, scary monster.
Why? We're every shade of human possible. Some of us are of native peoples, some of us are only of European background. Some are of Jewish descent and some of us have some chinito in us. Some of us speak Spanish, some of us don't. Some have no idea what an arepa is, while others live for tripe on Sundays.
Personally, I subscribe both to Latina and Mother Earth. A Latina reading about sustainable agriculture? Shocking, I know.
Pity the marketers.
But, if you allow me some stereotype in the name of fun, watch the video for some truisms about why Social Media is perfect for reaching Latinos, a people who long ago perfected the Radio Bemba, the unfailingly good information distribution system of our gente.
Additional thoughts:
Check out the hilarious entry by El Jumping Bean, a most funny blogger.
And how about a group effort and list of reasons why social media is perfect for Latinos?
- No unspoken thought!
- Have you ever met a Latino who didn't want to give you his opinion?
- Bilinguals! Twice the number of words. Twice the "reach."
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hcs_$reboot writes Pope Francis spoke about the Paris terror attacks, defending free speech as not only a fundamental human right but a duty to speak one's mind for the sake of the common good. But he added there were limits. While Francis insisted that it was an "aberration" to kill in the name of God and said religion can never be used to justify violence, he said there was a limit to free speech when it concerned offending someone's religious beliefs. By way of example, he referred to a friend: "if someone says a curse word against my mother, he can expect a punch". "There are so many people who speak badly about religions or other religions, who make fun of them, who make a game out of the religions of others," he said. "They are provocateurs."


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Quiet. The air is filled with the smell of racetrack; it is the smell of fuel, the smell of new tires. A flick of a toggle switch breaks the silence, and then a fuel pump runs for a second, nervously: Eeeeeeeeee. A moment later, a starter spins: Rrr-rrr-rrr-rrr-rrr! No dice. A head leans into the cockpit, asks a question. Notes are made, glances exchanged.
Another stab: Rrr-rrr-rrr-rrr-thph-thph - a catch, a spit. I kneel next to the exhaust tentatively, waiting to have my face blown off. Suddenly, the car lives: Whomp! Whompawhompacrackwhompacrackcrack Whomp! On a nearby pit wall, a lone bottle of water vibrates, concentric circles appearing in the liquid's surface. The throttle is blipped again: Whomp whomp! The sheer volume of it makes my ears crackle, and from five feet away - I am not making this up - the exhaust pulses are strong enough to ruffle my hair. The All-American Racers Trans-Am Plymouth 'Cuda, all 304 cubes and 3200 pounds of it, is awake.
Vintage Trans-Am racing cars make this sort of noise all the time, but this one - this huge and impossibly good-looking beast of a car - is ever so slightly different. To hear the sound of a championship-winning, born-in-the-golden-era Trans-Am race car is to hear the sound of greenbacks flooding out of corporate coffers, the sound of bulldozed competition.
Try as it might, this car doesn't sing that song. No: To hear an ex-Dan Gurney, ex-Swede Savage Plymouth Barracuda race car is to hear the glorious, bellowing roar of a success that almost was.
From the beginning, Chrysler's involvement in the Trans-Am was halfhearted at best. The company gave factory support to a Barracuda and a Dodge Dart in the series' inaugural (1966) season and then promptly pulled the plug at the end of the year.
In retrospect, the timing couldn't have been worse. In the Trans-Am's next season, the arrival of extremely well-funded Ford and Chevrolet factory teams marked the beginning of what would become a three-year-long, no-holds-barred, multimillion-dollar Detroit war. By the time Chrysler finally announced its return to the Trans-Am in late 1969, things had been too good for too long - the racing was fantastic to watch, but investment by the front-running teams had reached unsustainable levels, and everyone knew it. In an era of thinning muscle car sales and rising safety consciousness, Chrysler's renewed efforts were a case of too little, too late.
The first year of the Me Decade was pivotal for the Trans-Am series. In a move that greatly altered the character of the series, the Sports Car Club of America split each race weekend into two separate events based on engine class, liberating the bigger-bore cars from the handicap of running with much slower traffic. It also effectively set the Detroit iron free to race with complete abandon. Capping things off, further rule changes aimed at promoting parity and reducing costs actually backfired, prompting ever more ingenious cheating and higher spending. For a less-than-wholly-committed, semirookie manufacturer, the waters looked awfully deep.
Nevertheless, Chrysler plunged headfirst into the fray. In October of 1969 - just six months before the next season's first event - Chrysler made public its upcoming return to Trans-Am racing. Dan Gurney's All-American Racers shop was tasked with running a two-car team of 'Cudas, with Gurney and Savage tapped to do the driving. Ray Caldwell's Autodynamics team was hired to field a Dodge Challenger driven by Sam Posey.
In order to compete in the series, Chrysler had to abide by the SCCA's homologation procedures, producing and selling a set number of street vehicles similar to the car that the company planned to race. The models that ensued - the Dodge Challenger T/A and the Plymouth AAR 'Cuda, the latter named after Gurney's team - were, like the Chevrolet Camaro Z28 and the Ford Boss 302 Mustang before them, road-racing specials for the showroom. Stiffer springs and shocks, quickened steering, fiberglass hoods, larger brakes, and relatively small, high-winding V-8s were par for the course. Unique trim packages, consisting largely of spoilers, stickers, and hood pins, came along for the ride.
Most important, however, was that Chrysler engineers gifted the AAR 'Cuda and the Challenger T/A with a powerplant aimed specifically at road racing. The Trans-Am's over-2.0-liter class had long had a 305-cubic-inch (5.0-liter) displacement cap, but one of the new rules for 1970 allowed manufacturers to downsize larger engines to fall under the limit. Chrysler seized the opportunity, destroking its venerable 340-cubic-inch V-8 to 303.8 cubic inches for competition. (Street cars still used the full 340-cubic-inch displacement.) Added material in the engine's lower end allowed for four-bolt main-bearing caps (up from the ordinary 340's two), and the cylinder heads sported relocated pushrods and revised port shapes for improved breathing at high engine speeds. The end result was a V-8 that produced 290 hp at 5000 rpm in street trim - 15 hp more than the ordinary 340 - and was capable of 8500 rpm and nearly 500 hp when race-prepped.


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Forums >Cross Training>Tips for doing Brick workout
Think Whirled Peas
Just because running is simple does not mean it is easy.
The voice of mile 18
absolutely it'll get easier but don't think it's ever easy. what ya training for?
The Greatest of All Time
Gotta TRI
Is the intensity of the ride and run important? or is it enough to do an easy ride then an easy run? I'm planning on doing a sprint tri this summer and haven't done any bricks yet. I'm just wondering if I should be simulating race conditions where I'd be biking hard then running hard or is just doing the transition regardless of intensity going to prepare me for the race?
Sandi Sue
I just started doing short brick workouts (bike/run) during my lunch hour at work. They are KILLING ME. The bike part is not such a big deal (I'm only riding 5-6 mi), but jumping off the bike and right into the run is crazy hard. Does this part get easier, or is it something you just have to suffer through? Any tips on how to properly make the transision would be welcome. THANKS! Q
Races for 2013:
Kluane Bike Relay (4 legs 70 miles)
Calgary 70.3 (72.3)
Aukeman Sprint Triathlon 8/6/2013
Pain is Temporary Pride is Forever
2015 Goals
Run 1,800 miles
Do 10 minutes of core work every day
10 mile goal: 1:12:00 (Black Cat 10 miler - March)
I actually found that it helped to make every bike workout a brick workout - even if you just get out there and do a half a mile or so.
TRIing to beat the heat!
2012 Goals
Sub-1:42 for half marathon √ (1:41 at Disney, Jan '12)
Sub-22 for 5k √ (21:51 in Sept '12)
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THERE is no better medicine than a can of the black stuff when symptoms of a stinking sore throat start to tickle the back of your tongue.
And here's Liam Gallagher at 3am, in a cold Staffordshire field, doing a bit of self-medicating — swigging from a tin of Guinness with fans. This snap was taken only hours before he disappointed thousands of Oasis fans by pulling out of V Festival in Chelmsford back in 2009.


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5 Playstation Franchises We Would Love to See Brought Back
Nostalgia time.
The Playstation brand has had its fair share of amazing franchises developed exclusively for it. There are however a ton of great exclusives that have been left untouched ever since the PS1 and PS2 eras. Let's take a look at 5 franchises that we would love to see brought back.
Spyro the Dragon
Many of us probably picked up the original Spyro the Dragon along with their original Playstation. It was one of the best platforming experiences out there and had a great and colorful world to go along with it. Spyro was a huge Playstation icon back in the day but lost a lot of its flair as various spin-offs brought down the quality of the franchise. While Insomniac, the developers behind Spyro, are unlikely to visit the franchise again another one of Sony's in house studios can still produce a brand new entry in the Spyro the Dragon franchise. Seeing Spyro come back in HD along with a ton of interesting concepts and improvements is a thought that will get a lot of gamers excited.
Crash Bandicoot
Everyone loved Crash Bandicoot on the Playstation. Even the spin-offs such as Crash Bash and Crash CTR were titles that were loved by tons of Playstation fans out there. It was one of the first games that really worked hard to enhance 3D platforming and played a part in shaping the 3D platformers of our current gen. Not only will a resurgence of the franchise be a huge boost to the Playstation brand, it is also bound to generate a lot of hype as many gamers grew up playing the series and would love to see Crash back in an HD title.


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I have made 2 new designs. My Hips wont Lie and I See Trough You
For those cozy fall days.
stay warm and comfy on halloween
The Pumpkin King
shoes for my tiny footed friend :)
Make your fairy lights even more whimsical with a bit of colored paper!
light it up
The "Ile Saint-Louis Bag"
Swirly redish makeup
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Hanukkah Traditions
America and the world is full of different religions. It is not just Christmas right now, it is also Hanukkah. The Festival of Lights and a time of Miracles. A time of Hanukkah Traditions.
Since many of you are Jewish, I found a very easy site to navigate around, to find out about:
* What Is Hanukkah
* History of Hanukkah
* Hanukkah Traditions
* Hanukkah Dates
* Hanukkah Info
* The Story of Hanukkah
* Chanukah
Chadbad.org has lots of information on Hanukkah Traditions, such as latke recipes, stories, pictures and much, much more. I am sure that you will enjoy this site.
So, if you have Jewish friends or some one new in your family who is Jewish, enjoy this insightful site about Hanukkak Traditions or Chanuka.


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'The music was an infectious throb of tough techno and hypermodern rhythms… The overwhelming impression is that Cherry's latest work is a terrific return to form.'DAILY TELEGRAPHFans flocked to see this musical maverick in three intimate gigs in the Festival's Pavilion Theatre. Neneh Cherry and dynamic London duo RocketNumberNine presented their new album for the first time at MIF. With ambitions fixed firmly on the dancefloor, these shows were hot, dark and wildly abandoned — proving things can only get better over the decades.
Produced by Manchester International Festival.
Tricia Coleman and Paul Clay update us on MIF Touring
First performed at MIF13.
First 5 people to book a tour get a £5 Blackfriars box and recipe card FREE.
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I'm like WHA?!?!?! how the hell do I mix on THAT?!!?
They need their EQs tweaked all over the place the whole way through the set, it will be mawdness!
I was wondering: having downloaded the manual from the Yamaheine manual library,
what are my chances of programming my Doepfer Drehbank 64-knob MIDI controller to work as an EQ controller for the 01V, without having one to test it on beforehand, but instead I just turn up and plug it in, having programmed all the SysEx flawlessly before hand?! Would this be ahine?
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I have a good size den/office. It is about 18 by 20 feet.
But has only one small West facing window about 48 by 48 inches. Here is the problem I have had dry sage on the walls in this room for about 10 years and even though I love this color by itself I have never liked it in this room because no matter how I decorate , the overall feeling is depressing. It just seems to suck the life out of me. Now I have included photos of my carpet and love seats. The love seats are a bit more burgundy looking than they show and the carpet seems true to life. I think the dry sage goes well with these things now but I really would like to change this color. With all the talk on here about wythe blue I would like to use it but my inner voice is saying it does not go. What do you people think , also would a creamier color ivory be a better choice considering I want some lightness. Any suggestions are welcome. |
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- Posted by bronwynsmom (My Page) on Tue, Sep 25, 12 at 16:56
I think a paler version of that kind of color would look lovely. look at Woodlawn Blue, and Palladian Blue, which is are similar and still rich, but lighter. |
I think so. From looking at the pictures I can see you have white trim. I think W.B is perfect when a room has white for trim. I've seen a living room with W.B., dark leather sofa and little natural light. While on the darkish side, it was gorgeous! Especially adding lamps for ambience. |
I think it will look wonderful, my niece has it with burgandy and it's great. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Tue, Sep 25, 12 at 17:35
If it helps, I used palladian blue in my exercise room. |
Bronwynsmon: Thanks for the suggestions. I just looked them up and think that you might be right with the Woodlawn Blue suggestion. Do you think that would be better than a creamy ivory. Oakleyok & Yayagal : Thanks for your imput also. Annie D: Wow, what a beautiful exercise room. That would inspire me to get moving. So is everyone saying that I could keep with this family of pale green/blues or would anyone think the other idea of creamy ivory better. I know I sound so undecided but I have never done rooms in pale colors before. I am always afraid of it looking like a childs room. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Tue, Sep 25, 12 at 20:08
You might want to go to houzz.com and search on brown leather to find rooms that have brown leather furniture and see what colors are on the wall. For example, or |
- Posted by bronwynsmom (My Page) on Wed, Sep 26, 12 at 10:41
Neither Palladian nor Woodlawn Blue will look like child's room - the complexity of the colors, and the slight leaning toward green, save them from that. So do it! Those blues are both lovely behind wood furniture of practically any tone, and they make nice things hung on the wall, particularly in dull gold leaf or gold-and-silver leaf frames, or thin black frames, look fabulous. |
OK Bronwynsmom, I think I will give it a try. |
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What new reporting rules mean for your area's health insurers
More effects of health care reform are rolling into the marketplace – the latest in the form of new spending guidelines for health care insurers.
As this Washington Post article: Health insurers face new federal rules on medical spending, explains, insurers starting next year must toe to new standards for the percentage of premiums spent on medical care vs. overhead. And in the process, they'll be required to make public a whole new array of financial and accounting numbers.
Currently some insurers spend a third or more of premiums on administrative costs; new rules developed in conjunction with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners – the state-level regulators – require at least $4 out of $5 be spent on medical costs.
If they don't comply, insurers could be required to hand out millions of dollars in rebates to millions of consumers – though as this TampaBay.com article points out, the industry is wasting no time asking for exemptions to that rule.
Here's the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services primer on medical-loss ratios, at the Healthcare.gov site. And here's the official press release on the new rules.
And this blog post by Andrew Van Dam at the website of the Association of Health Care Journalists (a gold mine of story ideas and reporting resources for you, by the way) offers a coherent explanation of the medical-loss ratio. He also notes that holding every subsidiary in huge multilayered insurers to the new rules could result in some subsidiaries dropping coverage in high-risk areas; this would be a key angle to pursue on a regional basis.
This Kaiser Health News entry outlines some other issues, including how insurers can define "medical spending." Some want to include administrative and marketing costs. Federal taxes are another issue, as are potential exemptions for low-premium, bare-bones plans.
This Reuters article reprinted on an industry site outlines other possible exemptions; you can start digging to find out which insurers or plans in your market might qualify for them.
One constituency that's concerned about the new medical-loss ratios is insurance brokers; they fear commissions will be cut to keep costs down, and as this industry report points out, are considering asking Congress to exempt their fees and commissions from the ratios. Be worth a check with agencies in your area that deal in group plans.
Right now it's unclear what the best story angles are; you'll want to start with a basic explainer and reaction piece to get readers up to speed. You may be able to get current examples of insurers' medical-loss data from your state's commissioner. This document, which was part of the Dept. of Health and Human Services now-expired public comments process on the new rules, is a trove of explicit questions you can ask of regulators and insurers as you educate yourself about the ins and outs of health-insurer accounting.
Speaking of health insurers' financials, take a look at this this Detroit Free Press report from Nov. 23 that highlights lawsuits against Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, the state's largest insurer and the insurer of last resort (by state law) for people who can't get coverage anywhere else. As the Free Press points out, BCBS of Michigan is accused in a variety of lawsuits of taking kick backs from local governments in exchange for contracts to administer their health plans.
Be worth checking court dockets for anything similar in your market.
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Thank you Dan, for doing a great job of putting together an excellent summary of this problem/issue. No-one else has brought this issue to the fore, with the view point of horseriders as the foundation of the arguement. The failure of the DNR to bring a fair and reasonable solution to the issue is extremely frustrating. Especially when it is their responsibility to the public and it is supposedly in their area of expertise. They have chosen to discriminate against a group of people who have been enjoying this family oriented sport for many years. I have not seen any group so completely shut out from DNR cooperation and support before, ever.
I think this topic might be worthy of more than one rant, and one show.
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text: Race, nation and ethnicity are three distinct categories that are often collapsed leading to conflict, confusion and generalizations when it comes to racial and ethnic identity. The beauty of diverse people coming together or reuniting (especially those with African roots) is often lost in how one is defined in a society obsessed with race, but unwilling to admit it. Hear from actors Laz Alonso, Christina Milian, Judy Reyes, Tatyana Ali, Gina Torres, singer Javier Colon, cultural critic Mimi Valdés, journalist Soledad O'Brien and director Jesse Terrero discuss what it means to be Black and Latino in a racial world defined through the lens of whiteness.


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By Brian Peloza Post-Tribune correspondent August 16, 2013 11:22PM
Updated: September 18, 2013 6:14AM
LAFAYETTE — Chesterton returns one starter on defense from last year's team, but coach Mark Peterson saw encouraging signs during his team's scrimmage at Lafayette Jeff on Friday.
There were some highlights, such as Andrew Ralph's interception on the third play of the scrimmage. Linebackers Tommy St. Germain and Jaycee Jensen, along with defensive lineman Tony Zelenika, made some nice plays.
But then there were some concerns, as well. Lafayette Jeff scored touchdowns on three of its first five plays during the goal-line series.
Overall, Peterson feels roughly half of the defense is solidified, while position battles continue in five or six spots.
"I'm really excited," Peterson said. "There are some things we have to work on and we knew that coming in, but coming out of this scrimmage, we're certainly encouraged."
Chesterton moved the ball consistently on offense, but three turnovers in its first 15 plays helped stall out any momentum. The Trojans scored three touchdowns in it 10-play, goal-line series.
Quarterback Cole Teal rushed for a 9-yard score, while connecting with Steven Stachyra for an 11-yard touchdown. Avery Beeks rushed for a 1-yard score.
"Cole Teal really stepped up and established himself as the leader," Peterson said.
"He did a nice job of controlling the huddle and making a couple of adjustments. The simplicity is we have to hang on to the ball. We had some plays that were a 6- or an 8-yard gain and that's a good football play, but we need to make sure we keep the ball in those situations."
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It is our last year of hockey with TW. Just a quick note to say we are disappointed that teams can't pick their own names anymore. Was there an admin reason why TW took away the option for team names? Just wondering -
The purpose of this was basically to help create a stronger community – one team, one association. There was also the view that time and cost efficiencies would be of value. The website was also revamped to support all teams under one banner. See related news items in the news archive.
It's great that kids have the opportunity to have an October invitational hockey tournament. It's unfortunate it's only being offered for the div 1 teams. My concern is that as parents of non division 1 children, and increasing fees, that costs for this tournament are not directly or indirectly being born by teams not participating in the event. If there is to be extra tournaments, teams directly involved should be responsible for fund raising, just as if a div 3 team wanted to host an invitational, they would have to raise the required funds.
THWA does not subsidize the costs of tournaments hosted by teams. Teams who wish to host tournaments can seek out ice on their own, and organize the tournaments on their own, or, can take advantage of blocks of ice made available by Trails West. In either case, the individual teams are required to pay for the ice, then make up for that cost, and other tournament costs, through team registration fees, silent auctions, etc. Blocks of ice times for tournaments made available by TWHA, can be earmarked for specific age groups and divisions, and can also be awarded through a lottery or draw. In the case of this new Spring Face Off tournament, it was decided to earmark the ice to Division 1 teams of Atom (and div 2), Pee Wee, Bantam and Midget. The reasoning behind this has to do with the timing of the tournament so soon after team formations. It is a safe assumption that the higher Division teams would be the most eager to take on the responsibilities and financial commitment required to host a tournament. TWHA purchased this ice and wants to be as sure as possible that we will have teams willing to host. Teams need to commit as quickly as possible once team formation takes place. There is a great deal of preparatory work to do by each team.
There will be additional opportunities for other Teams (other Divisions) to receive blocks of ice from Trails West in order to host a tournament, typically in December and March.
After watching today's interview with Sid Crosby discussing his comeback. I was interested in gaining more info. I came across this website that has some pre and post concussion tests that I'm going to use with my boys.
I was thinking that it may be a good idea to get more info and pass it on to TW members.
There is a $2.50 charge per test, according to the website, but it's probably a good idea that parents get a base of where their kids are at before, in the event that their kids do suffer a concussion.
Below is a link to the site,
The concept of having base line data is interesting, and can serve some purpose. Caution must be taken, of course, choosing such services over the internet. TWHA would like to encourage all parents to learn as much as possible about the cause, symptoms, treatment and prevention of concussions. Having a conversation with a trusted health care professional is advised. Out of that conversation, parents can make informed decisions about how to manage the risk of concussions, including whether or not, and by what means, to take base line tests. Check out our Event Archives regarding concussions. You will find links to further resources.


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Den 2012-05-26 17:33:45 skrev Mike Gilbert <email@example.com>: >> Let's take a "stable" user who updates (`emerge --update --deep >> --newuse >> @world`) his/her system regularly. >> Python 3.3 is released, added to Portage tree and eventually unmasked. >> PYTHON_TARGETS variable is changed to include 3.3. And suddenly `emerge >> --newuse @world` on stable system suggests rebuilding of every package >> using >> new eclass, because new (though disabled) USE-flags was added. And when >> Python 3.3 is keyworded stable, hence bringing new default >> PYTHON_TARGETS, >> user should now rebuild those packages once more, but now, at least, not >> uselessly. > This is why I do my world updates with --changed-use instead of > --newuse. The package manager already has the ability to deal with > such scenarios intelligently, you just have to let it. Point taken, but --newuse is still "recommended" option (i.e., `--depclean` suggests it and Handbook describes it as well). Whereas '--changed-use' is more or less "spoken lore" among users. > I did not speak up in the previous thread, but here are some of the > advantages to a use flag based approach (PYTHON_TARGETS): > ... Agreed. > Here is how I justify the current default value of PYTHON_TARGETS: Due > to past decisions, python3.2 is installed by default on all amd64 and > x86 systems, so having python3_2 enabled by default makes sense. > However, there are many things do not work in python 3, so the > python2_7 target is a necessity. Yes, I understand that. It is really the most sensible default in the circumstances. Still, it is a bit clumsy with new installs. It'd be nice if stage3 had PYTHON_TARGETS="python32" (since it's the only Python interpreter installed), while profile had current default. Of course, news item is a must for that kind of thing. Describing new variable, suggesting `--changed-use` instead of `--newuse` etc.
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ESL Celebrates 10th Anniversary & 100th Release Published August 14, 2006 Thievery Corporation's highly acclaimed record label Eighteenth Street Lounge is celebrating its 10th anniversary. To mark the occasion, expect a new compilation entitled ESL 100.
Thievery's highly acclaimed record label Eighteenth Street Lounge is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Coincidently, the label is coming up on its 100th release. To mark the occasion, expect a new compilation entitled ESL 100 in October that will include new remix work on tracks by Thunderball, Federico Aubele and many more.
ESL is known as the home of Thievery Corporation and other electronic artists from across the globe who blend world music, jazz and a myriad of other styles into a hip sexy club sound that has caught the imagination of fans of all stripes.
With the renowned Washington D.C. club and record label, acclaimed compilations, legendary live shows, and sales of over one million albums to date -- every single one of them self-produced and independently distributed -- Thievery Corporation are undisputed standard-bearers of electronic music, and among the most adventurous and compelling artists extant.
In Thievery Corporation news, the duo composed of Rob Garza and Eric Hilton just wrapped up their most successful tour to date, doing a sold-out show at the Hollywood Bowl with The Flaming Lips and Os Mutantes, then moving onto Lollapalooza and performing as a stage headliner at Baltimore's first Virgin Fest. To end the summer touring season the duo have announced two shows at New York's Webster Ballroom on Sept 25 and Sept 26.


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HeavenSent Bulldog Rescue (HeavenSent) is a N.J. non-profit corporation, dedicated to the rescue and placement for adoption of the Bulldog breed. HeavenSent rescues the purebred Bulldogs sometimes referred to as English or British Bulldogs, although sometimes mixed breed bulldogs are surrendered to HeavenSent, and HeavenSent makes efforts to place those dogs where practicable. The AKC breed name is just Bulldog.The HeavenSent Bulldog Rescue non-profit corporation will provide a means for collecting tax-exempt donations in support of the organizations objectives. HeavenSent is run by a volunteer Board of Directors, which approves the and directs the re-homing, placement, fostering and medical care of rescued Bulldogs, including disbursement of funds for rescue in the best interest of the rescued Bulldogs.
We have more than 20 active volunteers in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York and Delaware) who love the Bulldog breed and are dedicated to its continued well-being. Many thousands of dollars are spent to provide medical care, food, shelter, and training while the rescued Bulldogs are awaiting adoption.
To help bulldogs who are surrendered or whose families are considering their surrender to rescue, through use of foster homes, placement in forever homes, training, proper veterinary care and education of bulldog families.
There is no other bulldog rescue organization in the State of New Jersey; HeavenSent will provide services to bulldogs in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and Delaware.
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Rescue Bulldogs from abuse, neglect, shelters, and/or euthanasia
Assume responsibility for bulldogs whose owners can no longer keep them and find responsible, stable, loving new homes for them.
Rehabilitate Bulldogs before placement by providing necessary medical treatment and training to increase the chances of successful placement.
Help reduce the population of unwanted pets by ensuring that all rescued Bulldogs are spayed or neutered before being placed.
Place Bulldogs in suitable homes as soon as reasonably possible, so they can begin to enjoy their new lives quickly, while thoroughly screening applicants before making placement decisions in order to prevent the Bulldogs from being surrendered again.
Inform and educate prospective adopters about the rescue program and the unique requirements for taking care of bulldogs.
Help bulldogs whose owners consider surrender through education of owners and referral to behaviorists/trainers, etc.
Conditions of Dogs Generally Available
Hundreds of Bulldogs are lost, abandoned, taken to animal shelters, or surrendered to rescue every year. This is the price of popularity. (The Bulldog is the 13th most popular breed, based on registrations through the American Kennel Club in 2005, and the 7th most popular breed in the Philadelphia metropolitan area.) Buyers are intrigued by the Bulldog's many charms, only later to discover the special care that may come with their wrinkles, "pushed in" faces, unusual structure, and, in some cases, genetic faults from irresponsible breeding. Indiscriminate breeders, importers and pet stores add to the ever growing population and availability of dogs that are discarded every year.
The Bulldogs that come through the rescue program are seldom in "perfect" condition in terms of health, temperament or both. Frequently, it is health and/or behavior problems that cause the owners to be willing to give up the dog. Frequently, the Bulldogs issues are remediable but take time and patience to resolve or improve. Rescued Bulldogs average four or five years in age, and few Bulldogs are surrendered to rescue under the age of three.
Dogs are placed according to the type of home best suited to their needs. A majority of our rescues have social, emotional, behavioral and health issues. Many rescued Bulldogs are aggressive with other dogs and have trust issues with people and other animals. Some are not suitable for placing with children. Rarely does a happy, well-adjusted Bulldog end up in our care. Some dogs remain in rescue for long periods of time and require extended foster care because potential adopters arent willing, ready or able to care for other than perfect Bulldogs.
Placement decisions are made by the Board of Directors of HeavenSent Bulldog Rescue based on information provided by applicants, including veterinary references and prior experience with dogs or bulldogs. In most cases, we place dogs within the tri-state area, so that the proposed home and family can be thoroughly checked for suitability and so that the dog can be returned to HeavenSent if the adoptive family is unable to keep the dog. (This right of return is part of the agreement between the adopter and HeavenSent). This also allows us to ensure that the bulldog is safe and otherwise cared for in his or her new home.
HeavenSent Bulldog Rescue does not find dogs for people our mission is to find good people for wonderful dogs.
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Octo-BULL-Fest, October 25, 2008, from 12-5. See our web site for details!www.heavensentbulldogrescue.com/events.html
Our Adoption Process:
PLEASE COMPLETE AND SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION at www.heavensentbulldogrescue.com and then send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com and let us know THE STATE WHERE YOU LIVE and YOUR FIRST AND LAST NAME. Allow 7-10 days for a response. Please do not inquire about adopting a bulldog until you have completed our application. Please do not write to us to ask for more information about the dog, or to ask us to call you if you have not followed these instructions. We receive a LOT of e-mails like and we can't respond to all of them. YOU might have the perfect home for a bully who needs one, so please make it easier for us to respond by filling out an application first, answering ALL questions. Feel free to elaborate in areas where room is provided.Please keep in mind that rescued Bulldogs are not always happy, healthy or well adjusted. If you are considering adopting a rescue it should be because you are committed to giving a homeless dog a second chance. This means having the time and patience to work with social, emotional and behavioral problems. In some cases, a health issue is present. Many rescued Bulldogs don't get along with other animals and some can't be placed with children. If you're seeking a rescue as a way to obtain a cheap Bulldog, you've come to the wrong place. You must be passionate about the breed to accept what baggage comes along. If you're looking for perfection, again, you've come to the wrong place, although those of use who have rescued bulldogs think they're absolutely perfect for us, and wouldn't change a thing.
Please note that many more Bulldogs may be available for adoption that are not posted here. Sometimes volunteers search applications for suitable adopters before posting the Bulldog as available for adoption. So if you are genuinely interested in adopting a rescued Bulldog, please fill out the online application so that you can be contacted if/when a Bulldog is available for you.
There will be an adoption fee for each dog, to offset medical expenses for the particular dog adopted or other dogs with astronomical expenses.


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Welcome to my new FanTaBuLouS website!
Welcome to my re-vamped website. It was due time that I have a make over and give you an update of my new exciting projects happening 2013.
The site now includes:
- Blog section
- Info on the new TV Series airing March 2013
- Health and training
- Info about Heather TV
- Info on Google + hangouts
- My RocknSoldier.com care package project
- New daily photos that won't be posted on social media sites
- Sponsors
- Racing cars
- Calendar
- Store
- Rescued animals
- Music and shows
I think that is it, but I'm sure I am forgetting something. Hope I get to hang with you soon at a Google+ hangout and very excited about finally launching Heather TV. Youtube.com/HeatherWilliamsTV.
Don't forget! If you would like to receive my Newsletter or new Blog posts make sure to leave your email address in section to the right "Subscribe to Blog and Newsletter". Lots More coming.
Thank you for taking the time to come check out my new home and hope to hear from you soon!
Heather <3
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Ladies, are you exhausted from hours of physical exercise in order to excite the man in your life? Well Artemis Dubois is here to show you a different, more casual way!
Don't forget to sign up for her exclusive classes — although it seems that this video is so casual, it fails to provide contact information.


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I must admit that I have a true fascination for ascalaphids, these insects halfway between butterflies and dragonflies. They are confidentially connected to the sun: really fervent when this one shines, flying fastly and ceaselessly in all directions, and immovable when the sun disappears. An insect in two facets in a way.
Location: Auvergne, France


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1 When the King was settled in his palace, | 1 After the king was settled in his palace and the LORD had given him rest from all his enemies around him, |
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Category: Fiction / M- O
Publication date: 6 October 2006
Number of pages: 384
I'll tell you something, something important. Love is a decision. Not a feeling. That's what you young people don't realise. That's why you're always off divorcing each other. No offence, dear.' So decrees the formidable Connie Thrum of Scribbly Gum Island. She is the chief decision-maker of a rather unconventional family and her word is law, especially when it comes to the important things in life, like cinnamon toast and profit margins. It's been over seventy years since Connie and her sister Rose visited their neighbours and found the kettle boiling and a baby waking for her feed, but no sign of her parents. The 'Munro Baby Mystery' still hasn't been solved and tourists can visit the abandoned home, exactly as it was found in 1932. But now Connie has passed away and the island residents ponder her legacy. Sophie Honeywell is looking down the barrel of her fortieth birthday and still hoping for that fairytale ending. Her beautiful new friend Grace, the Munro Baby's granddaughter, can't tell anyone what she hopes for. It would be too shocking. Meanwhile, a frumpy housewife makes a pact with a stranger, an old lady starts making her own decisions and a family secret finally explodes on an extraordinary night of mulled wine, fire-eating and face-painting - the Last Anniversary.
Author's Biography:
The eldest of six children, Liane Moriarty is the author of the bestseller THREE WISHES. She is a freelance advertising copywriter based in Sydney. She writes everything from catalogues to websites, TV commercials to cereal boxes and has won industry awards for her work. She lives by the sea with her partner, Eric.
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Airshow will fly; no shutdown hitches
The partial shutdown of the federal government has had at least a limited effect on Fayette County.
The Citizen has learned of at least one employee of the Transportation Security Administration who is being required to work without pay at Hartsfield International Airport or face losing his job.
A local high school student who had a physical scheduled as part of his ROTC duties had the checkup postponed indefinitely.
A potential bigger downside was averted by organizers of The Great Georgia Airshow, who won permission from the Federal Aviation Administration to handle their own flight control at the event instead of the FAA Tracon (Traffic Control) facility in Peachtree City. The air traffic for the airshow will be handled by the air show instead of TRACON, officials said.
A spokesperson for the FAA declined to comment on how the shutdown is affecting operations at the local TRACON facility, but said if the furlough lasts more than a few days, the FAA will incrementally recall specific employees back to work to meet safety needs. Those personnel could include safety inspectors, engineers and technical support staff, the spokesperson said.
As of Tuesday afternoon, leaders of both political parties continued to play the blame game with no progress on an agreement to fund the federal government.
House Speaker John Boehner, a Republican, criticized President Barack Obama for refusing to negotiate over issues such as the Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare), the impending debt ceiling issue and other matters.
Obama in turn has blamed Boehner for failing to allow a vote on the floor for a continuing resolution that would restore funding to all federal government operations.
U.S. Representative Lynn Westmoreland, who represents most of Fayette County, blamed Senate Democrats for not taking up seven separate appropriations bills "to help keep critical programs up and running during the shutdown."
On Sept. 20 the House passed a continuing resolution to fund the federal government at current year spending levels with the exception of implementing Obamacare, Westmoreland's staff has noted.
Had a great time at the airshow. Great performances by the pilots, plenty to see and do for the kids. Parking by golf cart was easy and much more accessible than years past. Tickets were purchased on line and made it easy without paper. Good variety of food and nice to have an adult beverage in the hot sun. Staff friendly and helpful as well as police and fire who both were great with the kids.
Only complaint I had to my wife was the $30 spent for 3 burgers, 3 waters, and 3 chips. But the good part is that it went to a good group.
Hope to come back next year.
ever in PTC, by far. Awesome night show. The wait for the jet truck, well, let me just say I was hot to trot when it finally went by. Aeroshell Aerobatic, you rock.
Can we do this every weekend?
Got great weather, and looking forward to a great show.
use the tunnels, Crossown is no crossing tonight. I'll be driving the cart with one headlight. Or none, depending on how long the battery lasts.:)
Too many team games tomorrow. Going Sunday will give my better half an afternoon to herself and maybe a reward for me later, lol


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Shannon Buckley has traveled a winding path to her current success. The 31-year-old who grew up in Denver always loved to create and has been an artist throughout her life.
She found sewing when she was in her early 20s, managed a sewing machine shop and developed a passion for creating original clothing. Today, she has a line of designer hoodies. She recently published a book about overcoming her victim story.
A new interest in religion and spirituality led her to connect with new friends in Colorado Springs. After visiting, she spotted the opportunity to do something bigger in a smaller, more intimate community than she had in Denver. Now she hopes to open a center where artists can inspire each other and mentor teenagers downtown.
How did you end up in Colorado Springs?
A U-haul truck, a 1987 Schwinn Prelude and a miracle.
Tell us a little about the variety of ways you make a living?
I like to say I make my living by giving! I am a fashion designer, an author and an artist. I handcraft designer hoodies from repurposed and new materials, I sell my book and art canvases as well. You can check out my new collection at The Loft Music Venue on March 10.
What I am most excited about right now is facilitating the creation of a retail workshop in downtown Colorado Springs where teens are being mentored in the garment and fashion industry. This project is currently in the planning stages and is moving along gracefully. Making a difference in the lives of others with my creative skills is really what I'm passionate about.
Tell us about the event you have planned in March and what made you decide to host it?
I decided to host a fashion show, art silent auction and book-signing event in March to share my work with my new community. I just moved to Colorado Springs from Denver at the end of 2011 and I want to meet more people and share my vision.
You recently published a book. What is it about and what drove you to write it?
My book "Forgiveness is Freedom: Live Out Loud!" Is about embracing personal responsibility, self-awareness and service to others. Being a grown up is a lot of work, and I have found that the more I grow, the better life gets. I encourage everyone to invest in leadership and character development.
What are your goals and aspirations, professionally and otherwise?
To create a legacy that lives beyond my years. To impact adolescents worldwide; to create the best work possible, and travel the world. To make my family and community better. When each individual finds peace within themselves, our collective will be made of people who make decisions from a more well-rounded perspective. I aspire to create jobs for Americans that value the human spirit.
What opportunities or challenges do you believe young professionals in Colorado Springs have that they don't in other places?
Well, I am not really an expert on this. But when I moved to Colorado Springs it seemed to me like there is opportunity to do anything you want without a great deal of competition or ego in the way. That's why I'm creating something Colorado Springs has never seen before!


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CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Some Wyoming state parks are filling up ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources says campgrounds at Keyhole State Park and Curt Gowdy State Park are at capacity and no more overnight campers may be accommodated.
Officials say the campgrounds are expected to remain full through the weekend.
There is still space available for day-use only visitors, including those participating in water-based recreation and use the non-motorized trail system.