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OL Freeman takes highest honor
The Central High School football team held its annual banquet recently to honor the 2013 season and senior center Colton Freeman earned the top honor as the recipient of the Holland's Award.
Freeman was named second-team all-state in Class 5A by the Texas Associated Press Sports Editors and helped the Central offense to a record-setting season, and the team to the District 2-5A championship.
Freeman has verbally committed to play football for the University of Houston next month.
Other award winners included: Offensive line — Braden Lee/Travis Stone; Offensive back/receivers — Mickey Scott; Defensive backs/linebackers — Bryan Bass/Jacob Berg; Defensive line — Joseph Brooks; Special teams — Kaden Crouch; Heart — Jonathan Flores; Minton L. White Scholarship Athlete — Braden Lee.
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Recipe by McCormick® Holiday
"Make this savory stuffing, featuring poultry seasoning and thyme, a holiday tradition at your house. The oven-baked stuffing is the perfect complement to roasted turkey or turkey breast."
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1 cup butter
2 cups chopped celery
1 cup chopped onion
2 teaspoons McCormick® Thyme Leaves
1 1/2 teaspoons McCormick® Poultry Seasoning
1 teaspoon seasoned salt
1/2 teaspoon McCormick® Black Pepper, Ground
12 cups dry unseasoned bread cubes
4 cups chicken broth
A brief trip home to check on our kitchen remodel progress and we're back in Naples - and we were longing for a home cooked meal. So desperate for good home cooking that Hubs requested "Thanksgiving Dinner." In July. In Florida. With limited opportunities to get in the kitchen and cook I was only too happy to oblige. Realizing I had no bread for stuffing (and didn't want to use hot dog buns in the freezer...) I first had to make a loaf of bread. And then I had to cut the bread up into cubes, and dry it in the oven for about a half hour at 225 degrees. Now I admit I've never made stuffing with homemade bread before, and I must say I did notice the difference - and in a positive way. Nor have I ever used a recipe for stuffing, but just for grins I had fun trying this very basic recipe and found that other than being a little on the salty side, it is a good, reliable recipe for stuffing that newbies or otherwise inexperienced cooks will appreciate. I love the addition of fresh herbs in this and these aromatics not only flavored the stuffing nicely but filled the kitchen with their wonderful aroma (well, that and a turkey breast roasting in the oven at the same). Take a good, basic stuffing recipe like this one, with its inclusion of fresh herbs, prepare it with a good bread (homemade or other) and you'll be quite pleased with the results.
Too Much butter!! It was very greasy. I had to keep draining the butter out of the casserole dish. Once I got most of the grease out, i baked it about another 40 minutes to get rid of the mushiness. The flavor was good, but next time i will omit about half of the butter.
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My husband said this was the best stuffing he ever ate. I thought it was a bit dry, I was afraid to make it mushy, next time I will add more liquid and cook it less, I probably left it in the oven for longer because I baked it at the same time with turkey (350 instead of 375), but it WAS really good! I used 10 cups bread cubes(about 2cm-3/4inches large), 3 stacks celery, 2 medium onions, added 1-1 1/2 tsp thyme, I did not have poultry seasoning, so I added some rosemary, pinch of nutmeg, 1 tsp ground pepper, 1 1/2 cups chicken stock (I used cubes), poured over bread cubes, mixed, put into greased baking dish, and baked at 350F.
Cut the recipe in half. Used few day old homemade bread cut into cubes.
Followed it to a T and it turned out perfect! So yummy.
A good basic recipe for stuffing. On the other hand, 1 cup of butter is excessive. I used about 3 tblsps. and that was adequate. It went well with roast chicken and a nice bottle of red wine. We enjoyed our dinner on New Year's Day.
I followed the recipe to the letter, but it was practically soup, and the butter taste was overpowering. I even had about 13 1/2 cups of bread cubes, because I wanted to finish the loaf. I will try again, but with 2-3 cups broth and maybe 1/4 butter.
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text: 3/11/2010 In our digital age everything seems to be just a click away. You could even include dog training in that statement, though you don't need a computer or even batteries. An old fashioned kid's metal cricket clicker will suffice. It's the "click" that makes the dog's computer work. According to Gary Wilkes, who runs www.clickandtreat.com, and now even veteran pointing dog trainers like George Hickox, the snap of a mechanical clicker causes a dog's brain to "take a picture" of its behavior the instant it hears the click. It will remember this long enough (up to 15 seconds) for you to reward it with a treat, thus encouraging more of that behavior. "The benefit is that you don't have to reward the dog within the traditional 1.3 seconds dog behaviorists say is necessary for canines to associate the treat with the behavior," Hickox explained. "You notify the dog with the click when he performs the right behavior, then reward him in a timely fashion. I like to do it within five seconds." The huge advantage in this style of training is that you are not forcing the dog to do anything unpleasant, so there's no contest of wills. You simply reward and reinforce a behavior that the dog did more or less on its own. "If behavior is reinforced, it increases," Hickox noted. Hickox uses tiny slices of hotdog as his reward because pups love them and can swallow them almost instantly. Hard treats take too long to chew. He stores the bits in a shotshell pouch on his belt. In practice, clicker training works like this: You watch your pup for a desired behavior such as sitting. When she sits, you click, but be careful not to say anything. Give her a treat within five seconds, then repeat the process. Within 10 or 20 repetitions, most pups will make the connection between the click and the coming treat. Now you are free to mark any desired behavior with a click and to reinforce it. When it becomes consistent, overlay a voice command. Say "sit" and, when the pup sits, click and provide a reward. Once the dog understands the command/click/treat process, you can phase out the treat and ultimately the click. While "sit" is important for retrievers, "stand" is critical for pointing breeds. The process is similar. When your pointer pup stands up, click and provide a treat. If you wish to hurry things along, playfully position the pup in a sitting or laying position. When he stands, click and give him a treat. Later you'll add the "stand" command. The clicker system is also useful for getting a raw pup to climb onto a "whoa" training box, as demonstrated by Hickox. He walked the youngster around the box with a leash and tempted it by holding treats on the other side of the box. As soon as the pup put one paw on the box, he would click and treat. After a few clicks/treats, the pup was putting her foot up just to get the reward. Then came two feet, then all four. Inside of 10 minutes, the pup was volunteering to climb aboard the box. With this tactic, you can teach nearly anything with less stress (to your dog as well as youself) than many systems, but your work isn't finished. "You have to generalize the command and desired behavior so that the dog knows it extends to all places," Hickox elaborated. "Dogs associate commands and behaviors to the location in which they were taught, often even if you're consistent. So once the dog's learned to sit on command in the kitchen, you need to expand this to the living room, to the yard, to a field and so on until the dog responds reliably every time and in every place." Once the pup knows a command, move on to negative reinforcements. "At some point your dog may decide he'd rather chase deer, for instance, than obey 'whoa,'" Hickox said. "The deer becomes more of a treat. This is when you move to avoidance training or negative reinforcement. This can be anything your dog perceives as a negative. Examples include a spray of water, a rolled up towel tossed against him or stimulation from an e-collar." The good news for you and your charge is that negative reinforcements are needed less often with clicker-trained dogs because their behaviors are conditioned rather than forced responses. "I have to use my e-collars less often with clicker-trained students," Hickox attested.


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Kwei-lin Lum just sent me pictures of a remarkable new acquisition to her collection: "Fairy City and A Story of The Giants of Lilliputania." Here's Kwei-lin with more information:
It's a paper toy miniature city from 1919 which was designed by a man who had designed paper dolls in 1917. His full name was Will Pente and I suspect that his wife Meta was a suffragette. He seems to have been quite the dreamer. The set comes with a small booklet written (not particularly well) by Will Pente from 1916 which is the story on which this set is based. I see that it came out in a full book in 1917, now rare and with color illustrations, where Will Pente was a collaborator but the author was H.S. Tibbs.
Inside: a large cardboard city map, "The Giants of Lilliputania, An Animated Fairy Tale," which includes a
standing backdrop of a river view panorama, 24 pre-cut cardboard buildings of
stores, city hall, opera house, school, and
garage. To punch-out: a giant Irish
German professor, Chinese laundryman, full circus, fire truck,
airplane, hot air balloon, and
passenger cars. The tallest structure is the Woman's Temple. Kwei-lin's research found that a huge 12-story
Women's Temple in Chicago was built in 1892 as the headquarters of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union; it was demolished in 1926. Kwei-lin notes that this paper toy came out just before Prohibition and the passage of the 19th amendment, which gave women the vote.
Fascinating indeed. A few years ago, I read a book called "Last Call," by Daniel Okrent, about how the Prohibition and suffragist movements converged -- women were the force behind banning alcohol which destroyed so many families, and it empowered them to fight for the vote as well. And "Lilliput" as a word to describe something small came out of Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels," the great 18th-century political satire. I also appreciate the ethnic groups represented here, albeit in stereotype -- this was during the great wave of European immigration to the U.S.
Click on the photos to enlarge, and find such gems as "Groceries -- Adam Hustler," or "I.M. Pillman -Druggist."
More from Kwei-lin:
This set was on exhibit at an architectural exhibit space in Montreal about 15 years ago and the curator noted the industrial nature of the buildings. The Woman's Temple is far more modern than the one in Chicago. The street- front windows have weird stuff, including a harp and maybe a drum, guns, and barrel, feels a little masonic. And then there's Lung Laundry with a Chop Suey restaurant on the second floor. . .
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Prerequisite: English 101 ready and Math 118 ready.
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Process Control I introduces students to the theory and application of process instrumentation and to the variables that affect industrial processes. Students become acquainted with concepts such as process variables, measuring devices, control loops, control valves, and process diagrams. Building on the knowledge from previous courses, students learn how plant equipment is controlled.
Prerequisites: PTEC 102 and ASET 110.
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Sammy on beating Watford Sammy Clingan said that he was happy to get the win for Coventry City this afternoon against Watford.Speaking at the Man Of The Match Presentation which the Northern Ireland international won, Clingan, who said that he is enjoying playing under Andy Thorn said to Brian Roberts: "It was good to keep a clean sheet today."Watford had chances but we were happy to get the win and hopefully this will push us on for the rest of the season.He felt that the substitution to bring on Lukas Jutkiewicz who scored within a minute of coming on, was a good move and admitted to being disappointed when his stoppage time shot that hit the bar had not opened his goal account for the season.
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Say goodbye to gift cards because Starbucks is reinventing the wheel via Twitter. Starbucks recently Tweeted a video announcing its new service, dubbed "Tweet a Coffee," which allows people to buy drinks for other Twitter users. Just sync your Starbucks account with your Twitter account and then Tweet the following message: "@tweetacoffee to @(insert Twitter user here)." Your friend (or perhaps stranger!) will then receive a $5 credit to Starbucks and a message, should you choose to write one, on their smart phone.
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The timing of Imagine TV's show "Mahima Sahnidev Ki" was rescheduled some time back. And the serial has once again created waves with the news that the makers of the show have roped in 2 great actors for the show for some upcoming episodes of the serial.
And these actors are Gaurav Sharma and Ketkie. Gaurav Sharma last made an appearance in TV serial "Phulwa" on "Colors" channel while Ketkie Jayshree was spotted in TV serial "Hamari Saas Leela".
The latest news is that they both have been roped in for "Mahima Shanidev Ki". We got to know through our reliable sources that the story will feature Gautam and Ketkie as a married couple living in a village, wherein the landlord will try to take away Ketkie and will forcefully try to marry her.
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Broccoli Cornbread
Kids love cornbread. Why not make it more nutritious and add some broccoli?
Serves: 16 servings
- 10-ounce package frozen, chopped broccoli
- 1 box Jiffy® cornbread mix
- 4 eggs
- 1/4 cup onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup cheddar cheese, shredded
- Vegetable oil cooking spray
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Cook broccoli in microwave oven according to package directions. Drain.
- Combine broccoli with remaining ingredients.
- Pour into 13" x 9" baking dish sprayed with vegetable oil cooking spray.
- Bake 25-30 minutes or until top is golden brown.
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Skip this expensive but primitive photo collage maker for a better (and cheaper) performer.
Magic Photo Editor is a shareware digital image editor optimized for creating photo collages, frames, and portraits using a variety of template masks, objects, and borders. It's free to try with a 30-use limit. But it has some serious issues, starting with a clunky, unattractive interface that lacks common features. More serious is a lack of basic functionality, though.
Magic Photo Editor's user interface was the first hurdle: it's colorful but too simple by half, with nothing but a sidebar listing basic controls and features. Amazingly, we could not resize the interface -- not by clicking and dragging the corner, like nearly every modern Windows-compatible app, nor by clicking the full window control because there isn't one, just Minimize and Exit buttons. Magic Photo Editor's title bar doesn't even have a program title, but it does have confusing decorative elements at either end that are clearly meant to resemble controls yet perform no function and open no menus or options, either by clicking them directly or right-clicking them. Following the Help file's instructions, we clicked New to start a new project. A pop-up asked us if we wanted to save our changes to our current image. That's the background image that comes with the program, so we clicked No. Nothing happened. We went through this process four or five times before we realized Magic Photo Editor wasn't going to remove the background image and let us proceed that way, so we clicked Yes and saved the picture to our system. We clicked New again but were stymied by the same runaround.
With so many capable image editors available, Magic Photo Editor faced a high hurdle to begin with in justifying a purchase price just under $40. But given its pitiful performance, unattractive and primitive interface, and lack of basic amenities, we don't see how it can compete. Vastly superior tools that actually work (and do much more) are freely available. This program is free to try, so you can certainly see for yourself if it's worth its hefty price tag. But we can tell you right now it's not.
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i remember many years ago i had a customer insist that i looselay a vinyl in a kitchen over a glued down commercial carpet---we agreed that there would be no warranty on material or labor--this guy also wouldnt pay the twenty bucks to move the fridge---the moral of the story was that the floor was ruined by the time the tools got to the van
"Let's all play nice." ....Rusty......Semi-Retired Installer "I'm twisted, not sick. Sick implies I'll get better"
Got an allure inspection this Thursday. If my recollection os correct all they allow under it is 6 mil plastic. I love those inspections. So easy. The difference between a pro and a hack is the word "NO!"
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i could be wrong rusty but i think you just got called a hack---no wait --i just got called a hack----hacks of the world unite!
Could have been worse . You could have been called collect .
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Well, I did what seemed to be the best and gave them the phone number of the folks at Allure and let them hash it over with them. It seems now that they're perfectly content with no padding under the floor. That was easy. Thanks for the input.


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Name: | Nagare Tatsumi |
Gender: | Male |
Sentai Show: | Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive |
Color: | Blue |
Homeworld: | Earth |
First Appearance: | Ep. 1: Rescue Soldiers! Rise Up |
Last Full Appearance: | Mirai Sentai Timeranger vs. GoGoFive |
Number of Episode Appearances: | n/a Full list of appearances |
Actor: | Kenji Taniguchi |
Nagare Tatsumi (巽 流水 Tatsumi Nagare?)/GoBlue (ゴーブルー Gōburū?) is the second son of the Tatsumi Family, and belongs to the Capital Fire Department's Chemical Extinguishing Team.
Nagare is always looking out for his younger brother, Daimon Tatsumi, even though most of the time Daimon does not listen to him and gets in trouble for it.
Nagare was once put on suspension because Daimon got injured, even though it was not his fault that his younger thick headed brother did not listen to him when he told Daimon to wait for the others before rushing into a fight. Nagare still felt responsible because he is the oldest. It was always that way between the two. Even when they were younger, Daimon would get hurt because he did not listen or do something stupid and poor Nagare would get blamed for not taking care of his younger brother.
Although he might get yelled at by his older brother at times he never talks back to him like Shou Tatsumi does. Nagare is very protective of his family, he would sacrifice himself to save the Tatsumi family and the team.
He usually is the intellectual one of the group, Nagare does not rush into a fight without researching what he is fighting first, once he figures it out he heads full force into battle. Developed fire extinguishant in his department, as well as the human-sized robot Big Douser. He is 23 years old. (24 years old as of Timeranger vs Gogo V and As of the Great Legend War, he is 35)
Timeranger vs. GoGoFive
To be added Mirai Sentai Timeranger vs. GoGoFive
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GoBlue is among the Sentai warriors seen in clips when Gouki (GingaBlue) lectured Soutarou Ushigome (GaoBlack) about the past Sentai strong warriors, humbly claiming to not be nearly as strong as they are. Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger vs. Super Sentai
Legend War
Years later, Nagare fought alongside not only his own team, but every single Sentai ranger in existence, against the Empire of Zangyack when it attacked the Earth in the Great Legend War. After fighting against hundreds of Gormin and their Sugormin commanders. Kaijou noticed the fleet moving towards them, he gathered all the Rangers together and gave them the order to sacrifice their powers to wipe out the first invasion's armada. The GoBlue powers are later used by Joe Gibken via the Ranger Keys. Ep. 1: The Space Pirates Appear Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle
Farewell Space Pirates
After the defeat of Ackdos Gill, Captain Marvelous returned all the Ranger Keys to the former Sentai heroes. It is assumed Nagare received his key alongside his younger brother Shou, allowing for them to utilize their abilities once again. Final Ep.: Farewell Space Pirates
Super Hero Taisen
Nagare, alongside his team, among the majority of the Super Sentai heroes, was caught up in the "Super Hero Taisen" incident which eventually resulted in the Super Sentai teams and Kamen Riders joining forces to defeat both Dai-Zangyack and Dai-Shocker. Kamen Rider × Super Sentai: Super Hero Taisen
Super Sentai Versus Series Theater
Nagare's appearances in the "Versus Series", Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive vs. Gingaman and Mirai Sentai Timeranger vs. GoGoFive, are featured in the Super Sentai Versus Series Theater, hosted by the heroes of Tensou Sentai Goseiger. Hyde (Gosei Blue) also dresses as Nagare in the GoGoFive cosplay.
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Rescue Mecha
- Go Go Brace
- Rescue Rope
- Build Discharger
- V-Machine Gun
- Go Blaster: Hyper Mode
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Ranger Key
The GoBlue Ranger Key (ゴーブルーレンジャーキー GōBurū Renjā Kī?) is Nagare Tatsumi's personal Ranger Key and what became of his powers after he along with the rest of the 34 Super Sentai sacrificed their powers to end the Great Legend War.
This key along with the majority of the Ranger Keys were collected by the Red Pirates and later used by the Gokaigers. The GoBlue Ranger Key was mainly used by Joe Gibken (Gokai Blue), who used it to fight as GoBlue.
- When the Gokaigers became GoGoFive while fighting against Basco's RinJyuKen Warriors Ranger Key Clones. Ep. 23: People's Lives are the Future of the Earth
- As part of a bombardment of changes in the final battle with Emperor Ackdos Gill. Final Ep.: Farewell Space Pirates
After Zangyack were finally defeated, the Gokaigers gave the Ranger Keys back to their rightful owners. It is presumed that Nagare received his key and became GoBlue once more.
Behind the scenes
Nagare Tatsumi is portrayed by Masashi Taniguchi (谷口 賢志 Taniguchi Masashi?). As GoBlue, his suit actor was Hideaki Kusaka (日下 秀昭 Kusaka Hideaki?).
- Nagare is the first "serious" male Blue since the first two of the Sentai of Shotaro Ishinomori. Outside two exceptions (and two anomalies), this would be the standard for all male Blues starting with him, most likely due to the death of Ishinomori in January, 1998.
- Nagare is the only Member who has yet to make an appearance after Timeranger vs Gogo V, whether in costume(like his older brother Matoi) or not, like his younger brothers Shou and Daimon and younger sister Matsuri
See also
- Chad Lee - Power Rangers counterpart in Lightspeed Rescue. See comparison page.
External links
- GoBlue at the Super Sentai Battle: Dice-O official website
- GoBlue at the Dice-O Wiki


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Born in Cuba, Dr. Fernandez received his undergraduate degree from University of Miami, received his medical doctorate degree in Dominican Republic and did his general surgery specialty at Alton Oschner Medical Clinic in New Orleans, Louisiana. He is board certified by the American Board of Surgery. Dr. Fernandez, a pioneer in laparoscopy in the early 1990s, is an advanced general and bariatric surgeon. He has been in practice for over 28 years serving as medical director for bariatric surgery at 3 Tampa hospitals. He is a proctor for 2 nationally recognized surgical instrument companies. Like laparoscopy, he teaches weight loss surgeons across the country. He has performed over 3,000 laparoscopic weight loss procedures successfully and is the only bariatric surgeon in Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties that has achieved 3 Bariatric Surgery Centers of Excellence designations on his own volume. He is a member of the American Society of Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery, Obesity Action Coalition, Florida Society of General Surgeons, American Society of Abdominal Surgery, and Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgery. Dr. Fernandez is a general surgeon with special commitment and dedication in the field of bariatric surgery. His excellent bedside manners, and his earned respect and reputation in the community, has made him the first choice for bariatric patients.
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The question is pretty much summed up by the title - I've just built a kernel which has generated the vmlinux output file. How do I compress this into a vmlinuz image?
Compression is a compile-time option. The process is quite tricky, as the resulting file will start with native code that decompresses the rest of the kernel and jumps there. So there's no straightforward way, and nobody ever spent the time to implement recompression (at least as far as I know) as it's simple enough to recompile. In conclusion, you'll have to use |
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Ferrari boss Jean Todt has said there are no plans to favour one of their drivers over the other in order to maximise the teams chances of winning the 2007 world championship.
Todts comments come after Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen finished one-two in Sundays Turkish Grand Prix. With five races to go, the Ferrari duo - led by Massa, on 69 points to Raikkonens 68 - trail championship leader Lewis Hamilton by 15 points.
"At the moment there is no plan to make any kind of strategy between one or the other driver," Todt told Ferraris official website. "It would be something that would be inappropriate. Our drivers are doing such a good job, after 12 Grands Prix, with just one point difference.
Ferrari, like McLaren, have won six races this year, though the Italian team trail their British rivals by 11 points in the constructors championship. Todt, however, praised his drivers and said the team had to take much of the responsibility for the gap.
Most of the problems they had were because of some mistakes that we did, he said. They made some mistakes, but that is normal. We are all human.
He continued: Both are doing a very good job. There is a very good harmony in the team, they both want to win and there is definitely the same chance. Like Kimi, Felipe is superb."
As a result, Todt is confident that winning one or both 2007 titles remains a possibility: We feel the championship is still open. It will be tough, but it is always tough. And as I always said, we will try the best until the end and I believe we still can carry this on."
He also dismissed speculation that he could step down at the end of this season, regardless of the championship outcome.
"I am not at all prepared to retire, he said. I still feel very motivated, with the same anxiety before every race, the same happiness when we are successful, the same unhappiness when we are not successful. So I hope I can be here a few more years.


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WARRINGTON paid the penalty for some first half defensive blunders as they went down 34-22 to table topping St Helens.
But the brave Wolves nearly produced the greatest Super League comeback of all time as they pushed the Saints all the way in a pulsating second-half fight back.
Both teams were missing key players but Warrington looked to have blown the chance of their first ever Super League victory at Knowsley Road as Saints stormed into a 24-6 half-time lead with three quick fire tries before the break.
Having failed to defeat St Helens in their 15 Super League meetings, the chances of a turnaround appeared slim for a depleted Warrington line-up.
But inspired by skipper Lee Briers Warrington refused to give in and came close to completing an amazing turnaround with three second-half tries.
It was only when Ade Gardner intercepted a pass to go the length of the field for his second try of the match that St Helens could breathe a sigh of relief knowing they had survived an almighty scare.
Warrington started brightly enough grabbing the first try of the match as Michael Sullivan fought his way over the line after Mark Gleeson's darting run from dummy half.
The lead did not last long, though, as Gilmour pushed the hosts back in front with his first of the night when he claimed Sean Long's up-and-under on the left after out jumping Henry Fa'afili.
The 8-4 scoreline reflected that there was little to choose between the two teams, yet suddenly Saints blew the match wide open with a three-try burst in the space of seven minutes. Gilmour grabbed the first of the treble when he was left with a simple finish after a fine burst down the middle from substitute James Roby. The former Wigan and Bradford forward could even have had a hat-trick just minutes later but he unselfishly chose to offload the ball for winger Gardner to canter over in the corner. After working so hard, Warrington suddenly found themselves in all sorts of trouble and it got even worse before half time. A huge hole down the middle of their defence allowed Vinnie Anderson to gallop over and, with Lyon slotting over his fifth successful kick, the Wolves went in at the break trailing 26-4.
Warrington did score first after the break through Fa'afili and, with Saints carelessly coughing up possession, Ritchie Barnett's try soon after suddenly gave them renewed hope of an amazing comeback. Briers' conversion meant the gap was down to 10 points and suddenly a mood of panic gripped the majority of the crowd at Knowsley Road.
The nerves certainly seemed to be getting to the players too, particularly Leon Pryce as he gifted Warrington a penalty try with a rash tackle on Barnett when the winger appeared likely to win the race to a loose ball over the try line.
A Lyon's penalty finally got Saints on the board in the second half and put a six-point gap between the two teams going into the final few minutes.
The Wolves bravely fought on but, in their attempts to find a try to level the scores and Stuart Reardon looked to be on his way to the line to snatch a draw but gifted an interception try to Gardner who raced the length of the field to clinch the two points.
St Helens (26) 34. Tries: Gilmour 2, Gardner 2, V. Anderson. Goals: Lyon 6, Long.
Warrington (4) 22. Tries: Sullivan, Fa'afili, Barnett. Goals: Briers 3.
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It's always interesting to see the take on American medical and recreational cannabis from our friends across the pond. This recent report from the BBC on legalization in Colorado is proof of that, with the reporter singling out the ski resort town of Breckenridge as the potential American version of cannabis-friendly Amsterdam in the Netherlands. As a Coloradan, I highly doubt that will be the case -- but the report does bring up a few interesting ideas.BBC reporter Heather Alexander.
The report hinges on the fact that Breckenridge decriminalized marijuana possession in 2010 - well before Amendment 64 was passed in the state legalizing possession and cultivation of small amounts of marijuana. And while it would be interesting if it happened, I think the report as a whole is somewhat overblown. For starters, the reporter keeps saying that medical marijuana shops will convert to recreational shops without mentioning that the Feds might nix that idea or that the Colorado legislature still has yet to pass any laws about the recreational industry.
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Naturally the M1 crew from Michaelmas term was very disappointed not to get to race Fairbairn's after training for it all term. However, we had many promising results throughout the term and I am sure the crew would have performed well if the original race had gone ahead.
After a successful pre-term training camp we were able to boat our approximate M1 for Lents to race Fairbairn's with Ali Donaghy subbing in for Paul Verhaak. We had one short outing prior to the race and went into the race interested to see what we could do. We started relatively strongly and settled into a rhythm that felt maintainable. Every time it started to slip our cox, Rose, was on at us to take it up again. It was hard to gauge what level other crews will be at for a race right at the start of term so we weren't sure how well we'd done until we saw the results - joint fourth was a very satisfactory result and one which will give us confidence going into the rest of the term.


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Regardless of your musical interests - traditional, jazz, classical, contemporary, experimental - music at USD gives you excellent preparation in both performance and scholarship. Our graduates go on to teach, conduct, compose, perform and shape music education through curriculum development. You'll find them behind the baton on the marching field or behind the microphone at center stage.
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Looking at the eye / watching through the eye / showing to the eyes. The paradox of inside-outside point of view in documentary films. That is the strength of the use of visual media to develop Human Rights discourses. But this is not a regular eye; the zoom shows the expression of fear, it is introspection to the human nature: that "there is something wrong here". This illustrated eye is made from color lines that converge from outside into the pupil (representing diversity, like for a film festival. The typography reinforces the idea of zoom-perspective. The total look is an open organic-like logo.
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You have heard the stories: the Starbucks barista who donates one of her two healthy kidneys to a customer who might die without a kidney transplant. The woman from Phoenix featured on the Today show who found a kidney donor for her mom through setting up a Facebook page. It happens. And it makes news. What's going on?
First, with an epidemic of people with diabetes and high blood pressure, kidneys are failing. Most all of us were born with two kidneys, but we only need one to live a healthy life. When both kidneys are failing many people can only look forward to a safety net of dialysis – many hours a week – and a reduced quality of life, many medications, and the real prospect of a shorter life. A transplant can be a much better course if there is a healthy organ available.
Traditionally, donated organs came from someone who died. It could be a young person who died in an accident. In more recent years doctor have been accepting kidneys from older people who died. A shortage still remains because the vast majority of us have not agreed to be organ donors. And even if we said yes and it was noted on our driver's license (many states do that), our families, in times of sorrow, sometimes do not abide by our wishes. If we are dying and the transplant team is standing by to give the "gift of life" to others, someone in the family – and this happens every day – says no. Game over.
This is where a kidney donated from someone who is alive can make such a difference. The latest techniques make this safe for the donor and a life changing event for the recipient. You could say it's life changing for the donor too – giving this gift to a relative or friend or even a stranger.
Recently I attended a major medical conference in Philadelphia for organ transplant professionals. I learned more about this during video interviews with two experts for PatientPower.info. One, a surgeon, explained the living donor kidney transplant process. Another explained how recipients can help make the transplant successful and lasting. You can find these at http://www.patientpower.info/video/advantages-of-living-donor-kidney-tra...
"but we only need one to live a healthy life"
This is completely untrue. A kidney is not a 'spare'. If so, there wouldn't be a trend toward 'nephron-sparing' surgery for those with renal tumors and otherwise. In other words, instead of taking the entire kidney, surgeons are moving toward only removing the disease-affected parts.
"The latest techniques make this safe for the donor"
This is also untrue. Safe, by clinical standards, means the risk endured in daily living, such as a hangnail. Under no circumstances is undergoing a major surgery to have a needed organ removed 'safe'.
I would never expect a transplant surgeon or facility to be truthful about living kidney donation. After all, they profit from doing transplants. But here are the facts:
According to OPTN, 4.4 living kidney donors die each year in the US within 12 months of surgery.
Many suffer debilitating complications: nerve damage, hernia, intestinal blockage, adrenal dysfunction, pancreatitis, chylous ascites, organ laceration, etc.
20-30% experience depression, anxiety, anger and PTSD yet not a single transplant ctr offers aftercare or support services.
There is NO long-term data on living donors' health and well-being. Identifying info wasn't collected until 1994 and no quality assurances are in place. OPTN's own LD data task force concluded that national data was incomplete and inadequate for analysis. NIH stated that at 20 years of good, comprehensive data was necessary to gauge the long-term effects of living donation on donors (which we don't have)
It's unfortunate that someone who has marketed themselves as a patient advocate would be so uninformed about living donation. Perhaps his research should extend past those who profit from living donor transplants.
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Here's the latest 20 Questions, and this time our interviewee answers all 20! It's Stevie Rachelle, former lead singer of Tuff. You remember them, don't you? They were around from like the mid 80s to the mid 90s. Stevie recently released a solo CD called "Who The Hell Am I", so we at Metal Sludge wanted to find out who is Stevie Rachelle.
1. Who the hell are you and do you think anybody who reads this interview really has any clue as to who you are?
Stevie: I use to sing for Tuff and we had a #3 video on MTV in September 1991! However that same month a band from Seattle released "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and we got burried as we started to take off, like the rest of the 80's bands. Oh yeah we also got labeled the Poison clones, however I can sing circles around Bret and don't wear a head band during sex! By the way, I'm playing December 19th at the Blue Saloon in North Hollywood, CA. So if your in the area, stop by and say Merry Christmas.
2. Did you enjoy making the movie "A Letter From Death Row?" and when is Poison going to tour again?
Stevie: Maybe you should ask the little guy Speilberg wannabe himself.
3. Are you jealous of every other Sunset Strip band that got a record deal before Tuff and went on to sell millions of records?
Stevie: Not jealous at all but very envious. I would have loved to have toured with Poison, Warrant or any of those other bands but it took us nearly 4 years to get a record deal & once we did Grunge murdered everybody. Also remember several other bands did get deals before us and didn't sell shit, i.e. Pretty Boy Floyd, Junkyard, Kik Tracee, etc…
4. Let's play a game called Mr. Record Executive. You just signed a band but their lead singer sucks. You can only replace him with one of these three individuals: Vince Neil, Crackhead Bob, or Kermit the Frog. Who would you choose and why?
Stevie: Crackhead Bob, because he is more marketable than the others.
5. Is hair care a major concern for you anymore?
Stevie: Not anymore, it was a concern in the 80's as it was a large percentage of a Rock Stars image. However I'm not worried about Bleach Blond hair, eyeliner or leather pants like I did when I was 22 years old.
6. What is your opinion of Gerri Miller?
Stevie: I have mixed feelings for her as she was one of our biggest supporters in our hey day, but unfortunately she won't even return my call for the last few years. It's one of those things in the Biz that's kinda shitty. Howard Benson who Produced our Debut album on Atlantic got paid over $ 20,000.00 and within a year of that stopped talking to me and has barely acknowledged even knowing me since. We played together as a band for years before even meeting him and once we got a Major record deal people came out of the woodwork to get a piece of us. When that Major deal goes away so do those Major temporary supporters (friends) and all the people who smile, shake your hand and take your money. Then they go find the next group of hopeful to be Rock Stars and as long as the Radio, MTV or some bottomless pit of money is believing in you they will to.
7. If you could get in the ring and fight anyone in the music industry, who would it be and why?
Stevie: Not really anyone, if you would of asked this question in 1988 I would have listed about fifty names. Back then I had a short temper and did'nt take alot of shit. Let me quote Motley Crue "Just cause I'm wearing make-up does'nt mean I can't kick your ass!" was something I lived by, I was the bleach blond frontman of a Glam Rock Band and being labeled the Prettiest Rocker in Hollywood by local magizines kinda made me a target for some to go after. I remember hanging out at The Whisky with Robbie Crane and a few friends and some guy kept telling me to hit a low E note for him so he could hear me sing, after I told him to drop it for about 10 minutes he started calling me a pussy so I hit him with a closed fist instead and beat the fuck out of him in front of all his friends.
8. What currently touring 80s bands should realize their best days are behind them and call it quits?
Stevie: I think Jani Lane should've stayed out of Warrant when he quit a few years back, he's a great singer/songwriter and performer. Then again they sold millions of records and I did'nt so what the fuck do I know. I admire all of them for still doing it and making a living but I also remember seeing Quiet Riot and thinking its Kevin DuBrow and some other fill in guys from Sunset Strip. I know alot of fans probably go to these shows and see 1 or 2 of the original band and it's not the same for them, thats why after Tuff went through a few member changes I said It's over and not the same so I'll move on.
9. When you kissed Bobbi Brown, did you ever think at the time that Jani Lane's little cock was once in her mouth?
Stevie: No never thought of that, but at one point I was dying for a piece of Cherry Pie and after we hung out a few times I saw that she's just a total sweetheart and a great person. I recently saw her on a late night infomercial for 80's rock music and she looks great.
10. How was your 15 seconds of fame?
Stevie: I think it was a bit longer than 15 seconds but hopefully I'll have another 15 or maybe 20 this time?!?!
11. Gerri Miller compared your album to Neil Diamond recently. So Neil, how do you respond to that?
Stevie: Well Neil Diamond holds the record for consecutive sellouts at the 16,000 plus seat L.A. Great Western Forum at 10 nights so maybe I'm onto something.
12. Who got all the fat chicks in Tuff? Definition: Fat Chicks are chicks that are 150 pounds and over, unless they are over 5'10" then 150 is acceptable!
Stevie: We had all kinds of fans & friends but don't really keep track of those little details.
13. Would you ever go down on a chick on the rag?(Tracii Guns wouldn't answer this question)
Stevie: I have unknowingly and walked into a bathroom, turned on the light and thought I was Gene Simmons from the early KISS tours.
14. Was touring the United States in a Ryder Truck with a bunch of smelly guys ever a career goal?
Stevie: No but we had balls and didn't whine, we did what ever was neccessary to get to the next city, play, sleep and make it happen all over again. Most of the bands still touring today (sorry I'll hold names) can't and couldn't operate without a bus, a soundman, a tour manager, 5 roadies and everybody else doing all the driving and loading of gear, we did it the old fashion way and busted ass band members included. Kinda like Henry Rollins and Black Flag did.
15. Who has better hair: Jani Lane, Gerri Miller, Kojak, David Lee Roth, Mick Mars, Steve Summers, or youself.
Stevie: Sebastian Bach & Jon Bon Jovi have the best hair in rock, I'm a little jealous.
16. What's the stupidest rock album you ever heard/bought?
Stevie: Probably most of my 1000 plus CD collection.
17. What rock star wives haven't you had sex with yet?
Stevie: Hmmm, I'd love to drop names but that will have to wait, look at your penis chart someones been telling Stevie Rachelle tales?!?!?!
18. Do you have any groupies at all?
Stevie: Do you mean my solo project, a few I guess.
19. What do you think of Metal Edge magazine?
Stevie: It would be better if I'd get at least a plug on my new CD!
20. What's the most violent thing you have ever done on tour?
Stevie: I beat up one of our roadies real bad in Denver in front of a whole group of fans outside our tour bus, he deserved it after making a comment about me having hair extensions while I was signing autographs for fans. Robbie Crane once again was present at another Stevie fight, Robbie pulled me off the guy.
Thanks for being able to hang Stevie and answer all 20 of our 5th grade type questions. Listed below is Stevie's website. Go check it all out and buy a CD if you got some money to burn.


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The "cloud" – a pretty cloudy term, by the way – is becoming more and more important. Software as a Service and other forms of managed services, distributed computing, outsourcing, application virtualization and many other current evolvements are leading into a direction where IT becomes more and more distributed. IT will as well become more complex, because the management of distributed services together with existing internal services for users, which are as well internally as externally, which are increasingly mobile and which work with a growing number of different devices is much more heteregeneous than the "ancient" internal networks for internal users with their PC.
It is no surprise that Microsoft will address these changes as well. There are at least two good reasons for this:
- If there is money to be earnt, Microsoft isn't far away (even while they are usually not amongst the first in emerging markets)
- In a distributed world, an operating system originally built for PCs won't fit the requirements any more – and Microsoft will do everything to dominate the future OS market as well
Some weeks ago, the first details about the "Midori" project became public. Midori is the code name for a Microsoft project which deals with the current and upcoming changes for IT infrastructures. It looks like Midori will be a low level platform for running virtual machines. Some of them will be Windows machines or act like Windows. Others might be optimized for other scenarios. That is no surprise, if you have a look at Hyper-V – a layer below the classical operating system.
The interesting point are the consequences that might have. The dominant role of any of today's operating systems might shrink. It is obvious that it is more efficient to run games in a specific game OS. Technical applications might require other operating systems. That might end up with virtual machines which are in fact applications with integrated minimized operating systems, using services provided by a lower level – like "Midori" could be.
There are good reasons for a fundamental change in the world of today's operating systems. But that is not the only area where change should occur. The other open question is how to efficiently work with multiple devices in a mobile and distributed environment. That is not only about having one eMail system regardless of the device, but as well about having one configuration and management and so on – online and offline. This issue isn't solved today. And approaches like Google Apps are far from really providing the solution.
I expect "Midori" not to be the predecessor of Windows but a part of many "incubator initiatives" Microsoft is working on. The reason is simple: It is not only about virtualization and the way operating systems will work in the future but as well about managing these infrastructures – from a user and an enterprise perspective.
Today, the first step has to be to accept that we will observe fundamental changes and that IT will change. The next step for every CIO is to cluster the "cloud" initiatives and trends and to build his roadmap to deal with these changes – integrating the best of the existing technologies and of cloud services today and over the next years.


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JEFFERSON CITY, MO, FEB. 4, 2010 -- The Department of Natural Resources' Division of Energy has issued $9,493 in weatherization subgrant funds to the West Central Missouri Community Action Agency to help low income Missourians reduce home energy costs.
The West Central Missouri Community Action Agency, or WCMCAA, is one of 18 Missouri agencies that implement the state's Low Income Weatherization Assistance Program, enabling low-income Missouri families to permanently reduce their energy bills by making their homes more energy efficient. The elderly, physically disadvantaged and families with children are program priorities. Since the program began in 1978, weatherization funds have helped to weatherize more than 155,000 Missouri homes. WCMCAA serves nine west central Missouri counties: Bates, Benton, Cass, Cedar, Henry, Hickory, Morgan, St. Clair, and Vernon.
The subgrants to WCMCAA include $3,822 in funding allocated under a service area agreement with AmerenUE Natural Gas, and $5,671 from Atmos Gas. This funding is provided through agreements made in rate adjustment cases by Missouri utilities to weatherize additional homes in their service areas.
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Greg Selensky, 45, Park, died Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013, at Gove County Medical Center, Quinter.
He was born June 6, 1968, in Hoxie to Ronald Francis and Iona Phyllis (Goetz) Selensky. He was a 1986 graduate of Wheatland High School.
He married Cassandra "Cassie" Zelfer on Oct. 20, 2007, in Park. He was a custom forage harvester and rancher.
Survivors include his wife; his children, Carter and Breckyn; his parents, Quinter; two brothers, Curtis, Grainfield, and Kelly, Park; two sisters, Lynn Schrader, Benkelman, Neb., and Julie Hall, Dodge City; and his father- and mother-in-law, Tom and Deloris Zelfer, Grainfield.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Adam and Clara Selensky, and Mike and Katie Goetz.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Park; burial in the church cemetery.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Schmitt Funeral Home, 901 S. Main, Quinter, KS 67752.
A vigil will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
Memorials are suggested to Greg Selensky Memorial Fund (for his children's education) in care of the funeral home.
Condolences can be sent to the family at www.schmittfuneral.com.