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Sean P. Campbell, 34, and Pamella Whyte-Campbell, 26, of Deer Creek, Minn., died on Sept. 11 due to injuries sustained in an automobile accident in rural Henning, Minn.
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Teams interested in trading for Wallace, but will Steelers listen?
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News and updates about the Pittsburgh Steelers http://blog.triblive.com/steel-mill/...eelers-listen/ Teams interested in trading for Wallace, but will Steelers listen? April 12th, 2012 If the Steelers want to keep Mike Wallace, there's nothing he can do to prevent that. However, he can try to force the Steelers' hand to either pay him or trade him. And that's exactly what he and his representatives are doing. Less than 24 hours after a league source told me that a handful of teams are interested in trading for Wallace leading up the NFL draft scheduled for two weeks from today, news leaked that Wallace doesn't intend on showing up to any of the Steelers' offseason activities in protest of his first-round tender. It isn't by coincidence that the news was leaked that Wallace doesn't plan to sign his restricted free agent tender by the April 20 deadline only weeks before the draft, it is strategy. Even though Bus Cook's plan of planting information that his client would be a major player in the restricted free agent market this year because of the new CBA rule that requires only a first-round pick as compensation rather than a first and a third backfired, that doesn't mean this tactic won't. There was no way that any team would give up a first-round pick for Wallace along with signing him to a lucrative long-term contract on the RFA market, and that became apparent early on. However, it is very attractive to teams to try to get Wallace via a trade because it would definitely command less than a first-round pick it would've cost them on the RFA market. Also, it is very attractive for Wallace to go to a team that is willing to pay him the in excess of $10 million per season he is demanding. But, of course, it takes two teams to trade, and floating it out there at the absolute right time that Wallace doesn't plan to attend offseason workouts during a year that the team hires a new offensive coordinator should perk up the ears of all the Steelers' decision-makers. Santonio Holmes was traded 10 days before the 2010 draft. News about a disgruntled Wallace broke 15 days before the 2012 draft. Coincidence? Doubtful. Although Holmes' trade had a lot to do with the trouble he got into on the heels of Ben Roethlisberger's Milledgeville incident, but still, a part of it was because Holmes was in the final year of his contract and the Steelers had no intentions of signing him to an extension and wanted to get something for him. So the Steelers shipped Holmes to New York for a fifth-round choice. Wallace would likely command a higher pick than a fifth, but the Steelers have to consider any offer that comes. Plus, it would be much easier to explain a trade of a disgruntled employee than a model employee, and Bus Cook knows that hence yesterday's report. It's becoming clearer that the Steelers aren't going to offer Wallace enough money for him to forgo testing the free agent market next year. The Steelers aren't going to franchise him, either. The franchise tag was $9.4 million this year, but will most certainly go up next year following the big contracts of Calvin Johnson ($16.5 million a year) and Vincent Jackson ($11 million a year) last month. It's already been reported that Wallace wants Larry Fitzgerald-type money – 8 years, $120 million. That's not going to happen here because the Steelers don't value receivers like that and, most importantly, they don't have the money to do it. What the Steelers have to decide is whether having Wallace for this year is worth losing a possible third or fourth-round draft choice or some other draft choice combination another team is willing to part with in a trade. If it is, then they will keep him. If it isn't, they will trade him. But make no mistake about it, once the draft is over and if Wallace doesn't sign his tender, the little leverage Wallace has will be gone. If Wallace doesn't sign his tender by June 15, the Steelers could reduce his tender by $2.1 million and still retain his rights. If Wallace holds out the entire year, he would lose an accrued season and still be a restricted free agent again next year when everything repeats itself. Wallace could go the route of Jackson a couple years ago when he accepted the reduced tender, held out until Week 10 and became an unrestricted free agent after that, but that would make him less attractive to possible suitors. So what will happen? Well, this is for sure: Wallace isn't going to miss any OTAs, he isn't going to hold out, he isn't going to show up in Week 10 and he is definitely not going to lose $2.1 million. That leaves two options – Wallace gets traded within the next two weeks or he leaves via free agency next year. There really aren't any other logical options. • Mark Kaboly • Posted: 4/12 at 12:55 p.m. • @MarkKaboly_Trib (Hang on to him till the draft and then trade him to move up in the draft. - mesa) |
Re: Teams interested in trading for Wallace, but will Steelers listen?
one of my uncles is a hardcore rams fan and he really wants wallace. i hope he gets what he wants cause having a top 10 pick would be freakin sweet lol.
who knows though, it could be a possible scenario. almost all mocks have the rams taking justin blackmon. if they want a young wr that will be nfl ready and be bradford's #1 target on day 1 though, why not trade for wallace? lol |
Re: Teams interested in trading for Wallace, but will Steelers listen?
i guess its possible we could shock everyone and make a trade...could happen.
But i think the scenario thats far more likely to happen is that the Steelers play hardball with his agent (as i think they should) and Wallace signs elsewhere next year. |
Re: Teams interested in trading for Wallace, but will Steelers listen?
Horse shit leak by his agent. His ass is gonna get fired soon. No one is interested in Mike Wallace for a 1st rounder and paying 10 million for Mike Wallace. Show is over. Wallace needs to make a decision on whether he wants to have the sack to either play out his contract or whine like a bitch.
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Re: Teams interested in trading for Wallace, but will Steelers listen?
It wouldn't shock me to see a team give up a 2nd and 4th for him. Especially if a team loses out on one of the 3 or 4 WR's with the 1st round grade on them. For example the Rams could very well be out of the Blackmon stakes at pick 6 but have 2 picks in the second round (33 and 39) thats where this get interesting IMO. Pick 39 and say a 4th or 5th and Wallace takes his act to St.Louis.
I know probably won't happen but it is something that may be discussed. Who Knows?? |
Re: Teams interested in trading for Wallace, but will Steelers listen?
thats exactly what happened in my final mock .. rams gave up 2nd and 6th though ... even if they do get blackmon a blackmon and wallace combo would be great to give bradford
Re: Teams interested in trading for Wallace, but will Steelers listen?
A draft day trade would be hard to come by as a new contract would have to be negotiated before a team would pull the trigger on a trade. (at least a trade involving a #2 pick which is the least I would accept for him) The Steelers would have to give Wallace permission to begin negotiations with a team for a deal. The Steelers should at least explore their options, but if he gets passed the tender date a #2 is the best we could hope to get for him.
Indy? BA could want him for Luck and they have the cap space now. |
Re: Teams interested in trading for Wallace, but will Steelers listen?
The only reason Holmes was traded was the trouble he got in, esp for a 5th round pick.
Re: Teams interested in trading for Wallace, but will Steelers listen?
The Wallace situation is beginning to remind me of the Faneca drama in 2007 - if Tomlin and Colbert could handle the turmoil during Tomlin's first year of a veteran leader like Faneca being pi**ed off about his contract they can handle Wallace's issues rather than give him away for some mid-range draft picks
Steelers will get one more year out of Wallace as they did with Faneca although FWIW Gerry Dulac was on NFL Network last night and said he believes Wallace wil sign a long term deal with the Steelers |
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The very handsome and sharply dressed Kellan Lutz arrived at the premiere of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse during the 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival at Nokia Theatre L.A. on Thursday (June 24).
He was greeted by his adoring fans, one of which was holding a poster that said, 'Show us your Calvins.' The Twilight stud smiled and pulled down his black pants revealing his black Calvin Klein underwear. 'Hey, they asked me to,' he said. Sorry, but we did not get that picture, but enjoy the rest.


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A shocking report gives more insight into what might have led Gia to attempt to kill herself by tying a vacuum cord around her neck, while on the phone with her mom on Aug. 12.
Gia Allemand tragically attempted to take her own life, which led to her untimely death on Aug. 12. Now some new details are coming forward, that claim Gia had gotten into an argument with her NBA star boyfriend Ryan Anderson right before she tried to hang herself off her staircase. Ryan reportedly told Gia he didn't love her anymore.
Gia Allemand — Boyfriend Allegedly Told Her He Didn't Love Her
The explosive report claims that the former Bachelor contestant had a fight a few hours before her attempted suicide, in which TMZ claims she accused him of being unfaithful. They reportedly stopped by a local Walgreens to get her NyQuil and that's when Ryan dropped a major bombshell, and reportedly said: "I don't love you anymore."
Ryan and Gia were reportedly having problems. The same day she tried to kill herself, she was seen in church taking notes.
Gia reportedly hung herself using a vacuum cleaner cord, that was tied to the middle section of her spiral staircase, and Ryan is said to have found her on the stairs. Gia's mother was reportedly on the phone with her as she died and was pleading with her to not go through with it.
There is reportedly a suicide note and she is said to have left everything to her mom.
Gia's Family Has 'Beautiful Service Planned For Her Funeral
Gia's funeral will be held on Aug. 22 Trinity Grace Church in Chelsea at 11 a.m.
HollywoodLife.com spoke to the family's rep who released this exclusive statement to us:
The family is preparing for a beautiful service and large showing of support. A number of friends and acquaintances have confirmed their travel plans and are coming to town to pay their respects. We are truly overwhelmed with the outpouring of love. We pray that love is the healer this week.
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There are some seriously, insensitive people on this forum. To down grade someone for taking their own life. How about the pain THEY were in, to come to the point of suicide. I think it's selfish for people to expect someone to stay on this earth, if they're unable to handle things, all because it may hurt some family or friends…….where were the family or friends, when she needed them???? Maybe if they would have been there in the first place, she wouldn't have committed suicide. I'm not saying they were at fault for anything. It's just usually the act(s) of certain inviduals who cause enough hurt, to make someone end their life. It's the family & friends who should be there to pick her back up.
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Well….it actually wasnt her fault. It was the chemical imbalance of serotonin in her brain that caused her to feel that way. Not her friends of family's fault she never went to a professional. ..they are equipped to handle these things. Hormone levels changed due to her period causing the lack of serotonin to take control of her brain and emotions resulting in her death!
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Cheshire, Anna and Barlow, Julie A. and Powell, Lesley A. (2010) Coping using positive reinterpretation in parents of children with cerebral palsy. Journal of Health Psychology, 15 (6). pp. 801-810. ISSN 1359-1053
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Use of the coping strategy positive reinterpretation was examined among parents of children with cerebral palsy (CP). Survey data (n = 66) were used to gain a general picture of positive reinterpretation use, which was then explored in greater depth using semistructured interviews (n = 13). Positive reinterpretation was positively correlated with self-efficacy and negatively correlated with depression and stress. Interviews identified two types of positive reinterpretation: focusing on the positive aspects of the situation and finding meaning (in caring for a child with CP). Positive reinterpretation appeared to be an adaptive coping strategy used to deal with emotional stresses experienced by parents.
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Statisticians would argue that there was an inevitability about Norwich City's 2-1 win over Sunderland when the teams met at Carrow Road in December.
You see, it transpires that the last away league win in this fixture came in August 1997, an incredible run which explains why Sunderland are installed as William Hill's 21/20 favourites to secure maximum points at the Stadium of Light.
Not surprisingly then, Norwich kick off as BetVictor's massive 14/5 underdogs to avenge the 3-0 defeat they suffered in the corresponding fixture last term.
That defeat was the widest margin of defeat suffered by either side in the fixture since 1984 and it means that only once in the pair's last 16 meetings have the teams been separated by more than one goal at the final whistle. In other words, single-goal margins of victory are the norm when the Canaries and the Black Cats meet.
It's perhaps for this reason that bet365's 4/1 for City to enjoy a win by one goal has proved so popular, although the draw, priced at 12/5 by Stan James, has attracted steady support. Not surprisingly, given this fixture's statistical history, backers have also been keen to take advantage of Skybet's 5/6 for both teams to score.
In other markets, Ladbrokes rate the chances of it finishing as a score draw to be a 13/4 shot and bet365 post an attractive 6/4 about Chris Hughton's men opening the scoring.
Elsewhere, the same firm consider the likelihood of the teams producing fewer than 2.5 goals at 4/5 and BetVictor's 15/2 for Norwich to register three points following a first half stalemate catches the eye.
It should be noted that the most popular outcome in the correct score markets is 1-1, priced at 13/2 by BetVictor, but punters who suspect that Norwich could win can get a hefty-looking 9/1 (Stan James) against City securing a 1-0 victory.
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Bellotti on the Pac-10 teleconference On injuries, quarterbacks and schedules
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This morning on the Pac-10 coaches' teleconference, Mike Bellotti didn't say whether Walter Thurmond III would return this week, and didn't specify the plan at quarterback.
"The next three days will determine if we play more than one quarterback, or if we play a rotation, and what that might be," Bellotti said.
He was asked about injuries at the position, not just Oregon's in the spread-option, but others this year at Washington State and UCLA, and whether more can be done to protect quarterbacks. He said some recent rule changes were undertaken with that idea, but also that "people are bigger, faster, stronger, and the hits are that more violent." So to some extent, it's part of the game more.
There were also a couple questions about scheduling, prompted by a reporter from Los Angeles (where UCLA hosts Fresno State this week) wondering why Oregon was willing to play at Fresno in years past when others seem to avoid it. (Note: I must have missed it, but I assume Pat Hill of FSU has done some complaining this week about having to play at a Pac-10 school rather than at home?) Bellotti thought that idea was overblown, that certain schools just uses that as a rallying cry. When coaches whine about their schedule, he basically said, he doesn't buy it. A reporter from a UW fan site followed up and challenged Bellotti on that. She didn't mention the Huskies specifically but was clearly thinking of them when she asked about young teams who play very difficult schedules; basically, she said, isn't a little whining in that case appropriate? Bellotti's response was essentially that ADs make schedules, not coaches, and they're usually scheduling so far in advance, there's no use worrying about it.
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Occupational Safety and Health Data Collection and Injury Prevention Work Group
Bureau of Labor Standards Third Floor Conference Room March 22, 2006 10:00 - 11:30 A.M.
Present: William Peabody, Chair (Maine Department of Labor), Gary Baxter (Maine Employers Mutual Insurance Company), John Rioux, Vice Chair (Maine Department of Labor), Louise Morang (Maine Association of Occupational Nurses), and Carol Tompkins (Cannon Cochran Management Services, Inc.).
Absent: Brian Doe (Hannaford), Brad Brown (Maine Bureau of Insurance), Peter Doran (Maine Occupational Research Agenda), Stephanie Jazlowiecki (McTeague-Higbee), Jeff Levesque (Workers' Compensation Board), Kim Lim (Maine Department of Labor), Steve Minkowsky (Workers' Compensation Board), Vanessa Santarelli (Maine Department of Labor), Al May (Bureau of Health), and Stefanie LaRose (Canon Cochran Management Services, Inc.), Dave Wacker (Maine Department of Labor), and Leslie Walleigh (Workplace Health).
Staff: Terry Hathaway (Maine Department of Labor) & Ted Bradstreet (Maine Department of Labor)
William Peabody, Chair, called the Occupational Safety and Health Data Collection and Injury Prevention Work Group to order at 10:15 A.M.
The March 15th meeting was rescheduled to today based on a poll of the membership.
February 15, 2006 Minutes. After a correction on page 1, Gary Baxter made a motion to accept the minutes as amended. Louise Morang, seconded. Vote, unanimous.
Data & Prevention Subgroups Update.
Data Subgroup – Al May. Members were given a copy of the "Characteristics of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses in Maine – 2004" and the "Annual Report on the Status of the Maine Workers' Compensation System", February 2006. Gary feels that the "Characteristics" publication is a good source for prevention or could provide a link to the Prevention Subgroup. The Data Group talked about some of the methods regarding prevention in the workplace, including those companies who are known for having good worksite safety programs. MORA should get involved.
Prevention Subgroup. No report as they did not meet prior to the work group meeting.
Healthy Vision Month – Al May. Al handed out a flier, "Occupational Eye Injury is No Accident" from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Institute of Health, and the National Eye Institute. He also handed out a printed public service announcement for "Protective Eyewear". Al suggested that the Work Group could build on this. Discussion included having information on the Bureau of Labor Standards' web site, a mailing, posters, or an ad in the local paper. Louise has a monthly newsletter, which reaches 400 employers. Bill suggested that National Vision Month focus on "occupational". Perhaps could link to other nonprofit groups; i.e., if it were National Asthma Month, then could coordinate with the American Lung Association of Maine (ALAM). Also, as each month approaches, could use data from Workers' Compensation to target the efforts. The basic concept is good as the Maine CDC and BLS could "brainstorm" and work on getting the information "out there". Set up groups, via e-mail and work on it. John also suggested using standard profiles on high-incidents and place them on the web. Ads in newspapers would be a good idea, especially if they are "op ed" as there would be no cost.
Bill will invite Adam Fisher, Maine Department of Labor, to explain to the work group about the Bureau's web site and public information efforts.
Report to Legislature – Bill Peabody. Copies of the "Report" were sent to members of the work group, MORA, and both the Labor and Insurance Committees, with an offer to talk to the Committees. Bill will check with Vanessa, to see if copies should be sent to the Health and Human Services Committee.
Legislative Update – Bill Peabody. The Bill requiring contractors working on construction projects to have workers receive a 10-hour course was withdrawn and "killed". Also a Bill requiring retail establishments to put in a "panic button" for those who may deal with potential violence was changed to a study, which focuses on "violence due to criminal acts in retail services"; this will probably pass the full Legislature by summer. There will be representatives from law enforcement on this group.
Other. John had handed out a Timeline and a Project Report Template as a method of tracking projects for the next legislative report. He suggested that this be a regular agenda item for forthcoming meetings. He will have Terry e-mail both to the work group membership. Need to set up end dates by April meeting. As a project ends, the Project Report Template would be completed and a draft of the narrative will be submitted to Bill for inclusion in the next annual legislative report.
Next Meeting. The next regularly scheduled meeting may be held on Wednesday, April 19, 2006, at 10:00 to 11:30 AM, in the First Floor Training Room. The Data and Prevention Subgroups will meet at 9:00 prior to the work group meeting.
Adjournment. Bill Peabody adjourned the meeting at 11:30 AM.
Respectfully submitted,
Terry M. Hathaway Recording Secretary


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However because it is such big news, it didn't take long for malicious elements to misuse it as follows: "The Royal Baby: Live updates" promises an email arriving at our spam traps today. A link named "Watch the hospital-cam" is the contained trap which leads to ... nowhere because it seems that it has already been cleaned. By the looks of it, it may be a compromised legitimate website which got cleaned.
But we are still interested in what the malicious content could be and we didn't need to search for long. Exactly _one_ hit for our web search was shown at the time of writing this article.
What we find there is basically the same textual content as we had seen in the email but there is one difference: the contained link to the "hospital-cam" is currently still alive. It contains three links with *.js naming on yet another set of hosts.
Checking these, we finally see what it is all about, namely a "Blackhole Exploit Kit" serving URL - a drive-by approach to infect unprotected users "on the fly".
Kaspersky Lab products detect this threat as "Trojan-Downloader.JS.Expack.aiy".


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Born and raised right here in Kicks Country, well just up the mountain a bit! As a high school student, I decided I'd like to try my voice at radio and fell in love with this business.
I began my career as a News Intern at PEG Broadcasting, LLC and worked my way up to Assistant News Director and Weekend DJ. After graduating high school, I attended Roane State Community College and received my Associates Degree in English/Communications. I now attend Tennessee Tech University and after 4 years of dedication, I hope to graduate with a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism with a concentration in Digital Media. Cross your fingers for graduation May 2015!
I could go on and on, but Mr. Rohn said it best: "Take advantage of every opportunity to practice your communication skills so that when important occasions arise, you will have the gift, the style, the sharpness, the clarity, and the emotions to affect other people."
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It used to be Fox and the Hound, but then Frozen happened and I might or might not have watched Frozen more times than I've ever watched any other movie…
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Internet security experts are working to zero in on a new email worm that promises free pornography but has an even dirtier objective--a virus.
The subject line reads, "Here you have" and inside the email, there's a link that promises free porn.
"What's always been a terrific social engineering trick is sex--to use sex as a way to get people to click on a link when they shouldn't click on it", said Kevin Haley of Symantec.
Clicking on this specific link unleashes a virus that first tries to uninstall anti-virus and security software, then immediately spreads itself by sending the same email to all contacts in a victim's address book--and that could prove embarrassing.
"Yeah, unfortunately if you fall for this and are infected, email will go out with your name on it", says Haley. "So, the people you send that email to are going to know that you, you fell for that social engineering trick"
It first surfaced last week, causing damage in several large companies.
NASA, AIG, Disney, Procter & Gamble and Wells Fargo have all reported an outbreak of the worm.
Work to eliminate this issue is ongoing, although the advice to avoid it, says Kevin Haley is the same as a decade ago.
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In Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells, B-type cyclin-dependent kinases (CDKs) target two origin recognition complex (ORC) subunits, Orc2 and Orc6, to inhibit helicase loading. We show that helicase loading by ORC is inhibited by two distinct CDK-dependent mechanisms. Independent of phosphorylation, binding of CDK to an "RXL" cyclin-binding motif in Orc6 sterically reduces the initial recruitment of the Cdt1/Mcm2-7 complex to ORC. CDK phosphorylation of Orc2 and Orc6 inhibits the same step in helicase loading. This phosphorylation of Orc6 is stimulated by the RXL motif and mediates the bulk of the phosphorylation-dependent inhibition of helicase loading. Direct binding experiments show that CDK phosphorylation specifically blocks one of the two Cdt1-binding sites on Orc6. Consistent with the inactivation of one Cdt1-binding site preventing helicase loading, CDK phosphorylation of ORC causes a twofold reduction of initial Cdt1/Mcm2-7 recruitment but results in nearly complete inhibition of Mcm2-7 loading. Intriguingly, in addition to being a target of both CDK inhibitory mechanisms, the Orc6 RXL/cyclin-binding motif plays a positive role in the initial recruitment of Cdt1/Mcm2-7 to the origin, suggesting that this motif is critical for the switch between active and inhibited ORC function at the G1-to-S-phase transition.
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Arrow Electronics | 113 | Englewood (8 mi.) |
21,390 | 599 | 4,708 | |
DISH Network | 191 | Englewood (8 mi.) |
14,048 | 1,516 | 14,558 | |
Liberty Interactive |
230 | Englewood (8 mi.) |
11,624 | 912 | 11,072 | |
Newmont Mining | 257 | Greenwood Village (14 mi.) | 10,358 | 366 | 25,417 | |
Liberty Global | 261 | Englewood (8 mi.) |
10,247 | -773 | 13,676 | |
Ball | 297 | Broomfield (18 mi.) |
8,631 | 444 | 6,674 | |
DaVita | 359 | Denver | 6,999 | 478 | 8,366 | |
CH2M Hill | 440 | Englewood (8 mi.) |
Western Union | 445 | Englewood (8 mi.) |
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Buffalo Herd Nature Preserve: The Denver Buffalo Herd Nature Preserve is exactly what it sounds like, a safe haven for buffalo. The preserve, located at exit 250 on I-70, contains the descendants of the last wild herd of buffalo. The preserve was created back in 1914 when it was becoming evident that buffalo were on the road to extinction. Those who work on the preserve live in the Patrick House, the oldest continuously occupied house in Colorado. Guests are welcome to come see the buffalo in their natural habitat and take pictures from a reasonable distance.
Coors Brewery Tour: The Coors Brewery Tours run daily from June 1st to Sep. 2nd and on Sundays year-round. The tour is a 30-minute walk through the factory's malting, brewing, and packaging areas. Alone the tour guests can sample Coors products provided they are 21 years old and can show ID. Denver is the self-proclaimed "beer capital of the U.S." It would be a shame to visit the beer capital and not stop at the city's largest beer factory.
2 Below Zero Dinner Sleigh Rides and Chuckwagon: 2 Below Zero's Breckenridge Sleigh Rides are rated the #1 sleigh rides in America. Since 1983, the 2 Below Zero company has been taking guests on scenic sleigh rides up around the snowy Rocky Mountains. The sleigh rides designed as a throwback to the old pioneer days on the late 19th century. The company's staff provides dinner, a show, and cheesy tour guides. Since the sleighs require snow, the tour group only operates during the snowy season, from November to April.
Brown Palace Hotel: The Brown Palace Hotel is one of the oldest operating hotels in Denver. The hotel was designed in its triangular shape by architect Frank Edbrooke and was built during the late 19th century when millionaire mining moguls started investing in luxury real estate. Over the years, Brown Palace Hotel has served many famous people including presidents Theodore Roosevelt, William Taft, Warren Harding, Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, and Bill Clinton. The hotel was added to the National Register of Historical Places in 1970.
Denver Mint: The Denver Mint is the largest producer of coins in the world. Since 1906 the mint has produced U.S. coins for circulation, as well as mint sets and commemorative coins for collectors. The mint dates back to the early 1860s when the US Mint at Denver was established as an assay office. The assay office was a federal institution that tested the purity of gold and silver to protect consumers. According to the Director of the Mint, there was no coinage of gold or silver until 1906 due to fear of "hostile Indian tribes" and "bad white men." Today, money produced at the Denver Mint is marked with the letter "D."
Elitch Theater: In 1890, Denverites John Elitch and Mary Elitch Long built Elitch Gardens, the first zoo west of Chicago. The Elitch Theater was the central feature of Elitch Gardens. The theater was built in the style of Shakespeare's Globe Theater and was the site of the fist film exhibitions in Colorado in the late 1800s. The theater also hosted stage plays and employed actors such as Sarah Bernhardt and Douglas Fairbanks. Elitch Theater and Elitch Gardens closed down in 1994. Since then, renovations have been made to the theater's interior and exterior. Elitch Theater was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.
Rocky Mountain National Park: The Rocky Mountain National Park is 265,761 acres of national park area northwest of Boulder, Colorado in the Rockies. The park features views of the glorious Rocky Mountains, a variety of wooded forest and tundra wildlife, and potentially several lost hikers. The park has five visitor centers. Its largest, Beaver Meadows Visitor Center, is a National Landmark. The enormous park has several designated trails and campsites. In 2011 over 3 million people visited Rocky Mountain National Park. Many people came to climb the park's mountains. The tallest mountain in the park, Longs Peak, extends to 14,259 feet above sea level. Visitors should not attempt to climb these mountains without being fully prepared. Every year, 5-10 people in the park are killed from climbing accidents.


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Bill Howell takes a look at West Bromwich Albion's impressive academy set-up
Bill Howell takes a look at the frontmen to roll off the Baggies production line down the years - some were better than others...
Paul Suart takes a look at the strikers that have been linked with a move to Wolves since the summer
Wolves boss plays down reports linking Leicester's Chris Wood and Sunderland's Danny Graham but will consider dipping into the loan market
Kenny Jackett vows to keep an eye on the Premier League
Boss says Wolves board are backing him in the hunt for a new striker despite missing out on Andy Delort as pursuit of Chris Wood continues
Kenny Jackett reveals why he is isn't desperate to add to his ranks
Boss Kenny Jackett says Wolves are moving on to other targets after failing to agree a deal for Leicester City striker
Boss frustrated by poor play at both ends in defeat to Northampton while Wolves also look set to miss out on signing Chris Wood
Negotiations still ongoing over deal for Leicester City striker but Kenny Jackett prepared to face Rotherham on Saturday without any additions
West Brom: Promotion for young Baggies coach James Shan
Burnley thought they had agreed a deal for the 25-year-old former Coventry City player but Wolves have now made a late move to try and hijack the deal
Wolverhampton Wanderers transfer news: Tottenham Hotspur youngster on Kenny Jackett's radar
Wolverhampton Wanderers: Richard Stearman will sign new deal at Wolves
Highlights include The Rutles: Town Hall, Birmingham, and Josh Widdicombe: Glee Club, Birmingham
The ultimate A-Z of all things West Bromwich Albion with Chris Lepkowski
Birmingham City: Lee Clark tells Colin Tattum why he has mixed feelings about developing young loan players
Colin Tattum with the lowdown ahead of Birmingham City's clash with Leicester City
Blues get just desserts hard work and dogged perseverance
Chris Burke scores stoppage time equaliser from penalty spot
Birmingham City: Leicester City manager Nigel Pearson says Blues will be a tough test
Blues boss praises team's performance against Wolves - apart from a couple of obvious lapses...
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Leicester City 2 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 - Bill Howell's full time report from the King Power Stadium
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Richard Garlick confident West Brom will reap rewards of blossoming academy
Chris Lepkowski gives his thoughts on why Yassine El Ghanassy isn't in the West Bromwich Albion team; Claudio Yacob's injury and his take on the departure of Chris Wood
The Baggies have agreed in principle to rubber-stamp Wood's move across the Midlands on January 1, when the transfer window re-opens.
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VHS honors Henrico resident
At a special luncheon on July 18, the Virginia Historical Society (VHS) presented awards to individuals – including one from Henrico – who have made significant contributions to research, education and the mission of the society. The Patricia Rodman and Martin Kirwan King Volunteer Award, which recognizes the outstanding volunteer of the year, was awarded to Henrico resident Lee Ball, who has been volunteering in the advancement office at VHS for more than a year. A total of nine VHS awards were presented. "I've enjoyed helping the VHS staff with some of the 'behind the scenes' work needed to tell the story of Virginia and preserve its history for future generations," Ball said. "I've met many fine people, both staff and members, who've become almost like an extended family. Volunteering at the VHS has been a very positive experience." VHS President and CEO Paul Levengood said that Ball's support had been significant. "From lending a hand on bus trips, to designing spreadsheets and streamlining data entry, Lee has done a little bit of everything," Levengood said. "He comes in almost every Tuesday and Thursday, eats lunch at his desk, and is often one of the last people in the office to leave. He is a true asset to the VHS and the volunteer program." |
RAMPS receives $8k grant
Citizen Staff Reports 03/03/2015
RAMPS (Ramp Access Made Possible by Students) recently received an $8,000 grant from the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. The award was one of 75 grants totaling more than $600,137 awarded by the Reeve Foundation to nonprofit organizations nationwide that provide more opportunities, access, and daily quality of life for individuals living with paralysis, their families and caregivers.
RAMPS, an organization founded by then-Henrico County high school students to build ramps for local low-income residents who need them, will use the grant to purchase modular wheelchair ramp supplies. These supplies will be used by local high school RAMPS clubs, who provide volunteers to build the ramps. > Read more.
Henrico man to compete in Liberty Mutual Invitational National Finals
Citizen Staff Reports 02/19/2015
Henrico resident Larry Loving, Jr., will compete with three other locals – Thomas Scribner (Richmond), Roscoe McGhee (Midlothian) and Larry Loving (Richmond) in the Liberty Mutual Insurance Invitational National Finals at TPC Sawgrass, in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., Feb. 26-Mar. 1. The foursome qualified for the national golf tournament by winning the Liberty Mutual Insurance Invitational, held at Whiskey Creek Golf Club in Ijamsville, Md. on June 11. That event supported the RiteCare Center for Childhood Language Disorders.
In total, 240 amateur golfers will compete in Florida. > Read more.
In total, 240 amateur golfers will compete in Florida. > Read more.
Henrico PAL recognizes supporters, HSHS athlete
The Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) held its Sixth Annual Awards Banquet Feb. 5 at The Cultural Arts Center of Glen Allen, celebrating accomplishments of 2014 and recognizing outstanding contributions to the organization. Henrico County Juvenile Domestic Court Judge Denis Soden served as master of ceremonies and former Harlem Globetrotter Melvin Adams served as keynote speaker.
Among the 2014 honorees were Richmond International Raceway (Significant Supporter), Richmond Strikers Soccer Club (Significant Supporter), Henrico County Schools-Pupil Transportation (Summer Camp Supporter), Bruce Richardson, Jr. (Youth of the Year), Sandra Williams (Volunteer of the Year), Thomas Williams (Employee of the Year), Mikki Pleasants (Board Member of the Year), and Michelle Sheehan (Police Officer of the Year). > Read more.
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Travinia brings contemporary elegance to Willow Lawn
It was another win for Willow Lawn when Travinia Italian Kitchen and Wine Bar opened there six months ago, nestled in the heart of the re-made shopping center. The contemporary American Italian restaurant boasts 13 locations up and down the East Coast, with the Henrico location opening in August.
In the same week, I hit up Travinia twice, once for lunch and once for a late dinner. At lunchtime on a weekday, I was overwhelmed by the smell of garlic and by the number of working professionals in nice suits on their lunch breaks. When we first walked in, I was concerned our meal would be a little too pricey based on the décor – it's a really nice place. Luckily, the menu has a variety of options for every budget. > Read more.
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There's a ton of sugar in The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water. Literal sugar, as SpongeBob Squarepants (Tom Kenny) and Patrick (Bill Fagerbakke) inhale their own weight in cotton candy and eat ice cream, one scoop per mouthful.
At one point we burrow into the brain of our boxy yellow hero and discover the inner workings of his brain: googly-eyed cakes and candies that giggle and sing. All of which is extremely appropriate for a film like Sponge Out of Water. Because not only is the movie sweet (the "awwww" kind of sweet), but it's the equivalent of a 30-candy bar sugar rush, zipping between ideas like a sponge on rocket skates.
The story under all this is really not that complicated. SpongeBob flips burgers at the Krusty Krab. > Read more.
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Tension remains high in wake of fatal shooting of Missouri teen
FERGUSON, Mo. (MCT) -- Tension stayed high and raw Monday as the St. Louis region continued to wait for answers in the fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager by a municipal police officer.
In another day of fast-moving events, the FBI promised to investigate the killing of Michael Brown, 18, on Saturday by a Ferguson police officer. Brown's parents called for an end to the violence while strongly disputing the police version of their son's death. More than 1,000 people observed a moment of silence at a meeting called by the NAACP.
Throughout the day, protesters continued to face off with police, and as the sun set, lines of police in riot gear fired tear gas to disperse protesters, telling them it was time to go home.
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FERGUSON, Mo. (MCT) -- Tension stayed high and raw Monday as the St. Louis region continued to wait for answers in the fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager by a municipal police officer.
In another day of fast-moving events, the FBI promised to investigate the killing of Michael Brown, 18, on Saturday by a Ferguson police officer. Brown's parents called for an end to the violence while strongly disputing the police version of their son's death. More than 1,000 people observed a moment of silence at a meeting called by the NAACP.
Throughout the day, protesters continued to face off with police, and as the sun set, lines of police in riot gear fired tear gas to disperse protesters, telling them it was time to go home.
St. Louis County Police and the FBI promised thorough investigations into the shooting of Brown outside an apartment complex. The address is just east of a stretch of West Florissant Avenue, in the eastern corner of Ferguson, that was the focus of violence and looting Sunday night after a day of peaceful protest.
Police fired the tear gas into an increasingly unruly crowd that had reformed near a QuikTrip that was looted and torched Sunday. The gutted store was ground zero for protests all day Monday.
Police, backed by a SWAT armored car, blocked both West Florissant and the entry to Canfield Drive, scene of the killing Saturday afternoon that touched off the protests and violence. All but a few protesters had retreated from the scene by 9 p.m., and police held their positions in the streets.
Two miles to the south, more than 1,000 people honored a moment of silence at Murchison Tabernacle CME Church. Cornell Brooks, the new national president of the NAACP, pleaded for calm as the community responds to the "unfolding drama."
"Martin Luther King did not live and die so that we might steal in the name of justice in the middle of the night," said Brooks, who flew to St. Louis for the gathering, sponsored by the organization's St. Louis County branch.
Damage from Sunday night and early Monday was most extensive on West Florissant, but it also jumped 2 miles north to commercial areas near Interstate 270, where a Walmart was among retailers hit.
Seven miles south of the scene, several retailers in Brentwood closed their doors early Monday evening.
"We didn't want to take any chances," said a security guard at the Brentwood Promenade.
The Galleria mall also closed early after a few girls got into a fight. Authorities said the fight was not related to Ferguson.
Protests formed and reformed all day Monday outside the gutted QuikTrip. Marchers chanted and held up their hands in a mock sign of surrender as police hovered nearby. West Florissant was crowded with horn-honking gawkers in cars.
Earlier in the day, protesters gathered outside the Ferguson police station. More than 150 people took part, also holding up their hands and shouting, "Hands up, don't shoot," and "No justice, no peace."
At the scene of the shooting, where a growing pile of teddy bears marked the spot, a man in a white T-shirt fired a handgun Monday afternoon. Police did not respond to the scene.
Brown's father, Michael Brown Sr., 36, was surveying the mound of bears when the shots were fired.
"I just need justice for my son, get this case solved. I need everybody to come together to get this done," he said.
At 5 p.m., honking and yelling continued outside the QuikTrip.
"It feels like I am at a historical moment," said Armaon Simmons, 17. "Black people are coming together. We aren't killing each other; we are working as one."
But Zackery Keys, a black union carpenter from St. Louis County, saw it differently.
"This is a disturbed group of young people," said Keys, 58, from a safe distance. "This is nothing to be proud of. Who wants to be part of chaos? ... Probably 95 percent of these people don't even vote."
Police made 32 arrests during the looting late Sunday, leading to charges against 10 suspects Monday. St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert P. McCulloch said the 10 were all "well-known" to investigators. Each was held on $50,000 bail.
Police officials and political leaders appealed for calm. St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley announced the FBI involvement during a news conference in Clayton. The St. Louis County NAACP branch and numerous elected officials had called for the FBI to step in.
Dooley promised the process would be open but not quick.
"We're asking all the public to be calm, be patient," Dooley said.
St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar said the FBI "will take a lot of the information we have developed already through our investigation. They will take that investigation, and they may do their own interviews and take a look at the evidence themselves."
"We will share our information with Prosecutor McCulloch's office and at the same time with the FBI," Belmar said.
Belmar said Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson contacted him Saturday even before he got to the scene of the shooting. "This is a complex investigation, as it should be," Belmar said. "We need to make sure everything's done right. We get one chance to do it."
He said investigators still need to talk to scores of people at the apartment complex.
"I understand the public has a right to be skeptical," Belmar said. "But I would also ask the public to be reasonable."
Police did not release the name or race of the police officer, who was put on leave. Belmar said Sunday the officer had an encounter with two people, and Brown pushed the officer inside his police vehicle. Belmar said one shot was fired in the car. He said the officer fired multiple shots at Brown, who was away from the car, killing him.
Family members and some witnesses disputed the police account. They said Brown had his hands up in surrender when he was shot.
In Washington, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division also will take part in what he called a "concurrent federal inquiry."
"The federal investigation will supplement, rather than supplant, the inquiry by local authorities," Holder said. "At every step, we will work with the local investigators, who should be prepared to complete a thorough, fair investigation in their own right."
The county NAACP and the African-American Mound City Bar Association released a joint statement urging witnesses to come forward. The statement said it was "clear that there were many witnesses who had not yet been interviewed by police investigators."
They promised to provide free legal counsel to witnesses who come forward.
A spokesman for the Rev. Al Sharpton of the National Action Network said he would visit Ferguson today to meet with the victim's family and community leaders, and have a news conference. At 7 p.m. today, the Rev. Traci D. Blackmon will host a forum at Christ the King United Church of Christ, where Ferguson Mayor James Knowles III and Police Chief Jackson were expected to be on hand to answer questions.


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Universities strike back in battle over illegal downloads
With 1.3 billion music files pirated by college students last year, schools are turning to technology to curb the practice. Congress watches with interest.
In addition to paying hefty tuition and footing the bill for costly textbooks, university students may also need to pay prominent record labels a chunk of change if they choose to illegally download music on the Internet.
The 2006-07 academic year was an aggressive one for the Recording Industry Association of America's crackdown on illegal downloads by college students. RIAA sent three times more copyright violation notices to universities than it did the previous academic year. Hundreds of prelitigation letters offered to settle for about $3,000.
Statistics show that college students illegally obtained two-thirds of their music and accounted for 1.3 billion illegal downloads in 2006 alone – in what the RIAA estimates as millions of dollars in losses directly attributed to college students. Now, Congress is taking action and pressuring universities to tighten network security and ethical standards – even comparing digital piracy to plagiarizing term papers in an effort to change the mind-set of students and administrators. Result: Universities are getting new software, and students are getting the message.
"If you're on a college campus, that's where they're looking," says Kent State University student Dave Bachman, who in April settled for $3,000 with RIAA.
Students now have more options than ever for obtaining music legally with the introduction of free or inexpensive programs that cater to the college crowd. Many universities have seen a reduction in copyright violation notices after promoting such legal programs. One such program, the Ruckus Network, reworked its format in January to provide free, legal music downloads to all US college students with a valid ".edu" e-mail address. Though it won't release hard figures, Ruckus says that since it opened the floodgates to all college students, it has experienced a 60 percent increase in users and now serves "hundreds of thousands."
The accelerating adoption of digital music has contributed to a 13 percent drop in physical music sales in 2006 (and down more than 30 percent from its 1999 peak) and a nearly 75 percent increase in digital sales that same year, according to RIAA year-end charts.


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From April 29 to April 30 the Open Source Data Center (OSDC) Conference will be held in Nuremberg, Germany. All talks of the two-day-conference will be available on live stream and video here on Linux Magazine.
The Open Source Data Center (OSDC) Conference is a rare opportunity to meet with professionals and insiders, gather and share information over 2 days of presentations, and hands-on workshops on Open Source solutions for large IT Infrastructures.
Among the talks is "Using Puppet for Unix automation and configuration management" from Luke Canies, creator of puppet and founder of Reductive Labs. Charly Kühnast, Linux Magazine author, will be introducing "Spam filters for large installations with Open Source software". Balasz Scheidler, inventor of syslog-NG, will be talking about syslog-ng 3.0, and many more.
An overview and the link to the live stream is to be found here. The tracks including presentation slides are available for a fee, after the event the archive automatically gives you access to the recorded conference sessions of the live stream.
More information on the Nuremberg conference is also available on the NETWAYS GmbH website.
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Article first published online: 13 OCT 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1548-1360.2011.01117.x
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CONNOLLY, W. E. (2011), SOME THESES ON SECULARISM. Cultural Anthropology, 26: 648–656. doi: 10.1111/j.1548-1360.2011.01117.x
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Secularism is both a doctrine and a set of practices that correspond to it and exceed it. The practices help to compose us. But most "secularists" overlook the role of the practices themselves, thereby supporting a shallow pluralism. This, in turn, left them unprepared, in the States, for the emergence of a new "evangelical-neoliberal machine" in the 1980s that has operated in both private and public domains. What is needed today is the formation of a deep, multidimensional pluralism that cuts through the old secular formations and supplants the new machine. It is difficult to forge such a new machine, but suffering will be severe if we fail because of the persistent pressures at work in late modernity to "minoritize" the world along several dimensions. Some ways to press in this direction are explored. [secularism, politics, pluralism]


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Meek Mill: Dreamchasers 2
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text: Google says social network has 90M usersBy Mark Milian, CNNUpdated 6:51 PM ET, Thu January 19, 2012Google CEO Larry Page announced that the company's social network, Google+, is off to a strong start.Story highlightsGoogle says 60% of Google+ members visit its products every dayGoogle says 80% of Google+ members visit its products every weekIt took Facebook four years to reach 90 millionGoogle's infant social network experienced a recent growth spurt.Google+ has more than 90 million registered users, Google CEO Larry Page said during the company's earnings presentation on Thursday. That more than doubles the 40 million that Google reported in October."We're very excited about the growth we've had, and we've certainly seen a tremendous number of people added every day," Page said. "That notion of identity is a deep part of what we're doing."Google launched its social network last June. Since then, it has added toolbars and other buttons on its websites to aggressively promote the service. Google stirred up controversy last week when it began giving prominent placement to Google+ pages in results delivered by its search engine.On average, Google engineers have introduced a new feature related to Google+ every day since its launch, Page said.It took Facebook about four years to reach 90 million users, according to Facebook's public statements. After starting as a students-only service, Facebook now has 800 million people checking their accounts at least once a month, about 10 times that of Google+.Analysts say Google+ was built specifically to challenge Facebook's growing dominance on the Web. Google and Facebook generally do not collaborate. Another rival social network, Twitter, complained that the recent changes to Google search favor Google+ and harm Twitter's ranking on results pages."We provide a lot of third-party data in search, and we would love to have more," Page said in response to an analyst's question. "Generally, companies have been walling that data off."People who register for Google+ tend to be dedicated users of Google's search engine, e-mail and documents services. More than 60% of them use Google products every day, and 80% visit a Google site at least once a week, Page said.Page, who posted his comments on his Google+ page, did not say how often or what percentage of users specifically visit its social networking service. "Engagement on Plus is also growing tremendously," Page said. A Google spokesman declined to comment.More from techDresses defy gender stereotypesWill.i.am apuesta por la moda sostenibleMobile World Congress 2015: Five glimpses of the futurePowered by Livefyre