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Things that make a great town
There are many things that come together to make a community a great place to live. Parks, safety, property values, roads, schools — these all work together.
On May 3 there are several levies on the ballot for Poland residents that could greatly impact our status as a great place to live. None of them are there due to money management issues — they are due to state cuts and increasing costs.
Now it is time for the residents of Poland to come together and keep our community great by supporting the levies.
Julie Liddle, Poland
Support McDonald schools
Almost 15 years ago, as my now husband and I began searching for a home, we happened to find one in our price range in a quaint neighborhood in McDonald. As the years went by, we began to realize what a special place it really was, and we chose to stay as we purchased our next home. We loved the park, the community events, and, once our children were old enough to enter, the school district, including the caring teachers, the wonderful support staff, and the great students.
Now, unfortunately, because of a series of intentional or unintentional poor financial decisions made by former administrators and others who have moved on to greener pastures without any legal repercussions or even an apology to the school community they left in fiscal shambles, our school faces a terribly hard road. All of the best things about McDonald schools are still there: the teachers, the staff and the students. But, without the money that would be provided by the May school levy, it may all be gone, including the opportunity to participate in any extra-curricular activities, of which McDonald athletics excels.
My husband and I are both teachers in other school districts, and with SB 5 and the question of our own salaries looming, we know it is hard to commit a large sum of money right now. But, aside from our own children's educations, we know that the home we bought, which is already worth much less due to the economy, will likely be unsellable in a school district limited to providing only a basic, stripped-down education to its students.
Please support the McDonald School levy on May 3. It is for the good of our whole community.
Cathy Guerra, McDonald
Anderson's neutrality unrewarded
In last Sunday's column, Ber- tram de Souza suggested that YSU President Cynthia Anderson is "tough enough" to be cowed into silence by Ohio Republicans' attack on public sector workers. De Souza implies that this stance will protect YSU from retribution, but the governor's budget cuts YSU's funding by 15.9 percent — the third largest cut in the state. So much for the value of remaining neutral.
Two other points deserve clarification. First, de Souza implies that YSU's faculty received significant enrollment bonuses in our current contract, but those bonuses applied only to YSU's classified staff (YSU-ACE). Although the current YSU-OEA contract for faculty did include raises, YSU faculty has among the lowest salaries in the state. We also have among the highest teaching loads in the state, and tuition here is the second lowest among other state universities.
Second, de Souza turned to the Buckeye Institute — a right-wing think tank with ties to conservative foundations and donors — to get my salary. It's interesting that he uses this partisan source when faculty salaries are a matter of public record, available at Maag Library to anyone who wants to review them. He also implies that my salary is unreasonably high. But consider this: the Williamson College of Business Administration, of which I am a proud member, was recently reaccredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) The average salary for an assistant professor at an AACSB-accredited business college in 2009-2010 was $106,500, $2,000 more than I earned that year. That means that after 30-plus years at YSU, as a full professor and one of just two YSU faculty to have been awarded distinguished professor awards in all four categories (scholarship, teaching, university service, and community service), I was paid less than the lowest-ranking faculty member at most accredited business schools
Greed cannot explain my strong opposition to SB 5. I am fighting this bill because I believe in collective bargaining, which the United Nations, ILO Conventions, and signed treaties have defined as a human right. Support for unions is not an economic issue, nor should anyone's position on human rights be determined by political expediency.
John Russo, Youngstown
The writer is a professor in the Williamson College of Business Administration at Youngstown State University.
Ohio budget hurts Austintown
From a personal standpoint, I consider myself fiscally conservative and fiscally responsible. From a fairness standpoint, I think Senate Bill 5 is a travesty. It should not take an act of state government to make your elected officials fiscally responsible to the taxpayers. Were there issues in the process that needed altered, yes. But now, just like in the federal government, partisan issues have taken over, and the pendulum hits both ends, instead of reaching a happy medium.
I can tell you that Gov. Kasich's plan to push the tax burden to the lowest forms of government may work for his state budget, but it will not benefit us as taxpayers, nor will it entice out of state businesses to come to Ohio.
Austintown stands to lose almost $2 million from a $12 million budget with the projected elimination of business's tangible personal property tax, local government funds, and inheritance tax elimination. Gov. Kasich has stated that; local government should not need to create new taxes, and that SB 5 gives them the savings to balance their budget. I can tell you that if we totally eliminated health care for all 97 township employees, it would not overcome the deficit created in our budget by the state cuts.
Now with budgetary cuts to deal with, what loses? Austintown was recently asked to offer matching funds on a road improvement project, for a business looking to invest $20 million into relocating to Austintown, instead of to another state. We had to decline participation, which will jeopardize the project, and the opportunity for 100 new jobs coming into the Valley. All because of state funding cuts that were in Gov. Kasich's words, aimed at making Ohio a more advantageous option for new businesses to locate.
David C. Ditzler, Austintown Trustee
Partisanship hurts Austintown
I am writing in response to re- cent articles regarding Austintown and the trustees' clear partisan slide over the past few weeks.
Lately it seems that every time I look at the front page of The Vindicator I find a quote from Trustee Ditzler, Trustee Oles or Administrator Dockry. In each and every instance it seems they find a need to drive a wedge between Austintown Township and Gov. Kasich. The leadership in Austintown has begun to tow a heavily partisan line, building up a wall between Austintown and the rest of the state.
As a resident of Austintown I find this unbelievably discouraging and severely frightening. The fact that at their April meeting they let an individual from Canfield take the floor and demand that Austintown withdraw from the Regional Chamber on a purely partisan basis is outrageous, irresponsible and destructive.
The Vindicator recently reported that Trustee Ditzler blamed Gov. Kasich for the lack of local government funding to help secure a $20 million development project. This remark is outrageous.
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Ditzler's accusations were made prior to Gov. Kasich's biennial budget being brought to the floor of the Ohio House. Perhaps Trustee Ditzler should have picked up the phone and called the Department of Development to inquire about funding. I would also blame his fellow members for permitting him to speak without doing his homework.
If this $20 million project is important to Austintown and to Mahoning County, every option should be considered, including talking to the governor's office and working with the Regional Chamber, rather than chastising it. If help is not sought for this project, help will not be given. There is no indication that they have given a single thought to asking Kasich for assistance.
I put it to both the Austintown Trustees and the Mahoning County Commissioners to have the courage to put partisan politics aside and do what is right for the Valley. This project benefits everyone living in Mahoning County, and it would be a travesty to let this slip through our fingers because of foolish partisan pride.
Donovan O'Neil, Austintown
The writer is chairman of the Mahoning County Young Republicans and political director for the Mahoning County Republican Party.
Hypocritical bashing
I find it totally hypocritical of The Vindicator to write an editorial complaining about the Covelli Centre, and a week or so later show pictures of a packed crowd to see the Goo Goo Dolls.
If you buy a new car it's fabulous, but you have to make the payments. The paper stated that the money could've been better spent tearing down old houses. Yes, old houses definitely need to be torn down, but what do you end up with: an empty lot.
People no longer have to travel to Cleveland or Pittsburgh to see a great show. You save money on gas and parking. Downtown restaurants benefit greatly from the arena. I believe an amphitheater would be a great investment and add to the overall luster of the Centre.
Eric Ryan has done a fantastic job. The Centre is here for this community to enjoy. Stop crying and pay it off.
Mike Cholensky, Youngstown
Something to hate
The most important thing I learned as an instructor of economics and statistics at Youngstown State University was "taught" to me by an economics faculty member. His name is not important; his thought is important.
He told me that hatred is evil. Furthermore, there is only one acceptable hatred, and that is the hatred of evil.
I later thought to myself that horrible medical problems seem evil to me. I think it is OK to hate ALS, leukemia, congenital heart problems, etc.
Otherwise, I have nothing more to say about hatred.
Louis N. DeToro, Youngstown
Support McDonald Schools - it must be nice for two teachers to be able to support and pay for this levy. I'm sure that over the last couple of years they've enjoyed pay raises along with "step" increases. What about those of us who haven't? What about the people in the community that are on fixed incomes? What about those of us who haven't seen a raise in the last couple of years who've had to pay more for their medical and other benefits? This community just supported a new 4.9 mill levy in 2009. Why didn't this board wait to see what the ramifications of the new budget would mean for the schools, give us a good idea as to where the finances will be and put on an affordable levy in August? This is a HUGE levy. Has anybody noticed where the budget numbers for McDonald are at right now? According to information printed in this newspaper, McDonald is one of the lucky districts that will be receiving a funding INCREASE. Should we "trust" that this board has given us accurate information and that they really need this much money? This is the same school board that got us into this mess and still have yet to come clean.
Agreed on the Covelli Center, but an addition of an amhitheater in Northeast Ohio where it is usable 3 months out of the year (if you are lucky) would probably not be the best invesment.
Well I think that everyone should be aware of what was published in the Trib when they are looking at the whole picture. "I would really like to know if anyone has even done any of their homework on which board members were here to cause all of the problems in McDonald. I know I have and only a few others have. Here's what I have found. In December 2006 the board approved to borrow $150,000.00 which Kate Harvy & Ladonna Lunn were there at the time & agreed to it. In June 2007 Board member Ladonna Lunn & Kate Harvey voted to approve a $250,000.00 loan. In December of 2007 the board approved borrowing against a 3.7 mill emergency levy ($200,000.00), again Ladonna Lunn & Kate Harvey voted for it.In June of 2008, the board approved borrowing $600,000.00 which board member Ladonna Lunn, Kate Harvey & Jeff Hughes all agreed to. In September 2008, the board adopted annual appropriation for fiscal year 2009 of $7.624 million board members at that time were Jeff Hughes, Ladonna Lunn, Kate Harvey,Joan Miles, & none of them questioned any of what was going on. So now the board wants the people from the village to bail out the district because 4 of the 5 member "HAD NO IDEA THAT ANY OF THIS WAS GOING ON" So then who voted for all of these loans? The best thing for McDonald Board of Education is for these people to RESIGN NOW!!!!!!!"
So I think if this board wants a levy to pass, resign by the end of the month & just MAYBE it will pass.
mcdres-don't believe everything you read. McDonald Schools are seeing a decrease in overall funding. As one aspect of the funding appears to increase, other aspects decrease but the news fails to show the whole picture as they often do. Call the treasurer, I'm sure he can give you a better informed answer than the newpaper.
mcdres, the step pay in a surrounding district amounts to $1707 per year. Divide that by the 21 pays (not including summer) and that equals an extra $81per pay. Divide that by the 10 working days in a pay period and that amounts to a pay increase of $8.12 a day. All districts in our area are taking zero to maybe 2% pay raises if they are lucky. Many are taking a pay freeze. This doesn't sound exorbitant, considering all starting teachers have a bachelors degree,many have a masters degree and many have a masters degree plus 20 -40 sem. hours. Do the math on that investment!!!
Bigwheel - I don't believe everything that I read, that's why I went to the Office of Budget and Management website. Not only is an increase in state aid projected, there is also a projected savings of over $80,000 because all employees are expected to contribute 12% to their retirement and the district will see a decrease in their contribution from 14% to 12%.
FrankRizzo - you totally missed the point which is that there are a lot of us that haven't seen an increase in pay and have had to pay more for health care. I'm sure that there are a lot of people that wouldn't mind having an additional $1700 a year in their paycheck.
Mcdres- again, misinformed. The change in retirement contribution has not even been settled yet. They may make employees contribute 13% and keep 14% the same for employers which would be no savings to the district. Read up it hasn't even been decided yet. Again McDonald Schools will be receiving less money from the state. Your source is abosolutely wrong. Go to the source that actually receives the money.
Bigwheel - you are totally wrong and misinformed. Currently employees contribute 10% to their retirement and the employer pays 14%. Not sure where you got 13% from. Go to obm.ohio.gov and review the information from the Office of Budget and Management . Go look at it for yourself. On the main page is a link for state funding projections for K-12 Education. After you click on that, there is a "NEW: Savings for School Districts from Proposed 2% Shift in Pension Contribution Payments" link. Also, I commented that it was "projected", never said that it was settled yet. If you look at the FY12-13 School District Funding links, the PROJECTED revenue that McDonald will receive for the 2011-2013 school year is $188,378 more than what the district received this year. Maybe you should talk to the treasurer, or better yet, go to a commission meeting. The state people on the commission stated that the propsed budget is more than kind to McDonald, since it shows an increase in state aid. Finally, I did talk to the treasurer and he said that it's quite possible that it the budget passes as it is right now, the school will be receiving more in state aid than what we are receiving now.
Losing $500,000 in stimulas money sounds like a lot more than $188,378. The schools will be getting less money from the govt. no matter how you look at it.
The BOE is asking for a 10.75 mill levy based on their 5 year forecast that assumes that the district will receive $6.1 million in total revenue for both 2012 and 2013. If the proposed budget passes as is, those revenue numbers will be $6.5 million for both 2012 and 2013. That is not a loss.
Ok mcdres, checkout govt. watch section of the vindy.com. Sorting out school funding. Is school funding really increasing? There are more variables that even the experts in school funding are not sure about. But I guess you know more than the experts.
The first district-by-district breakdown of school funding, posted in late March by Kasich's Office of Budget and Management, reflected what Kasich said during his budget rollout: funding increases for 421 districts — more than two-thirds — in the 2012 fiscal year, and 405 districts in 2013.
But those numbers focused solely on state per-pupil aid and did not include other key data: $450 million in lost federal stimulus money that districts used for basic operations this year and an accelerated phaseout of reimbursements for lost tangible personal-property and utility taxes that would cost schools more than $700 million in revenue.
When the bigger-picture figures were taken into account, small funding increases turned into a 9-percent cut in 2012 and an additional 2.5-percent cut in 2013 — a two-year reduction of $852 million. In all, 211 districts are looking at reductions of 10 percent or more in the 2012 fiscal year, which begins July
I never said that I knew more than the experts, I'm just looking at the information available, talking to our treasurer and members of the commission, trying to understand what all of this means for our district. I realize and recognize that until the budget passes, nobody knows what the true impact will be. According to your post, there are increases for 421 districts in 2012 and 405 in 2013 and there are districts that will see reductions of 10% or more. I agree with that because it's been published in more than one place. McDonald happens to be one of the lucky 421 districts, confirmed by the state members of the commission overseeing the district. The commission indicated that the district will know in June what they can expect to receive from the state. All I wanted to point out is that the BOE should have waited to see how the budget would impact the district and place an appropriate levy on the ballot in November.
Just vote for the McDonald School Levy - it is simple. Do you want extra activities for your children, sports and etc, busing, academics, your house to sell, do you want a community. Without the levy this is all going to go away. The doors will shut at 4:00 pm - no sports - Nothing !! Do you want to live in a ghost town and better yet you will still pay as now you will have to pay to send your child some where else no matter if it is a public or private school as someone has to make up the 1800 dollars - the state only pays 4000.00 for open enrollment - McDonald has to pay the 1800 per child and it will not have the money. If you don't want to pass the levy - move out !!
Teachers are not over paid. Neither are doctors or attorneys or wherever the average individual works. We are all underpaid, but we all watch the overpaid work. By this I mean those who watch television. Compared to actors, football players, basketball players, or baseball players and newscasters, we make peanuts.
The fact confronting Canfield, Poland, McDonald, and many school systems is that the TAXPAYERS are the persons paying the salaries. TAXPAYERS are the boss or business owner in a sense. At this time in Ohio we have become top heavy with government employees and less private sector workers. Public servants are no longer servants to the taxpayer, but a burden. All the school systems I have reviewed have paid their teachers some handsome increases along with some really nice administrators increases. Problem is that there are not many TAXPAYERS if any making enough money to fund these increases.
In 2006 my wife's teaching job was eliminated. After 28 years of service no union could save it, nor could her good employee evaluations. As a result she found a new teaching position and had her salary reduced about 32%. When I look at the pay increases in these school districts, I see salary increases of as much as $19,000 since 2004. Sure those people may be worth it, but can we afford to pay it? Shame on those public servants for even asking the TAXPAYER for pay increases in the current economic time, expecting us to approve it in a TAX increase. We are in hard economic times. Why must the employer (the TAXPAYER) commit to this type of pay increase when we have not had that increase ourselves in most cases? Think about the fixed income individuals that will share the burden of the TAX to pay our public servants that make over $50,000 per year.
When every teacher and administrator takes 32% cut in pay like our household did, most TAXPAYERS would not mind helping out too if needed. Let us all think outside the box and look for other ways to pay our public servants. How about some contributions from those people we watch work everyday or may be just stop watching the actors and sports figures work.
ohgirl - never said that I didn't EVER want to pass a levy, just think that the levy at this time is too high when not all information is known. I want to support my community but I also want to have a life! Seniors on fixed incomes will have a hard time paying for this. I haven't seen a raise in 2 years, had an illness that took a huge chunk of my savings and my costs keep going up! Put on a levy in November that factors in the impact of Kasich's budget and it will be at a millage that people can afford and that I can support.
By the way, only 11 homes were sold in McDonald last year and 60 homes are on the brink of foreclosure. Look around to see how many homes are empty or have been for sale for months. If people walk away from their houses, there won't be any property taxes collected. If you can afford this, that's great, you're lucky. Some of us can't.
So glad the Levy passed now we don't have to worry about the school closing. I too have a pay freeze, gas is up, health insurance costs are up but you got to do what you have to do. I cannot believe that 60 homes in McDonald are on the brink of foreclosure - that surprises me. Well, since the levy passed more homes can now be sold in McDonald. Also, we could not of waited to November to pass this levy, we would of lost open enrollment which brings in One million dollars to McDonald - who would of wanted to go to a school with no sports. Anyways all worries of the school at this time are over and we can move on - HIP HIP HORRAY !! :)


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TangoCMS 2.2.0 Closes Security Holes
The TangoCMS project has released version 2.2.0 of its web page content management system. Central to the release is resolving some security issues.
During their current development cycle, the TangoCMS team found a number of security problems and decided to release "Eagle" with the express goal of resolving them. Planned enhancements such as a simple WYSIWYG content editor and improved page layout will have to wait until version 2.3.0 due out in mid-2009, according to their roadmap.
An entry in the TangoCMS bug tracker identifies the issue as being one of Cross-Site-Request Forgery (CSRF) in a number of instances. The vulnerabilities also affected previous versions, for which the project can't provide details for obvious security reasons.
A CSRF attack forces an authenticated web application user to execute unwanted actions of the attacker's choosing, possibly compromising the user's data. The attack typically results from a link or a graphic URL that the attacker sneaks into the background. Especially vulnerable are attacks on privileged users such as web administrators. Attackers can actually use the privileges to wipe out content or even accounts. The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) has further details on CSRF attacks, also known as XSRF and "session riding," among other names.
TangoCMS is available for download as a tarball. The site also describes how to check out the PHP source code from the project's Subversion repository.
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Mate 1.1 Arrives
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The Obama White House has issued a memorandum telling all US government agencies they must use HTTPS for all websites and web communication.
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NCAA Football Betting Previews – Oklahoma Sooners vs Baylor Bears
- Updated: November 16, 2011
NCAA Football Betting Previews- No.5 Oklahoma Sooners vs. No.22 Baylor Bears
Point spread: Oklahoma -14.5
Over/Under: 75
The Oklahoma Sooners tangle with the Baylor Bears this Saturday night at Floyd Casey Stadium in a must-win game to keep both their Big 12 and BCS title hopes alive. The kick-off for this one is set for 8 p.m. (ET) and the game will be broadcast nationally on ABC.
Oklahoma has worked its way back into the BCS title picture with back-to-back victories over Kansas State and Texas A&M after a heart-breaking 41-38 loss to Texas Tech as a 29-point home favorite on Oct.22. It punished the Wildcats 58-7 as a 13-point road favorite three weeks ago and knocked-off the Aggies 41-25 on Nov. 5 as a 13.5-point home favorite. It is now 8-1 straight-up (6-3 against the spread) overall and 4-0 SU (3-1 ATS) on the road.
The past two wins have proved costly after running back Dominique Whaley went down with a broken ankle against Kansas State and wide receiver Ryan Broyles tore up his knee against the Aggies. The Sooners still have quarterback Landry Jones, who will look to running back Roy Finch and wide receiver Kenny Stills to step-up in their place.
Baylor closed as a 20.5-point road favorite this past Saturday, but needed overtime to get by Kansas 31-30. It is now 6-3 SU (4-4 ATS) on the season overall and 3-3 SU in conference play. The total has gone 'over' in six of its last eight games.
If the Bears are going to have any chance at upsetting Oklahoma, they will need a huge game from Robert Griffin III. He has completed 74.2 percent of his passes this season for 3,093 yards and 29 touchdowns. He has also been a threat with is feet with 489 yards on the ground.
Oklahoma is 4-1 ATS in its last five games as a road favorite and the total has gone 'over' in five of its last seven games as a favorite overall.
Baylor is 5-16 ATS in its last 21 games as a home underdog. The total has gone 'over' in five of its last seven games as an underdog.
Head-to-head in this series, the road team is 10-1 ATS in the last 11 meetings and the Sooners are 7-1 ATS in its last eight trips to Floyd Casey Stadium. The total has gone 'over' in three of the last four meetings. With so much still on the line for Oklahoma, look for the Sooners to make short-work of the Bears come Saturday night.
The Pick: Oklahoma 38 Baylor 20
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Salvation Army wraps up the holiday season
Struggle with wrapping paper? Once again The Salvation Army are here to lend a hand.
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Christmas is a time of joy, of sharing and forgiveness.
But it can also be a time of stress, anxiety and pressure.
So the Salvation Army are doing what they do best - lending a hand.
In this particular instance, they're armed with wrapping paper, scissors and sticky tape.
They've staked their place in busy shopping centre and they're wrapping up a storm.
"It's one less job they have to do, and it helps them sneak the gifts inside unnoticed," says Naomi, a long time volunteer.
And for people who struggle to wrap their presents, spare a thought for the weird and wonderful goods that the wrap artists have to deal with.
"There can be odd shapes. The first one I got this year was a poly-resin tortoise that was bigger than a microwave. Bikes are good if they're still in the box. You see some interesting gifts go through."


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What you need to know:
The Owls
lose little on defense, but that's not necessarily cause for
optimism. Rice finished near the bottom of the country in many
statistical categories, allowing 43 points a game and finishing
dead last in pass defense. Although the staff spent the past few
months hammering home the importance of fundamentals and sound
tackling, there's no easy solution for a squad that lacks the
basics, like size, speed, and depth. On a positive note, Rice
does return a proven, fringe all-league player at each unit. DE
Scott Solomon led the Owls in sacks as a freshman and was a
monster in the spring. Although Brian Raines isn't very big,
he's been a two-year tackling machine at linebacker. The best is
yet to come for FS Andrew Sendejo, who led the team with 107
tackles in his sophomore year. It's a start.
Sendejo, 107
Scott Solomon, 4.5
Interceptions: Andrew Sendejo, 5
Star of the defense:
Junior FS Andrew Sendejo
Player who has to step up and become a star:
Junior DT Chance Talbert
Unsung star on the rise:
Sophomore DE Scott Solomon
Best pro prospect:
Senior LB Brian Raines
three all-star candidates:
1) Raines 2) Sendejo 3) Solomon
Strength of the defense:
The linebackers
Weakness of the defense:
Pass defense, interior linemen, third down defense
Defensive Line
Projected Starters: In a sea of
mediocrity on the line, 6-3, 250-pound sophomore end
Scott Solomon has really begun to stand out.
On the heels of debuting with 49 tackles, 11 tackles
for loss, and 4.5 sacks, he enjoyed a dominating
spring session. A relentless worker who'll fight
through blocks, he's ready to be the best thing to
happen to the Owl defense since John Syptak
graduated three years.
In order to prevent Solomon from getting doubled,
the defense needs more big plays from the other end,
6-2, 240-pound sophomore Cheta Ozougwu. Like
Solomon, he enjoyed a solid first year, making 43
tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss. However, he can't
be held without a sack again this fall, or else
Solomon will pay the price.
The nation's 100th-ranked run defense
will be looking to replace both of last year's
starting tackles. Uh-oh. While it's subject to
change, coming out of spring, the starters at
defensive tackle and nose tackle were junior
Chance Talbert and senior Chris Ptaszek,
respectively. The 6-5, 290-pound Talbert looked like
a different athlete in the spring after doing time
with the Owl basketball team. A former tight end
who's done little for the program, he showed the
quickness and flexibility that turned the heads of
the coaching staff.
Although Ptaszek looks the part at 6-5 and 302
pounds, he's yet to have a breakout year for the
program. He has tremendous upper body strength and
three letters on his resume, but topped out a year
ago with nine tackles and a tackle behind the line
in a reserve role.
Projected Top Reserves: Sophomore
tackle Cameron Thompson had 10 tackles in
eight games, impressing in his first season on
campus. At 6-0 and 285 pounds, he's quick off the
snap and uses his leverage and squatty build as an
advantage in one-on-one match ups. He's pushing
Talbert for playing time.
Sophomore Aaron Williams is the best of a
very lean group of backup ends. A part-time player
on defense and special teams, he's a long and lean
6-3, 218-pounder with the speed to get pressure
coming off the edge.
Watch Out For… Solomon to explode into
a Conference USA star. He performed exceedingly well
for such a young player, backing that up by getting
even better in the offseason.
Strength: The ends. In Solomon,
Ozougwu, and Williams, the Owls boast three frenetic
sophomores who move with the speed and fluidity of
outside linebackers.
Weakness: The tackles. Now that
veterans George Chukwu and Jonathan Cary are gone,
Rice has a big void in the middle of the line that
needs to filled. If Talbert and Ptaszek aren't
immediate and effective stop-gaps up front, the run
defense will again be a weekly sieve.
Outlook: After Solomon, the situation
along the defensive line looks as bleak as it did a
year ago. Barring career years from the new starters
at tackle, Rice will get run on at will, laboring to
improve on last year, when almost 200 yards a game
were yielded on the ground.
Rating: 4
Projected Starters: In the Owls' 4-2-5
set, they can take comfort in the return of both
starting linebackers, seniors Brian Raines
and Vernon James at strongside and weakside,
respectively. The 6-1, 222-pound Raines was second
on the team in tackles, making 81 stops, 10 tackles
for loss, and three sacks. Although his size is less
than ideal, he plays the game hard and with
outstanding sideline-to-sideline speed. Just don't
match him up in pass coverage with tall receivers,
or else he'll get exposed.
James is a very similar type of player, a 6-1,
220-pounder who plays with the quickness and
ferocity of a strong safety. He has two years of
starting experience, peaking as a junior with 74
tackles, five tackles for loss, and a sack. He fills
lanes quickly and rarely misses tackles, supporting
a run defense that needs all the help it can get.
Projected Top Reserves: Both backups
begin the season battle-tested and ready to start if
called upon. Behind Raines is 6-2, 220-pound junior
Terrance Garmon, an athletic, bigger option
at strongside who has played extensively over the
last two seasons. As a sophomore, he pitched in 26
tackles, three tackles for loss, and a pair of
sacks, rarely missing in the open field.
James' apprentice for the second straight year will
be 6-1, 210-pound junior Robert Calhoun. He
has tremendous upside with the program, earning
letters in each of his first two seasons out of high
school. The Owls' most consistent backup a year ago,
he actually started four games and delivered 31
tackles and four stops behind the line.
Watch Out For… Calhoun. It's James'
job at weakside, but that hasn't stopped Calhoun
from clawing for more playing time and improving
each offseason. He's an outstanding athlete, making
it difficult to keep him on the bench.
Strength: Speed and athleticism. Rice
has four athletic, undersized linebackers, who are
basically safeties to everyone else. Collectively,
they have outstanding range, a must when playing a
level behind the Owl D-line.
Weakness: Size. Even if you believe
what's listed in the press guides, this is an
undersized unit that can get manhandled by linemen
and overmatched by taller receivers. The linebackers
are small and fast by design, but it will backfire
against physical opponents that move well.
Outlook: Arguably the most consistent
unit on the battered defense, Raines and James give
the Owls a couple of playmakers who can clean up
many of the messes that begin up front. They have
limitations, but with solid backups in the rear view
mirror, this is an overall solid and deep group of
Rating: 5.5
Projected Starters: In the Owls' 4-2-5
set, the five defensive backs are comprised of three
safeties and a pair of cornerbacks. The best of the
group is junior 6-1, 213-pound FS Andrew Sendejo,
who arrived in his second season as a starter,
leading the defense with 107 tackles and five
interceptions. Part safety and part linebacker, he's
made strides in pass coverage without sacrificing
any of his aggressive, hard-hitting tendencies.
Returning to KAT safety, essentially a
centerfielder, after missing 2007 with a foot injury
is 5-11, 200-pound senior Bencil Smith. More
than anything, his leadership and experience were
missed after he went on the shelf. A part-time
starter throughout his career, he'll have no issues
sliding into a permanent role in the secondary.
Rounding out the group at strong safety is 5-11,
195-pound sophomore Willie Garley. More of a
top athlete than a true thumper, he began
distinguishing himself a year ago, working his way
into the lineup and chipping in 33 tackles as he
learned on the job.
Rice's top cover guy at field corner is 5-9,
182-pound senior Brandon King. He plays with
a swagger and isn't afraid to take chances, but can
get burned downfield on a regular basis, especially
by bigger receivers. He had 46 tackles, but was most
valuable as a pass defender, picking off three
passes and breaking up a team-high 16.
At boundary corner will be 5-11, 180-pound sophomore
Joseph Leary. One of just six true freshmen
to play a year ago, he played in 10 games and
started three, finishing with 28 tackles and a
couple of fumble recoveries. Although his future is
bright, he's still going to get picked on plenty by
opposing quarterbacks.
Projected Top Reserves: Although
senior Ja'Corey Shepherd has been upstaged by
Leary, he still represents a valuable reserve at
boundary corner. At 5-11 and 190 pounds, he's a
terrific athlete with 22 career starts and five
interceptions, but is soft in coverage and prone to
getting exposed too often.
After mostly playing on special teams, the coaching
staff is banking on sophomore Max Anyiam to
provide depth and a physical presence behind Garley
at strong safety. At 6-2 and 210 pounds, he has
outstanding size and good quickness, the right
combination for a defense that wants to attack
whenever possible.
Watch Out For… more of the same. The
Owls were absolutely embarrassed in pass defense
last season, a trend that shows no signs of ending
unless the pass rush suddenly morphs into a beast.
Strength: Tackling. Across the board,
the Owls do a good job of wrapping up and preventing
yards after contact. Unfortunately for the defense,
the defensive backs get plenty of practice making
stops downfield.
Weakness: Pass defense. Although it's
a group effort when a secondary allows 37 touchdown
passes and 312 yards a game, there's no debate that
the defensive backs are dreadful in coverage and
permit way too many big plays.
Outlook: Although the Owls have more
depth and talent than in recent years, it's unlikely
to make a profound impact on the field this fall.
Rice will once again struggle badly to slow down
opposing quarterbacks who won't be bashful about
attacking the defense's throbbing Achilles' heel.
Rating: 4.5
Special Teams
Projected Starters: By every
imaginable measurement, Rice ranked among the
nation's worst special teams units. On a positive
note, the only way is up in 2008. Junior walk-on
Clark Fangmeier is back to do the kicking,
looking to improve on last year's weak 7-of-12
performance on field goals. Although his leg
strength is adequate, he needs to work on his
accuracy and consistency.
A new punter is being sought to replace Luke Juist,
who exhausted his eligibility. The top contender
coming out of spring was redshirt freshman Mark
Brundage, a walk-on who'll also challenge
Fangmeier at placekicker.
Senior Ja'Corey Shepherd will be the
centerpiece of the return game, but needs to get
much better after averaging just 5.5 yards on punts
and 17.5 yards on kickoffs. If the staff looks
elsewhere for a spark, sophomore Tyler Smith
and senior Brandon King are no strangers to
handling the ball on special teams.
Watch Out For… the new punter. More
than just an integral part of the special teams
unit, Brundage will also impact a defense that needs
every advantage it can get from special teams and
field position. If he's no better than Juist, the
Owl D will pay the stiffest price.
Strength: King. He was a weapon for
the return game two years ago, a role he must
reprise in order to give a jolt to a sagging and
lifeless unit.
Weakness: The return game. If King
doesn't come through and Shepherd is the primary
returner, it's doubtful Rice will make a quantum
leap from last season's 109th and 115th
place finishes in punt returns and kickoff returns,
Outlook: It doesn't get a lot of
attention, but the special teams unit is one of the
dirty little secrets that have hampered the Owls the
past few years. While there are too many problems to
address in one season, the group will make progress
if Fangmeier grows from his debut and Brundage holds
up marginally well as the new punter.
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Jacob Piatt
Born in Woodbridge, Middlesex Co. Nj
Son of Rene R. Piatt and Elizabeth Sheffield
Brother of Reene Piatt, Reynier Jr., Thomas Piatt, James Piatt, Frances Piatt, Samuel Piatt and Joan Piatt
Husband of Mary Hull — married in Piscataway, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA
Father of Dinah Piatt, Jacob Piatt, Jacob Piatt, Pierre Piatt, Rachel Piatt, John H. Piatt, Thomas Piatt, Mary Piatt, William Piatt and Sammuel Piatt
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I saw the first one and all I can say is "WTF?"
Yeah WTF mate?
Damn, Canadians are good for something afterall.
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That **** was.... odd.
Salad fingers needs to go to the dentist and get over his love for rusty spoons... :scratch:
Alright, I just watched the other ones. That is THE MOST bizzare sh!t I've ever seen.
that was fukkin strange
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just click on "watch this movie" about a quarter of the way down the page.
Ahh, I wondered how long it would take before someone put a link to Salad Fingers on the forum.
My favorite is the 4th one (I think it was) where the thing with one big eye puts him in the cage.
Freaky? That was just stupid.
I found this skeletor vs. beastman video that totally pwns them vids.. but I don't think I'd be allowed to post it.. but in the mean time, this is a pretty cool vid.
Have y'all seen the Goldilocks flash cartoon? It's been around for a few years - quite messed up for a flash cartoon. And no, it's not work safe in the least. I won't provide a link, but you can easily find it on Newgrounds. There's a sequel, too.
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hmm the one of a nude female on all fours looking back at the camera.
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Abstract: Baldwin Technology Company, Inc.2 Trap Falls Road Tel: 203 402 1000Suite 402 Fax: 203 402 5500Shelton, CT 06484-0941 www.baldwintech.comUSAPRESS RELEASE26th March 2009BALDWIN SHOWS HOW TO INCREASE
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Baldwin Technology Company, Inc.
2 Trap Falls Road Tel: 203 402 1000
Suite 402 Fax: 203 402 5500
Shelton, CT 06484-0941 www.baldwintech.com
26th March 2009
Stand K25
Visitors to the Baldwin Technology Company Inc. stand at Pacprint 09, which will be held in
Melbourne from May 26th – 30th, will be able to find out about a unique range of process automation
solutions for the Newspaper & Semi-Commercial, Commercial-Web and Sheetfed markets.
Baldwin is a leading worldwide manufacturer of process automation systems for the graphic arts
industry and provides systems designed to significantly enhance print quality and press
productivity, whilst reducing wastage and environmental impact.
Baldwin has entered into a number of partnerships with other leading manufacturers, which has
enabled it to augment its product portfolio even further. The most recent of these agreements is
with Nordson UV and this has allowed Baldwin to offer UV curing and combination UV/IR systems
in addition to its current IR range.
"Australia is an important sector for Baldwin," says President Asia-Pacific Peter Tkachuk. "We have
several major installations. As printers continually seek to reduce production costs they are finding
that Baldwin's systems provide ideal solutions. Printers needing effective methods of dampening,
blanket cleaning, drying or managing their fount solution, are likely to find the answer on Baldwin's
Pacprint 2009 stand."
Extensive Range of Automated Cleaning Systems
90 years experience is incorporated into Baldwin's development of automatic blanket cleaning
technologies for the Sheetfed, Commercial-Web (Heatset), Semi-Commercial and high-performance
Newspaper sectors (Coldset). ImpactFusion-F NP, which can be used with PREPAC or DryPac,
offers the advantages of the established ImpactFusion-F CW technology for the semi-commercial
market, including highly effective cleaning of blankets, ease of operation, cloth changeover and
maintenance plus low waste. ProTech CW, which uses brush technology to automatically clean
blankets, has been established for many years within the Commercial-Web, Newspaper and Semi-
Commercial markets. The latest system, ProTech2 NP, incorporates several updated operational
and performance features.
Other products within Baldwin's 'cleaning stable' include TowerClean, a low cost, extremely
effective automatic blanket cleaning system for single width presses and JetStream, which enables
dust to be removed from the web before it enters the press. There are also systems for cleaning
areas of the press such as ink rolls, guide rolls and chill rolls. Baldwin offers a full or partial
integration into the central control console, as well as stand-alone solutions for both new
installations and retrofits, guaranteeing easy operation.
Award Winning Cleaning Consumables
Baldwin has extended its award-winning, environmentally efficient line of DryPac and PREPAC
consumables for automatic cleaning systems with the addition of PREPAC E, Plus and X-treme
technologies. Baldwin now offers both high performance PREPAC solutions for hybrid, UV and
textured cylinder applications as well as significantly improved cost-effective PREPAC cleaning for
traditional newspaper and semi-commercial, commercial-web and sheetfed printing applications.
Fluid and Temperature Systems
For 50 years Baldwin's fluid and temperature control product range has provided options for all
market segments plus performance and capacity requirements, with solutions for reducing or
eliminating alcohol. These systems are particularly popular amongst sheetfed printers. Fluid and
temperature technologies include the fountain solution conditioning systems, BasicLiner,
CombiLiner, DailyLiner, Automix, Basic/HighTemp, BalControl and IpaSonic, plus the fountain
solution filtration technologies LongLife-C and Performance (focused on sheetfed market).
All of Baldwin's filtration solutions are designed to achieve savings on dampening solution additives,
alcohol and energy. The LongLife-C filtration system for newspaper applications with spray
dampening, based on a strategic partnership with manufacturer Falk, removes dirt from the
dampening solution while ensuring the additive, alcohol or alcohol substitute percentages remain
Spray Dampening Systems
Baldwin's LithoSpray Maxima is a multi-faceted spray dampening system for use in demanding
newspaper and semi-commercial applications, as well as with commercial web presses. Baldwin
leads the industry in spray nozzles, valves and control technology, which ensure optimized control
of print quality not only during press start-up and normal daily production but also during long
periods of high press speeds. Baldwin's patented 'Constant C' technology eliminates blocking of
spray nozzles by ink mist and dust etc.
Web Security Systems
In the area of web protection, Baldwin offers reliable clamping devices under the product name
ProTect and the WebCatcher S14 and WebCatcher S18 for use in the commercial web,
newspaper and semi-commercial area. The WebCatcher S14 prevents press damage from a web
break at speeds of up to 13 m/s and the WebCatcher S18 for web speeds of up to 18 m/s.
In-line Finishing Systems
Printers seeking greater efficiency and productivity from their presses are increasingly installing in-
line finishing equipment and Baldwin has several leading products in this area, including MicroSet
(for slower presses), WebTack, WebSiliconer and SoftWeb systems, which between them provide
gluing, web siliconing web softening and stock moisturising facilities.
Drying Systems
Baldwin is a major supplier of drying systems and this includes the InfraOrange, Compact,
GraphiSet 1 – 4 and FlexoSet products, which provide a comprehensive range of drying options for
sheetfed, semi-commercial and newspaper presses. The company has been working closely with
Nordson UV and has recently signed a Private Label Supplier agreement that allows it to rebrand
Nordson UV equipment in certain countries and offer customers UV, UV/IR combination and IR
drying systems.
Service Solutions
In today's demanding market, printers have to achieve maximum productivity and reliability from
equipment and Baldwin offers customers support through its highly efficient global service
organisation to help customers obtain these goals. Individually tailored service packages can
incorporate retrofits and system optimisation, after-sales support, spare parts etc. Preventive
measures can be added into the package. Baldwin offers special retrofit upgrades so that
customers can maintain their systems at optimum efficiency, while its consulting and training
services ensures the user obtains the maximum benefits from their Baldwin equipment.
About Baldwin
Baldwin Technology Company, Inc. is a leading international supplier of process automation
equipment for the printing and publishing industries. Baldwin offers its customers a broad range of
market-leading technologies, products and systems that enhance the quality of printed products
and improve the economic and environmental efficiency of printing presses. Headquartered in
Shelton, Connecticut, the company has operations strategically located in the major print markets
and distributes its products via a global sales and service infrastructure. Baldwin's technology and
products include cleaning systems, fluid management and ink control systems, web press
protection systems and drying systems and the related consumables.
In 1987, Baldwin Technology Company, Inc. was listed on the American Stock Exchange; it
currently trades on the NYSE Alternext US Exchange.
For further information, visit the Baldwin website at: www.baldwintech.com
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Baldwin Technology Company, Inc. AD Communications Ltd
Tel: +1 203 402 1000 Tel: +44 1372 464470
Fax: +1 203 402 5500 Fax: +44 1372 468626
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Siegfried Bradl Philip Paris/Greg Mills
Baldwin Germany GmbH at AD Communications
Tel. + 49 (0) 821 79 42 360 Email: [email protected]
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Celebrate your sweet tooth and Christmas with this red and green peppermint bead bracelet. This Christmas bead craft from Rings & Things is quick and easy to make for gifts or to treat yourself. Also, check out the Christmas Peppermint Charm for your cell phone or other gadgets.
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Sausage Spaghetti Bake
|Sweet italian sausages
|1 Pound, sliced in 1 inch pieces
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Canned stewed tomatoes
|2 Pound (2 cans, 1 pound each)
|Tomato sauce
|8 Ounce (1 can)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|Mixed italian herbs
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, mixed
|Thin spaghetti
|1 Pound
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
1) Preheat oven to 375° F.
2) Take a large frying pan and brown sausages in it. Add garlic and sauté for about 2 minutes.
3) Pour off all fat and stir in tomato sauce, tomatoes, water, herbs and sugar. Bring the mixture to a boil and cover. Simmer for another 30 minutes for blending flavors.
4) Cook spaghetti according to label directions while the sauce is simmering. Drain nicely.
5) Place half the spaghetti in a 13x9x2 baking dish. Top with half the meat sauce.
6) Repeat the same with remaining spaghetti and sauce, thereby forming 2 layers. Sprinkle with cheese.
7) Bake in the oven for about 30 minutes or until bubbly-hot at moderate 375° F. Let it stand for about 5 minutes.
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Jose Mourinho has insisted he is not worried about Real Madrid's lack of goals so far this season, warning upcoming opponents that a thrashing is in the pipeline. Los Merengues have shown gradual improvement in front of goal in the Portuguese's first three matches in charge, drawing 0-0 with Real Mallorca in their La Liga curtain-raiser, then downing Osasuna 1-0 at the weekend before beating Ajax 2-0 in their UEFA Champions League opener last night.
However, Real really should have netted a hatful against the Dutch side after creating a host of chances and launching shot after shot at goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg, who was busy throughout the game. Mourinho remains unconcerned though.
"We played very well, we pressed a lot and didn't let them play how they wanted to," he said. "One day some poor team will pay for all these chances we've missed.
"If we only had two shots I would worry, or if (goalkeeper Iker) Casillas was our best player. Down the years, in some of Real Madrid's games, Casillas has been the best, and now in the last three matches Casillas has not touched the ball.
"Maybe my strikers were not so clinical in front of goal. We've lost some efficiency in front of goal, but we've gained a lot because we completely dominated the match."
The Madrid giants took the lead in the 31st minute, when the ball ended up in the back of the net as Ajax defender Vurnon Anita and Real striker Gonzalo Higuain challenged for Xabi Alonso's corner. The 22-year-old Argentinian, the club's leading scorer for the last two seasons, then doubled the hosts' advantage in the 73rd minute with his opening goal of the campaign.
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Cristiano Ronaldo, who like Higuain and Angel Di Maria should probably have netted at least a couple, is yet to get off the mark this season, but Mourinho is not dwelling on that. "I'm not worried because Cristiano hasn't scored," said the 47-year-old coach.
"He worked very well and could score a couple in any game. Many coaches would love to have this attack. The goals are going to come. The best player from Osasuna and from Mallorca was the goalkeeper. Here the goalkeeper from Ajax has done very well."
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Mechanistic studies of intracellular delivery of proteins by cell-penetrating peptides in cyanobacteria
1 Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, National Dong Hwa University, Hualien 97401, Taiwan
2 Department of Biological Sciences, Missouri University of Science and Technology, Rolla, MO 65409-1120, USA
BMC Microbiology 2013, 13:57 doi:10.1186/1471-2180-13-57Published: 14 March 2013
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Endocytic inhibition in cyanobacteria. (A) Endocytic efficiency in cyanobacteria treated with NEM. Both 6803 and 7942 strains were treated with either 1 mM or 2 mM of NEM, followed by the treatment of GFP. (B) Endocytic efficiency in cyanobacteria treated with various endocytic modulators. Low temperature, 2 mM of NEM, 10 μM of fusicoccin, 2 μM of valinomycin, 2 μM of nigericin, and 10 mM of sodium azide were used as the physical and pharmacological inhibitors. Cells were treated with these inhibitors, followed by the treatment of GFP. Significant differences were set at P < 0.05 (*) and P < 0.01 (**). Data are presented as mean ± SD from three independent experiments.
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Cell viability analysis by the MTT assay. (A) Cell number determined by optical density (OD) at the wavelength of 600 nm linearly correlates with that assessed by the MTT assay at the wavelength of 570 nm. (B) Physical or chemical treatments reduce cell viability. The 6803 strain of cyanobacteria was treated with 100% methanol, 100% DMSO, or autoclave, followed by the MTT assay. Physical or chemical treatment groups were compared with the group without any treatment. And chemical treatment groups were compared with the autoclave group. Significant differences were determined at P < 0.01 (**). Data are presented as mean ± SD from nine independent experiments.
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The phone number for this one, advertised on equine.com, was for a pizza parlor. When I replied noting that, it went over their head like a lead balloon.
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The horse trailer is still for sale. It has a clear title, very well maintained, no damages, no rust or dents and no mechanical problems. I'm asking $9200 for it, non negotiable. I have to sell this horse trailer as fast as I can because I'm currently working at sea in the United Kingdom and i'll be away for 6 months in a row with only one month vacation and then back to work for 6 months again so I won't be able to use it anymore. I can ship for free within the US if you want to buy it. Let me know what you decide. The pics speak for themselves, You'll love the trailer, I can guarantee you that!
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In a large bowl combine well the glacéed fruits, the raisins, the currants, 1/2 cup of the cherries, 1/2 cup of the angelica, and 3/4 cup of the rum and let the fruits macerate, covered, overnight.
Line the bottom of a well-buttered 9 1/2-inch springform pan with a round of wax paper and butter the paper. Into a small bowl sift together the flour, the baking powder, the salt, the nutmeg, and the ginger. In the bowl of an electric mixer cream together the butter and the brown sugar until the mixture is light and fluffy and beat in 4 of the eggs, 1 at a time, beating well after each addition. Drain the fruit mixture in a sieve set over the batter and beat the juices into the batter. Pat the fruits dry between several thicknesses of paper towels and in a bowl toss them with 1/3 cup of the flour mixture. Stir in the remaining flour mixture into the batter, one fourth at a time, stir in the fruit mixture, the ground almonds, and the walnuts, stirring until the mixture is just combined, and turn the batter out into the prepared pan.
Put 2 loaf pans, each filled with hot water, in a preheated 300°F. oven and put the springform pan between them. Bake the cake for 1 hour, brush the top with the remaining egg, beaten lightly, and bake the cake for 1 hour more. While the cake is baking, in a saucepan melt the apricot jam with the remaining 1 tablespoon rum over moderate heat, bring the mixture to a boil, and strain it through a fine sieve into a bowl, pressing hard on the solids.
Let the cake cool in the pan on a rack for 30 minutes, remove the side of the pan, and invert the cake onto the rack. Remove the pan bottom and the wax paper very carefully, invert the cake onto another rack, and let it cool completely. Arrange the additional cherries and angelica decoratively on the cake, brush the top of the cake with some of the apricot glaze, reserving the remaining glaze for another use, and store the cake, wrapped in plastic wrap and foil. The cake keeps, covered, for 6 months.


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LETTER: Mike Wilson was great coach, mentor
Jerald Jones, Evansville
Mike Wilson was great coach, mentor
Congratulations to Coach Mike Wilson for an outstanding career. He, alone, is responsible for my wife and I to be loyal North Husky fans for more than 24 years.
Coaches come and go for sure, but North High probably did not realize just how much energy, time, and dedication that Coach Wilson gave to the football program. Coach Wilson is and was loyal to his coaching assistants and valued them.
Furthermore, it would be impossible to count the number of student athletes that Coach Wilson positively influenced over the years. He was a mentor to so many and a real gentleman too.
Selfishly, I would like Mike to stay coaching at North, but he deserves his retirement time since he has given so much of himself for such a long time. Thank you, Coach Wilson, for a job well done.
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This is an ok quality tool at a fantastic price. I have not used it yet to see how durable it is, but the fit and finish are above average for Chinese made tools.
No more scratched watches!1/22/2014
The item is quite heavy, which is always good for a tool, and it has several sets of plastic teeth that can be used to screw-open the back of a watch. In the past I have scratched watches trying to get the back off so I can replace the batteries. That has meant that I tended to buy "automatic (movement)" or "eco-drive (sunlight)" types of watch that don't need batteries (or their replacement). But this tool now enables me to shop more widely for watches.
Pro quality!1/22/2014
This is solidly built piece of equipment which can perform a myriad of watch openings.
Very fine watch gadget that I needed for watch battery replacement.
Watch opener with spare bits1/22/2014
This looks like a useful tool for the price and it comes with 4 sets of inter-changeable bits for different watch closures. I'm sure I will find this useful in changing watch batteries along with the watch plunger I purchased to pop the backs on again. Anything to avoid crushing another crystal is a good investment for me.
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