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We were already fans of ladybugs and the chemical-free pest control they provide before we stepped foot in the M'Finda Kalunga Community Garden, but we grew even fonder of them as we learned more about them from the head of the garden's Critter Committee, Bud Shalala. "The nine-spotted ladybug is our New York state insect," explained Shalala (we had no idea). "The ones given to us by Cornell are not nine-spotted ladybugs – those actually haven't been around here for years…something that they're looking into right now, but yes, the ladybug is our official insect."
After sitting in a cool, shady spot with Bud and Bob Humber, M'Finda's head gardener who has been with the garden since the 70s when he would patrol the area on bike to make the adjacent park safe for children (as you might know, the Lower East Side was quite different back then), we asked how difficult it would be to meet some ladybugs. "If you sit here for a while, chances are one will come crawling on you," Bud told us. And lo and behold, as we ventured just a few feet into the patches of greenery, we came face to antennas with one little ladybug and then a flip of a leaf revealed a whole community of them.
The ladybug sightings became fewer and farther in between as we ventured further into the garden past its chess tables, bocce ball court, compost heap and miniature oasis until Bud came to point out one particular tree that needed the insects' help the most. "Look at the leaves," he pointed. At first we didn't see anything out of the ordinary until we spotted them – clusters and clusters of green warts growing right out of the tree's leaves. "The aphids are inside of those," Bud explained, to our horror. The bumps, also known as aphid galls, are a type of plant tissue that the aphids manipulate in order to provide them with both food and shelter. Though we didn't dare touch them, if we'd cut open one of the galls, we could expect to find writhing masses of aphids inside – cringe.
Clearly, we didn't see any change or improvement yet on the tree (since the ladybugs only arrived a few days ago), but we did see a large population of the spotted bugs hanging out near, and in some cases, right on top of the aphid galls, presumably waiting for a snack. We're hoping to visit again soon in a few months to see if the galls have decreased in number.
Judging from the more than 200 delighted children that attended the event on Sunday, the ladybug release was a great success – but the Critter Committee isn't done buggin' out yet. They plan to adopt crickets, praying mantises and turtles for the garden and they're even planning an all-natural fireworks event this coming Wednesday for the Fourth of July except that instead of using fireworks, they're hoping to light up the space with real fireflies!
As you might imagine though, bio-luminescence is a bit costly, so the event will only happen if they receive enough funding. If you'd like to see the firefly party come to fruition, please visit MKGarden.org and click on the ladybug on the right to donate.
The M'Finda Kalunga Community Garden is open to the public on Thursdays from 5PM – 7PM and weekends from 12PM – 4PM.
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December opens with a flurry of holiday events today in the New Bern. The highlights include events ranging from a Christmas craft shows and special concerts to parades, Santa sightings, holiday fundraisers and an evening-ending Coastal Christmas Parade, featuring 21 festively-decorated boats passing along the New Bern waterfront.
The 28th annual parade of boats begins at the Eastern Carolina Yacht Club on the Trent River and should begin making their way past the New Bern waterfront on the Neuse River about 6 p.m. Santa will be at Union Point Park afterward to greet the children.
The New Bern Yacht Club will lead the possession with seven boats that will not be included in the annual judging — Best Overall Sailboat and Best Overall Powerboat. Each category competes for a large trophy which is passed from winner-to-winner each year.
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La Bonnie Vie, 32-foot power boat, captained by Thomas and Paula Hartman. Theme, "Winter Wonderland." Crew includes June and Gary Dowd, Francine and Steve Spaziante.
Ad Libitum, 32-foot power boat, owned by Jerry Crawford. Theme, "Winter Wonderland." Crew includes Marci Crawford, Jim and Nancy Talbott, Bill and Mary Byrd and Marty and Doug Smith.
Seawolf, 25-foot power boat, captained by Ron Prachett. Theme, "Rudolph." Crew includes Tom Mundie, Judy and Warren Lloyd.
Anchor Management, 32-foot power boat, captained by Dona Baker. Crew includes Doug Baker, Elaine and Peter Meyer.
Moderation, 37-foot power boat, captained by Jack Fleming. Theme, "Christmas." Crew includes Patti Fleming, Dean and Raynelle Perkins, Joe and Helen Parker, Bill and Lynn Neilson.
Easy Going, 34-foot power boat, captained by Mike Lurie and Mary Bowar. Theme, "Winter Wonderland." Crew includes Mark Reese, Chris O'Connell, Jeanne Julian, Tim Murphy, Greg Fockler, Lisa Shaw.
R-n-R, 43-foot power boat, captained by Richard McDevitt. Theme, "Holiday Spirits." Crew includes Rosalie McDevitt, Carol and Jim Kross, Sandy and Frank Bruno, Beth and Carl Campbell, Camille and Jim Hoffman, Lucy and Karl Lichty, Anne and Don Marr, Sherill and Jim Miller, Chris Mele, George Mills, Mark Hornby, LeeAnn Fordyce.
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Downtime, 23-foot power boat, captained by Bob Prather. Theme, "Life is Good." Lights, 2,500. Hours to decorate: 8. Crew includes Sue Prather, Dan Thallman, Danny and Shelia Batten.
Dragonfly, 36-foot sailboat, captained by Scott Wade. Theme, "Let it snow! Let it snow!" Lights, 3,200. Hours to decorate, 30. Crew, First Mate Donna Wade, family members. 2006 Flotilla winner.
Unharried, 25-foot sailboat, captained by Steve Kelly. Theme, "A Traditional Christmas - Festive and Fun." Lights, 402. Hours to decorate, 4. Crew includes Paul and Deloris Kelly.
Therapy, 35-foot power boat, captained by Chuck Dale. Theme, "Christmas Lights." Hours to decorate, 16. Crew includes Ann Dale and various others.
Altilis, 27-foot sailboat, captained by Kenny Barrow. Theme, "Altilis and the Christmas Pirates." Lights, 2,000-plus.
Outta Office, 20-foot power boat, captained by Don Simpson. Theme, "Let It Snow." Lights, 3,000. Hours to decorate, 8. Crew includes Wayne Bedenbaugh.
Three Beautiful Daughters, 42-foot power boat, with five connector boats, captained by Jim Ward. Theme, "Rudolph and BSA Lead the Way to Santa's Sleigh." Entry by Neuse Basin District of East Carolina Boy Scouts. Lights, thousands. Hours to decorate, 500. Crew includes Troops 584, 13 and volunteers.
Lookout Lady, 40-foot power boat, captained by George Aswad. Crew includes Luciano Cavarti, Pat Aswad.
Indigo, 34-foot sailboat, captained by John LaGuardia. Theme, "Joy to the World." Lights, 5,000. Hours to decorate, 9. First place, sailboat, 2009.
Misty, 37-foot power boat, captained by Fred Sikes. Theme, "5 Golden Rings - Honoring the five Armed Services at Christmas." Lights, 2,000. Hours to decorate, 10. Crew includes Lovlie and Trey Sikes.
Marigot, 42-foot sailboat, captained by Steve Linke and Dorothy Stocks. Theme, "Gingerbread House and Gingerbread Man." Lights, 5,000. Hours to decorate, 40. Crew includes Mike and Paula Murphy.
Esprit, 38-foot sailboat, captained by Peter Mack, represents Hancock Yacht Club. Theme, "Santa Cruising in Candy Cane Land." Lights, 600. Hours to decorate, 18. Crew includes Sherri Gaskins, Rick Morefield, Larry and Donna Boatright, Owen Smith.
The Blue Dolphin, 28-foot power boat, captained by Kevin Guilfoyle, represents Guilfoyle Opticians. Theme, "Santa Skiing." Crew includes Mary Guilfoyle, Bill and Ellen Beery, Steve and Jenny Dark, Chuck and Deb Smith.
Sprite, 23-foot sailboat, captained by Edward Childs. Theme, "State College Fun." Lights, 2,000. Hours to decorate, 28. Crew includes Nancy, Sarah Kate, John and Emily Childs. Best in sailboat class in 2011.
Holiday events
8 a.m., Colonial Capital Humane Society Yard Sale, 1901 Wilson St., New Bern
9 a.m., 'A Coastal Carolina Christmas Arts, Crafts, & Gift Show,' Craven Jaycees Fairground
9:15 a.m., Corvette Club Toy Run to Camp Lejeune, Belk parking lot, New Bern Mall
10 a.m., 'Kids Clay Gift Making,' Bear Hands Art Factory and Framing
1 p.m., 'Kids Paint Gifts,' Bear Hands Art Factory and Framing
1 p.m., Marine children with Santa, New Bern Riverfront Convention Center
2 and 8 p.m., 'Nutcracker Ballet,' New Bern Civic Theatre
3 p.m., Jaycees Christmas Parade, downtown New Bern
4 p.m., Salvation Army Coat and Glove Drive, Cotten Funeral Home
5 p.m., Christmas Flotilla Open house, New Bern Grand Marina Dock F, aboard the Crystal Coast Lady
6 p.m., Coastal Christmas Flotilla, New Bern waterfront
7 p.m., 'Paint 'til You Faint,' Accidental Artist, Craven Street, New Bern
7:30 p.m., Four Seasons Chamber Music Festival, N.C. History Center
8 p.m., Bear City Opry Christmas Show, Masonic Theater
'Make This a Handcrafted Holiday,' Carolina Creations, Pollock Street, New Bern, all month
2 p.m., 'Nutcracker Ballet,' New Bern Civic Theatre
2 p.m., Annual Bed & Breakfasts of New Bern Holiday Open House, along Pollock Street
3 p.m., Trent Woods Christmas Parade, Trent Woods
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verb \ə-ˈvȯid\
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Middle English, from Anglo-French avoider, alteration of Old French esvuider, from es- (from Latin ex-) + vuider to empty — more at void
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Chrome prompts for a folder to put the bookmark in, so I make sure the bookmark goes in the right folder when I create it. The option I chose was 'Never' because with this system, I never have to organize them explicitly since they always organized as soon as they are created.
by cablepokerface (718716) on Sunday February 17, 2013 @06:46PM (#42931125)... really gotten used to using bookmarks. I remember something I have read once somewhere and think of one or two words specific to that article or subject; google it. It's on, or close to, the top of the result list.
do safaris 'top sites' count as bookmarks? I have a few of them pinned permanently, but I like the idea that it adjusts to what I visit most. it's living bookmarks that I don't have to setup! Cheers
Re:Missing option: In Real-Time (Score:5, Insightful)by Mr. Sketch (111112) <`mister.sketch' `at' `gmail.com'> on Monday February 18, 2013 @02:48PM (#42937643)
I would argue no. I think of organizing as bringing order to chaos, not keeping an already established order.
For example, if my bookshelf is organized first by author and then by title, and every time I buy a new book and place it on the shelf I just add it in where it belongs, then I wouldn't say I organize my bookshelf every time I buy a new book. I would just say my bookshelf stays organized, and that I just maintain the existing order.
However, if my bookshelf had no order and I sat down and arranged the books by author and then title, then I would say I organized the bookshelf.
In more relevant-to-the-discussion terms, I would only count organizing bookmarks as bringing up the bookmark manager, which I never have to do (Never meaning haven't used it since I adopted this system).
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I do the same. It's not adding bookmarks that is a problem, but removing the ones you don't need or don't exist anymore.


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Our Mission: The BLM collects, analyzes, and records a tremendous amount of business information about the public lands and resources, ranging from land title to recreational usage to wildlife habitat. Much of this data is geographic in nature and is best understood when displayed and analyzed in spatial form using automated geographic information systems. This data/information is used to make thousands of business decisions each year. We recognize that this business information is of great utility and value to wide variety of other parties, including public land users; education institutions; public interest groups; other Federal, State, Tribal and local agencies, and the scientific community. Today, with the explosive growth of the Internet and use of personal computers, expectations of our employees, citizens, and businesses having transactions with the BLM have significantly changed.
Today, access, speed and accuracy are key components of the information age. To keep pace with our public responsibility, it is now necessary to begin the business of reengineering the process that can take place using new technology to improve service, reduce cost, and meet our public obligations. The Land Record Modernization and Improvement Project (LR-MIP) is a first step in California meeting that requirement.
Master Title Plat (MTP)The MTP is a graphic depiction of current land status on a drafted map affecting one particular township. There are other plats included in the MTP plat group: i.e. oil & gas and the leasable minerals plats which are a graphic depiction of the current lease status affecting one particular township.
Historical Index (HI)The HI is a narrative, chronological summary of use and title transactions affecting one particular township. Other types of HI documents are the Mineral Location and Contests HIs and the Acquired Lands HIs.The (MTP/HI) records were created from the original township Tract Books. As changes occur within a specific township they are submitted to the State Office for update to reflect land status changes approved by the BLM and other agencies. California has over 4,800 townships with corresponding MTPs. Additionally, there are supporting Supplemental Plats, Use Plats, Oil and Gas Plats, and HIs. It is estimated that in California, the BLM is responsible for maintaining approximately 30,000 MTP/HI documents.These official records are maintained on file in the State Office and should be available for use by both internal BLM staff and the general public to determine land availability, land status, and title/use information.
Control Document Index (CDI) Aperture CardsCDIs are filmed copies of patent and title documents, withdrawal orders, and opening and closure notices. The original patent and title documents, withdrawal orders, and related opening and closure notice comprise the official record used to construct the CDI. Today, if the information has not been transferred to a CDI aperture card, copies are made from the original documents for review and research. These documents or CDIs are used to prepare and maintain the MTP/HI. These records must be available for use by both internal and public customers when required to verify the MTP/HI entries. These records also provide the supporting detail to corroborate the corresponding MTP/HI entries (Congressional Acts, Other Townships involved, reservation language, etc.). CDIs are used as a primary reference aid in the BLM California State Office Information Access Center. Today, the BLM California State Office is responsible for maintaining approximately 60,000 CDI cards with another 10,000 hard copy documents waiting conversion to either a film or digital format.
Cadastral Surveys:A Cadastral Survey consists of a plat and a written description of the fieldwork field notes. The plat represents the lines surveyed, showing the direction and length of each line, the boundaries, descriptions and area of the parcel of land, and a delineation of the culture and improvements within the limits of the survey. The cadastral survey plats are used in the construction of a MTP plat. The MTP plat reflects the lot size and placement. As survey plats are updated this information is incorporated into the MTP plats. The MTP plats reflect the courses and distances shown on the latest, official cadastral survey plat but they are not recited on the MTP. So, though a surveyed section of 640 acres may appear to run in cardinal directions on the MTP with all four sides exactly 80 chains (1 mile) in length, the official cadastral survey may well show numbers that are slightly different. Exact course and distance information is described in the survey field notes and on the official survey plats on file with BLM. Today, the BLM California State Office is responsible for approximately 30,000 cadastral survey plats.
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|Julie Vincent, RN is the January 2014 DAISY Award Recipient
Julie Vincent, RN is the January 2014 DAISY Award recipient. Julie has been with All Children's Hospital since February 1987. She was a NICU nurse for six years, and then moved to the West Central Early Steps Program in 1993. Julie's primary role is to evaluate children from birth to 3, to determine whether they are developmentally delayed and eligible for the Early Steps Program. She also specializes in serving hearing impaired children, and follows up with the families of NICU babies to inform them of the Early Steps Program and the services it provides.
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I would like to say a hearty "job well done" to the Early Steps staff in general and to Nurse Julie specifically for their recent activities when my wife had a medical concern at the office. She is transitioning into a new set of methods and medicines in her diabetes regimen. A combination of factors brought her to the point of almost losing consciousness at work.
When the staff detected warning signs, Julie jumped into action and called to arrange for her medicines and machines to be brought to the facility. She called our daughter, who just happened to be home from college and was the most available emergency contact. She also called me to inform me and keep me posted of the current status. The rest of the staff assisted as needed with a complete team effort. I have always admired and envied the professional staff that my wife is surrounded by at her office. They truly typify all the motivational posters one sees displayed in many offices depicting teamwork and group dedication. While this response is yet another example of their cooperation and dedication to each other, this one is particularly personal to my family. It is the same approach employed by the staff of the Early Steps office in Pasco County with their clientele. I feel that this exceptional group of amazing people and particularly Julie deserve some above-and-beyond recognition for the stellar performance level.
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When Julie noticed that her colleague was in distress, she immediately took action. In addition to responding to her 'patient,' Julie also made sure all the right people were informed (family and supervisor) and took charge of the situation, telling other employees what they could do to help. This is not the first time that Julie has utilized her nursing experience to help an employee in our department, it is just one of many examples of how Julie works as a team player and goes above and beyond her duties. We are grateful to have Julie on our Early Steps team and hope she will be recognized for her dedication.
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February 14, 2010
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - The Belmont Abbey softball team opened its Conference Carolinas schedule with a doubleheader sweep of the visiting Pfeiffer University Falcons this afternoon at Crusader Field. The Abbey won the opener 5-2 and won 2-0 in the nightcap as it moves to 3-1 overall and 2-0 in Conference Carolinas, while the Falcons drop to 2-6 overall and 0-2 in Conference Carolinas. It is the Abbey's first doubleheader sweep of a Conference Carolinas opponent since April 16, 2007 when the Abbey swept Barton.
In the opener, the Abbey jumped ahead 4-0 after just one inning, as Tara Ruebel singled home Kasey Kerley, who led off the inning with a single. Becca Rothrock followed with a single, and both runners came home on a three-run blast by Carol-Anne Sherrill to extend the lead to 4-0.
Pfeiffer cut the lead in half with a pair of runs in the fifth, but Sherill iced the game away with an RBI single in the fifth, scoring Sami Michaelis.
Kim Anders earned the win in dominating fashion, allowing two unearned runs in seven innings, striking out ten and walking none. Allison Braswell took the loss. She gave up five runs on ten hits in six innings.
In game two, Emily Self held Pfeiffer to just three hits over seven scoreless innings, striking out three and walking one. She recieved the only run she would need in the bottom of the first, as Kerley led off with a single, moved to second on a groundout and to third on a passed ball. Sherrill brought her home on a single.
The Abbey tacked on an insurance run in the sixth. Megan Mullis led off with a single and then Michaelis, pinch running for Mullis, stole second and moved to third on the ensuing throwing error. She scored on a groundout by Megan Riveros.
Mariah Chalk took the loss after allowing an unearned run on four hits in four innings, striking out one and walking three.


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The Korean Cinderella
The Korean Cinderella (Hardcover)
Climo and Heller conflate several Korean variants of Cinderella to offer up the story of Pear Blossom, a lovely girl who is sorely mistreated by her nasty stepmother and stepsister.
At once comfortingly familiar and intriguingly exotic, the text is especially noteworthy for its instructive but unobtrusive incorporation of Korean words.Publishers Weekly. Hellers paintings are exotically lush and colorful as well as engaging.
An agreeable retelling of the Cinderella story. BL.
Notable 1994 Children's Trade Books in Social Studies (NCSS/CBC)
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Shirley Climo's love of folklore began in her childhood and has provided the background for many of her children's books, such as The Korean Cinderella, Magic & Mischief: Tales from Cornwall, A Treasury of Princesses: Princess Tales from Around the World, A Treasury of Mermaids: Mermaid Tales from Around the World, and Someone Saw a Spider: Spider Facts and Folktales, an NCTE Teacher's Choice and Library of Congress Best Children's Book that was originally inspired by her research for Cobweb Christmas. Mrs. Climo and her husband live in Los Altos, California.
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PORTSMOUTH - A public tribute to the late Dr. James W. Holley III will be held Thursday night in Portsmouth.
The former mayor will be remembered at a special life celebration service at Willett Hall, 3701 Willett Drive, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Holley died Friday at the age of 85.
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By John Baldoni
President, Baldoni Consulting
These days, if you mention Washington, D.C. with anything other than scorn or as the butt of a joke, people might think you are crazy. After all, our political process is nearly dysfunctional and Congress acts more as an obstacle than as an enabler.
True enough, but it overlooks the good work that the unelected federal officials in government — in Washington and throughout the country — do to keep government operational, even when our elected officials cannot.
I have spent the last month reviewing nominations for Federal News Radio's Top Leaders in Federal Service awards for Federal News Radio. The documentation process is open-ended, that is, nominators were free to recommend leaders in their department worthy of merit. In an effort to maintain judicial integrity — and preserve the anonymity of nominees — let me share some common themes.
- Not accepting the status quo. Too often in large organizations we focus on restrictions rather than possibilities and, as a result, we hold ourselves from trying new things. Not these leaders. Whether it was designing a new system, developing new methods of training, implementing new processes or engaging with people differently, the nominated leaders refused to stand still. They pushed and prodded, but mostly engaged with their people to effect positive change.
- Working with people. The biggest obstacle in government is bureaucracy. One reason is because few in government service are held accountable. And so, there are many employees who are retired on the job. The leaders nominated refused to accept that outlook and pushed their organizations to achieve. They either instilled or helped to instill a culture where apathy was not accepted and people had to pull their weight or be gone — at least from their department.
- Provide inspiration. All of us like to work for something greater than ourselves and, in this regard, these leaders were setting an example about how to do it. This theme echoed repeatedly in the stories told about the nominated leaders. They each, in his or her own way, stress the commitment of service to the nation. By doing so, they provide inspiration for the teams they lead.
The biggest lesson for me in the exercise was the respect for governance. While our political officials are more engaged in rhetoric, our non-elected representatives are busy doing work, making their agencies work with the people they have and the budgets they manage. It would be easy — and we see it regularly — to be overwhelmed by the bureaucracy and simply quit on the job. The leaders whose applications I reviewed did not. Nor did they tolerate such attitudes within their own people. They let their actions speak for themselves.
Frankly, all the nominations I reviewed were worthy of recognition as "best of the best." Some nominations were better written than others but all contained what I perceived as sincere admiration for the person being nominated. Skeptics may see some of this as an exercise in job justification. Sure, there could be some of it, but certainly less so than the publicity that public relations firms turn out for the corporate leaders they represent.
Does a nomination or eventual reward make a leader? Of course not. But what I took away from this effort is the fact that our government, despite the unpopularity of Congress, is blessed with men and women of integrity who toil to the best of their ability to make a positive difference.
We see this everyday in business. It's good to see it in government.
John Baldoni is the president of Baldoni Consulting LLC, a full-service executive coaching and leadership development firm. He is an internationally recognized leadership educator, executive coach and the author of 11 books, including Lead with Purpose, Lead Your Boss, and The Leader's Pocket Guide. John speaks throughout North America and Europe, and in 2012 Leadership Gurus International ranked him No. 10 on its list of global leadership experts. Baldoni has authored more than 400 leadership columns for a variety of online publications including Harvard Business Review, Forbes, CBS/MoneyWatch and the Washington Post. His leadership resource website is www.johnbaldoni.com.
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On foot: We're only a two-minute walk from Santa Maria Novella Train Station.
From Santa Maria Novella Train Station
Turn left as you exit through the main entrance. Cross the two sets of traffic lights towards the McDonald�s then take the first street on your left, Largo Fratelli Alinari. Continue up Via Nazionale and walk along this street. Turn left onto the third street on your left. This is via Guelfa and we're at number 59 black. Please note that in Florence we have red and black numbers. This should just be a five-minute walk.
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Date: Friday, December 27, 2013 - 1:00 pm
Duration: 1 Hour
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On Friday, December 27, 2013 from 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. the KBA CLE Committee will present "Solo/Small Firm ToolKit Series: Office Organization Set-Up: Preparing for Rainy Days and Sunny Days". The program was originally presented live on November 14, 2012.
The video will be shown at the KBA office and a moderator will be present so the program has been approved for live CLE credit (instead of distance learning or online CLE credit which is limited to 8 hours per year). The program has been approved for 1 hour of Dual CLE credit.
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Learn about the insurance you need to protect yourself including professional liability insurance, general commercial w/ non-owned auto, and workers' comp. Our panel will offer money-saving tips for you to consider when exploring what coverage you need. This session will also tackle retirement considerations and how to plan for your future (SEP-IRA, 401(k), etc.).
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BRIDGECITY, La. - An 81-year-old woman died in a hail of bullets shot into a Bridge City home just before midnight, according to the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office.
The incident occurred in the 300 block of 5th Street.
According to deputies, Doretha Richardson was found lying on the kitchen floor of her home, dead of multiple gunshot wounds. Deputies found bullet casings lining the street with a trail leading to Richardson's front door. Casings were also found inside of the home.
Deputies said two men were seen coming toward the house and firing.
Richardson was at home her grandson, his girlfriend and her three-year-old great granddaughter.
Neighbors said police have been frequent visitors to the home of the victim.
'That house, they've had cops there a lot,'said one neighbor. 'It's expected really that something would happen, but nothing this big.'
Police do not know if Richardson was the intended target or if there was more than one shooter.
Anyone with information on this homicide is asked to call the JPSO Investigations Bureau at 504-364-5300 or Crimestoppers.


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This page is obsolete, newer versions of Groovy have support for inner classes
Groovy 1.0 and 1.1 do not support normal Java inner classes (you can have such classes only in Scripts or you can code them in Java of course).
In many cases though, you don't need them. Here is a Groovy 1.1 example which shows you how to construct a class on the fly which implements several interfaces. This would be a prime example where you would typically use an inner class in Java. In Groovy we don't have to:
import groovy.swing.SwingBuilder import static java.awt.BorderLayout.* import java.awt.event.* // set up variables count = 0 def textlabel def text = "Actions: " def update = { c -> text += c textlabel.text = text } // create the listener def closureMap = [ mousePressed: { update 'M' }, keyPressed: { update 'K' }, focusLost: { update 'F' }, windowIconified: { update 'W' } ] def interfaces = [WindowListener, KeyListener, MouseListener, FocusListener] def listener = ProxyGenerator.instantiateAggregate(closureMap, interfaces) // now the GUI def swing = new SwingBuilder() def frame = swing.frame(title:'Frame') { borderLayout() textlabel = label(text:text, constraints: NORTH) button = button(text:'Click Me', constraints: SOUTH) } frame.addWindowListener listener ['Key', 'Mouse', 'Focus'].each { button."add${it}Listener" listener textlabel."add${it}Listener" listener } frame.pack() frame.show()


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GREENVILLE - Three area men appeared on unrelated burglary cases in the Darke County Common Pleas Court this week.
Josiah A. Stevens, 28, of Greenville appeared before Judge Jonathan P. Hein Monday morning for sentencing on an amended charge of the indicted count of Attempted Burglary, a felony of the third degree, which occurred May 30, 2013.
Judge Hein ordered Stevens be placed on a community control sanction for up to 60 months on a sole count of Breaking and Entering, a felony of the fifth degree, the he pleaded guilty to in November 2013 as part of a plea agreement with the state. He was also ordered to complete 80 hours of community service and given jail credit of 76 days.
On Tuesday, a bench warrant was issued for Union City, Ind. resident Kyle Hartman. The 23-year-old failed to appear for a 10 a.m. arraignment on a Burglary, felony of the third degree, charge he was indicted on in November 2013.
Judge Hein later withdrew the warrant after Hartman arrived at the courthouse later that afternoon. He was then given an own recognizance bond (OR) during the rescheduled arraignment where he told the judge that he was late because he was stranded in Winchester, Ind. where he was attempting to admit himself into a drug treatment facility. He admitted to having a heroin addiction and was wanting to get help.
A complaint was filed in December 2013 when Hartman was said to not be complying with his bond stipulations by not checking in with the probation department and his court appointed defense attorney. The warrant for being a Fugitive from Justice was later dismissed and Hartman was scheduled to appear for a second arraignment Tuesday.
"I am glad to see that you are trying to seek help for your drug dependency," Judge Hein told Hartman during Tuesday's arraignment. "You can't just go doing things and not letting others know what is going on."
He is scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court later this month. Hartman faces 36 months and a $10,000 fine if convicted as charged.
Family and friends of 20-year-old Jason L. Hunt attended an initial appearance Tuesday afternoon by video connection with his defense attorney from the Darke County Criminal Justice Center. The New Madison man was arrested Sunday for a charge of Aggravated Burglary, a felony of the first degree, after he reportedly held a female at gunpoint and ordered her to leave with him earlier that morning. He allegedly assaulted the woman at the New Madison home before was forced to leave by other occupants of the home.
Judge Hein accepted the bond recommendation by Darke County Prosecutor Kelly Ormsby and ordered Hunt be held on a $50,000 cash, surety or property bond. He is scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court later this month.
According to Ormsby, the case is under review and Hunt could face additional charges, including a gun specification that carries a mandatory three year sentence, when the case goes before a Grand Jury next week. He faces a maximum of 11 years on the current Aggravated Burglary charge, along with a $20,000 fine if convicted.


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The SonarQube Runner is recommended as the default launcher to analyze a project with SonarQube.
You must have previously installed the SonarQube Runner and read Analyzing Code Source.
Simple Project
Create a configuration file in the root directory of the project: sonar-project.properties
Run the following command from the project base directory to launch the analysis:
Since SonarQube 3.4, if a project cannot be accessed anonymously, the
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Set all the configuration in the properties file in the root folder
"MyProject/sonar-project.properties" file content
Way #2
Set the configuration in multiple properties files
"MyProject/sonar-project.properties" file content
"MyProject/module1/sonar-project.properties" file content
"MyProject/module2/sonar-project.properties" file content
- Properties are inherited from parent to children
They can obviously be overriden:
- By prefixing them with the module identifier (way #1)
- Simply by defining them in the sonar-project.properties file located in the module (way #2)
- Module base directory can be specified for special cases
By default, the module base directory is guessed from the module identifier (like in the examples above). But it can be redefined using the
For instance, here are two use cases and the way to redefine the base directory of the modules:
the folder of a module contains white spaces or special characters:
the module is not located directly in the parent folder, but in a deeper directory structure:
- A project that defines modules (or a module that defines sub-modules) cannot define a source code folder to be analyzed.
To help you getting started, multi-module project samples are available on github that can be browsed or downloaded:
- Modules with the same structure: projects/multi-module/sonar-runner/java-sonar-runner-modules-same-structure
- Modules with different structures: projects/multi-module/sonar-runner/java-sonar-runner-modules-different-structures
- A configuration file for each module: projects/multi-module/sonar-runner/java-sonar-runner-modules-own-configuration-file
Multi-module and Multi-language Project
Since SonarQube 3.3, it is possible to run an analysis on a multi-module project whose modules contains source code from different languages.
In addition to the multi-module configuration, the only mandatory property to set is the language for each module:
To help you getting started, a multi-language project sample is available on github that can be browsed or downloaded: projects/languages/multi-language/multi-language-java-javascript-sonar-runner
Running Task
Before SonarQube 3.6, it was only possible to run a project analysis. Since SonarQube 3.6, it is possible to run other tasks such as:
Advanced Usage
If a sonar-project.properties file cannot be created in the root directory of the project, there are several alternatives:
The properties can be specified directly through the command line. Ex:
The property 'project.settings' can be used to specify the path to the project configuration file (this option is incompatible with the 'project.home' property). Ex:
The root folder of the project to analyze can be set through the 'project.home' property. This folder must contain a sonar-project.properties file if the mandatory properties (like
sonar.projectKey) are not specified on the command line.
Additional analysis parameters can be defined in this project configuration file or through command-line parameters.
Migrating from SonarQube Runner 1.X to SonarQube Runner 2.0
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Thats close to what I said. I think he's very tough, it's just that his physical weakness doesn't back him up. When he drives to the lane he looks like he's getting pushed but it takes very little contact to move him that's all.
He's mentioned that this coming summer, he probably will not take part of any activity with the Spanish national team. Assuming that actually happens, he will hopefully be able to spend some time developing some strength (ideally without sacrificing his quickness) -- it could help prolong his career.


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A final rule scheduled to be published tomorrow in the Federal Register by the Office of Personnel Management codifies this major change with a goal of making the hiring of people with disabilities easier and more efficient.
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This thread will stay open until few other guilds have gotten heroic Garrosh kill.
Refrain from all and any Asia vs the rest of the world discussion, it has no place here.
Azshira Edit: ANY posts about the Asia vs EU/US debacle will be dealt with and harshly (you had 3 warnings now)
sorry for going off topic, but im actually kind of curious.
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I still don't know if I'm rooting for Method or Paragon... Seems like Method will bring this home though, based on their progression so far, but the Garrosh fight seems to be about the same in difficulty both in 10man and 25man compared to some other fights (like Thok 25man being a lot easier or Malkorok 10man being easier). I still think Paragon will down him with a lower ilvl though. Would've been more fair if Warforged gear got released like 2 weeks after the release of the raid instead of instantly or if 25man dropped warforged tokens after the last boss in the instance had been killed on your server or something like that.
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EU first PG wave 30, come at me bros.
More importantly, I guess, is who do you think they are underdogs to??
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"When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you'll be successful"
the odd American guild on non end tier bosses..
in what world can you possibly spin them as the under dog when none of the guilds that have beat them are even racing them anymore?
Ghinz Carrying R.E.M! Gratz Rapid Eye Movement
Das Hulk yes.
Once Hardcore always Hardcore.
Don't get me wrong at all, both guilds are extremely good and it's fucking awesome to see that "newcomers" actually have a chance even in todays game (on that note, does anyone know what the story about TG gaming is? last tier they were ranked west 222, now they're in the top 10, would love to hear what happened - is it the old Pulse re-incarnated?) - but it does kind of emphasize the fact that as long as your guild is in the top 50-100, adding more hours is enough to shoot you up the ranks .
Can someone tell me where the whine about the asian guild getting world first garrosh stops so I dont have to skip 20 pages?
Spam - Azshira
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Caps lose 3-1 to Timbers on Aggregate
Portland Timbers 3
Portland wins quarterfinal series 3-1 on aggregate
Sunday, September 16, 2007
PGE Park, Portland, OR - Attendance: 8,522
Vancouver Whitecaps reign as USL First Division champions came to an end on Sunday after a 3-0 away defeat to Portland Timbers.
Despite leading the two-game, total-goal series 1-0 after Friday's first leg in Vancouver, goals by former Whitecaps player Justin Thompson, Timbers captain Andrew Gregor, and substitute Jaime Ambriz gave Portland a 3-1 aggregate victory at PGE Park. They now advance to the USL-1 playoff semifinals, while the Whitecaps must now look ahead to the 2008 season.
Whitecaps head coach Bob Lilley made two changes to the side that won Friday's first game. Geordie Lyall - who turned 31 on Saturday - came into the side to partner Steve Klein at centre back, as Adrian Cann did not make the trip after sustaining a nasty head injury in the first leg against the Timbers. In attack, Alen Marcina replaced Josh Hansen as Eddy Sebrango's strike partner, with Hansen not dressed for Sunday's game.
Timbers head coach Gavin Wilkinson, meanwhile, named an unchanged side to the one that started the 1-0 defeat at Swangard Stadium in Vancouver.
Interviews: Playoff Interviews
Notes: Match Notes
With Timber Jim and the Timbers Army out in full force on an overcast day at PGE Park, it was the Whitecaps that looked comfortable keeping possession of the ball on the hard playing surface in the early stages, as a crowd of 8,522 looked on.
It was the visitors that had the first chance of the game on three minutes, as Tony Donatelli forced Portland goalkeeper Josh Wicks into a fine save from his free-kick strike after captain Jeff Clarke was fouled near the edge of the Timbers box.
Portland were then forced into an unexpected change on seven minutes, as Ambriz had to replace Chris Bagley in the Timbers attack after he re-aggravated a previous abdominal injury. Ambriz then caused shouts from the Portland fans for a penalty after going down in the Vancouver box, but referee Jair Marrufo waved away the appeals on nine minutes.
It was not until the quarter hour mark that the Timbers had their first real threat at goal, as Shaun Higgins volleyed Gregor's cross over Matt Nelson's crossbar. At the other end, Sebrango failed to make a decent headed connection to Martin Nash 's corner from the left on 23 minutes.
In need of a goal to get back into the series, Portland delighted their home faithful by taking the lead on 27 minutes from a Gregor corner on the right. His set-piece found Bryan Jordan at the far post, where his header hit the crossbar before Thompson knocked home the rebound to make it 1-0.
The goal prompted a spell of Timbers pressure on the Whitecaps goal, with Gregor striking over the crossbar on 33 minutes. To their credit, the Whitecaps remained positive and responded on 40 minutes when a Donatelli header from Nash's corner forced Wicks to make an important save.
It was Portland that ended the half in the ascendancy, with the home side kept out from scoring a second goal after Nelson and defender Steve Kindel made a vital save from another Timbers substitute in Luke Kreamalmeyer following a scramble for the ball in the Whitecaps box.
Donatelli had the final chance of the half in the three minutes of stoppage time when he struck a shot from the edge of Portland's box over the crossbar, as the tie was left well poised for the second half.
Lilley was forced to make a change at centre back for the game's restart, as Diaz Kambere replaced Lyall after the Victoria, BC, native had re-injured his right ankle just before the break.
With the Timbers Army adding to a great playoff atmosphere in The City of Roses, it was Nash that tried his luck from the edge of Portland's box, but his volleyed effort deflected wide of Wicks' goal for a corner on 47 minutes.
The energy and urgency of the contest was evident from both teams, and Sebrango had a chance to test Wicks on 63 minutes, but his byline shot went straight into the arms of the former Whitecaps keeper.
On 66 minutes, Jason McLaughlin replaced Marcina in attack before Kindel nearly scored with a close-range shot that hit the side-netting after the left fullback took a neat pass from Sebrango in the Portland box.
The pivotal moment of the tie came on 70 minutes, as the Timbers took a vital lead when Gregor's strike from near the Whitecaps box took an unfortunate bounce in front of the diving Nelson and flew into the net for 2-0. "The ball hit the perfect spot of the turf," Nelson said of the second goal. "It hit the seam of the third-base baseball line where they put the turf down and it took a terrible bounce over my shoulder. I'm not making excuses, as I should be making the save, but the surface there made it difficult to save that one."
With his side 2-1 down in the series, Lilley cut short Kambere's day by replacing the young defender with the attack-minded Alfredo Valente on 73 minutes and the midfielder soon forced Wicks into a comfortable save for a corner.
Even the introduction of Friday's goalscorer Jason Jordan for Sebrango could not sway the series, as Portland sealed their place in the semifinals with a decisive third goal on 82 minutes. Gregor's free kick forward found Justin Thompson at the far post before his header struck the crossbar and found Ambriz in front of goal to knock the ball home. "It's disappointing for all of us," a downcast Klein said after what could be his final game as a professional soccer player. "I thought we came out to score goals and not sit back. We tried to win this game outright, but a couple of bounces didn't go our way. On the whole, I thought we played well and kept going, so I'm proud of that."
Needing two goals, the Whitecaps pressed Portland late on, but were unable to find a way past the impressive Wicks. "The second goal made it very difficult for us," Lilley told reporters. "It's disappointing because I thought we played well. We didn't come here and sit back, we started the game well and they got that first goal on a dangerous ball played into our box. We knew it would be difficult to deal with their set-pieces, as Portland like to crash bodies into the opponent's box. To miss Adrian and then have Geordie get injured, we were getting thinner and thinner at the back, and on the day, they were better than us. The referee called a good game, but he allowed it to be a physical game and I think that played in their favour."
The Timbers, meanwhile, celebrated their passage into the next round of the USL-1 playoffs with their adoring fans, with Wilkinson expressing his delight at going through. "We tried to bring a different level to our game tonight," the former New Zealand international told whitecapsfc.com. "On Friday, it was an unfortunate goal to give up, but Vancouver are difficult to beat in Vancouver. I still think they are a very good team, but we took our chances tonight and that's just part of the game. We looking forward to the challenge, as it's new territory for us."
Portland will now face Atlanta Silverbacks in the semifinals after Jason Smith's side knocked out last season's finalists Rochester Raging Rhinos, while USL-1 regular-season champions Seattle Sounders will play Puerto Rico Islanders in the other semifinal after they disposed of Carolina RailHawks and Montreal Impact respectively.
Statistical Information
Scoring Summary:
27' - Portland 1-0 - Justin Thompson (Cameron Knowles)
Portland delighted their home faithful by taking the lead on 27 minutes from a Gregor corner on the right. His set-piece found Bryan Jordan at the far post, where his header hit the crossbar before Thompson knocked home the rebound to make it 1-0.
70' - Portland 2-0 - Andrew Gregor (Shaun Higgins)
Gregor fires a shot from 23-yards out, takes a bad bounce into Vancouver's goal. Gregor's marker gives the Timbers a two goal lead and a 2-1 lead on aggregate goals in the two-game series
82' - Portland 3-0 - Jaime Ambriz (Justin Thompson)
Gregor's free kick forward found Justin Thompson at the far post before his header struck the crossbar and found Ambriz in front of goal to knock the ball home
Final Match Stats:
Shots: Vancouver - 13 - Portland - 15
Saves: Vancouver - 4 - Portland - 4
Fouls: Vancouver - 7 - Portland - 11
Offsides: Vancouver - 1 - Portland - 0
Corners: Vancouver - 10 - Portland - 7
Referee: Jair Marrufo
Vancouver – Jason Jordan 90'
Portland – Shaun Higgins 72'
Vancouver Whitecaps:
1.Matt Nelson; 3.Steve Klein, 8.Steve Kindel, 13.Geordie Lyall (28.Diaz Kambere 45', 9.Alfredo Valente 73'), 24.Lyle Martin; 2.Jeff Clarke, 7.Martin Nash, 14.Tony Donatelli, 17. Zé Roberto (20.Dave Morris 80'); 12.Eduardo Sebrango (26.Jason Jordan 75'), 11.Alen Marcina (15.Jason McLaughlin 65')
Vancouver's subs not used:
30.Richard Goddard, 6.Jay Alberts
Portland Timbers
23.Josh Wicks; 5.Justin Thompson, 6.Cameron Knowles, 12.Leonard Griffin, 17.Scot Thompson; 7.Shaun Higgins, 8.Tom Poltl, 13.Andrew Gregor, 15.Lawrence Olum (10.Luke Kreamalmeyer 42'); 26.Bryan Jordan (20.Matt Taylor 71'), 33.Chris Bagley (22.Jaime Ambriz 6')
Portland's subs not used:
1.Bayard Elfvin, 4.Lee Morrison, 9.Kiki Lara, 25.Daivd Hague
USL First Division Playoff Schedule
Two-Leg, Aggregate Score Series
5-Rochester Rhinos v 4-Atlanta Silverbacks
Friday @ Atlanta 2 : 1 Rochester
Sunday @ Rochester 1 : 1 Atlanta
Atlanta wins aggregate series 3:2
8-Carolina RailHawks v 1-Seattle Sounders
Friday @ Carolina 0 : 2 Seattle
Sunday @ Seattle 1 : 0 Carolina
Seattle wins aggregate series 3:0
6-Puerto Rico Islanders v 3-Montreal Impact
Friday @ Montreal 3 : 2 Puerto Rico
Sunday @ Puerto Rico 3 : 0 Montreal
Puerto Rico wins aggregate series 5:3
7-Vancouver Whitecaps v 2-Portland Timbers
Friday @ Vancouver 1 : 0 Portland
Sunday @ Portland 3 : 0 Vancouver
Portland wins aggregate series 3:1


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Providence, RI – Trailing by two goals with just one period left to play, No. 3 Miami scored on back-to-back power plays to erase the deficit off the sticks of leading scorers Blake Coleman and Riley Barber, but ultimately fell 3-2 to No. 8 Providence College in overtime while trying to kill off a two-man disadvantage. Junior captain Austin Czarnik assisted on both goals for the RedHawks (3-2-0) while freshman Niko Rufo scored the game-winner for the Friars (4-0-0) in the non-conference matchup.
Special teams were the key to the game as the teams combined for 20 penalties totaling 59 penalty minutes. Miami killed off the first eight penalties they faced, including a two-man disadvantage to close out the second period and start the third, but the ninth penalty proved to be the difference as Providence ended the deadlock in overtime while freshman Devin Loe served a five-minute major and game misconduct penalty called on sophomore defenseman Chris Joyaux late in the third. The RedHawks were 2-for-7 on the power play, including the first two power play goals the Friars have surrendered all season after starting the year 23-for-23.
Providence scored just 2:05 into the game when Steven McParland cleaned up a rebound in front of Miami sophomore goaltender Jay Williams. Kevin Rooney sent in the initial shot from the left circle that Williams stopped, but McParland muscled the rebound past him for the 1-0 Providence lead.
Mark Jankowski scored just 1:22 into the second period when he carried the puck in alone, skating through traffic and cutting across the front of the crease while Williams was screened for the 2-0 Friar lead.
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The RedHawks then fought their way back, using a power play goal by Coleman to close to within 2-1 at 2:40 of the third period. The junior forward netted his fifth goal of the season to tie Barber for the team lead by creating traffic in front of Providence netminder Jon Gillies and redirecting a Czarnik shot into the net to cut the deficit to one goal.
Sophomore forward Barber reclaimed the team lead in goals with his sixth of the season at 7:08 of the third frame on a one-timer from Czarnik while on a 4-on-3 power play. Czarnik took a pass from fellow junior Alex Wideman on the left side, drew the defense to him, and then dished to Barber for the equalizer, making it 2-2.
Joyaux's penalty came with 2:58 remaining in regulation when he was whistled for contact to the head and given a five-minute major. After a discussion among the officials, he was sent to the locker room for a game misconduct and Loe skated to the penalty box to serve the penalty. Joyaux will be eligible to play again on Saturday as a game misconduct does not result in an additional suspension.
With just 23 seconds to play in regulation, freshman defenseman Trevor Hamilton was called for an elbowing penalty, putting Miami down two men for the second time in the game on a penalty that lasted the remainder of the third period and into the overtime frame.
Just one second before Hamilton's penalty had expired, Providence moved the puck into the offensive zone and Rufo sent in sharp-angled shot from Williams' left side that found its way into the net for the game-winning, 5-on-3 power play goal at 1:38 of the overtime period.
Williams made 35 saves on 38 shots-faced while his counterpart, Gillies stopped 33 of the 35 shots he saw. Miami was called for 12 penalties for 43 minutes while Providence served 16 minutes on eight penalties. The Friars also benefited from excellent work on faceoffs, winning 48 draws to the RedHawks' 30.
Miami and Providence will go at it again on Saturday, Oct. 26 at Schneider Arena with the puck drop at 7 p.m. Live stats will be available here with the Miami IMG radio call streamed here.


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I hear a lot of Christians (and a few muslims) say that God did not say that homosexuality is wrong. Seems to me god was very clear (I'm not a believer by the way) - Leviticus 18:22 "[A man] shall not lie with another man as [he would] with a woman, it is a to'eva".
They claim it's just bad translations or misrepresentations of what was said…..how you can misintrepret the above to mean anything other then being gay is wrong in the eyes of their god? to'eva can mean "abomination" or " against nature" from what I understand…so what exactly is not being translated correctly?
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It may be advisable to check with your neighbours to see if a parcel has been left with them, check any outhouses you might have where it may be left if it cannot fit through your letterbox and contact your local sorting office to see if the item has been returned to the depot as undelivered and awaiting collection.
Please see our returns policy.
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Pedros Ice Wax 2.0 Lube
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