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Career: Leads all active NCAA Division I players with 125 career games played … Has appeared in 82 consecutive games and has missed just one of UND's 126 games during his career (10/20/12 at Alaska).
2014-15 (Senior): Will serve as team captain.
2012-13 (Sophomore): Appeared in all but one game and collected two goals and two assists ... Both goals were unassisted and both came against top-12 teams ... Scored key go-ahead goal in the third period of UND's 4-3 win at No. 10 Minnesota State (March 8) ... Breakaway goal came at 6:46 of the third period and put UND ahead 3-2 ... Goal broke a personal 28-game drought ... Other goal came in a 4-2 loss to No. 12 Boston University (Nov. 3) ... Was a plus or even in 19 of his last 21 games, including each of the last 11 ... Earned second letter.
2011-12 (Freshman): Played in all 42 games and led UND's freshmen with three game-winning goals ... Only seven freshmen have ever scored more game-winning goals at UND ... His first career goal was the game-winner with 1:54 remaining in the third period of a 5-3 win over Wisconsin (Jan. 27) and came on his 21st birthday ... All four of his goals came during WCHA play ... Both of his assists came in one game, a 7-3 win over Harvard on New Year's Eve ... All seven of his points came from New Year's Eve on ... Set up Mario Lamoureux's game-winning goal in 6-3 WCHA Final Five semifinal win over No. 4 Minnesota in which UND rallied from a 3-0 deficit … Was a +1 in UND's 3-1 win over No. 12 Western Michigan in the NCAA West Region semifinal … Earned first letter.
Before UND: Spent the previous two seasons with the MHJL's Portage Terriers ... Racked up 62 points (21g, 41a) in 62 games last season to finish 10th in the MJHL scoring race ... Was named Portage's Most Valuable Player and finished the 2010-11 season as the Terriers' captain ... Added 16 points in the MJHL Playoffs and the ANAVET Cup ... Led the Terriers to an ANAVET Cup championship and a berth in the RBC Cup ... Played in the 2011 MJHL All-Star Game ... Played in 51 games as a rookie in 2009-10 and had 41 points (12g, 29a) ... Was named Portage's Best Defensive Forward ... A 2009 graduate of Ecole Pointe-des-Chenes.
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By 2050, nearly 16 million Americans are expected to have Alzheimer's disease, says the Alzheimer's Association.
There is no national plan to deal with this looming crisis.
The National Alzheimer's Project Act would establish an interagency advisory council to address the federal government's efforts on Alzheimer's research, care, institutional services and home- and community-based programs.
The House of Representatives is expected to vote on the NAPA bill this week. It passed the Senate last week.
Last week, Loren Shook, president and CEO of Irvine-based Silverado Senior Living, addressed the Senate Special Committee on Aging forum. His focus was "how to help Alzheimer's patients now."
You have proposed a rather daring solution, haven't you?
A. The number of people who will have this disease in the future is staggering. We, as a nation, are not prepared to handle this stunning problem.
The focus of the Senate forum was to get ideas from different groups in the private sector and from various universities, departments of aging and so on.
One of the suggestions I made at the hearing was that we need to rethink how our services are paid for. Medi-Cal or Medicaid in California does not let families supplement payments. As a result, people cannot pick different service providers.
If the law was changed so it was not illegal for families to supplement Medi-Cal (or Medicaid) payments, that could change the face of how services are delivered.
Q. How it would change the services?
A. It would change the incentive system within skilled nursing home providers. With competition, the level of service for Alzheimer's patients would rise. And there would be more competition because there would be the potential of receiving greater reimbursement.
You get what you pay for.
Q. I have always heard unpleasant stories about many homes that rely on only government reimbursement. Not all homes, of course. But many services are too expensive for homes to provide on Medi-Cal money only.
A. An extra $30 a day from family members could expand an Alzheimer's patient's choices to be what private pay clients also can experience. Their choices would all be the same.
That would change the incentive within the system and set up rewards, if you will, for raising the level of care.
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I've posted a job for a logo/corporate identity design. And willing to pay up to $1,000 for the right person. Is that such a bad offer that no one is interested?
We haven't had a single person interested so far. I know there are many websites offering logo design from $399 up to $5,000 and even more. I'm just a bit surprised and wanted to hear what your experience is.
A friend of mine designs logos http://www.maldesign.co.uk maybe check him out
On another note, I've needed people for work several times and have posted on Freelance switch, and all I get are generic sales pitches with hundreds of links to their (mostly crap) work.
Last time I posted a job, I specified that I only wanted to see works in relation to the job I was posted, I only wanted to hear from single-freelancers (not firms) and that I wanted the reply to be addressed to me.
Not one was addressed to me, firms contacted me and still the same old prewritten replies were sent, which was pretty disheartening…
FS is a great service and I guess the people on there are obviously getting work that way or they wouldn't be paying to use it, so beggers can't be choosers eh!
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Arugula Salad with Berry Dressing
Arugula is a green with a peppery bite. Its flavor softens when combined with sweet strawberries in this summery side dish.
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- Prep:
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Arugula Salad with Berry Dressing
cup strawberries, hulled and halved
tablespoons balsamic vinegar
tablespoon canola oil
teaspoon honey
Dash of salt
tablespoons chopped pistachio nuts
4 ounce log goat cheese (chevre)
cups arugula leaves
cup blackberries, blueberries, and/or raspberries
cup thin strips of shaved jicama*, optional
- For berry dressing, in blender container combine 3/4 cup strawberries, vinegar, oil, honey, and salt. Cover; blend until smooth. Set aside. Spread pistachio nuts on piece of parchment or waxed paper. Roll goat cheese in pistachio nuts until well coated. Slice goat cheese crosswise into 8 slices.
- Place arugula and remaining strawberries in serving dish. Top with blackberries, cheese slices, and jicama. Drizzle with berry dressing. Makes 4 servings.
Nutrition Facts(Arugula Salad with Berry Dressing)
- Per serving:
- 166 kcal cal.,
- 12 g fat
- (5 g sat. fat,
- 2 g polyunsaturated fat,
- 4 g monounsatured fat),
- 13 mg chol.,
- 147 mg sodium,
- 10 g carb.,
- 3 g fiber,
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What are you guys using for bugs? We have some serious mosquitoes here in GA, and while they're not TOO bad yet, my son's legs are already coverd in bug bites. I don't want to use anything too harsh, so I'd love suggestions! I'd particularly love natural suggestions, but am willing to try whatever works. xD I have problems with mosquitoes myself most of the time, so, yeah. ^_^
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My favorite 2 solutions are the glow-in-the-dark bracelet (sold at babies r us-though on my lo I use it as an anklet instead so he leaves it alone) and also the stick on patches (but they're harder to find, you could order a bunch online).
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I LOVE avon repellant. It is deet free (which I am allergic to), it smells good, works well, and includes a sunscreen. The spray on is really nice and goes on even, but the lotion is good too. Just don't get the blue one becuase it can stain.
We use the California Baby one & it works well.
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Just use avon skin so soft original version. Soldiers in the field use it for bugs, and many use it for thier horses faces too.
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SALEM The people in charge of the State of Oregon's website might want to take a history lesson after a non-presidential face showed up in the Presidents Day graphic Monday.
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Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has backed Edin Dzeko to come good and reckons he can still have an impact on City's season.
The ÂŁ27m hitman is still waiting for his first Premier League goal since joining City from Wolfsburg in January.
But Mancini said: "I believe that Dzeko is one of the top strikers in Europe.
"Sometimes for a striker incredible things happen. When you can't score you don't know why, but this is the same for all strikers.
"Now we have six league games and the FA Cup Final left and I hope he can score an important goal.
"It is difficult for him but the team comes before any player.
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The plan will present in detail the government development agenda for Kampung Baru. It will be exhibited to the public on a date and at a venue to be disclosed later.
According to Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Zulhasnan Rafique, much thought had gone into drafting the plan with the government taking into account issues like the Malay image and land ownership.
He also said the plan was drafted after many rounds of discussions with various parties.
Zulhasnan said that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi would be given a second briefing on the plan sometimes next week.
Zulhasnan said this during a press conference on the Federal Territory Day celebrations at his office in Putrajaya on Thursday.
"A sum of RM100mil has been allocated under the 9th Malaysia Plan for four to five projects requiring the government attention pertaining to land development and the improvement of infrastructures," he said.
"Some of the money will be channelled to Kampung Baru for similar purposes," Zulhasnan said.
"As with the drafting of the other local plans, we have paid close attention to local sentiments and the needs of the people of Kampung Baru. A committee was set up some years ago to assess the situation," he said.
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On the day of European and local council elections, Sun Talk, the new broadcasting arm of the The Sun newspaper, has just featured interviews by right-of-centre presenter Jon Gaunt with Nigel Farage, the leader of UKIP, and Mark Francoise, the shadow Europe minister.
Meanwhile other talk radio stations are forbidden from discussing politics unless they follow strict rules on impartiality as applied by Ofcom, the broadcasting watchdog.
"Sun Talk is on air and talking politics - the only place in Britain where you can chat about the European and council elections. That's because we are The Sun newspaper on air not a broadcast station," boasts the paper's site.
How can this be right? Other broadcasters, such as James Whale on TalkSport, have got into serious trouble for breaching the Ofcom rules.
Speaking a moment ago to talk radio presenter Nick Ferrari, of London station LBC, he tells me he's hopeful that The Sun's initiative might bring a change in the regulations. "Good luck to them, I think the rules need a review," says Ferrari, who did formerly work for The Sun.
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Tofias PC, Southern New England's largest regional certified public accounting and consulting firm, has announced its merger with Petitti, Eisenberg & Gamache, a leading Southeastern Massachusetts accounting and consulting firmPetitti, Eisenberg & Gamache, based in New Bedford, MA, will take the Tofias name but will maintain its current location and staff."We are delighted to be joining forces with the leading tax and accounting firm in Massachusetts' growing Southeastern section," said Tracy Gallagher, managing director of Tofias.
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Baird Kurtz & Dobson and Olive, LLP, the 11th and 18th largest CPA and consulting firms in the U.S., intend to merge on June 1, 2001. The announcement was made Monday by William (Bill) E. Fingland, Jr. managing partner of Baird, Kurtz & Dobson, and John D. Harris, chief executive officer of Olive. The combined firms will adopt the new name BKD, LLP. The resulting regional powerhouse, with combined revenues exceeding $200 million on June 1, will be the largest regional professional services firm in the U.S.
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Arena Profile: Gov. Christine Todd Whitman and Robert Sisson, President of ConservAmerica
Governor Christine Todd Whitman is the former govenor of New Jersey and a former Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. Robert Sisson is president of ConservAmerica.
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The Failure of GOP Environmentalism
Conservatism of late has described a hodge-podge of parochial interests, rabid, partisanship, and radical ideology. This redefinition of the term presents a huge risk to Republicans because it is out of sync with the values of most Americans.
Real conservatism - that of great leaders like Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan - with its mandate for responsible stewardship, prudent forethought, and protecting the interests of future generations, has a broad appeal that attracts Republicans and independent voters alike. Conservatism's fiscal stewardship and environmental stewardship are two sides of the same coin. They both focus on living responsibly within our means today in order to leave a better world for future generations.
With both parties desperately trying to differentiate themselves from each other on the economy, Republican leaders are gambling that they can sell voters on the notion that environmental regulations are a big drag on the economy. This strategy is likely to backfire. First, there is no evidence of such a correlation. Landmark environmental laws like the Clean Air Act have been around for four decades, thorough multiple periods of boom and bust. The benefits to the Act were estimated to be $22 trillion in the first 20 years after it was enacted, compared to $523 billion in costs. In 1970, the same year the Clean Air Act was passed, Lake Erie was written off completely; it now supports a multi-million dollar fishing industry. Doing the right thing for the environment often provides economic dividends.
Simply saying no to environmental safeguards is a losing proposition. Republicans would be far wiser to embrace the strong stewardship ethic that is inherent in traditional conservatism. They can do that - and differentiate themselves from Democrats - by thoughtfully conserving natural resources and offering traditionally conservative solutions to today's environmental problems.
There are a host of policy priorities that follow conservative ideals. Clean energy made in America is better for our economy. The world is increasingly globalized, and more people are competing for scarce energy resources. The country that develops the cleanest, most economical, most independent sources of energy will have a permanent competitive advantage - it will have less pollution, more affordable energy, and more independence, and possibly a successful export. America should be that country.
The creation of new sources of clean energy, such as nuclear energy facilities, has benefits for the economy as well as the environment, bringing significant job creation. Each new reactor also brings an estimated $430 million a year in total output for the local community, according to a report by the Clean and Safe Energy Coalition. Two reactors being built in Georgia are expected to employ 850 people, while creating the reactors will create 3,000 construction jobs. Additionally, these two reactors are creating jobs in 29 states with supply chain needs.
The Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) was established in 1965 to acquire open space for a growing nation and to develop recreation projects that fit with local priorities. Not a penny of taxes goes into the fund. Instead, LWCF revenues totaling $900 million per year come from royalties paid by oil and gas companies producing in federal offshore waters. Since 1965, the federal side of the LWCF has paid for acquiring more than 5 million acres of open space with high conservation value. These acquisitions have benefited such treasured national parks as the Grand Canyon, Everglades, Great Smoky Mountains, and Mount Rainier.
In addition to environmental protection being positive for, in the words of Reagan, "our physical health, our social happiness, and our economic well-being", it is most certainly a winning position when it comes to the electorate. Poll after poll shows that voters of all political stripes value a clean and healthy environment. Republican pollster Greg Strimple nicely articulated the political risks for Republicans in their recent opposing air quality rules, noting, "I advise my political candidates that you need to find issues that unite the Republican Party with the center of the electorate and divide Democrats, and this issue does the opposite. This issue unites the center of the electorate with the left side of Democrats and divides Republicans."
We need true conservative problem solvers that will base policy ideas on a clear-eyed and unbiased analysis of fact, principled stewardship, and an adherence to values that have stood the test of time, not emotions stemming from a rigid political dogma. It's what voters support, but more importantly, it is our responsibility to steward both the economy and the environment for future generations.
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Poll Finds Jews Trending GOP
Though vast majority are still Democrats
I argued yesterday that, as the midterm elections approach, the Israel issue is not seen as being broadly resonant. However, there is no reason it wouldn't remain resonant within the Jewish community. In fact, the big new Pew poll—the same one that reported that 18 percent of Americans incorrectly believe President Obama is Muslim—found that 33 percent of American Jews identify with or lean toward the Republican Party, which is way up from 26 percent in 2006 and way, way up from 20 percent in 2008 (the year roughly 22 percent of Jews voted for Republican candidate John McCain).
Is this the beginning of a trend? Is it significant even to the midterm elections? Ron Kampeas is skeptical. Though Pew polled over 3000 people, only 60 identified as Jewish, and, according to Kampeas, "mainstream pollsters regard numbers below 250 respondents as unreliable." On the other hand, that 60 figure represents two percent of the overall sample, closely reflecting Jews' proportion of the population.
If there were nothing you could point to as an explanation for the jump, you might be more inclined to dismiss the figure. But given the reaction of some in the Jewish community to President Obama's outreach to the Arab world and calls for an Israeli settlement freeze, as well as what the same poll told us about the (incorrect) suspicions over the president's heritage, well, it just seems to make sense.
Most importantly, it is overall the most Republican-leaning year since before 2006 (since well before 2006, I'd argue): It would be weird if that didn't show up in the Jewish polling numbers. While more comprehensive polls will hopefully come out soon, if I had to bet on it, though, I'd say the GOP-friendly trend is real.
Growing Number of Americans Say Obama Is Muslim [Pew]
Poll Suggests Surge in Jewish Support for GOP [JTA]
Earlier: Israel Unmentioned in Sestak Profile
Related: In Defining Obama, Misperceptions Stick [NYT]
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Feeding Kittens: A Guide
If you're thinking of adopting a kitten, whether three weeks old or six months old, he's going to require proper nutrition and care. Feeding grown cats can seem a simpler task since most do well on a good dry food with a little wet food thrown in. Feeding kittens can be a bit more complex.
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Mama's Milk: Hopefully a kitten is still with his mother during this time. But, even so, there can be problems. If the mother cat refuses to nurse, have the vet check her out. She could have mastitis or something making nursing painful.
Hand-Feeding: If the mother cat refuses to take care of her kittens, you'll have to hand feed them with a bottle. One brand of kitten milk is KMR which can be found at major pet stores. Your vet may also have a suggestion for a formula. If at all possible, it is important for the kittens to nurse for at least the first two days.
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Weaning: This is a gradual process. Give the kittens a mixture of dry kitten food (one part) mixed with cat milk replacement (three parts) or wet kitten food (one part) and milk replacement (two parts). Gradually reduce the liquid.
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Type of food: During this time, kittens develop their food preferences which will stay with them for life. Dry or canned cat food is up to you. Only in special circumstances decided by your vet should you give a kitten supplements.
Frequency: Kittens this age should be fed at least four times a day because their stomachs are too small to contain the necessary amount of food for nutritional needs when less often. Wet food should be refrigerated between feedings and then warmed up. Dry food can be left out for kittens to free-feed. Mix a little water in the dry food if your kitten isn't drawn to it.
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Type Of Food: Check your kitten food label. It should have a guaranteed analysis of key ingredients including the minimum fat and protein and the maximum fiber and moisture. Cats and kittens can develop problems from too little protein in their diet. Keep your kitten's diet constant - don't switch foods unless necessary.
Frequency: Towards six months, you can begin feeding your kitten three times a day. It's best to weigh your cat every week and adjust amounts accordingly.
Amount: 1/3 to 1 cup at each feeding.
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Feeding cats: Though your kitten may continue to grow after a year, they're generally considered cats by then.
Type of food: Your cat's food should, again, contain adequate protein as it highly digestible to cats. Also, look for Taurine and Arginine - these are essential amino acids. Most vets recommend against a vegetarian diet as cats are strict carnivores. As a grown cat, he has several choices for food:
Dry food: There are many brands on the market. There are also special foods for specific problems such as hairballs and urinary tract infections.
Wet food: Some cat owners feel this is best because it is lower in carbs than dry food. They also feel cats have less of a chance of obesity with wet food. But it has been found there's no real difference between a dry or wet food diet.
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First-Year Coach Herm Edwards Leads Chiefs Into Summer Training Camp at UW-River Falls
JUNE 30, 2006--There will be plenty of new faces on hand when the Kansas City Chiefs opens its 2006 Summer Training Camp at UW-River Falls in late July.
This is the 16 th year the Chiefs have trained at UW-RF and new head Coach Herm Edwards will put his players on the field for a first practice on July 28 (3:45-5:15 p.m.) at the Ramer Field Sports Complex.
That afternoon practice will feature several key players including; quarterback Trent Green; running backs Larry Johnson and Priest Holmes; tackle Willie Roaf; tight end Tony Gonzalez; cornerback Patrick Surtain, linebacker Kawika Mitchell and the 2006 first round draft choice out of Penn State, defensive end Tamba Hali.
Edwards was named the team's 10 th head coach on Jan. 9. "We selected Herm Edwards because he is without question one of the most qualified head football coaches in the NFL today," said Chiefs President Carl Peterson. "Herm knows what the National Football League is all about. He coaches all aspects of the game and he coaches them well. He is a man of integrity, family and great passion for the game of football."
The 52-year old was a scout with the Chiefs in 1990-91 and a defensive backs coach with the team in 1992-94. The Chiefs' first training camp at UW-RF was in 1991, so he is familiar with the city and the University. Edwards was an assistant head coach and defensive backs coach at Tampa Bay (1996-2000) and the head coach of the New York Jets (2001-05) before taking over the Chiefs' reins.
Eight assistant coaches who are all in their first year with the Chiefs will join Edwards for the 2006 training camp, which will break on Aug. 18. Heading the list of new assistant coaches is a familiar Wisconsin name - Tim Krumrie. The Mondovi native is the team's defensive line coach. He played four seasons at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and had a superb 12-year career with the Cincinnati Bengals. He was twice named to the Pro Bowl and played in Super Bowl XXIII. Krumrie served as a defensive assistant with the Bengals (1995-2002) and as the defensive line coach at Buffalo (2003-05) before joining the Chiefs.
On most days the Chiefs will practice twice from about 9-10:45 a.m., and again from 3:45-5:15 p.m., at the Ramer Field Sports Complex. All practices, except the Aug. 5 Family Fun Night, are free and open to the public.
Several special events are scheduled during camp to give fans an extra value to their training camp experiences at UW-RF.
The popular Punt, Pass & Kick competition for boys and girls age 8-13 will be on Saturday, July 29. Registration is free, and on site will start at 11 a.m. with competition starting at noon. The event is sponsored by FedEx Ground and FedEx Home Delivery. Everyone who participates receives a ribbon and the top three place winners in each category receives a trophy. Edwards will present the trophies to the winners after the Family Fun Night practice on Aug. 5. To register online go to: www.uwrf.edu/chiefs/ppkform.htm .
On Aug. 4 the Chiefs will travel to Mankato, Minn., to practice with the Minnesota Vikings. Tentative practice time is from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at MSU-Mankato, the site of the Vikings Summer Training Camp.
Family Fun Night, sponsored by Viking Coca Cola of River Falls, will be held on Aug. 5. The Chiefs practice under the lights, and food, music and games will be available, as well as photo and autograph opportunities with players and coaches. The session will last from 6:30-6:50 p.m. The popular Chiefs Experience will be back. Join in some interactive games that will challenge everyone's football skills. A speed and obstacle course, a football throw and a field goal kicking station will be part of the fun. The Experience is open to everyone. The Indianhead Sport Parachute Club kicks off the festivities with skydiving, and a fireworks display caps off the fun. Admission is $6 for adults and free to those under 18.
Kids Days and Seniors Day at this year's camp offer fun for all ages. Kids Days are scheduled for Aug. 1 and 14 and Seniors Day will be Aug. 8. The events will be held during morning practices. Concession stand discounts and other activities will be offered. Call 715/425-3771 to register and for more information.
Area golf courses are offering special discounts and packages during the training camp, including Kilkarney Hills (715-425-8501) and Clifton Hollows (800-487-8879) or visit: www.uwrf.edu/chiefs/special_events .
For lodging and other attractions in River Falls and in the nearby scenic St. Croix River Valley, visit: www.saintcroixriver.com.
Practice dates and times are subject to change. For up-to-the-minute practice information call 800 4KCC KCC. More information can be found at the award winning UW-RF Chiefs Summer Training Camp site at: www.uwrf.edu/chiefs .
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What a difference an election makes. Three years ago, the one thing that occupied our minds was the extent to which Arroyo's government would cheat. It was the first time votes would be counted electronically, which caused widespread anxiety and fear. The possibilities for cheating had just been jacked up a hundredfold, computerized canvassing threatening to make "Hello Garci" look like child's play.
Gus Lagman warned so, Jun Lozada warned so, I warned so. Sure Noynoy Aquino was up there in all the surveys, but the question was, would his votes be counted?
But lo and behold, none of these fears materialized. Before election day was out, the presidential results were already known: Aquino was leading far beyond the capabilities of his rivals to catch up with, much less overtake. The swiftness and relative cleanliness of it stunned pretty much everyone—including me—who had thought cheating would never be abolished in our lifetimes.
I still don't know if it has been so, or would be so. But meanwhile, something has changed, and that is the public expectation of cheating. Few now seriously consider we'd be back in Arroyo's time when it could be expected as a matter of course. Though concerns have been raised about the source code, some clamoring for it to be made public, they have not been of the scale or stridence they were three years ago. And unless there are glaring or eye-popping gaps between expectation and result, the elections will generally be taken, like the previous one, as reasonably clean.
Other banes or scourges remain however, if indeed this one has entirely gone. Two come to mind, the first one easily, being a patent boon or scourge, the other not so easily, being both a boon and bane.
The first is "command votes," which is just a fanciful term for bloc voting. Chief of those blocs being the religious groups, or cults, or churches, and chief of them being the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC). Gringo Honasan points it out. The ones who are languishing at the bottom of the ladder in the senatorial race—such as he—would now be making a beeline for the INC, commander in chief of the command votes. Equally so would be those candidates locked in a dogfight with their rivals. Chief of them Asiong Salonga and Dirty Harry, pitted in the Battle for Manila. Though Erap still holds a lead, Lim has stormed mightily back, and both are now looking at the INC to tilt the balance in their favor.
I can't imagine a worse scourge. We do our best to discourage the practice in the Muslim South of one village-one vote, or of chieftains getting their clans or tribes to vote as one. Yet we do nothing to discourage the religious groups, or churches, from doing exactly the same thing, or worse. In the case of the INC, it's not just one small constituency, it's one whole congregation. That's anti-democratic in the extreme, the vote being the most basic expression of democracy. It's also, not quite incidentally, anti-constitutional, openly flouting the separation of Church and State.
The bane of it is obvious. You win with that kind of help, to whom will you be beholden afterward—your constituents or your benefactor? What exactly the INC's help means, you see in its efforts to keep Magtanggol Gatdula, a pillar of the church, as NBI chief despite P-Noy firing him for extortion. Thankfully, P-Noy never solicited it and never felt beholden to it.
Frankly, I don't know why we don't ban it. Beyond legal sanctions, I don't know why we don't make this practice an object of scorn and opprobrium. It's worse than epal or dynastic politics. Hell, it's even worse than vote-buying. I don't know why we don't hang a symbolic sign around the candidates who do this, saying, "Huwag tularan: Mambebenta ng kaluluwa."
The second thing is surveys, which are both boon and bane to elections. The boon is that it has helped curb cheating. That was so in particular in the last elections. There are many reasons why the expected massive cheating did not take place, but I suspect that one of them was the surveys which showed P-Noy, despite some bumps along the way, to be miles ahead of the pack. Given the explosive outpouring of grief and goodwill, commiseration and celebration, that accompanied Cory's death, massive cheating would have been an engraved invitation to revolt. Election day showed so: It was an Edsa masquerading as an election.
How would we have known there was massive cheating? Pretty much only through the surveys. They had established an expectation, or indeed a sense of inevitability, of a P-Noy victory.
That expectation, or sense of inevitability, is also what makes it a bane in elections. Throughout the years, I've been against surveys in elections for that reason. As the threat of cheating diminishes, the threat of conditioning increases. It's inversely proportional to it. In other countries, surveys creating a bandwagon effect are not that much of a problem because elections rest on something more substantial than the popularity of the candidates. Debates matter, policies matter, what the candidates would be expected to do if they win matters. We saw that in the United States where Barack Obama's ratings plummeted after he lost the first debate.
Here, where the candidates do not really represent anything, surveys can be crippling. Indeed, here, where going along with the crowd is reckoned the wise thing to do—you'd be a fool to vote for the Ang Kapatiran candidates or Teddy Casiño, they're way down there—surveys can be baneful. They help push back thought and discernment. Additionally, they supply a moral justification, or excuse, for selling votes: "He's going to win anyway, might as well sell my vote to him. Where's the harm in that?"
Ah, but we've got a long way to go yet in the daang maayos.
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These days, he just tries to stay busy, Andersen said. Standing in a blue uniform with a stitched nametag and steel-tipped boots, he gazed outward, "I just keep plugging." For those who have no clue what a blacksmith does, a visit to Vic's shop promises a fascinating rewind to the past.
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The museum, supported by donations of artifacts from the community and funds from the Historical Society, also offers pamphlets (outside the door) for those who wish to take walking tours of Tustin, especially when the museum is closed. Third-grade teachers can even find resources here for the required unit on local history: The museum offers "history in a box" containers that include books, clothes and other artifacts for students to explore.


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PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Three white officers accused in a federal civil rights lawsuit of beating a black performing arts high school student falsely arrested him but didn't use excessive force, a jury found Monday, awarding him $119,000 in damages.
The split verdict by the all-white jury of four men and four women had attorneys for 22-year-old Jordan Miles and the officers -- David Sisak, Michael Saldutte and Richard Ewing -- claiming victory, with neither side completely satisfied.
The jurors awarded Miles $101,016.75 in compensatory damages and $6,000 from each officer for punitive damages for acting "maliciously and wantonly."
Miles' attorney, Joel Sansone, said he was gratified but didn't understand how the jurors decided on the damages or concluded police were wrong to arrest Miles but not to beat him.
"The only thing he wanted to hear was that these officers did the wrong thing," Sansone said of Miles, "and he heard that in the courtroom today."
Robert Leight, the attorney for Ewing -- who has since left the city police force to work in the suburbs -- said the verdict "makes no sense."
Jurors leaving the courthouse declined to comment, leaving unclear how they viewed the conflicting accounts of what happened the night of Jan. 12, 2010.
Miles contends he was talking on his cellphone while walking to his grandmother's when the plainclothes officers rolled up in an unmarked car asking for money, drugs and a gun without identifying themselves. His lawyers argued that "jump out" tactic -- which police denied using -- is designed to catch suspected drug dealers off-guard.
The officers maintain they flashed their badges and yelled "Police!" and stopped Miles only because he appeared to be lurking near a neighbor's home. They claim Miles panicked and ran after being asked why he was "sneaking around" -- and the confrontation escalated when Miles elbowed Saldutte in the head, then kicked Sisak in the knee, before officers mistook a "bulge" in Miles' coat pocket for a gun.
The officers acknowledge kneeing and punching Miles to subdue him before determining the bulge was a bottle of Mountain Dew. Miles denies even carrying the bottle, which officers said they threw away because it wasn't evidence of the prowling, assault and resisting arrest charges they filed against Miles.
A city magistrate didn't find the police version credible and dismissed those charges weeks later. Sisak's attorney, James Wymard, believes that's why jury found the officers wrongly arrested Miles.
"Clearly this is a compromise verdict," Wymard said. "All along the excessive force is what we were worried about," and laughing, "Hah!" when told Miles said he didn't care about money he failed to win on that claim."
Miles' attorney wants the FBI and Justice Department to reconsider a decision not to prosecute the officers criminally. U.S. Attorney David Hickton didn't immediately comment.
But Leight said the verdict proves the Justice Department was right not to prosecute the officers -- especially because the burden of proof in a criminal case is even higher than in Miles' lawsuit.
Meanwhile, Wymard and Saldutte's attorney, Brian Campbell, said the monetary damages aren't a clear victory for Miles.
Miles' attorneys previously demanded $2 million to settle the case and rejected the city's offer of $180,000. The city, instead, paid $75,000 to settle Miles' claims against the government itself, with the understanding that money would be deducted from any damages award against the officers.
Because more than $41,000 of the verdict was covered by city insurance, the city's $75,000 could be deducted from the remaining $78,000 -- leaving Miles with a net award of $3,000, Wymard and Campbell said. And Miles could still wind up paying some of the officers' attorneys' fees because he didn't win the case outright.
Sansone said he was still researching those claims and couldn't immediately comment, but Wymard said, "Eventually, Miles may well be writing the City of Pittsburgh a check in this case."
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Hi Guys,
I purchased a theme from ThemeForest nearly a year ago and used it to design a site to promote ThemeForest products as an affiliate. I also used a freelancer on here to write some unique articles for me. I was not doing too bad generating decent commissions within a short period of time.
I recently moved to a new web host with my own dedicated IP for my site and whilst going through my AWStats, I noticed that my site had double the amount of visitors during a given period. The visitors were being referred by a site with an unusual name. When I checked the site, lo and behold! an exact duplicate of my site. Upon close inspection, it seems like their domain points to our site as the email listed on it is our own.
The only reason I can think of why someone would want to do this is of negative SEO (excluding gross incompetence). Our site has slowly climbed in Google search listings and occupies a number of good positions. Having someone duplicate the exact content in it's entirety, will in effect redflag our site as spam and may incur a severe penalty by Google.
So far, our site has not been effected in rankings. When I checked the domain in the Whois.net database, the registrar has opted for privacyprotect.org, to protect their anonymity.
I have two options for taking this site down:
1. Contact privacyprotect.org to point out abuse by their client.
2. Contact the abuser's webhost and notify them of the IP hijacking.
Would it be prudent to contact Google and point out the duplication and request a takedown for the offending site? When should I do this?
Any pointers and advice would be greatly appreciated.
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