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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -- Nile Kinnick, Calvin Jones and Alex Karras are among nine past Iowa football stars who will be inducted into the new Kinnick Stadium Wall of Honor.
The university announced the award's first recipients on Tuesday.
Aubrey Devine, Randy Duncan, Gordon Locke, Chuck Long, Duke Slater and Larry Station will also be honored with their name and jersey number displayed adjacent to the press box in Iowa City.
Hawkeye players must either be a college football hall of fame member and a consensus All-American or a two-time consensus All-American to earn inclusion.
The three living members among the honorees; Duncan, Long and Station, will be recognized before Iowa's season opener against Northern Illinois on Aug. 31.
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26.01.05 - Undefeated Owen What the Heck Beck will face the toughest challenge of his career when he faces Monte Two Gunz Barrett in a 12-round IBF/WBC heavyweight title elimination bout presented by Don King Productions as part of the Spinks vs. Judah II: Arch Rivals Meet Me in St. Louis card at Savvis Centre on Feb. 5. Beck vs. Barrett will also be featured on the SHOWTIME telecast of the event at 9 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast).. Beck (24-0, 18 KOs), from Jamaica now living in Nashville, is the No. 4-ranked contender by the World Boxing Association and the World Boxing Council while Barrett (30-3, 16 KOs), from Queens, N.Y., is ranked No. 3 by the WBC, No. 4 by the World Boxing Organization, and No. 7 by the International Boxing Federation. This match has been sanctioned as an elimination bout by both the IBF and WBC, with the winner moving closer to a world title match. While Beck boasts the unblemished professional record, Barrett has faced stiffer competition. Barretts three loses came against world-class opponents Wladimir Klitschko, Lance Mount Whitaker and Baby Joe Mesi. Beck, however, remains undaunted. My strategy is that I'm not concerned about the scorecards, Beck said. I plan to work Barrett with my speed and knock him out. I'm turning over my over my punches very well right now. "Owen better stop believing all that undefeated hype, countered Barrett. He has no chance against me. His nickname is What the Heck, but Im going to change that to Hit the Deck." Tickets priced at $25, $50, $100, $250 and $500 are on sale now at the Savvis Center Box Office, all Ticketmaster Ticket Centers including Famous-Barr, Schnucks Video Clubs, Streetside Records, the BlueNote Sports Shops and the IceZone at St. Louis Mills or by speaking to a sales representative by phone at (314) 421-4400 or (618) 222-2900. Tickets can also be purchased on the automated phone line at (314) 241-1888 or online at www.ticketmaster.com.
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A lost treasure, a Nazi war criminal, and an expedition to find a legend . . .
After fifty years in hiding, the Nazi war criminal known as the Butcher of Spiegelgrund has finally been tracked down by Father Anthony Fowler, a CIA operative and a member of the Vatican's secret service. He wants something from the Butcher-a candle covered in filigree gold that was stolen from a Jewish family many years before.
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Sorry, to release again so soon, but I f**ked up and forgot to commit the
fix for the duplicate UID. Erk! Thanks to Nathaniel Virgo for noticing,
and reporting a bug in the chebstortion: for some input (eg. pure
sinewaves) it produces odd clicks in the output, I've seen this elsewhere,
but for the life of me I can't remeber where, or what caused it.Someone else reported a bug in the multiband EQ: freqeuncy dependent
wideband distortion, but I cant reproduce it, so more reports about this
would be good.To make up for it, I've just added a "Bode frequency shifter", an
interesting synthesis tool, as requested by Matthias. I've wanted one for
years, and didn't think they would be so simple to implement digitally.
It produces some aliasing with wideband input, I can fix it later if
enough people request it.Anyway, http://plugin.org.uk/releases/0.3.2/
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Beatles In Hoosierland 1964Dec 28, 2002
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The Bottom Line Looking back on the summer The Fab Four touched down in Indiana--first on the movie screen; then, on a stage at the fairgrounds!
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It isn't uncommon for me to start leaving a comment and have it to take on a larger life as a stand-alone piece of writing. And this is what happened after reading A Hard Days Night, an easy watch day or night. by popsrocks, which can be found by going here: http://www.epinions.com/content_84474498692 I was a little over 11 1/2, had just started having periods, and was looking forward to seeing The Beatles live at The Indiana State Fair just about a month later. My folks worked different shifts then, and my dad took care of me from about five until one in the morning when both of my folks were home--until he left for work the next morning, himself. So he was the one who loaded up four of my cousins and me into the car and took us to see A Hard Day's Night at The South Drive-In (besides several indoor theaters at that time, we had two drive-ins in Anderson--one on the south side of town and the other on the north side, which was called, not surprisingly, The North Drive-In). It seemed to everybody as if the projectionist were dragging his feet about getting the movie up on the screen on time, so, soon, car horns began to toot, and people started chanting: We want The Beatles!!! We want The Beatles!!! I was seated right beside Daddy at the time, so I reached over and started honking the horn, too, and my cousins and I joined in the chanting. Then, this grouchy voice came over the little squawkbox, "If you guys don't shut up, I won't run the movie!" There was a grounds-wide chorus of "BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" that we were all wise enough to do a capella instead of with horn-accompaniment. After that, total silence. Frankly, I think that the clown in charge was probably hoping that we just couldn't control ourselves. That way, he would have all of our money and could send us all home early and go home, himself, and get some sleep, sex, beer, or whatever floated his boat. We had to wait a little longer. Finally, there was at least a little action on the screen instead of simply a blank screen. "Looks as if the movie's starting, " Daddy commented. "Yeah," Barbara responded, looking at this little clock ticking off the minutes before showtime to elevator music, "if you can call that a movie!" I can't remember now if this were followed by what Barbara referred to as "the little moron" or not--but I do remember that she was predicting that it probably would be. And who was the little moron? He was the animated elf who appeared on the screen and tried to sell concessions by eating in front of us to more elevator music--one item at a time. I might be wrong, but I'm almost positive that the moron showed up that night, too--followed by a couple of movie trailers. That projectionist must have been sleepy, horny, and dry (not to mention greedy), because he seemed to be working very hard to inspire a noise-level in patrons where he would have grounds for no-refund dismissal aimed at the sell-out crowd. But we were all continuing to be little angels, so he was going to have to work for his dinner that night--no going home early to bed, boobs, bootie, and beer! Of course, back then, I was just too McCartney-innocent to have possessed this Lennon-cynic interpretation of what was going on. But I'm a lot more certain now that this projectionist had a hidden agenda. Who knows? He might have even invited a new group of suckers in after we had all been kicked off the premises in hopes of raking in some more moo-lah before going home to play! Finally, he gave up and ran the movie--which began with that famous long-held chord that always sounded to me like the striking of Big Ben. Before reading popsrocks's review, that's what I'd always assumed that it was supposed to represent instead of simply just a unique way to start an avant garde movie. At 6, Cathy was the youngest to go with us. The rest of us ranged in age from almost 11 to almost 47 (to be exact: 10, 11, 12, 14, and 46). Cathy had begged to go with us, even though we'd told her that she would probably go to sleep and miss most of it. We decided that it wouldn't hurt if she did, so she got to go, too. As it turned out, only Cathy and I stayed awake during the entire movie, not missing a bit of it! A month later, she also wanted to go to see the concert, but we only had tickets for my dad, Susie, and me. She was, of course, disappointed to tears, but was consoled when she was told that she, Barbara, and David would be having a special time at home together. When I told David that I wished I would be picked out of the audience to go up on stage and sing with The Beatles, he informed me that he heard that being right up on stage with them wouldn't be as great as I might think it would be. He said that, when sitting in the audience, the music would sound really good--but, up on the stage, it would be so loud that it wouldn't sound like The Beatles, but, instead, like standing next to a jet-plane about to take off. Of course, he'd never been to a concert before, but this was what he'd heard from some of his friends. The concert was held outdoors in a small stadium that was primarily used for watching harness-racing. There were stadium seats, but we had the ones made of folding chairs set out in the field--all that much closer to The Beatles. Our seats were fairly near the front-row. Rules had been laid down by the fair board that we were to stay in/by/on our seats and not try to storm the stage--AND we were to remain seated until we were dismissed after the show instead of all stampeding in the direction of The Beatles. Anyone breaking those rules would be subject to dismissal at the least and arrest at the most. Of course--though I was willing to obey those rules--I thought they were pretty hoity-toity at the time. Now, though, I can see how necessary they were. I might be remembering wrong--though I don't think so--but I think that the emcee for the concert was Bouncing Bill Baker from WIBC (1070 on your a.m. dial and now a talk-radio station). Speaking of WIBC, I could be wrong about this, but it almost seems as if its sister FM station is now my favorite oldies station WGLD (better known as GOLD 104.5). We first had some chit-chat from the emcee and a warm-up singer. Even though we were anxious to get to The Beatles part of the show, we found Bouncing Bill Baker and the singer very entertaining, too. Finally, the moment we had all been waiting for arrived!!! Several of us young girls stood on our chairs screaming! Being that they were folding chairs, it's surprising that none of them folded, giving us a REAL reason to scream! As you might expect from a born-stalker, I decided to stand up on my chair just a little bit longer than everybody else. Besides the dress I was wearing, I also had a sweater, and I took that off and started twirling it around and around in the air while screaming. And then it happened! George looked in my direction!!! Whether he could actually see me or not, I don't know--but he certainly knew something was happening out there! Daddy was able to get my attention, telling me to sit down so the show could start. I did--and the show started! Nobody was invited up on stage that night, but these fab studmuffins invited the audience to sing along with them on Can't Buy Me Love. This was a night that I would always remember! The year 1964 in general is something I would always remember, too, for a lot of wonderful reasons--but those have been told in past stories and/or will be told in future ones. |


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MISSOULA — The Montana University System believes its schools are well-positioned to address new guidelines released by the White House this week as it moves to combat sexual assaults on campuses across the country.
The University of Montana has already implemented many of the recommendations contained in the new White House report, and the state Board of Regents is looking to implement similar efforts across the entire Montana University System.
"By now, anybody who believed two years ago that the Department of Justice stumbled into Missoula and found an anomaly should have a different perspective," said Kevin McRae, deputy commissioner of communications with the Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education. "We see all 50 states – nearly every college and university – working to improve their safety and culture of respect."
Citing national figures suggesting one in five women will be sexually assaulted while in college, the new White House report laid out a series of guidelines to help campuses combat the problem.
Among them, schools should develop a campuswide plan to respond to reported assaults. They should also make it easier for victims to report incidents and develop student climate surveys to expose the issue.
UM implemented its own climate survey last fall, the results of which are being compiled. The survey was one of several steps taken by the university following a federal investigation into its handling of past incidents.
"We continue to address the issue of student safety and we know our work is never done in this area," said Peggy Kuhr, vice president of integrated communications at UM. "We have been proactive in taking concrete steps on this matter, which include developing a tutorial for all students and training for employees."
The university also added additional law enforcement to patrol campus, hired an assault prevention coordinator, and revised school policies and procedures to streamline the reporting process.
Regents are considering similar efforts across the Montana University System. McRae said they could include mandatory educational tutorials on alcohol consumption and sexual assault.
"We're looking at making some investment in a systemwide training and awareness protocol, not unlike the program at UM, but one that goes further than just sexual assault, but also addresses the wise use of alcohol," McRae said. "We have not made a decision yet, purchased a product or implemented anything."
Before the White House report was released this week, campus sexual assaults had gained national attention following a series of high-profile cases at Florida State University, UM, Yale and Dartmouth College, among others.
McRae said the incidents have increased the number of national resources and products available for schools to employ when combating the issue. The tutorial at UM, for instance, has been implemented at other national universities, and regents are shopping around for a plan that fits the entire Montana University System.
"We're trying to see if there's a system model that could help all campuses, and we would potentially take a mandatory approach, similar to UM," McRae said. "It's safe to say the Montana University System is investing in products and improvements we can make on a systemwide basis."
Ron Muffick, director of student affairs with the Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education, said regents set their sights on sexual assault and alcohol consumption two years ago, and have been working to address the problems ever since.
While the White House report has been criticized by some for not going far enough, Muffick said the recommendations coming down are encouraging.
"We have the people on campuses working on this, but we wanted to take a system approach to it," Muffick said. "We're encouraged by the fact we'll get more guidance and more specifics (from the White House) on what's expected of us."
According to data on file at the U.S. Department of Education, more than 110 forcible sexual assaults were reported on Montana college campuses between 2002 and 2012.
In that time, Montana State University handled 63 forcible sex assault cases while UM handled 31. Washington State University handled 59, while Idaho State handled 25 and the University of Idaho handled 21.
The White House report suggests that most campus assaults go unreported. Just 2 percent of those who are raped while incapacitated by drugs or alcohol, and 13 percent of forcible rape survivors, report the crime to campus police or local law enforcement.
If the national figures are correct, 846 forcible sex assaults went unreported on Montana campuses between 2002 and 2012.
"We feel the Montana University System – our colleges and universities – are strongly situated to continue our leadership and progress toward reducing and preventing sexual assaults," said McRae. "We're committing our leadership to improve our culture on campus and help students make safe, respectful and wise choices."


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CORIMA, part of the Italian Gesmar Group, has ordered a Damen ASD Tug 2810. The Damen ASD Tug 2810, which has a 60 metric tons bollard pull, will be deployed in the port of Ancona.
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The next chapter in the XCOM series will be revealed for the first time at Gamescom, CVG understands.
The game, believed to be titled XCOM Enemy Within, has been the subject of rumour for a number of months, and on Wednesday it emerged that multiple product listings for the project had been spotted on the Steam Database, as well as the South Korean classification board's website for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3.
A spokesperson for 2K games has told CVG "we're looking forward to making an announcement on August 21", but declined to comment further.
Whether XCOM Enemy Within is a full-scale sequel to Firaxis Games' XCOM: Enemy Unknown, or perhaps just an expansion, is unclear, but something appears to be underway behind the scenes.
In CVG's XCOM: Enemy Unknown review, the game is hailed as a "polished turn-based shooter that harks back to the golden era of strategy games."
The general critical consensus was that Firaxis had crafted one of the best strategy titles in a long time - see what other critics thought in our XCOM: Enemy Unknown review round-up.
An iOS version of XCOM: Enemy Unknown launched in June 2013. Optimised for touchscreen devices, it's priced at £13.99 / $19.99 on iPhone (4S and 5), iPad (mini, 2 and up) and iPod Touch (5th generation).
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Welcome to the home of the Rawlings Prospects NC 2019Spring 2015 - Roster set!!!!!December 7, 2014
The roster for the Rawlings Prospects NC 2019 has been set and we would like to welcome Ryan Kennedy and Matt Kelley to the Rawlings family. They will be joining a great team and with winter workouts right around the corner the coaches can't wait to get started. We are currently working on the schedule for tournaments and practices and will send them out as soon as possible. We would also like to say a few things about 2 team mates and a coach that have meant a lot to our program over the years and have decided to take a slightly different path in the spring. First off, Greg Strickland will begin playing with the Rawlings Prospects NC 2018 team. Greg has been a great player, team mate and friend over the years and hopefully he will join us for a couple games in 2015. He is an excellent short stop, outfielder and pitcher and will be missed but moving up to the 2018 team is what is best for him and we wish him the best. Secondly, we would like to say thanks to Chris Olcott and Jack Olcott. Jack has been with us for several years and has been a great player, team mate and friend who will be missed. He is an excellent center fielder and pitcher who has pitched against some of the best teams around. Jack and Chris have decided to focus on the High School team and activities that Jack is involved in and we wish them both the best. Coach Chris has been with our program for a few years and has helped our boys with his baseball knowledge and his medical skills. He has been and will continue to be a good friend. We have always worked hard to do whats best for the kids and Chris always had that in mind with his coaching. As Always ---- GO PROSPECTS!!!!!! Top Gun Winter World Series - Prospects end season going 0-4 in competitive Tourney!!November 10, 2014
The Fall 2014 season came to end with the Rawlings Prospects going 0-4 in Division 1 playing some really good teams from NC and Virginia. The tourney started Saturday with the Prospects playing the Stars Baseball Grey team out of Virginia. The boys just couldn't get anything going and lost the the game 8-0. In the second game Saturday the boys would face the Dirtbags. Although the Prospects would score first, the Dirtbags started hitting and never stopped. By the end of the game, the score was 13-1 with the Dirtbags winning. Going 0-2 put the Prospects as the 22 seed and in the Bronze Bracket. The first game Sunday was against the Stars Baseball Red out of Virginia. The Prospects would battle but would score a run and then give up 2. In the end the Prospects would lose 8-3. In the consolation game, the boys would face the Carolina Razorbacks. In a game that saw the boys struggle from the start, the season would end with the Prospects losing 7-2. Although a hard way to end the season, the boys played well this Fall and should be proud of the improvements they made. Time to work hard in the off season. Stats in tonight. AAU Halloween Ring Showdown - Butner- Rawlings Prospects go 4-0 and win 14U Open Championship!!!October 26, 2014
The Rawlings Prospects played 4 awesome games this weekend to go 4-0 in the AAU Halloween Ring Showdown and win the 14U Open Championship. The boys started Sunday off facing the Royals Prospects Black in the first bracket game. The bats were still working well and the Rawlings Prospects would score in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th innings to win the game 10-0. That win put the boys into the Championship. In the Championship game, the Prospects would jump out to a lead only to see the Titans battle back to tie the game. Then once again the boys would get the lead back and the Titans would tie it up again. At the end of 7 innings the game was tied and we went to extra innings. In the bottom of the 8th, Greg and Zach would get to 2nd and 3rd. Kyle was up with no outs and would drive in the winning run to win the championship. it was a great game and the boys should be proud of how well they played. Stats will be in tonight. Saturday Results Rawlings Prospects started Saturday off strong facing the Harnett County Outlaws. The Prospects jumped out to a 3-0 lead and would continue to play well. By the end of the game the Prospects would win 11-0. In the second game the boys faced the Carolina Titans. Once again the Prospects would jump out to a good lead but the Titans would battle back to within 1 run. Just as it looked like the game would get close, the boys would score a few more and by the end of the game the Prospects won 13-4. 2 solid games and looking forward to tomorrow. As Always ----- GO PROSPECTS!!!! USSSA Carolina Challenge - Prospects go 1-2-1. Tough weekend but time to work harder!!October 19, 2014
The Rawlings Prospects started Saturday off strong against the Sandhills Patriots. Great pitching, great hitting and strong defense led to a 10-1 win. In the second game, the boys were still working hard on offense but couldn't keep the pitching and defense going in the same direction. Unfortunately, as they would battle back, the Copperheads would jump out further. At the end of the time limit, the Copperheads would hand the Prospects a disappointing loss, 13-7. Sunday, the Rawlings Prospects would begin the day facing the Iron Pigs. In a low scoring battle the Prospects couldn't score more than 3 and would end up tying the Iron Pigs 3-3. With that tie the boys fell to the consolation game against the Orange County Copperheads. Against the Copperheads, the boys would start off giving a 6 run lead. After giving up the 6 runs, the boys could never get a good run going and ended up losing 10 -3. Tough weekend and played some different teams. Next weekend we are looking at USSSA Knightdale - Top Gun Middle Creek is already showing full and wait listing teams. Top Gun Rocky Mount this weekend also showed full early so we are going with the tournaments that appear to have the capability to have additional teams. Below is a link to the schedule. As Always ------ GO PROSPECTS!!!!! Top Gun NIT - Rocky Mount - Rawlings Prospects finish 4th in competitive Tourney!!!October 5, 2014
In a very competitive tournament, the Rawlings Prospects NC/NR team placed 4th in Division 1 and once again played great on a Sunday. The weekend would see the boys play 3 great games and one that, well was not so good. The guys are really coming together and becoming a strong Division 1 or Major team. We still have some thing s to work on but it is nice seeing the development coming in the whole group. The Prospects team started Sunday off facing the USA Diamondhawks the 4 seed. THe Diamondhawks would start by taking the lead in the bottom of the first but the boys would score 3 in the 2nd and 3rd and never look back. The Diamondhawks would battle back and score 2 in the 3rd but the at the end of the game a solid effort by the Prospects would have the Rawlings Prospects win by a score of 8-3. In the second game the boys would face the Evoshield Canes South. In a pitching battle and defensive game the Rawlings Prospects would take the lead 1 -0 in the top of the 4th. Then in the bottom of the 4th the Canes South would score 2 to take the lead. The game would go a full 7 innings with each team threatening to score but each teams defense would hold and the pitching would be outstanding. In the end the Canes South team won but it was a great game by both teams. The stats should be in Sunday evening so enjoy. Saturday Results The boys started Saturday off facing FBI Fungo 14U. With a lot of friends on the opposing team, the Prospects would take the lead with 5 runs scored in one inning. FBI tried to battle back but only plated 2 runs and Rawlings Prospects NC/NR would win the game 5-2. In the second game, the Prospects just couldn't get anything going. Evoshield Canes South would initially struggle to score but in the 3rd they scored 1 and then took a good lead. We struggled at the plate and never really threatened to come back. By the end of the game, it was 6-0 with an additional 20 minutes added for conference time at the mound - just kidding. The Evoshield Canes South won 6-0 and our thoughts and prayers go out to Coach Stokely and family for the loss of his father recently. Below is the link to the schedule. As Always ---- GO PROSPECTS!!!!! USSSA Baseball Bash - Greensboro - Rawlings Prospects win 3 on Sunday to win Championship !!!September 29, 2014
Boy, what a weekend - The guys played great on Sunday winning 3 games and the Silver Bracket Championship. The weekend saw the Prospects play with only 9 players with 2 injured and 1 sick. Then on Sunday, 2 coaches weren't there but even playing short players the guys would play as a team and took down every team they faced. The first game Sunday was a rematch against the Kernersville Bulldogs. It was a close game and the Bulldogs would lead most of the game by 2 runs. Jake pitched an awesome game for 6 innings and then in the 5th the boys would score 2 to tie it, take the lead in the 6th and add 2 more runs in the 7th to win 5-2. Jack came in and closed the game out and the Prospects would now face the Virginia Reds American team. In the game against the Reds, Jack would pitch 6 awesome innings. The Reds would lead briefly but by the 3rd it was tied at 3. In the 7th, both teams would score to send it to extra innings. Liam came in to pitch in the 7th and part of the 8th. In the 8th, the Prospects scored 2 runs and needed to hold on to win. With the bases loaded, Zach would come in to close. With Jacob and Kyle completing an awesome double play for 2 outs, Zach would strike out the last batter and after 8 innings the Prospects would win 5-4. This win put them into the championship game to face the NC Baseball Academy again. In the championship game, The Rawlings Prospects would take control in the first inning and never look back.They jumped out to a 2 run lead and then extended it to 4 runs in the 6th. Zach pitched a 1 hitter through 4 innings, with Campbell closing the last 3 innings out with no hits. The Prospects won 4-0. Stats will be in Monday night and next weekend, we have another competitive tourney with Top Gun in Rocky Mount. Saturday Results: The boys started the day a little rough and ended up 0-1-1 and in the 11 seed for tomorrow. The first game Saturday was against the NC Baseball Academy. The boys definitely were missing having Trev, Greg and Seth on the field with them. The game would end with the Prospects losing 6-1. In the second game, the Prospects would give the Kernersville Bulldogs a 4-1 lead for most of the game but would battle back to tie it 4-4. The game would end in a tie. As Always --- GO PROSPECTS!!!!!! USSSA Baseball Bash - Greensboro AAU Granville County Classic - Oxford - Rawlings Prospects win Championship!!!September 14, 2014
The Rawlings Prospects NC/NR went 4-0 this weekend in Oxford to win the AAU Granville County Classic. After going 2-0 Saturday, the Prospects would face the other undefeated team first game Sunday. In a close game, the Virginia Reds would jump out to a 2-0 lead. The Prospects would battle and tie it up at 2. Then the boys in the next inning would take the lead 3-2. The pitching would continue to be awesome and keep the Reds from scoring. The Prospects would win 3-2 and face the Redhawks next. In the Redhawks vs Prospects game, the Prospects would once again give up 2 runs early. Then just like the first game, the Prospects would battle and take the lead. This time the boys really took charge and scored a few more runs to win the game 9-2. Saturday Results The Rawlings Prospects started Saturday off facing the Halifax County Rattlers. After giving them a 2 run lead, the boys settled in and took the lead. Behind great pitching, solid defense and solid hits, the boys would win the first game 10-2. In the second game the boys faced the Royals Prospects. Once again the pitching was awesome and the defense played great behind it. The boys would take a 3-0 and never look back. The Royals tried to score but the Rawlings Prospects would shut it down. In the end it was Rawlings Prospects with the win 4-0. As Always ------ GO PROSPECTS!!!!! Top Gun Super NIT Rocky Mount - Prospects finish Runners Up Silver Bracket in Division 1!!!September 7, 2014
Rawlings Prospects NC/NR finished as Runners Up in the silver bracket in Division 1. Sunday was entirely different than Saturday. The guys played great. There are still some communication and teamwork items to work out but the boys really played well and it showed. The hitting was great and the pitching also was awesome. Even though we finished Runners Up, we definitely saw a major level team start to come together. In the first game we would face United 19. United 19 would jump out to a lead that wouldn't last long. By the bottom of the first the Prospects took over the lead and never looked back. United 19 would battle but the Prospects would shut it down and ended up beating United 19 by a score of 9-7. In the Silver Bracket Championship game, the Rawlings Prospects would face the Coastal Carolina Razorbacks. The Razorbacks jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the first but the Prospects would work hard and tie the game. In the bottom of the 7th, the Razorbacks would score the winning run to win the Championship. Saturday Results The boys started Saturday off facing the Evoshield Canes South. After giving the Canes a 2 run lead the boys kept the score down but couldn't manage to plate any runs. The Prospects lost the game 5-0. For the second game the boys faced the Dirtbags. The Prospects once again would be kept from scoring runs and the Dirtbags took advantage of some walks and errors. The Prospects would lose the game 10-0. Below is the schedule link and As Always ---- GO RAWLINGS!!!!!! AAU Summer World Series - Rockets go 5-2 End up as Runner's up!!July 21, 2014
Sunday's Results The first game Sunday would have the remaining unbeaten teams face off which was the 2 seeded Virginia Reds vs the 1 seeded Rockets. The boys definitely came out to play and jumped on the Reds. The pitching was great and Jack pitched a complete game. The Rockets offensive was rolling too and the Rockets would beat the Reds 10 - 2. After waiting a game for the loser's bracket to finish, the Rockets learned they would face the Reds again. The Reds would have to beat the Rockets twice to win the Championship and unfortunately they did. The games were close and the score would go back and forth. The boys usually don't get into these slugfest but we were holding our own against a team that was really hitting well. In the first game the Rockets would have the lead only to have one bad inning and let it slide away. The game would end with the Rockets losing 8-7. In the second game and for all the marbles, the Rockets would again lead but then lose the lead. It was close the whole game but in the end the Reds held on to win 12-11. Once again the Rockets played awesome and the boys should be proud of themselves. We have the Crystal Coast Nations Wood Bat World Series next weekend. After several years with the Rockets, Cody and Conner are moving on and we wish them the best. They were awesome teammates and played with a lot of heart and character. They helped make the Rockets what we are today, good luck guys!!! Saturdays Results After earning the 1 seed, the boys would start Saturday off facing Chargers Baseball. The Rockets jumped out to a 5-0 lead and wouldn't look back. The boys would end up beating the Chargers 13-2 and move on to play the Orange County Copperheads again. Once again the boys would jump out to a lead and extend it to 7-1. The Copperheads would battle back and get it to 7-5 but the Rockets wanted to stay unbeaten and would win 7-5. The next game is Sunday at 11:00am on field 2 against the Virginia Reds. if we win we play at 3:00pm and if we lose, we fall into the loser's bracket and play at 1:00pm. All games Sunday are on field 2. Have the boys there by 10:00am for warm ups in their Cardinal jersey. Friday's results The Rockets started strong in the first game and then squeeked by in the second to go 2-0 in pool play. The boys would start the World Series off facing the DC Destroyers. They played awesome and shut out the Destroyers 8-0. With great pitching, awesome defense and working hard at the plate, the guys looked in control and on their way to earning the 1 seed. In the second game, the Rockets faced the Orange County Copperheads. The boys jumped out to a lead and extended it out to 4 - 0 but the Copperheads would battle back. In the bottom of the 5th, the Copperheads would score 3 and were only down by 1 run - 4-3. Jake would come in to close and the Rockets would hold on to win 4-3. By going 2 - 0 and only allowing 3 runs, the Rockets earned the 1 seed and will face Chargers Baseball at 12:00 noon on the GAP field 1. Please have the boys there by 11:00am for warm ups in their black jersey. Below is the link and As Always ---- GO ROCKETS!!!! Rockets have a blast volunteering at Miracle League.October 13, 2013
The Rockets had a blast Saturday, volunteering at the Miracle League game. They had fun with the players and really represented the Rockets well. Here are some pictures I was sent and hated that I missed it. As always - GO ROCKETS!!!!! Rockets have blast at Cooperstown!!!!!!June 28, 2013
The North Raleigh Rockets have played some unbelievable baseball this week. They went 5-1 in pool play and allowed only 4.83 runs per game over 6 games. With that, they earned the 16 seed out of 104 teams at Cooperstown this week. The boys finished pool play tied for 14th but ended up getting the 16th seed after the tie break. The boys faced some great competition with a few major level and a couple AAA level teams. Going into the Bracket play the boys earned a few byes which allowed them a break until 4:00pm which then turned into 3:30pm to beat the rain moving in. Once again the competition was tough with nobody wanting to give up and be forced to watch the games remaining. The guys would win the first one to get into the final round of 24 teams. Then lose the second in a very close game that was a battle against a very good team from the Toronto area. The eventual champions were the Warriors Baseball Club of Michigan. If you don't remember that team, we lost to them 3-2 and 7-2 early this year. We have played extremely well with some of the best from all over the country and Canada this year. The guys are continuing to get better and after Cooperstown, it has been great to see a group of 11 players who have played with each other for years, develop into a great team. Yes, I will say it no guest players for a reason. Just Rockets!!!!!!! The guys finished 6-2 over the week, they had a ton of kids compliment them and tell them how good they were but the greatest thing was how the other coaches on several occasions said they played the game with class and character and showed great sportsmanship on the field. It has been an awesome week and the boys have loved hearing the crowd cheering for them. They definitely got to "Live the Dream". Thanks Rocket fans!! you guys are the greatest. One more left this summer and there is a chance we may switch to another location with Nations World Series at Rocky Mount being played the same weekend as AAU. AAU only has 2 other teams in our group, where Nations has 10. As Always ----GO ROCKETS!!!!!!!
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"Increasing evidence highlights a role for the immune system in the pathogenesis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), as immune dysregulation is observed in the brain, periphery, and gastrointestinal tract of ASD individuals. Furthermore, maternal infection (maternal immune activation, MIA) is a risk factor for ASD. Modeling this risk factor in mice yields offspring with the cardinal behavioral and neuropathological symptoms of human ASD."


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Gifford and its employees are so excited to have broken ground on a much-anticipated, and much needed, senior living community in Randolph Center. Construction began on the first phase - a new nursing home - of this multi-phase project in M
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Included in the Senior Living Community will be a new 30-bed nursing home, replacing the current award-winning Menig Extended Care Facility; up to 100 independent living apartments; and 20 assisted living units.
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Expected to be complete in May 2015, the nursing home is the first phase of this project. This new facility will feature the same high-quality care residents and their families have grown to expect from the Menig Extended Care Facility. The experience will be enhanced with private rooms and a picturesque, rural setting for residents, many of whom have come from farms and rural areas. The property will have acres of agricultural land, including vegetable and community gardens where fresh foods will be grown to be enjoyed by the residents. Collaborating with the neighboring Vermont Technical College and its active nursing program, the new nursing home will provide opportunities for nursing students to learn and work in their immediate neighborhood. The new nursing home will also adopt the Eden Alternative program - an international model for improving nursing home care for the elderly by returning decision making to seniors to provide purpose and meaning in life.
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As our community members increasingly consider downsizing, their options locally are limited. Gifford will address some of the area's significant need for high-quality independent living options with a state-of-the-art facility designed for the most efficient use of resources and appropriately set in our rural landscape. Initially, 40 independent living condominiums will be created under one roof. More units will be added in future years based on demand. The attractive and handicapped-accessible condominiums will range from studios to two-bedrooms. They will be owned assets, becoming part of a family's estate, with a monthly fee. That fee will include one meal daily, house cleaning, snow removal and full enjoyment of the 30-acre property for the physical and spiritual well-being of residents. Among property amenities will be spacious community dining and living rooms to enjoy and share with family and friends, as well as community gardens, walking paths, stunning views and easy access to Vermont Technical College's modern workout and pool facilities and large library. For some, it will be a retirement community – a purposeful downsizing as other interests rise to the forefront. For others, it will be a needed transition away from second-story bathrooms and bedrooms to a community providing a worry-free lifestyle.
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Bethany Hamilton attended Thursday morning a Dedication of House No. 76 built by Golden Crescent Habitat for Humanity in Victoria.
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Chandler officials expect the city's airport to generate $88 million a year for the local economy by 2025 — and an additional $17 million just by extending a runway to better accommodate corporate jets.
But opponents of the runway extension expect more noise and greater danger of a plane crash.
"They admit the airport's grown so fast, but they don't admit that people live around the airport," said Andy Quirk, 43, a Chandler resident and airline pilot who lives about four miles from Chandler Municipal Airport.
The decision whether to extend the runway will go to voters on May 15 as part of a $451 million bond package, the largest in Chandler's history. While Chandler is only seeking $65,000 in bonds for the runway — the remainder of the $2.4 million total cost will come from federal and state grants — city ordinance dictates that a runway extension must include voter-approved bonds.
The runway extension is part of a larger airport expansion that will include increased taxiways and hangar space. There is currently a 10-year waiting list for hangar space at the airport.
And the airport is at the center of the Chandler Airpark, a 9-square-mile office and industrial campus expected to bring nearly 25,000 jobs to south Chandler when completed.
The airport is the fourth busiest in the Valley — 45th nationwide — with about 270,000 landings and takeoffs last year. That number is expected to hit 400,000 by 2025.
City officials and other proponents of extending the runway 850 feet say doing so will increase the runway's overall safety and make Chandler a more attractive location for companies that rely on corporate jets to do business. The current runway would be extended from 4,850 feet to 5,700.
Many jets flying out of Chandler must do so without a full fuel tank during the hottest summer months. With a longer runway, those planes could gain enough speed to take off even when fully fueled. A Beechjet 400, the most popular jet aircraft at the airport now, could fly about 500 miles farther than it can now with the current runway length, an airport official said.
"They can get to like the Dallas area, maybe St. Louis," Airport Manager Greg Chenowith said.
And stopping for gas adds about 50 minutes and nearly $1,800 to the cost of the flight, according to the city's airport master plan.
The jet could fly direct from Chandler to cities such as Chicago, Atlanta or Detroit if it took off with a full tank of fuel, Chenowith said.
Airport neighbors, some of whom successfully defeated a proposed $1 million bond in 2000 for an 1,800-foot runway extension, promise to fight the new proposal and are even talking strategy with a local group formed to oppose drug-tester Covance's planned facility in the adjacent airpark.
"Politics make strange bedfellows, what can I say," said Guy Pepoy, 60, a printing-company owner who lives on a 2.5-acre "horse property" just south of the airport.
"Now we've got people who are really motivated because of the City Council's decisions relative to Covance," Pepoy said. "So you've got a lot of people who aren't too happy with decisions that have been made."
The alliance revolves around perceptions that Covance has been a heavy proponent of the proposed extension because company executives want to fly in on the company's corporate jets.
The thing is, Covance doesn't own corporate jets. Employees travel on commercial flights.
"The airport that we've been most concerned with being in close proximity to is Sky Harbor," Covance spokeswoman Camilla Strongin said. She said she did not know how the company's clients traveled when visiting Covance facilities.
Chandler's plans for its airport have little, if any, impact on Covance's plans to build a large laboratory near Gilbert and Queen Creek roads, she said.
Meanwhile, runway extension opponents said they are getting organized but have not filed paperwork to form a political committee to oppose the bond proposal.
About a half-dozen residents have spoken against the extension during recent City Council meetings.
Their message so far: "The voters have said 'no' twice on this issue," Pepoy said. "How many times do you have to say it before it sinks in."
Proponents say lengthening the runway will make the airport safer for all aircraft and more economical for jet aircraft since they will be able to take off with full loads of fuel all year long.
"If this runway doesn't get extended, then my biggest concern is it makes it less user friendly and it makes it less safe for the aircraft that are presently operating out of the airport," said John Walkup, who is heading a political committee formed by pilots and business owners at the airport to campaign for the runway extension.
The longer runway, essentially, gives pilots more room to maneuver. Pilots have more time to gain speed for takeoff as well as more room to stop during a landing, airport officials said.
But to opponents, the added fuel poses dangers far greater than any safety gains that might come with a longer runway. Specifically, they're worried about a jet crashing into a shopping center that includes a Wal-Mart and several restaurants, and a movie theater expected to open in the spring — all built within the last two years almost underneath flight paths to the northeast of the airport.
There were nine airplane accidents last year at the airport. Most involved student pilots' landings during training flights and did not cause serious damage or injuries. A pilot in one crash Dec. 10, however, did suffer serious injuries when his plane went down about half a mile southwest of the airport. Officials are still investigating the cause of that crash.
Opponents of the runway extension said they would prefer the city encourage jet traffic to use another airport and concentrate on developing Chandler into a supreme facility for smaller, non-jet aircraft.
City officials and expansion proponents point out that jets using Chandler airport are fully fueled at least nine months of the year already, and a longer runway won't be rated for heavier or larger aircraft. But jet traffic will increase in coming years even if the runway isn't extended, they say.
"That's happening if nothing changes," said Richard Mulligan, Chandler's economic development director.
Learn more
What: City officials will hold a public meeting Feb. 15 to give an update on development plans at the Chandler Airpark, including plans by drug-testing giant Covance, which is planning a large facility near Gilbert and Queen Creek roads.
Where: The meeting will be 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Chandler-Gilbert Community College, Student Center Conference Rooms 140-144, 2626 E. Pecos Road.
Who: Staff from the Planning and Development Department and the Economic Development Division will provide the public with an overview of Airpark development and discuss the city's planning process. Questions regarding development impacts on air quality, traffic, wastewater and hazardous waste disposal will also be addressed at the meeting.
Information: (480) 782-2220.
Chandler Municipal Airport
• Size: 542 acres
• Runways: Two, 4,850 feet and 4,440 feet.
• Annual contribution to Chandler economy: $54 million
• History: Started out as a landing strip for crop dusters in the early 1940s, but was bought by the city in 1948 for $8,000.
• Compares with other East Valley airports: Chandler is the second busiest airport in the East Valley with about 270,000 takeoffs and landings last year. Mesa's Williams Gateway Airport had 280,000 last year.
• Primary uses: General aviation airport used by private pilots and flight schools.


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Good News Translation (GNT) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milcah, and Tirzah were the daughters of Zelophehad son of Hepher, son of Gilead, son of Machir, son of Manasseh, son of Joseph. | 1 The daughters of Zelophehad son of Hepher, the son of Gilead, the son of Makir, the son of Manasseh, belonged to the clans of Manasseh son of Joseph. The names of the daughters were Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milcah and Tirzah. They approached |
2 They went and stood before Moses, Eleazar the priest, the leaders, and the whole community at the entrance of the Tent of the Lord's presence and said, | 2 the entrance to the Tent of Meeting and stood before Moses, Eleazar the priest, the leaders and the whole assembly, and said, |
3 "Our father died in the wilderness without leaving any sons. He was not among the followers of Korah, who rebelled against the Lord; he died because of his own sin. | 3 "Our father died in the desert. He was not among Korah's followers, who banded together against the LORD, but he died for his own sin and left no sons. |
4 Just because he had no sons, why should our father's name disappear from Israel? Give us property among our father's relatives." | 4 Why should our father's name disappear from his clan because he had no son? Give us property among our father's relatives." |
5 Moses presented their case to the Lord, | 5 So Moses brought their case before the LORD |
6 and the Lord said to him, | 6 and the LORD said to him, |
7 "What the daughters of Zelophehad request is right; give them property among their father's relatives. Let his inheritance pass on to them. | 7 "What Zelophehad's daughters are saying is right. You must certainly give them property as an inheritance among their father's relatives and turn their father's inheritance over to them. |
8 Tell the people of Israel that whenever a man dies without leaving a son, his daughter is to inherit his property. | 8 "Say to the Israelites, 'If a man dies and leaves no son, turn his inheritance over to his daughter. |
9 If he has no daughter, his brothers are to inherit it. | 9 If he has no daughter, give his inheritance to his brothers. |
10 If he has no brothers, his father's brothers are to inherit it. | 10 If he has no brothers, give his inheritance to his father's brothers. |
11 If he has no brothers or uncles, then his nearest relative is to inherit it and hold it as his own property. The people of Israel are to observe this as a legal requirement, just as I, the Lord, have commanded you." | 11 If his father had no brothers, give his inheritance to the nearest relative in his clan, that he may possess it. This is to be a legal requirement for the Israelites, as the LORD commanded Moses.' " |
12 The Lord said to Moses, "Go up the Abarim Mountains and look out over the land that I am giving to the Israelites. | 12 Then the LORD said to Moses, "Go up this mountain in the Abarim range and see the land I have given the Israelites. |
13 After you have seen it, you will die, as your brother Aaron did, | 13 After you have seen it, you too will be gathered to your people, as your brother Aaron was, |
14 because both of you rebelled against my command in the wilderness of Zin. When the whole community complained against me at Meribah, you refused to acknowledge my holy power before them." (Meribah is the spring at Kadesh in the wilderness of Zin.) | 14 for when the community rebelled at the waters in the Desert of Zin, both of you disobeyed my command to honor me as holy before their eyes." (These were the waters of Meribah Kadesh, in the Desert of Zin.) |
15 Moses prayed, | 15 Moses said to the LORD, |
16 "Lord God, source of all life, appoint, I pray, a man who can lead the people | 16 "May the LORD, the God of the spirits of all mankind, appoint a man over this community |
17 and can command them in battle, so that your community will not be like sheep without a shepherd." | 17 to go out and come in before them, one who will lead them out and bring them in, so the LORD's people will not be like sheep without a shepherd." |
18 The Lord said to Moses, "Take Joshua son of Nun, a capable man, and place your hands on his head. | 18 So the LORD said to Moses, "Take Joshua son of Nun, a man in whom is the spirit, and lay your hand on him. |
19 Have him stand in front of Eleazar the priest and the whole community, and there before them all proclaim him as your successor. | 19 Have him stand before Eleazar the priest and the entire assembly and commission him in their presence. |
20 Give him some of your own authority, so that the whole community of Israel will obey him. | 20 Give him some of your authority so the whole Israelite community will obey him. |
21 He will depend on Eleazar the priest, who will learn my will by using the Urim and Thummim. In this way Eleazar will direct Joshua and the whole community of Israel in all their affairs." | 21 He is to stand before Eleazar the priest, who will obtain decisions for him by inquiring of the Urim before the LORD. At his command he and the entire community of the Israelites will go out, and at his command they will come in." |
22 Moses did as the Lord had commanded him. He had Joshua stand before Eleazar the priest and the whole community. | 22 Moses did as the LORD commanded him. He took Joshua and had him stand before Eleazar the priest and the whole assembly. |
23 As the Lord had commanded, Moses put his hands on Joshua's head and proclaimed him as his successor. | 23 Then he laid his hands on him and commissioned him, as the LORD instructed through Moses. |
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12 I was at peace, and he shook me apart. Yes, he grabbed me by the neck and dashed me to pieces. He set me up as his target | 12 All was well with me, but he shattered me; he seized me by the neck and crushed me. He has made me his target; |
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Poll results: Utahns welcome diversity but perceptions don't always match reality
Editor's note: This report is part 2 of "Coming to our Census," a series of reports that takes a careful look at the issues posed by the changing demographics of Utah and the nation.
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Part 1: The changing face of Utah - Are we ready to embrace the future?
Part 3: Some solutions in place to close education gap, but is Utah willing to pay for them?
Part 4: Latino students face barriers to higher education
Part 5: Minorities face hurdles in getting health care
Part 6: Immigrants, refugees can choose which aspects of culture to assimilate
Lists: Poll responses: Benefits of a more diverse population in Utah; Poll results about Census data: Perceptions don't always match reality
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utahns like the idea of a more diverse state. They're just not sure what that will mean, and in some cases, they're drawing from incorrect perceptions.
About one-fifth of the 2.8 million people in the Beehive State are ethnic minorities, many of them young, working-age adults and children, according to the latest Census figures. If current trends continue, Utah will join the rest of the nation as a place where minorities become the majority in many cities and counties.
To help gauge attitudes about these changes, KSL and the Deseret News commissioned a public opinion poll of 411 Utahns. The poll results reflect a Utah that is generally receptive to the changing landscape.
Seventy-seven percent of Utahns polled by Dan Jones & Associates said they consider the state's increasing diversity as a good thing, with 38 percent describing the change as "a very good thing."
The Most Rev. John C. Wester, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City, who moved to mostly white Utah from a diverse San Francisco in 2007, said he is "encouraged by the people who say, in general, that diversity is a good thing."
That's true in general but is especially welcome news to Catholics, he said.
"St. Paul's Church calls the body of Christ many members and one head. If you don't have all the members, your community is less able to reflect the presence of God," he said.
Two-thirds of Utahns polled said they grew up in environments that welcomed or encouraged racial diversity.
"I think there is more tolerance, more appreciation of the strength diversity gives us. I think we're moving in the right direction but I think at times, we're stumbling there," said Salt Lake immigration attorney Mark Alvarez.
The poll, conducted May 15-20, revealed a disconnect in some cases between Utahns' perceptions about illegal immigration and actual data.
For instance, the number of illegal immigrants living in the United States has fallen from its peak in 2007, and it has leveled off the past two years, according to U.S. Census Bureau and U.S. Department of Homeland Security estimates.
Even so, the poll found that 74 percent of Utahns consider illegal immigration in Utah a serious problem.
Experts said immigration has slowed to a trickle in the past two years as the recession has worsened and the federal government has enhanced border patrols. Deportations of unauthorized Mexican immigrants across the nation have risen to record levels — 280,000 in 2010 alone, according to the Pew Hispanic Center.
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Point Lobos Summer Adventures Program
The Point Lobos Summer Adventures program is an outdoor day camp for kids ages 8 to 12. The goal of the program is to expose children to the joys of exploring and recreating in our parks. The program is based at Point Lobos but includes visits to numerous local parks.
In 2015, the cost to register for the program was $350 for each 2-week session. Registration fees cover the costs of the required uniform and all trips and experiences associated with the program including items such as kayak rental, whale watching and honorariums to various, non-profit presenters.
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Marmomacc - International Exhibition of Stone Design and Technology sponsored by VeronaFiere, this year reached its 45th edition - has this project by Evelina Bazzi, which is proposed as an annual event focussing on marble, stone and design. For its third edition in 2009, Marmomacc Meets Design chose to investigate the theme of the hybrid, to represent internationally renowned designers and companies that have used marble in experimental applications.
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The George Hotel Edinburgh
Housed in a grade II listed building on a prime position in the elegant George Street, the George Hotel is a perfect accommodation option for most of the most popular attractions in Edinburgh.
Boasting one of the most prestigious locations of Scotland's Capital, the George is situated in the heart of the city, taking prime position on the elegant George Street. This grade II listed building with its distinctive facade was designed over two hundred years ago and has been refurbished to restore many of the original architectural details which have been carefully retained. The George is within easy reach of the majority of Edinburgh's most popular attractions including the famous Castle, Princes Street Gardens and Holyrood Palace. A little further afield is Edinburgh Zoo and Leith Port which is now home to the Royal Yacht Britannia. All 249 of the hotels en-suite bedrooms, many with views of Edinburgh Castle or the Firth of Forth, have been furnished to a comfortable upper four star standard to ensure your comfort is guaranteed. The George Hotel offers facilities for conferences, banqueting and special events, with function rooms accommodating between 2 and 300 people including the Kings Hall which can seat 300 delegates theatre style or 300 people for dinner. Easily accessible by road, rail and air, the George Hotel is just a few minutes walk from Waverley Station and is just a short journey from Edinburgh International Airport. Car parking is available close to the hotel at the NCP or there is on street metered parking between 08.30 and 18.00.
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It's Friday all right! Make it a great day!
I want a "do-over" for today! Still having sick stuff, better, but not all gone. Drat. Also prayers for Rex, Ryan and us. We took Rex to the night vet in the wee hours this morning, got home about 4:30am. He was unable to get up off the floor, poor baby. We carried him in a blanket to the car and into the vet. He sniffed around the exam room, stood up, and walked. He is favoring his right rear leg, and I wonder if it went out of socket or something. Anyway, he's almost 12. We ran bloodwork and he has a couple of off counts. They sent us home with antibiotics for him. He was fine until DD and I were leaving for school and work, then he got stuck again. I used a towel under his belly as a sling to lift him off the floor, and then he could stand ok. He's got a 2pm appointment with a new vet, his retired. I've got his labs, and will take DD out of school to help me with him in case we have to lift him again. Poor baby! He is eating and drinking, but he's hurting a bit.Enough of my miserable day. How are all of you? Better I hope!
Guess what? The miserable day got worse... Did get Rex to the new vet and loved them. We will watch him to see if he does the leg thing again, but they have no clue what's wrong. While waiting our car got hit in the parking lot, a good amount of damage. And now I'm trying to arrange a rental car and drop this off at the shop since technically it shouldn't be driven(lights). But... Big race in town this week, no rental cars for miles around. Oh joy. See...a "do-over" is needed.
have a SAFE night everyone!Later....
Oh Becky and all that happening when you do not feel well! Hugs, hope Rex is better soon, glad you like the new doc. Oh my gosh on the car...did they leave their name? Prayers for you and your family during this stressful time.
I am doing ok..still shaky and leg pain..but incision is doing well....still coughing and that hurts..but otherwise all ok. Need to potty to.....so lots of tummy pain.
Candice, I'm glad your back is healing! Yay! Actually, the woman stayed and turns out we have the same agent so I made the call and we sat passing the phone back and forth While claims set up a case. Pretty funny actually, if it wasn't such a pain. Monday I should be able to get the rental car I want, not a "chew your knees compact."
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Rose..lol on the mess and the cable guy..dh thinks I am crazy for wanting things to be nice when workers come to work!lOL....but some workers talk about the homes they have been in and what a mess they are. Bet you will be glad when your laundry room is done.
I am upstairs doing light laundry...they said I could if I did not lift too heavy of wet clothes. I have been trying to walk around the house to build up strength..but still so shaky. DH's sister brought some food over...first things other than yogurt and eggs I have had all week. Was not homemade but is still good..beef veggie soup and chicken on top of a salad, cookies and banana bread. DH really liked it..will get another meal of of it too.
Becky...glad it was not a hit and run...and all is well. feel better..that was a bad day!
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Old fabs don't go away, they come back as....data centers? The presenter of this webcast shows how Intel took a wafer Fabrication facility (fab) with a 3-story design and retrofited it as a data center. One can see innovations in data center power delivery and air cooling, as well as one of the world's fastest super computers.
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Serve up creamy, cheesy chicken enchiladas, and no one will be late to dinner! Submitted by SKEYDOO Carbs: 35g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 18.3g | Calories: 252
A tasty, spicy meal with only 10 minutes of prep time! Submitted by REGNETS03 Carbs: 27.5g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 7.1g | Protein: 24.7g | Calories: 247.9
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Submitted by SUSIEQMOM Carbs: 13.8g | Fat: 6.4g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 11.4g | Calories: 156.3
This quick Southern dish contains no added fat and very little added salt in its spicy tomato sauce. Carbs: 20.7g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 4.3g | Protein: 33.3g | Calories: 255.4
The same great taste of the Italian favorite, but this one only has five grams of fat! Submitted by CONNIE563 Carbs: 13.6g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 17g | Calories: 173.3
Rich, flavorful honey mustard chicken with carrots and potatoes. Carbs: 39.4g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 356.7
We cut the grease and used reduced-fat string cheese to re-create a pub favorite. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 15.4g | Calories: 145.2
My whole family loves these! Although they may seem small (considering the size of muffin we can get in a bakery) but we always add a helping of fruit or yogurt for breakfast. Yummy! Submitted by CHICKLET14580 Carbs: 17.1g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 79.5


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A Jackson County man was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison Thursday after he entered a guilty plea in U.S. District Court in New Albany to charges of possessing and producing sexually explicit material involving minors.
According to Tim Horty, with the U.S. Attorney's office in Indianapolis, on July 19 of last year, 30-year-old Lance B. Grant, who is also known as Brandon Grant, was found by federal and local law enforcement to possess a number of videos and images depicting minors engaging in sexually explicit conduct.
The indictment identified 14 specific videos and still images possessed by Grant on his home computer. He was also charged with three counts of producing sexually explicit material involving a minor female between Jan. 22 and June 10, 2012. Grant admitted that he produced sexually explicit images of the minor female using a digital camera and his desktop computer.
Officials say Grant was also ordered to serve lifetime federally-supervised release at the end of his prison term.
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