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A Mississippi city with a long history of racially motivated violence has enacted an ordinance to improve the collection and reporting of hate crime data in reaction to growing concerns in the wake of the Charleston church massacre.
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia and Mississippi all celebrate holidays named for either Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederacy, or Robert E. Lee, commander of its army.
Congress has held recent hearings on how overseas terrorists spread propaganda to radicalize and recruit but has not examined how domestic extremists are using the same tactics.
The justice, already facing an SPLC ethics complaint, claims in an unrelated opinion issued today that he is not bound by decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court.
We hope this ruling will help propel greater acceptance of the LGBT community – because we still have a lot of work to do, particularly in the Deep South, where old attitudes are most slow to change.
In a landmark victory, a jury has found that a New Jersey provider of conversion therapy violated the state's consumer fraud law by offering services that purport to turn gay people straight.
Even with ruling, more than 6 million people will remain without coverage because states have refused to expand Medicaid coverage under the ACA.
The Council of Conservative Citizens, a white supremacist group cited by the accused Charleston killer, has a long history of associations with mainstream politicians who've given the group legitimacy.
Today, we found out more about how the suspected Charleston church shooter, 21-year-old Dylann Storm Roof, became a violent racist extremist at such a young age.
Settlement agreements reached in a U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit sparked by an SPLC investigation are an important step toward preventing east Mississippi children from being needlessly pushed out of school and into the justice system, the SPLC said today.
Our hearts go out to the victims and their families. Black churches, including those in South Carolina, have been the targets of hate crimes throughout our country's history. We know that they will remain resolute and their faith unshaken in the face of this tragedy.
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Use this interactive map to find the names and locations of more than 1,000 hate groups operating across the country.
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I've been meaning to invest in this album for a little while because I absolutely adore Jon Boydon's voice. Three Four is a great collection of rocky/bluesy songs which are perfect for Jon's voice.
The songs have been carefully collected by Jon and are performed passionately. Although there are covers on the album, Jon puts his own stamp on some classic songs like 'Runaround Sue', 'Are You Gonna Be My Girl?' and 'Drops of Jupiter'.
Jon did write one song on the album 'Fallen Angel' (nothing to do with Jersey Boys!) It's a lovely song with beautiful lyrics which make me hope we hear much more of Jon's original material in the future.
My personal favourites include the album's opener 'Hard To Handle' , 'Runaround Sue' (it really suits Jon's voice and is a highlight of the album for me) and 'Fallen Angel'.
I think you would particularly enjoy this album if you're into your rockier music, that said, I think there's something for everyone on the album so it's well worth having a listen to!

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Service Delivery & Refund Policy
At Christian City Church Beachway Inc (Hereafter referred to as C3 Church Beachway) we are committed to providing high quality services. Our General Service Delivery Policy outlines the terms of our service agreement with consumers. In the event you are not satisfied with our service, the below General Refund Policy explains when we will give a refund.
General Service Delivery Policy
The below information has been supplied by the Government of Western Australia's Department of Commerce, Consumer Protection Devision; outlining your rights pertaining to services as a consumer:
What services are covered by the consumer guarantees?
Services that C3 Church Beachway provide in the course of their business or professional activity, including not-for-profit services, that:
- cost up to $40,000 (or any other amount set by the Australian Consumer Law in future), regardless of purpose or use;
- cost more than $40,000, and are normally acquired for personal, domestic or household purposes.
Which services are not covered?
- Services bought before 1 January 2011. These are covered by statutory implied conditions and warranties under the Trade Practices Act 1974 and state and territory legislation in force before 1 January 2011.
- Services costing more than $40,000, which are for commercial use.
- Transportation or storage of goods for the consumer's business, trade, profession or occupation.
- Insurance contracts.
What consumer guarantees apply to services?
As a supplier, C3 Church Beachway guarantees to provide services:
- with due care and skill;
- which are fit for any specified purpose; and
- within a reasonable time, when no time is set.
1. Due care and skill
This means C3 Church Beachway must:
- use an acceptable level of skill or technical knowledge when providing the services; and
- take all necessary care to avoid loss or damage when providing the services.
2. Fit for a particular purpose
Services must achieve the consumer's stated purpose
C3 Church Beachway guarantees their services will be reasonably fit for any purpose specified by the consumer and that any products resulting from the services are also fit for that purpose.
Services must be of sufficient quality to achieve desired results
As a supplier, C3 Church Beachway guarantees that services, and any resulting products, are of a standard expected to achieve the results that the consumer told us they wanted.
When the consumer does not rely on C3 Church Beachway when choosing the services
This guarantee will not protect the consumer if they did not rely, or it was unreasonable for them to rely, on C3 Church Beachway's skill or judgment when agreeing to particular services.
Are there any industries where this guarantee does not apply?
This guarantee does not apply to professional services provided by a qualified architect or engineer (continuing an exemption granted in previous laws).
3. Reasonable time, if no time set
A contract or agreement for the supply of services usually states when the services will be provided and the date they will be completed.
If not, C3 Church Beachway automatically guarantees to supply the service within a reasonable time.
What is 'reasonable' will depend on the nature of the services.
(Consumer guarantees on services by the Government of Western Australia. Copyright © Government of Western Australia's Department of Commerce, Consumer Protection Devision 2011 (http://www.commerce.wa.gov.au). Information was valid at the time of first publication. Please refer to http://www.commerce.wa.gov.au for the latest information.)
General Refund Policy
We ask that you please choose carefully before making your purchase, as we do not normally give refunds if you simply change your mind or make a wrong selection.
The below information has been supplied by the Government of Western Australia's Department of Commerce, Consumer Protection Devision; outlining your rights to a refund:
Does C3 Church Beachway have to give a refund when the consumer changes their mind?
C3 Church Beachway does not have to give a refund when a consumer simply changes their mind about the service.
But C3 Church Beachway can have a policy to offer a refund or credit note when this happens. If so, C3 Church Beachway must abide by this policy.
Who has to fix a problem with a service?
When goods fail to meet a guarantee, the consumer has a right to a 'remedy' – an attempt to put the situation right. Common remedies include repair, replacement and refund.
As a supplier, C3 Church Beachway must give a remedy when their services are not provided:
- with due care and skill;
- which are fit for any specified purpose; and
- within a reasonable time (when no time is set).
Whether C3 Church Beachway offers a repair, refund or other 'remedy' depends on whether the problem is:
- a major failure; or
- a minor failure.
Consumer guarantees apply to both.
When services fail to meet a consumer guarantee, the consumer can also claim for consequential losses – compensation for costs to the consumer in time and money because something went wrong with the goods or services.
Handling major problems with services
A major failure with services is when:
- A reasonable consumer would not have acquired the services if they had known the nature and extent of the problem.
- The services are substantially unfit for their normal purpose and cannot easily be made fit, within a reasonable time.
- The consumer told the supplier they wanted a specific purpose but the services, and any resulting product, do not achieve that purpose and cannot easily or within a reasonable time be made to achieve it.
- The consumer told the supplier they wanted a specific result but the services, and any resulting product, do not achieve that result and cannot easily or within a reasonable time be made to achieve it.
- The supply of the services has created an unsafe situation.
When there is a major failure with a service, the consumer can choose to:
- cancel the service contract and get a refund; or
- keep the contract and get compensation for the difference in the service delivered and what they paid for.
The consumer gets to choose, not the business.
Handling minor problems with services
For minor problems that can be fixed, the consumer cannot cancel and demand a refund immediately.
They must give C3 Church Beachway, as the supplier, an opportunity to fix the problem. C3 Church Beachway must do this:
- free of charge; and
- within a reasonable time. This depends on the circumstances.
If C3 Church Beachway refuses to fix the problem or take too long, the consumer can:
- get someone else to deliver the service and ask C3 Church Beachway to pay reasonable costs; or
- cancel the contract and get some or all of their money back, if they have already paid. A consumer who has not yet paid, or only partly paid, can refuse to pay for the defective services at all, or pay less than the agreed price.
A reasonable cost would be within the normal range charged by suppliers, and include:
- the cost of the repair
- any other associated costs.
What must a consumer do to cancel a service?
A contract for services is cancelled when the consumer tells C3 Church Beachway they intend to cancel the services – verbally, in writing or, if this is not possible, by any other means.
A consumer can cancel a contract for services at any time.
When does cancellation take effect?
A service is cancelled when the consumer notifies the supplier that they want to cancel that service.
Refunds for cancelled services
Cancelling a contract for services gives the consumer the right to a refund.
The amount will depend on whether some or all of the services provided were unsatisfactory, or provided at all.
Goods connected with cancelled services
When a consumer cancels a contract for services that includes goods, they are also rejecting the goods. The consumer is entitled to a refund of any money or other type of payment made for the goods.
To get a refund, the consumer must return the goods to the supplier. If this involves significant cost to the consumer, the supplier must collect the goods at their own expense.
When is the consumer is not entitled to a remedy?
A consumer is not entitled to a remedy when C3 Church Beachway does not meet one of the consumer guarantees due to something:
- someone else said or did (excluding C3 Church Beachway's agent or employee); or
- beyond human control that happened after the goods or services were supplied.
This exception does not apply when C3 Church Beachway has not provided the service with due care and skill.
(Consumer guarantees on services by the Government of Western Australia. Copyright © Government of Western Australia's Department of Commerce, Consumer Protection Devision 2011 (http://www.commerce.wa.gov.au). Information was valid at the time of first publication. Please refer to http://www.commerce.wa.gov.au for the latest information.)
The information in this refund policy is subject to, and/or in addition to, any other legal rights you may have under Western Australian legislation.
Requesting a refund, exchange or assistance
If you would like to request a refund, exchange, or would like assistance with a product or service you have purchased from us, please contact us.


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HARTFORD, Conn. - The trademark defense of the Eastern Connecticut State University men's basketball team that carried it to last year's Round of 16 re-emerged after a one-game hiatus Tuesday night as the Warriors limited Trinity College to one basket over the first 12 minutes of the second half in a 56-53 non-conference victory at the Ferris Athletic Center.
At left: Mike Garrow's jam on an inbound pass from Trachone Preston following a Trinity turnover gave the Warriiors a one-point lead early in the second half Tuesday night.
Trailing by as many as a dozen points late in the first half, Eastern (2-1) outscored Trinity (1-2) 19-2 over the first 12 minutes of the second half, then nursed a ten-point lead to its fifth victory over Trinity College in the last five years.
Barring a return engagement in the NCAA tournament this season, Eastern's senior class - for the second straight year - will have gone undefeated against the Bantams in its four-year career.
Holding a slim lead in the final minutes, Eastern finally put the game on the positive side of the ledger when Trinity's attempted game-tying three-pointer at the buzzer fell short.
Hampered in pre-season and early this year with a pulled leg muscle, freshman point guard Trachone Preston (Enfield) provided a second-half spark for the Warriors, and senior guard Joe Ives (Avon) and junior guard Brian Salzillo (North Haven) combined to sink five of six free throws over the final 60 seconds.
In its first road contest of the season, Eastern collected nine blocked shots (the teams combined for 16), nailed half of 12 three-point field goals, turned the ball over only 11 times, and was 16-for-21 from the foul line. This overcame a 42-30 deficit on the boards, including a -10 margin on the offensive glass.
Relying upon one of the Little East Conference's top defenses to record 20-win seasons each of the past three years, Eastern harassed Trinity into terrible second-half shooting and numerous turnovers Tuesday which accounted for just 19 points by the Bantams.
The Warriors had opened the season Friday night by holding Western New England University to just 34 points in a 28-point victory in the Eastern Tip-Off Tournament, but surrendered an uncharacteristic 75 points in an 11-point loss to Clark University in Saturday afternoon's championship game.
At left: Trachone Preston is guarded by Trinity's Jaquann Starks in the second half Tuesday.
After a tip-in by Steve Spirou gave Trinity a 12-point lead with 53 seconds left in the first half, the Bantams did not score again until 13 minutes remained in the game. In-between, Eastern scored the final five points of the first half and the first eigt of the second to take its first lead, 35-34, since the game's seventh minute.
Preston's three-pointer from the top of the key and junior Mike Garrow's (Terryville) follow-up of a miss by senior Chris Robitaille (Canton) cut the gap to seven by the break, and consecutive three-pointers from Garrow and Salzillo and a slam dunk by Garrow on an inbound pass from Preston had the hosts backpeddling in the opening minutes of the second half.
Eastern's lead crested at ten, 46-36 with nine minutes left when Robitaille blocked a shot and later scored from underneath on a pass from Garrow. The Warriors scored only ten points the rest of the way but made enough big defefnsive plays to hold off the Bantams.
After struggling from the floor throughout most of the second half, Trinity finally found its shooting touch by connecting on baskets on three straight possessions, the final one a short jumper by Hart Gliedman that pulled Trinity to within two, 55-53, with nine seconds left.
Salzillo, who had converted two free throws on the team's first two-shot bonus of the half less than ten second earlier, rimmed the second of two free throws with 8.4 seconds left that left Eastern's lead at three, but a potential game-tying three-point attempt by Trinity's Jaquann Starks from the left side was partially blocked by an Eastern defender as the horn sounded.
At left: Eastern's Brandon Yarborough gets gangled up with Trinity's Jamil Ebo in the second half of Eastern's 56-53 win Tuesday evening.
Preston, who had scored five points in 14 minutes this past weekend, contributed nine points against Trinity in 19 minutes off the bench. Preston took over for Ives one minute into the second half after the latter fell hard on his back on a field goal attempt. Preston entered the game with Eastern trailing by four and was replaced by Salzillo with the Warriors leading by eight with just under ten minutes left.
Eastern senior starter Tyler Hundley (Cheshire) did not score a point, but contributed three key plays in the final minutes that helped the Warriors maintained the lead. The 6-foot-6 inch forward grabbed consecutive defensive rebounds on Trinity shots after Eastern had turned the ball over, then tied up Trinity's 6-foot-6 inch Jamil Ebo with a blocked shot with 65 seconds left that set up Ives' two free throws that made it 53-49 with a minute left.
Eastern emerged with the win despite the fact that only five players scored points - Preston off the bench and Ives, Robitaille, Salzillo and Garrow in starting roles. Robitaille led a balanced effort with 15 points, a game-high 12 rebounds, and five blocked shots, Salzillo and Garrow adding 11 points each, and Garrow contributing seven rebounds and six assists while playing all 40 minutes.Ives had ten points. Salzillo had two three-pointers and combined with Ives to go 10-for-11 from the line, the only miss coming in the final seconds.
Trinity, coming off a two-point win over Little East opponent UMass Dartmouth Saturday, did not have a double-digit scorer and was outscored by nine from the foul line.
Eastern enjoys three off days for the holiday before returning to practice Saturday in preparation of Tuesday's 5:30 home game against Connecticut College.


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It's no surprise that in the current recession, smaller social networks are merging to have better access to advertisers and a broader reach.
Piczo, a once red hot social-networking site, is trying to battle back from layoffs, executive departures, and shrinking traffic. The company is the latest example of how social networking may have peaked.
The teen-oriented social-networking site teams up with the book-publishing house for a competition that encourages kids to design new covers for old books.
Just in from the teen-oriented social network.
PollDaddy's polling function is now embedded on Wordpress.com; other platforms still supported.
First announced in July, the yet-to-launch program will chart Meebo's reach at over 70 million users, CEO Seth Sternberg says.
Four companies at TechCrunch50 aim to lower information overload, but they approach the problem in different ways.
It's been around since the late '90s and still doesn't have the name recognition of a MySpace or Piczo, so the social site revamps itself and plans to spread the word.
An agreement between the two companies means that Facebook has picked Intel's servers to power its next round of infrastructure growth, and that Intel will take on a bit of an advisory role at the social network.
This fall, in response to requests, the Web-based instant-messaging service will roll out "buddy lists" on partner sites like Flixster and Tagged, and split the ad revenue.


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The lyrics take aim at Americans, Russians, Kurds, Christians, Armenians and the Turks who support them, telling them not to make plans against the Black Sea region of Turkey. The lyrics praise Ogün Samast and Yasin Hayal the alleged killers of the Armenian-Turkish journalist Hrant Dink and end with "If a person betrays the country, he is finished off".
Whereas the song does not name Ogün, Yasin and Hrant Dink explicitly, a video clip posted on youtube shows images of Ogün, Yasin and Hrant Dink throughout the song.
Several organizations including The Human Rights Association, Association of Human Rights and Solidarity for Oppressed Peoples and Strong Turkey Party have all filed criminal complaints. İstanbul Chief Prosecutor's Office has begun an investigation.
Hakan Öztekin of Çarşamba claimed responsibility for making the video clip. He claims that he didn't have a political motive when creating the clip, but created the clip as a hobbyist.


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I guess paying your bills are such a chore for the rich.
Money can be such a burden.
Mrs. McCain, San Diego County Would Like a Word
By Suzanne Smalley, Andrew Murr, Mark Hosenball and Nathan Dinsdale | NEWSWEEK
July 7-14, 2008 issue
http://www.newsweek.com/id/143775When you're poor, it can be hard to pay the bills. When you're rich, it's hard to keep track of all the bills that need paying. It's a lesson Cindy McCain learned the hard way when NEWSWEEK raised questions about an
overdue property-tax bill on a La Jolla, Calif., property owned by a trust that she oversees.
Mrs. McCain is a beer heiress with an estimated $100 million fortune and, along with her husband, she owns at least seven properties, including condos in California and Arizona.
San Diego County officials, it turns out, have been sending out tax notices on the La Jolla property, an oceanfront condo, for
four years without receiving a response.
County records show the bills, which were mailed to a Phoenix address associated with Mrs. McCain's trust, were returned by the post office. According to a McCain campaign aide, who requested anonymity when discussing a private matter, an elderly aunt of Mrs. McCain's lives in the condo, and the bank that manages the trust has not been receiving tax bills on the property. Shortly after NEWSWEEK inquired about the matter, the McCain aide e-mailed a receipt dated Friday, June 27, confirming payment by the trust to San Diego County in the amount of $6,744.42. County officials say the trust still owes an additional $1,742 for this year, an amount that is overdue and will go into default July 1. Told of the outstanding $1,742, the aide said: "The trust has paid all bills shown owing as of today and will pay all other bills due."
Dan McAllister, treasurer- tax collector for San Diego County, said that about 3 percent of San Diego's approximately 1 million property owners default on their property taxes each year. The county assesses a 1.5 percent penalty for each month that goes by unpaid and puts houses up for sale after five years. "We do hear an awful lot of excuses for why people don't pay," McAllister said. "Under the law, the property owner is responsible for keeping the address current. We're only as good as the information we are given."
When you own Eight houses you lose track of them?
They can't count all the way up to Eight?
And Cindy doesn't trust John,
because he is even LESS competent than she is?
Now, to whom do you want to entrust the Globe's largest economy?
I guess when you re-write laws to fit around already committed crimes, you just don't worry about trivialities like legal & illegal,
it is at that point just so much sophistry.
Still in doubt?
Just ask Mugabe.
Zimbabwe is a glimpse of our outlaw police state future for the USA.


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I have this issue where the App Store will open to the splash screen, load for 20 seconds and then just close. The most irritating thing about it is that I've fixed this before after a lot of googling but cannot for the life of me find what it was.
I vaguely remember running something like procmon and killing something (in my mind it began with a D and was a dll - dxxx.dll)
I seem to remember that this has something to do with machines that have been added to the domain.


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Lake of Coal Inspections Still a Concern
Many West Virginia leaders have expressed concerns over mine safety during the government shutdown. On Tuesday night, Sen. Jay Rockefeller said he cannot help but express deep frustration about the shutdown that has furloughed MSHA inspectors and prevented them from conducting the regular inspections. The Charleston Gazette reports Manchin is pushing for a clean funding bill to get the government running and our mine safety inspectors back to work. UMW President Cecil Roberts has also expressed concerns over the lack or regular inspections.
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French oil firm Total will decide how much interest it will retain from 2018 in Indonesia's offshore Mahakam oil and gas block over the next two days, the
In response to market demand, members of the G6 Alliance today announced the below enhancement to improve the Asia – North America (East Coast) trade.
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Stena RoRo has reached an agreement with the Finnish shipping company Godby Shipping to long-term charter their three RoRo vessels Misida, Misana and Miranda.
The water levels at Gatun and Madden Lakes are currently well below the expected levels for this time of year. Based on a comprehensive analysis of historic data,
After several years of technology development, construction and testing the first subsea wet gas compressor in the world is now installed at the Gullfaks C platform in the North Sea.


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Last Saturday afternoon ahead of the Timbers-D.C. United match, NBC Sports aired the excellent MLS 36 episode devoted to Timbers midfielder Darlington Nagbe. The concept of the show follows a player for 36 hours on and off the field in the lead-up to the match. In Nagbe's case, it was all shot ahead of the Timbers 2-1 win over Vancouver in August--a match where scored.
But I know how these things go. On Saturday, maybe you were too busy pre-functioning for the Timbers match that you missed it, your DVR went on the fritz, you were playing your own soccer game in the backyard. These things happen.
Never fear, the excellent episode featuring Nagbe is set to rebroadcast numerous times. Here's a handy schedule for you to mark your calendar:
Oct. 5 - 1:30pm PT, NBC Sports Network
Oct. 6 - 8:30pm PT, ROOT SPORTS
Oct. 10 - 1:30pm PT, NBC Sports Network
Oct. 12 - 12:30pm PT, NBC Sports Network
Oct. 12 - 6:30pm PT, KPTV (in place of Timbers in 30)
Oct. 21 - 3:00pm PT, ROOT SPORTS (following the Vancouver-Portland Cascadia rivalry match)
Oct. 23 - 1:00pm PT, NBC Sports Network
Oct. 25 - 4:30pm PT, NBC Sports Nework
Oct. 30 - 1:00pm PT, NBC Sports Network
Oct. 31 - 1:30pm PT, NBC Sports Nework
Oct. 31 - 9:30pm PT, NBC Sports Network
Here's a teaser to get you hooked.
The Portland Timbers are but one team among many in Oregon.
There are college teams, amateur teams, adult coed teams, kids U6 teams.
There are teams that are put together on the fly as two sides divide up, create a goal and start kicking the ball.
There is soccer being played on lunch breaks, in backyards, on park fields, beaches, forests, sidewalks, street corners.
This is Soccer in Oregon.
We want to see what Soccer in Oregon means to you.
Instagram a shot between now and October 12.
Tag it #SoccerInOregon.
It could be from a Timbers match or a pick-up game on the Oregon Coast.
Coaching your kid's game in Bend or riding with the team on a long bus ride to Medford.
Juggling on top of Mt. Hood, Mt. Bachelor or Steens Mountain.
Show us soccer and what it means to you across this state.
(If you're not in Oregon, you can still participate but be sure to include #Soccerin "Wherever you are" along with the #SoccerInOregon tag).
We'll compile all the images to place on our Pinterest page (pinterest.com/portlandtimbers) to put up to a fan vote beginning on Oct. 15 with a winner determined by Oct. 19.
The Grand Prize Winner gets a framed copy of their photo plus two tickets and a media pass to photograph the final Timbers home match against San Jose Earthquakes on Oct. 27. Second through Fifth place receive a Timbers scarf and framed edition of their photo. For full contest rules, visit www.portlandtimbers.com/soccerinoregonrules
So get out there. Show us what #SoccerInOregon means to you.
The last time around we faced Seattle, the Portland Timbers helped host a unique event known as the Kicking + Screening Film Festival. Set to the theme of rivalry, K+S Portland had films exploring the USA-Mexico rivalry, the long battles between Boca Juniors and River Plate in Buenos Aires, panels with directors, producers and our own Mike Fucito--who has been on both sides of the Portland-Seattle divide--and much more.
K+S London is in full swing now but take a look back at the Portland edition via the ubiquitous Jimmy Conrad.
Missed this one? Never fear. Rumors abound that K+S will return in 2013. Moreover, you can have your own mini K+S Festival courtesy of KICKTV as they stream online the full versions of The Ref (El Árbitro), about the daily life of a soccer refereem and FC Barcelona Confidential, a film with unprecedented look into the first season of president Joan Laporta's reign as president at the Spanish giant.
With October upon us, MLS is once again launching their Soccer Kicks Cancer campaign to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer awareness and treatment.
What this means is the return of the pink balls, special pink MLS W.O.R.K.S. ribbon patch on every player kit, pink shoelaces, pink sweatbands, and more--potentially even pink goalkeeping gloves. All 19 clubs are participating and there will be limited edition Breast Cancer Awareness gear available as well.
Additionally, there will be an auction of the pink match balls and game-worn gear on MLSSoccer.com/works starting on October 15.
Learn more about the whole event here.
Yes, you can get your own Darlington Nagbe FIFA 13 cover. But did you know that among his many talents, he and Diego Chara are also expert surgeons?
The Chicago Fire help in an office while the San Jose Earthquakes show the dangers of two yellow cards and Sporting Kansas City explains the importance of player substitution in this new series of spots promoting Soccer 101 and the spectacular FIFA 13.
Want more Nagbe? Be sure to watch him on MLS 36 tomorrow at 4:30pm PT on NBC Sports Network.
Timbers U-23s Ricardo Carrillo and Steven Evans were busy last night in the University of Portland's 4-1 thrashing of Gonzaga. Carrillo tallied twice on the evening while Evans backheeled a goal past the Bulldog 'keeper via an excellent ball from Carrillo. It's a thing of beauty, look for it around the :47 mark:
Needing a Portland soccer fix ahead of the Timbers-D.C. United clash on Saturday (7:30pm PT, ROOT Sports, 750 AM The Game / La Pantera 940)? Check out the No. 22 ranked Pilots women's team TONIGHT at 7pm PT as they take on Cal State Northridge at Merlo Field. Led by US U-20 Women's National Team forward Micaela Capelle, UP is currently 6-2-1 as they near the end of their non-conference season.
Also, Carrillo, Evans, and the rest of the Pilots men's team gets back in action on Friday night against the University of San Fancisco Dons at Merlo Field at 7pm PT.
Watch them all. Then go vote for Danny Mwanga's second strike to win MLS Goal of the Week.
Have you played your first match of FIFA 13 today? Sal Zizzo has. Andrew Jean-Baptiste has.
@darlingtonnagbe all day baby getting a head start on u!! twitter.com/SalZizzo/statu…
— Sal Zizzo (@SalZizzo) September 25, 2012
Just picked up fifa. Hope everybody enjoyed their headstart.
— Andrew Jean-Baptiste (@ajeanbaptiste92) September 25, 2012
Heck, even @SnoopLion has.
For soccer fans and video games and all the fans in between, today is a particularly exciting day as it marks the release of EA Sports' FIFA 13. You can join in the fun with a special custom Portland Timbers Darlington Nagbe cover to insert on your copy.
Be on the lookout too for a special Nagbe and Diego Chara FIFA 13 promo video coming up in the near future as well.
What are you waiting for? Get playing.
Download instructions:
-Visit this special Flickr album: http://www.flickr.com/photos/easportsfifa/8023605019/in/set-72157631621283005
-Then right click on image, select "Medium 640"
-Then click "Download the Medium 640 size of this photo" above the image
-That size will fit inside your copy of FIFA 13 though there are other larger versions available for download as well.
FIFA 2013 released Tuesday morning and is now available in stores and online.
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Yo-ho, yo-ho, it's A Cajun Life for the Portland Timbers and fans on Saturday's match against DC United (7:30pm PT, ROOT Sports, 750 AM The Game / La Pantera 940).
A Cajun Life will be serving…you guessed it - Cajun food out of the Soccer City Grill concession stand on the east side of the stadium. On the menu is: Authentic Cajun Gumbo - a gumbo including chicken, sausage and tasso; Bayou Boogie – chicken, sausage and tasso gravy served over rice; and Crawfish Étouffée – crawfish tails and sauce served over rice.
Chris Fontenot, owner of A Cajun Life, moved to Oregon with his wife two years ago, and began entertaining new friends with their Cajun food. At the urging of their friends, the Fontenots opened their food cart (affectionately known as Roux) in July. A Cajun Life can be found in Old Dean's parking lot in Damascus.
"We hope it'll [JELD-WEN Field] be packed with fans coming to try something they can't really get in the city," said Fontenot. "We serve true authentic Cajun food all the way down to getting our specialty meats flown in from Louisiana."
"We are excited at this amazing opportunity. Having only been open for a few months and being selected to attend is a true honor," continued Fontenot. "This gives us a chance to serve customers from all over the area and to show them that just because we are in Damascus, that we can hold our own against the great food options the city offers."
A Cajun Life is the fifth food cart chosen by fans via Facebook to serve at JELD-WEN Field as part of the Portland Timbers Food Cart Alliance (PTFCA). The Local Grind will serve at the stadium for the Timbers last home match against San Jose on October 27.
PTFCA is looking for new members. Applications for PTFCA will be accepted for the remainder of the season.
Bright Dike's second half 61st minute header against Real Salt Lake may not have been enough for the win Saturday night but it was a tremendous display of skill. Check out MLSsoccer.com's special goal GoPro camera capturing the moment.
Dike's got hops.
If you want to see just how close we came to scoring on two other shots only to be stopped by crack RSL goalkeeper Nick Rimando, you can see his saves here (Warning: RSL's goals included in this collection too).


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[QUOTE=mouthfulloflake;19245453]replaced the fuel pump in my 1995 r1100gs recently.
pump is $65 from advance auto part number 69222
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$49 with tax
fits well, much quieter than stock, lifetime warranty even!
replaced fuel filter in tank also, was BMW part date coded 2003, it would drip fuel from the input, but not from the output, I think it was clogged.
also bought some 5/16" brake line at the auto parts store and bent a "U" shape to replace the $32 BMW rubber hose.
all in all its working well, bike no longer pings like it was, I do think it was starving for fuel for the last couple of years ( and getting progressively worse)
currently I have gone back to the stock rose colored CCP, and removed the Ice II air device, to get a new baseline to experiment with.
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there seem to be limited shop selling it.
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Organizers of the third annual "Digital Graffiti Festival at Alys Beach" said that they were overwhelmed by hundreds of extraordinary submissions from local, domestic and international artists.
Digital Graffiti is the world's first projection art festival, where artists use the latest technologies to project their original video and interactive artworks onto the iconic white walls of an entire beach resort town.
"We received entries from all over the U.S. as well as from digital artists in 17 other countries, including places such as Slovenia, Poland, Mexico, Greece, Australia, Bulgaria, Israel, Scotland, Argentina, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands and Belgium, among others," said Kelli Arnold, Alys Beach's Events Coordinator. "From a field of nearly 300 entries, our selection committees narrowed it down to 36 amazing finalists."
On the night of Saturday, June 12th, those 36 finalists will compete for $10,000 in cash prizes, including a $5,000 "Best of Show" award sponsored by Alys Beach, a $2,000 prize for the most innovative/experimental creation sponsored by the Florida Office of Film & Entertainment, and a $1,000 "Best Local Submission" award sponsored by 30A.com. The 30A.com "Best Local Submission" honor will be awarded to an artist who resides full-time in Florida's Walton, Bay, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Bay or Washington County.
Winners will ultimately be decided by a panel of celebrity and industry judges, including Alan Hunter, film producer and MTV's very first "VJ"; Lucia Fishburne, The State of Florida's Film Commissioner; Colleen Duffley, professional photographer and owner of Studio b; and Brett Phares, professor of interactive media at Marist College in New York, among others.
The festival will be held from 8:30pm until Midnight on Saturday, June 12th, 2010, rain or shine. Advanced tickets are on sale now at www.alysbeachevents.ticketleap.com. Tickets are $15 for adults (12+) and $5 for children (ages 3-12) until May 14th. From May 15 through June 11, tickets are $20 for adults and $5 for children. Any tickets sold at the event gate will be $25 for adults and $10 for children.
The following works have been selected for display and competition during the 2010 Digital Graffiti Festival at Alys Beach:
- "Aesthetic Species Maps" by David Montgomery of Fernandina Beach, Florida
- "Alys Beach 3D Structure Projection" by Christopher Lee of Dothan, Alabama
- "Bombshell" by Don Relyea of Dallas, Texas
- "Eye Spy" by Russell Beans of Seacrest, Florida
- "Five Portraits in Five Minutes" by Kasumi of Cleveland, Ohio
- "Flightpattern" by Gwen Vanhee of Zedelgem, Belgium
- "Frosti" by Matt Pearson of Brighton, United Kingdom
- "Geometry of Poi" by Kate Riegle – van West of Chicago, Illinois
- "Greenray" by Andre Rangel of Portugal
- "Human Flux" by Nikola Mihov of Sofia, Bulgaria
- "Inner Klänge" by Lemeh42 of Moterado, Italy
- "JD's Fun House 2010″ by John Daniel of Panama City, Florida
- "Kaleidoscopia" by Andy McKeown of Shrewsbury, United Kingdom
- "Laser Art" by Christopher Lee of Dothan, Alabama
- "Luminous Curiosities" by Christina Pierson of Los Angeles, California
- "Moonlit McGill" by Amber Bushnell of Missoula, Montana
- "Night Walkers" by Yandell Walton and Tobias J Edwards of Collingwood VIC, Australia
- "Organic Cycles" by Kristen Regan of Pensacola, Florida
- "Part of the Surge and Not the Sea" by Kevin Romoser of Wayne, New Jersey
- "Planet Caliza" by Kurt Lischka of Santa Rosa Beach, Florida
- "Re-Birth" by Said Dokins and Mauricio Rodriguez of Cuauhtemoc, Mexico
- "Resonance" by Charles Raffety of Missoula, Montana
- "Roberto" by David Terranova of New York, New York
- "SAN" by Jackson Petit of The Bahamas
- "Sousbleu" by Gwen Vanhee of Zedelgem, Belgium
- "Take Care" by Matt Pearson of Brighton, United Kingdom
- "The Ancient Mariner" by Michael Burton of Lincoln, Nebraska
- "Transmission (32 channels)" by Sam Holden of London, United Kingdom
- "True Fictions: Home of the Brave" by The Light Surgeons of London, United Kingdom
- "UGOKU" by Kasumi of Cleveland, Ohio
- "untitled_(memory)" by Matthew West of Sioux Falls, South Dakota
- "Vacio" by Daniel Ivan of Amecameca, Mexico
- "Void?" by Bala Boyd of Freeport, Florida
- "Walkers" by Nick Rands of London, United Kingdom
- "White Dishes" by Stephanie Paine of Lafayette, Indiana
- "Winnipeg Stories: Sacrificial Memories" by Clint Enns of Winnipeg, Canada
Sincere thanks to the hundreds of artists worldwide who submitted amazing works of video art this year, and congrats and good luck to this year's 36 finalists!


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Old Abilene Town, with its paint-peeling Wild West buildings and antique steam engine train, could be a Western movie set.
Hollywood really should head east to Abilene before spending millions constructing a movie set for another cowboy flick. Old Abilene Town's worn wood buildings peeling pistachio green, cornflower blue and buttermilk paint are the real deal. It's the perfect backdrop for the annual National Day of the Cowboy celebration in July. Seasonally, cancan dancers perform in the saloon, gunslingers shoot it out in the street on weekends, and train rides give visitors a taste of the Old West. When the Union Pacific Railroad came to Abilene in 1866, everything changed. A thriving Wild West town sprung up at the end of the Chisholm Trail, where Texas longhorn boarded cattle cars east. Soon, Abilene grew from a cow town to a thriving prairie town of schools, merchants and Victorian mansions. The Abilene and Smoky Valley Railroad historic train rides depart from Old Abilene Town's 1887 Rock Island Depot. An antique steam locomotive pulling gondola cars chugs across scenic Dickinson County. The train operates Memorial Day through Labor Day and on weekends in May, September and October. Rides are $14 for adults and $7 for children. Check for special excursions on a Silver Flyer rail bus, holiday-theme rides and dinner trains (reservations required).


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One of the most hotly debated issues in paleoanthropology (the study of human origins) focuses on the origins of modern humans, Homo sapiens sapiens.
Roughly 300,000 years ago, the Old World was occupied by a morphologically diverse group of hominids. In North America, Africa and the Middle East there were Homo sapiens; in Asia, Homo erectus; and in Europe, Homo neanderthalensis. By 130,000 years ago, Neanderthals had all become so anatomically distinct that they were classified as a separate species — Homo neanderthalensis. Approximately 50,000 to 60,000 years ago, Cro-magnoids (our ancestors) suddenly appeared on this planet. The Neanderthals were annihilated in North America, Africa and Asia by 40,000 years ago, and in Europe by 25-30,000 years ago. To date, no definite Neanderthal specimens newer than 25,000 years ago have ever been found.
In 1999, the skeleton of a child was unearthed in Lapido, Portugal. Dated to around 25,000 years ago, the remains show a mixture of Neanderthal and modern features, suggesting it may be a hybrid. But, small fragments of Neanderthal DNA extracted from three different specimens show that they were not closely related to any present day human populations.
The global paleoanthropological and archaeological picture changed dramatically with the sudden and unexpected appearance of Homo Sapiens Sapiens (Cro-Magnon or Modern Man).
The placement of Cro-Magnons on the prison planet caused abrupt and dramatic change in subsistence patterns, tools and symbolic expression worldwide. This stunning change in cultural adaptation was not merely a quantitative one, but one that represented a significant departure from all earlier humanoid behavior, reflecting a major qualitative transformation. It was literally a creative explosion which exhibited technological ingenuity, social formations, and ideological complexity never before seen on Earth. While early Cro-Magnons were anatomically modern, they were not yet behaviorally modern. It is significant to note that modern anatomy pre-dates modern behavior.
The sudden appearance of modern humans placed Neanderthals in direct competition with our ancestors for resources. Though larger, stronger and faster than Cro-Magnons, it was a competition that the Neanderthals lost. There was much scientific debate as to whether it was climatic change, or Cro-Magnon's sudden appearance, that resulted in the demise of the Neanderthals. Studies have since concluded that it was the competition with our ancestors, not climate, that resulted in Neanderthal extermination.
While there has been a great deal of effort by evolutionists in the last century to "construct" an evolutionary link between Neanderthals and Cro-magnons, to date none has ever been proven to be accurate or true. Several of the attempts were actually scientifically proven to be intentional frauds.
NOTE: The oldest "prehistoric" cave drawings and paintings, petroglyphs and other forms of stone art are estimated to be from 20,000 years ago. Many of the academic community have inaccurately portrayed the early artists as Neanderthal man, but Neanderthals were virtually exterminated by our Cro-Magnon ancestors thousands of years earlier.
Neanderthals are not the ancestors of modern humans.
Modern humans do not have Neanderthal ancestors in their family tree, a DNA study concluded. The DNA extracted from the ribs of a Neanderthal infant buried in southern Russia 29,000 years ago, was found to be too distinct from modern human DNA, to be related.
"There wasn't much, if any mixture, between Neanderthals and modern humans," said William Goodwin, of the University of Glasgow, UK. "Though they co-existed, we can't find any evidence of genetic material being passed from Neanderthals to modern humans." The work, published in the journal Nature, contradicts evidence from ancient remains of a child found in Portugal, which appeared to combine Neanderthal and human features. Those researchers concluded that some interbreeding must have taken place, but were later proven wrong.
The bones from the Neanderthal infant were very well preserved, and the child must have been among the last of the Neanderthals as they died out about 30,000 years ago. Research, by Dr Goodwin, along with Swedish and Russian colleagues, agrees with the findings of the first analysis of Neanderthal DNA in 1997. That study of DNA, taken from the first Neanderthal skeleton found in the Feldhofer Cave in Germany in 1856, supports the theory that modern humans replaced Neanderthals.
According to Dr Goodwin, the DNA sequence from the infant was very similar to the specimen from the Feldhofer Cave, proving that there was little diversity among Neanderthals. "If they had been very diverse at the DNA level, they could have encompassed modern humans. The fact that these two Neanderthals are closely related and not related to modern humans, implies that they don't have the diversity to encompass a modern human gene pool," said Dr Goodwin.
DNA comparisons also showed that different ethnic groups do not have any links to Neanderthals. In a commentary on the research in Nature, Matthias Hoss, of the Swiss Institute for Experimental Cancer Research, said the two studies provide the most reliable proof so far of the authenticity of ancient DNA sequences. The similar features of the two samples "argues against the idea that modern Europeans are at least partly of Neanderthal origin," he said.
Another study by a group of geneticists, coordinated by Guido Barbujani and David Caramelli of the Universities of Ferrara and Florence, shows that a Cro-Magnoid individual who lived in Southern Italy 28,000 years ago was a modern European, genetically as well as anatomically. The Cro-Magnoid people briefly coexisted in Europe with other humanoids, the Neanderthals, whose anatomy and DNA were clearly different from ours. However, obtaining a reliable sequence of Cro-Magnoid DNA was technically challenging. "The risk in the study of ancient individuals is to attribute to the fossil specimen the DNA left there by archaeologists or biologists who manipulated it," Barbujani says. "To avoid that, we followed all phases of the retrieval of the fossil bones and typed the DNA sequences of all people who had any contacts with them."
The researchers wrote in the newly published paper: "The Paglicci 23 individual carried a mtDNA sequence that is still common in Europe, and which radically differs from those of the almost contemporary Neanderthals, demonstrating a genealogical continuity across 28,000 years, from Cro-Magnoid to modern Europeans." The results demonstrate for the first time that the anatomical differences between Neanderthals and Cro-Magnoids were associated with clear genetic differences. The Neanderthals who lived for nearly 300,000 years, are not the ancestors of modern humans, who suddenly appeared 50,000 – 60,000 years ago. Despite any similarities of Neanderthals to modern man, they have no direct link to human evolution. In fact, it has been proven that our intelligence is not the result of evolution, but is rather the direct result of genetic regression…


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April 18 2008
While ISU and Hassan II University-Mohammedia have worked together on a variety of projects, including developing an accreditation system, since signing a collaboration agreement in 2002, one project in particular will come to fruition this spring. In May, the first cohort of 24 social work students will graduate in Morocco from a program ISU helped the university to establish, which is the first of its kind on the country.
"Social work is a global profession that addresses global issues that all societies face when addressing poverty, social justice and human need,†said Robyn Lugar, chair of ISU's department of social work.
Latifa Tricha, secretary general of the Moroccan Ministry of Higher Education, said there were two aspects in the creation of the social work program.
"One is to improve the abilities of the people already working in the sector,†she said. "The second is to promote the nation's programs and develop them in Morocco itself. These programs support the National Initiative of Human Development, which was initiated by King Mohammed VI.â€
When Hassan II University decided to start a social work program, which would be the first at any university in the country, they called on Lugar for help. Lugar responded not only with her and the university's expertise, but also with student and faculty exchanges.
In the fall of 2005, Mhammed Abderebbi, chairperson of the sociology department at Hassan II University, came to ISU for four weeks with the task that when he went back, he would have a proposal for starting a new social work program put together for their president. Lugar worked with him continually during that time, explaining the importance of a code of ethics and showing him different academic models.
"We are committed to working with them on a long-term basis,†Lugar said.
That work together has included joint research, dual degrees, international conferences and video conferences for joint classes. In March, faculty and students from ISU journeyed to Morocco for an Education Support Services conference, which was held in collaboration with the Education and Training Regional Academy.
Virgil Sheets, chair of ISU's department of psychology, spoke at the conference about the nature of psychology and psychology training in the United States, both as a foundation for other fields and as a discipline itself.
"I have identified some opportunities for collaborative research in areas of social psychology and social work that I hope will contribute to our further understanding of each other,†he said.
Megan Whitehead, a junior social work major from Oaktown, went on the trip to Morocco in March for the experience and to meet new people. She also assisted in distributing social work books and stuffed animals that Lugar takes on each trip.
"Talking with the students I realized how much our goals were alike,†she said. "People need to know and understand how much we are similar, even though we are half a world apart. They are no different than us.â€
Such trips are important for ISU students, according to Sheets.
"They provide students not only a 'real' experience in the culture as currently lived -- that is quite different from the perspective one might get as a tourist -- but also a broader perspective for understanding the world,†he said, adding the students see how others perceive the United States and gain an understanding of historical and cultural experiences that shape international relations. "I think the Moroccan students have similar gains from interaction with our students. Both gain from recognizing their commonality.â€
For Whitehead, part of exploring that commonality involved sharing beauty tips with the Moroccan female students.
"I had them teach me how to put on their scarves that they wear and their makeup,†she said. "I have a new appreciation for other religions and cultures.â€
Just as students learn from each other on a personal level, Lugar said they also learn from each other professionally.
"Our work in Morocco is truly a collaborative and two-way effort,†she said. "All participants are growing professionally and personally from this experience.â€
Tricha also expressed her appreciation of the cooperation between the two universities.
"These projects wouldn't happen without the relationship between the Moroccan university and ISU,†she said. "The partnership is supported by President (Lloyd W.) Benjamin (III) and all of his staff.â€
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While ISU and Hassan II University-Mohammedia have worked together on a variety of projects, including developing an accreditation system, since signing a collaboration agreement in 2002, one project in particular will come to fruition this spring. In May, the first cohort of 24 social work students will graduate in Morocco from a program ISU helped the university to establish, which is the first of its kind on the country.


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Football has scooped the most sponsorship deals in 2012 worth a jaw-dropping $4.5 billion, according to research by IFM Sports Marketing.
The annual World Sponsorship
Monitor report shows other sports struggled for sponsors while
football attracted about $4.5 billion in global sponsorship in
2012, the Financial Times reports.
The largest shirt sponsorship deal in history of sport has been signed in 2012 between Manchester United and General Motors. The car maker paid $659 million for a seven-year contract with the UK champions.
In April, the club also signed another sponsor deal with Aon insurance group. The company paid almost $30 million per season for the rights to Manchester United training ground, training shirts and overseas tours.
According to Phil Clement, Aon chief marketing officer, quoted by the Financial Times, the price is reasonable considering the international reach provided. "We felt that for global reach it was good value," he said. "Compare it to running an advertising campaign in 120 countries. Advertising is difficult. To have one program that works globally, externally and internally – that's a nice value proposition," he explained.
Also last year another leading UK football club, London's Arsenal extended its annual shirt and stadium sponsorship deal worth $45 million annually. Spanish Real Madrid sold its shirt for €30 million per season.
Considering the wide global reach of big football events, sponsorship deals for events such as the Champions League, can cost between $37 million and $45 million per season to a sponsor. For this money sponsors get advertising on the fence surrounding the pitch and "break bumpers" before the ad breaks.
Last season UEFA earned a total $1.6 billion from the worldwide broadcasting rights and from selling its platform of sponsorships to Russian gas major Gazprom, as well as to Adidas, Ford, Mastercard and other companies, the Guardian reports.
Gazprom has become one of the big corporate sponsors of the Champions' League.
Another UEFA partner – Dutch beer maker Heineken – spends around $77 million annually on sponsoring sports events.
Marketing experts believe that sports sponsorship still has room for growth and say fears of a bubble are exaggerated. According to Julie Clark, head of sport at PricewaterhouseCoopers UK, "there are still new markets to go for."
"There isn't any evidence that it's reached the peak yet," she said as quoted by the Financial Times.


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ROCKFORD - Jody Kossow says she's not guilty of killing her eight year-old son.
Jody Kossow, 39, was shackled and unemotional in her intial appearance in front of a judge, accused of murdering her 8-year-old son Thomas. Neighbors near the home are rallying to raise money for the family. Two vigils are planned for Thursday. The funeral is Friday.


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Andrew Considine and Chris Clark saw shots beaten away by Vyacheslav Kernozenko early in either half of the clash.
The Ukrainian side had their moments, mostly from long range, and the Dons failed to capitalise on a period of sustained pressure after the interval.
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MOBILE, Alabama – About 11,000 eighth-graders from Mobile and surrounding counties are learning about possible careers Wednesday and Thursday at the fourth-annual Worlds of Opportunity expo at the Civic Center in downtown Mobile.
"If you don't know what career you're going to do, then how are you going to get there," said Tiffany Long of North Mobile K-8. "This is giving us examples of what we can do."
Tiffany said she enjoyed talking to some of the Cumulus radio disc jockeys in the Communication World, one of 12 different worlds at the expo. She loves music and loves to talk, she said, so that's a career she's considering.
The other worlds are: Health Care, Hospitality and Tourism, Construction, Automotive Technology, Public Service, Shipbuilding and Repair, Energy, Aerospace, Engineering and Design, Safety and Manufacturing.
On Wednesday, students at the BASF chemical company exhibit made slime out of glue, food coloring and borax. Then, a few booths down at Austal, they tested to see how many coins they could float on a piece of aluminum in a tray full of water.
BAE System had students pumping air through pipes until they had enough to pop a balloon.
Physical therapists from the University of South Alabama let the students test their ability to stand on one leg and throw a ball. Nearby, students delivered a plastic baby from a mannequin in an activity that always garners several, "ewws," and "yucks" from the crowd.
Students wrote their names in icing, loaded luggage on carts for a race and watched a chef from Virginia College make mayonnaise from scratch with vinegar, eggs and oil.
And there is so much more.
Adrian Houston, an eighth-grader at Scarborough Middle, said he was especially interested in the welding and in audio visual careers. He said he's hoping to join the Air Force after graduating from high school.
"We've got to think about that now," Adrian said, "so we don't end up on the streets with nothing."
Sergio Tanner, an eighth-grader at Cranford Burns, said he's considering a career in either energy or aerospace.
The Worlds of Opportunity – put on by the Southwest Alabama Workforce Development Council and others - "is cool."
"I'm learning about all kinds of jobs," Sergio said.
Larry Mouton, executive director of workforce development for Mobile County Public Schools, said he's heard this is the best Worlds of Opportunity yet. "This has been the most engaging and educational year so far," Mouton said. "the students seemed really prepared to engage the presenters with questions about career options."
Participants are asked to fill out a survey at: www.worldsofopportunity.org.
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I couldn't care less.
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Two prominent so-called ethicists sparked a wave of outrage after arguing in a prominent journal that killing babies after birth should be permissible, claiming newborns should not be considered "persons" and citing the widespread legalized slaughter of pre-born children as justification.
Critics promptly denounced the conclusions as monstrous and barbaric. However, more than a few commentators acknowledged that the pro-infanticide argument simply represents the next logical step in the debate based on the "moral" reasoning underpinning legalized abortion.
The highly controversial paper — entitled "After-birth abortion: why should the baby live?" — was published by the Journal of Medical Ethics. The peer-reviewed journal, which has come under fire before for other unsavory proposals, styles itself "a leading international journal that reflects the whole field of medical ethics."
The piece was written by two authors with ties to universities in Europe and Australia: Francesca Minerva with the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics at the University of Melbourne, and Alberto Giubilini of the Department of Philosophy at the University of Milan. Both authors and the institutions they are affiliated with have come under increasing scrutiny as criticism of the infanticide arguments continues to build.
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Grandma's Hungarian matzah ball-chicken soup recipe
Serves 10.
Chicken soup:
5 chicken legs (dark meat is more flavorful)
2 or 3 turkey wings
1 lb of beef
1 bunch of parsley root (peeled and cleaned)
1 bunch of carrots (peeled and cleaned)
1 side of celery root
1 bunch of parsley
Put all of the ingredients in a large pot.
Add water, chicken-flavored powder and a handful of whole black pepper and salt.
Once boiled, remove foam with spoon. Simmer for 2 1/2-3 hours (depending on the size of the pot), or until meat and vegetables are soft (the meat will have come off the bones). Remove all the
Matzah balls:
Make the matzah balls using any matzah ball mix from the supermarket.
In a separate pot from the chicken soup, boil water and add chicken flavor.
Boil matzah balls for 15 to 20 minutes.
Once the matzah balls are cooked, put them in the pot with the soup. They are now ready to serve.
Recommended: Make the chicken soup one day early. Put it in the fridge so the grease comes to the top, which makes it easier to remove. Reheat the soup slowly, then add the matzah balls.
—Ryan Torok, Staff writer
Tante Mina's Pesach Bagels
1 cup water
Half cup oil
2 cups matzah meal
1tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
4 eggs
Preheat oven to 375. Grease cookie sheet.
Combine dry ingredients in a small bowl. In a medium saucepan, bring oil and water to a boil. Add dry ingredients to saucepan. Reduce heat, and mix until all dry ingredients are moistened. Remove from heat then add four eggs one at a time, mixing well after each egg is added.
Oil hands and roll dough into bagels, inserting thumb to make hole.
Place on greased cookie sheet and bake for 30-40 minutes, until golden brown. Makes approximately 12 bagels.
—Julie Gruenbaum Fax, senior writer
Passover Popovers
1 cup water
1/2 cup butter or margarine
1/2 tsp. salt
1 cup unsalted matzo meal
5 eggs
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Boil water, margarine and salt in a heavy bottomed pan, stirring to melt the butter. Remove from the heat and stir in the matzo meal with a wooden spoon. Add the eggs one at a time, stirring to mix. Grease a non-stick 12 cup muffin pan. Fill each cup with about 1/4 cup batter. Bake 35 minutes at 400 degrees. Cool on a rack.
—Julia Pine, contributing writer
Traditional Charoset, from Boston
3 or 4 apples—macintosh, maybe throw in a granny
1/4 cup chopped walnuts, more or less
cinnamon—start with 1/2 teaspoon
a little honey or sugar
red wine
Chop apples into teeny pieces. Add walnuts, cinnamon, sugar or honey and 1 tbsp wine. Mix it. Taste. Add more of whatever you want. As with many recipes, these are not exact amounts. Much is to taste, even number of apples, depending on how big they are. Read the whole recipe before starting.
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Rams | Nick Foles instilling confidence
Wed, 01 Jul 2015 17:09:32 -0700
St. Louis Rams QB Nick Foles' command of the huddle is something that has been missing from the quarterback position in recent years, according to TE Jared Cook. "Hopefully, he can make all of us better," Cook said. "This is something we've needed the past few years -- somebody to fill the mold, step in, grab the ram by the horns and say, 'Let's go, guys! This is our time!'"
Fantasy Tip: The Rams figure to be a run-first team in 2015, but Foles should still make a solid QB2 in seasonal leagues and a useful weekly play against friendlier matchups.
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Rams | Not interested in Evan Mathis
Wed, 01 Jul 2015 13:43:52 -0700
Free-agent OG Evan Mathis (Eagles) is not an interest of the St. Louis Rams.
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Rams | Todd Gurley to meet with doctor
Fri, 26 Jun 2015 12:14:19 -0700
St. Louis Rams RB Todd Gurley (knee) said he is scheduled to meet with Dr. James Andrews in a few weeks to have his surgically repaired knee examined.
Fantasy Tip: Gurley's status for the start of training camp is uncertain at this point, so he should receive a better idea after meeting with Dr. Andrews. Gurley has a chance to be the starting running back if he is healthy this season and could be a middle-round option in fantasy drafts.
Comment () | Share: | Source: FOXSports.com - Alex Marvez
Rams | Todd Gurley likely for training camp?
Wed, 24 Jun 2015 17:00:34 -0700
St. Louis Rams RB Todd Gurley (knee) is eyeing next month's training camp as a return to the field. "That is definitely a goal that I'm shooting for," Gurley told NFL Media's Tiffany Blackmon from the NFL Rookie Symposium Wednesday, June 24, "Just to be able to get out there and do at least some individual stuff. It's looking pretty realistic. This month I'll be in St. Louis rehabbing, so hopefully I can aim for (training camp)."
Fantasy Tip: This obviously isn't an official ruling on Gurley, but if he's able to take part in training camp it will do wonders for his fantasy value heading into the 2015 season. Gurley will still have to win the starting job away from Tre Mason, but Gurley was selected with the No. 10 pick in order to be the main guy in the Rams' backfield whenever possible.
Comment () | Share: | Source: NFL.com - Kevin Patra
Rams | Case Keenum, Austin Davis may fight for one spot
Mon, 22 Jun 2015 15:18:03 -0700
St. Louis Rams QBs Case Keenum and Austin Davis are expected to compete for the No. 2 quarterback job during training camp.
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Rams | STL interested in Aaron Ross
Sun, 21 Jun 2015 13:16:46 -0700
Free-agent CB Aaron Ross (Ravens) worked out for the St. Louis Rams last week, according to a source.
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Rams | OC impressed with Tavon Austin
Sat, 20 Jun 2015 07:59:08 -0700
St. Louis Rams WR Tavon Austin was impressive during the offseason workouts, according to offensive coordinator Frank Cignetti. "Tavon Austin's had a great offseason," Cignetti said. "It starts in the classroom. He's learning. He's paying attention. He's bringing it to the practice field. You just see it from his route running. What a difference. His effort, his attention to details. Every day out there, the guy's made plays."
Fantasy Tip: Austin is expected to become more involved in the offense this season. He had 31 catches for only 242 yards and zero touchdowns in 15 games in 2014. Austin could be an option in the late-rounds of drafts this season but will not be a weekly starting option.
Comment () | Share: | Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Jim Thomas
Rams | Todd Gurley's availability still unknown
Fri, 19 Jun 2015 16:34:33 -0700
St. Louis Rams RB Todd Gurley's (knee) timetable is still up in the air as he continues to rehabilitate from a torn anterior cruciate ligament, according to head coach Jeff Fisher. Fisher said Gurley has been doing well but could start the season on the Physically Unable to Perform list if necessary. Fisher added that if Gurley does not go on the PUP list, he could play sooner than people think.
Fantasy Tip: It's still too early to tell when Gurley will be available. Torn ACLs take a while to recover from, and Gurley is proving that. The Rams don't want to rush their first-round pick just to see him aggravate the injury. There is risky involved in drafting him, but Gurley is in low-end RB2 range.
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Rams | Sean Mannion financials
Wed, 17 Jun 2015 15:56:24 -0700
Updating a previous report, St. Louis Rams QB Sean Mannion's four-year rookie deal is worth $3,250,896 and comes with a $625,796 signing bonus.
Comment () | Share: | Source: 101 ESPN - Howard Balzer
Wed, 17 Jun 2015 15:54:38 -0700
Updating a previous report, St. Louis Rams RB RB Todd Gurley's four-year rookie deal is worth $13,823,180 and is fully guaranteed. His signing bonus is worth $8,313,224.
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Rams | Todd Gurley doesn't practice
Tue, 16 Jun 2015 13:06:23 -0700
St. Louis Rams RB Todd Gurley (knee) did not practice at minicamp Tuesday, June 16. He is still recovering from a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
Fantasy Tip: Gurley still has a good amount of time to recover, and he's been rehabilitating for a while now. The Rams could ease him into training camp and the preseason to see how his knee responds to real contact. If he's able to play full go and starts for the Rams, he can attain RB2 status in 2015.
Comment () | Share: | Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Jim Thomas
Rams | STL looks to lock up Nick Foles
Mon, 15 Jun 2015 21:22:09 -0700
The St. Louis Rams are looking to lock up QB Nick Foles to a long-term contract. The two sides have had initial talks, and they're expected to ramp up leading up to the season.
Fantasy Tip: The Rams plan to pound the ball frequently, but there will still be plenty of room for Foles to post big numbers in the offense, too. FantasyScore owners will want to pick and choose their spots to use Foles against the strong NFC West.
Comment () | Share: | Source: NFL.com - Ian Rapoport
Rams | Chris Long almost 100 percent
Sat, 13 Jun 2015 18:10:44 -0700
St. Louis Rams DE Chris Long (ankle) has been encouraged by his progress during organized team activities (OTAs), and he feels like he is almost back to his old self after missing 10 games due to a unique ankle injury in 2014. Long said he is almost back to 100 percent healthy.
Fantasy Tip: Long enters the season ranked among the Top 25 among defensive linemen for fantasy owners in leagues which use individual defensive players (IDPs). If he can stay healthy he could return to elite status sooner rather than later.
Comment () | Share: | Source: StLouisRams.com - Myles Simmons
Rams | Sean Mannion signs deal
Fri, 12 Jun 2015 17:27:01 -0700
St. Louis Rams QB Sean Mannion signed a deal with the team Friday, June 12. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
Comment () | Share: | Source: ESPN.com - Nick Wagoner
Fri, 12 Jun 2015 13:50:27 -0700
St. Louis Rams RB Todd Gurley signed a contract with the team Friday, June 12. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
Fantasy Tip: Gurley's status for the start of training camp is uncertain since he is still recovering from a torn anterior cruciate ligament. He probably will receive most of the carries when he is healthy and could be an option in the middle rounds of drafts.
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SpecificationsNotebook: Asus ASUSPRO ESSENTIAL PU550CA
Processor: Intel Core i3 3217U
Graphics Adapter: Intel HD Graphics 4000
Display: 15.6 inch, 16:9, 1366x768 pixels, glossy: yes
Weight: 2.5kg
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The configuration is based on a 1.8GHz Intel Core i3 3217U dual-core (4 threads) processor with 8GB of RAM with integrated Intel HD Graphics 4000 graphics card and a 500GB SATA hard disk. This is sufficient for good results and performance that is going to be adequate for most business users. In the basic version, the laptop comes with no operating system installed, while you can pay extra for the latest version of the Windows 8.1. Judging by the price, this is a serious and reasonable offer for business customers, offering high build quality and it is more durable than the laptops of the same price category.
Positive: Very high quality workmanship; great balanced configuration; good keyboard.
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The Asus ASUSPRO ESSENTIAL PU550CA is aimed at business customers who want some level of data security. It went through strict reliability testing standards. The hard drive is shock protected and an accelerometer detects sudden movements. Furthermore, Asus claims that it can withstand drops from more than double the height standard notebooks can, the hinge testing is stronger, the pressure endurance is 20% higher compared to normal notebooks and the spill-resistant keyboard can withstand minor spillage. In addition, it comes with a fingerprint scanner for added security.
The PU550CA is powered by a 3rd generation Intel Core i3, which will suffice for all office tasks. 8 GB of RAM ensures smooth multitasking. The Intel HD Graphics 4000 can play older games on low settings or undemanding newer games.
The 15.6 inch screen has too low a resolution of 1366 x 768 and is nothing spectacular. The battery life is pretty solid but carrying the 6 cell battery means the device will weigh in at 2.5 kg. This device is definitely not meant for the average consumer with its security features, small businesses should give it a look.
Intel HD Graphics 4000: Processor graphics card in the high end Ivy Bridge models. Offers a different clock speed in the different CPU models (ULV to desktop quad core) and therefore a different performance.
Modern games should be playable with these graphics cards at low settings and resolutions. Casual gamers may be happy with these cards.
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Cleopatra is a 1963 film directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz. The screenplay was adapted by Sidney Buchman, Ben Hecht, Ranald MacDougall, and Joseph L. Mankiewicz from a book by Carlo Maria Franzero. The film starred Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Rex Harrison, Roddy McDowall and Martin Landau. The music score was by Alex North. It was photographed in 70 mm Todd-AO by Leon Shamroy and Jack Hildyard. Cleopatra chronicles the struggles of Cleopatra VII, the young Queen of Egypt, to resist the imperialist ambitions of Rome. Despite being a critical failure, it won four Academy Awards. It was the highest grossing film of 1963, earning US $26 million ($57.7 million total), yet made a loss due to its cost of $44 million, the only film ever to be the highest grossing film of the year yet to run at a loss.
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After a series of successful drama roles, Lee Min-ho might land his first film lead soon.
Lee's agency announced yesterday that the 26-year-old had indeed been given the manuscript for "Gangnam Blues", the latest film by Yoo Ha, famous for such recent hits as "Howling" and "A Frozen Flower".
While nothing has been signed yet, Lee's spokesperson did say that they were leaning toward taking the role.
Yoo's film is set in the southern Seoul neighborhood of Gangnam in the 1970s, when it was just starting to be developed. As it swiftly turned from fields into one of the most elite parts of Seoul, corruption was a serious problem in the area's development.
According to local media there are many actors eyeing the role, as crime thrillers are a popular genre, and Yoo is a hot name in cinema.
Yoo's "Once Upon A Time In Highschool" cemented kwon Sang-woo's reputation as a leading actor in Korea, and his "A Dirty Carnival" took Jo In-Seong's career to the next level.
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Hi , fellow warriors,
I'm playing WHFB for about twenty years now and I was certain that I'll never play 40K.
Then I went on holiday and got my hand on the Iron Warriors omnibus.
This was a awesome book. When I came back from Egypt, I asked my fellow players in our club who's willing to sell their CSM.
So I got a 40 csm, 6 terminators , 3 oblitarators , 3 rhino's and a predator for a chaos giant and a war mammoth (not the FW one).
I'm determand to convert ons marine to Honsou.
I'll already post ordererd the ultramarine omnibus to figure out how Honsou got his silver arm.
My 40k adventure begins
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hello fellow warrior of iron good to see you hear
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Posted: Apr 21 2012, 03:28 AM
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welcome to the board. i saw a good pic of honsuo with the arm and thought it looked awsome. all youd have to do i put a bare arm on him and paint it silver
i gots da cookies!!!!
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for my honsuo i used an ork arm
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