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Kurt Ray Arnold
Aug. 8, 1961 – July 29, 2013
Kurt Arnold went home to be with Jesus on Monday, July 29, 2013, finally succumbing to his one-year, excruciating battle with stomach cancer. He passed away completely at peace and is suffering no more. Amazingly he was able to share final laughs and smiles with family and friends before he fell asleep for the last time.
Kurt Ray Arnold was born on Aug. 8, 1961 in Bakersfield to Kermit Ray Arnold and Mary Virginia Padilla. In 1969 Kurt's family moved to the town of Arcata in Humboldt County where he would spend all of his teenage years. He graduated from Arcata High School in 1980 where he met the love of his life and future spouse of 30 years, Teresa Joann Gurney. After graduating he made the decision to start a career in the oil field business by moving down to Ventura in 1981. Shortly following his move he proposed to his girlfriend of five years and on April 30, 1983 the two finally said "I do". In July of 1983 the two moved to Woodland where Kurt lived for the remainder of his life. Kurt continued to work in the oilfield business with various companies working his way to eventually become the Area Manager for the company National Oilwell Varco Brandt.
Kurt was a member of Calvary Baptist Church through his lifetime and he was involved in countless clubs, sports, and organizations. Whether it was while he was managing baseball in Woodland Little League or Babe Ruth, hunting with his children and friends out in Knights Landing Sportsmans Club, or being at Don's Diner for breakfast almost every morning he was always a positive influence, and never lost his faith in God and affected everybody around him with his laughter, positive attitude and enormous heart. Kurt's regular hobbies consisted of either coaching or watching (you couldn't really tell the difference) each of his son's sporting events, camping up in the Humboldt Redwoods every year, pheasant hunting with family and friends, taking care of the yard, and of course playing fantasy or gambling leagues for every sport.
Kurt is survived by his wife of 30 years, Teresa (Teri) Arnold and their three sons Kristopher, Kory, and Kameron; father Kermit Ray Arnold (Charlene), mother Mary Virginia Padilla, father and mother- in-law Richard and Barbara Gurney, brother Keith Arnold, sisters Lanette and husband Daniel Cook, Crystina Arnold, and Yvonne Scott and his nieces and nephews Ray and Alison Marsh, Carissa Arnold, and Andrew, Ansleigh, and Anderson Cook.
While we will miss our dad tremendously, we will always be able to remember him in our hearts for the tremendous, warm memories that he constantly brought upon us. James 1:12: "Blessed is the one who perseveres under trial because, having stood the test, that person will receive the crown of life that the Lord has promised to those who love him (NIV.)"
A celebration of life will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, Aug. 10, at Calvary Baptist Church, 506 Cottonwood St., Woodland. A reception will follow at the Trafican Family Home (their address will be available at the service). Ashes will be scattered at a later time. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Kameron Arnold Scholarship fund c/o Wells Fargo Bank Acct. No. 3663088411 or Woodland Christian High School Athletics. Kraft Bros. Funeral Directors of Woodland is assisting the family with arrangements.
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With all three nightly broadcast news programs leading with missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 during the week of March 10, ABC, CBS and NBC all saw viewership rise.
Each of the three networks devoted a considerable amount of coverage to the Malaysia story Monday through Friday, making it the top news story of the week. ABC's World News With Diane Sawyer, the most-improved of the trio, continued to close its demo gap with dominant NBC Nightly News With Brian Williams. World News improved 12 percent among adults 25-54 to 2.1 million in the demo, off just 99,000 from Nightly News.
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Nightly News, which saw Lester Holt and Ann Curry pinch-hitting for Williams during the week, was again tops with 9.02 million total viewers. Both NBC and ABC were improved by 12 percent in total audience, with ABC averaging 8.06 million viewers for second place.
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As brands continue to extend their voice and message through social media, many are showing signs of becoming more and more comfortable in a space that was once feared.
Brands now feel more inclined to talk about and talk to other brands in the Twittersphere; sometimes to pass along a compliment and other times to poke fun (e.g. Audi publicly stated it was sending LED lights to the Mercedes-Benz Super Dome during the blackout at Super Bowl XLVII). By engaging with each other, brands indirectly expose themselves to new followers by creating unlikely associations. For instance, I don't think people visiting the Old Spice Twitter feed were expecting to read a complaint about Taco Bell's "fire sauce". Regardless, the social banter is certainly something to pay attention to.
Honda's "Odyssey's Day of Reckoning" Twitter campaign is a great example of social conversation done right. In an effort to promote the new Odyssey's in-car vacuum cleaner, Honda is warning snack brands that they should watch out. Crumbs will no longer linger in the car nooks and crannies as evidence of a mess that once was. Here are a few of my favorite tweets:
There is definitely a strategy behind the brands Honda is targeting–Like Oreo and Skittles, they are well known for their fun and loyal fan base. Nearly 20 brands have already responded to the conversations Honda has initiated on Twitter, whether it be with a witty response or image featuring both products. Honda followers are even recommending brands for the company to engage.
This Fast Company article does a nice job of compiling the best responses to the "Odyssey's Day of Reckoning" campaign. It's great to see brands acting more like people and coming up with innovative ways to engage and attract new audiences. So much better than "Happy Friday!" tweets.
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My first advertising interview was with Tiffany R. Warren which led to my first internship in New York. The Multicultural Advertising Internship Program (MAIP) was the catapult that started my career. Back then my goal was to get some experience and land a job at a full service agency. I decided early on I didn't want to be pigeon-holed into a Hispanic advertising role because I thought it would limit my potential.
This past weekend I was lucky enough to attend the ADCOLOR awards in Los Angeles. Hearing and seeing successful multicultural people in the industry and the change they created and inspired was amazing. My goal used to be to fit in, be like the masses and that would mean success. After hearing each person's story and how attainable their impact was, I'm not doing enough to push change in our field. We are all not doing enough.
What if we all rose up to the challenge of creating a more diverse workforce? It's not about meeting agency goals but rather stepping out of our comfort zone of sea of sameness and reach out to someone different. I don't know what my career would have been like without that interview. Why not give someone different the chance to say the same thing. Who knows how it will change their life and yours. I urge everyone to be an agent of change. No one is looking for a handout–just a hand up.
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September 26, 2013
Posted by Melanie Mahaffey
At a recent Austin Music People event, we ran into Black Fret Founders Matt Ott and Colin Kendrick and immediately wanted to know more.
How would you describe Black Fret to someone on the street?
At our heart Black Fret is a social and connected community of music fans dedicated to good music, good times and the sustainable success of Austin's local musicians. Together our members find great bands, gather to see them in intimate shows and award them grants to help them create and perform new music.
(Erin Ivey at the Black Fret launch party, January 2013)
Why is Black Fret's mission important?
In 2012 the Austin music industry was an almost $1.7 billion dollar economic engine. It supports over 18,000 jobs**. Austin is home to thousands of amazing musicians. Yet many musicians struggle to create and distribute their art. There is a misconception that the digital revolution has made creating music an inexpensive and easy thing to do. While the technological advances have made recording music more accessible to more people, creating "professional" high-quality music and then spending the money to tour, manufacture, distribute and promote that music remains an amazingly expensive proposition. Black Fret grants make a big difference in the success of our local artists and, hopefully, keeps Austin out of danger of losing the talent that makes our creative economy so unique.
Where did the name come from?
Naming is always a fun challenge. After starting the Austin Music Foundation over a decade ago, we were looking for something with a little more character. We wanted a name that didn't sound like a traditional charity because we aren't one. We wanted something that reflected our mission to support local music. We wanted something younger, edgier and a bit secret society-ish that would align with our limited membership model. So we started brainstorming and researching. In the process discovered an obscure thread on the Internet about searching for a black metal that could serve as a fret on the neck of a guitar. It turns out there is no metal that can sustain a metal to metal vibration and remain black. So in effect a "black fret" doesn't really exist. In that way it is sort of the unicorn of the music world. So we figured that was a good space for us to live. "Black Fret" was born.
How do I get involved with Black Fret?
Our business plan is simple and proven: find 1,333 patrons to donate $1,500 annually… raising $2,000,000 each year. After tax deduction this can cost you less than $100 per month ($50 if you have access to a corporate match). This allows us to build an endowed non-profit institution capable of supporting more than 50 artists each year. Those grants will flow to the best of the best of Austin's internationally recognized musicians allowing us to build an internationally recognized brand around Black Fret Artists that will further enable those artists as they look to build their own brand outside Austin.
In return for their annual dues our members are guided through an annual process to learn, listen, see and share Austin's best musicians ultimately resulting in a vote to select artists to receive grants. During that process members will experience regular and amazingly intimate musical events while gaining personal insight into Austin's music scene. The member experience is equal parts arts patron, music industry insider, talent scout and connected Austinite.
If you don't want to become a member or a sponsor, the easiest and most impactful thing one can do to help is spread the word to your friends, family, co-workers and favorite bands. If you are invited to an event we would love for you to bring people that are interested and able to join. Ultimately the sooner we get to 1,333 members the sooner we can achieve our full potential. There is also a Supporter level (annual dues of $300) outlined on our website and any and all donations are welcome. Lastly we need a few select volunteers at our events. If you would like to help please email us at email@example.com.
For more information about Black Fret, membership and upcoming events, visit BlackFret.org.
** Source: THE STATE OF THE AUSTIN MUSIC INDUSTRY" WHITE PAPER; AUSTIN MUSIC PEOPLE, FEBRUARY 2013
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September 13, 2013
Posted by ssettele
We take a lot of pride in our culture—something that was put into practice by four rock stars… ahem, people: Roy Spence, Steve Gurasich, Judy Trabulsi, and Tim McClure. Our Founders. Since those four folks founded our agency 42 years ago—and therefore gave us jobs, we all like to get together and celebrate them and the house that they built. (And let's be honest, a celebration is a great excuse to eat tacos. We love our tacos around here.)
Last Friday (which, notably, was my tenth day as a GSD&Mer) was Founders' Day, so around noon, charter buses whisked my coworkers and me away from the office and dropped us off at Studio 6A (where Austin City Limits TV tapings took place for over thirty years).
When we stepped in to the elevator, it was summer in Austin. When we stepped out… well, it was Christmas in September, y'all—complete with Santa hats, Christmas trees, and entertainment by Dale Watson and his Lone Stars.
With speeches throughout the day, we celebrated our heritage and our future, but one moment in particular sticks out in my memory. Our CEO and fearless leader Duff Stewart said this about our agency:
We approach everything we do with heart. We want each of you to be happy, successful, and fulfilled. That's love.
A holiday party in September, Dale Watson, tacos, and an inspiring speech from our CEO… Can you think of a better way to welcome a new employee to GSD&M? No? Me either. Two weeks in, and I am feeling right at home. You could even say that I'm feeling the love. (Intentional bad joke.)
…So we're having another party next Friday, right?
Check out photos from the day here: http://gsdm.biz/18XEflS
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September 3, 2013
Posted by Curiosity
When Southwest Airlines approached GSD&M to create a new campaign to promote their Nationwide Fare Sale, there was only one thing to do: go on vacation!
Together with production company Supply & Demand, we captured beautiful footage to highlight the kind of vacations we all daydream about, bringing to life the campaign's mantra: "Carpe Vacay."
Here are some behind-the-scenes photos from our three shooting locations.
Props to the props department for the ideal fly fishing equipment.
Even when fishing on the naturally beautiful Russian River, it's good to have a stellar lighting crew.
If you're not laughing during a Southwest Airlines shoot, you're not doing it right. Our director, Sean Thonson, demonstrates the proper technique.
Local families took a keen interest in the crew's activities that day.
Cuvaison's Tasting Room couldn't have been a better backdrop for our "Wine Tasting" spot. Pay them a visit the next time you Carpe Vacay in Napa.
Getting the right shot sometimes means being the guy behind the tasting bar. It's a tough job, but somebody has to do it.
If you've ever spilled wine at a party, you can empathize with this moment. No stunt double required.
Our actors were on their feet most of the day, but it's hard to complain about these work conditions.
Blue skies and happy skid marks greeted us in South Carolina.
Do not attempt this at home. Seriously, how would you even get out of the garage with all that rigging?
How cool is riding shotgun with a highly-skilled stunt driver? Creative Director, Brian Pudder's reaction should tell you everything you need to know.
You may not have a pursuit car with camera rigging to capture your own driving experience, but you can drive off into the sunset at the BMW Performance Driving School.
Of course, to travel to each location, we flew Southwest all the way. #CarpeVacay
All photos by Ben Thoma
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August 29, 2013
Posted by Curiosity
Sometimes it can be hard. Really hard. Unless it's brilliant. Then it was easy. Wasn't it?
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August 26, 2013
Posted by Curiosity
By Nicole Corley & Nathan Hardy
In celebration of Founders' Day, we're taking a quick trip through time. A lot has happened in 42 years around here. From winning Jack Morton's Menswear in 1971 to winning Lee Jeans in 2013. From writing copy off a typewriter to becoming a leader at SXSW interactive. From growing out of our 50 sq. ft. office on UT's campus to taking over three acres downtown Austin. It's been an adventure around every turn. So today, we take a moment (or six) to revisit the road that lead us to where we are today. Cheers.
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You're walking down the street. You see someone in front of you. Walking. Running. Mosey-ing. Maybe he has weird shorts on. Maybe she has weird hair. Or maybe they're walking lockstep while sporting identical business attire. From your point of view, which is directly behind their point of view, things are different. You see what they can't. Some call it "social stalking." Others call it "observational humor."
I call it #rearpov.
When I was little, I used to "people watch" at the airport (still do.) My parents were divorced and lived in different cities which made me a frequent flyer at a very young age . So my mom would take me to the airport a few hours early and we'd just sit there and watch all the people going who knows where. I didn't much like the flying part, or those little plastic wings they gave you, but I did like the people watching while I waited for the plane. Sometimes we'd come up with a name and/or a quick story about that person. Did we have too much time on our hands? Yes. Were we being judgmental? Probably. But I think that's where this whole #rearpov idea started—somewhere in the terminals of Love Field. Maybe.
People are more interesting when they don't know they're being photographed. They act normal, relaxed. They buy the beer they the like. More importantly, they don't pose or have any pretense about them. Sometimes I just take pics of people from #rearpov because something makes me laugh. Okay, that's really the only reason.
The people I see from #rearpov have stories. Funny stories. Sad stories. Complicated stories. Unfortunately, I don't know their stories. But I like to imagine what their stories might be. Where are they from? Is she famous? Why does he walk with a limp? And are those really embroidered crabs on his shorts?!? These are the things I think about when I'm not at a computer.
It's all fodder for writing. More often than not, these little #rearpov photos lead me to think about character development, and character development can lead to stories, and stories are what people care about. Stories and live music.
Some of the best #rearpov pics are the ones I've received from friends. Like @jaytaco. And @brewerscott. And @arthurstewartjr. That's the great thing about #rearpov. Anyone can do it. In fact, I think you should. All of you. But watch your back. @chaydeng just might #rearpov you.
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Can someone please tell me what discretization of a PDE is?
I was looking on youtube for a demonstration of the KDV equation:
which uses: Discretization, h_t = h_x^3
Can anyone explain this to me please?
ODEs are only a function of two variables, so in that case, you are only discretising the indepedent variable (for examples if you were solving y'' = f(y', y, t), then you would discretise the variable t into intervals of t, then evaluate the ODE at each point.
The same is true of PDEs except that PDEs have more than one independent variable. Most usually, the PDEs have two independent variables, so you have to discretise 2 of these variables into a 2D gride of node points. You then evaluate the solution of the PDE at each node point.
The two independent variables he has chosen to discretise are t and x, and because it is a 2D grid you are discretising, you need to choose the shape of the grid. His grid shape is defined by that equation. Although in most cases it's satisfactory to have just a two straight line parallel grids. Hope this helps.


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Gang Starr
Group Members: DJ Premier, Guru
In Groups: Gang Starr Foundation
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My Advice 2 You (1998)sampled
- I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know by Cold Blood (1976)
- Metal Thangz by Street Smartz feat. O.C. and Pharoahe Monch (1996)
Cause and Effect (1989)sampled
- Live Wire by The Meters (1969)
Aiiight Chill (1994)sampled
- Love and Happiness by Monty Alexander (1974)
- Chemical Burn by DJ Premier feat. The Lady of Rage (2014)
- Aiiight Chill by OuterSpace and DJ Sat-One (2009)
Flip the Script (1992)sampled
- Lock It in the Pocket by Grover Washington, Jr. (1977)
- El Shabazz by LL Cool J (1985)
- Discipline 99 Pt.1 by Quasimoto feat. Wildchild (2000)
No Shame in My Game (1992)sampled
- In the Middle of the River by The Crusaders (1973)
- Sobb Story by Leaders of the New School (1991)
- Hitten Hardest by K-Skills and Dr. Becket (1998)
B.I. Vs. Friendship (1998)by Gang Starr feat. M.O.P.sampled
- Come Live With Me by Isaac Hayes (1975)
- Who's Gonna Take the Weight? by Gang Starr (1991)
Credit Is Due (1991)sampled
- Soft Shell by Motherlode (1969)
- It's Crazy by Eddie Harris (1968)
- Giggin' Down 103rd by Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band (1968)
PLAYTAWIN (2003)sampled
- I Need You Right Now by Jr. Walker & the All Stars feat. Thelma Houston (1976)
- Full Clip by Gang Starr (1999)
- How U Get a Record Deal by Big Daddy Kane (1993)
All 4 the Ca$h (1999)sampled
- Bernie's Tune by John Dankworth (1969)
- DWYCK by Gang Starr feat. Nice & Smooth (1992)
- All 4 Da Cash by OuterSpace and DJ Sat-One (2009)
In This Life... (2003)by Gang Starr feat. Snoop Dogg
Robert Gonzalez said 11 months ago:
some weird inconsistencies w regard to Gangstarr songs listed here. Like, clicking on a song that was on Daily Operation takes me to another song from Hard to Earn...
Also missing some scratched samples like Erik B Rakim on 'The illest brother' and I think it was Richard Pryor not Bill Cosby they sampled. So I just need to know what the sample 'Harder than the hardest hard as hard could get' is from , I think its Big Daddy Kane, not sure.
emmettmccleary said 4 years ago:
RIP Guru. One of the greatest ever to do it.
therealbrooksy said 4 years ago:
rip guru one of the sickest mcs of all time
K_Heem said 4 years ago:
JAY Gumb$ said 4 years ago:
RIP Guru...
TheSublimeSupine said 4 years ago:
RIP Guru


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SINGAPORE and HOUSTON, July 26, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- InterOil Corporation (NYSE: IOC) (POMSoX: IOC), today announced that it will release financial and operating results for the second quarter of 2011 after the market closes for trading on Wednesday, August 10, 2011 with full text of the news release and accompanying financials available on the company's website at www.interoil.com.
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Tic Tac Toe Boards...
Hi! I just thought these were the cutest idea! I am making several for our Annual Family Christmas Get Together but also decided that I wanted to make a few to mail to my neices in their Christmas Cards. They live out of state so I thought it would be lighter if I printed them on cardstock then laminated! I am just trying to decide what to use for the markers... Any ideas that would be easy to mail? Thanks!
I made these for xmas........I used the flat stones at Walmart......theyc ome in bags, I bought different colors....red/green.......also used buttons
I am making some for our family reunion this year and will make them a beach theme and I am going to use shells
Anyone have a picture of this? I would like to see what you are talking about, we like to play tic tac toe. Thanks.


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My Pet Espresso Maker
It's the most helpful thing on four legs in your whole house! The puppy dog comes in a close second, losing only because the rolled-up paper you've been given is covered in slobber. The project we're talking about right here goes by the name "Espresso on Four Legs." And that's just what it is, a maker up on all fours. It's a cylinder that appears to float horizontally above your coffee cup. One side has a door for water, the other side has a door for a coffee capsule. On top, a button for short or long.
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Lucette Lagnado won the 2008 Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature. The Jewish Book Council announced the news this week. Lagnado is a former editor of the Forward and is now a reporter for The Wall Street Journal. She won the $100,000 prize for her memoir, "The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit: My Family's Exodus From Old Cairo to the New World" (2007).
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Disagreeing is a normal form of democracy...if not, the Phlippines will be run again by Dictatorship, which the Filipinos don't want that to happen again...<quoted text>
plenty of flips hacking their gov right now because they disagree.
i dont always disagree with her.
where did you read kill?
Hacking is a characteristic of a loser who can't accept defeat like dictatorship...lolllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll


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Hello Lovelies,
For those of you keeping up with the blog, it won't be any news to you that I've been quite sporadic in the amount of posts. I've been very busy with my internship and house responsibilities, but more than anything I'm tired, and weary and growing. God has been teaching me quite a bit, and the amount of internal retrospection and processing leaves me without much to share on the blog.
I hope to be able to return with vigor, but for now I have a few other projects I need to pour myself into. With that, I'll leave you with a few images from the past week, and the promise to come back soon.
xoxo, Michaela


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First, you'll need to clear out the kitchen. Move out the appliance with an appliance dolly. Detach the cabinet doors and label them (Image 1) for easier assembly later.
Remember to turn off the water! If you're unsure of how to unhook your supply lines, drain lines and garbage disposal, call a plumber. On drop-in sinks you can use a nut driver or screwdriver (Image 1) to take out retaining clips (if they are rusted, gently break them off).
Safety Alert: When working on your back it's best to wear eye protection. Wearing gloves, pull out the retaining ring (Image 2) and then pull out the sink.


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Will ceiling paint cover Oild Baed Kilz
I got help on another post but want to make sure I do this right. I have a stain on a ceiling. I understand oil base kilz will cover it. BUT...if I use the KILZ on the spot and then repaint the entire ceiling...will the KILZ show thru....I could have swore this happened to me years ago....maybe I had junky ceiling paint...is there a special ceiling paint I should use.....I always used Behr products for walls...will there brand suffice...do not recall what I used on the ceiling last time...
I have spot primed with oil based primer and then painted the walls and it looked fine. You could not tell what places had been primed.
There are people on this forum who don't like and will not use Behr paint. I've used Behr Premium Plus Ultra several times and it has worked fine for me.
always used Behr on walls...no issues whatsoever...may try their ceiling paint. Interestinly, the behr ceiling paint is more $ than rguular Behr flat....what makes ceiling paint better than flat?
Ceiling paint is thicker, to reduce spatter. It is also usually a greyer base to avoid reflecting too much light - this makes tinting them difficult. They usually are the flattest finish available in any given paint.
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Will Bryzgalov ever be worth his contract?
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If it is a good contract will be clear after the contract has ended not before! The only reason we will know it before is, when he has career ending injuries/ mental problems or he wins a cup with us.
For me its a huge risk too give players such long contracts without looking on their skill or age....
Yashin, DiPietro, Gomez, Drury, Redden are all on huge long contracts, everyone is happy when they have signed them. But in the long run its all busted!
So in my book its a bad contract only because its too long and too much money.
If he would have signed 6.5 for 3 years i would say nothing and defend the move of the franchise although he don´t live up my expectations till now. I will give him time and a fair chance, but the contract stay a risky one...
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After a day of confusion and doubt, 100 students from Toronto-area schools got the thrill of a lifetime last night, taking a victory lap with the fastest man in the world.
The trip around the track with Usain Bolt following his 100-metre victory at Varsity Centre almost didn't happen, though.
Bolt, well, bolted.
At first, hurdler Priscilla Lopes-Schliep jogged around the track with the local kids, who then stood around waiting.
Someone saw the students waiting and frustrated – and went after Bolt.
"The kids were promised a lap with him and they hung around," said Anthony Hayes, a teacher at St. Cornelius elementary school in Caledon East. "I am sure someone must have gone to get him. Then, when he came out, and ran with the kids, they were in heaven. It was great. Parents took pictures. He seemed very genuine, but there was quite a bit of disorganization.''
Bolt's disappearing act capped a roller-coaster day for the students, who were uninvited from the meet, then reinvited late in the day by organizers.
"We were stunned, figured what a farce and what else could go wrong when he didn't show," said Hayes. "After a day like we went through of being invited, then uninvited then invited again, we didn't expect him to walk away."
Organizers of the Run for Lightning Program last week invited a select number of schools from across the Greater Toronto Area to each send four students and a chaperone to the event at no charge.
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But something went wrong and, 24 hours before the event, those same schools started receiving emails from Theresa Edmonson, a member of the Run for Lightning Committee headed up by John Carson, reneging on the invitation.
The messages, blaming a "technical on-site difficulty," said the complimentary seats were no longer available. Neither was the run with Bolt.
However, Edmonson did say that schools could still purchase tickets, which ranged in price from $25 to $250, via the Festival website.
When contacted by phone, Edmonson said she was too busy to talk about the matter.
University of Toronto athletic director Liz Hoffman did some damage control, calling the affected schools and reinviting them.
"I can't speak for others but there was an error, some kind of miscommunication," said Hoffman. "The important thing is we got to the schools in time."
Getting reinvited was a relief for the students after the crushing news they'd been uninvited, said Hayes.
"The kids were devastated when I told them and said a prayer hoping for a change."
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Robert James Campbell, 41, would have been the first U.S. inmate executed since a botched execution in Oklahoma two weeks ago. He had two separate appeals, one claiming mental impairment and another that challenged the state's plan to use a drug for which it will not reveal the source, as was the case with drugs used in Oklahoma.
"I am happy. The Lord prevailed," Campbell said from a cell just outside the death chamber in Huntsville before being returned to death row at a prison about 45 miles to the east.
The drug secrecy issue was pending before the U.S. Supreme Court when the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals halted his punishment about 2½ hours prior to his scheduled execution. Campbell was set to die for killing a Houston bank teller in 1991.
"Campbell and his attorneys have not had a fair opportunity to develop Campbell's claims of ineligibility for the death penalty," a three-judge panel of the New Orleans-based court said. "In light of the evidence we have been shown, we believe that Campbell must be given such an opportunity."
That appeal contended Campbell wasn't mentally competent for execution because he has a 69 IQ. Courts generally set a 70 IQ as the minimum threshold. In 2002, the Supreme Court ruled mentally impaired people cannot be executed.
Campbell's attorney, Rob Owen, argued Texas Department of Criminal Justice officials failed to turn over three intelligence tests from Campbell's earlier imprisonment that bolstered his claims of mental impairment. The records had been requested 10 years ago by a previous attorney who was told they didn't exist and only recently surfaced, he said.
State attorneys contended defense lawyers never asked for the records until March.
The next Texas execution is scheduled for August. Missouri has an execution scheduled for May 21 that now would become the first one since the botched injection in Oklahoma.
Campbell's lawyers also made an issue of the drug to be used in the execution and the source not being identified. Like Oklahoma, Texas won't say where it gets its execution drugs, saying it needs to protect the producer's identity to prevent threats by death penalty opponents.
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> Going U-Picking Organic Strawberries
We're planning to go U-Pick tomorrow to a certified organic strawberry farm. Anyhow, I want to get a TON of strawberries. But...one obvious thing...what to do with them? LOL Obviously I want to eat quite a few raw, but afterwards what else....?
Anyone have any ideas?
My sister gave me a HUGE pressure canner/cooker several years ago and I've never used it. She used it one year and made everyone jam/preserves for Christmas. I am thinking about making some preserves. But, have NO CLUE what I am doing LOL. How about freezing, does that work well?
And, what is U-Pick etiquette? Are you allowed to EAT the berries while you're picking them?
Lucky! I won't be able to go berry picking until midsummer at the earliest!
Strawberries freeze beautifully, though... Hull them, line them up on a baking sheet, cover w/ a kitchen towel, stick in the freezer until solid, pop them off the sheet, then bag them up for storage-- they'll keep for ages! If you pick any bruised or less-than-perfect berries, puree them, freeze in ice cube trays, then store in freezer bags...
Lots of strawberry recipes, though... Look on Cooks.com or some such site!
P.S. At our organic berry patch, berries eaten in the field are free, but they weigh you before and after picking if your face turns red from too much berry juice (kidding)... I think its fair to test a few, but not cool to gorge yourself...
Hi, my freezer is red.
I don't have any new ideas, though. I got 28 qts, and it was a race to deal with them all before they went bad. I made smoothies to drink fresh and to freeze, froze them whole, and made a ton of jam (which is so yummy!). (There's a thread in this forum about fruit-sweetened homemade jam, and if I were to make more jam with berries, I'd see about using a kind of pectin that works for that.) I also brought some to our homeschool co-op to sell at $1/bowl to raise a little extra money for the co-op.
Good luck! Have fun!
And the place we went to encouraged you to eat as you pick. They have way too many, and they're just going bad out there. So basically it could do no harm, and the more you pick the more the plant makes, so they were saying it's actually good for them.
I haven't been yet, the organic farm is opening this year. I was just planning on freezing whole what I could and maybe some jam, but I don't have a recipe yet.
Yep, make yummy low sugar jam, and freeze the rest, they go easily into smoothies, delicious with whipped cream, on top of waffles or pancakes.
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If one drives around much of the country, 2012 is a lot like 2008. The traditional summer hay is somewhat scarce in many areas and, in some areas, nonexistent. Maybe some solace can be found in the fact that we survived previous dry spells, so we also can survive this one.
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"My concern is, if we take the increase down to zero, do we have to shut down our school because we didn't plan ahead?" she said, citing Superintendent Tim Lawson's earlier warning that drawing down the school's savings - as several board members had suggested - might leave the school district insolvent in two and a half years. An 8 percent tax increase was likely for 2012-13 due to increasing expenses, he and School Business Administrator Cynthia Turcotte predicted.
School Beth Callahan agreed with Danna about the negative consequences of further cuts, noting that the school district had kept the taxes flat over the past several years by cutting programs like Drivers Education, Ski Club, plus Young Scholars and other offerings for high-achieving students.
"In past years, we've already asked students to give up a lot," she said.
The school district had its state aid projection boosted by about $51,000 this week due to state legislative action. Several members of the school board sought to have that amount subtracted from the local tax levy, but school administrators balked at the idea, noting that state aid was fluid and the sum might be needed to balance out an unexpected shortfall.
Lawson argued to minimize spending from fund balance to assure money for contingencies and to soften the blow from future state aid reductions.
Turcotte estimated the district's current unrestricted fund balance now totals about $1.7 million, about $1 million more than the state's recommended cap of 4 percent of current total appropriations.
The endorsed budget restores the positions and programs proposed to be cut under a more austere budget under consideration last month. This prior budget eliminated Junior Varsity sports and JV coaching positions and all cheerleading squads, as well as retaining a middle-school technology instructor, a school psychologist, the greeter at the high school, a study hall monitor, and a remedial reading teacher.
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