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A special panel exploring the relationship between the everyday use of social media and the concept of inequality at the ASA Conference. More...
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The Global Social Media Impact Study brings together a team of leading anthropological researchers from around the world, supported by experts in social media and dissemination, to conduct nine ground-breaking ethnographies that aim to advance our understanding of the role of social media in society today.
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Daniel Miller (Principal Investigator) | United Kingdom |
Elisabetta Costa | Turkey |
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The CEO and staff are overpaid and their staff overhead is overwhelming. I will not donate to them anymore until the President and Chair of the board step down. They are a monopoly fleecing the state. Sad day.
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The Good Shepherd Food Bank in Auburn, Maine is making a huge difference in the lives of many. Donated food is distributed to group homes, food pantries, soup kitchens, and shelters. The volunteers contribute about $250,000.00 worth of work yearly based on minimum wage. Many businesses and organizations help with food drives,and donations. For every dollar donated $12.50 in food is provided for those in need.
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Pentagon reducing civillian furlough days
POSTED: Tuesday, August 6, 2013 - 1:37pm
UPDATED: Tuesday, August 6, 2013 - 1:38pm
Washington, D.C. (KTSM) — Civilian workers at Fort Bliss and other military installations won't have to bear as many furlough days as first thought. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced Tuesday that the total number of furlough days is being cut from 11 to 6.
The unpaid days were ordered under mandatory spending cuts. The Pentagon must trim $37 billion from its budget. Hagel says the savings are largely a result of Congress' decision to give the Pentagon more flexibility in moving money around between accounts.


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Graphic Testimony In Anthony Trial
Photos of toddler's skull entered into evidence.
There was high drama Thursday in the Orlando courtroom where jurors got their first look at graphic crime scene photos in the Casey Anthony trial.
Jurors were stunned.
Anthony appeared to cry, and turned away from a courtroom monitor as graphic photos of her 2-year-old daughter's skull were entered as evidence by the prosecution.
Before seeing the pictures jurors listened to a 911 call from the day Caylee's remains were found by a city utilities worker just blocks from the Anthony family home.
Testimony began Thursday with Anthony's brother back on the stand.
Lee Anthony outlined a story Casey had told him about a nanny that she called "Zanny", who she claimed had kidnapped the little girl.
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To those naysayers, I say: Stop playing halo, stop searching the internet, stop using computers, tablets or cellphones. Go back even as far as two decades ago and what do you get? Windows 95 with 512 kb of ram and a 500MB hard drive, Why? because no one ever imagined a time when programs would require 50 times the space for a single program.
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With 4 years of collaborative work under their belt, Connor and Jacqueline are excited to record their best songs yet. Read more
With 4 years of collaborative work under their belt, Connor and Jacqueline are excited to record their best songs yet.
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Delta Day Festival blends culture, fun
Tunica Main Street has special ordered great fall weather for this year's annual Delta Day festival. Forecasters are calling for sunshine and highs in the mid 60s on Saturday, Oct. 29.
There will be a little bit of everything under the sun including kids' activities, delicious food, rocking bands and antique cars. There is no fee to attend and Rivergate Park downtown will serve as the host site.
Town eyes new wards
Tunica's Board of Aldermen started the process of redistricting town wards last week, leading up to the next municipal election in 2013.
The 2010 census showed a slight population loss in town boundaries, from 1132 in 2000 to 1030 in the year 2010. But a shift in population within existing wards is really driving the move.
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Alben Sworn In As New Head Of State Police
Col. Timothy Alben was sworn in Friday as the new superintendent of the Massachusetts State Police.
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February 11, 2012 He came to the United States in 1971 at the age of 15, specifically to the Boston area, as a young kid from the Dominican Republic. Eight years later, after getting a […]
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By Congressman Robert Hurt
This week, we in the House continued to address two of the most urgent priorities I hear about from Fifth District Virginians. First, we advanced legislation to cut off government funds from being used to carry out President Obama's executive actions on immigration.
A few years ago, then-Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell was a rising star on the Republican political scene. He was being mentioned as a possible running-mate for GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney. He was even being touted as a potential presidential nominee for the upcoming election. But that's a lifetime away. Now, McDonnell is a convicted felon. A star can fall fast—and hard.
People like to talk about a new year as if it were a clean slate. It isn't. Stuff from the old year always carries over into the new. Sometimes it's the fruit, or consequences, of what we did in the old year. Often, it's unfinished business.
As both political parties maneuver for the presidential campaign of 2016, all the newer names are so far eclipsed by some others that are very familiar. It's not Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, or even Elizabeth Warren who's grabbing all the oxygen. It's a Clinton, another Bush, and yes, even....Mitt Romney! The party's 2012 nominee shook the political landscape last week when he backed off his long insistence that he had no further interest in running, and said, well, he still does!
The House of Representatives kicked off the 114th Congress this week, eager to work with the new majority in the Senate and take action on several jobs bills. The House is focused on solutions to the problems faced by the American people – solutions that spur job creation and lay the groundwork for a stronger, more vibrant economy. That focus was reinforced by the legislation approved this week.
This year will be a difficult year for Bedford County's board of supervisors. At least, the first four months will be difficult as they climb down into the pit to wrestle with the budget bear. It's not going to be easy and they are probably going to be facing a situation in which the creek is rising and the house is settling.
We are now at the start of a brand new year, with a calendar full of days that haven't happened yet. I'm sure we will all have some good days, some bad days and some neither-nor days as those days move from future unknown to present reality to history. About the only things we can be sure of is that we will all have to pay our taxes, and our local undertakers will not be lacking for customers.


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To the Editor: Small business economic backbone of rural Illinois
For Illinois' rural cities and small towns to contribute fully to the nation's economic recovery, we must enable small, main street businesses to build a better future for themselves, their community, state and nation.
Representative Ron Kind (D-Wis.) and Representative Wally Herger (R-Calif.) have introduced legislation to do just that. Their Rural Microbusiness Investment Credit Act (H.R. 5990) is the first federal tax credit designed to meet the needs of small business in rural areas. It would provide a 35 percent tax credit—up to $10,000—to start or expand owner-operated businesses with five or fewer employees.
In rural America, creating your own job is a way of life. During recession, the reluctance of large businesses to add workers makes small businesses and self-employment even more important. During the 2000-2003 recession, microenterprise employment in Illinois grew by 10 percent, while larger firms were still shedding jobs. Microenterprise led the economy out of recession. It can happen again, but entrepreneurs need and deserve the support of federal policy as much as larger businesses.
The rural micro tax credit is tailor made to encourage microenterprise investment during recession. Qualifying businesses could receive refunds on prior year returns if they are not making enough in the current year to owe taxes, which is critical during tough times, or during startup, when most are lucky to break even. A refund of prior years' taxes is an investment incentive that works in good years and bad, for new or established businesses.
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Google released a YouTube video Wednesday showing the everyday uses of "Project Glass," wrap-around virtual reality glasses with all the qualities of a smartphone – and much more. But will it ever be realized?
Google has once again unveiled a project mock-up that, if realized, would turn the technology industry on its head. This time, it's Project Glass, wrap-around glasses that display reminders, the weather, messages, and more – right in front of the user's eyes.
"A group of us from [Google's experimental lab, Google X,] started Project Glass to build this kind of technology, one that helps you explore and share your world, putting you back in the moment," says the Project Glass Google+ page. "We're sharing this information now because we want to start a conversation and learn from your valuable input."
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A10 Tournament: Preview & Odds
This is one in a series of conference tournament previews, in which I run down all the teams involved, give a brief statistical review and present the log5 projections, using in-conference offensive and defensive efficiency. The basic log5 methodology comes from Bill James, and this is an area Ken Pomeroy has looked at in the past as well. I claim nothing new in the application, but obviously with slightly different methodologies, these numbers may differ from others you find. I don't claim to be an expert on any particular conference, and I'm sure there are some mis-characterizations on some players I've seen sparingly at best, so please add your thoughts in the comments. Anyway, with no further ado, the preview follows below:
Atlantic-10 Tournament
Held in Atlantic City, NJ, the A-10 tournament features 12 of the league's 14 teams, with the top four earning a bye directly to the quarterfinals.
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Xavier |
100.00% |
88.67% |
48.87% |
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Rhode Island |
100.00% |
67.75% |
16.23% |
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Dayton |
100.00% |
58.88% |
3.92% |
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Temple |
100.00% |
79.29% |
22.72% |
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Saint Joseph's |
71.34% |
17.42% |
3.51% |
1.55% |
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Richmond |
68.91% |
32.27% |
10.66% |
1.80% |
7 |
Duquesne |
59.98% |
21.43% |
12.61% |
2.82% |
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La Salle |
55.47% |
6.82% |
1.75% |
0.67% |
9 |
St. Louis |
44.53% |
4.51% |
0.99% |
0.33% |
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Massachusetts |
40.02% |
10.82% |
5.30% |
0.87% |
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St. Bonaventure |
31.09% |
8.84% |
1.64% |
0.14% |
12 |
Charlotte |
28.66% |
3.29% |
0.33% |
0.08% |
Xavier is the clear favorite, but Temple and Rhode Island have a decent shot of taking the title, and Dayton is probably somewhat better than its odds would suggest. The bottom eight teams are separated by a relatively small amount, with Duquesne and Richmond looking like the best bets for a surprise advancements.
#1 – Xavier Musketeers (24-6, 12-4) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.174
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2008 (Sweet Sixteen)
Xavier has put together an excellent season, but didn't have a great finish, going 4-4 over the last month, and struggling to get wins on the road. Still, its been the best team in the conference by a mile, putting up the conference's top offense and defense. The Musketeers are excellent three-point shooters and rebounders, but have committed a lot of turnovers, which has caused them of trouble at times. They also force few turnovers, and foul often on the defensive end, but spectacular interior defending, holding opponents to just 43% from two, makes up for it.
Player to watch:
6-8 JR Derrick Brown, 13.8 PPG, 6.1 RPG, 57.8 eFG% - Brown is Xavier's leading scorer, and its most efficient offensive option, a very good inside scorer who can complement his game with a strong showing from behind the arc, and the team's best rebounder as well.
#2 – Rhode Island Rams (22-9, 11-5) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.087
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 1999 (1st Round)
Rhode Island finished atop a three-way tie for second, but in EM, it sits 3rd in the league, and isn't particularly strong at either end of the floor. The Rams are excellent three-point shooters, but take most of their attempts inside the arc, where they've only been average. Their defensive game also depends on inside play, as they have typically struggled to hold opponents' scoring down from two-point range. Rhode Island's been a lot stronger defending the perimeter, forcing a lot of turnovers and shutting down the long-distance shot pretty well.
Player to watch:
6-3 SR Jimmy Baron, 16.8 PPG, 2.7 RPG,60.3 eFG% - Baron is one of the country's premier shooters, at 45% from behind the arc and 89% at the free-throw line. He also turns the ball over very rarely, and the Rams do a good job by getting him the ball pretty often. There's few players in the country who can rack up points behind the arc as quickly and effectively as Baron.
#3 – Dayton Flyers (25-6, 11-5) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.013
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2004 (1st Round)
Dayton is another team that had an excellent start, but fell off towards the end, finishing the season 4-4 after a 21-2 start. The Flyers have been very unimpressive by efficiency margin standards, just barely out-scoring its opponents, and not looking like a top-tier A-10 team. The problem has been their poor offense, struggling with shots from two-point range and from the free throw line, and committing a lot of turnovers. Their defense has been better, but has only been average in stopping shots, and they've fouled pretty often.
Player to watch:
6-8 SO Chris Wright, 13.1 PPG, 6.5 RPG, 1.2 BPG, 49.7 eFG% - Wright leads the Flyers in scoring and rebounding, and while he's an efficient player, his percentages have really fallen off from his spectacular, injury-interrupted first season. His 51% from two is solid, but he needs to cut out his three-point shots, and while his 67% free throw shooting is decent, but doesn't allow him to take full advantage of his opportunities.
#4 – Temple Owls (19-11, 11-5) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.124
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2008 (1st Round)
The Owls are the second favorite for the conference title, and will likely face a difficult challenge against Xavier in the semifinals. Their strength is defense, especially inside the arc; they dominate the defensive glass and hold opponents to just 43% from two. They are somewhat vulnerable on the outside, as they don't get opponents to cough the ball up much, and allow a fairly high percentage of threes. On the offensive end, Temple's three-point shooting has fallen off a little in conference play, but it's still been pretty solid overall because it rarely turns the ball over.
Player to watch:
6-5 SR Dionte Christmas, 19.2 PPG, 6.1 RPG, 51.5 eFG% - The conference's joint leading scorer, Christmas is a dangerous player who puts up a lot of shots, and makes percentages that are just good enough to keep him efficient.
#5 – Saint Joseph's Hawks (16-14, 9-7) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.026
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2008 (1st Round)
St. Joe's started the conference season 7-1, but hit a five-game losing streak in mid-February that dropped it to 5th in the standings. It's been above average defensively, holding opponents to fairly low percentages from both two and three, and succeeding despite forcing few turnovers. The Hawks haven't been as good on the offensive end, as they shoot mostly twos, and not particularly well. They are the conference's best free throw shooters at 74%, and get a good number of points from the line.
Player to watch:
6-9 SR Ahmad Nivins, 19.2 PPG, 11.7 RPG, 1.8 BPG, 62.5 eFG% - Leading the conference in both scoring and rebounding, Nivins is the main player in the A-10 who has a real chance of being in the NBA draft, which isn't surprising when you see just how dominant he is inside, shooting a great percentage and getting to the free throw line seemingly at will, where he converts 79% of chances.
#6 – Richmond Spiders (17-14, 9-7) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.002
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2004 (1st Round)
The Spiders had an excellent final game, beating Xavier to left themselves into the four-way tie at 9-7. They have been the weakest of the top eight teams, though not by much, mostly due to struggles on the defensive end. They are the conference's worst rebounders, and commit far too many fouls, which wastes their ability to force turnovers and their decent inside defending. Richmond is a solid offensive team that leads the A-10 in holding onto the ball, and shoots well from two-point range, but takes most of its shots from outside, where it hits under a third of attempts.
Player to watch:
6-4 JR David Gonzalvez, 15.6 PPG, 4.6 RPG, 55.4 eFG% - Gonzalvez has slowed down in the final month of the season, but is the team's best three point shooter, and is the most efficient in a group of solid scoring options.
#7 – Duquesne Dukes (17-14, 9-7) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.036
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 1977 (1st Round)
Duquesne has been one of the conference's better teams overall, and looks like it has the potential to cause some trouble for the higher seeds, though a potential game with Rhode Island would be a tough hurdle to face. The Dukes are have been excellent offensively, using a fast paced style with a lot of three attempts to open up the inside, where they shoot 53%. They make a decent number of those three attempts, but the inside play is the most important part of their offensive game. Of course, the reason that they are 9-7 with this offense is that their defense hasn't been very good; they have led the A-10 in forcing turnovers, but are the worst team outside of Fordham at defending shots, allowing well over 50% from two and 38% from three.
Player to watch:
6-4 SR Aaron Jackson, 18.3 PPG, 5.7 RPG, 5.8 APG, 1.7 SPG, 58.4 eFG% - Jackson was one of the players involved in the unfortunate shooting incident in 2006, and is the only one of the injured players still on the team. He's notable for much more than that though, as he's become the conference's best guard. He's an excellent shooter, especially from two, where he's hit 60% of attempts, and has put up a very good assist rate. Jackson has been especially strong over the last month, averaging more than 20 points over his last nine games.
#8 – La Salle Explorers (18-12, 9-7) ; Efficiency Margin: +0.004
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 1992 (1st Round)
La Salle enters tournament play on a four-game winning streak, and is the last team in the tournament to finish with an efficiency margin above zero. The Explorers have been good at maintaining a possession advantage on the defensive end, solid rebounders who have forced a lot of turnovers in A-10 play, which has compensated enough for their poor defense on threes to give them one of the league's better defenses. La Salle is also strong on the offensive glass, but they've needed to be, as their shooting percentages have been weak, and they have had trouble holding onto the ball.
Player to watch:
6-6 JR Kimmani Barrett, 11.8 PPG, 4.9 RPG, 51.9 eFG% - Barrett is second on the team in scoring, and while he doesn't always end up with a lot of shots, he's effective when he does shoot, an excellent inside and outside scorer who get to the line well.
#9 – St. Louis Billikens (17-13, 8-8) ; Efficiency Margin: -0.015
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2000 (1st Round)
The Billikens had a strong season going until the final three games, when an ill-timed losing streak dropped them all the way to 9th. They play the slowest system in the league, but it hasn't really worked offensively, as just average shooting percentages are dragged down by turnovers and poor rebounding. They have been stronger defensively, but are still only average, despite some of the conference's best defending on the perimeter. Opponents take few outside shots against St. Louis, and it just hasn't been able to consistently defend the inside well enough to hold opponents' scores down. As you might expect from a slow paced team, they are good on the defensive glass, but force few turnovers.
Player to watch:
6-2 SR Kevin Lisch, 14.2 PPG, 3.4 RPG, 1.3 SPG, 46.4 eFG% - Lisch leads the team in scoring, and is the Billikens' best three-point shooter, but his appalling two-point shooting, just 32%, undoes a lot of his good work.
#10 – Massachusetts Minutemen (12-17, 7-9) ; Efficiency Margin: -0.001
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 1998 (1st Round)
UMass is the last of the A-10 teams to sit in this logjam right around the .500 mark, and picked up arguably the conference's best win when they shocked Kansas in Kansas City. The Minutemen are above average scorers, taking and making a lot of threes, but aren't great on the offensive glass and rarely get to the free-throw line. Their serious problems, though, have been at the defensive end, where they have the worst record of any team in the tournament. There's not much Massachusetts does well when defending, it allows opponents to make a lot of shots and struggles to prevent them from having a big possession advantage, with a poor turnover rate and weak rebounding.
Player to watch:
6-8 SR Tony Gaffney, 11.5 PPG, 10.2 RPG, 2.0 SPG, 3.9 BPG, 51.4 eFG% - Gaffney isn't the primary offensive focus for UMass, but he's a good shooter who excels in the other aspects of the game, one of only two A-10 players to average a double-double and an strong defender who has great steal and block totals.
#11 – St. Bonaventure Bonnies (15-14, 6-10) ; Efficiency Margin: -0.066
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2000 (1st Round)
There doesn't look to be much too notable in the season for the Bonnies, but after failing to break the four-win barrier for four seasons, this is a nice improvement and a positive sign for the future. They run the conference's fastest pace, but are the worst offensive team at the tournament, as they do get a good number of high-percentage chances in transition, but are the conference's worst at turning the ball over, giving it up once of every four times down the floor. Their inability to hit long-range shots further hampers their chances of putting up points. Unlike a lot of fast-paced teams, they force very few turnovers, but are decent defenders because of good rebounding and an ability to lock down the outside.
Player to watch:
6-9 FR Andrew Nicholson, 12.5 PPG, 6.0 RPG, 2.7 BPG, 60.7 eFG% - The Canadian freshman started his college career with a big season, shooting more than 60% from the field and putting up one of the best block rates in the country. He's also a good rebounder, but his free throw shooting could use some work.
#12 – Charlotte 49ers (11-19, 5-11) ; Efficiency Margin: -0.053
Last NCAA Tournament bid: 2005 (1st Round)
Charlotte managed to get the last spot in the tournament, despite a 1-4 finish that saw its only win come against Fordham. This is a team that beat Xavier last month, played a close early season game with Clemson, and shouldn't be taken lightly. The 49ers have put up a lot of threes, but when you make only 28% of attempts, that's not a very good thing. They've been OK in the other offensive categories, but with that many wasted shots, they've had one of the conference's worst offenses. It's a shame for them that opponents don't have the same problem from long-distance, as they allow 36% on opposition three-pointers. Charlotte does defend well inside, and forces a good number of turnovers, but it hasn't been enough to keep them out of the bottom part of the conference.
Player to watch:
6-7 SR Lamont Mack, 15.1 PPG, 5.6 RPG, 45.1 eFG% - Mack puts up a lot of shots when he's on the floor, a nearly Stephen Curry level of importance to the 49ers. However, despite his high point totals, he's actually a significant detriment to his team, as his poor shooting, especially 43% from inside the arc, means a lot of those shots are wasted.
My statistical all-Atlantic-10 team:
Duquesne SR G Aaron Jackson, 18.3 PPG, 5.7 RPG, 5.8 APG, 1.7 SPG, 58.4 eFG%
Temple SR G Dionte Christmas, 19.2 PPG, 6.1 RPG, 51.5 eFG%
Saint Joseph's SR F Ahmad Nivins, 19.2 PPG, 11.7 RPG, 1.8 BPG, 62.5 eFG%
Massachusetts SR F Tony Gaffney, 11.5 PPG, 10.2 RPG, 2.0 SPG, 3.9 BPG, 51.4 eFG%
Xavier JR F Derrick Brown, 13.8 PPG, 6.1 RPG, 57.8 eFG%
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Officials say that Brown will make the announcement Friday during a picnic at Prince George's Community College.
The lieutenant governor is also expected to make stops in Frederick, Montgomery County and Baltimore on Saturday.
Brown, a Democrat, has served as the lieutenant governor of the state since 2006 alongside of Gov. Martin O'Malley.
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Jeffrey Kessler, an attorney on retainer with the NFL Players Association, said Thursday that he expects a grievance hearing to be scheduled in late June with arbitrator Stephen Burbank to determine the designation of New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees' franchise tag.
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A fire rips through a garage in an East El Paso home Wednesday evening.
19 firefighters fought responded to the fire on Darlina Street.
It is still unclear how the fire started but a motorcycle inside the garage was totally destroyed.
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This easy sewing pattern will make you want to frolic around all summer. Jennifer Neill brings you this easy-to-follow dress pattern that you can complete in under an hour. This dress is so cute, you'll want to pair it with tights and a shrug and wear it during the colder months, too.
This adult pillow case dress is so fun and fashionable! Here are a few more pillow case patterns that you can make with ease: Vintage Apron, Cascading Ruffles Pillow, and Rose Chair Caddy.
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- Inspired by pillowcase dresses for little girls, I set out to make a fun adult version. I started with a paper pattern I used to cut out the fabric shaped like this:
- Using a skirt as a measurement guide for the hips and the length was 30 inches from top to bottom. I cut a rectangle and simply cut the corners out to create the arm holes. I ironed a 1/4 inch fold in the slanted area and sewed so the arm holes would not fray then sewed a hem.
- Next, I folded the top of both pieces down 1 inch and sewed a channel for the ribbon. Now, just pin right sides together and sew from the hem to the bottom of the slanted armholes (between the arrows in the picture) . Last, sew a hem at the bottom.
- Turn right side out and thread cord or ribbon through the channel and tie over your shoulders. You can always layer this over a tank top for a more modest look.
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I have wanted to make a dress like this but could only find a pattern for a child. Seem to easy not to try. Thanks for posting!!!
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I have considered myself a Dragon Slayer for the last 30 years now—-and there are more dragons now—-than ever before. Around my neck I wear a warning to all those who would violate the innocent—-I hope I catch you—-one fine day you will know what being preyed upon feels like. May you be found out.
I created this piece as a renewed stand against the enemies of all things sacred and holy. I have stood beside too many flower draped boxes bearing the mortal remains of those I loved; and heard far too many of the cries of precious and lovely damaged ladies, youth, and children.
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"Wrigley Field 1945" is a Fine Art giclee on canvas. It is based on an original painting by renowned sports artist Al Sorenson. With its ivy covered walls, and intimate surroundings, games at Wrigley are a happening. Wrigley has hosted some of baseball's greatest moments, but none more so than the 1932 World Series, when as legend has it, Babe Ruth pointed to Center Field, and then blasted a long home run over the fence on the next pitch.
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The acquisition of Randy Moss seems like karma has come full circle for the Patriots. The acquisition of Randy Moss is the Irving Fryar situation reversed. . . .just FFT.
When the Patriots let Irving Fryar walk away (or did they trade him?), he was considered to be a "problem" with a "bad attitude." He turned into a model citizen and a teriffic WR in Miami. These are sort of the same stigmas attached to Randy Moss' name and reputation; however, Randy Moss is a better player in the grand-scheme of things. . . .I'm just really trying to think of anything other than doing my homework right now! I do think it's an interesting comparison/story-line.
To take your analogy further, the Patriots were not the best franchise at the time (like Oakland now) and Miami was considered one of the best (as NE is now).
To me the irony is the trade with San Francisco to free up the pick. The Pats got that pick (#110) in a trade with SF giving up #28 for their #1 next year and the 4th rounder this year. I recall the last time the Pats traded with SF involving a first rounder. The Pats gave up #16 and the 49ers selected..........Jerry Rice. Hopefully in the next one or two years the Pats will get as much production as the 49ers got out of Rice.........
Not sure what FFT is, but I was thinking the exact same thing about Friar. Of course, Moss didn't cut his fingers when slicing vegetables... Winning makes a lot of difference. I suspect a lot of Moss's petulance will go away when he walks off the field in victory over and over, and even when the Pats lose, he will see a different locker room reaction than he has been seeing in Oakland. When a team loses more games than it wins, there is little angst after each loss, no sense of "how the hell did we lose that game?" I can't believe I'm becoming a Moss booster


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I am being sworn into CT bar on Monday @1pm. Need somewhere to have lunch or brunch beforehand (don't have time afterwards). Can anyone suggest something thats open on Mondays for lunch or brunch thats near Capitol? Not familiar w/ the area so want it to be easy. I realize there are better dining options in West Hartford but can't be late....thanks for any suggestions!!
my condolences to you. Firebox is a great restaurant 4 blocks from the courthouse- not really fast so I'd get there at 11:30. http://www.fireboxrestaurant.com/
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==B Most Valuable Player: ==Joeseta Fatuesi
==B Senior of the Year: ==Jackie Hudepohl (Lynbrook)
==B Junior of the Year: ==Zoe Zwerling (Gunn)
==B Sophomore of the Year: ==Olivia Tapia (Gunn)
==B Freshman of the Year: ==Coco Lovely (Palo Alto)
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on Mar 19, 2013 at 10:22 am
For WBAL
Only one 1st team for Pinewood, Pinewood beats Menlo(2 first team) 3 times this year, beats Sacred Heart twice with big margin. The Hollands have a good spot every year and their stats are not even convincing
Alexus Simon should be 1st teamer( or at least on 2nd team)
a resident of East Palo Alto
on Mar 19, 2013 at 11:46 am
WBAL ist team should be
Edelman, G. Bade, Hing, A.Simon, Bradford
2nd team
L.Bade, Lete, Price, Haight, Eackles, Graham
honorable mention- whoever you want
Note: if your team did not play in league championship and your stats is not convincing, theres no business to be in the 1st team, Edelman is an exception(of course her stats is obvious, duh)
We know theres coaches voting but you should consider the stats, win-loss record
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There are a lot of birds that come to our feeders at our home here in Southeast Missouri every winter day. However I have only seen one little Wren, it comes quite often and hangs around on the deck furniture and hops around on the deck picking up the spilled seeds the other birds scatter but it never ventures to the feeders. I suppose being smaller than the other wild birds it cant compete and they are often quite aggressive.
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This is just beautiful in the detail and colours. Love the texture of the table top or mating it is standing on. Has to be a fav.
Thank you Karen, it is standing on a chase lounge seat (:>)
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I love Wrens they seem to have a nervous energy! Wonderful capure!
Thank you, I just have the one that shows up nearly every day.
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great shot
Thank you John
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How beauitful :)
Thank you Ellen
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Such pretty details on this little wren!!! Do you know what kind of wren it is?!
It does not look like the House Wrens who go south for the winter.
Is it a Carolina Wren?! Just curious . . .
Thank you Lori, some one told me it is a Winter Wren but I am not sure
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wow amazing detail in the feathers. Very nice.
It is a real little cutie and all alone with all the other birds
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A perfect capture and what clarity and detail.. a winner!!
Thank you very very much
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Gosh Byron, you were lucky to catch this little bird, their so quick,
I caught it sitting still so yes very lucky
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For environmentalists, a growing split over immigration
To environmentalists worried about population growth, people are people.
Even if they do their best to live lightly on the land, their rising numbers are a growing burden on Earth's resources. And whether they sing the "The Star-Spangled Banner" in English or in Spanish really doesn't matter.
As politicians and the public heatedly debate immigration, so, too, are environmental activists.
The flow of people into the United States is troubling some environmentalists for two reasons. First, more Americans means more people living in one of the world's most resource-consuming cultures. Second, there's new evidence that Hispanic women who move to the US have more children than if they stayed put.
"We've got to talk about these issues - population, birth rates, immigration," says Paul Watson, founder of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, which confronts whalers, seal hunters, and those who poach wildlife in the Galapagos Islands. "Immigration is one of the leading contributors to population growth. All we're saying is, those numbers should be reduced to achieve population stabilization."
Mr. Watson also was a Sierra Club board member.Last month, he resigned in protest just before his three-year term ended because he thinks the organization ignores immigration as a major factor in population growth.
Beneath the dispute is a political subtext. Environmentalists generally see themselves as political progressives; they don't want to be bedfellows with anti-immigrant activists sometimes labeled as xenophobic or racist. Very few greens raise a supportive fist when they see "Stop the Invasion" billboards sprouting from California to Florida. For the most part, they skirt the issue.
"The leadership and the membership have said we want to be neutral on this," says Eric Antebi, national press secretary for the Sierra Club in San Francisco, one of the largest and oldest grassroots environmental groups in the country. It's a global issue, says Mr. Antebi, caused by environmental degradation and poverty that need to be solved so people won't have to look elsewhere for a better life. Other large environmental groups take the same position.


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White Ranked No. 65 in Top 100 Players of '12
2 years, 9 months ago
Perhaps you were just as surprised as Roddy White on Wednesday night when the Falcons wide receiver was ranked as the No. 65 player on the NFL Network's list of Top 100 Players of 2012. Just a year ago, White was ranked in the top 25 on the list and fell 41 spots during Wednesday [...]
Bartkowski Among 17 Joining College HOF
2 years, 9 months ago
Former Falcons quarterback Steve Bartkowski has been named to the 2012 class entering the College Football Hall of Fame, it was announced Tuesday. Before Bartkowski became the Falcons' all-time leading passer from 1975-1983, he quarterbacked the California, leading all Division I quarterbacks in passing yards in 1974 with 182 completions for 2,580 yards. Bartkowski went [...]
Another Falcon Named to NFL Network 100
2 years, 9 months ago
NFL Network continues its countdown of the Top 100 Players of 2012, and yet another Falcon will be named to the list at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday when the network reveals Nos. 70-61. Again, there's no word on who that player will be, so you'll have to watch the show to find out. There [...]
Rookies Spend Week in Falcons University
2 years, 9 months ago
There were probably more than a few rookies who showed up to Flowery Branch thinking their days of sitting in classrooms, being taught anything but football were over. The Falcons are the first team in the NFL this year to begin their orientation process, and it started Tuesday with the kickoff of what has been [...]
Sanders' TRUTH Tryouts Held This Weekend
2 years, 9 months ago
Former Falcons defensive back and Ring of Honor member Deion Sanders is bringing his TRUTH Select Youth Sports to Atlanta, and youth football and cheerleading tryouts will be held this weekend for ages 7-14 for football and ages 5-14 for cheerleading. On Saturday, May 19 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m., TRUTH tryouts will be held at [...]
Rookie Club Reports For Weekend's Minicamp
2 years, 9 months ago
The 2012 Atlanta Falcons Rookie Club reported to the team's facility in Flowery Branch on Thursday, a day before the crew hits the field for the first of three practice sessions before Sunday. The rookies took care of a slew of formalities Thursday, including getting fitted for equipment in the Falcons locker room. Check out [...]
Falcons Set to Start Rookie Camp This Week
2 years, 9 months ago
The Falcons' Rookie Club will descend on Flowery Branch this weekend for the first of two minicamps the team will hold this offseason. Rookies report to the team's headquarters Thursday and will practice Friday-Sunday. All practice sessions for rookie minicamp are closed to the public. Below is a list of all the 46 players expected [...]
Turner Comes In at No. 88 on NFL Network List
2 years, 9 months ago
Running back Michael Turner had another banner year in 2011 for the Falcons, rushing for 1,340 yards and 11 touchdown while shattering franchise records along the way. The performance was good enough to land him at the No. 88 spot on the NFL Network's list of Top 100 Players of 2012 on Wednesday night as [...]
5Q: Asante Samuel
2 years, 10 months ago
So many things have happened in the past week or so that, if you look at the Atlanta Falcons today compared to late April, you may barely recognize the 2012 crew. The man who kick started all last week was cornerback Asante Samuel, whom the Falcons traded for with the Philadelphia Eagles for a pick [...]
Falcon To Be Featured Wednesday on Top 100
2 years, 10 months ago
NFL Network is counting down the top 100 players of 2012, and at 8 p.m. ET Wednesday, May 2, the first Falcons player will be featured in the 81-90 round. There's no word on who that player will be, so you'll have to watch the show to find out. There will also be a reaction [...]
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