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Julie Farrar has been and will continue to be a hard-working, concerned citizen of Sandusky. She has vested interest in the community, no only as a parent, but as a shareholder in the future. She knows Sandusky needs to reinvent itself.
She has witnessed first-hand the dramatic changes since her childhood. Gone are the "mom and pop" corner stores, those busy stores downtown, and the movie theaters that entertained us. Julie has a vision that Sandusky will go forward and prosper. Maybe not the way it was, but she can see the way it can be, a city revitalized, a place she can be proud to call "her hometown."
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On Nov. 6, the residents of the Margaretta Local School District will be asked to renew a 1.5 mil, 5 year Permanent Improvement levy. This type of levy generates about $225,000 for our school district and the funds can only be used to purchase items that have a life of 5 years or more. Renewal means that there is no additional cost to the homeowner.
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Failure of this levy could affect the safety of the students by limiting funds to maintain the buildings and it would reduce the monies required to upgrade the learning technology for students.
For information about the levy go to www.supportmargaretta.com.
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During away football games Curt and I drove to Lima, Napoleon and Findlay to bring cross country team members (from the band) home from the game after the half-time show to rest for a meet the next morning.
Curt has been very active in the school system prior to being a board member and has become even more involved since being elected. I've observed Curt in the school on numerous occasions during the day talking with staff, listening to ideas, concerns, opinions, etc.. Curt has said many times, "I need to be informed and know what's going on if I am going to have to make a decision on an issue."
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We need to elect attorney D.J. Young to the Perkins Board of Education. He is an alumnus of Perkins Schools with three children in the district and will provide the board with a broad and balanced perspective that will further contribute to its ability to function intelligently and effectively to provide the best possible educational system for our children in Perkins. Given the complex legal issues that confront the administration of all schools in our society, Young's legal education and experience as a businessman will immeasurably assist us in our schools in accordance with the ever more complex and expensive demands made on the system by the state. These abilities will compliment the skills and experience of other members of the board. His election will provide the Perkins School System with a board, unusually talented, sensitive and responsive to the needs of our schools
Elaine Waterfield
Perkins Twp.
Charges misguided
Recent political advertising in this paper has brought attention to Judge O'Brien involving an issue which dates back to 2002. I feel compelled to comment.
As your readers my recall, Judge O'Brien and Sandusky Municipal Court Clerk Peggy Rice were each the subject of a criminal charge relating to a court employee who may have submitted a work time card containing misinformation, resulting in payment for work not performed by that employee. I had the privilege of representing Judge O'Brien during the pendency of that matter. The whole thing ended with an outright dismissal of the charge against Judge O'Brien and Clerk Peggy Rice.
It was a pleasure and professional honor to represent Judge O'Brien because I have known him for more than 27 years as an honest, professional, fair and hard-working lawyer and public servant who operates an efficient court in our community.
The misguided work of an overzealous prosecutor from Kenton, Ohio, should have nothing to do with whom our municipal judge should be for the next six years.
Jim Hart
He'll serve Perkins well
As a voting resident of Perkins Township you have the opportunity to return to the board of trustees, an experienced veteran of the political arena, who has honorably and previously served this board on a local and state level--Jerry Baumgardner.
It was privilege for me to serve with him and the the late Bob Kowalk. The three of us were a team who stayed the course making the right and legal decisions for the township. We didn't always agree, but we always came to a consensus as to what was best for the township.
With my retirement, I leave one trustee with two years experience and one trustee with a personal agenda.
Do you really want to vote into office an individual who has little or no experience with a budget of $7 million or more; and labor negotiations involving three seperate unions, personnel management and benefits for employees.
Jerry has served our community in many capacities and has the time, all the time needed, to devote the hours the job requires. There'll be no on the job training for him.
J. Thomas Pascoe
Keep Botti for Danbury
Re-elect Rhonda Botti to the position of Danbury Township Fiscal Officer. We all have first-hand knowledge of the outstanding work Rhonda has done in this critical position. Rhonda's vast knowledge and watchful management of this position has enabled our township to be in the excellent financial position it is today.
Her duties entail the crucial administration of the Uniform Accounting Network; research and recommendation for wise investment of township funds; managing all transactions in accordance with the Ohio Revised Code; processing payroll along with several thousand dollars in bills each month; developing and managing the township budget; adopting and implementing regular changes in procedures as dictated by the Ohio Auditor of State; evaluating the merits and understanding all components necessary for preparation of replacement and renewal levies; and managing every single financial aspect of township business.
Her excellent work as fiscal officer has been proven by the successful audits conducted by the State of Ohio on all township financial records. Her intense dedication to this position is clear and obvious.
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Executive Committee of the American Institute of Physics
Minutes of Meeting
November 21, 1947
Present: G. R. Harrison (Chairman), E. U. Condon, P. E. Klopsteg, G. B. Pegram, Wallace Waterfall.
Guest: R. C. Gibbs
AIP Staff: H. A. Barton, C. Norcross, T. Vorburger; Ruth Bryans and David A. Katcher (for part of meeting.)
The Executive Committee met at 10 a.m. on November 21, 1947 in the office of the Institute at 57 East 55 Street, New York.
1. Minutes:
At the request of Dr. Gibbs, item 7 (d) of the minutes of the last meeting was corrected to read:
"that there is a considerable degree of uncertainty in the minds of scientists in Washington as to whether or not science legislation of some sort will be enacted and approved during the next session of Congress."
The minutes of the meeting held September 9, 1947 were approved as corrected.
2. Mail Ballots:
The Secretary reported two actions approved unanimously by mail ballot for confirmation:
A revised schedule of advertising rates (as set forth in Annex 1 attached to the official minutes.)
The name PHYSICS TODAY for the new journal scheduled for publication early in 1948.
On motion duly made and seconded, it was voted unanimously that the mail ballot approval of these actions be confirmed.
3. Report of the Director:
The Director reported briefly on the following:
Agreement with Union of Crystallography: This agreement has been signed by Dr. R.C. Evans, General Secretary of the International Union of Crystallography, and the copy of the legal instrument is in safekeeping at the office of the Institute.
Donors' Plaque: The Director read a brief letter from Dr. H. L. Dodge reporting his progress in contacting the Aluminum Company of America and Eastman Kodak Company for the materials and processes necessary to fulfill this project. Discussion indicated the feeling of the Committee that early completion of this project was desirable even at the expense of the Institute.
Building Alterations: At the request of the Director, the Assistant Treasurer summarized the alterations completed and under-way and indicated that the work would be completed shortly at a cost which would approximate the original estimates.
Enlargement of Committee on Survey of Professional Work: Dr. W. H. Crew has accepted appointment as the third member of this Committee. There is no further report by this Committee.
Member Societies' Nominees on the Governing Board: According to the Constitution the Member Societies should have been asked how many members they had on October 1, and the Member Societies should have been subsequently advised as to the number of nominees to which they were individually entitled. This was overlooked, but fortunately no harm was done. There was no increase in the number of nominees because no society membership had increased sufficiently to alter the present number of nominees.
4. Amendment of Budget:
The various pertinent items of the budget were reviewed. It was indicated that expenditures under certain items, namely travel, office expenses, special projects (placement), would exceed the amounts budgeted, while expenditures under other items might be less than the amount budgeted.
On Mr. Pegram's motion, duly seconded, it was voted and carried unanimously
That the contingency fund in the 1947 budget be increased from $2,000 to $3,000 with the authorization and understanding that the contingency fund be used to cover necessary expenditures in the deficient budget items above enumerated.
5. Building Reserve Fund:
According to current best estimates, approximately $7,000 will remain in this account after payment for alterations. Discussion indicated the desirability of maintaining and accumulating regularly a building maintenance reserve fund. It was agreed that such an item should be kept in mind in preparing the budget for 1948.
6. Interim Expenditure in 1948:
The 1948 budget cannot be approved by the Executive Committee until its next meeting in February 1948. Therefore, interim authorization to meet expenses is necessary.
On motion duly made and seconded, it was voted unanimously
That the Director and Officers of the Institute be authorized to meet necessary expenses at the rate of expenditure in the 1947 budget, as amended, until a 1948 budget is approved by the Executive Committee.
It was agreed that hereafter a budget for the succeeding year will be prepared for consideration before the end of each calendar year.
7. AIP Membership Card:
After consideration of the tentative designs of cards presented for discussion and after further deliberation of the desirability and prospective benefits of membership cards, it was the sense of the Committee that its action of September 9, 1947 directing issuance of such cards be confirmed and that personalized cards be prepared and distributed at a cost not exceeding $500.
8. Report of the Committee on Revision of Rules:
The Director read the revisions recommended by the Committee consisting of Messrs. Waterfall, Lawther, and Barton, to revise Articles III, V, VI, and XI and to renumber Articles VIII, IX, X, and XI of the Rules.
On motion duly made and seconded, it was voted unanimously
That these revisions be recommended to the Governing Board for approval (copy attached to official minutes.)
9. Appointment of Associate Editors for AIP Journals:
On recommendation of the respective Editors and on motion duly made and seconded, it was voted unanimously to elect the following Editorial Board and Associate Editors for the terms stated:
Editorial Board – Term January 1, 1948 to December 31, 1950:
- W. Fowler
- S. A. Korff
- F. N. D. Kurie
- C. G. Montgomery
- L. S. Taylor
- R. E. Zirkle
Associate Editors – Term January 1, 1948 to December 31, 1948:
- D. W. Bronk
- F. K. Harris
- P. H. Miller, Jr.
- W. A. Wildhack
Associate Editors – Term January 1, 1948 to December 31, 1948:
- R. Bowling Barnes
- Otto Beeck
- W. F. Busse
- W. James Lyons
- Philip Morrison
- Paul E. Sabine
- Frederick Seitz
- J. R. Townsend
- John Von Neumann
Associate Editors – Term January 1, 1948 to December 31, 1950:
- J. G. Aston
- Terrell L. Hill
- Gilbert W. King
- F. London
- Glenn T. Seaborg
- Nathan Sugarman
10. Election of an Associate:
On motion duly made and seconded, the United Gas Pipe Line Company was elected an Associate of the American Institute of Physics.
11. Future Funds for Policy Committee:
The Director reviewed the initiation and history of the Policy Committee and the contributions it has made to the progress of the Institute. Discussion centered about the general form which the Committee and its activities might take in the future and how such a Committee might be financed.
It was agreed that decision in this matter should be deferred until the next meeting of the Executive Committee when the work which might be assigned to such a Committee could be described by Dr. Gibbs and the Director.
12. Nominators for AIP Associate Members:
A question was raised about the screening of applicants for Associate Membership. It was agreed that this should be left to the Committee consisting of the Director and the Secretary. If the interest of the applicant seems reasonable, his application should be endorsed by the most convenient means available and he should be accepted for membership upon payment of the necessary fee. Provision is made for removal from membership where warranted.
General status: The editor reported the general status of the new journal; he expressed the hope that the first publication could be in March.
Editorial Advisers: The Director reported the selection and appointment of R. H. Bolt, Joseph C. Boyce, Philip M. Morse, and John Pierce as Editorial Advisers in accordance with the direction of the Executive Committee that editorial advisers should be selected and appointed.
Appointment of Larger Advisory Board: The Director suggested the desirability of the appointment of a group of individuals who have encouraged the publication of the new journal and who have been helpful in its conception. The appointment of such a group, and listing their names on the masthead of PHYSICS TODAY, might indicate the kind of support behind the new journal and be helpful in its promotion. Discussion indicated it to be the consensus of the Committee that any step leading to the impression of permanence of such a group was undesirable and on motion duly made and seconded it was voted unanimously
That the selection and appointment of such a group be left to the discretion of the Director and the Editor of PHYSICS TODAY, provided that any impression of the permanence of such a group be confined to the initial issues of PHYSICS TODAY.
Subscription price of PHYSICS TODAY and Second Class Mailing Privilege: The Director described the complications in qualifying for second class mailing privilege unless the price for PHYSICS TODAY were set at the undesirably low price of $3.00. He further indicated that he believed $5.00, which had been considered, was too high and recommended $4.00 instead.
On motion duly made and seconded it was voted unanimously
That the subscription price of $4.00 for PHYSICS TODAY, previously approved by the Committee be confirmed.
Expansion of Fund Campaign: The Director reported the compilation of a list of organizations to be contacted; the provision to members of the Journal Fund Committee of information about AIP in convenient form; the plan to designate particular organizations to be contacted by the individual members of the Committee.
Honoraria for Articles in PHYSICS TODAY: On the recommendation of the Editor and the Director payment of honoraria in the amount of $50 per important article was considered. It was the sense of the Committee that such payments were appropriate and justified.
Reprint Rights: After discussion in which fairness to the author and to the Institute as publisher of PHYSICS TODAY was carefully considered, it was the consensus of opinion of the Committee that generally all rights for sale of reprints of articles appearing in PHYSICS TODAY will be reserved by the American Institute of Physics; that 50% of the net proceeds from sale of such reprint rights shall go to the author; and that, if the author desires to reprint in a book of which he is the author, material from his article appearing in PHYSICS TODAY, the reprint privilege will be granted without charge.
It was agreed that a formal statement of policy should be prepared by the AIP staff for consideration by the Executive Committee at its next meeting.
Budget: On motion duly made and seconded it was voted unanimously
That the budget for PHYSICS TODAY as indicated in Annex 2 attached be approved.
It was the consensus of opinion of the Committee that an over-run of at least 1,000 copies of PHYSICS TODAY should be provided in order to care for the prospective needs of libraries and others desiring complete issues of PHYSICS TODAY.
Free ads for donors: It was agreed that all donors to the Journal Fund should be offered a free quarter-page ad to appear in one of the first three issues of PHYSICS TODAY, space permitting.
Wider Range of Advertising Prospects for PHYSICS TODAY: It was agreed that it would be appropriate for PHYSICS TODAY to solicit advertising for a wider range of products than is appropriate in the case of other AIP journals, but that advertising which is flamboyant or tawdry in the opinion of the AIP staff should be avoided.
Initial Conservative Circulation Promotion for PHYSICS TODAY: It was the consensus of opinion of the Committee that initial circulation promotion should be conservative.
Statement of Executive Committee Concerning PHYSICS TODAY: The Director read a suggested statement by the Executive Committee to be printed in the initial issue of PHYSICS TODAY. It was agreed that the statement revised as suggested at the meeting, should be circulated to the members of the Executive Committee for approval.
14. Report of Publications Board:
The Chairman reported the consensus of opinion of the Publications Board that articles in RSI, JAP, and other Institute-published journals must not be condensed beyond the point of understanding. He stated the policy of the American Physical Society, as reported by Dr. Tate, to publish everything worthy of publication regardless of cost. He described the effect on other publications which limit limitations on publication in AIP journals might have in terms of the volume of material to be published in other journals. He raised the question whether the Institute should observe the same policy as the Physical Society with respect to publication of deserving articles in Institute-owned journals.
It was the consensus of opinion of the Committee that the back-log of articles for publication in Institute-owned journals compelled consideration of one of two alternatives:
- Re-define the scope of Institute-owned journals
- Develop means to raise funds to cover cost of greater volume of publication
It was agreed, unanimously, that the Institute could not financially afford to adopt the policy of publishing every worthwhile article in the field of its publications.
On motion duly made and seconded it was voted unanimously
That a budget of 1000 pages for THE REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS be provided in the 1948 budget estimates of the Institute.
The Committee directed that the Editor of THE REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS be urged to exert every effort to continue to condense articles as much as practicable and to divert to other publications all articles which do not clearly and absolutely fall in the field of THE REVIEW OF SCIENTIFC INSTRUMENTS.
15. Future Program of Policy Committee:
Dr. Gibbs presented an agenda of items suitable for consideration of the Policy Committee and indicated generally the extent of financial support necessary to continue the Policy Committee for such purposes.
This subject was held over for future consideration as indicated under Item II of these minutes.
16. Suggested Dates for Future Meetings:
|Executive Committee
|Friday, February 13, 1948
|Governing Board
|Thursday, March 25, 1948
|Annual Meeting
|Saturday, February 28, 1948
17. Adjournment:
The meeting adjourned at 4:10 p.m.


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SACRAMENTO, Calif., March 12 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following is being issued by the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights:
A consumer advocate will speak out against proposed legislation that would create a loophole in existing law which bars the sharing of private medical information without a patient's consent. The bill, SB 1096 (Calderon), does so by deeming what amounts to marketing material to be necessary to provide health care services. Transfers of private medical information -- including a patient's illnesses and prescribed medications -- to private companies hired by drug manufacturers to increase prescription drug sales would occur without the patient's knowledge or consent. Such databases of medical records are attractive targets to hackers and identity thieves.
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When: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 -- Press availability @ 1:00 p.m. (Senate Health Committee begins at 1:30)
Where: State Capitol, Outside of Room 4203 - Sacramento, CA
The Honorable Sheila Kuehl
Chair, Senate Health Committee
State Capitol, Room 5108
Sacramento, CA 95814
Dear Senator Kuehl,
We are writing you and members of the Senate Health Committee to urge
your opposition to SB 1096. This bill would create a loophole in existing
law that bars the sharing of private medical information without a
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IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE – The L-O-U 4th of July celebration schedule is announced; Scissormen return to Oxford and Rooster's Blues House; the Lisa Harrison Trio is scheduled for Taylor Farmers' Market this Saturday; Sports columnist Steven Godfrey continues to dissect the mascot issue at Ole Miss; Columnist Jim Dees recalls the book and mini-series "Lonesome Dove;" Mid-Town Farmers' Market announces its annual pie contest; and Oxford EAGLE photographer Bruce Newman shares great shots from the Summer Sunset Series which concluded last Sunday with a concert by the Germantown Symphony. View the complete edition in PDF format. (June 30, 2010)
'Where I Begin' begins again
OXFORD TOWN – Wish I could say it had been my idea but after spending a week in Oxford, director Thomas L. Phillips knew that our film, "Where I Begin," just makes more sense if it were made in Oxford. We will be filming here in August. Check out this week's issue of Oxford Town and read about the exciting changes we've made to our film. (June 30, 2010, Page 9)
Scissormen return to rock the rafters at Rooster's
OXFORD TOWN – In what the late Jim Dickinson once described as "acid blues for the 21st century," the Scissormen are set to return to Oxford via Rooster's Blues House on Thursday, July 1. Page 7 in this week's issue of Oxford Town has details about Scissormen, the infectuous blues-rock duo based in Nashville and their return to Oxford and Rooster's Blues House. (June 30, 2010, Page 7)
Lisa Harrison Trio set for Taylor Farmers' Market
OXFORD TOWN – The Lisa Harrison Trio is scheduled for the Taylor Farmers' Market in the Plein Air neighborhood this Saturday (July 3). Harrison and her band are guaranteed to cool a torrid Saturday morning in Mississippi. This week, the market is featuring fresh produce, pickles, salsas, sweets and Fourth of July barbecue fixings. Page 6 in this issue of Oxford Town has photos and all the information you'll need to make Taylor your Saturday morning chilled-out destination. (June 30, 2010, Page 6)
L-O-U celebrates the Fourth in style
OXFORD TOWN – Oxford's Fourth of July celebration on the Ole Miss campus always promises a jam-packed day of family-friendly events and this year is no exception. Page 8 in this week's issue of Oxford Town gives you a breakdown of events so that you and your family can weigh your options and plan your assault on the town as we celebrate our independence together. (June 30, 2010, Page 8)
Casting call brings out film hopefuls
The new Yoknapatawpha Arts Council Film Fund is looking to find ways to help up and coming filmmakers in the area find support and funding. The new fund was announced on Friday at the fundraising party for the independent film, "Where I Begin," which will be directed by Thomas L. Phillips and co-produced and co-written by The EAGLE's own Melanie Addington. (June 28, 2010, Page 3)
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IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE – The 2010 Summer Sunset Series winds down this Sunday featuring a concert by the Germantown Symphony; The North Mississippi Hill Country Picnic cranks up this weekend in Potts Camp; the University Museum unveils a new exhibit entitled "Teacher and Student: Abstract Works of Marie Hull and Andrew Bucci;" Columnist Jim Dees recalls his days hanging out with Hunter S. Thompson; Sports columnist Steven Godfrey sheds light on three mascot possibilities for Ole Miss; and guest photographer Mike Stanton shares his images from the Blackbird Hour concert in the Grove last Sunday. View the complete edition in PDF format. (June 24, 2010)
Parties, casting, music and a film fund
OXFORD TOWN – Oxford Film Freak continues this week in discussing pre-production on the indie film that she co-wrote with Thomas L. Phillips. A party to raise funds for the film is being held at the Powerhouse from 6-8 pm on Friday with a special appearance by Reverend Robert Reed and Jimbo Mathus. (June 24, 2010, Page 10)
Summer Sunset Series concludes this Sunday with the Germantown Symphony
OXFORD TOWN – This Sunday's (June 27) Summer Sunset Series concert featuring the Germantown Symphony directed by Ron Vernon is expected to wind down the event in classic, laid-back fashion with plenty of folks in attendance. Page 5 of this week's issue of Oxford Town has full details, a list of sponsors and photos of the popular event that concludes this Sunday closing out one of the most successful years of the annual event. (June 24, 2010, Page 5)
Teacher and Student exhibit begins Tuesday at University Museum
OXFORD TOWN – An opening reception for "Teacher and Student: Abstract Works of Marie Hull and Andrew Bucci" will be held June 29, from 5-7 p.m. at the University of Mississippi Museum. Page 9 of this week's Oxford Town has full details and images of Marie Hull and Andrew Bucci's paintings on display at the University Museum beginning next Tuesday. (June 24, 2010, Page 9)


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I thought it was the worst stoppage I've ever seen in MMA. Fedor turned around and was about to get out of that position, and he did not appear to be seriously hurt.
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He definitely went limp but was recovering when the fight was stopped. Hendo probably would've continued the assault and got the finish, but I think Fedor should've been givin the benefit of the doubt like Brock/Carwin. I think Dana is gonna slip a little something extra in Herbs next paycheck...
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Fedor passed out but recovered just when the ref already made the decision to stop the fight. The ref can't pull back in that instance.
But IMO, Hendo was on his way to a KO win anyway with the way he was throwing those punches and Fedor's lack of defense.
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Stopped too soon. Just because Henderson blitzed Fedor for 5 seconds of continuous punches doesn't mean Fedor was out. All the punches were hitting the arms and elbows of Fedor for crying out loud. And it wasn't as if Fedor was knocked out cold. He was fighting back from the ground position. Although, it wasn't on any guard position just that Henderson had the most advantageous mount on Fedor.
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Early from my point of view but its probably different for the guy whos standing 2 feet in front of the action. He probably heard his face smack dead on the canvas and paniced.
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it looked like an early stoppage to me ... that punch from hendo hurt fedor but he seemed to be recovering when herb stepped in ... i think he could've let them keep going and stepped in if hendo continued to land, i just think he pulled the trigger too quick
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I think it was early, but you can't get hit and look like you straight up died.
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It was an early stoppage. Dean should never ref a big fight like this again. He lost his touch.
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i dont care what none of these idiots say on here, it was a good stoppage. when herb motha fuggin dean sees a fighter laying facedown and goes limp and doing nothing he has to stop the fight. if he stops it any later and gets badly BADLY hurt herb dean is on the hook for it and his job is on the line.
its his job to protect the fighter. Great Job Herb motha fuggin dean. Anyone that thinks otherwise is a complete douche bag and shouldnt watch fighting period or have an opinion
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Chicago Bulls point guard Marquis Teague accidentally put the ball into his own team's basket during Monday night's Game 4 against the Miami Heat. It happened in the fourth quarter as Teague tried to intercept a pass from Norris Cole to Chris "Birdman" Andersen. Teague did knock the pass away from Andersen, but inadvertently knocked the ball up and right into the hoop. Andersen got credit for the basket. Ironically, it was the only basket that Teague scored, and it perfectly summed up the night for the Bulls, who lost to the Heat 88-65. H/T BDL. Visit us at holdoutsports.com and follow us on Twitter @HoldoutSports.
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Hey everyone,
I'm a student of architecture at careton university and Im heading into my masters.. I am already kind of brainstorming possible ideas for a thesis.
I am really interested in concept art and its relation to architecture. I used to really want to be a concept artist and I did a bit of it way back in highschool under the name 'devious'. anyways, i think there is some interesting relationships to architecture and concept art, besides the obvious superficial ones..
ideas of the characters, narratives, and even settings may be an interesting departure for a realtionship between the two? I'm just wondering if there are any students of architeture in the concept art field who may be able to assist me or give some ideas and insight?
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well there is obviously a whole lot of mutual influence going on with concept artists looking at older but also newer architecture for ideas and of course architects getting off on the designs done for movies like bladerunner, ghost in the shell etc. which is kind of interesting. are you doing a theoretical thesis or is this as part of a design project. i have to leave now but you can pm me or whatever if there are certain questions/things you want to know (don't work in the game or movie industry though).
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The newlyweds "thoroughly enjoyed their time together, and they are grateful to the Seychelles government for their assistance in making the honeymoon such a memorable and special 10 days," says an official press release from St. James Palace.
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Kate always wears navy blue. It's possible she was a virgin until the marraige.
- Sunday 22 MayBy Vicky
Of course she was out for the money and fame and power. She most likely be Queen and she's not anything like William's Mother, Diana.
- Sunday 22 MayBy masanddjs
Her parents are millionaires. She doesn't really "need the money"..Now, knowing she'll be married to the King of England one day, that's a different story.
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They lived together and vacationed together for many years. I doubt they had separate bedrooms. Get real. We all KNOW Camilla and Charles were getting it on long before they got married. Remember that HE is the future King.
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Is it really so hard for you ignorant people to think that this couple actually got married for love? Get a grip, quit being so jealous that you have to have nasty remarks about people you don't even know!
I am an American and I think it's wonderful that these two people have found love. I wish them all the best that life has to offer. Little girls always dream of some day finding their prince. Catherine was lucky enough to really do it. Love them both
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this is another scandel waiting to happen. Give it time
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Some harsh words here. I, for one, wish them well. As for the speculation about whether or not she can conceive, do you think the Queen would let William marry without Kate having a physical exam to make sure she could conceive? They did it to Princees Grace of Monaco. I guarantee they did it to Kate, and Diana.
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hey, this guy is Balding?? Isn't he rather young? Oh no, I forgot, they are genectically predisposed to premature balding.
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Heat concerns of today not seen in pastPublished 10:39am Wednesday, June 22, 2011
A woman with shoulder length, curly, red hair leaning against a pole in the ECHS parking lot drew my attention one torrid, hot day last week.
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It was obvious she was suffering from the intense heat. Her face was red as an overripe pepper and she was as breathless as the community-minded Weather Channel meteorologist Al Roker.
"Lady, can I take you to the hospital or get you some water?" I asked. She replied "no, please take me to my car". "Sure, let me help you get in my car," I said. "Now, tell me where your car is parked?" I asked. She said "it's over at the Byrne Park running track."
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"I lost my sense of direction and I really don't know how I got over to the school," she related.
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"I suppose she is OK now," I thought. I didn't even get her name or where she lived. I had never seen her before. But, I detected a Florida license plate as she drove out Lindburg to South Presley and turned south toward Florida.
Heat does strange things. Many fail to recognize that only a short spell of it can cause heat strokes and fainting. I often think about all those who must work outdoors everyday and who are subject to these heat induced problems. But, I learned these workers, particularly those who work for the city, power company and telephone company know how to protect themselves. They wear protective hats, drink plenty of water and take regular breaks.
Why is it in my older years I am concerned about the dangers of heat? I don't remember worrying about it back in the 1940s and 1950s. Do you?
Now, here's a look back at some news of people, places and events from years past.
Sandy McGill, local hospital administrator, resigned to take a similar position at South Baldwin Hospital in Foley. The affable Dutch Henry, a Baldwin County native, was hired as McGill's replacement.
Dr. Hugh Long moved to Atmore and assumed the practice of another chiropractor who retired. (Notice I did not mention the name of that retiring doctor because I forgot the proper spelling of his name. Was it Dr. Thornbloom or Dr Thornblom?)
Hugh, by the way, is my Sunday school teacher. And, he is an excellent teacher, indeed.
Our prayers over the last few months are for the cancer cure of his pretty little granddaughter. Hugh and his family have made several trips to the St. Jude Clinic in Memphis where she receives regular treatments. I cannot express the pleasure I get when monthly checks from my banking account are atomically drawn and sent to this clinic. Causes like this make me forget new cars, bigger homes and fancy gadgets.
In my older years I think of the many local residents, professional businessmen and women who did "good things" for Atmore and the surrounding communities in years gone by.
One particular friend, Robert Maxwell, a highly regarded and now retired local attorney, impressed me with his many talents in 1954.
An officer in the Atmore Jaycees, he was the emcee when this organization conducted its annual radio drive for the purpose of collecting toys and clothing for the underprivileged at Christ-mas. Not only was he an outstanding leader of the drive but he sounded real good on the radio, very similar to a professional announcer. His vocal talents, particularly singing duets with the former Jennie Keller, had a blend of harmony surpassed by very few. I'll feature other persons with unique talents in future columns.
I write stories like this from long ago years because there are not too many writers remaining to do it. It is my hope these columns, which contain names of hundreds you knew back then, will be archived and treasured for future generations.
I read on the Internet this past week about the success of Nora Roberts, the remarkably successful short story novelist. How many of you have read her short novels? No telling how many she has written. The internet story inspired would-be novelists to study her writing formats. Take a subject, inject unique characters, create conflict, love, intrigue and mystery and Bingo, you have a novel. I am sure she enjoys enormous satisfaction in all her creative work.
In some contemporary news I want to mention politics, something I seldom do.
As you have been watching on TV and reading in the newspapers, the Republicans seem to be spinning their wheels about choosing a leader to challenge President Obama in the presidential election next year.
There is a man "affixing" to explode on the scene who will capture America in the same manner Ronald Reagan did. Blessed with captivating personality and dynamic leadership he, in my opinion, is the candidate that will send opposition retreating and will unite all aspects of the Republican Party. Over the last few days his name and face is being exposed more and more on TV bites and political panel shows.
That man is Texas Governor Rick Perry.
This is only my opinion and my viewpoints do not necessarily reflect this newspaper or anyone else.
Can you see it now? A witty small town southern columnist from Atmore Alabama predicting the winner of the 2012 Presidential race. Remember that name.
I'll more news next week from Atmore's yesteryears.
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