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"His name shall endure for ever: his name shall be continued as long as the sun: and men shall be blessed in him: all nations shall call him blessed" (Psalm 72:17).
"Mom, it's my turn to hold the flag today, right?" asked my five-year-old son.
"Yes, honey," I replied, "but you can't be silly. If you want to hold the flag, you have to stand up straight and tall with your right hand on your heart."
As we started the day with the Pledge of Allegiance, holding the flag was considered an honor in our homeschool. My father was a World War II veteran who had passed on his love for history, country, and flag to his children and grandchildren. Sharing heroic stories of combat and bravery, my father instilled a sense of pride and respect for the American flag, especially on June 14.
June 14 was first proclaimed Flag Day in 1916 by President Woodrow Wilson and officially became recognized as National Flag Day in 1949 when President Harry Truman signed the National Flag Day into law. Although June 14 is not declared an official federal holiday, it is a wonderful day for homeschoolers and all Americans to show respect for what our flag represents — one nation under God. With so many voices disputing that fact today, teaching our children to honor and handle the flag correctly is one way to develop a patriotic spirit and appreciation for those who died in protecting our flag.
Does your homeschooling family know how to honor the American flag? If not, today is a great day to start a short unit study on our nation's greatest symbol. As your children learn to honor those who have died to keep Old Glory waving, they'll also discover the Holy God who made our country great. "All the ends of the world shall remember and turn unto the LORD: and all the kindreds of the nations shall worship before thee. For the kingdom is the LORD's: and he is the governor among the nations" (Psalm 22:27-28).
Lord, help us to remember the blessings You gave this country because we trusted in You. Show me how to teach my children how to honor the flag, so they might continue to keep this one nation under God. In Jesus' name, Amen.
"His name shall endure for ever: his name shall be continued as long as the sun: and men shall be blessed in him: all nations shall call him blessed" (Psalm 72:17).

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I love music! love to dance, (never been into the whole club scene thing, but you'll find me home dancing to music with my son ;) from country to rap. Love spending time with family,watching movies..not a picky person,as long as I'm with good company
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Rising Nashville recording artist Kaitlyn Baker will celebrate the release of her debut single "Burn" when she opens for multi-award-winning country singer Travis Tritt in Albany, Georgia, on Friday, July 18. The concert will be a fundraiser for the Darton State College Foundation, which awards scholarships to deserving students.
Baker, who is 19, has been performing professionally since she was a young girl. She has previously opened for other well-known artists at fairs and festivals near her hometown of Pound, Virginia, but she is especially excited about the upcoming show with Tritt.
"I've been listening to Travis Tritt since I was a baby," Baker said. "I love his songs, and he's such a great musician. Another reason I'm drawn to him is because I feel like he's genuine. He just kind of remains who he is."
Seven of Tritt's albums are certified platinum or higher by the Recording Industry Association of America, including "It's All About to Change," which achieved triple-platinum status. His most recent album, "The Calm After..." garnered rave reviews when it was released in 2013. Tritt has received two GRAMMY Awards (for "The Whiskey Ain't Workin'" and "Same Old Train") and four awards from the Country Music Association. He has been a member of the Grand Ole Opry since 1992.
Baker, who previously released three self-produced albums, recently signed with Silvercreek Records in Nashville, and will soon release an album through Sony/RED. "Burn," her first single being released to radio, is about a woman who had had enough of her husband's cheating.
"We're real excited to have Travis Tritt and Kaitlyn Baker performing," said Glenn Tennyson, chairman of the Darton College Foundation. "Travis is a living legend and Kaitlyn is an upcoming superstar. She's got the voice, the looks and the style. This is going to be a fantastic concert."
Travis Tritt will perform with opening act Kaitlyn Baker at Cavalier Arena, Darton State College, 2400 Gillionville Road, Albany, Georgia 31707, on Friday, July 18. Doors open at 8:00 p.m. Baker will go on at 9:00 p.m. Tritt will go on at 10:00 p.m. Tickets are $25-$45 in advance (an additional $10 the day of the show) and can be purchased at http://www.ticketalternative.com/Events/27969.aspx.
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House fire stalls smart meter deployment while Peco Energy investigates cause
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Peco Energy, the electric utility serving the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania region, is temporarily stopping its smart meter installations to investigate why 15 of the meters overheated, including one that caused a fire at a home in Bucks County Wednesday.
According to a news article in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Peco has finished investigations of 6 of the 15 instances of overheating and says it likely was caused by "preexisting" problems with the homes' wiring where it connects to the meter - and not a fault in the meter itself.
"We want to make sure we understand exactly what is happening, since safety is our top concern," said Peco spokeswoman Cathy Engel Menendez.
Similar fires have been recorded in Australia, British Columbia, California and Florida. In all cases, utilities attributed the fires to faulty home wiring.


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LaRue County's robotics team, the Robo Hawks, was honored at the Kentucky FIRST LEGO League State Robotics Championship Jan. 14.
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Through analysis of No Child Left Behind data and state assessment results, LaRue County Schools officials have produced the annual Comprehensive District Improvement Plan for the district. The plan was approved unanimously by the school board at the Jan. 17 meeting.
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The security breaches at Sony and RSA received a tremendous amount of media coverage – and rightly so, given their impact on those organizations. However, there are hundreds of security events occurring every day that don't make the news and are just as, if not more, dangerous. In this webinar, HP's DVLabs will present the top five attacks it has seen that slipped by traditional media. The security incidents discussed during this presentation demonstrate new techniques that attackers are using as well as why these are significant to the enterprise. The intention of this webinar is to use these attacks as examples for helping attendees better identify where they are vulnerable so they can be prepared to address these vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
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While anonymizers can serve a positive purpose by protecting a user's personal information by hiding their computer's identifying information, their use in your network environment can be dangerous. Anonymizers can evade enterprise security devices, and their misuse can make your organization susceptible to malware and unwanted intrusions. Attend this session to learn how you can detect and block elusive anonymizers from wreaking havoc on your network.
Anatomy of a Cyber Attack
Mar 17 2015
45 mins
Bob Corson, Director, Solutions Marketing, TrendMicro & Patrick Hill, Sr Product Line Manager, DVLabs
Victims of targeted attacks, or advanced persistent threats (APTs), make the headlines. Attend this webinar to learn how APTs work and how to defend your business from them. Pat Hill, HP TippingPoint Product Manager, and Bob Corson, Director, Solutions Marketing, discuss the anatomy of an attack and why it's critical to detect and isolate the attack at "patient zero," the initial point of infection.
Attend this webinar to learn:
· How the bad guys evade your security
· The counter measures you need to detect and block them
· How HP TippingPoint and Trend Micro have partnered to neutralize patient zero
HP Cyber Risk Report 2015: The Past is Prologue
Mar 12 2015
28 mins
Jewel Timpe, Senior Manager- Threat Research, HP Security Research
In the world of information security, the past isn't dead; it isn't even the past. The 2015 edition of HP's annual security-research analysis reveals a threat landscape still populated by old problems and known issues, even as the pace of new developments quickens. In 2014, well-known attacks and misconfigurations existed side-by-side with mobile and connected devices (the "Internet of Things") that remained largely unsecured. As the global economy continues its recovery, enterprises continued to find inexpensive access to capital; unfortunately, network attackers did as well, some of whom launched remarkably determined and formidable attacks over the course of the year.
The 2015 edition of the HP Cyber Risk Report, drawn from innovative work by HP Security Research (HPSR), examines the nature of currently active vulnerabilities, how adversaries take advantage of them, and how defenders can prepare for what lies ahead. Jewel Timpe, HPSR's senior manager of threat research, describes the report's findings and explains how this intelligence can be used to better allocate security funds and personnel resources for enterprises looking toward tomorrow.
Targeted Attacks - Six Keys for Fighting Back
Mar 6 2015
65 mins
Bob Corson, Director, Solutions Marketing, Trend Micro & Patrick Hill, Senior Product Line Manager for HP Enterprise Security
Target, Sony, Anthem - the biggest recent breaches have taught us all big lessons. Namely, that traditional security solutions are ineffective against advanced threats. And today's targeted attacks not only can rob your organization of sensitive data, customers, reputation - they can cost senior leaders their jobs.
Register for this session to learn the 6 Keys to Success in Fighting Advanced Threats. Hear first-hand from security leaders at HP and Trend Micro how to:
- Monitor all attack phases;
- Mind security gaps;
- Defeat anti-evasion features & more.
Outthinking the Bad Guys
Feb 6 2015
22 mins
Art Gilliland, General Manager of HP Enterprise Security Products
Businesses are spending so much money on security -- almost $47 billion in 2013 -- and yet the number of breaches continues to increase. To mitigate the risks of increasingly sophisticated, innovative and persistent threats, we need to change the way we think about our security programs. In this webcast, Art Gilliland, General Manager of HP Enterprise Security Products, talks about the challenges all enterprises face from the bad guys -- and the critical steps businesses must take to defend against today's most advanced threats.
HP TippingPoint—every second matters
Jan 12 2015
3 mins
HP TippingPoint
A next-generation intrusion prevention system (IPS) shouldn't just keep your company safe, it should be quick to implement and easy to manage. HP TippingPoint is the simple, effective, and reliable solution for network security that protects you faster—when every second matters.
This video explains how TippingPoint stops threats faster. Watch it to learn:
•How HP TippingPoint provides 80% threat coverage out of the box
•How most companies install TippingPoint in less than two hours
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Jan 9 2015
4 mins
John Kindervag, Vice President and Principal Analyst, Forrester Research
Hackers don't have change management, so they can change and deploy threats faster than companies can respond to them. That's the message of Forrester Principal Analyst John Kindervag in this short but important video. He explores the impact of a changing threat environment and new zero-day threats on cyber defenses.
View it to learn:
•Why it's important for security professionals to change their mindset when dealing with the changed threat landscape
•Why conventional defenses based on exploit signatures no longer work
•Why context-aware defenses that correlate incoming attacks to outgoing data exfiltration are required for enhanced security
Top 5 Security Threats of 2014: How to Protect Yourself for the New Year!
Dec 11 2014
41 mins
Joanna Burkey, HP TippingPoint DVLabs Manager
2014 has been an explosive year riddled with nasty security threats. Some of these you may have heard about like Heartbleed and Shellshock, but others like Sandworm, may have gone unnoticed or worse unprotected on your network. This webcast will offer an explanation of the top vulnerabilities, how they could have infected your network and security precautions to protect your organization. Don't miss it.
Challenges and Solutions for Securing Today's Enterprise Network
Nov 18 2014
39 mins
Julian Palmer, Senior Product Manager, HP SW HPN Security - TippingPoint
As enterprise network design changes and evolves to incorporate mobile devices, BYOD and cloud solutions, the traditional network perimeter is breaking down. All this, while attacks are getting ever more sophisticated. This session will discuss the challenges facing the modern enterprise network, and show how HP TippingPoint network security products offer solutions that can help.
Defending the Network in the Battle Against Malware
Oct 22 2014
49 mins
Joanna Burkey, HP TippingPoint DVLabs Manager & Russell Meyers, Global Product Line Manager, HP TippingPoint
With malware and botnets wreaking havoc worldwide, stopping network infiltration and protecting confidential data is proving increasingly difficult. This session introduces you to a triple-threat triple ally against attackers: HP TippingPoint with ThreatDV. Join us and learn how HP TippingPoint and the power combo of ThreatDV, weekly Digital Vaccine package, and reputation feed help networks stay ahead of attacks by blocking infiltration, phone-home, command-and-control, and data exfiltration.
5th Annual Ponemon Cost of Cyber Crime Study Results: APJ
Oct 10 2014
56 mins
Sponsored by HP Enterprise Security, Independently conducted by Ponemon Institute LLC
Explore cyber crime in Asia Pacific and Japan
The cost of cyber crime is on the rise in the APJ region, according to the 2014 Cost of Cyber Crime study from the Ponemon Institute. Among 30 companies surveyed in Australia, the reported per-company cost for Internet-driven crime was $4 million, up 8.4% from 2013. In Japan, the per-company average hit $6.9 million in the study, up 5.7% from 2013.
On the more optimistic side, companies in the region are achieving notable ROI for their investments in cyber security solutions. The average ROI for seven security technologies was 16% in Australia and 17% in Japan. For a close-up view of these and other findings from the institute's research in Australia and Japan, join Dr. Larry Ponemon, chairman and founder of the Ponemon Institute, for our APJ Security webinar.
5th Annual Ponemon Cost of Cyber Crime Study Results: Americas
Oct 9 2014
60 mins
Sponsored by HP Enterprise Security, Independently conducted by Ponemon Institute LLC
Explore cyber crime in the Americas
In the 2014 Cost of Cyber Crime study, U.S. companies reported an average of $12.7 million in losses to cyber crime. That was the highest national average in the study by the Ponemon Institute. Among the 59 U.S. companies in the survey, the average cost of cyber crime climbed by more than 9% over the course of the year.
Among other findings, the study noted that the most costly cyber crimes are those caused by denial of services, malicious insiders, and malicious code. These threats account for more than 55 percent of all cyber crime costs. For a fuller look at these and other findings from the institute's study of U.S. companies, join Dr. Larry Ponemon, chairman and founder of the Ponemon Institute, for our AMS Security webinar
5th Annual Ponemon Cost of Cyber Crime Study Results: EMEA
Oct 8 2014
59 mins
Sponsored by HP Enterprise Security, Independently conducted by Ponemon Institute LLC
Explore cyber crime in Europe
For its 2014 Cost of Cyber Crime study, the Ponemon Institute expanded its focus in Europe to encompass the Russian Federation, as well as France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Collectively, the institute surveyed 137 companies in Europe in a study that found broad differences in the reported costs of cyber crime across the region. The per-company average ranged from $3.3 million in the Russian Federation to $8.1 million in Germany.
The study results indicate that over the course of the year, cyber crime rose 20.5% in France, 17.4% in the U.K., and 7.2% in Germany. For a closer look at these and other findings from the institute' European research, join Dr. Larry Ponemon, chairman and founder of the Ponemon Institute, for our EMEA Security webinar.
HP TippingPoint is On Your Side When Every Second Matters
Sep 25 2014
28 mins
Russell Meyers, Global Product Line Manager, HP TippingPoint
Security defenses are only effective when you can easily deploy and manage them. HP TippingPoint Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention System and Next-Generation Firewall make it easy. And the TippingPoint Security Management System provides a dashboard to show you the state of your defenses and instantly see attacks that are blocked.
Every second matters. Watch this interactive demo to learn how:
· Easy it is to automatically download the latest Digital Vaccine packages to stay up-to-date with the latest security intelligence
· Simple it is to share security configurations and policies across devices
· The at-a-glance dashboard effortlessly shows your protection status
· To automatically create protection, status and network behavior reports
Blocking Advanced Threats with a Layered Security Approach
Sep 18 2014
42 mins
Joanna Burkey, HP TippingPoint DVLabs Manager & Russell Meyers, Global Product Line Manager, HP TippingPoint
Threats to the network continually evolve, which makes isolating the victimized "patient zero" machine nearly impossible. Today's advanced threats require an advanced approach to security. This session explores how HP TippingPoint stops these attacks in their tracks by neutralizing patient zero through behavior, static, and dynamic detection. Join us to learn how this layered security approach is the most effective way to minimize the threat of network infiltration and, when it does occur, protect your infrastructure from further damage.
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62 mins
Russ Meyers, Global Product Line Manager for the HP TippingPoint Enterprise Security Management System
Incident response weighs heavily on the minds of security practitioners today. Prompted by the recent data breaches and attacks plaguing enterprises large and small, a new SANS survey project asked IT professionals to explain what steps they take immediately following a breach and to share how successful those steps really are.
Tune into Part 1 of the Incident Response Techniques webcast to hear highlights from the survey results and discussion concerning where we are as an industry in a typical six-step incident response process.
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Bobbi Brown Long Wear Gel Eyeliner in Black Ink
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on 10/11/2012 2:03:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
I can officially declare this my HG gel eyeliner after test driving other brands from drugstore to high end dept store competitors. It's not the deepest and glossiest black shade ever, but it does glide on easily, doesn't require a lot of drying time, and once it sets, it lasts through my entire 8hr workshift with the barest hint of smudging on my lids. I never get the lower lashline/racoon-eye transfer with this product either which is also a huge plus. I love the selection of colors - everytime a limited edition one comes out, I snatch it up, since one pot lasts me such a long time.
on 10/3/2012 12:11:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Cool
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I've been using this daily for the past month or so, and I've been consistently disappointed in its performance.
Like a lot of people, I purchased this based on its reputation and the innumerable glowing reviews it's received. I'd previously been using Clinique Brush-On Liner in True Black (LOVE) and having finished my pot and wanting to try the famous BB liner I took the dive.
The first time I wore this, I thought it was nice after applying - smooth application and reasonably good pigmentation (nothing special). When I came home that day it had disappeared! There was a smudgy dark line where I had applied it. It wasn't all over my face or anything, it was just... nowhere. Super fading.
I experimented over the next few days/weeks - setting it with eyeshadow, not setting it, using a primer, setting it with setting powder - and it didn't fail to fade throughout the day. The only thing that marginally works is putting 2-3 layers of it on - which is time-consuming and defeats the purpose of using a smooth gel liner!! I've never had this problem before. I have oily lids but I've owned and regularly used Clinique, MUFE and WnW in the past and never had that problem.
So I'll definitely not be repurchasing and am considering buying something else now before I've even used a good amount in the pot.
on 9/27/2012 10:44:00 PM
Age: 44-55
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Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I've had this for years, literally. I used it for a while when I first started to use gel eyeliners and perhaps it was the brush I was using or my impatient learning curve, but I couldn't quite get the hang of this stuff so I set it on the back burner and subsequently bought a whole slew of other liners to play with over time. I recently revisited it and took it out of the box (I keep all my gel liners in their boxes to help prevent drying out) to give it another try. I'd recently seen a video by GossMakeupArtist stating this was one of the few gel liners that actually says it's safe for the inner rim of the eye, so I gave it another go, and lo and behold, it applied quite dreamily to my bottom rim. And it stayed there! I've been using other gel liners but it seems none really apply as smoothly as this did. Not sure why but I won't argue. Double bonus that it's stated to be safe for the waterline. Not all brands make that claim. I'm also amazed at how smooth it's stayed, even with a crack! I won't be neglecting this one anymore.
on 9/14/2012 4:33:00 PM
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I have used many gel liners in the past, but this one! It's amazing. It never moves! I have had it for well over a year, and it still has not dried out (I store it upside down). It is a bit pricey, but I will repurchase because I haven't found better, and it lasts a long time! I definitely recommend this product. :)
on 8/27/2012 6:30:00 AM
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First gel liner I've ever used and I love it! Its pigmented, waterproof, smudge proof and I swatched it on my hand and I slept with it on and the next morning it was still there!
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on 8/4/2012 3:19:00 AM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
LOVE this liner. I have hooded asian eyes which usually turn most eyeliners into a smudgey mess at the end of the day. This liner holds up well with just a bit of light smudging around the outside corners at the end of a long day.
on 7/2/2012 11:54:00 AM
Age: 36-43
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Hair: Brunette, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Green
This stuff is heaven in a pot. I dont know why its taken me so long to discover this magical eyeliner. Couldn't be happier. Now I just need to perfect my stroke!
on 7/2/2012 3:37:00 AM
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
An absolute must have!! I tried the Mac fluidline and i was really disappointed because it came off real easy, especially is you had the wing goin on. But anyways, i decided to try this eyeliner by Bobbi Brown and i am soo impressed! Its so easy to apply and it litterally lasts all day long, especially with a eye primer. Its a thicker more waterproof formula and its absolutely perfect. One of my all time favorite products that i use everyday. If you were wondering how i apply it, i use Macs 209 eyeliner brush, and by far the best brush for application. My eye makeup is ten times easier with this gel eyeliner. I have never raved this hardcore about a product. I feel all products have their flaws and dont live up to the discription, but this gel eyeliner, is pretty close to perfect. I am forever a costumer of Bobbi Brown (: Hope this helped!
on 6/11/2012 12:01:00 PM
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This is absolutely my HG eyeliner! The ONLY product that allows me the control to get a perfect wing! Sometimes I get spoiled with it and forget that this is the only product that does not smudge and maintains its pigment and placement all day, even though tears! Over an eyeshadow base and a good powder eyeshadow, that is. And when I try something else, like pigmented black e/s and/or liquid e/l, it doesn't stay put, and the performance doesn't even come close. Without primer & e/s it can smear and smudge like anything else. The real game changer is the BB eyeliner brush. Get the one that's flat, not the tapered one. I will purchase this little gem over and over and already have a travel size (depotted from a d/c BB e/s and e/l set) and 2 full size backups.
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I bought this product after watching make-up review videos from Lisa Eldridge and have to say I think it is brilliant. It goes on really easily and stays put all day. I have tried lots of different eye-liners and usually end up with smudgy marks around my eyes. Cute little pot too.
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Declaring that ethics reform is only effective if it treats all parties equally, Senate Republican Leader Tom Kean, Jr. (R- Union) announced that he submitted legislation Thursday that would close what he described as the most substantial loophole in New Jersey's anti-pay to play law.
The bill would apply the same restrictions on campaign contributions and activity that currently exist for other government service providers to labor unions under contract, including project-labor agreements, with state, county, or municipal government entities.
"Labor unions are no different than a legal or engineering firm: they negotiate contracts for services with elected officials," Kean said. "In fact, labor unions receive among the largest government contracts given out year after year, yet are free to wield unparalleled financial influence in electing the very same people who sit opposite them at the bargaining table."
Democratic candidates benefit from labor union political donations and with the party in control of the Legislature, Kean's proposal does not have a bright future.
Kean noted that, according to the state Election Law Enforcement Commission, organized labor outspent the next closest interest group by a margin of 8-1 in the 2010 election cycle, and 17-1 during the 2009 gubernatorial and legislative election season. 11 of the 15 top spending special interest committees (PAC's) identified by ELEC were run by unions in the 2010 election cycle.
The senator said local governments spend well over 50 percent of their overall budgets on pay and benefits for their mostly unionized workforces.
"Campaign finance and ethics reform only works if it curtails all special interest groups equally and does not carve out any exceptions to benefit one party or another," Kean said. "Pay to play reform was passed to limit the influence of big spending contractors over the public officials from whom they are trying to obtain work. That law missed one of the biggest recipients of public dollars and thus, must be fixed in the interest of fairness and honesty."
Gov. Chris Christie attempted to extend pay to play regulations to organized labor via executive order early in his first year in office. An appeals court struck down the order on the grounds that revising the state's pay-to-play law could only be done by an act of the Legislature, which is Democratic-controlled.
"My colleagues in the majority frequently express outrage at the influence of special interest dollars in politics," Kean concluded. "By posting this legislation for a vote, they can join me in working to curtail the corrosive influence of special interest money of all political persuasions."


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1934 Masters Tournament Silver Medal Presented to Craig Wood....
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Extraordinary Runner-Up Prize from the Inaugural Masters!1934 Masters Tournament Silver Medal Presented to Craig Wood. The Masters golf tournament, first played in 1934, was the brain child of the great Bobby Jones. Jones envisioned creating the finest golf tournament in the world played on the finest golf course in the world. Most would say that he succeeded. From 1934 through 1937, the event was officially called the Augusta National Invitational Tournament until taking on the title of The Masters by popular proclamation. Horton Smith won the inaugural contest by one stroke over Craig Wood with a four under par score of 284. In 1935, Craig Wood again finished as a runner-up. Wood finally did get a Masters victory six years later in 1941.
There is some uncertainty today over what kind of trophies or awards were given out in the early years of the Masters Tournament. Even the official Masters website is not entirely authoritative when it comes to the Masters' early history, especially concerning the awarding of prizes. Although it is certain that the awarding of the Green Jacket to the Champion began in 1949 and that the awarding of the miniature Silver Clubhouse began in 1993, some researchers report that prior to 1961 the official Masters Trophy was a gold cup, and that at least in some years the winners received a plaque instead of a gold medal. The same research also indicates that medals were not awarded at all until 1951, at which time the winner began receiving a gold medal and the runner-up a silver medal, each of the same size and each with the same markings on the front and back. At that time, prior winners and runners-up were permitted to buy medals to commemorate their past achievements. Not all of the champions and runners-up were willing to foot the bill for a medal, most especially in the case of the winners because the cost of a gold medal was much higher than the cost of a silver medal. Over the years, the design of the Masters Medal has changed only once. The modern version has a sharper strike than the original version and the driveway in front of the clubhouse now appears in the modern version.
Offered here is Craig Wood's Runner-up Silver Medal representing his second place finish in the 1934 Masters Tournament. This medal has "Augusta National Golf Club" stamped on the front along with the image of the clubhouse (no driveway). Thus, it definitely is the early version. Presumably, Craig Wood chose to buy both his 1934 and 1935 silver medals (as well as his 1941 winners gold medal) when given the opportunity because his runner-up medal for 1935 is on display at the PGA World Golf Hall of fame in Florida. On the reverse of the offered medal is stamped "Masters Tournament" along with the well-known logo of the United States map with flag inserted. The back of the medal medal is engraved "Craig Wood Runner Up 1934" and the medal comes in its original green leather case. It measures 1.75 inches in diameter and weighs 1.3 ounces. Condition is Mint.
Our consignor obtained the medal for his private golf museum about twelve years ago through his acquisitions agent. The agent had procured it from a golf collectibles dealer, who in turn had acquired it from a golf professional, who had gotten it from a close friend of Craig Wood himself. Very few Masters medals have ever surfaced for sale. Most of the players have kept their awards. A few reside in museums. And, because some of the pre-1951 winners never bought their medals, some were never issued at all. It has been reported that Craig Wood's 1941 Masters Gold Medal sold a few years ago for "well into five figures." Although this offered medal is a Silver Runner-Up example, it does represent the inaugural 1934 event, and as all collectors know, the first of anything carries a special significance. At this time, it is not known by Heritage if a 1934 Gold Masters Medal was ever issued to the winner Horton Smith. So, this silver medal may stand alone.
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hey that was pretty damn interesting
good find android :chug:
I wont fail now
June 10th, 2004 #3
"Uncanny valley" is just such a cool name.
June 11th, 2004 #4
Thanks Andrew, that was extremely interesting. One of those things that is so novel, you wonder why you didn't think of it. I only have one issue though. At the end, the SF author thinks an anthropomorphic faun, almost a satyr-like (although more teddy bear-like) creature, would be the ideal messenger between unsuspecting earthlings and a 'fearsome' aliean race that resides in the valley. I think that in realty, if we came across a crazy teddybear talking singing thing, we'd be freaked out. I think that it would have to be either *very* human in appearance so that it was perceived as a human with special 'powers,' or else like some jetson's type robot that looks only vaguely human, maybe only bipedal at best, so that it was percieved as an advanced machine. A 'monster', even a cute one, would still have the shock effect of being a monster.


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Seville Night Tour with Tablao Flamenco Show
- See the sights illuminated at night
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Per Reds twitter.
Thoughts? Hard to believe you'd DFA a 26 year old lefty who can miss bats. Odds that Viola gets picked up on waivers?
Per Reds twitter.
Thoughts? Hard to believe you'd DFA a 26 year old lefty who can miss bats. Odds that Viola gets picked up on waivers?
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
I'd say there's a 90% chance Viola gets picked up by another team. A LHP that can throw 94/95 with a nice slider? I can't see him making it through waivers, control problems or not.
Me? I would've DFA'd Miguel Cairo, sent Francisco to the minors and recalled Drew Sutton.
Viola walks the ballpark and will be 27 soon. He's fodder. I was hoping he could be useful as a throw-in to some team wanting to roll the dice on his fastball. Valiquette is the same guy but 5 years younger, Maloney and Wood (and maybe Horst, Smit, and Fairel) are lefty starters who probably have a future as a pen guy and Thurman and Joseph will be the lefties in a couple years anyway. If it wasn't Lincoln, Cairo or Nix, Viola was the most logical to go.
Can't complain about this at all.
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The fact that he was lefty surprises me. There is always value in a lefty arm. Are the Reds allowed to deal him now? I'm not sure of the rules this time of year.
But the fact that he got worse as he moved up the chain, and gave up more and more hits to go along with his boatload of walks, did lower his value. It's also a sign that there's more to being a successful pitcher than striking people out.
I'm not a minor league expert, but I would have DFA's Lecure before Viola.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." -- Albert Einstein
And people have to get used to the fact that the Reds want Cairo on the team all season. They want a veteran utility guy.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." -- Albert Einstein
There was no way they were going to cut Cairo after a week. Why would you keep Cairo over Sutton out of camp, and then decide a week later to cut Cairo in favor of him? Wasn't happening.
not a big deal. 1.5+ WHIPs in the minors in your mid 20s isn't much to get excited about.
It's nice to see decisive action being taken after 1 week instead of a month or so. That's the advantage of having a veteran GM.
interesting that the Redszone Top 40 had Viola at 27 and Ondrusek at 28.
Viola is a Jekyll and Hyde. He can be very effective and he can also have such poor control that all he can do is groove fastballs or walk batters. The comparison to Valiquette is valid. Moving Cisco to AAA is the right move.
We're not going to miss Viola. Not with Bray and Jukich soon to come off the DL and the promising pack of southpaw hurlers (Cochran, Harang, Krebs, Valiquette and Smit) now assembled at Carolina. Someone amongst that group ought to soon be knocking on the door, ready to advance to Louisville.
I always liked Viola for his high heat, but questioned whether he could advance because of his control problems. When I saw him pitch in Arizona this spring, he was just as wild as ever. Lefty or not, it seemed about time to pull the plug on that experiment and move on.
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Having already earned degree, Oklahoma State transfer to coach with father at Hidalgo
MICHAEL MURPHY, Copyright 2007 Houston Chronicle | August 23, 2007
Photo By BRODY SCHMIDT/APAl Peña (4), who was competing for the starting quarterback job at Houston before leaving the program Wednesday, scores on a 1-yard run with 23 seconds remaining to lift Oklahoma State to a 24-17 victory over Texas Tech during the 2005 season. Peña was 89-of-179 passing for 1,102 yards and eight touchdowns that season.
Quarterback Al Peña, who transferred from Oklahoma State with the intention of spending his last year of eligibility playing at the University of Houston, left the program Wednesday.
Peña, who found himself behind redshirt freshman Case Keenum and sophomore Blake Joseph on the depth chart, decided to accept a position at Hidalgo High School, where his father, Jorge, is the head football coach.
"I was starting to realize that it was time to move on," Peña said. "I could see that Case and Blake were better fits in the offense. I was pretty sure that it wasn't going to work out for me here.
"I have other plans now. I have a coaching job with my father, where I will be coaching the quarterbacks. Like I said, I just felt it was time to move on."
Cougars coach Art Briles was surprised by the move but understood there were other forces at work that influenced the decision by Peña, a married man with a college degree.
"Al has decided that he wants to take care of his wife (Megan)," Briles said. "He's going to go down and coach high school football with his dad. He's already got a job down there in South Texas, and he's ready to go. But we appreciate the time and effort he put into our football program here."
Peña's departure pares the quarterback battle down to Keenum and Joseph.
While looking for a quarterback to replace Kevin Kolb, the 2006 Conference USA Player of the Year, Briles has repeatedly stated that he wants a player who simply manages the offense and takes care of the ball.
After two scrimmages, that player appears to be Keenum.
Heading into Thursday's final scrimmage, Keenum has efficiently executed the offense, throwing for a combined 204 yards and three touchdowns in the first two scrimmages while connecting on 17 of 23 passes.
Peña, unaccustomed to the complexities of the Cougars' offense, struggled, completing nine of 19 passes for 100 yards with no TDs and one interception.
It was not the ending Peña was hoping for after he graduated from Oklahoma State in May with one year of eligibility remaining. Peña began his career at Georgia Tech in the spring of 2003 before moving on to OSU that same fall.
He transferred to Houston at the beginning of the summer and was granted an NCAA waiver to avoid sitting out the year, as per transfer rules. But it became apparent Peña was struggling to find his place in the offense. Realizing that, Peña approached Briles on Wednesday and said he was leaving.
"I really appreciate Al's attitude and the sacrifices he made to come and be a part of our football team," Briles said. "He's an outstanding young man, very intelligent, very poised and very focused. But he has an opportunity to provide for his family, and he felt he had to take advantage of that. I wish him nothing but the best."
Peña said that despite the sour ending, he wouldn't change a thing.
"I have no regrets," he said. "I realize it will be tough for a couple of days, letting go and realizing that I'm really done with my college career. Coach Briles gave me a chance, and I appreciate that, but it just didn't work out."


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Professor Nigel Minton, one of the world's leading experts on the Clostridium bacteria, will be presenting at the Society for Applied Microbiology (SfAM) annual Winter Meeting, being held at the Royal Society in London on January 12.
In his presentation Professor Minton will discuss the potential exploitation of the anaerobic, Gram-positive Clostridium bacteria a few strains of which have given the genus a bad name.
Clostridium difficile infection is the most significant cause of hospital-acquired diarrhoea and is seven times more deadly than MRSA. The bacterium is present in the gut of up to three per cent of healthy adults and 66 per cent of infants. Usually it is kept in check by the healthy balance of bacteria in the gut but when this is disturbed by certain antibiotics, C.difficile can multiply rapidly and produce toxins that cause illness and death. The disease is spread through spores, usually from poor hygiene. The emergence of highly virulent clones means that cases and fatalities from the illness are on the increase.
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40: 4.58 (Campus)
PROS: Tough, active defender that shows some pop as a tackler. Attacks well downhill and flashes potential as an interior blitzer. Is decent when working in zone coverage.
CONS: Lacks speed and range, and not good in space or pursuit because he'll take some poor angles. Not always a strong tackler and will miss stops in the open field. Doesn't get good depth in zone coverage. Gets caught in traffic too much up the middle.
OVERVIEW: A productive player that just doesn't have the speed and range to be a consistent option at the next level. He was a productive two-year starter on the outside before he moved to the middle this past season. Combined for 318 tackles, 27.5 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, 3 picks, and 4 forced fumbles.
NFL FORECAST: Rey can contribute on special teams, but he isn't that good when he's asked to play in space, considering he's a former outside linebacker. He's tough and physical, and gives good effort, the exact type of temperament that can make for a good special teams player. But he is too limited on defense to really be considered an option as a reserve. He's the type of player that is buried on the depth chart or practice squad for a few years, but I don't think he has the speed or long-term potential to really stick in the league longer than three or four years.
ATL FORECAST: Rey could push for time as a reserve middle linebacker behind Lofton, but will have to make the roster on his special teams merits alone. He can do that, but don't expect him to get a lot of playing time here in Atlanta. He would more than likely push for a practice squad early on, but doesn't have long-term potential to think he could stick more than two summers.
VALUE: Rey is worth a look in camp, but don't draft him.
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Labor won't fight Craig Thomson apology motion
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- February 25, 2014
LABOR will not oppose a parliamentary motion apologising for "egregious falsehoods" uttered by convicted former MP Craig Thomson during a now infamous speech proclaiming his innocence.
The unusual, Liberal-sponsored motion will also apologise to Health Services Union members for Thomson's spending $267,000 of union funds on electioneering, and for his fraudulent use of union credit cards to purchase sexual services.
Thomson was yesterday referred to parliament's privileges committee, accused of misleading parliament in the May 2012 speech during which he alleged a conspiracy including that former HSU rival Marco Bolano framed him "with a bunch of hookers".
ALP, Coalition join for Thomson probe
Speaking to The Australian last week, Mr Bolano requested an apology from the parliament, which he said had been "cheapened" by Thomson's lies.
"It would restore a bit of respect in parliament if there was an apology, an acknowledgment that Thomson abused parliamentary privilege by telling fantastic stories," he said.
Thomson, the former Labor MP turned independent who lost his NSW seat of Dobell at last year's election, was convicted last week of multiple theft and fraud convictions.
Manager of opposition business, Tony Burke, said his party would not oppose the motion, but accused the government of attempting to wedge Labor on the issue.
"We are deeply, deeply offended by what happened'' with Thomson, Mr Burke said.
"We're not going to play some game ... I expect it will be dealt with pretty quickly.''
Amid claims of political pointscoring, Leader of the House Christopher Pyne defended the move, saying Thomson had defamed individuals under parliamentary privilege with what appeared to be lies.
"The parliament ... does take telling the truth very seriously,'' Mr Pyne told ABC radio.
He said HSU workers had been "severely ripped off'' by Thomson, when he was the union's national secretary, and Labor should repay the money.
Mr Pyne rejected suggestions the government was trying to elevate the apology to similar expressions of regret to the stolen and forgotten generations.
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Mike's Famous Pizza Dough
4.5 Cups All-Purpose White Flour
2 Cups of Warm Water, separated into 1 cup and 1 cup (110 degrees Fahrenheit)
1 Packet of Active Yeast
1T of Agave (or sweetener of your choice)
2.5tsp Onion Powder
2.5tsp Garlic Powder
1.5tsp Salt
Drizzle of Olive Oil (for the bowl). You could also use Pam or something if you prefer.
You'll Also Need:
Pizza stone (if you don't have one, you can use a baking sheet, but the end product won't be as good).
Pizza peel (if you don't have one, you can use the back of a baking sheet to build the pizza, and slide it onto your stone)
Parchment paper (if you don't have it, you can use a light layer of cornmeal on the peel (or baking sheet) so that the dough doesn't stick to it.
Pizza sauce (Mike's Famous Recipe coming soon!)
Toppings of your choice!
Preheat the oven to 500 degrees Fahrenheit, with the baking stone inside. You want the stone to sit in the oven for at least an hour at the 500 degree temp.
Add 1 cup of the warm water into a mixing bowl with the yeast and agave. Whisk it until mixed, and set it aside. Wait 10 minutes.
After 10 minutes, the water should have foam on top. This is how you know the yeast is active (the agave is like food for the yeast).
Add the rest of the ingredients except for the oil into a mixing bowl (or a stand mixer if you prefer).
If you're using a stand mixer- be sure to use a dough hook attachment. Mix all ingredients on a low setting until the dough ball forms.
Remove the dough ball and knead it a bit by hand to 'neaten' it up.
If you're working by hand- knead the dough until the dough ball forms.
The dough ball should be smooth on the outside and not sticky. Add a little flour as you go if it is still sticky.
Cut the dough into three- 13oz (approx.) balls.
If you're not using all three right away, wrap the additional balls tightly in plastic wrap and freeze them.
Add a little oil to the bottom of a bowl and wipe it up and around the sides with a napkin so that it's evenly spread out.
Put the dough ball in the bowl and let it sit at room temperature (or a little warmer) until it doubles in volume (approximately 1-1.5 hours). The warmer the air, the faster the dough will rise.
Lay out parchment paper (on a pizza peel if you have one) on the counter.
Release the dough from the bowl by flipping it upside down and waiting until it falls out onto the paper.
With your palm, push the dough ball down and start pushing the sides out from the middle. The dough will try to shrink again, so just keep working until it's the right shape.
Assemble your toppings! (The fun part for the kids to do!)
Using your pizza peel, "shimmy" the pizza onto the stone in the preheated oven with the parchment paper still underneath.
Bake for 10 minutes, or until golden brown around the edges and all the cheese is melted.
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CRT detection and/or DFP ignore doesn't work longer in newer driver versions
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CRT detection and/or DFP ignore doesn't work longer in newer driver versions
Hi. I'm not sure about in which driver version this changed, but I'm using this configuration:
NVIDIA 6600 board with two DVI connectors.
On the first connector (DFP-0) I got my primary pc lcd monitor.
On the second connector, I got an Y-split, which have one CRT and one DFP connector. On the DFP-connector I have a secondary lcd monitor, and on the CRT connector I got my projector.
In earlier drivers I could use ConnectedMonitor "DFP-0" for Card0, and ConnectedMonitor "CRT-1" for Card1 to use my primary lcd monitor and my projector at the same time. Since a change in the drivers, I'm not longer able to do this, because the driver refuses to detect or use any CRT devices when the DFP is connected. The Xorg.log only lists the DFPs as the conneted displays.
However, it works OK if I downgrade the NVIDIA driver version, or if I unplug the secondary DFP monitor.
Any help/information would be great. If you really need to see any logs, I can provide this if necessary.
Since it works 100% ok with older driver versions, I guess it's something that have changed in the drivers that may should be changed back.
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