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News about Spain, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 1, 2015
Spain institutes new public security law that forbids unauthorized gatherings around Parliament and other important buildings, drawing criticism from citizens and international rights organizations; demonstrators could face individual fines of up to 600,000 euros, or nearly $670,000; law is seen as effort by conservative government to rein in social discontent set off by financial crisis and austerity measures. MORE
Jun. 24, 2015
Rwandan intelligence service head Karenzi Karake is being held in London after his arrest there on a European warrant caused diplomatic and political complaints; he is wanted in Spain on war crimes charges involving genocide. MORE
Jun. 20, 2015
Pilgrims who have walked Camino de Santiago in Spain, ancient Catholic pilgrimage, are coming forward with stories of threats and harassment along route in wake of disappearance of American tourist Denise Thiem; Spanish officials have given no further details about Thiem's disappearance. MORE
Jun. 16, 2015
Spanish politician Guillermo Zapata, member of Madrid's City Council and poised to become councilor in charge of culture, resigns when his 2011 Twitter postings about Holocaust and terrorism cause uproar. MORE
Jun. 15, 2015
Madrid's Culture Min Guillermo Zapata makes joke about Holocaust on Twitter, posing test for left-wing government and prompting opposition politicians to call for his ouster; Zapata issues apology. MORE
Jun. 14, 2015
In Transit blog; Hidden City Tours, which offers walking tours led by the homeless and formerly homeless, debuts Street Life tour of Barcelona; new tour will offer insight into how to survive on city's streets without a permanent residence. MORE
Jun. 12, 2015
Spain's Parliament passes law that offers citizenship to thousands of Sephardic Jews whose ancestors were expelled in 1492; measure takes effect October 2015. MORE
Jun. 7, 2015
Some tuna fishing companies in Spain are switching from ancient trap-fishing method to less sustainable ranch fishing method in response to increased demand from Japanese consumers; adherents of older fishing method complain their industry is being punished for overfishing and excesses committed by others. MORE
May. 27, 2015
Thousands of Sephardic Jews in Turkey who are of Spanish descent are applying for Spanish citizenship ahead of law granting nationality to Jews who were expelled during Inquisition in 1492; most are trying to flee what they view as rising anti-Semitism in Turkey. MORE
May. 26, 2015
Success of left-wing, anti-establishment candidates Ada Colau and Manuela Carmena in Spain's regional and municipal elections signals decline of governing Popular Party as well as political fragmentation in country and decline of bipartisan system. MORE
May. 25, 2015
Left-wing politician Ada Colau is elected mayor of Barcelona, while left-leaning Manuela Carmena stands chance of winning mayorship of Madrid; developments point to rise of Spain's far-left Podemos party, but absence of clear-cut victories suggests that elections will be followed by fraught coalition-building. MORE
May. 24, 2015
Regional and local election results in Valencia, Spain, stronghold of Populist Party leader Alberto Fabra and Prime Min Mariano Rajoy, are being watched to measure how sensitive voters are to anticorruption campaign led by insurgent party; Valencia is regarded as bellwether of Rajoy's own chances of winning again later on in year; Fabra pledged to keep politicians indicted for corruption from running but around 50 indicted politicians are campaigning for re-election. MORE
May. 24, 2015
Christian L Wright travel article on 36-hour visit to Bilbao, Spain. MORE
May. 10, 2015
Spanish officials say military transport plane crash in Seville resulted in deaths of four of six people on board. MORE
May. 7, 2015
Spain's soccer federation will suspend league and cup matches in protest of proposed law regarding sale of television rights and division of revenue. MORE
May. 2, 2015
Spain's soon-to-be-opened Museum of Royal Collections is demanding that Prado give up four popular paintings, arguing that it has right to them under royal provenance; Prado refuses to turn over artworks, which include two of its top attractions, triggering battle that many other Spanish museums are watching with great interest and concern. MORE
Apr. 19, 2015
Pilar Abel files lawsuit in Spain asking court to recognize her as daughter of Surrealist painter Salvador Dali, and perhaps grant her share of hundreds of millions of euros worth of paintings Dali bequeathed to the Spanish state upon his death in 1989; claims her mother had clandestine love affair with Dali in the 1950s. MORE
Apr. 19, 2015
Turkish officials arrest Ahmed Debza and Nadia Ataich Fernandez, couple from Melilla, Spain, on suspicion they have ties to Islamic State terrorists. MORE
Apr. 19, 2015
Lisa Abend travel article on trip to Majorca, Spain. MORE
Apr. 19, 2015
Realejo, historical Jewish quarter in Granada, Spain, has become known for its gourmet restaurants and specialty grocers. MORE
Apr. 12, 2015
Photographer Pierre Gonnord has been taking portraits of northern Spain's coal miners, who are fighting to keep mining as government has revoked state subsidies that kept struggling industry afloat. MORE
Apr. 11, 2015
Spanish judge orders arrest and extradition of 11 Moroccan former military and political officials on charges of genocide for killings and torture of Sahrawi people in former Spanish protectorate of Western Sahara between 1976 and 1991; ruling is in tradition of Spain's universal justice law, which allows high court to hear cases of human rights violations committed anywhere in world. MORE
Apr. 9, 2015
Spanish groups representing Roma people launch campaign to remove reference to Roma as swindlers in definitive Spanish dictionary published by Spain's Royal Language Academy. MORE
Apr. 3, 2015
Villafranca de los Barros Journal; farmers in Villafranca de los Barros, Spain, complain that out-of-towners are swarming their fields after harvest to gather grapes, olives or garlic as way of making extra income; picking left overs is old practice, but many say it has gotten out of hand. MORE
Apr. 1, 2015
Seville Journal; strong men known as costaleros, who carry heavy religious floats in parades, are regarded as essential part of Holy Week celebrations around Spain, particularly in Seville. MORE
Mar. 29, 2015
Alexander Lobrano reviews chef Diego Guerrero's restaurant Dstage in Madrid. MORE
Mar. 23, 2015
Socialist Party in Spain wins parliamentary election in country's largest region Andalusia; although Socialists fall short of gaining majority, party gains ground in fragmented regional Parliament. MORE
Mar. 22, 2015
Election in Spanish region of Andalusia is being closely watched as measure of just how fractured Spanish politics have become; Socialists have run the region for 33 years, but party's image has been tarnished by corruption scandals and high unemployment rate; Socialists are still expected to come out victorious but possibility for highly fragmented regional Parliament is high. MORE
Mar. 19, 2015
Serge Schmemann Editorial Notebook examines likely discovery of bones belonging to Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra in Spanish convent; welcomes discovery's potential to boost interest in Cervantes' works, but questions what it is about the graves of great writers and poets that gives them such strong appeal. MORE
Mar. 18, 2015
Spanish investigators say they may have located remains of Don Quixote author Miguel de Cervantes in subsoil beneath Convent of Discalced Trinitarians in Madrid. MORE
Mar. 11, 2015
Pablo Iglesias, ponytailed 36-year-old leader of Spanish left-wing Podemos party, is making radical waves in country's political scene, emulating rise of far-left Greek party Syriza; he is attempting to solidify and broaden party's appeal ahead of national elections. MORE
Mar. 11, 2015
Spanish authorities arrest two men in Ceuta and dismantle radical Islamist cell, as part of continuing police inquiry and January arrests of four others; men are Spanish citizens of Moroccan origin and were allegedly plotting terrorist attack in Spain or neighboring countries, and communicating with Islamic State militants over Internet. MORE
Feb. 15, 2015
Sexual assault case brought by Spanish man David Ramirez Castillo has become one of the most serious to emerge under Pope Francis, but has also come to symbolize church's more open and assertive approach under his tenure; allegations include child abuse, a sex ring and cover up involving as many as 10 priests; Francis encouraged Castillo to pursue his case after he contacted him personally, and then ordered investigation and complete transparency. MORE
Feb. 12, 2015
Moroccan security forces arrest hundreds of African migrants in country's north in attempt to keep them from crossing illegally into Spain. MORE
Feb. 1, 2015
Tens of thousands of demonstrators gather in downtown Madrid to participate in march organized by Podemos, left-wing party that is threatening to overhaul Spain's bipartisan party sytem. MORE
Jan. 27, 2015
Spanish Defense Ministry confirms that Greek F-16 fighter jet killed at least 10 people after it crashed into other planes on ground during NATO training program. MORE
Jan. 25, 2015
Authorities in Spanish territory of Ceuta in North Africa arrest four men suspected of belonging to militant Islamist network that may have been planning an attack in Spain. MORE
Jan. 25, 2015
Barrio de las Letras neighborhood of Madrid offers manageable rents and is filled with artsy and eclectic shops that sell everything from clothing to furniture and even guitars. MORE
Jan. 24, 2015
Luis Barcenas, former treasurer of Spain's Popular Party indicted in slush-fund scandal, accuses Prime Min Mariano Rajoy of being fully aware of party's illegal payments. MORE
Jan. 22, 2015
Barcelona Journal; city of Barcelona has accused daughters of wealthy industrialist Julio Munoz Ramonet of criminal theft and fraud in disappearance of important artworks from walls of mansion that he bequeathed to city at his death in 1991; Ramonet's daughters have denied allegations, saying collections removed from house had been given to them by benefactors other than their father and that did not belong to him. MORE
Jan. 6, 2015
Ibi Journal; annual mock coup that takes place in Ibi, Spain, in which mayor is humorously deposed for span of eight hours has special significance in wake of strong showing of new leftist party Podemos in Spanish vote for European Parliament; Spain's many recent corruption scandals and actual ouster of several mayors has led to record levels of dissatisfaction with government. MORE
Dec. 23, 2014
Judge Jose Castro of Spain orders Princess Cristina to stand trial on tax fraud charges alongside her husband, Inaki Urdangarin; decision dashes monarchy's hope of limiting damage to their reputation. MORE
Nov. 25, 2014
Memo from Melilla; Spanish authorities face novel legal challenge by human rights groups about border fences between Morocco and Spanish enclaves of Melilla and Ceuta; case rests on premise that some or all of the three fences that mark border are on Spanish soil and migrants are entitle to legal counsel, asylum claims or deportation proceedings for just being in proximity of fences. MORE
Nov. 23, 2014
Stacia Carr, co-founder of online video startup Vidnex, is among small business owners benefiting from Spanish law that grants business visas to foreign entrepreneurs; measure is part of Spain's effort to revamp domestic business amid recession, and offers start-ups a tempting alternative to hyper-saturated environment of Silicon Valley. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
Spanish government is selling land in deals that politicians hope will fill treasuries and that critics see as a possible repeat of a real estate bubble that led to an economic crisis. MORE
Nov. 10, 2014
More than two million Catalans take part in non-binding straw poll, voting 80.7 percent in favor of independence from Spain. MORE
Nov. 9, 2014
Catalonian tradition of castell building has become rallying point of national pride as region presses to break away from Spain in coming straw vote; many see spectacle, in which people build human towers of over 3 stories high, as metaphor for independence. MORE
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General Information on Spain
Official Name: Kingdom of Spain
Capital: Madrid (Current local time)
Government Type: Parliamentary monarchy
Area: 194,884 sq. mi., including the Balearic and Canary Islands; about the size of Arizona and Utah combined.
Languages: Castilian Spanish, Catalan, Valencian, Galician, Basque
Literacy: Total population: 97.9%; Male: 98.7%; Female: 97.2%
Web site: http://www.lamoncloa.gob.es//
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July 7, 2015, Tuesday
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July 3, 2015, Friday
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Europe's Many Economic Disasters
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July 3, 2015, Friday
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Times Readers in Europe React to Debt and Deals in Greece
Lela Moore rounds up some of the comments from Times readers in Europe regarding debt and deals in Greece.
July 2, 2015, Thursday
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Sean Scully Fills a Spanish Monastery With Bursts of Color
The Irish-American artist is showing some of his abstract works in a 1,000-year-old monastery in Spain.
July 1, 2015, Wednesday
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Spain's New Public Safety Law Has Its Challengers
Demonstrators can face hefty fines under a law that forbids unauthorized gatherings around Parliament, making amateur videos of the police and insulting officers.
July 1, 2015, Wednesday
Record Number of Refugees Crossing to Europe, U.N. Says
Most of those who have landed this year are entitled to be resettled as refugees under international law, the United Nations said.
July 1, 2015, Wednesday
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Euskaltel, Spanish Telecom Firm, Is Valued at $1.3 Billion in I.P.O.
The offering of up to 86.9 million shares by the Basque region telecommunications company was priced at €9.50 a share, the low end of its expected range.
July 1, 2015, Wednesday
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June 29, 2015 — Pictures of the Day
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June 29, 2015, Monday
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A Complicated Rescue
A man fell deep inside a cave in Spain, suffering such serious injuries that neither he nor his friends could get him out.
Building Human Pyramids for Catalonia
Castell competitions in Catalonia feature human pyramids that build community and celebrate culture as the region prepares to hold a straw vote on independence from Spain.
Spain's Premier on Ebola Crisis
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of Spain addressed his country's Congress on the Ebola threat, as health authorities have confirmed that two others suspected of having the virus have tested negative.
Spanish Hospital on Ebola-Infected Nurse
Staff members at Carlos III Hospital in Madrid discussed how they were stemming the spread of Ebola after a Spanish nurse contracted the virus.
Felipe VI Swears an Oath to Spain
Spain's new king, Felipe VI, was proclaimed monarch at a formal ceremony in the country's Parliament on Thursday.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis. — Since January 18, the Olivet
Nazarene University men's basketball team hasn't the opportunity to play a
nationally ranked opponent. On Wednesday night, Feb. 19, the Tigers were on the same
court as the No. 1 team in NAIA Division II, Cardinal Stritch University (Wis.).
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line (27.3 percent) and 6-for-10 from the free-throw line (60 percent). They
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percent from the three-point line and 86.7 percent from the free-throw line.
The Wolves committed seven first-half turnovers and had six offensive rebounds.
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their double-digit lead through the first couple of minutes of the second half. But five minutes in, the Tigers made it 53-50 with a three-pointer. Still,
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lead from three to 12 over the next five minutes. However, the Tigers had one more
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rebounds and two assists in 29 minutes after fouling out with only five minutes
left in the game.
Junior Austin Davis
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27 minutes. Sophomore Zach Wagner
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finished with five rebounds and one assist in 23 minutes.
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shooting from the field, 2-for-9 from the three-point line and 10-for-13 from
the free-throw line. He added seven rebounds and three steals in 34 minutes.
Alex Morgunov finished with 11 points on 3-for-4 shooting and 5-for-9 from the free-throw
line, and had two rebounds in 18 minutes. Tony Smit added nine points, seven rebounds
and four assists in 28 minutes.
Overall, the Tigers shot 29-for-64 from the field (45.3
percent), 7-for-19 from the three-point line (36.8 percent) and 12-for-20 from
the free-throw line (60 percent). They were outrebounded by the Wolves 38-33,
committed 17 turnovers and totaled 17 assists, with 12 offensive rebounds and
seven steals.
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percent), 3-for-18 from beyond the arc (16.7 percent) and 30-for-38 from the
free-throw line (78.9 percent). The Wolves had 11 assists, 16 turnovers, 12
offensive rebounds and 11 steals.
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Shalom Aleichem Lekulam I once saw a bumper sticker that read "If the only prayer you every say in your entire life is Thank you, it will be enough! Thank you!! To our Rov, Chazan and all the staff who have made Renee and me so very welcome. To all those in the kehillah who made our landing so soft and our transition home so smooth – Thank you!
I think it was Oscar Wilde that said "The smallest Act of kindness is worth more than the greatest intention" My family and I experienced huge acts of kindness. And to the Ribbono Shel Olam who guided us home, Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Our first Shabbat in the community brought a flood of marvelous memories. What a Shabbos to begin on! The Shul hosted the Zionist Federation who in turn hosted us to a delicious dinner.
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Introducing the New Customer Support Help Center
New Customer Support Help Center. Greetings honorable Capsuleers, As some of you may already have noticed, we have been running our Technical Support through a beta version of a new Help Center since October last year. This was to battle test the transition of all our services to a new solution which has since last Friday (2015-06-26) replaced the ticket part of our old web and in-game ticketing system, and Knowledge Base.Read full post


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President Jonathan, Monday, has ordered security agencies in th country to rescue the kidnapped foreign workers.
According to Reuben Abati, presidential spokesman, in a tweet, "Pres. Jonathan orders security agencies to rescue kidnapped foreign workers..."
Meanwhile, Police in Bauchi said four Lebanese, one Briton, a Greek citizen and an Italian were among those taken hostage by gunmen who stormed a construction site in Jama'are in Bauchi state as the assailants shot dead a security guard.


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AUDIT OF MARCH 7TH ELECTION IN PINELLAS-Andrew Stelzer
In the march 7th elections in Largo, Pinellas Park, and Safety Harbor, several sequoia vote-counting machines malfunctioned for approximately 2 hours, and election tabulation stopped until the company could email a technician some code to help fix the problem. 3 days later the elections results were certified.
Now, in an unprecedented move an audit, is being conducted on the March 7th election to verify the means and the method of the vote tally, to ensure that it was accurate. Its the first ever audit of an election which has was tabulated on Sequoia voting machines.
Pinellas supervisor of elections Deborah Clark, along with several state and local elections officials, have spent the last 2 days conducting the audit, they are being observed by several concerned citizens and local voting rights activists.
Pam Haengel is the executive director of the voting integrity alliance of Tampa bay, sheââ¬â¢s been observing the election audit at the supervisors of elections office in Pinellas County.
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Dear DMS Team & Users
One moment I was changing the content of my footer via the DMS Editor (Text Section) in Chrome... the next the page wouldn't load anymore... The Blog is still online for readers - but the changes haven't been saved (footer) and as soon as I am logged in as Admin the DMS Editor is loading... and loading...and loading.
Of course I've seen the link below concerning first helping steps... I've tried the following:
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2) Signing out and logging in again neither
3) Javascript console shows no errors
4) PHP errors DID show - but I am not sure IF they're the problem and WHAT I can change
but they are as following:
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Right now I wouldn't be able to do ANY adjustments in my layout, sections and their content... is there any way to fix this? I feel quite helpless and would love to continue to use DMS... I am far from beeing a coder... Please help
My Website URL is www.der-blasse-schimmer.de
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Blanche Ruth Sacks of Calabasas passed away suddenly on Sunday, Nov. 18, 2001. Born and raised in Terre Haute, Ind., and a resident of Los Angeles since 1953, Blanche led an exemplary life that continues to be an inspiration to many.
Her whole life was a celebration of family. She was a loving and devoted mother, grandmother and mother-in-law. She leaves behind sons, Phillip and David; their wives, Sharon and Nicholene; and grandchildren, Megan, Samantha, Andrew and Anthony. Most important to Blanche was her 58-year love affair with her husband, Dr. Harry Sacks, who will miss her immeasurably.
Blanche was an elegant woman who loved fun and laughter. She opened her heart and her home to all that needed comfort; and her honesty and sincerity made her a true friend.
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Library Task Force Still On Drawing Board
The next move in deciding the future of La Crosse's three libraries is in the mayor's hands...
Library director Kelly Krieg Sigman says Mayor Tim Kabat has not yet appointed a task force to look at ways to keep the South Branch library open beyond next year. The library board voted this month to use reserve funds and other money to avoid closing the south-side branch. At that meeting, Kabat said a task force would look into future library needs. Meanwhile, Krieg Sigman says some reduction of library hours is still being considered to save money during 2013.


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1861, abbreviation of cooperative. The hyphen is needed to avoid confusion with coop (n.).
: There were the cats, the milkmen, and the cops cooping in a police car at the corner
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fly the coop, hencoop, in the coop, rain cats and dogs
[police senses based on earlier coop, ''any shelter used by the police to avoid the elements''; fr chicken coop]
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A cooperative apartment house, store, etc (1870s+)
To convert an apartment or building from a rental to a cooperative unit: The old Sussex Arms got co-oped last year (1950s+)


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Final Score: Ole Miss 73, Loyola Marymount 70
Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Murphy Holloway recorded his fourth double- double of the season with 16 points and 14 rebounds to push the Ole Miss Rebels to a 73-70 decision over the Loyola Marymount Lions in a non-conference battle at Gersten Pavilion.
Marshall Henderson tallied a game-high 18 points for Ole Miss (8-1) as it picked up its seventh win in a row. Nick Williams and Jarvis Summers got into the mix as well with 13 and 12 points, respectively.
Anthony Ireland finished with 17 points, nine rebounds, and five assists for LMU (5-5), but he went 6-of-20 from the field and committed seven turnovers. Ashley Hamilton added 13 points and eight rebounds but was responsible for six turnovers. Ayodeji Egbeyemi chipped in 14 points while Alex Osborne contributed nine points and 10 boards.
The Rebels took a 44-33 lead into halftime after they converted 44.1 percent of their attempts from the field including 7-of-11 from three-point range. LMU fell behind after hitting 41.9 percent of its field goal tries in the opening 20 minutes.
Ole Miss led by as many as 13 early in the second half, but the Lions came roaring back to build excitement down the stretch. Ireland sank a three- pointer to cut the lead to 67-66 with 5:10 to play. However, Williams scored six of his 13 points in the final five minutes to will Ole Miss to the win. The Rebels managed to hang on despite going 1-of-8 from beyond the arc and 2- of-8 at the free throw line in the second half.
The hard fought battle was reflected in the rebounding battle as Ole Miss held a narrow 41-39 edge on the glass. LMU was unable to overcome its 17 turnovers which the Rebels turned into seven costly points.
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It was always a welcome occurrence during the basketball season to see former Bulkeley-Hartford boys coach Lou Bazzano at college and high school gyms in Hartford and the surrounding towns. He loved watching games and talking basketball, past and present.
Sadly, there will be a noticeable absence next season. Bazzano died Friday. He was 85.
He had a 202-86 record and three Capitol District Conference championships at Bulkeley (1953-66). He also was assistant and later the director of physical education, health and athletics for the Hartford public school system. He retired in 1991. He's a member of the New Britain Sports Hall of Fame. He received a Gold Key from the Connecticut Sports Writers' Alliance in '97 and was inducted into the New England Basketball Hall of Fame in 2006.


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Gillingham boss Peter Taylor insists he'll be going easy on his players as they return for pre-season on Wednesday.
The Gills players underwent fitness tests on Monday and Tuesday at Canterbury University.
Wednesday is the first day back at their Beechings Cross training ground - ahead of the first pre-season test against Folkestone on July 11.
Taylor said: "It will be hard but I don't think it will be long hard work.
"They won't be thinking, 'oh my God, I've got to do this all day'. It is nothing like that.
"There will be short-sharp sessions, some will involve running but there won't be long running, that is a cert.
"There will be a mixture of everything and we are just going to be very careful to make sure they keep fit.
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"They have been weighed and we know all about the body fat scores and the results are very good. James (the fitness coach) is very excited about it."
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Kevin Kelly
The first speaker we can introduce is Kevin Kelly. Although that name won't ring a bell with most people, Kelly is a true phenomena in some circles. The international internet community will have its eyes on Amsterdam.
Kelly is one of the biggest thinkers in the world. He locked himself up for two years to work on his magnum opus 'The Technium', and will present his work for the first time at TEDxAmsterdam.
More about Kelly
Kelly talks about the influence of technology on our society. With his best seller Out of Control (1994) he predicted the rise of decentrialised systems and network economies, and the convergence between biology and technology — between living organisms and machines.
In 2005 he did the – now famous – TED Talk 'The next 5,000 days on the web':
And in 2007 he followed up with 'How technology evolves':
Interesting links
- Kelly blogs about his book: The Technium
- Blogs hosted by Kelly Cool Tools – Conceptual Trends / Current Topics – True Films – The Quantified Self
- A New Kind of Mind is one of his most recent articles
Do you want to write about Kelly?
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Someone said in woodman's forum that she met woodman in Budapest... Guess she will be one of the next wcx girls...
O Gawd, a new set from my wifey! Life has meaning again!
she is 37-22-35, white and pretty! How a girl can be so perfect?
I really hope she never move to hardcore. She's just too pretty for that.
right vdm !! i hate photoshop too
My new number 1! I want more pics, but without photoshop!
So incredibly sexy!
any one know if she has a porn?
I don't understand how someone can give less than 5 stars to this girl. She is probably the hottest girl to get in the porn business in 2013. Hope she doesn't take too long to move to hardcore...
Thanks, her pages are now merged.
She's 10/10 definitely, but I prefer the shaved look, tbh.
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Beautiful! And a lovely piece o' ass.
same girl94932/evita-lima
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Now appears as Evita Lima on RylskyArt
Agreed. Based on the similar eye color, the shape of the navel, and a large vein near the right areola, I think they're the same person. The SB shoots show a mole on the side of her left breast, but it's not in the RA shoot, probably edited out.
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Muncie woman charged with murder of Haitian cousin
MUNCIE, Ind. - A Muncie woman now faces a murder charge in connection with the death of her 5-year-old Haitian cousin.
Delaware County prosecutors filed the charge Monday against 30-year-old Charlene Tabb alleging she directly participated in the June 22 death of Marie Pierre. Authorities have said the girl was repeatedly beaten in the weeks before she died.
The Star Press reports (http://tspne.ws/13I8ISM ) prosecutors also filed five new counts of battery against Tabb alleging she beat other children in her home, including siblings who also are accused of abusing the girl.
Prosecutors also filed three additional counts of neglect and five counts of battery against her husband, 53-year-old Marcus Tabb.
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Nikon endorses the Notion Group by Buying a Substantial Stake
KLANG, Selangor – 19th January 2010 – Notion VTec Berhad (Main Market -Technology: Notion & Code 0083) is pleased today to announced that Notion group have placed 13,844,694 NVB shares representing 10% of outstanding shares prior to the new stock issue to Nikon Corporation ("Nikon") at an issue price of RM 2.44 per share.
The issue price of RM 2.44 which was priced on 6th January 2010 represents a discount of 10% of the weighted average market price for the five(5) market days immediately preceding the said price fixing date.
Nikon commands a high global standing in the manufacture and sale of camera-related products, such as digital cameras, as well as binoculars and other optical products for consumers, such as ophthalmic lenses. These items complement Nikon's diverse array of industrial precision equipment that includes semiconductor-related equipment, IC and LCD steppers and scanners, microscopes and measuring instruments. Headquartered in Tokyo, the Nikon group recorded global sales of Japanese Yen 879.719 billion (equivalent to RM33.4 billion) for the year ended 31 March 2009.
The NVB group has been a major supplier of cam barrels (for the SLR cameras) to Nikon since 2005. The camera segment currently contributes approximately 43% of the NVB's group revenue. Having Nikon as a strategic investor should further strengthen the business relationship and create additional opportunities for both the groups. Nikon's concern on the strong Japanese Yen is also seen as a strategic move by the Group to obtain essential supply of camera components from an efficient supplier such as Notion in non-Yen currencies.
The proceeds raised of approximately RM33.78 million will be used for the expansion plans in Thailand which will create an extra floor space of 200,000 sq ft to the group's facilities. The Notion Thailand plant will in the initial stage mainly cater for Nikon (Thailand) Co Ltd which has indicated that there will be additional orders for camera parts and also possible sub-assemblies in the near future.
"The investment by Nikon Corporation in the equity of Notion is indicative of the strong confidence placed on the Group and should not affect any other camera business that we have," said Mr Thoo Chow Fah, Executive Chairman of Notion VTec Berhad.
"It is a sign that the Notion group is a key player in the supply chain management of a top notched SLR camera/Interchangeable Lens maker in the world. The camera segment will remain a key contributor to the Notion group's revenue and profitability."
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"There have been discussions on training of Notion's staff in Japan and possible future collaborative R&D in the optical and imaging segment which opens up further opportunities for skills development, technology and new business."
About Notion Group
Notion is a large scale global supplier of high precision parts for the hard disk drive, SLR camera/Lens and Industrial/Automotive industries and amongst its customers are multi-national companies who are market leaders in these industries. Its strength is in product development, engineering, quality assurance, in-house tooling and jigs & fixtures capabilities. Notion will continue to invest in new technologies to stay in the forefront.
Notion was established in 1995 as a precision machining company. Please visit the Investor Relations section of the company website (http://www.notionvtec.com/} for additional investor and financial information.
Disclaimer Regarding Forward-looking Statements
This press release material contains forward-looking statements including expectations, judgment, plans, and strategies. The forward-looking statements are based on management's assumptions and belief in light of the information currently available. Certain risks, uncertainties and other factors could cause actual results to differ materially from those discussed in the forward-looking statements. Such factors include, but are not limited to: fluctuation of currency exchange rates, overall supply and customer demand, product development and production capabilities, performance of affiliated companies, and other risks and uncertainties. Notion undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances that occur after the date the statements are made.
Notion VTec Berhad, Lot 6123, Jalan Haji Salleh, Batu 5 ½ Jalan Meru, 41050,
Klang, Selangor DE. Tel:03-3361 5615 Fax:03-3392 8482


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"Marvel's The Avengers"-the Super Hero team up of a lifetime, featuring iconic Marvel Super Heroes Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Thor, Captain America, Hawkeye and Black Widow. When an unexpected enemy emerges that threatens global safety and security, Nick Fury, Director of the international peacekeeping agency known as S.H.I.E.L.D., finds himself in need of a team to pull the world back from the brink of disaster. Spanning the globe, a daring recruitment effort begins.


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Engelberth at work at Rockingham Library projectBy Susan Smallheer
Staff Writer | January 23,2013Len Emery Photo
Construction equipment and building materials are scattered around at the Rockingham Public Library in Bellows Falls.BELLOWS FALLS The towns $2.9 million contract with Baybutt Construction Co. is over and done and workers from a new construction firm were on the scene Tuesday to button up work on the Rockingham Free Public Library, which is under renovation.
Town Manager Tim Cullenen said that Baybutt Construction of Keene, N.H., had not contacted the town since the town sent it a letter declaring the firm was in default on the $2.9 million contract.
Baybutt had a week to bring the contract into compliance, and it had 10 days to keep the town from bringing in another construction firm, Cullenen said.
We havent heard anything. Its over and done, he said.
Cullenen said that workers from Engelberth Construction Inc. of Colchester were at the library Tuesday morning to button up the library until the town decides on what route to take to complete the renovation project. Cullenen said it was a possibility that the town would take legal action against Baybutt. Its a possibility, but its yet to be determined, he said, saying the town would rely on advice from Town Attorney Stephen Ankuda of Springfield, who couldnt be reached for comment Tuesday.
The most important thing is to get the building closed up, he said.
A visit to the library Tuesday revealed equipment and machinery and building materials abandoned and dumped in place. A security fence around the portion of the library still under renovation was far from secure.
Cullenen said the town had hired Engelberth on a time and materials contract, which he estimated would cost between $10,000 and $15,000. He said he expected Engelberth would be working at the library for a couple of weeks to get things in place, with an emphasis on safety issues.
The town asserted Baybutt was in default of the contract because it had failed to pay subcontractors on the project and had failed to take out a payment and performance bond on the project, despite the town paying $21,000 toward it. Subcontractors have filed liens close to $500,000 against Baybutt and the town over the library renovation project.
The town has sent a clear message to the subcontractors that their beef is with Baybutt and not the town, since the town had paid Baybutt for their work.
The town has largely taken the management of the construction project from the librarys board of trustees, Cullenen said. The library building is owned by the town, in fact the town approved the $2.9 million bond in May 2011. The library trustees, Cullenen said, are in charge of the library operations and programming.
Cullenen said his priority was getting the project moving forward, and not finding out who was responsible for the bond foul-up.
I dont care who dropped the ball. That was six months ago, Cullenen said.
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My last post in this space was on 2012/08/09. I thought this is good time to post another helpful tips on SCCM 2012 R2 upgrade with a checklist. Now we start planning the upgrade from SCCM ConfigMgr 2012 Sp1 to SCCM 2012 R2. As First step, I would perform is download all the binaries including Windows ADK 8.1, Prerequisite Files for ConfigMgr R2 and CM2012 R2.
ConfigMgr SCCM 2012 R2 Upgrade Checklist
- All the sites in the hierarchy must have ConfigMgr SCCM 2012 SP1. If you've not upgraded SCCM 2012 RTM to SP1. Have a look at the SP1 upgrade checklist here.
- Top to Down approach. Need to upgrade the CAS server (if you've one) first then primary and it's secondary servers.
- No need to update remote Site System servers (remote DPs, MPs, SUPs). However, ensure that prerequisite for installed site system roles.


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Sue's Morning Stretch: Fresher the food, the easier the preparationContinue reading.
Sue's Morning Stretch: Making the most of your CSA
The CSAs (Community Supported Agriculture) are starting to deliver their shares of boxes of produce. And now that you're getting yours, what are you going to do with it?
Here are some tips on how to make the most of what you get:
You gotta have a plan. But not the way you usually do meal planning. You have to look at what you received and THEN decide what you will make. Will this work in a pasta sauce? Or can that one work as a filling for tacos? Build your weekly menu around what you received.
Wash and prep as much as possible as soon as possible. My friends who use CSAs tell me they pull off the green tops of the produce as soon as they have their box at home. (The tops draw moisture from beets, carrots, etc.) Some of them sauté those top right then and there for use later. And, they say if the produce is chopped and ready to go, it'll be easier later in the week to put it to use. Makes sense.
Use the fragile first. Cilantro is so perishable. You get some of that, use it as fast as you can. But hardy veggies – your onions, beets – can be prepared later in the week.
Remember, eggs are your friend. It's easy to get tired of what you received. You have to use the produce up in different ways. Tired of kale or spinach salads? Chop some up and add it to eggs for an omelet dinner.
Think lettuce two (or more) ways. About the second week in August the family might start to rebel when you serve them yet another salad. That's when you have to start improvising. You can sauté lettuce. I just saw someone do a demo where they were heating lettuce on a grill pan (not iceberg; something sturdier like romaine). Or puree it and add to a soup or smoothie (my kid does that all the time).
Don't forget salad dressing. Add some of the herbs you get to a simple buttermilk dressing; you won't be disappointed.
To freeze or not to freeze. It's very easy to start freezing whatever you didn't use in those early weeks. Unless you have an extra freezer or a lot of space, you'll be taking up valuable real estate you might really need later.
Share. If you know you aren't going to finish your week's bounty, offer some to a neighbor or friend. That's better than letting it waste away. And people will be so appreciative.
Make time to read. Most, if not all, CSAs have newsletters and websites. Visit them weekly to get their ideas on how to use up your week's supply. Hunt around on the web for bloggers and other CSAs to see how they're using their produce.
Embrace the unusual. If you get something you never used before, be brave. Find out its best use and make that. You may find something you never knew you loved. That is why so many grow so devoted to their CSA shares; they open their palate to new culinary adventures.
– Sue Ontiveros


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In the middle of the Bronze Age, around 1000 BCE, the quantity of metal artefacts traded in the Baltic Sea region increased dramatically. Around that same time, a new type of monument appeared along the coasts; stones set on edge and arranged in the form of ships, built by the maritime culture involved in that same metal trade.
These Bronze Age maritime groups were part of a network that extended across large parts of northern Europe and with links further to the south: a network maintained due to the increasing dependence on bronze and other important raw materials as a means of social status and cultural dependency.
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PLUS - two scarier attractions for all ages - the famous Horrid Hayride and the Haunted House.
Open on October weekends and every day from Sat 25th Oct to Sun 2nd Nov.
... get ready for Halloween here at Tulleys... and at home!
The all new Halloween Store will be open - for all things Halloween - from Sat 27th Sept to Sun 2 Nov.
And if that wasn't enough... The newly refurbished Haunted House will be the store's neighbour, open every day for you to enter* if you want to add a little spooky-ness to your shopping trip.
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Idaho State University Student Dietetics Organization wins national honor for developing community workshop
Posted May 21, 2014
The Idaho State University student dietetics and consumer science organization is the first-place recipient of the National Professional Project award from Phi Upsilon Omicron, the National Honor Society in Family and Consumer Sciences.
"We've won a lot of regional and national awards, but this is the first time we've won the biggest one," said Laura McKnight, advisor for the ISU Beta Rho Chapter of Phi Upsilon Omicron."
The 26 members of the Beta Rho Chapter were honored for their project "Developing Health Traditions: A Community Workshop" that the group completed last November.
"They did all kinds of activities for this project," McKnight said. "Some students were responsible for developing a cookbook, other students were responsible for cooking stations and others presented in our food lab."
Twenty-five community members attended the event held in the ISU food labs. The event included a cooking component, holiday craft making and a presentation on how to budget gift-giving time and efforts during the holiday season.
The ISU Beta Rho Chapter will be presented the award at the national Phi Upsilon Omicron National Conclave that will be hosted by the ISU chapter at the Marriott in Meridian.
The ISU group received a plaque and a $150 prize for winning first place.


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ASU's Deantre Lewis moving back to offense
Depth has been a factor for Arizona State in Todd Graham's first year as head coach, especially in the defensive secondary.
Back in September, in an effort to bolster the defensive depth, Graham decided to switch sophomore Deantre Lewis from tailback and give him a shot at safety.
Lewis saw action in a handful of games on defense, tallying four total tackles. But he wasn't part of the travel team that lost at USC 38-17, and it now looks like the experiment is over.
"We tried to move him over to DB and I think it's been very tough from a learning standpoint for him," Graham said following Tuesday's practice in Tempe. "He kind of was excited about it for a couple weeks, then he got kind of confused and kind of hit a wall, so we're going to probably move him back and get him going, working at tailback."
Lewis opened eyes as a true freshman in 2010 when he ran for 552 yards on just 92 carries and scored four touchdowns. In that season, he had three consecutive games with more than 100 yards rushing (122 at Wisconsin, 127 vs. Oregon and 104 at Oregon State). He was also a threat in the passing game, catching 23 balls for 370 yards and another score.
Lewis was shot in February of 2011 while visiting family in Riverside, California. He didn't play last season while recovering from his injuries.
"Deantre helped us in some nickel and dime stuff, he just wasn't able to progress," Graham said. "So he wasn't playing, and if he's not going to play, we'd rather him be back over there and give us some depth at running back."
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The U.S. Peace Corps said on Wednesday it was pulling all 340 volunteers from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea because of the spreading Ebola virus that has killed 672 people in the three countries since February.
A Peace Corps spokesperson said two volunteers were isolated and under observation after being exposed to a person who later died of Ebola.
"These volunteers are not symptomatic and are currently isolated and under observation," the spokesperson said in a statement.
The Peace Corps, citing privacy concerns, declined to say where the two volunteers had come into contact with the Ebola victim.
The two volunteers would return to the United States once they were cleared to travel, the Peace Corps spokesperson added.
It is the worst outbreak on record of the deadly virus, according to the World Health Organization. The virus is thought to stem from wild animals like forest bats and is transmitted between humans by touching victims or through bodily fluids.
Earlier, the Peace Corps said it was "temporarily removing its volunteers from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea due to the increasing spread of the Ebola virus."
The Peace Corps currently has 102 volunteers in Guinea, 108 in Liberia and 130 in Sierra Leone working in the areas of education, health and agriculture.
The State Department has confirmed that one U.S. citizen died from Ebola in Nigeria after being infected in Liberia. Two other American aid workers infected with Ebola - Dr. Kent Brantly and missionary Nancy Writebol - are in serious condition, but have shown slight improvement.
They were part of a team in Liberia from North Carolina-based Christian relief groups Samaritan's Purse and SIM.
Reporting by Lesley Wroughton; Editing by Sandra Maler, Peter Cooney and Diane Craft
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Ambridge Man Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison For Conspiring To Distribute Crack Cocaine
PITTSBURGH, Pa. - A resident of Ambridge, Pa., has been sentenced in federal court in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to five years in prison, to be followed by seven years of supervised release, on his conviction of violating the federal drug laws, United States Attorney David J. Hickton announced today.
United States District Judge Cercone imposed the sentence on Rodricus M. Griffie, a/k/a Ricas, 35.
According to information presented to the court, from December 2005 until October 2007, in the Western District of Pennsylvania, Griffie conspired with others to distribute and to possess with the intent to distribute 50 grams or more of crack cocaine.
Assistant United States Attorney Troy Rivetti prosecuted this case on behalf of the government.
U.S. Attorney Hickton commended the Pennsylvania State Police, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Center Township Police Department, the Borough of Ambridge Police Department, and the Harmony Township Police Department for the investigation leading to the successful prosecution of Griffie.
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Author Makes His Pitch September 9th
Do you love baseball? Do you enjoy history? Do you want to know more about baseball history? Come hear Mike Lackey talk about the inspiring story of Long Bob Ewing, told in his book Spitballing: the Baseball Days of Long Bob Ewing. It's a program filled with baseball history and anecdotes. It all starts at 6:00 pm on Tuesday, September 9th. Copies of the book will be available for purchasing and signing.
Mike Lackey is a retired reporter, editor and columnist whose newspaper career included 37 years at The Lima (Ohio) News. Spitballing was a 2013 CASEY Award nominee for best baseball book of the year sponsored by Spitball magazine. This summer the book won the Larry Ritter Book Award given by the Society for American Baseball Research.
Bob Ewing's first major league game was in April 1902. Imagine! Our library's earlier Carnegie-backed building was under construction. Spitballing describes an era very different from our own. Here's more about the book:
A colorful time in baseball and American history comes alive in this multi-layered biography of an Ohio farm boy who employed a combination of spit and savvy to earn a place in the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame. Author Mike Lackey drops the reader into the early years of the 20th century the dead ball era, when low-scoring, highly contentious baseball was a potent mixture of fastballs and fisticuffs. Gambling was endemic. Night baseball was a gasp-inducing experiment. Sunday ball was illegal in many places. Black baseball was a separate world. The professional ballplayer was a social outcast described as "a slave held in bondage," and yet hundreds of ambitious young men battled for barely 250 jobs in the major leagues. The spitball was legal and Bob Ewing, the National League's first master of the dampened delivery, used it to contend with the best in the game and as his ticket to see the rapidly changing country, from the trolley leagues to the White House, and then to a post-baseball stint as a Prohibition-era lawman.
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Adult Readers:
From biographies to comedies, murder mysteries to outer space exploration, you can learn, explore and escape in a book. While today libraries offer so much more, books remain the foundation of library services. Whether you want to do in-depth research on the Cold War or escape into the latest bestseller, books will provide information and entertainment.
Jay County Public Library encourages you to Fall in Love with Books in all their forms this fall. From September 1st through November 15th read or listen to books of all types and let us know how much you loved them.
Our goal is to have over 1,200 library books read and rated here in Jay County. Registration forms will be available at the library beginning September 1st and your participation packets will include book review tickets, a calendar of events and a list of staff favorites if you are looking for a place to start.
Create a sign of your love! Watch for details on "Make a Book Dahlia" September 22nd.
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Chilton Auto Repair Now Online
One of the most popular mechanic resources is now at the touch of your fingers with your computer or iPad. Fix your car any time of the day or night.
ChiltonLibrary database is available online to Jay County Library patrons at home or in the garage. Link to it through the library's homepage and use your library card to have access to repair and maintenance information and diagrams.
The database is also available free of charge on the library computers where no library card is required. (Printing charges of 15¢ a sheet do apply.)
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Keep an eye on the new look materializing in the Teen area. Young adult fiction is there, including shelves of Graphic Novels. An "island" is filled with the newest books and teen magazines.
Staffer Elysia Gipson is working hard to make it a welcoming place. Her displays are showing up on the big red wall (newly covered in a rich red this year) over the shelves dedicated to graphic novels. In the spirit of "how can it be over already!" she's collecting teens' input on the "favorite thing you did over your summer vacation."
Rumor has it that Elysia is looking at different possibilities for tables and seating, so watch for more changes to come.
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Stan Lee is the co-creator of such iconic characters as Spider-Man, the Avengers, Iron Man, the Incredible Hulk, the Fantastic Four, as well as hundreds of others.
Stan Lee is also the Honorary Chair of Library Card Sign-up Month.
Comics, superheroes, and library cards?
Here's a Stan Lee quote:
Be a hero and tell your friends, "Get your card and check out materials for free, whether comics or Shakespeare (or both!)."
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"When my grandkids come to visit they always want to come to the library.
We've seen lots of visiting grandkids and grandparents discovering the books, puzzles, puppet theater, play kitchen and computers.
Consider a visit to the library to check out a book to have ready to share with someone from another generation on Grandparents Day, coming up September 7th.
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A library card is an essential school supply no matter what grade you're in!
Hook and Needles Club
September 23rd, drop in 5:30—7:00 p.m.
Bring your own supplies. Share patterns, ideas, skills.
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One 2 One Tech Tutoring Do you need an introduction to the Internet or help with basic computer skills? Make an appointment for a 30-minute individual tutoring session with Cheryl or Cindy.
One 2 One Tech Tutoring
Do you need an introduction to the Internet or help with basic computer skills?
Make an appointment for a 30-minute individual tutoring session with Cheryl or Cindy.
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Make a gift in honor or in memory of someone special. Gifts are acknowledged by letter and by publication in this newsletter, both print and online versions. Gift books are marked with a special bookplate.
Given in memory of Helen Skiver
Swan Point / Sherryl Woods
Invincible / Diana Palmer
Gift by Betty Dailey
Donation forms are available at the library or our website. For more details call the library at 260-726-7890.
Gifts can also be made to the library's endowment at The Portland Foundation. Contact the Foundation at 260-726-4260 for details.
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People are living books.
The real library of life is community.
- Bryant McGill, Simple Reminders: Inspiration for Living Your Best Life
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The Friends of the Jay County Public Library would like to express special thanks to their business and organization members. It's great to have these Friends in our shared mission to support our community's library.
Portland Evening Optimist Club
Accelerated Curing Inc
Jay County Beverage
Poet Bio Refining
Ohio Valley Gas
Next regular Friends of the Library meeting is Tuesday, September 16th at 6:30 p.m. Come spend some time with Friends.
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SICKLE cell patients have every reason to rejoice following the announcement that the Muhimbili National Hospital sickle cell centre will offer service from Monday to Friday.
Head of Physical Non Communicable Disease in the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Ms Sarah Maongezi, said in Dar es Salaam yesterday that the children with the disease can have a life expectance of up to 42 years if the disease is diagnosed early enough and treatment is offered on time.
"The government pledges its support to improve healthcare to Sickle Cell Disease by supporting our health facilities such as Muhimili National Hospital and working with all stakeholders to raise awareness about the burden of Sickle Cell Disease in the country," said Ms Maongezi.
She said the government has included Sickle Cell Disease on the list of priority diseases in Non-Communicable Disease Strategy, saying the strategy allows for dissemination of information to educate various stakeholders including patients, health providers and the public.
The centre will also serve as a clinical research and training centre and will be a referral for patients from all over the country. Tanzania ranks 4th in the world with the highest number of sickle cell disease birth a year up to 11,000 cases after Nigeria, India and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
"We are also working through the East African community to develop a regional strategy for Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda and Burundi," she said. She commended the Sickle Cell Disease Foundation of Tanzania for working with health institutions to strengthen the health service for the people with the disease.
In his remarks, the Canadian Ambassador, Alexandre Lévêque, said the citizens must be made aware of the disease and that the hospitals across the country must be able to deliver the screening and provide follow up care.
"The High Commission of Canada through its Canada Fund for Local Initiative is providing the fund to the foundation to create publicity and information material designed to raise awareness of the disease," said the ambassador. Canada has donated 20m/- to the Sickle Cell Disease Foundation of Tanzania to facilitate a Public Awareness Campaign geared to curb the mortality rate of children with the disease.
Mr Lévêque noted that the disease is preventable through a number of relatively simple measures including early diagnosis through newborn screening and the provision of appropriate medical care involving prevention of infection and quick intervention if acute symptoms develop. The campaign titled 'Improving Child Survival by Strengthening Healthcare for Sickle Cell Disease' would be carried out countrywide.


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Chevron Seeks to Restart Its Richmond Refinery Project
Bloomberg reports that Chevron Corp. sought permission from Richmond, California, regulators yet again to upgrade equipment at its refinery there. A California court halted construction on new equipment at the Richmond refinery in 2009 amid concerns the upgrades would allow it to refine heavier and more polluting crude oil. The company said its new permit application will address questions raised by a California appellate court last year about an environmental impact report prepared for the project. The appeals court found that the environmental report failed to specify whether the upgrades would allow Chevron to refine heavier oil and to outline measures for mitigating increases in greenhouse gas emissions. The Richmond City Council had relied on the report when it voted 5-4 in 2008 to issue permits for the project.


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GREENWICH, Conn. — Greenwich's Katha Diddel-Warren reached the podium in the Westchester Triathlon for the fifth straight year Sept. 23. This year's victory in her age group, however, was far and away her most meaningful.
Diddel-Warren won her age group in 2:54:48, nearly six minutes ahead of her closest challenger. More significantly, the race proved she has recovered from a bizarre medical ordeal earlier this year that doctors said would end her athletic career.
"I've been lucky,'' Diddel-Warren said. "I had a tough year with a lot of health issues. I was very happy to have won."
Diddel-Warren also won her age group at Westchester last year. A few months later, however, she developed a complex health situation, which she declined to disclose, that threatened her career as an endurance athlete. "Doctors said you'll never be doing these sports ever again,'' Diddel-Warren said. "You won't be able to ride a bike, you won't be able to swim. The only thing you might be able to do is run. With all of that, I ended up getting lucky and having a good year."
Her comeback began in the Boston Marathon. With little training and just two weeks after her final surgery, Diddel-Warren finished in 4:36:02. The weather was brutally hot, and her time was far from her best. Given the circumstances, however, navigating the 26.2 miles from Hopkinton, Mass., to Boston was a huge accomplishment.
"Doctors didn't want me to run Boston,'' Diddel-Warren said. "Many don't think marathons are good for you, anyway. They were relieved after I finished and thrilled. I wanted to do it. How can you not want to run Boston? It was amazing to finish. It was almost like it was on the wings of angels."
Diddel-Warren ran the race with a woman she met on the course and finished with her son running alongside her. "There was all this good karma going on,'' she said. "My son never comes to watch my races. He was sprinting next to me at the finish. It was like something was there helping me."
The race in Boston was only the beginning. In June, Diddel-Warren finished third in her age group at the Escape From Alcatraz triathlon, an event that includes many of the top triathletes in the world. At the U.S.A. Triathlon Age Group Nationals in August, Diddel-Warren finished 24th in the Olympic distance event.
She finished second in her age group in the Falmouth Road Race (she had won her division every year since 1997), won her age group in the Harryman Triathlon in New York and will race in the World Triathlon Championships in New Zealand later this month. She has been ranked in the Top 100 in her age group in the United States for several years.
Diddel-Warren started competing in triathlons six years ago and has been a long-time runner and cyclist. She played tennis and squash in college but has been an endurance athlete ever since. She is a member of the Greenwich Triathlon Club and the cycling team for Targetraining.
The past year has been a roller-coaster of emotions, and the Westchester victory represented her zenith. It gets her back in the Alcatraz race next year, and further distances herself from the painful memory of a winter filled with health problems.
"I love the outdoors,'' Diddel-Warren said. "And I really love the community that you meet through marathons and triathlons. There is a lot of joy in the sport, and it's nice to wake up each day and know that you have training to do. I can't think of a better way to start the day."
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Kane should stay heel. I remember during the 2000-2005 period when Kane was at his heel best, people boo'd him with a smile on their faces.
The Journey of 1000 Miles begins with a single step!
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Mass Communications
Mass Communication: The Film School @ NNU
The official degree is called "Mass Communication", but what that means at NNU is "Film School!"
This is where you learn to write, produce, shoot, direct, and edit professional movies, videos, television programs.
But this isn't a technical school where you only learn how to push buttons. Our motto is "Fusing Art and Literature," and in the process we spend a lot of time talking about the philosophy and theory of visual storytelling.
We watch hundreds of movies to figure out what works and what doesn't.
We discover the history, law, ethics, and business of filmmaking.
We learn to tell stories, and we learn to tell them well.
Of course, we also learn to shoot. In four years you'll spend hundreds of hours on professional film sets, both producing your own work and as part of large collaborative crews.
This is film school. It's not about pushing buttons. It's about learning how and when and why to push those buttons to tell meaningful stories and impact lives.
Welcome to The Film School @ NNU!
What can you do after Film School?
Parents and students often ask, "Where do graduates of the Film School go after graduation? Do they really get jobs?"
Well, yes!
And those students who applied themselves most -- those who took their school work seriously and took advantage of all the great opportunities we provide -- got the best jobs.
Here's a sampling of where a few of our film school alums are working:
- Dreamworks Studios
- Local TV stations
- Own production company in Seattle
- Large independent film company
- On the mission field in South America and Africa
- Mission Aviation Fellowship
- Producing a show for The History Channel
- As head of video production for another college


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I don't know what to do next
My other engine of my domi got it complete with a new piston etc.
But 1000km later it also cracked and I was grinding over the floor.
But now I don't trust that engine anymore because it is the 2nd time. So I bought an other Domi for parts and stuff.
And used up the Engine, Everything worked fine until I needed to pull out the air out of the oil pump......
Tryed several things, Now the pump do pump oil throught the under channel [not the left one] So i mounted my oil filter back in place loosen the banjo at the top and started it on the startmotor, No oil coming out. and the battery was getting empty.
Charged it up for 1 day.
The other day I checked again there was oil coming from below, layed down my motorcycle, put the oil filter compartment full of oil, so there is no air inside it. Put my motorcycle upright started it
Waited for some time around 40sec. And there is also no oil comming out off the top.
What to do
The only thing I can think, remove the pump from the engine aind do it like the manuel :S
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