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Orlando, Florida - U.S. District Judge Gregory A. Presnell sentenced Rafael Eduardo Quinonez-Jimenez (45, Guatemala) today to 30 months in federal prison for possession with intent to distribute more than 1 kilogram of heroin. Quinonez-Jimenez pled guilty in May 2012.
According to court documents, on March 2, 2012, Quinonez-Jimenez arrived at the Orlando International Airport from a flight originating in Guatemala City, Guatemala. Offices from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) were conducting a secondary inspection of Quinonez-Jimenez's luggage when they discovered bags of what appeared to be candy. The packages, located within Quinonez-Jimenez's luggage, contained 172 lollipops. The lollipops had a hard candy shell. Beneath each candy shell was a large ball of heroin. The total amount of heroin found within the 172 lollipops was approximately 3 kilograms.
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Tuesday Morning Post: Never tear us apart edition
Happy Tuesday morning, everyone! You know, I feel like I really should say something. Blizzard, despite all the rockiness, be it the Real ID fiasco or the huge 31-point talent tree changes, I still love you. I don't think anything can tear us apart. You know, except a 24-hour downtime. Luckily, my server's not in today's batch of downed servers, but Zangarmarsh, home of <It Came From The Blog>, is; yours may be as well, so be sure to check the list.
If your realm is listed, that just means you'll have plenty of time to look back all the big news from the past seven days, such as the new 31-point talent trees or the massive Twitter developer chat. And anyway, we do have normal downtime at the somewhat early time of 1-7 a.m. Pacific, so you may still have a bit of a time to read up regardless. With all that in mind, we have the usual roundup of news, opinions and guides from the past seven days ready for your perusal. Once you're done reading those, you can prepare to join all the 24-hour downtime refugees on Shadow Council.
Hot news and features
- Check out the latest Cataclysm beta patch notes.
- Spoiler Alert: Genn Greymane has a voice.
- Even Bigger Spoiler Alert: We have some pretty amazing footage of your entrance into Deepholm. Watch out, it includes at least one major lorebomb.
- Blizzard has more to say about Real ID, including the announcement that the Friend of Friends list will soon be opt-out and that we may see the implementation of unique WoW forum IDs.
- Always be careful of account-stealing scams. One of the latest tricks is trying to convince that you've won a pony.
- The ESRB has apologized for leaking all those emails all over the net.
- Here's our view on the new 31-point warrior trees.
- We have analysis of all three paladin trees.
- We also have an in-depth look at the new mage talents.
- Here's a look at the new hunter talents.
- Here's some analysis of the new death knight trees.
- Here's analysis of the shaman trees.
- Here's analysis of the new priest trees.
- Here's a look at the new warlock talent trees.
- Here's some analysis of the new druid trees.
- Raid Rx discusses the trimming of the healing trees.
- Pet classes will get a "move to" command in Cataclysm.
- Scattered Shots has video of some of the new hunter tricks coming with Cataclysm.
- Rossi offers warrior impressions from the Cataclysm beta.
- Encrypted Text looks at how Cataclysm will affect some major rogue abilities.
- Totem Talk has some restoration-focused impressions of Cataclysm beta and a look at the elemental tree revamp.
- The Light And How To Swing It starts digesting that new holy power thing for holy paladins.
- Arcane Brilliance has a beta mage wishlist.
- Lichborne looks at Ruby Sanctum loot for death knights.
- Shifting Perspectives looks at Ruby Sanctum loot for druids and balance druid gameplay in Ruby Sanctum.
- Spiritual Guidance covers priest leveling from 1 to 40.
- AddOns 101 continues showing you the hows and whys of interface tweaking.
- Gold Capped looks at a new web resource for auction house players.
- Ready Check remembers what we learned in Karazhan.
- If you're starting a PUG raid, how do you vet your raiders quickly and fairly?
- The Art of War(craft) looks at PvP subspeccing in Cataclysm.
- I'm just going to leave this here. Don't worry, if it gets stuck in your head, I suggest flushing it with more St. Vincent singing INXS.
- We compare the old voice standard, Ventrilo, against the new kid on the block, Mumble.
- Season 4 of The Guild is under way!
- The new Battle.net site is live.
- WoWathon 2 has begun!
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The A's finished tied for fourth in the Tri-State Baseball League, a two-spot improvement from a sixth-place finish last year.
"The past two years have ended the same way, in the respect that when it came down to pitching we just had nothing left. It doesn't help that the championship tournament is run like a softball tournament, with us playing four games in less than 24 hours," lamented head coach Billy Massingale. "Going into Saturday, it was a must-win for us, due to one-tenth of a winning percentage point that cost us a first-round bye."
The A's won game one Saturday, sending the team to the double elimination round. The A's beat the North Georgia Tigers 2-1 in a pitcher's duel. Steve Currie, Tyler Hogan and Dalton Montgomery held the Tigers to a single run while Hogan and Will Ellis plated runs for the A's.
In game two, the A's suffered a tough loss with the same 2-1 score, this time to the Dodgers of Chattanooga.
"By Sunday morning we were tired, sore and lifeless," said Massingale. "I had no idea how we were going to do our pitching rotation for Sunday's game. We had our backs to the wall knowing it was one game at a time for the rest of the day. Tyler Cross stepped up big time. He single-handedly carried this team on his shoulders by throwing a complete game shutout against a very good hitting team, the Chattanooga Phillies. We had just played them the week before and took a 7-5 loss in extra innings so we knew they could hit the ball."
Cross allowed runners to reach base in the first, fifth and sixth innings, but with timely strikeouts and two sparkling double plays by Hogan and Massingale, all threats were stopped dead in their tracks.
"Tyler pitched his heart out. You hear the phrase 'leave it on the field' a lot, and that is exactly what he did. He finished the day with nine strikeouts and only one walk. As if that wasn't enough, Tyler also capped off the day with a three-run blast to deep center, adding to his league-leading total of eight home runs," said Massingale.
But, that was all the A's could muster. The Cleveland team fell to the Nationals in game four and were eliminated from the playoffs just two games shy of a championship spot. The final of game four was 5-2 with the only offense being a two-run home run by Hogan.
"Overall it was a great year. We improved our regular season record from last year and made it five games farther into the playoffs this year. In addition to that, Cleveland also added a second team — the Charleston Indians, coached by Josh Hindman — that finished a very respectable 8-8 on the year," Massingale stated.
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Situated in the Kerns neighborhood, this small Mediterranean bistro contains a bar area with banquette seating, a dining room with art-lined walls, and six counter seats overlooking an exhibition kitchen. Incorporating flavors from Italy, Spain, and France, the market-driven menu might include homemade ricotta ravioli with poppy seed butter, and duck confit with wheat berries, smoked currants, and hazelnuts. Happy hour is especially popular thanks to the discounted tapas, such as Manchego-stuffed olives, and inventive cocktails like the Glass Slipper, made with house-infused lemon verbena vodka, crème de cassis, Cocchi Americano, and sparkling wine.
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Bayou defeated fifth seeded North Delta on Thursday and upset top seeded Indianola Academy 65-61 on Friday. Bayou won the District 2-A championship last year, and was looking to win another district title in AA. The only team standing in in the Colts' way in their quest for the district was the Kirk Academy Raiders.
The Colts were scrappy and didn't quit, but the defense of the Raiders proved to be too much as the Raiders whipped the Colts 45-28 in the championship game of the tournament. The Colts fell to 15-11, while the Raiders improved to 18-8.
"Thursday night and Friday night, we shared the ball really well and made four, five, six passes in our offense," Bayou head coach Robert Foust said. "Tonight, we reverted back to playing something I hadn't seen before. We'd try to make one pass and take it to the basket, and you're not going to do that against a team as good as Kirk is defensively."
Both teams had a tough time scoring early but Kirk was able to score the first six points of the game. Bayou started to put some points on the board, but Kirk still held a 12-8 lead at the end of the first quarter.
In the second quarter, The Raiders started to find a rhythm offensively as they hit several shots to stretch their lead. The Colts, on the other hand, had a hard time making their shots as they could only score five points in the quarter. When the first half came to a close, Bayou trailed 27-13 heading into the lockerroom at halftime.
The Raiders stepped up their intensity on defense, as the Colts had a hard time getting any good looks at the basket. The Raiders slowly added to their lead through out the course of the game.
"Kirk has a really good defensive team," Foust said. "We missed some shots early that we should have made, but then the majority of the rest of the game, we were taking shots that were really tough shots."
Cole Creenshaw led the Raiders with 16 points.
Tyler Kitchings scored 11 points and pulled down 12 rebounds, while Peyton Aldridge scored 11 points and pulled down three rebounds to lead the Colts.
In Bayou's semifinal win against Indianola Friday, Aldridge scored 18 points including five 3-pointers to lead the Colts, followed by Chantz Arbuckle with 17 points, Kitchings with 15 points and 13 rebounds and Nat Jones with 11 points and five steals.
Kitchings and Aldridge earned all-tournament team honors for Bayou, while
Creenshaw and Chris Porella earned all-tournament team honors for Kirk.
Both teams will play in the North AA Tournament in Canton, as Kirk will be a one seed, while Bayou will be a two seed. Bayou will play Oak Hill at 5;15 p.m. on Tuesday, while Kirk will play River Oaks on Wednesday at 5:15 p.m.


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Third Millennium Bible (TMB) | New International Version (NIV) |
2 For then the king of Babylon's army besieged Jerusalem; and Jeremiah the prophet was shut up in the court of the prison, which was in the king of Judah's house. | 2 The army of the king of Babylon was then besieging Jerusalem, and Jeremiah the prophet was confined in the courtyard of the guard in the royal palace of Judah. |
Third Millennium Bible (TMB), New Authorized Version, Copyright 1998 by Deuel Enterprises, Inc., Gary, SD 57237. All rights reserved. (Third Millennium Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Natural Wonders
Art with an organic touch
By Mitchell Owens
More than two dozen A-list artists, including England's Damien Hirst and America's Nick Cave, go organic in this exhibition of edgy contemporary works at New York's Museum of Arts and Design. There's everything from feathers to twigs to bones on display. Levi van Veluw's photograph Landscape I (left) shows the young, award-winning Dutch artist's face and torso landscaped with the tiny trees and shrubbery typically used for model-train settings.
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ALBANY - An alert was issued this morning for a missing 16 year old boy with autism.
Liam Rooney is a missing child who has autism. He was last seen at the Albany bus terminal and was scheduled to board a bus to Port Authority in New York City, which he did not, it is unknown if he boarded the wrong bus or is still in the Albany area. Liam has scars on both hands and was wearing a black zippered fleece jacket, brown khaki pants, a green polo shirt and black and red sneakers.
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Another card for my Mom. I made the kite form, printed it on cardstock, then cut it out. On a separate piece of light blue cardstock I printed the poem inside, along with the silhouette of boy and dog. (I put the poem's title and author on back of card.)
I added a tail with stars and the control string (crewel yarn) to the kite. Using a darning needle, I ran more control line from upper left inside of card down to boy's left hand, then to back of card and out through his right hand. I glued quilt batting to front and inside to form clouds, placing them to cover the end points of the kite string, then glued down the kite itself. The grass is just another piece of cardstock, clipped to look like grass. |
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A Growing Movement: America's Largest Charter School Communities
This 2011 report is the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools' annual survey of charter schooling and charter school laws across the country. This year, at least 30 percent of students in six school districts will enroll in charters—in New Orleans, 70 percent of students attend charter schools, which outperform the traditional schools in that district. At least 10 percent of students in more than 100 districts are enrolled in charter schools. More than 240,000 students reside on charter school wait lists. These numbers indicate charter school enrollment is dramatically increasing and becoming popular.


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After Jody Farley Berens and Andy Royal lost their close friend, Michelle Singleton, to cancer in 2005, they noticed that while there were plenty of organizations aimed at helped in researching and battling cancer, there weren't enough to help cancer patients get through the rigors of their day-to-day lives.
That's how the came up with Singleton Moms — named for their stricken friend, of course — to help single moms going through cancer, like Michelle was, focus on their recovery instead of the stress and worry about how to provide for their families.
Seven years after it was founded, Singleton Moms has helped a number of moms throughout the Valley; this year, the group is again asking for help in raising funds in its sixth annual "Lean on Me 5k Walk."
The walk, scheduled for Sunday, March 17 in the SRP Pera club in Tempe, is the organization's primary annual fundraising event. The event brings in money so Singleton Moms can continue to provide services such as giving meals, paying bills and taking care of other necessary tasks for "Singleton Moms" and their families.
Moms like Bekkie Neugart and Jennifer Johnston know the importance of the services provided through Singleton Moms when they themselves went through cancer.
Neugart, a 44-year-old mother of one from Phoenix, learned about Singleton Moms when her aunt found a pamphlet about the organization; she was receiving treatment for cervical cancer at the time, three years ago. Even though she qualified for services after her treatment was over, she still needed help during her recovery. She also made a promise that once she fully recovered that she will find a way to help the organization and other moms.
She fulfilled her goal by helping create "Seeds of Strength," a support group of current and past "Singleton Moms." She also volunteers and welcomes new members.
Neugart is currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer.
Johnston, a 37-year-old mother of three from east Mesa, learned about Singleton Moms when going through hard times after she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010.
She lost her home and had to move with family for a time. She started looking for help online and Singleton Moms was the only organization that answered back. She, like Neugart, received help with bills, getting cooked meals, and other methodsd of support to keep going. When it came time to move into her own place, the organization helped her moved.
She also helped a "Singleton Mom" and her family get adopted in Christmas so they could have the chance to celebrate the holiday. Johnston is currently in remission.
Both Neugart and Johnston agree that the help provided by Singleton Moms was of importance during their fight with cancer.
"Having strangers that open their heart to you is an awesome feeling," Johnston said.
Mariah Buckley, a Singleton Mom boardmember and walk co-chair said that their fundraising goal is $20,000. The money will go to the services that the organization provides. Registration costs $25 or $35 if registrating on the day of the event and children under 13 can get in free. Each participant is asked to raise at least $100 in pledges. Check-in for the walk starts at 7 a.m. and the walk starts at 8 a.m. There will also be activities for the families such music, video game trucks on site for children and, since it will be St. Patrick's day, Irish music, beads and green shirts will also be part of the festivities.
For more information about Singleton Moms and the walk visit http://www.singletonmoms.org/.
What: Lean on Me 5k Walk
When: March 17
Where: SRP Pera Club, 1 E Continental Dr., Tempe, Ariz., 85281
Information: http://www.singletonmoms.org/
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Animal blessing honors St. Francis of Assisi
By Kitty Conley email@example.com October 10, 2012 9:46AM
Father Tony Janik, right, offers a prayer and blessing of children, adults, and animals at St. Anthony hospital on Thursday, October 4, 2012. | Scott R. Brandush~Sun-Times Media
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WINFIELD — Holy Spirit Catholic Church celebrated the Blessing of the Animals on Saturday, as young and old brought their dogs for a blessing.
The Rev. Tom Mischler presided over the blessing that has become a tradition at this newest parish in the Diocese of Gary.
Mischler gathered all around the center of the memorial path in front of the church. A bust of St. Francis of Assisi on a pedestal had been brought out to remind young and old of the works and teachings of the founder of the Franciscan orders and patron saint of animals. Mischler led the gathering in prayer, reminding everyone that the animals of God's creation inhabit the land and the sea.
Everyone joined in the response to the blessing, and Mischler walked among the dogs and their families, sprinkling each dog with holy water.
On the actual Feast Day of St. Francis, Oct. 4, blessings were given at Franciscan St. Anthony Health-Crown Point at its large statue of St. Anthony. The hospital is run by the Franciscan Sisters headquartered in Mishawaka, and the nursing home and Child Life Center are run by the Franciscan Sisters of Chicago.
The Blessing of the Animals has taken place at various times around Lake County. The celebration took place at St. Matthias Catholic Church on Saturday, Sept. 29. A multidenominational celebration of the Feast of St. Francis was conducted at Solon Robinson Park Pavilion on Oct. 7.
At Holy Spirit Church, the sizes of the dogs ranged from a Chihuahua and Yorkshire terrier to two Newfoundlands and totaled more than a dozen dogs. Barb Weadon was there with her two rescue Newfoundland dogs, Sammy and Chloe, who wanted to play.
The aggressive nature of a relatively large, black pug named Tank encouraged the conversation with his companions, Raffie and Lola. The black Labrador and beagle just ignored everyone else.
Two border collie mixed dogs were there. One belonged to Mischler, and the other was accompanied by her family of Dale and Nancy Waters and their grandson, Mason.
The feast day commemorates the life of St. Francis. He is the patron saint of animals, merchants and the environment. Although this started as a Roman Catholic feast day, Anglican and Eastern churches and many Protestant churches also celebrate.
St. Francis founded the Catholic Church's Franciscan order. He lived in Italy during the end of the 12th century and start of the 13th century. He was a minister to lepers and loved all the animals and the nature around him. He died on Oct. 4, 1226, and is often depicted surrounded by animals — big and small — that would gather around him. St. Francis was the proverbial rich bad boy who turned to a life of piety and service.


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Making comparisons that are insanely overwrought is a rite of passage this time of year. Though we've only seen one game, grand conclusions have been drawn in an attempt to be the first to get it right. Unfortunately I'm part of the problem. Bloggers anonymous has yet to be created – one day, one day – so I'm outing myself here. If you're reading this, thanks, you've only enabled my addiction.
Today's conclusion: Emmanuel Sanders will be this year's Torrey Smith.
Last year, Smith began the season as the Ravens No. 3 wide receiver behind Anquan Boldin and Lee Evans –yes, Lee Evans was considered a starting caliber just wideout one year ago. Smith would emerge in Week 3, lighting up a porous Rams secondary for 152 receiving yards and three touchdowns. Smith was a second round choice out of Maryland who was primarily a deep threat in his rookie season. While he put up some solid numbers – 841 receiving yards and seven touchdowns – Smith was prone to dropping passes at high rates. This year Smith is an unquestioned starter in a Ravens passing attack that looked very good on Monday night.
Sanders is in his third year, coming out of Southern Methodist, a considerably smaller school than Maryland. Both were drafted on day two of the draft – Smith in the second, Sanders in the third. Sanders begins this year behind Antonio Brown and Mike Wallace on the depth chart. Not only is that a more formidable duo than Boldin and Evans were, but Brown and Wallace are much younger. Sanders caught more than two balls in just two games last year.
But then on Sunday night something happened. The Steelers have made their reputation on methodically drudging through the heart of opposing defenses with a smash mouth running attack that features a plethora of running backs. That hasn't changed. Isaac Redman, Jonathan Dwyer and Rashard Mendenhall is a pretty excellent group – not to mention rookie Chris Rainey. But if Sunday's game against the Broncos is any indication the Steelers are more inclined to pass the ball this season, even when facing two of the best pass rushers in the league in Von Miller and Elvis Dumervil.
The Steelers used three receivers on 52 of 71 offensive snaps and Sanders tied for the team lead with eight targets. The trio of Wallace, Brown and Sanders call themselves 'Young Money' – a good sign for anybody who knows how important it is to be included in the coolest clique in school.
Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger opted to use the no-huddle for much of the game as well, looking to take advantage of a sagging defense that couldn't keep up with the Steelers' speed.
Obviously it's far too early to anoint Sanders as the next big thing in hidden fantasy gems, but in leagues with deeper formats the Bellville , Texas native could be the Kevin Ogletree of the AFC. Remember who told you to pick him up when you're collecting your money at the end of the season.
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mweir145 wrote:CBMGreatOne wrote:mweir145 wrote:Why does Manuel feel the need to throw him out there for 130 pitches every second outing?
Because his rubber arm is legendary. I tend to agree though. They could have let someone else handle the 9th considering he was already up around 115 through 8. If there's one pitcher in the game who you wouldn't worry about 130 pitches, though, it's Halladay.
Halladay is to the CG in the 21st century as Babe Ruth was to the HR in the 20's and 30's.
Everybody has their limit, though. Even the best pitcher of our era. No reason to push him in an April game, imo.
True, Pedro Martinez did have a limit, it was approximately 100 pitches. Though, I do not see why you are bringing Pedro up though, Halladay is built differently than the best pitcher of our generation.


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At a recent press conference, Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn said that the German automaker has plans to become the world's biggest automaker, usurping giants Toyota and GM.
"I see Volkswagen in the pole position... after the crisis, he said at the conference. "We are staying in the fast lane and the fuel tank is well topped up."
Although it takes some nerve to make such claims during an economic recession that is battering your industry, Winterkorn has good reason to boast: Volkswagen posted a huge profit last year - despite the recession - and analysts expect them to turn a profit (albeit a smaller one) for 2009 as well.
However, Volkswagen still has quite a long way to go. Toyota, which overtook GM last year (or the year before, depending on who you ask) as the world's biggest automaker, sold almost 9 million vehicles in 2008, and GM sold 8.3 million. Volkswagen sold about 6.3 million vehicles, making it the world's third largest automaker by a sizeable margin. It hopes to close the gap by 2018.
And although GM and Toyota both sell more cars than Volkswagen, GM is near bankruptcy and Toyota is bracing for massive losses from the 2008-2009 fiscal year. Volkswagen, on the other hand, posted a record net profit of £4.7 billion ($6 billion). This year, Winterkorn expect profits to drop by about 10 percent.
Volkswagen will focus on further penetrating the U.S. market in order to increase its sales. Last summer, it announced that it would build a $1 billion plant in Tennessee, where an all-new midsized sedan to compete with the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry will be produced. Its goal is to sell 800,000 Volkswagens in the U.S. each year. Last year, Volkswagen sold a little over 300,000 vehicles in the U.S. between its signature nameplate and Audi luxury brand.
Winterkorn also forecast some heavy global consolidation in the auto industry. He said that he expects one manufacturer to survive in Japan, one in China, one from the U.S. and "two or three" in Europe.
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U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and U.S. Rep. John Tierney urged Northeastern students to voice their support for a preventative measure that would halt a looming hike to federally subsidized Stafford loans.
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Law professor Brook Baker, a featured speaker at the upcoming 2012 International AIDS Conference, evaluates how the global community is faring in the battle against AIDS.
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WASHINGTON, August 7, 2013 — There is a new tool to combat illegal poachers in Africa: the drone. As poaching operations become more sophisticated and well-funded, conservationists and park rangers must keep up to ensure the survival of many species of rhino, elephant and big cat.
It is estimated that every year 10,000 to 25,000 elephants are killed for their ivory tusks in Tanzania, in South Africa one rhino is killed every 11 hours. The wildlife trafficking industry is currently worth over $10 billion and does not show signs of shrinking.
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Demand for products made from endangered animals is concentrated in Asia, where black market prices for rhinoceros horns and elephant ivory have recently reached record highs, fueling poaching. In South Africa alone, rhino deaths have risen by 3,000 percent since 2007. One of the country's largest national parks, the Kruger, has lost over 50 percent of its rhino population since 2010.
Equipped with night vision goggles, helicopters, state-of the art dart guns, and high-powered weapons, poachers are difficult to track and apprehend. Due to the lucrative markets for products made from animal parts, poachers are often better equipped than the local military, police, and conservation groups.
"Many of these guys are former Mozambican rebel fighters who come over the 250-mile border to the east," said Chris Miser, creator of the Falcon drone currently used in some South African conservancies. "They're carrying R5 assault rifles that you can only get from the South African military. They booby-trap rhino carcasses. Some suspects stopped recently were carrying AK47s but also had bodyguards with them."
With increasingly high stakes, African governments and conservationists are constantly battling to keep up.
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In 2012, Google donated $5 million to the World Wildlife Fund to test drone technology to combat illegal poaching in Nepal and Namibia, with an eye for developing technology that is inexpensive to produce and easy to use and repair.
In comments to Washington Times reporters and editors in late July, Tanzanian Ambassador to the U.S. Liberata Mumala said that on his visit to Africa last month President Obama discussed the possibility of using unmanned, unarmed aircraft to help the country's park rangers combat elephant poachers. The White House has not confirmed the comments.
Similarly, Ol Pejeta reserve in Kenya purchased a drone in January from Airware, an American company, for $70,000.
Ol Pejeta is representative of the problems facing most African reserves, and how drones could prove to be valuable tools in the fight against poachers. With 110 rhinos on the grounds, Ol Pejeta is home to four of the seven last-known remaining northern white rhinos in the world. With over 90,000 acres, the reserve employs only 190 rangers. Of these, only 40 are armed.
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"Poaching has reached pretty epic levels, most notably in rhinos and elephants," said Robert Breare, strategy and innovation specialists al Ol Pejeta. "One of the problems when you have thousands of acres of wilderness is that it's near impossible to be at all places at once, especially when you only have a handful of rangers patrolling. What this does is put an 'eye in the sky' to monitor things we just can't see from the ground."
In South Africa, home to a majority of the world's rhinos, researchers from the University of Maryland led by economist Tom Snitch are using the same technology used in Afghanistan and Iraq to predict IED bombers to predict where poachers are likely to strike.
Snitch is also attempting to solve the problem of using costly military grade drones by replacing them with civilian models like Chris Miser's Falcon drones: short-range, easy to operate, and with a relatively low price tag of $23,000 per drone, including the cost of a thermal camera.
The U.S. is also getting involved, even though it may not be by sending drones to Tanzania. Last December then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton upgraded wildlife trafficking from a conservation issue to a national security threat. The decision was made after reports that groups like the Renamo rebels in Mozambique, Uganda's Lords Resistance Army, and the Shabaab militants in Somalia were funded in part by poaching.
"I think [drones] will work to a degree," said Julian Rademeyer, a South African journalist and author of Killing for Profit, "but really, nothing beats a well-equipped ranger. Drones come in handy because they can spot movement—they're an intelligence-gathering tool. But you need to keep in mind the size of these places. Drones can help you know where to look, but when it comes down to it, manpower on the ground is still the key to stopping this."
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Between May 1804 and September 1806, 31 men, one woman, and a baby traveled from the plains of the Midwest to the shores of the Pacific Ocean. They called themselves the Corps of Discovery. In their search for a water route to the Pacific Ocean, they opened a window into the west for the young United States.
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Abraham Lincoln believed in the ideal that everyone in America should have the opportunity to improve his/her economic and social condition. Lincoln's life was the embodiment of that idea. We know him as the sixteenth president but he was also a spouse, parent, and neighbor who experienced the same hopes, dreams, and challenges of life that are still experienced by many people.
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Explore the Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail across five states to see the route 70,000 Mormons traveled from 1846 to 1869 to escape religious persecution. The Pioneer Company of 1846-1847 established the first route from Nauvoo, Illinois, to Salt Lake City, Utah, covering about 1,300 miles.
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Remember and commemorate the survival of the Cherokee people, forcefully removed from their homelands in Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee to live in Indian Territory, now Oklahoma. They traveled by foot, horse, wagon, or steamboat in 1838-1839.
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Welcome to 5th grade! This year you will have me as your teacher for reading, writing and social studies. We will learn a lot this year and we will work very hard; however we will also have a lot of fun! I like to use technology as much as possible and we will use Microsoft Word for our writing, PowerPoint for presentations, blogging to share our writing, and PhotoStory3 or Windows Movie Maker to create digital stories. I am also trying my hand at a few new technological tools, but we will have to see how that goes.
Supplies Needed: You will need to have lots of pencils, cap erasers, colored pencils, crayons, glue/glue sticks, scissors, a pencil case, ruler, 2 one-subject notebooks, a durable, plastic 2-pocket folder, a hard cover composition notebook, a 3 subject notebook and a 1 ring binder. We also welcome multi-colored highlighters, post-its, tissues, hand sanitizer and antibacterial wipes; however these last items are not required.
Our class blog is located at the Kids Blog website. Please check this frequently as we will be posting new blogs on a regular basis. Southside has access to Study Island. Your child can log in to study island at home and practice grade level reading and math skills. Your child can also play review games on this website to practice skills. To practice spelling words students can go to Spelling City and input their new words each week. Spelling City allows students to have the website teach them, test them or to just have fun playing games with their words. Remember to check PowerSchool to see what assignments your child has coming up. I update PowerSchool regularly. You can also see what grades your child has received in all subjects as well as comments from each of the teachers, course descriptions and assignment details.
If you have any questions at all please feel free to email me through this website or call me at the school. I am more than happy to answer any questions you might have or assist in any way.
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In reading this year we will be reading a lot! To be exact, our goal is for each child to read at least FORTY books this year. Yes, I realize that this sounds like a lot, but you are entering a classroom that loves books and our classroom library has over 2,500 of them. We will read every day at school and every night for homework. You are required to read at least 20 min. every night (30 min. if there is no math homework), however more is better. You will have lots of opportunities to read the books of your own choosing plus opportunities to share with others what you are reading.
Parents- as part of your child's homework they are required to respond to their reading every night. Students have a writing journal. This journal is to go home each night and come back to school each day. Please make sure that your child writes at least one page per week in response to their reading. Writing journals will be collected every Wednesday and graded according to the rubric in the front of the writing journal.
In social studies this year we will be learning about geography and you will have weekly geography lessons, practice and perhaps some homework. In addition to geography, our main focus will be United States history. In particular, we will learn about Native Americans, Explorers, Colonial Life, The Revolutionary War, US Government, and the Civil War. We will work in groups a lot of the time and we will do several really fun and interesting projects. We will also be doing a lot of reading, writing, and research in social studies. Be prepared for a great year in social studies!
This year in fifth grade we will write a lot! You will need to write at home at least FOUR pages a week and you will be writing at school just about every day. This year we will have a class blog where you can share your writing with the other students in our class and with your families at home. We will use lots of technology to help with our writing including Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, digital storytelling, blogging and more! I believe that writing is fun and hopefully you will learn to enjoy it as much as I do!


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"Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened." ~ Buddha
Our Intention The Finger Lakes Yoga Alliance is dedicated to cultivating a regional community that supports teachers and students to explore and share the path of Yoga. By uniting the various yoga traditions represented in our region, collectively we can enhance and expand the quality and quantity of offerings.
Why an Alliance? In a society that tends to promote competition, it is refreshing that we engage in a practice about union. Everyone, teacher and student, has so much to share and through collaboration we believe we can strengthen our hometown yoga satsanga and create a strong regional community.
As FLYA grows we hope to help studios and teachers host more workshops and events in our region, attract leading instructors from around the world, and make yoga accessible for all by providing scholarships to students to help with future learning and growth. We couldn't be more excited to start this journey, and we hope you will join us in this large mission to continue to enrich this region's yoga and wellness community and offerings!
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Date: December 20, 2012
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Siesta Dunes condominium complex defended its title as the category 1 (101 units or greater) winner of the 2012 Siesta Key Condo Council Lighting Contest Dec. 18.
Siesta civic and business leaders Diane Erne, Helen Clifford, Catherine and Bob Luckner, Russell Matthes, Cheryl Gaddie, Mark Smith and Sarasota County Commissioner Nora Patterson rode in a trolley provided by Matthes to check out holiday lights at 18 condos.
Six judges evaluated displays based on uniqueness, seasonal theme, colorfulness and the "wow factor."
Beachaven was the category 2 (51 to 100 units) winner, and Sandpiper Club won first place for category 3 (50 or fewer units).
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Our Sperling ancestors joined the Mennonite church at some early unknown time and thereafter all had Mennonite roots. They came through Prussia and Russia. Many lived at Waldheim, Molotschna, South Russia before immigrating to the United States in the years of 1874 and 1875. Some Sperlings came to Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota and eventually some to the Dakotas. The last documented ancestor was Peter Sperling who was married to Wilhelmina Friedericka Feierherrn. They were born in Prussia and most likely died at Waldheim, Molotschna, South Russia.
Peter Sperling has been connected to Lohrentz Sparling of Dorposch, Culm, Prussia and the son of Tobias Sparling, also of Dorposch, Culm, Prussia. Tobias had three siblings: Hans, Isaac and Sarcke. The father whose name is unknown is said to be the father of all Mennonite Sperlings. The records of these names come from the Church Records of the Old Flemish or Groeningen Mennonisten Societaet in Przechowko, West Prussia.
There were also some Mennonite Sperlings from Lichtfelde, Molotschna, South Russia whose father was named Lorenze Sperling born 12 Jan 1787 in Pholen, Prussia and married in Prussia to Helena Nachtigall. They later immigrated to Waldheim, Molotschna, South Russia [where "our" Sperlings were living].
I would like to connect all these Mennonite Sperlings BUT I need some more information on these ancestors to make the connections. With the towns and family names so similar and intermixed I just need a little more help!
Perhaps one of you researching the Sperlings has the previously unknown link. If so please contact me! Sperling Penner Families. Updated Sept 28,2012
Sperling Ancestors
Photo is of Peter and Anna Heidebrecht Sperling
Sperling (Sparling), was a Mennonite family name in a number of Prussian congregations as early as 1700, in Montau even before 1700. Tobias Sperling, living in East Prussia, was forced to leave his farm in 1722, moving to West Prussia, where he died. Laurens (Lorenz) Sperling was an elder of the Groningen Old Flemish congregation in the Culmsche Niederung 1757-ca. 1780, and Johann Sparling (died 1799) a preacher and elder (from 1775) of the Klein-Werder (Markushof) congregation. The name is also found among the Mennonites of Russia and America.
The form "Spaarlinck," which is sometimes found, seems to indicate that this family was of Dutch descent. From Gameo
Website by Viktor Kroeker. Viktor Kroeker is a Russian Sperling descendant This is in Russian, and it will go to a Google translation.
You could use Google translation to read it.
But I have translated the basic thoughts below:
Peter Sperling was born around 1770 in West Prussia. He died in [Valdkhayme] -- Russia (Ukraine) Waldheim, Molotschna, South Russia.
His father Lorenz Sperling died in 1779, when Peter was about nine years, and it is possible also that indeed both parents died about 1779.
In the [Menonite] genealogical information there is no data about the parents of Peter Sperling, but I added him under Lorenz Sperling, for the following reason: that both his parents died around 1779, and the step-mother has married another.
In my view, this was important reason for the mislaid or lost documentation.
It is known that Lorenz had a son of Peter Sparling, but his traces/documentation also are lost, at the same time, there is no information whatever about the parents of Peter Sperling.
Except in the [Menonite] program of GRANDMA there is only one Peter Sperling born in 18 century and one Peter Sparling.
This all gives grounds or basis to the fact that Peter Sperling is the natural son of Lorenz Sperling. Peter Sperling is married to Wilhelmina Friedericka Feierherrn.
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The official Michael Jackson website invites its visitors to share their MJ memories in classic blog comment form. As of writing there are 354 044 memories "from Michael Jackson fans worldwide", and growing naturally. Meanwhile, the Facebook page now clocks in 2 414 413 fans. On June 26, the same page had 880 991 fans…
By Betty posted on July 28, 2009 at 6:03 pm
Want an avatar? Get a gravatar! • You can link to this commentI remember watching Michael's videos on MTV with my friends..and wondering, how does he do that..Michael was a one of a kind musician. His talent and heart will never be matched by anyone else..To those who judge and bash him, Grow up..Michael is gone and it is no one's place to judge him but the man upstairs..He was tortured in life by the media , paparazzi and allegations from people trying to steal what he worked so hard for..Lets not torture him is death..give him the respect he has earned and deserves..My heart goes out to his Mother, siblings and most of all his children..God bless u all!!! Rest in peace Michael..
By Brandon J Rees posted on July 31, 2009 at 12:39 am
Want an avatar? Get a gravatar! • You can link to this commentIn July 1984 I was hit full on by a speeding car. I still bear the scars now and the reason for the crash remains fresh in my mind: Michael Jackson.
It was the days when school summer holidays lasted an eternity. I was 11 (nearly 12) and already by the 2nd week of the holidays, my friend Steven Blackmore and I had developed a serious shared Michael Jackson obsession…. read the rest of the story at my Michael Jackson memories blog. I would love to hear your memories.
By Joseph J Clancy posted on July 31, 2009 at 12:53 am
Want an avatar? Get a gravatar! • You can link to this commentI like him with the Jackson 5 as a child. I also liked thriller, and everything afterwards.
By The biggest MJ fan on the block posted on August 7, 2009 at 5:43 am
Want an avatar? Get a gravatar! • You can link to this commentI remember when i was just a little 7 year old… I remember when my sister was playing her new off the wall CD cranked to MAX on her sterio in her room. She never let me in her room so i remember sitting behide her bedroom door and just listtening to Rock with you and Dont stop till you get enough and Off the wall. I remember just loving it but i had no idea who sang whose songs. I also use to listten to alot of jackson 5 since my mom was a fan back in her days and she alwasys use to play ill be there and rockin robin for me and i would just dance to it. Once the motown 25th anniversary special was on the tv and the whole family was watching and when Micheal jackson came on the stage I saw the greatest preformance of my life! He did this move called the Moonwalk (duh) and i remember just stairing at the screan amazed of what i had just saw. I remember thinking, i am gunna learn that move. That was the day i also learned all that music my sister and mom were playing when by that same guy. I evetually learned the moonwalk 3 weeks later and i also grew a extream obsession of Micheal Jackson. I remember when i got my beat it jacket for my 11th birthday and locking my self in my room dancing to it all day! I had the glove and the hat and the sparkley socks. I just loved to preforme all my cool new MJ moves to my parents and friends. I remember thats how i got my first boyfriend haha:) I use to wear my glove to school almost everyday and my jacket. I thought only the cool kids had all the MJ gear back then! Oh and i cannot forget my first MJ concert durring his Bad Tour i went with my sister her friend and my boyfriend at that time. I had a blast. Even tho my boyfriend was there i had a moment when i touched MJs hand i accidently screamed out MARRY ME!!!!!!!!!! so loud i think my boyfriend got a little pissed haha. Just to prove my point I was a HUGE fan of MJ and i hope you rest in peace…. I am still in shock from his death it feels like he is still with me. I always felt sooo close to him. I hope you are living with the angels were you belong MICHEAL! I love you. The only bad thing is i actually never got around to marring you:P
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I'm looking for a way to use a bunch of packaged brownie mixes other than just plain. spice them up or make something else with them.
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- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Mon, Oct 29, 07 at 4:43
Wow Ginger - 46! I'm not going to browse through all 46 to see if this recipe is in there, but here's one that I've made and its pretty good. Caramelized Brownies 1 package chewy brownie mix (recommended: Duncan Hines) Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Melt the butter in a small saucepan. Add the pecans and sugar and cook, over medium heat, stirring frequently, until the sugar dissolves. Drizzle the caramel mixture over brownie batter and bake until a toothpick can be inserted and withdrawn cleanly, 25 to 30 minutes. |
I think I posted the recipe for these before... They are really good, IMHO, and I'm not usually a big brownie or peanut butter fan. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Peanut Butter Brownie Cookies
I got this one years ago off the side of a Betty Crocker Supreme Brownie mix. It's really good and I make it regularly. OATMEAL BROWNIES 2-1/2 cups oatmeal, uncooked Heat oven to 350° F. Grease bottom only of 13- x 9- x 2-inch baking pan. Mix oats, flour, brown sugar, and baking soda; stir in margarine. Reserve 1 cup of the oat mixture. Press remaining oat mixture in prepared pan. Bake 10 minutes; cool 5 minutes. Prepare brownies as directed on package; stir in nuts. Spread over baked oat layer; sprinkle with reserved oat mixture. Bake 35-40 minutes; cool. Cut into bars. Yield: 48 brownies. |
~*~*~Black Forest Brownies~*~*~ 1pkg (21oz.) brownie mix Mix together browie mix,1 cup pie filling.oil & eggs. |
- Posted by robbi_drake (My Page) on Sun, Nov 11, 07 at 22:14
There are a few recipes like that on this site, http://www.howdididoit.com which is a fairly neat site. I am looking for a good recipe for lemon curd if anyone has one. I've found a few but they are not so tart as I would like them to be. |
Here is a link that might be useful: How Did I Do It.
Barbi, Paula Deane just had another brownie recipe: Mix brownies according to pkg. directions. Place half of mixture into a prepared pan. Top with (3) Giant candy bars (ie; Hersheys milk choc.)Spread remaining batter on top and bake according to directions. They looked really yummy! Gina |
Barbi, I do the same thing as Gina has listed above but I use a full brownie mix on the bottom and another full mix on the top. DH loves it when I use the Hershey Symphony bars with the bits of toffee in them. |
I found this one today and need to send it to my daughter in law: Brownie Peanut Butter Cups 15 oz pk Brownie mix 1/3c very hot water 1/4c oil 1 egg 12 miniature peanut butter cups Preheat oven to 350°. Line 12 muffin cutps with baking cups.Combine brownie mix, water, oil, and egg. Beat 50 strokes. Fill muffin cups 2/3 full.Press peanut butter cup into batter until top edge of candy is even with batter. Bake for 20-30 minutes until brownie is set. Cool. RL` |
My mom makes this and it is delicious and easy. I'm sure you could use homemade ingredients rather than store bought items if you wanted to. If you want to make a big bowl of this for a crowd I would double it. Death by Chocolate Trifle In a large bowl layer brownies, then mousse, then cool whip, sprinkle with toffee bits, and continue to layer until out of ingredients. |
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