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Q&A: Thompson talks Portland-Vancouver rivalry
September 30, 2010
As the 2010 regular-season winds down and the Timbers prepare for the playoffs, defender Scot Thompson shares his thoughts on the Portland-Vancouver rivalry, playing at Swangard Stadium and the showdown this weekend in a Q&A with PortlandTimbers.com.
It's an exciting way to end the regular-season – against the Whitecaps and on the road no less. With the rivalry and the added pressures that the final game of the regular-season brings with postseason standings, what type of atmosphere is the team expecting to face on Saturday?
Scot Thompson: The atmosphere will be energetic with both sides feeling their fans' support. Swangard (Stadium) is never an easy place to play but the team is physically and mentally prepared and is looking to continue momentum going into playoffs. We are expecting Vancouver to come out fired up since we beat them last time.
You've been with the Timbers since 2004 and have played in many matches against the Whitecaps. When you hear "Portland-Vancouver rivalry," is there a match or moment that sticks out most in your mind that defines the rivalry between the two clubs?
ST: 2007 was the most prevalent for me – we had gone down 1-0 in the first round of playoffs and came back home to win 3-1 aggregate. Every match with Vancouver has always been a back-and-forth slugfest with both teams fighting until the last second.
In the games you've played against the Whitecaps, which player would you say was the toughest to play against?
ST: (Martin) Nash and (Ansu) Toure have always been a handful when playing Vancouver. Nash would always hit these impossible 60-yard long balls to the corner and I'd be one-on-one with Toure on the top of the box. It didn't always work at PGE but up north it was very annoying to defend against.
As you gear up for the postseason and a run at a title, how much does the playoff loss to the Whitecaps in 2009 play into the motivation for not only the game this Saturday, but when we begin the postseason next week?
ST: The loss last year is always in the back of our minds, especially for how well we did during the season. Playoffs are all about peaking at the right time and even though the 2009 loss was tough, it's an entirely new team focused on a 2010 championship run.


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On this day in 1844, William Bollaert, writer, chemist, geographer, and ethnologist, left Texas. Bollaert was born in England in 1807. After training in chemistry, he took a position at the Royal Institution while only thirteen years old and worked for several eminent scientists, including Michael Faraday. At age eighteen he sailed for Peru, where he worked as an assayer in the silver-mining province of Tarapacá. After living in Portugal and Spain for a number of years, Bollaert journeyed to the Republic of Texas at the behest of his friend William Kennedy, who was subsequently appointed British consul at Galveston. He reached the coastal town in 1842. During the next two years he traveled extensively throughout Texas and wrote not only a formal report for the British Admiralty but also a very detailed journal, which he hoped to use as material for a book. After returning to England, he wrote prolifically about history, ethnology, science, and travel, but produced only a few scattered articles about Texas. Bollaert died in London in 1876. In 1956 editors W. Eugene Hollon and Ruth Lapham Butler published his original "Texas Manuscript," consisting of six diaries and two volumes of journals, under the title William Bollaert's Texas . It remains one of the most important sources of information on the Republic of Texas and its people.


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columnBy Gibairu Janneh
Monday was Independence Day. 48 years ago, this day went down in the annals of Gambian history marking the beginning of the end in our struggle for self determination. It was a revolutionary day that shows the courage of our forbearers to stand against all forms of alien domination and reclaim our confiscated liberty and dignity.
The event is not to merely celebrate, but also to commemorate and assess our post-independence performance as a nation. In order to grasp the true meaning of this achievement we so dearly cherish, we ought to accept the fact that this is a moment of stock taking rather than one of wining and dining.
Was it justifiable that we demanded self-rule? Have we proven - at least to ourselves - that we were indeed right to yearn for self-rule? These are the questions that we shall be asking, and by the time we get to the bottom of it, we certainly will have paved the way for future actions. 400 years of British rule, what did it gain us?
Today as we look back we areconstantly remindedof the ills of colonial rule. When over 4 decades ago we braced ourselves for the dawn of a new day - the birth of a new nation - little did we know the magnitude of the herculean task ahead.
A tattered core of human resource deprived of everything that had something to do with education and enlightenment. But thanks to Allah for the foresightedness of the architects of our independence heroes, today the decisions we take reflect the true feelings of our people, even if they do not make sense to others. As in the words of President Jammeh-the true meaning of independence and nationhood can be wholesomely appreciated only when we can cogently and aptly tie these to our dignity and relevance on the global stage as a people.
Precisely 48 years on, we are today poised to vindicate the series of nationalistic events, by our gallant men and women, which preceded the attainment of right to self-determination. However, the road has not been all that smooth. All we had been yearning for was the chance to take part in the upliftment of the status of our people. And this would only be possible by fixing the woes ofcolonial rule. And we can only succeed in this by intensifying our positive stance on nation building, and also thrive to consolidate our current gains.
Though, history has indicated that our first 30 years of self-rule has not met the objectives of independence. The country became a neo-colonial client state instead of responding to the needs and aspirations of the very people who out of conscious action gave birth to the sovereign state.
It is obvious that besides, political independence, though we must also strive to gain economic independence.. When independence has been gained, the country requires a new orientation away from the sheer destruction of colonialism and towards national reconstruction. To achieve this, the state in those early days of independence needed an ideology with a regenerative concept of the world and life, forged from a strong continuing link with our past.
Such a constructive programming of the country to achieve growth and progress and ensure that our newly independent men and women enjoy liberty, dignity and prosperity was virtually absent. The slow growth of development in all spheres of society, ranging from education, health, culture, empowerment of women, agriculture among others, are ample indictment of the failure of our 30 years of self rule, to live up to the objectives of the course that brought us to this day.
Our collective experience has justified that it was not until the birth of the Second Republic that the country acquired a sense of purpose and direction oriented towards materialising the end of independence.The revolutionary government from the onset realised that independence is not child's play. Once independence has been won the ultimate task of the state was to organise and chart a way towards greater economicprogress and guarantee the liberty, dignity and prosperity of the people.
Realising that this huge challenge can only be achieved through a constructive mass political party that would be nothingbut the vanguard of the people, the active organ of the people, working at all times in the service of the people; the revolutionary leadership gave birth to the APRC to mobilise our total manpower for the industrial, economic, technological and scientific reconstruction of the country, so that we can produce the necessary conditions which shall mean an abundance of every good thing for our people and the greatest welfare of the masses
Eighteen years today, the leadership of President Jammeh as opposed to over four decades of British domination and three decades of initial self-rule, where socio-economic backwardness and political retardation characterises the ordinary business of the people. It also guaranteed the full incorporation of the authority of the people in an all inclusive manner in governance, by giving the masses a wide scope to achieve self-confidence and to control their political, economic, social and cultural resources.
There has also been remarkable improvement in all sectors of society ranging from infrastructural development, cultural revalorisation to economic expansion with agriculture, health and education taking the lead in the nation's development just to mention.
As the country clocks 48, we wish to call on the countrymen and women to take a moment of reflection, assess ourselves on what we have done individually to compliment the efforts of the government in filling the development basket of the country. let us also utilized the day to reaffirm our commitment to the ideals of Pan Africanism. This is crucial because Pan Africanism is an objective which, when achieved, will bring about the fulfillment of the aspirations of Africans and people of African descent everywhere.
It solves the problem of micro- nationalism; which prevents us from seeing beyond the boundaries of the islands or countries in which we were born. It lets us see Africa as our nation - a nation that is abundantly rich in resources which can be harnessed for the suffering African masses scattered throughout the world.
With Pan Africanism, poverty, the lack of housing, inadequate diet, poor healthcare and irrelevant education will become things of the past. All Africans will work, produce and receive the things that are needed to survive and develop. Women, the same as men, will work to reconstruct our societies. The purpose of production will be the improvement of the quality of life for all.
To sum it all, we should always remember that February 18 1965was the day when the country broke the chains of imperialism; thereby ushering in self-rule, and setting the pace for human, political and socio-economic development of the country for future generations.
The day created a new nation capable of running and administering its own affairs distinct from both international and external meddling. The significance of February 18 1965 cannot be overemphasised in this page cognisant of the current affairs in the world today.
The Gambia and her people have sacrificed their time and energy for the cause of the country leading to the historic February 18th 1965 and the subsequent attainment of republican status in April 1970.


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ATLANTA -- Five Georgia men are challenging President Barack Obama's inclusion on next year's presidential ballot, with some arguing the Democrat is not eligible for office because the Constitution says that a president must be a "natural born citizen."The challenges have been made through the Georgia Office of the Secretary of State. Two of the men filing the challenges are being represented by Republican state Rep. Mark Hatfield, a Waycross lawyer. Hatfield says he believes the United States' founders intended not only for presidents to be born in the U.S. but for their parents to also have been U.S. citizens. Obama was born to an American mother and Kenyan father. The complaints have been referred to the state administrative hearings office.
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It was brought to our attention this morning while going through results of tournaments and posts in threads (Ryan Niccolini) that a player, Adam Olson, played in the incorrect division of Intermediate. Mr, Olson had previously cashed in a tournament in the Advanced division. By rule Mr.Olson must play in four consecutive SN sanctioned events in the advanced division without cashing again to move back down to the intermediate division. This did not happen. The TD was informed of this broken rule this morning and got in touch with Mr. Olson. He was asked to give all of the winnings back, plaque included, so they could be sent to the second place finisher.
We, along with Mr. Burton(TD), have decided to give Mr. Olson until Wednesday, October, 23rd, 2013 to return the plaque and the $84 in winnings (Cash or exact prize winnings). If this happens he will be on a 90 Day probation from the SN. If he does not comply he will be banned for 90 Days from all SN events. After his ban he will still receive a 90 probation. This message will be on this site and has been sent to Mr.Olson via Facebook PM.
Mr. Olson was disqualified in said event, forfeited his entry fee, has to return winnings acquired from cheating, and will not be given any SN points for participation from the event. The event stats will reflect this DQ.
FYI: Mr. Olson was contacted by Mr. Burton this morning. When he was asked to return the undeserved winnings, Mr. Olson told Mr. Burton that he had already given away the $84 in prizes.
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A RAFT of new international guidelines to improve animal welfare could backfire, some experts are warning. They fear the rules could legitimise the lowest standards used around the world, rather than the best.
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By Jay Brooks
Friday, July 24th, 2009 at 5:55 pm in On Beer.
You'll have to drive a fair distance to attend the closest beer festival this weekend, but the beautiful surroundings of Grass Valley will probably more than make up for the journey.
Saturday, July 25
The Sierra Brewfest, a.k.a. Music in the Mountains will be held at the Nevada County Fairgrounds in Grass Valley. Featuring unlimited tastings of beer from 25 breweries, music by Bob Mora & the Third Degrees Blues Band, and food like sausages, BBQ, roasted corn, Mexican food, and ice cream. Tickets are $25.
Friday, July 31
The Bistro at the Park, part of the Lafayette Park Hotel & Spa, in Lafayette is hosting a beer dinner featuring the beers of Russian River Brewing on Friday, July 31 beginning at 6:30 p.m. The five-course dinner (including appetizers) costs $75 (exclusive of tax & gratuity) and reservations can be made by calling the hotel & spa at 925.283.7108. Thanks to Rod Santos at Wine Thieves for passing this one along.
July 31-August 2: The 14th annual Mammoth Festival of Beers & Beerapalooza. It's a bit of a trek to Mammoth Lakes, but worth it.
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August 15: The 7th annual Russian River Beer Revival & BBQ Cook-Off at Stumptown Brewery in Guernville.
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This family-friendly Manaus hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Church of Our Lady of the Conception and Teatro Amazonas. Gebes Medeiros Theater and Municipal Clock are also within 5 minutes.
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A restaurant, a fitness center, and a coffee shop/café are available at this hotel. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center, 24-hour room service, and conference rooms.
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The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 3.5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 385 square feet (35 square meters) include conference space. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This family-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, a terrace, and barbecue grills.
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- Total number of rooms - 60
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- Conference space size (meters) - 35
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Ian Dunbar (Letters, 28 September) says we cannot, by an act of will, make the value of pi other than what it is.
Some years ago I was told about the legislature in one of the more backward American states at the turn of the century. They decided that life would be a lot simpler if pi were exactly three, and passed a law to that effect. Unfortunately I cannot now find any documentation to support the story: can your readers help?
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Contra Costa County attorneys will once again hold their annual drive to benefit the Food Bank from April 29th through May 10th. This is a great way for law firms to have fun while collecting food and money. Some participants form teams to compete, and offices use creative fundraising ideas like Bake Sales, Carnival Day, and Survivor Day. Some people have even shaved their heads to collect donations! There will be a multi-firm Walk-A-Thon around downtown Walnut Creek. Even better – there's a Cyber Competition! You can support your favorite attorney or law firm from the convenience of your home or office by donating online through Contra Costa County Food from the Bar's Virtual Food Drive!


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This 84-minute documentary film tells the story of San Francisco's privately owned swimming, ice-skating and museum complex built in the late 19th century. Once the world's largest swimming pool establishment, the building burnt down in 1966. The ruins remain today. Journey back in time to revisit Sutro Baths when it was in full operation. See: The Seven Pools, Sutro Railway, Merry Way, Sutro's Cliff House, Ice Skating Rink, Egyptian Mummy Museum, Tom Thumb Exhibit, Musee Mecanique, Torture Museum, Lord's Last Supper, Ito, Giggling Ghost, 1963 & 1966 Fires, Sutro Ruins, and much, much more. A nostalgic trip back in time told by historians and the people that were there.
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How to Combine Food to Make Complete Protein
Complete or whole protein is a source of protein containing the adequate proportions of the 9 amino acids essential to human dietary needs. The body cannot make 9 out of the 20 amino acids and, therefore, they must be supplemented through diet. People who eat a variety of plant-based and animal-based foods generally do not have to be concerned with consuming complete proteins. This diet variety of the 2 should address this naturally. But, for those who are vegetarians or for those that enjoy a meatless meal now and then, you can combine food to make complete protein meals that are tasty.
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2Enjoy some of the most common forms of complete protein derived from animals like poultry, fish, seafood, shellfish, meat, cheese, milk and eggs.
3Make sure you know there are only 5 plants that are considered a main protein source in any meal. The list includes quinoa, buckwheat, hemp seed, blue green algae and soybeans. These are the only vegetarian sources that provide complete protein.
4Consider eating a combination of foods to create a complete protein. Combine a food item that lacks 1 or more amino acids with another food that contains the missing and essential amino acids.
- Know the foods that can be combined to form a complete protein like beans with rice, corn with wheat, or grains with dairy. Combining these in the same meal creates a complete protein.
- Put cheese on legumes or mix it with other vegetables or grain dishes to create a tasty, complete protein meal.
- Have some lentil or bean soup with whole grain crackers or a peanut butter sandwich on whole grain bread for lunch or a light dinner.
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Lafia — Nasarawa State governor, Umaru Tanko Al-Makura has expressed satisfaction with the quality of work, and finishing on the newly completed complex of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly (NSHA) in Lafia, the state capital.
The building was awarded for construction, close to two years ago, by the Al-Makura's predecessor, Aliyu Akwe Doma, who had expressed concerns with the condition the 24-member House found itself because of absence of a permanent complex to house members. It was completed in the first quarter of the year, but the former governor did not commission it, although he had declined from stating his reasons.
More than 12 years after, the state assembly is still being accommodated in temporary structures. The House has operated in some tight conditions in temporal complexes, first in a makeshift structure that was first located at the permanent site, and later in a small conference room of the Ministry for Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters. State speaker, Musa Ahmed Mohammed had told Daily Trust, the construction of a complex for members will be a major mile stone for legislative governance in the state.
The complex is yet to be handed to the state government for commissioning, but Arch. John Mlanga Anyom of Shelter Development Limited told Daily Trust, yesterday at the site that work has long being completed to the satisfaction of the state government.
Daily Trust also recalls that Al-Makura was there, penultimate week for inspection, and had expressed satisfaction with the quality of work and the finishing on the complex.
The project coordinator said he was satisfied that the government nodded for the complex as meeting specifications in terms of quality especially.
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On the off chance that down the road, my choice means more Heliox for someone else's newborn child to be able to breathe or someone with a serious illness can be properly diagnosed via an MRI, I think he can do without a few hours (at most) pleasure a helium balloon can bring.
Helium supplies in the United States are running low, and we produce 2/3rds of the world's supply. So our grandkids or great grand kids won't have party balloons, big whoop. Well, helium is used for more than that:
- When combined with oxygen it produces Heliox which is used by deep sea divers and to save newborn babies with breathing problems.
- It cools the magnets in an MRI machine which is used as a diagnosis tool for everything from ligament tears to heart disease and cancer.
- It is used for cooling infrared detectors and nuclear reactors and is crucial for research into creating a waste free nuclear reactor.
- NASA uses it to prevent rocket fuel from exploding.
"In 1996, the US Congress decided to sell off the strategic reserve and the consequence was that the market was swelled with cheap helium because its price was not determined by the market. The motivation was to sell it all by 2015," Professor Richardson said. The basic problem is that helium is too cheap. The Earth is 4.7 billion years old and it has taken that long to accumulate our helium reserves, which we will dissipate in about 100 years. One generation does not have the right to determine availability for ever." Soon after helium mining was developed at the turn of the previous century, the US established a National Helium Reserve in 1925. During the Second World War, helium was strategically important because of its use in military airships.
- The Independent
That article was written in 2010, and of course the situation has gotten even worse. But, late last year the Chairman of the House National Resourses Committee drafted legislation to do something about it. I don't know if that will solve the problem, but at least someone seems to be paying attention. Hopefully there will be enough supplies to last until science can figure out how to create it or come up with an alternative for its critical uses. In the meantime, I will continue my one woman Balloon Boycott.
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Mint Hill's early settlers believed in education. In 1812, Philadelphia Presbyterian Church partnered with Rocky River Presbyterian Church to establish Rocky River Academy, a college preparatory school, which produced 25 ministers, including the first president of Davidson College, during its 12-year history.
John Bain also realized the importance of education. He was granted permission by Philadelphia Church to build an academy, which opened to students in 1889 and held its first commencement on May 22, 1890. The school's well-rounded curriculum included physics, rhetoric, oratory, music, and Latin, and all its teachers were college-educated. It was the first graded school in Mecklenburg County. After Bain's death on March 26, 1897, at the age of 88, the Bain Trust was established and continued to provide for the school through 1935. A grand total of $16,240 was spent on Bain Academy (1889-1935).
After the church turned the school over to Mecklenburg County around 1922, Charlotte architect Louis Asbury, the first North Carolinian to be admitted to the American Institute of Architects, was hired to redesign the school. The result was a handsome two-story brick building with a belfry.
Bain Academy was one of only two high schools in the county that prepared students for college and for life. Its graduates became doctors, lawyers, city officials, preachers, merchants, teachers, stenographers, bookkeepers, tradesmen, craftsmen, farmers, and homemakers.
Bain graduates returned to the school for reunions year after year and politicians often garnered support at these gatherings. In the late 1930s, North Carolina Governer Clyde Hoey was the keynote speaker at a Bain reunion.
A grassroots effort, headed by Commissioner Tina Ross, is underway to renovate the school and repurpose it for possible use as a community center - a place where the citizens of Mint Hill might enjoy plays, concerts, art shows, and educational classes and activities. Please consider giving a tax-deductible contribution of any amount to:
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Listen my neighbors and you shall hear
Of the twilight gift of one so dear,
Of a founder, John Bain, at eighty years old
Whose story of vision deserves to be told
Whose generous spirit we all should revere.
At Mecklenburg's founding the Bain clan was there,
With Polks, Alexanders, and others to share
In the hard work of building a new way of life,
Removed from an Old World of poverty and strife,
To follow their conscience, to speak their own prayer.
Thus John Bain was born there in 1808
As the family was farming Mint Hill by that date.
So soon made an orphan, John's childhood was tough,
The fields were his classroom, his hands worn and rough,
Who knew he would make education his fate?
At eighty, John Bain was the last of his clan,
His family wealth must be put to some plan,
John recalled the achievements of schools from the past -
Rocky River Academy, others - at last
A great purpose was found by this kindly old man.
With money and labor John Bain lit the spark,
Then neighbors from Mint Hill and Clear Creek did embark
On a thrilling adventure, the school built in time
So '89-90 could be so sublime,
The year Bain Academy first made its mark.
Mecklenburg's first graded school lived through much,
Surviving depressions and fires and such.
From church school to public, a complex was born,
It served the community's needs, night and morn,
Assisted, well into the '30s, by Bain Trust.
Today, with a new building housing Bain School,
it's our time to honor, restore, and retool
The gift that John Bain gave in his twilight years,
A place full of memories, of laughter and tears,
Let's save Bain Academy - our symbol, our jewel.
Can you imagine being the owner of an original barn painting by Mint Hill artist Larry Ferguson? Or a drawing of Dennis the Menace by Marcus Hamilton? Would you enjoy dining on Angus steaks from DD's Farms in Mint Hill? How about an exquisite floral arrangement by Abbey Rose Florist? A two-night getaway in Historic Charleston? A few gift certificates from local businesses?
If the answer is Yes, plan to attend the Historic Bain School Dinner & Silent Auction at Pine Lake Country Club in Mint Hill on Thursday, May 29.
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Last week, as we celebrated the anniversary of Hank Aaron breaking Babe Ruth's home run record, Aaron recounted the hate mail and threats he received back in the 70s as he approached the milestone. In doing so, he noted that racism isn't dead, it's just changed and has become more insidious.
From Bob Nightengale at USA Today:
"Hank Aaron is a scumbag piece of (expletive) (racial slur)" a man named Edward says in an e-mail to the Braves front office and obtained by USA TODAY Sports.
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Posted: 07/23/2007 - Bob Harlan isn't saying how long he expects to postpone his retirement.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - Bob Harlan isn't saying how long he expects to postpone his retirement.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - The Brewers head out on the road for seven games, the first four in Cincinnati.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - The Milwaukee Brewers offered condolences today to the family of Mike Coolbaugh, a former player for the organization who died last night at age 35.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - Desmond Mason is back with the Milwaukee Bucks, signing a two-year deal that allows him to return to the city he loves.
Posted: 07/23/2007 - Chicago Cubs pitcher Wade Miller will start for the Double-A Tennessee Smokies on Wednesday as part of his recovery from shoulder surgery.
Updated: 07/28/2007 - What track haven't we been to?. How about the Roller Derby Track. It's Scar Wars!
Updated: 07/28/2007 - Next of course is the horse jumping track. A $25K Grand Prix event at Ledges.
Updated: 07/28/2007 - Now let's go to the straight track. The Byron Dragway.
Updated: 07/28/2007 - Next is the BMX track. Rockford BMX hosted "Race Against Hunger" for the Rock River Valley Food Pantry today at the BMX Track at Searls Park.
Posted: 07/22/2007 - Dominique Canty's jumper with 6 seconds left in overtime lifted the Chicago Sky to an 84-82 victory over the San Antonio Silver Stars tonight.
Posted: 07/22/2007 - Scott Dixon has tied an IRL record with his third straight win, taking the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car course.
Posted: 07/22/2007 - Manny Ramirez and Mike Lowell accounted for seven runs as Boston outscored the Chicago White Sox 8-5.
Posted: 07/22/2007 - Yusmeiro Petit combined with three relievers on a four-hitter as Arizona beat the Chicago Cubs 3-0 to win a road series for the first time in over a month.
Posted: 07/22/2007 - Barry Bonds took the day off while the San Francisco Giants were absorbing a 7-5 loss at Milwaukee.
Posted: 07/22/2007 - Padraig Harrington almost gave away his first major championship today. Sergio Garcia stunningly gave it right back.
Posted: 07/22/2007 - The Rock River Raptors were hoping to usher in the dawn of the Jurassic Era at the Metrocentre. The Raptors hosted the I-39 rival Bloomington Extreme in the first round of the UIF playoffs.
Posted: 07/21/2007 - Coco Crisp drove in five runs in the Boston Red Sox' 11-to-2 rout of the Chicago White Sox.
Posted: 07/21/2007 - Golfer Tim Herron has taken the lead at the U-S Bank Championship in Milwaukee this weekend.
Posted: 07/21/2007 - Jia Perkins had 17 points, including 15 in the fourth quarter, as the Chicago Sky snapped a five-game losing streak with a 68-to-65 win over the Indiana Fever tonight.
Posted: 07/21/2007 - Catfish hunter's were casting off up and down the rock river today for the 16th Annual Rock Valley Anglers Catfish Tournament.
Posted: 07/21/2007 - To the junior open at the Guilford Tennis Center.
Posted: 07/21/2007 - Meanwhile, in Rockford, Jamie Hogan lines up a birdie putt in the Aldeen Cup. The putt is wide right. He'd tap in for par on 14.
Posted: 07/21/2007 - The Arizona Diamondbacks pulled out a 3-to-2 win over the Chicago Cubs on Stephen Drew's solo homer in the top of the eighth.
Posted: 07/21/2007 - Sergio Garcia is within 18 holes of his first major title.
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POLICE in Chisamba have picked up a housewife in connection with the brutal killing of a woman who had her teeth and limbs removed before setting ablaze the deceased's house.
Police sources said the woman had been detained, while her husband had gone in hiding. Central Province police chief Standwell Lungu when contacted for a comment said he was not aware but indicated that investigations were progressing.
But police sources said the woman was picked up from her home following investigations which saw many people being interviewed.
Sources said the woman's husband was suspected to have been in a love affair with the deceased, identified as Sharon Kaseba.
Last month, the woman was brutally murdered at Kasabati Farm before setting the house she was in ablaze.
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damit this world is getting too violent!!!
"The whole jedi thing was just not compatible with my lifestyle. My master was jelous he was always holding me back, -"be mindfull of the future, but live in the present"- what the hell does that mean? I even got my arm cut off...it just sucked. So i switched to the dark side and i havent looked back once...Now i am shooting lightning from my fingertips, choking people over the phone, i even get to wear a cape.....its just boss. My name is Anikin skywalker and i am a sith lord."
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I really hate it when my nuts get hurt. I would never hit a girl ever, except in one situation: If some girl started squeezing my nuts than I would slug her right in the face. No one ******* messes with my balls, they are too delecate. I swear if a guy intentionally kicked me in the sack I would beat the ******* **** out of him. We laguh at it sometimes because it is funny to see it happen to others, but man I hate it when my balls get hurt
sad thing is that he looks like he is enjoying it.
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PODCAST: Two Thirds of State Legal Work Goes to Two Firms
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Related Slideshow: 2013 RI State Legal Vendor Payments
The below slides list the top 20 law firms that received the most work from the state government in fiscal year 2013, based on state data obtained from the Rhode Island Center for Freedom and Prosperity. For each firm, the departments that hired it and the type of work it did are also listed.
2. Orson & Brusini, Ltd.
Amount Paid in 2013: $426,707
Departments: Administration, Labor & Training, General Treasurer's Office, Environmental Management, Education
Type of Work: Workers' Compensation Fund, Unemployment Insurance, No Sub Program, Operations, Occupational Safety, Professional Regulations, Air Resources
1. Adler, Pollock & Sheehan
Amount Paid in 2013: $440,332
Departments: Administration, Revenue, Health & Human Services, General Treasurer's Office, Transportation, Board of Governors for Higher Education, Labor & Training
Type of Work: Municipal Affairs, Operations, Defined Benefit, Legal Services, Agency Bonds, Commissioner's Office, No Sub Program, Associate Director
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relative impact on people of income and unemployment13 and marriage and marital dissolution (Deaton, 2011, p. 50) and, more generally, on the effect of policies where large nonmarket components are involved (e.g., standard of living during end-of-life medical treatment). Data on subjective well-being have the potential to augment information in any situation in which market data are unavailable or not relevant and policy makers require criteria for choosing one course of action among two or more alternatives. In these cases, a range of evidence—revealed preference, stated preference, and subjective well-being measures—can usefully be drawn upon. And wellbeing measures that are tied to specific activities add a great deal of subtlety to these analysis; for example, while perhaps unemployed persons are able to engage more in activities they like to do (spend time with friends or relatives, rest, watch television, etc.), perhaps they enjoy each of those activities less relative to the employed.
It will be a task for this Panel's final report to provide an assessment of the extent to which subjective measures—including both global, evaluative measures and the more experiential measures that are the focus of this module—can or should be used to guide policy. Collecting data within the context of the ATUS has the potential to help researchers and policy makers evaluate whether these measures can be used in this way.
3.2. Cost of Discontinuing the Module
The cost of discontinuing the module could be large since—if the value of such data became more apparent at some point in the future—restarting the survey would likely entail repeating start-up tasks and drawing again on political capital to make it happen. More importantly, the data continuity that is now being established (with the 2010 and 2012 waves and the proposed 2013 wave) would be lost, affecting the ability of researchers to draw inferences from trends in reported time use and well-being.
On the budget side, the marginal financial cost of adding the developed module to ATUS is relatively modest—about $178,000.14 That said, it would be useful to perform a full accounting to assess the quality of survey results and any effects that the addition of the SWB module may have on the quality of the overall CPS and ATUS. At least in terms of respondent burden and response rates, these concerns would seem to be modest for the former and unfounded for the latter. Indeed, by design, the ATUS is asked of those who have rotated out of the CPS, and modules are asked after the core ATUS is completed. This design element prevents modules from impacting response to the core ATUS and CPS.15 Because the SWB questions are the last
13One could reasonably conclude that addressing the recent high rate of unemployment was made even more urgent by findings from research on subjective well-being showing that, in terms of individuals' utility, more was involved than simply an income effect. As Krueger and Mueller (2012) note, unemployment takes an emotional toll on people even while they are engaged in leisure activities. This calls into question an earlier conclusion by economists that people's decreases in well-being because of unemployment may be partially compensated by increases in leisure.
14The monetary cost of the 2012 module was higher ($273,000) as it included cognitive testing, data editing, interviewer training, and call monitoring activities by BLS.
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Keep records of storm-related livestock lossesNo money for program now, but funding could be restored, FSA official says.
By: Jonathan Knutson, Agweek
Though federal aid currently isn't available for storm-related livestock deaths, area livestock producers should still document any such losses, says Aaron Krauter, North Dakota state director of the Farm Service Agency, an arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Both calves and mother cows have died in recent storms. The federal livestock indemnity program, which provides financial assistance for such losses, doesn't have funding, but remains in existence, Krauter tells Agweek.
Funding for the program, however, potentially could be restored. If so, funding might be made retroactive to cover losses in calendar year 2013, he says.
Producers will need documentation of their losses to utilize the program if funding is restored, he says.
"We strongly recommend detailed, accurate records. Calving books, pictures, dates of storms, that type of thing," Krauter says. "It's just a good practice.
He also notes that planting will be delayed in much of the state. So farmers should be aware of the final date on which they can plant a particular crop and remain eligible for federal crop insurance, he says.
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OTHER TOPICSOn horseback, he has done it all
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PORTOLA VALLEYSaturday: Play ball at new Ford Field in Portola Valley
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MENLO PARKMenlo Park Presbyterian Church votes to change denominations
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MENLO PARKTonight: Menlo Park commission evaluates housing plan
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AROUND TOWNArtisan Shop has new home at Allied Arts Guild
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