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Kimball as an ambassador for a cause has learned a lot from watching McMurray, who through his foundation promotes awareness of autism. And in 2011, McMurray visited Joplin, Mo., following a devastating tornado and has been committed to assisting in the rebuild of his hometown.
It made McMurray a perfect fit to participate in the Race with Insulin campaign, and McMurray seemed genuinely humbled to be included.
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By James Slater: Warrior Michael Katsidis, fighting in his homeland of Australia for the first time since 2006, scored an impressive 3rd-round KO over Mexicos Michael Lozada earlier today. A brutal body attack by the 30-year-old former interim WBO champ at lightweight got the job done, as 28-year-old Lozada failed to come close to beating the count of referee Adrian Cairns.
Katsidis, now campaigning full-time as a 140-pounder, improved to 28-4(23). Lozada falls to 38-9-1(30) with the loss.
Buzzing at the chance to fight at home and in a new weight class at that, The Great wasted no time in putting on a show for his fans. Some expected a more two-sided fight than the one that went down in Queensland, but the main thing is Katsidis got himself the victory his career badly needed. Loser of his previous two - in wars with Juan Manuel Marquez and Robert Guerrero - Katsidis would have had nowhere to go had he lost again. Now, his confidence restored with his first victory in 15-months, the thrill-a-minute fan-favourite can look ahead to at least one more huge fight.
Due to his exciting, value for money style of fighting, Katsidis name often comes up when big names are mentioned and are looking for a fight. There has been recent talk that Katsidis may face Mexican legend Erik Morales next year, and Katsidiss name has also been linked recently with that of Amir Khan. While another British fighter in Kevin Mitchell - who lost his unbeaten record to Katsidis last May - has said he definitely wants a chance at gaining revenge.
As he has proven in the past, Katsidis is willing to rumble with absolutely anyone, and win or lose he always entertains. Katsidis has also expressed recently his interest in facing Cuban southpaw Joel Casamayor in a return of the 2008 classic they out on. With the Cuban now operating up at 140 himself, such a return could happen. And how about this for a fight that would absolutely guarantee to be a ferocious battle: Katsidis Vs. Marcos Maidana!?
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Abstract: Recent events in Kansas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and other states have raised once again fundamental questions about science and its public image: How is scientific knowledge related to religious knowledge? What image of science and its relation to morality and religion should scientists cultivate and promote? To what extent, and in what ways, should scientists cooperate with the clergy in educating the general public about the content, scope, and limits of scientific knowledge? Do religious scientists have a special responsibility to contribute to conversations of this type? Questions such as these emerge from the intense debate about science and religion in the United States during the years surrounding the Scopes "Monkey" trial of 1925. This talk, heavily illustrated with images, shows how the self-styled "fundamentalists" used cartoons to demonize evolution, and how their "modernist" opponents used religious pamphlets by leading scientists (including two Nobel Laureates and five presidents of the AAAS) and clergy to advance a more favorable religious image of science. The cartoons are largely forgotten today, and the pamphlets are unknown to both historians of science and historians of religion. This paper analyzes the cartoons, tells how the pamphlets were found, sketches their history, and briefly discusses their highly interesting content.
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"Fundamentalist Cartoons, Modernist Pamphlets, and the Religious Image of Science in the Scopes Era." In Religion and the Culture of Print in Modern America, ed. Charles L. Cohen and Paul S. Boyer, (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2008), pp. 175-98.
"Science and Religious Fundamentalism in the 1920s: Religious Pamphlets by Leading Scientists of the Scopes Era Provide Insight into Public Debates about Science and Religion." American Scientist 93.3 (May-June 2005): 254-60.
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As a young boy I remember helping my father work on the car while listening to the radio. We were listening to the radio when we heard that the first man had set foot on the moon. Pride as an American is hard to describe at that point in a young boys life. My father stood up taller, smiled more, and decided to take the family to Florida to see "space" up close. Two weeks later we were at Kennedy's space center. Seeing the rockets up close brought home to me the romance of outer space. My father allowed me one souvenir from the space port shop. I already knew what I wanted; an astronaut, just like my GI Joe's. It's been almost forty years and I've still got that doll. When we got back home, I tried to find out what the "idiot box" as my dad called it, had for shows on...space, the final frontier. These are the voyages...you know the rest. Thus began my journey into space.
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|Apr 13, 2009, 06:16 AM
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mac's initial outlay are more expensive then windows - you have to be willing to pay for the extra intangible stuff.
yes, it can run windows but if you do you have to buy the windows license - along with all the windows software (aka antivirus, etc.) that you get with a normal pc anyway so in essence you pay twice.
for some, mommy and daddy are paying for everything, so that thought goes right out the windows. like others stated, get in on the apple back to school deals if you really want one.
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|Apr 13, 2009, 06:17 AM
Or you could wait for Windows 7 which looks to be a huge step in the right direction for MS
|Apr 13, 2009, 06:40 AM
I'm actually happy to hear that Microsoft is improving its software. Healthy competition is good for everyone, as it won't enable Apple to rest on its laurels. It'll have to keep steadily innovating new features or have to get more competitive on its prices.
If Vista is as stable and secure as Leopard, doesn't that mean that Apple is playing fast and loose with the facts on its advertising? And why haven't I heard better things about Vista, even from my PC loving only, wirehead friends?
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|Apr 13, 2009, 10:27 AM
I talked my aunt in to switching to mac when her dell laptop died. I installed Vista on her new macbook and she has not booted in to vista. She loves her macbook, and is happy she has one. I've decided that it isn't worth trying to force people to switch. Its a lot like trying to force people to change their beliefs.
Get one if you want one, but it isn't different at all from windows. There are a few differences but they're negligible.
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|Apr 13, 2009, 10:31 AM
The answer is simply yes.
The hardware design is far superior to majority of the computer cases put out by other notebook manufacturers. They use better materials and a more precise design and don't cut corners on models to make as many laptops as possible like HP,Toshiba and Acer. Plus who wouldn't want 4-5 hours from a battery.
The software is another aspect. The OS not even mentioning viruses/spyware is more stable and user friendly than windows. iLife software is always a plus as well.
Overall they are more expensive but the rule of thumb will always be "You get what you pay for". You can buy an HP and get 3-5 years out of it for $700 or buy a mac for $1300 and get 10+ years out of it. I still see people with clamshells and such.
PS. Don't be scared off by the differences between OS's. The biggest problem I noticed when I used to sell computers and turn people on to macs is the mindset. Most people are used to things being more difficult in Windows so they complicate things when trying to do the most basic tasks in OSX. All the software integrates together which makes things easier.
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|Apr 13, 2009, 10:36 AM
MacBook user x one month and I disagree
That said, I've been using pc's since about 1993 and I just bought my first mac nearly a month ago. In short I can say I am a convert and don't think I'll ever go back to pc's. In the short period of time I've had my mac I've had my share of problems and I am the first one to tell you that the "intuitive" factor is NOT a reason to go mac. If the intuitiveness of a mac were a reason to buy a mac then it wouldn't have taken me over two hours to figure out how to burn photos to a DVD so they could be viewed on ANY computer (thank you, iPhoto, for making this such a difficult task).
My opinion is that "intuitiveness" is based on what you are brought up with. I've been using Windoze since late 1993 and it seemed pretty intuitive to me. If you are brought up on mac then, sure, it will seem intuitive for you.
If one is used to Windoze then there IS a learning curve you will have to work on. Not to mention ... WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BACKSPACE KEY.
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|Apr 13, 2009, 10:54 AM
What I forgot to mention was that in getting the computer home all I did was the (short) setup and BAM! I was ready to compute. Having no crap-ware is worth it for me.
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Apple uses aluminum yes, but remember that it dents. Apple isn't the only one who uses aluminum either, so using better materials is not really a good point.
As to viruses/spyware, you have a small point, but any competent pc users can avoid them. It's not a big deal at all.
And I find that it is easier to do somethings in windows and easier to do somethings in MAC OSX, but it is definitely easier to get windows to act as you'd like than osx as it is much more customizable.
This whole 10 year nonsense doesn't make any sense either. Most laptops can easily last that long if taken care of. Really, that whole argument has no kind of substance.
|Apr 13, 2009, 11:19 AM
But I disagree that matte is superior to glossy. That's just a matter of taste.
|Apr 13, 2009, 11:29 AM
In the end, if you aren't overly picky about screen quality, the MacBook is great laptop, it's just that there are other 13" laptops out there with better quality screens.
I got my Vaio Z for school as well, as I needed a portable, lightweight laptop for school. The laptop is awesome and definitely worth the original posters consideration, if cost isn't a major factor. It has a slightly wider screen when compared to the MacBook, which means that there will be no black bars when you watch most widescreen movies. It also has an HDMI port, which makes it really easy to connect to HDTV sets.
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No. It used to be worth it when Windows has holes (Pre- XP SP 2), you couldn't get fancy extras like a backlit keyboard, and the Powerbook was thinner then a Dell pro laptop.
Now Windows is better protected from holes then even OS X, the Dell isn't much thicker, they both have a backlit keyboard, and now it's the Dell even has things like a SATA drive and Blu-Ray, for less.
But hey, if you get a mac at least you won't be the dude who got a Dell and put an Apple sticker on it.
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|Apr 13, 2009, 12:12 PM
Buy a MacBook. But wait for the Back-to-School promotion that Apple hosts every year (last year's started from June) which gives you a free iPod and $100 value printer. In any case, should you have to use Windows for a certain program, you can always install Windows XP/Vista/7 (I'm using Windows 7 right now to type this) using Boot Camp. Boot Camp lets you boot Windows and is entirely native. It's the same as having Windows on a PC. You get the best of both worlds.
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Toshiba, Dell, HP, Acer/Gateway all use cheap plastic on their cases. They allow for better venting of the fans but you can't deny that they are not durable. Aluminum if dropped will withstand far better than their supposed "durable" plastic which Apple's entire product line now has, opposed to the other manufacturers who only use these materials on certain models. Hell even the polycarbonate macbooks withstand better. The keyboard is still better made on the macbooks with it being unibody. The screen lids and hinges are better made on the macbooks. For years Gateway overtightened the hinges on their notebooks causing the infamous screen crack. Macbooks use slot loading drives without CD trays which Dell JUST NOW adopted. I fail to see how any of these arguments have no substance.
PS. You are forgetting that quite a bit of the computing markets users are not "competent". They do click on stupid links/ads, download bogus torrents and need a more fool proof OS to save them from their ignorance.
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|Apr 13, 2009, 01:15 PM
Point is, its far too easy for a virus, trojan, or malware to infect a pc. Last I heard, there were about 400,000 in the wild viruses for windows, while mac has 0 in the wild viruses with a handful of trojans and malware, and linux has about 50 or so viruses. The numbers may be off, but it just goes to show that you are safer on a mac or a linux distribution than on vista, xp, and probably even the upcoming windows 7.
Windows Vista and 7 may look pretty to the average joe and have some nice features, but I'd rather have the security and peace of mind that comes with not worring about a trojan stealing your information.
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And let's face the facts, the #1 reason for apple using aluminum is aesthetics and #2 might because it's "more green" The only advantage aluminum offers over plastic is that it'll help protect the laptop in case of a fall better and that it possibly dissipates heat better, but it's not like the aluminum is directly covering the cpu or anything, so that's not really a big deal. Other than that, there aren't really any advantages besides looking pretty.
Also, it's not like aluminum is immune from everything. I remember the macbook pros suffering from uneven hinges, keyboard leaving marks on the display, smudge marks, swollen batteries, warping, corrosion, and the list goes on. Even the old macbooks would suffer from cracking in the casing, discolorations, etc. That's not also taking into consideration other things besides the aluminum, such as way too much thermal paste being used on the cpu, which would result in increased temps and the poor quality displays apple uses. Really, apple laptops aren't the end all when it comes to quality.
And as far as the OS, OSX is not fool-proof, it's just not many people target it because of the small market share. Whenever hackers try and take down systems at these hacker competitions, OSX is always the first to fall. It's happened the past 2 years. As OSX gains market share, eventually you'll see people targeting it, and I'm afraid osx users will be unprepared for it, so anyhow, it's always in someone's best interest to be a competent computer user, whether OSX or windows. In fact, I remember an ilife 09 torrent 2 months ago was packed with a virus, so getting one is even possible today: http://blargkaboom.com/2009/01/27/il...ed-with-virus/
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I suppose we will continue to watch apples marketshare rise and by your theory the number of hacks will increase. Its been known that Safari has holes so that still doesn't prove your point. I could go on all day about how exploited Internet Explorer as a browser is but that doesn't mean the Windows OS is to blame.
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Look, I'm not a pc fanboy or a mac fanboy. I own both a macbook and a my pc I built, and I just am realistic about macs. there's no point in sugarcoating them.
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Mussels and Chorizo in Saffron-Garlic Broth
We love this Iberian version of steamed mussels, especially when good, strong-tasting New Zealand green-lipped mussels are at hand
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 medium onion, finely minced
6 garlic cloves, coarsely chopped
large pinch of saffron threads, crumbled
1/4 pound chorizo sausage, cut crosswise into very thin slices
1 cup fish stock (you may substitute water)
1/2 cup Pomi brand strained tomatoes or 1/2 cup tomato purée
dried hot red pepper flakes to taste
2 pounds mussels, cleaned, scrubbed, and debearded (about 25 large New Zealand mussels or 40 to 60 regular mussels)
1. Heat the olive oil in a large Dutch oven over moderately low heat until hot but not smoking. Add the onion, garlic, and saffron, and cook for 5 minutes, stirring, until onion is softened but not browned. Stir in the chorizo, and cook, stirring, for 2 minutes.
2. Add the fish stock and tomatoes, and bring to a boil. Add crushed hot red pepper flakes to taste. Add the mussels, and cover tightly. Cook over high heat, shaking the pot once or twice during the cooking to move the mussels around, or stirring the mussels quickly with a large spoon, for 4 to 5 minutes, or until the mussels have opened. (Discard any that have not opened.)
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Athens (Piraeus) Temple of Poseidon Excursion Reviews
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Fabulous tour. We had both been to Athens some 35 plus years ago so it was great to return. I had remembered Athens being very filthy and unappealing but found the city and particularly the Acropolis being well cared for and clean. Lunch was fabulous (Greek buffet) at the Intercontinental Hotel. Our guide, Helen, was very knowlegeable and responsive to people's questions and needs. The climb to the top is quite steep and on uneven terrain. Wear good footwear. The city tour showed hightlights of Athens followed with a coastal drive to Cape Sounion. Coastal drive was just spectacular and the Temple of Poseiden was lovely albeit very small compared to the Acropolis.
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Oct 2012
Our tour operator met us at the ship and gave us a great tour of the city, Acropolis, brought us to a fantastic place for lunch, brought us to the Mediterranean so we could stick our foot in and see how warm the water was. We toured Sounion - which was great timing - no one at Poseidon's temple but the 4 of us.Read retired2012's full Norwegian Spirit cruise review
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Oct 2012
We weree met at the port by Nick of Athens By Txi, a company I found on Cruise Critic posts. It was a great choice. We booked the Athens and Cape Sounion full tour and saw the highlights of Athens in the morning and then traveled to Cape Sounion and the temple of Poseidon in the afternoon. We finished the day with fabulous giros that we asked nick to order as the menu was only in Greek. We enjoyed everything about our day. The Temple of Poseidan was a short uphill walk on a mostly newly paved walkway. The ruins were beautiful overlooking the sea.Read hillside's full Norwegian Spirit cruise review
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Aug 2012
The Temple is located in a lovely scenery and really deserves a visit, especially if you have seen Athenms already (it was my 3rd time there). However, the excursion offered by NCL was quite disappointing as we spent more time at a bar near the beach in Vouliagmeni (without the chance to go into the sea, though!) than at the site of the temple itself.Read colbuck's full Norwegian Spirit cruise review
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The Temple didn't disappoint. Fantastic views from the cape...tour guide was good but sometimes could hear or understand her.Read MsAvalon's full Celebrity Solstice cruise review
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"I begin with my conclusion: The "public" school system is the most immoral and corrupt institution in the United States of America today, and it should be abolished. It should be abolished for the same reason that chattel slavery was ended in the 19th century: Although different in purpose and in magnitude of harm to its victims, public education, like slavery, is a form of involuntary servitude. The primary difference is that public schools force children to serve the interests of the state rather than those of an individual master.
These are—to be sure—radical claims, but they are true, and the abolition of public schools is an idea whose time has come. It is time for Americans to reexamine—radically and comprehensively—the nature and purpose of their disastrously failing public school system, and to launch a new abolitionist movement, a movement to liberate tens of millions of children and their parents from this form of bondage." C. Bradley Thompson
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The Queen Mary (SM) Arrives in Demonic Dark Harbor Oct. 1
LONG BEACH, Calif., Sept. 30 /PRNewswire/ — With its haunted history and new take on Halloween attractions, the Queen Mary's Dark Harbor premieres tomorrow night creating what is sure to be a new October tradition in Southern California.
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Chill-seekers looking for a change from the area's usual theme-park scares are in for a terrifying treat as the reportedly haunted ship docks in Dark Harbor to thrill the lost souls who dare enter her seven Halloween-themed mazes and attractions.
To enter this harbor of the damned, all guests will have to navigate through a 220-foot maze of cargo containers encountering some of the 160 monsters producing an estimated 270,000 scares each night. The three shipboard mazes–with names like 'Submerged,' 'Containment,' and 'Hellfire'–showcase pyrotechnical, atmospheric and watery special effects (recycling through tens of thousands of gallons of water each hour). On shore, two other mazes–'The Village of the Damned' and 'The Cage'–ensnare visitors not already mesmerized by the imposing sight of 'Hell's Bells Tower.' Constructed with the help of Long Beach's longshoremen, the tower is built from 11 cargo containers stacked four stories high, towering 33 feet and shooting 20-foot flames. Performances by local bands, food and drinks in the Night Mariners' Bar, and an additional monster-filled attraction known as The Barricades will keep guests at the Queen Mary's Dark Harbor eerily entertained.
Tickets, which start at only $35 plus parking, are expected to sell quickly. A limited number of Fast Fright passes at $55 provide front-of-the-line privileges and are available to guests who can't wait to meet their fate in the five mazes. Tickets may be purchased in-person at the ship or on-line at Ticketmaster.
Prepare for the thrill of a lifetime: Oct. 1-3, 8-10, 15-17, 21-24 and 27-31 from 7 p.m. to midnight. Visit www.queenmary.com/Dark-Harbor for tickets, hotel packages and other details.
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Does downtown get more than its share?
A look at the income generated versus the costs associated with Centre City
On the other side of the ledger, San Diego's current debt load to finance downtown projects large and small remains relatively high in comparison to most other parts of the city. Roughly 24 percent of the $266 million annual bill for paying off bonds for a variety of municipal projects is obligated for downtown initiatives, including mega developments like Horton Plaza, Petco and the 2001 expansion of the convention center.
The balance of the city's debt obligations covers lower profile — albeit costly — projects like sewer and water line replacements and street resurfacing.
Downtown, by virtue of its dense population requires, in some instances, a higher level of municipal services. For example, police responded last year to more than 51,023 emergency calls in the downtown area, out of more than 575,000 such calls citywide — three times the per capita rate citywide.
Like other communities, downtown can point to its share of broken sidewalks, missing streetlights and parking and traffic hassles, Yet it doesn't appear to be a big winner in recent infrastructure bonds the City Council approved to begin addressing a nearly $1 billion backlog of deferred projects. Very few of the bonds' site-specific projects are located in the Centre City area.
The notion that downtowns have voracious appetites for tax dollars to the detriment of less prominent urban neighborhoods is a familiar gripe in most big cities, says Urban Land Institute Senior Fellow Tom Murphy and a former mayor himself.
"Downtown projects tend to be of a different scale and attract more media attention so it gives the impression that the city is spending all its resources on downtown while a revitalization of a Main Street corridor doesn't get the same attention," said Murphy, former mayor of Pittsburgh. "It's not an either-or, and for candidates to set it up that way ignores the reality of what makes a great city."
Since 1972, when the first downtown redevelopment project was approved, more than $13 billion — most of it private investment — has poured into revitalization, in such developments as high rise condos, 40-story hotels, office buildings, restaurants and a nationally recognized night life district in the historic Gaslamp Quarter.
"As a native San Diegan, I can recall as a child what downtown was," said interim Mayor Todd Gloria, 35. "It was a net taker and a civic embarrassment. Now it's something everyone points to with pride."
Alvarez, whom fellow Democrat Gloria has endorsed, does not begrudge downtown's success or its pivotal role in the local economy. What he does object to are city general funds going to expensive projects like the convention center and ballpark, both approved by the voters in earlier elections.
More recently, the City Council has agreed to contribute $3.5 million a year for 30 years to help finance a planned $520 million expansion of the center, most of which will be paid for by a surcharge on hotel room bills. Alvarez voted no.
"From my standpoint we should never use taxpayer dollars to subsidize big interests that only support one industry," Alvarez said. "We should use it to support communities and families of San Diego."


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Mary Buckland, 91, of Blackfoot passed away Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011, at the Idaho Falls Care and Rehab.
Funeral arrangements are pending under the direction of Hawker Funeral Home and will be announced.
Dwight Osborne, 65, died Jan. 25, 2011, at his home from complications due to Agent Orange exposure.
Dwight was born Nov. 16, 1945, to James Osborne Sr. and Alice Deepwater in Fort Hall, and was a member of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes.
Dwight was raised by Jimmy and Elaine Ingawahnup in the Ross Fork Area.
Dwight graduated from Blackfoot High School in 1964 and attended school at Fort Lewis College until he joined the U.S. Marines in 1966.
Dwight served in the Marines until 1970 and obtained the rank of sergeant. Dwight served in the Vietnam War.
Loretta Teton, 65, of Fort Hall passed away Monday, Jan. 24, 2011, at Portneuf Medical Center in Pocatello.
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Nicholas Ira Van Sickle, 57, a Wapello resident, died Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011, in Pocatello from causes due to cancer.
He was born Sept. 12, 1953, in Oakland, Calif., the son of Harold Dean Van Sickle and Florien Lauretha Misch Van Sickle.
He spent his grade school years in Jefferson, Iowa, and after moving a few times, ended his high school education graduating from Manteca High School in California. He also had some college education, specializing in paralegal training.
Nicholas Ira Van Sickle, 57, a Wapello resident, died Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011, in Pocatello from causes due to cancer.
The family will meet for an open house and viewing from 9-10 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011, at the Hawker Funeral Home, 132 S. Shilling Ave.
Stacia Pandoah, a 70-year-old Blackfoot area resident, died Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011, following an illness.
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Shirley Ann Billie Hicks, 59, formerly of the Blackfoot area, died Friday, Jan. 21, 2011, in Anaheim, Calif., from natural causes.
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Hattie Fay Dye Landon was born on March 13, 1930, to Arthur Clair and Althea Teeples Dye in Goshen. She was the oldest of five children, Betty Anderson (deceased); Dennis (Lanae) Dye, Chubbuck; Shanna (Claylon) Perkins, Arbon; and Beverly (Gary) Hirschi, Chubbuck.
George "Tootie" Raymond Bercier, 68, of Pocatello, Idaho passed away Wednesday, January 19, 2011 at his home.
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Chief Mauro Campos of the Fayetteville Fire Department says Brannon Rhine of Springdale was completely covered in soil after a trench collapsed at the Vue Apartment construction site.
Fayetteville police say crews were working with an excavator Sunday when the machine struck a sewer line.
Sgt. Craig Stout says Rhine jumped into the hole to clear debris, and the walls collapsed
Stout says a co-worker tried to uncover Rhine's head, and called 911, but when firefighters checked on the man, it was too late.
"They determined that the person was deceased at that time," Campos says.
A compliance officer from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration visited the site Monday to investigate the accident,
Jay Stewart, President of Parkcrest Builders says safety is the company's first priority.
"Our deepest sympathies and our thoughts are with the family, friends and co-workers of the deceased," Stewart says in a statement released Monday. "This is a tragic accident that has impacted us all... We have secured the site of the accident. We are working closely with the officials who are investigating the incident and are waiting on their report."
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The 176th AGM of the Melbourne Cricket Club was held on Wednesday August 14, 2013.
The 176th Annual General Meeting of the Melbourne Cricket Club will be held on Wednesday August 14, 2013 at 8.00pm in the Members Dining Room. Full members are invited to attend.
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FOREST GROVE, Ore. A Forest Grove High School student died Tuesday night and counselors were helping some students on campus deal with the loss.
Cody Fellows died in his sleep, according to Principal Karen Robinson. His youth pastor told KGW he died from complications of a heart condition that had developed after a car accident.
Robinson said students and staff were told about Cody s death at school Wednesday and counselors were on hand to help anyone who needed it. He was a senior at Forest Grove High School.
A memorial was planned for Wednesday, starting at 7 p.m., in the Children's Ministry room at Sonrise Church, located at 2835 19th Avenue in Forest Grove.
Robinson sent a letter home to parents and posted a message on the high school website.
This can be a difficult time for parents as we help our children deal with death, the letter said. We know that you will join us in our support and sympathy for those impacted by this sad event.
She also offered these tips in helping children deal with the loss:
- This event might bring up questions, concerns or other fears for your child.
- Be sensitive about whether s/he is needing or wanting to talk Bring it up in case s/he is reluctant to do so.
- Ask about his/her reactions to this, and accept those feelings as stated. Resist the temptation to minimize the pain, deny the feelings or give advice. Simply listen.
- Helpful responses on your part: Tell me more about that. or Have you ever felt that way before? or I wonder if there are other things that are worrying you? or What are other students saying about this?
- Be concrete and brief in your answers, especially with younger children. Allow some silence and processing time after a statement.
- Be especially emotionally available and non-judgmental.
- Allow kids to move in and out of grieving at their own pace.
- Remember the importance of humor, laughter, joking.
Anyone with questions was encouraged to call the Forest Grove High School office at 503-359-2432.


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Roman food is a hearty, rustic affair with bold flavors and inexpensive ingredients that have their history in a less prosperous time. Despite its meager roots, signature Roman cuisine is renowned the world over for its great taste, filling nature and classy aroma. These are our picks for the seven dishes you have to taste in Rome. Pasta is Italy's staple food. Estimates are that the average Italian eats roughly 60 pounds of pasta per year. Each region has its own typical shapes and sauces. Pasta in Italy is cooked al dente, which is slightly firmer than you might be used to. 1. Buccatini Amatriciana. Buccatini is a long, hollow spaghetti-like noodle and is usually served with an Amatriciana sauce. This classic Roman pasta sauce is made with tomatoes, onions, pecorino cheese and crispy guanciale, which is similar to bacon. 2. Cacio e Pepe. Cacio e pepe means cheese and […]
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Delgado outpitches Harvey; D-backs beat Mets 5-3
NEW YORK Randall Delgado outpitched Matt Harvey for his first major league win in more than a year, and the Arizona Diamondbacks snapped a five-game skid with a 5-3 victory over the New York Mets after a long rain delay Wednesday night.
Cody Ross hit a three-run homer off Harvey to put Arizona ahead, and Delgado struck out a career-high nine in seven innings to give the NL West leaders their first victory by a starting pitcher since Wade Miley beat St. Louis on June 5.
Diamondbacks starters went 0-11 over the next 24 games until Delgado (1-2) held New York in check for his first win since June 6, 2012, with Atlanta at Miami. The 23-year-old right-hander from Panama, obtained in the January trade that sent slugger Justin Upton to the Braves, was 0-6 in his previous nine starts dating to last season.
He had received only six runs of support during that stretch, including two in three starts for Arizona - none in his past two outings.
Josh Satin hit his first career homer and David Wright also went deep before a rare packed house at Citi Field. Daniel Murphy homered in the eighth off David Hernandez, then ex-Met Heath Bell got three outs for his 15th save.
The Diamondbacks ended their longest slide of the season and won for the second time in 10 games, improving to 2-7 on a 10-game road trip against NL East teams.
Harvey (7-2) is a strong candidate to start the All-Star game on his home mound July 16 at Citi Field. Hoping to boost his bid, he pitched through traffic early and took a shutout into the sixth. But he faded on a humid night and ended up charged with nine hits and a season-high five runs in six-plus innings.
The 24-year-old right-hander struck out nine and walked three, matching his most free passes this year. The five runs allowed tied his career high set Aug. 5 last year in San Diego.
Diamondbacks slugger Paul Goldschmidt was rested, so teammate Cliff Pennington and manager Kirk Gibson needled the big first baseman that he must be under the weather with "Harveyitis."
But on this night, it was Delgado who had staying power. Eric Chavez started in Goldschmidt's place and batted third, chasing Harvey with an RBI double off the left-field wall in the seventh.
A sellout crowd of 41,257 on Fireworks Night - the largest at Citi Field all season - waited out a rain delay of 1 hour, 51 minutes, and filled up the seats enough to do a respectable Wave.
Harvey was slow to find a rhythm, though not his 98 mph fastball. Two singles and a walk loaded the bases in the first before Martin Prado grounded sharply into an inning-ending double play.
Prado then failed to make a barehanded pickup of Eric Young Jr.'s slow roller that went for an infield single leading off the bottom half. The third baseman accidentally booted the ball toward the foul line, then finally stomped it twice into the turf in frustration.


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ALBUQUERQUE — Los Alamos National Laboratory and a coalition of community groups reached a settlement Wednesday in a legal battle over storm water runoff from the northern New Mexico lab.
The deal stems from a 2008 complaint that alleged the lab violated its federal clean water permit and allowed storm water with contaminants from sites around the lab to run off in levels that exceeded standards. The lab disputed the claims.
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ALBUQUERQUE — The investigation into what caused a twin-engine plane carrying cocaine to crash into a lake in northern New Mexico is marked more by what authorities haven't found and won't say than by what is known.
A preliminary report says the crash at Heron Lake was an accident and that the airplane was destroyed.
THUMBS UP! ECONOMIC SHOT IN THE ARM. The pending sale of the old Maloof building on Bridge Street could turn out to be a real plus for the overall development of the area — especially if the buyer, the Historic Kiva Theater Group, is able to incorporate the building into a triplex movie theater.
April is a month that brings many joys for many. For me, it marks a very important part of my life — a lesson learned from the past.
Recently, Gov. Susana Martinez proclaimed April as Child Abuse Awareness Month. The announcement brought a smile to my face and warmed my heart to the governor. Her simple action will bring more attention to the prevention of the child abuse epidemic that plagues our state. From toddler Leland a few months ago to baby Briana a few years ago, our state has been ill stricken by the tragedy of child abuse.
My column this time around is about resilience — the resilience of people in this community. I was going to begin my article by noting a litany of unfortunate events which have plagued Las Vegas in recent years; however, two Optic editorials have already beat me to it.
It was at the momentous constitutional convention of 1910 that Eugenio Romero again emerged as a strong voice to protect the rights of Hispanic New Mexicans.
"See those fields down there. They are not frijoles or corn, carnal. They are rice patties and we are not at home."
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I had the pleasure of sitting down with Willie Salas in attempt to capture what the Vietnam War was to our sons, brothers, and fathers. In 1966 Willie didn't go to the prom, he went to Vietnam. Willie went into the 1st Marine Division.
The Rough Rider softball team of Luna Community College is punctuating its best season in the program's brief history in style — and has a shot at a winning record for the spring.
Luna won three of four games in its series with Lamar College on Tuesday and Wednesday at Rodriguez Park. The Riders won the opener 10-3, then lost game two 6-3 before closing with a doubleheader sweep of a pair of nailbiters, 13-12 and 4-3.
That surge was enough to lift Luna back to the .500 mark with a 24-24 record.
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You heard it at the water cooler. Or was it during passage gossip? You can't remember – but it doesn't matter, you heard it through the grapevine. Information came to you by word of mouth.
Things have changed. These days you hear it by word of mouse. Yes, news is only a mouse click away. You hear it via Twitter, or Plurk, or Facebook, or a blog, or a wiki, or an email.
Is there a difference? Not really, except that the world has shrunk incredibly. And as the world gets smaller, your sources of information get more and bigger.
No longer do you have to depend for information on a few people who happen to be working in your office, or live in your house, or in your neighborhood – folks who are probably as uninformed as you are. With the click of a button you have access to world experts – the world's information is on tap for you. Accurate information – relevant information.
Are we not privileged to live in this wonderful information age?
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You're so right, Kobus! Thanks to the internet, the world has shrunk enormously. I hear and learn from friends (like you) in South Africa and Australia and Canada, etc. as frequently as from friends in my own town. No wonder my brain is exploding most of the time! It's constantly engaged and full of new information! I love it ~
Friday, 10 July, 2009
Disinformation passes just as quickly now. Anyone emptying their junk mail sees hundreds of promises that are easily broken. Sites like Snopes exist because bad information passes so quickly and so easily and is believed.
That is the cynical side of me.
Friday, 10 July, 2009
I keep in touch with my ex-students, ex-colleagues, friends and family via Facebook. This is great since many of them are working overseas or have emigrated.
Recently I ventured onto Twitter and don't know all the ins and outs yet, but checking out interesting things other people are doing makes the mind work over-time.
My blog is coming along except I take quite long to write something (writer's blog or something?). I visit other people's blog and comment a lot as you can see.
I started a wiki, which is standing still. The challenge is the time to keep these things going.
All-in-all I love this medium.
Saturday, 11 July, 2009
Good point, Susan. While we have access to unlimited information, we need to be aware of misinformation … that is another survival skill we have to learn: evaluating information resources.
Mark, I applaud your efforts to explore the use of electronic media – that is most definitely the way to go!
Saturday, 11 July, 2009
Information is important. I must also just comment by writing down the fact that in the past, the printed media was also "feeding" us as citizens with "misinformation". BUT….now with the electronic version, we can at least "compare", search, checked and so on the mis / wrong information. That is the advantage of the electronic by the "word of the mouse" let us "left" and "right" click to find out what is "wrong" and what is "right".
Albie 1948 Die Media