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super nova. Designer Donna Piacenza of Studio 1am reimagines the glamour of retro globe bulbs in a new light. Named for one of the brightest stars in the night sky, Vega beams light from seven frosted shades, arranged in a brass-finished canopy as a modern constellation. Piacenza, whose design is defined by pure forms and clean lines, "loves how the light creates a dramatic effect close to the ceiling." Learn more about Studio 1a.m. on our blog.
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ernest chrome bar cart. 19" dia. x 30"H
- Designed by Donna Piacenza of Studio 1am
- Canopy: Iron with brushed brass finish
- Shades: Frosted glass
- Accommodates seven 13W CFL bulbs (not included) or seven 40W bulbs (not included)
- Hardwired fixture; professional installation recommended
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Overall DimensionsHeight: 30" Diameter: 19" Diameter Of RingDiameter: 18" Diameter Including LegsDiameter: 19.5"
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Our Ready to Assembly Furniture costs a fraction of what you'd expect because it ships in an economical flat‑pack and you do the finished assembly.
In addition to featuring quality materials such as solid hardwoods, hand-forged metals, and beveled glass, the real beauty of this furniture is that each piece is thoughtfully designed to take advantage of efficient new construction methods and affordable high-performance materials. These include new composition leathers, microfiber fabrics, and most importantly, a new generation of high-resistance engineered woods and veneers that not only save you money but ultimately save natural resources as well.
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Werdum wants title fight after beating Nogueira - Mixed Martial Arts News
Fabricio Werdum is on a 2-fight win streak in the UFC's heavyweight division and is currently scheduled to fight Antonio Nogueira this spring. A confident Werdum is not looking past Nogueira, but knows what he wants should he win:
After he gets revenge on his fellow countryman, "Vai Cavalo" wants to challenge for the 265-pound strap and it makes no difference to him who is holding the belt.
He breaks it down to Pro MMA Now:
"My focus now is Nogueira fight first. After I beat him, I know it's so difficult a fight, but I'm training a lot for this fight. After then, I don't' know who will be the owner of the belt. But, I want the belt. Maybe 'Bigfoot,' Dos Santos, Cain Velasquez, it don't matter, I want the belt."
Fabricio has already faced Junior dos Santos and Antonio Silva, defeating "Bigfoot" under the Strikeforce banner in 2009 and losing to "JDS" in 2008 in the very first round at UFC 90 via knockout in what was the Octagon debut for "Cigano."

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The best job in Beaufort is just an application away! Volunteers have one of the best jobs, as long as you don't mind getting paid in smiles and thanks. This is one of the only jobs you will find today that can guarantee a raise in 'pay' for the best employees. As a Museum volunteer you will have the opportunity to work with projects such as the Queen Anne's Revenge, the Watercraft Center, Schools & Group programs, Wooden Boat Show and many more. If those opportunities weren't enough the Museum also offers a number of "Volunteers Only" programs such as our annual volunteer luncheon, ice cream social, field trips and behind the scenes looks at the Museum's projects and exhibits.
We welcome you to join our Museum family and help keep the North Carolina Maritime Museum one of the best attractions in the state! Whether getting out and meeting new people are your interests or sharing your craft with another we have a place for you.
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Volunteer Needed for Collections Department Project
The NC Maritime Museum in Beaufort would like to find a person who could with a collections project beginning in September. The project is to scan photographs and record information about the photographs into a database.
The ideal person could work 1 day, 4-6 hours per week. This volunteer needs to be bright and have careful attention to detail, computer and research skills. It would help if the person knew a little about local sites and boats to help him or her identify some of the images.
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The Education Department at the North Carolina Maritime Museum offers two types of internships:
- The general museum internship is designed for undergraduate students and students exploring their interests in public history. The selected intern will be introduced to the field of museum education and the role of museum educators. The intern will gain an understanding of the various sections within the museum setting and will help develop and implement on-site programs; research objects in the museum collection; and conduct educational programs and tours. Opportunity exists to undertake an independent historical research project to support interpretation, develop materials for school programs, or develop and conduct visitor surveys. The student's interests and abilities will drive the specific type and scope of project.
- The project-based internship is for undergraduate, graduate students and students with previous public history experience. The intern will gain experience in museum education by writing articles for the volunteer newsletter or other museum publications; researching, developing, and implementing educational programs; and answering research requests from staff and museum visitors.
Qualifications: Candidates from all backgrounds with a demonstrated interest in museum work are encouraged to apply. Preference given to History, Public History, Education, English, or Marine Science majors. Computer skills are essential. Accuracy and strong attention to detail are crucial.
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House, Senate OK cell ban compromiseBy Neal P. Goswami
VERMONT PRESS BUREAU | May 08,2014MONTPELIER House and Senate negotiators signed off on a deal Wednesday to ban the use of cellphones and other electronic devices while driving.
The House wasted no time ratifying the conference committees report, voting 129-6 to accept the new compromise plan that will make it illegal to talk on a phone or use other electronic devices while operating a motor vehicle beginning Oct. 1.
The measure had been pronounced dead several times in recent weeks only to be resurrected. Gov. Peter Shumlin has spent the legislative session urging lawmakers to hang up the bill, saying he did not want to legislate common sense.
But with the bill on the fast-track to his desk, Shumlins office indicated Wednesday he will sign it, because of the changes made by House and Senate negotiators.
The Vermont House passed the ban in a standalone bill earlier this year by an overwhelming margin. The House had taken similar action at least three other times in recent years, though, before seeing it stall in the Senate.
It appeared to be picking up steam this year, when longtime opponent Sen. Dick Mazza, D-Grand Isle, chairman of the Senate Transportation Committee, declared his newfound support, lifting the legislations roadblock to becoming law. He argued the states ban on texting while driving is impossible to enforce without it.
The legislation cleared Mazzas committee only to be held up in the Senate Judiciary Committee by its chairman, Sen. Richard Sears, D-Bennington. Sears said he wanted a more broad approach that dealt with distracted driving as a whole.
The House found another way to move forward, however. The ban was attached to an unrelated bill making miscellaneous changes to the Department of Motor Vehicles. The legislation had no reason to go to Senate Judiciary, effectively circumventing Sears opposition.
The compromise plan calls for an effective date of Oct. 1, rather than July 1. That will allow the state to launch educational public service announcements by Aug. 1, as required in the new language.
It does no good if were going to have something and nobody knows about it, Mazza, a member of the conference committee, said.
The bill will carry a fine of at least $100 for a first offense, followed by fines up to $500 for subsequent offense. The violation will not carry points against a drivers license, however.
Rep. David Potter, D-Clarendon, said the House reluctantly agreed to the Senate sides request to remove the assessment of points on a persons license for violating the ban, but would not derail progress because of it.
Removing points isnt a deal breaker for the House. I think both the House and the Senate should be excited about the progress of this legislation, making our highways safer, he said.
He praised the public awareness campaign required in the compromise.
Were not just springing this on them, Potter said. Were going to have a little education campaign and that will be good for all of us.
Sears was also a member of the conference committee. He did not sign off on the measure Wednesday but said he was happy with the changes that made it a much better bill.
While I still dont support it, and I cant sign off on the conference committee report, I do think weve come a long way, he told fellow conferees.
Sears said later that his placement on the committee allowed him to advocate for some of the changes. Im glad I was on the conference committee. Im glad I was able to steer in that direction, he said.
Shumlin spokeswoman Susan Allen said those changes were welcomed by Shumlin.
Gov. Shumlin wanted to ensure the bill made sense for Vermont, wouldnt increase Vermonters insurance rates or harm their driving records. He appreciated the Legislatures willingness to compromise on this bill and expects to sign it, she said in a written statement.
Despite opposing views on the ban, Sears and Mazza, both longtime legislators, said they remain friends and carry no hard feelings from the showdown.
The measure awaits final approval in the Senate before heading to Shumlins desk to be signed into law.
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The Department of Defense announced today the death of a Marine who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Capt. Brent L. Morel, 27, of Martin, Tenn., died April 7 from hostile fire in Al Anbar Province, Iraq. He was assigned to 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Pendleton, Calif.
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The ACMA has set up a local DNSChanger check-up site to inform users who may not realise they have been infected.
The malware was allegedly used in an internet advertising scam that infected four million computers in 100 countries, according to FBI statistics.
It redirected legitimate searches by computer users to malicious sites via rogue DNS servers.
Six Estonian nationals have been arrested and are currently subject to extradition procedures to bring them to the United States to face charges.
US authorities have interim control of the rogue DNS servers but expect to shut them down on July 9.
After that time, any computer still infected with DNSChanger - and thus trying to route all requests through the rogue servers - will not be able to connect to the internet.
The July cut-off date is four months later than originally planned, after a US court granted an extension to help authorities deal with the number of still-infected machines.
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help!, I do not see the recipe for the shrimp egg drop soup, the last recipe??
Just wondering…did Mr. Observing actually TRY the recipes before dismissing ALL of the recipes as disgusting. How old is Mr. Observing anyway??? TEN???
I haven't tried them yet but I must admit they don't look appetizing.
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Queen's is a residential university with most students hailing from outside of Kingston. For the 2012-13 year, more than 94% of incoming first year students represent other areas of Ontario, Canada, and the world.
Queen's 17 residences, home to over 3,900 graduate and undergraduate students from approximately 100 countries, are more than just a place to stay while attending university. Here, you'll meet incredible people from around the world and learn some amazing things about yourself and others. Most residences on main campus are within a 10-minute walk to classes, libraries, the Athletics & Recreation Centre (ARC), and our many dining facilities.
In fact, most student housing, Queen's-owned or otherwise, is within a 20-minute walk to campus. Whether you choose to live on campus in residence or off campus in the "student village," Queen's has a unique sense of community. Welcome to your home away from home!
Information and Services
Queen's has a variety of support services and information to help students make the transition to independent living.
|For all Incoming Students (Including Undergraduates)
|Listing of all Queen's residence buildings
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|Identifies accessible entrances and other accessible facilities of campus buildings
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|Manages the student rental properties owned by Queen's University, including family-style rentals in An Clachan and John Orr Tower
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|Jean Royce Hall Council
|The student government for residents of Jean Royce Hall, Harkness International Hall, and the Graduate Residence
|Main Campus Residence Council
|Provides student representation, a peer-based discipline system and social events
|Municipal Affairs Commission(AMS)
|A student resource for everything from landlord-tenant issues, leases, and property standards to information about the City of Kingston. Also runs an online housing database, Holiday Housecheck, free home inspections, and the Golden Key awards for notable landlords.
|Kingston Student Housing Co-operative or Science'44 Co-op
|Provides accommodation for 172 students and a meal plan for 125 co-op members attending Queen's or St. Lawrence College
|Senate Residence Committee
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Total Strap Length: 13 1/4"
Rated 3 out of 5Â by 4 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5Â by MOMe nice I am 32 C bust, 26 waist and slender. I ordered the large in this item since I wanted this halter top to fit like the first picture (picture of model on location inside the house). I suspected she was wearing a large and the model in the studio shoot was wearing a small. I got the size large halter and it fits me pretty much like the model in the first photo (location shoot). However, the strap that goes around the neck is a tad shorter than the one in the picture. Free people has a tendency to put their models in any size which makes the item look nicer. This is especially true for location shoots. The reality is some items looks nicer in a large and some in a small. Therefore do not assume the model is always wearing the standard model size small. I am only addressing this issue since many people have asked what size the model is wearing in the first photo compared to the other photos as this seems to be causing difficulties for some as they decide to order this item. Hope this helps. 2.28.2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by p1gp3n pretty concept, not perfectly executed if this were longer and had the deeper v pattern in front like the catalog shot, it would have been perfect. but it is as pictured as the studio shots. the halter straps also only have a short slit, so you can't twist them like the catalog either. this will basically fit true to size, unless you want a longer, less tight halter straps and for it to fit longer overall. a slight issue with quality is that some areas with the strips of fabric are not as taut, so they look loose and stretched out, and generally seem a bit too delicate that they'll all unevenly stretch out. this will need a layer under, either a tank, tube or bandeau. 2.24.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by deerheart the sweetest thing perfect for petites & layering Got mine today, picked the stone color. It fits true to size, XS for 5'4'' 32B 100 lbs. The materials and colors are so pretty, just know that the olive color is less vibrant than it appears in the studioshots. Its still cold outside, but i have been trying this on with an espresso racerback tank...looks cool...and a thin mushroom T, looks cool as well......layer a cardigan like the thin ribbed maxi cardi over until it gets warmer and you will get a lot of wear out of this piece. It looks soo cute from the front, perfect for petites, hits me at the hipbones and the back is awesome, too!!! The only think i dont like is the price....the embroidery is come loose already before i tried it on...i three places on the front...not to good quality...expected better quality for this price so i am on the fence 2.13.2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by turp Disappointment I received this top in the mail today. Everything was great, the color, size and fit. I go look in the mirror and I see that the front is totally ripped above the breast. I will be returning this. It just really sucks because there aren't any left so I can't order it again. I buy from this company so much that it's pretty upsetting. Can't they inspect their items before they ship them? 2.11.2013
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Wednesday, August 13, 2014
A Brooklyn accent shook the Berkeley County School District boardroom Tuesday night and rallied two divided sides unable to agree on the site for a new elementary school in Hanahan.
Bill Healy, a Hanahan resident and grandfather, asked the district to fugetaboutit and move forward in the best interest of the districts children.
Every day that goes by is a wasted day. Become leaders that you were voted in for, Healy said.
He ended his three-minute public appeal with asking the school board members to stand if they were willing to come to the table with the City of Hanahan. All members including the superintendent stood, as present City of Hanahan officials walked to the front of the room to join them.
Healy was one of 15 public commenters that included officials from the city like Hanahan Mayor Minnie Blackwell and Mayor Pro Tem Joel Hodges. The City Council canceled its regularly scheduled Tuesday meeting to attend.
The bad blood between the district and the Council began late 2013. After the successful 2012 Yes 4 Schools campaign in which a new elementary school was promised to the Tanner Plantation area, the district asked for rezoning of a tract known as the Bowen site. The request was denied.
The school site was not on Tuesdays regular board meeting agenda, but will be on the agenda during the upcoming Aug. 26 meeting, according to Superintendent Rodney Thompson.
The slew of public comments was sparked by an email sent by board member Doug Cooper. The email to Blackwell suggested that Hanahans children would be bused out of town if something didnt give. Both sides of the issue claim the other has made misleading statements, but after Healys comments, members of the board and the superintendent said they were willing to put it behind them.
I want to get this resolved, it is a priority, Thompson said. Please do not place judgment on our board members until all of this is resolved. You talk about some facts that arent correct ... if we get into a game of placing blame then we really arent going to move forward.
Lets come to the table to move forward with an open mind, he said.
Cooper stood by his email.
I welcome that challenge, he said to the council members. The reason for my email is that we are so frustrated at the inability to come to any kind of resolution without a tremendous set of demands ... lets try to do this again. We tried it once, but I think we can try it again with your help.
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Piano, Theory, Harmony, History, Choral Conducting
Dr. Evelyn Grieger holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano from the University of Lethbridge and a Master of Music degree in Choral Conducting from the University of Alberta. Evelyn attended the University of Illinois (Champaign-Urbana campus) where she received her DMA in Choral Conducting. She has taught and conducted at a number of post-secondary institutions in and around Edmonton, and has conducted many community choirs and church choirs in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Illinois.
In addition to leading choral workshops, guest conducting and adjudicating, Evelyn teaches undergraduate conducting at both the University of Alberta and The King's University College. She has taught private piano and theory lessons for many years, and will also be accepting students interested in private conducting lessons. Evelyn teaches beginner piano to RCM grade 6. Dr. Grieger has just accepted the position of Music Minister at First Baptist Church, Edmonton where she will conduct the choir and oversee all musical decisions.
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I've been working with my new iPhone 5 for a couple of days now. So far, I love it! My last phone was a BlackBerry Bold 9780 and, let me tell you, there's a world of difference. Even though LTE is not available on T-mobile in my area yet (Chicagoland), iPhoncé, her Christian name, is eons faster than what I was accustomed to. It's actually quite shocking to not have to plan another activity for the inevitable wait time for any action that required a data network. In fact, I may give up the idea of multitasking altogether!
T-Mobile Q1 2013 earnings are out showing good numbers for iPhone 5 sales
T-Mobile has released their Q1 2013 earnings report, and it shows good news for the carrier on the iPhone front. The iPhone 5 only launched officially on April 12, yet T-Mobile reports that they have sold around 500,000 units to new and existing customers. Perhaps coincidentally, they're also reporting an uptake in net customer additions for the quarter, standing at 576,000.
Considering we're half way through a release cycle, the numbers also show us that consumer desire for the iPhone 5 still remains pretty high. T-Mobile already had a sizeable base of iPhone customers who brought their own devices to them, and with the launch of their LTE network they'll surely be hoping that the iPhone 5 continues to post good sales numbers for them.
Also in the quarter, T-Mobile launched their new, subscription based T-Mobile TV application for iPhone, as well as finalizing the merger with Metro PCS. This all comes on the back of their dramatic "UN-Carrier" rebranding and the move away from contract plans.
When Leanna reviewed the T-Mobile iPhone 5, she found a mixed bag when it came to data speeds. LTE was good, but Edge was definitely not so good. Otherwise, it's the exact same iPhone 5 we've come to know and love. While they've no doubts sold a fair few in the last few weeks, how many of you picked one up? How happy are you with it on T-Mobile? Let us know in the comments below.
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T-Mobile Q1 2013 earnings are out showing good numbers for iPhone 5 sales
I don't quite think it's fair to compare the iPhone 5 with a Bold 9780, being that the Bold is around 2 years old at a time when 4G/"4G" wasn't quite as readily available as it is now and also that the specs of the 9780-though being top of the line for that moment-can't compete with the technology of today. Having owned one, the Bold 9780 was a great phone for its time. But a 9780 doesn't work in the current smartphone marketplace, which is where the new BlackBerry phones come in.
That being said, I also have an iPhone 5 on T-Mobile and don't have LTE yet. The "4G" in NYC is great, so good that I don't feel the immediate need for LTE (that's not to say it won't be welcomed). However Edge is terrible on the phone. On any of the several androids I've had over the years, at least on Edge I can manage to do a few things... slowly. Edge on the T-Mobile's iPhone 5 is walking while tied to a pole. But being that I rarely get Edge, this is not much of an issue.
I didn't mean to disparage the BlackBerry name and I was over the moon when the Z10 went to market. It looks like a great device and I hope it's a harbinger of good things for Thornsten, et al. There was just such a remarkable difference between my last phone--which I purchased a couple of yeas back--and my current one that I had to mention it. My guess is that quite a few Tmo customers are coming off of two year plans and the phones that accompanied them. It's enough to make one giddy!
T Mobile is a fine carrier. I only left them after 10 solid years (voicestream to T Mobile) to get an iphone 4S from verizon a little while ago. Found Verizon to be ridiculously expensive on plans and way too restrictive on call minutes and texts. In my area, the Tampa Bay area of Florida, T mobile actually has the entire area blanketed with coverage and it was this way 10 years ago. I have just went back to T Mobile and bought an iphone 5 and couldn't be happier and saved almost $40/month on my bill.
Sorry. I just replied to myself. Obviously all this newfangled technology is messing with my brain cells :)
Now that's funny. But anyway, too bad T-Mobile is the smallest carrier out of the four. Maybe in a few years when their LTE network is widespread to go toe to toe with the big two (not EVEN thinking about Sprint in this case), I will give them a shot. Until then, I'm sticking with AT&T.


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"Dead on arrival"?! This joke is getting old! From iPad live shows being corrupted and lost so we only get a few minutes of it, to downloading and streaming errors in the feed so we don't get it at all, It's getting tiresome getting screwed over over getting the iPad live podcast. Come on guys, get it together. I love this podcast because Rene is probably the most knowledgeable podcaster I know when it comes to iOS and i devices, but these podcasting screw ups are damaging my enthusiasm, the credibility and professionalism of this show as well as iPhone Live. I'm thankful for the depth of knowledge and appreciate the fact that these podcasters are putting their hard earned time in for our benefits, but I hope we can count on a certain level of reliability as well.
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I was reading in an online forum that Judaism advocates that a rapist marry his victim. This sounds so backward and oppressive, and difficult to reconcile with the compassionate Judaism that I know and love. Is what I read accurate?
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This year marks the bicentennial of the Battle of Lake Erie fought during the War of 1812. Being a former commanding officer of the guided-missile cruiser USS Lake Erie (CG-70), I have a profound appreciation for the legacy of this battle.
I was honored this week to be able to attend some of the great events in Put-in-Bay, Ohio, commemorating the Battle of Lake Erie. During my visit, I was immersed in the history of this great naval battle and I realized that so many of the qualities that shaped and helped the Navy win the battle of Lake Erie over 200 years ago still hold true today: the fighting spirit and boldness of the Navy's Sailors, the Navy's innovation and technological supremacy, the direct link between a strong Navy and a prosperous America through free world trade, and the Navy's key role in preserving American sovereignty.
During the War of 1812, America called on the Navy and its warfighting Sailors to preserve our country's security and prosperity. Two hundred years later, that tradition continues.
Today, your Navy continues to protect and defend America on the world's oceans. Navy ships, submarines, aircraft and, most importantly, tens of thousands of America's finest young men and women who are deployed around the world doing just that. They are there now. They will be there when we are sleeping tonight. They will be there every Saturday, Sunday and holiday this year. They are there around the clock, far from our shores, defending America.
That they are there is critically important because, as in virtually any global endeavor, being there matters. It matters in business: it is why American firms maintain a presence in their overseas markets. It matters in politics: it is why the State Department maintains a diplomatic contingent in nearly every other nation on earth. It certainly matters to our national defense: it is why U.S. forces are stationed around the world.
Our planet is more than 70 percent covered by water; "being there" means having the ability to act from the sea. The Navy is uniquely positioned to be there. The world's oceans allow the Navy the power to protect America's interests anywhere, and at any time.
When America's national security is threatened by the existence of a weapons facility or a terrorist camp on the other side of the world, being there matters. Where these threats exist, chances are high that Navy ships, submarines, aircraft and Navy Special Forces are very close by, with the ability to destroy targets located hundreds of miles inland. When the decision is made to act on one of these threats, the solution may involve launching attack aircraft or unmanned aerial vehicles from aircraft carriers, firing cruise missiles from ships or submarines or inserting a team of Navy SEALs to do what only Navy SEALs can do. In any case, the Navy can do all of these things, and do them all from the sea without the need to get another country's permission to operate within its borders.
More than 90 percent of the world's commerce travels by sea. When piracy threatens innocent lives and disrupts shipping traffic in the Indian Ocean, when rogue nations act to deny access to vital Middle East waterways through which much of the world's oil is shipped, being there matters. America's Navy is there, patrolling what is essentially the world's interstate ocean highway system, ensuring the free flow of global trade and, in turn, preserving America's economic prosperity.
Following a humanitarian crisis, like the devastating tsunami that struck north Japan in 2011 or the earthquake which ravaged Haiti in 2010, being there matters. Because the Navy is always deployed around the world, it can provide nearly immediate humanitarian relief in the wake of a disaster, ferrying supplies, medicine and trained medical personnel ashore from Navy ships via helicopters and landing craft.
When narcotics traffickers use speedboats and special purpose submarines to ferry illegal drugs across the oceans and into America, being there matters. Navy ships and submarines are deployed in the waters near Central and South America with law enforcement agencies to intercept shipments of illegal narcotics before they reach our shores.
As the world's geopolitical and economic climates continue to evolve, the case for America maintaining a strong Navy grows. Indeed, the President's national security strategy calls for a renewed focus on enduring threats in the Middle East region, as well as an increased American commitment in the Asia-Pacific region — a vast, mostly ocean-covered area of the world ideally suited for operations from the sea and in which the Navy maintains a robust presence.
On Sept. 10, 1813, your Navy was there and ensured America kept control of Lake Erie for the rest of the war. Today, just as it did then, when it comes to protecting and defending America, being there matters. And America's Navy is already there!
Rear Adm. Joseph A. Horn is the head of the Navy's Program Executive Office for Integrated Warfare Systems.
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whoever cast Molly as Fran needs to be shot (out of a cannon).. pitiful choice. But, the same can be said for Rob Lowe as Nick, remember the scene of deaf mute Nick standing with Mother A on the porch looking out at the corn, his back turned to her while she makes a speech, nodding his head in agreement.. when he CAN'T HEAR.. anyway... Laura Prepon (with her red hair) will make a good Fran, she does drama quite well. She might be a bit too old now though, Frannie is.. 19? The actress who plays Quinn on Glee would be good if she dyed her hair red.. she has the 'I want' face. The actress who plays Santana on Glee would make an excellent Nadine.. oh yeah
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Schroon Lake A North Country tradition is returning. The Schroon Lake Fish & Game Club will host its 21st annual ice fishing derby.
The event is slated for Saturday and Sunday, March 2 and 3.
Fishing will start at daylight on Saturday and end at 4 p.m. on Sunday. All fish must be weighed in at the clubhouse by 4 p.m. Sunday. All fish must be caught in the designated waters of Schroon Lake. Tickets must be purchased prior to fishing to be eligible for any prizes. This includes children who have tip-ups out.
Pre-registered anglers do not have to sign in at the clubhouse before fishing. Tickets for pre-registration are $12 through Sunday, Feb. 24, and $15 after that date. People may pre-register by mail by sending a check made out to the S.L. Fish & Game Club with a printed list of entrant's names, addresses, and phone numbers to S.L. Fish & Game Club, PO Box 725, Schroon Lake 12870. Mail in entries must be received by Feb. 23.
Entry forms are available at Flanagan's, Bobcat Sports and the Schroon Lake Fish & Game Club through March 1. Late entries may be completed at Flanagan's on Friday, March 1, or at the Fish & Game Club Friday, March 1, from noon to 9 p.m. and Saturday, March 2, or Sunday, March 3, all day.
There will be three categories of fish — trout, salmon and northern pike — with three cash prizes in each category determined by weight.
There will also be a cash prize for the heaviest pickerel and perch.
Anglers are limited to three salmon, which must be at least 15 inches; two lake trout, which must be at least 18 inches; five northern pike, which must be at least 18 inches; and 50 perch of any size. There are no limits on pickerel.
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- It is my intention to make two major points in this paper: 1. The first has to do with finding a frame within which the modal expressions of one particular Ancient IE [Indoeuropean] language – I have chosen Classical Greek – can be best described. I shall try to point out that the regularities which we find in these expressions must depend on an underlying principle, represented by abstract structures. These structures are semanto-syntactic, which means that the semantic properties or bundles of properties are arranged not in a linear order but in a hierarchical order, analogous to a bracketing in a PS structure. The abstract structures we propose have, of course, a very tentative character. They can only be accepted as far as evidence for them can be furnished. 2. My second point has to do with the modal verb forms that were the object of the studies of most Indo-Europeanists. If in the innermost bracket of a semanto-syntactic structure two semantic properties or bundles of properties can be exchanged without any further change in the total structure, and if this change is correlated with a change in verbal mood forms and nothing else, then I think we are faced with a case where these forms can be said to have a meaning of their own. I shall also try to show how these meanings are to be understood as bundles of features rather than as unanalyzed terms. In my final remarks: I shall try to outline the bearing these views have on comparative IE linguistics.


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2010-2011 Season Review: The Hilbert men's basketball team took the court mid-October with excitement and anticipation for a turn-around season built off the bumps and bruises the squad took on the chin during the 2009-10 season. The "senior leadership" phrase missing one season earlier would now be termed as "seasoned-player leadership" since the Hawks would be led by returning sophomores and juniors still without a true fourth-year basketball player on the roster. Several first year players to the program complimented the veterans, propelling the Hawks to a 12-15 (8-10 conference) finish.
The season opened up with a one point loss on the road at Marywood University (63-62) before the Hawks returned to Hamburg to host their first annual Tip-Off Tournament. John Jay, Keuka and Morrisville State were participants with the championship trophy going to John Jay in a 93-77 win over Morrisville. The Hawks pulled a triple-overtime (85-83) home victory off against Oberlin just before Thanksgiving break only to return for a two-point loss at Alfred (78-76) the Saturday after the biggest feasting day of the year. Hilbert went 1-1 in their two other non-conference games; they were road victors at Waynesburg (80-72) and suffered a 69-54 loss before the semester break in December.
Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference play began the first week in December and in the three contests before Christmas, Hilbert went 0-3. La Roche gave the Hawks a 75-51 spanking on a Saturday, but the royal and white rebounded in a three-point loss to Penn State Behrend with a chance to tie the game at the buzzer and finally, Pitt-Greensburg took a 80-65 win at home.
Second semester, after roster changes shuffled the deck, Hilbert opened up 3-0 before they faced Mount Aloysius (95-85)in the first of three high-scoring games this season. That game, combined with the 98-95 overtime loss to Bradford and the second-round loss to La Roche (72-56) on a night they dedicated their home court to Scott Lang, drained the Hawks of their confidence and continuity. The Behrend loss was the last blow in January (70-51) before they pulled a 78-69 home win over Greensburg to finish January 4-4 in AMCC play.
Once the team settled into their rhythm, the Hawks went 4-2 in February. Hilbert lost to both the Western NY teams (83-54 Medaille and 75-69 D'Youville) then went 3-0 against schools from Pennsylvania and 1-0 over Franciscan in another triple-overtime game (91-84). The Hawks late season surge earned them an 8-10 overall conference record and the right to host a first round game as the 4th seed in the AMCC post-season tournament. Hilbert hosted Mount Aloysius again for the second time in ten days with the same result of breaking the century mark in a forty-two point win (102-60). Hilbert moved to the conference final four, faced La Roche College the number one seed and lost 86-69.
The personnel changes as well as shuffling the line-up were challenges the coaching staff dealt with all season long. Freshman point guard CJ Hodge (Rochester, NY/Gates Chili) was the only player to start every game for Hilbert and his play was valued by not only the team but the league as well. Hodge was named as the AMCC Newcomer of the Year in February after averaging almost thirty-three minutes a game and 8.9 ppg, 3.9 apg, 2.2 spg. Helping Hodge on the wing was sophomore Dan McFarland (Lancaster, NY/St. Mary's). McFarland was named to the AMCC 2nd Team All-Conference while averaging thirty minutes a game, 16.6 ppg (49.1% FG), 2.4 apg. During the last month of the season, the lefty netted 30 points on three separate occasions helping to push the Hawks towards play-offs.
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Merse gives his verdict on all the weekend's games
As ever, you can follow all the Premier League action this weekend on Sky Sports.
We asked Soccer Saturday expert Paul Merson to look at the fixtures and give us his verdict on where the games will be won and lost.
Every week he'll be here on skysports.com to share his views on who he expects to be the winners and losers of the weekend.So read on for his shouts and don't forget to let us know your views via the comments box...
Ford Football Special: QPR v Norwich
12.30pm, Sat, Sky Sports 2 HD
Christopher Samba could be the difference between QPR going down and staying up.
It's a big gamble to spend £12million and £100,000 a week on wages (what happens if they go down?), but he's a monster of a centre-half and is a threat in the other box. That's a big, big signing for Harry Redknapp.
I can't see many others being on that money in that dressing room, but if he comes in and keeps them up then fair play to Tony Fernandes for taking the gamble. With all the TV money coming in, you have to be in the Premier League next year.
I'm less convinced about Jermaine Jenas, who is a good player, but could have been very good if he'd done more with his ability and I like Andros Townsend. Harry has brought in people he knows who have played in the Premier League and I think he's done great business. I thought they had no chance of staying up and now they have a great chance.
We'll see which new players appear against Norwich, but they need to win this game. They've drawn against West Ham and Man City, but it's different when the fans are expecting a result. They seem to find it difficult when the onus is on them.
Norwich aren't too far away from staying up and if they can go to QPR and draw it will be a big result for them. They brought in Luciano Becchio on Deadline Day who is a player I like, but I'm not sure if he's a top-level footballer.
The big question here is can QPR handle the pressure of a must-win game? With Harry in charge, I think they'll win a tight game.
Ford Super Sunday: West Brom v Tottenham
1pm, Sun, Sky Sports 1 HD
When I read about the Peter Odemwingie saga on Friday morning I nearly fell off the toilet!
I just can't believe what he did. You can't turn up at QPR hoping a deal is going to be done! This is where his agent needs a good talking to because he can just go and sit at his desk and get on with his job, but the poor player has got to go back and train with the team-mates he was trying to leave behind.
And if he ever plays again, the fans will absolutely hammer him.
He's been disrespectful to Steve Clarke and the owners of West Brom, a club which took him out of his nightmare in Russia not very long ago. That club put him on the map, so to treat them like that isn't right.
This is a problem they didn't need because they haven't been in great form. They were always going to have a dip after their great start, but this is a ruthless league and they haven't been able to win for toffee lately. The games come around so quickly and your season can turn around in two-and-a-half weeks.
As for Tottenham, they didn't play well against Norwich on Wednesday but they still got a point. When Tottenham played badly in the days before Harry Redknapp and Andre Villas-Boas they would lose, but they seem to have a winning mentality now.
That point might be massive at the end of the season. I just make Spurs favourites for fourth place, but it will be tight against Arsenal and Everton - and Chelsea aren't assured any more.
And I think they will win this game, especially when you consider what's gone on with Odemwingie.
Ford Super Sunday: Man City v Liverpool
3.30pm, Sun, Sky Sports 1 HD
A draw is a waste of time for both teams here and as a result we should get an unbelievable football match.
In the race for fourth I don't see Arsenal, Tottenham and Everton losing this weekend so if Liverpool don't win then the gap to the Champions League spots will get a bit too big.
I also expect Man City to be 10 points behind Man United by the time they walk onto the football pitch, so they need the three points too.
I think there's a long way to go in the title race. Man City haven't let in a goal in their six games in 2013 and they're getting much more Ashford & Simpson at the back now. If they can keep it that way they've always got the players to win games.
So if they can beat Liverpool I still think they're well in the hunt to catch Man United, even though they're at a disadvantage by playing second this weekend.
Liverpool sat back too much when they went 2-0 ahead against Arsenal. They should have gone at them and could have nicked a third, but instead they took Daniel Sturridge off and let Arsenal take control. It's a shame because they were outstanding in the first half.
And it was great to see a top-drawer player like Luis Suarez being asked to play left wing and putting in a fabulous shift. Fair play to him because he was tracking back, winning tackles - and he played probably the ball of the season to Sturridge (if it had fallen on his better foot we'd have been talking about that pass forever...)
If Man City score first it could be all over, but if Liverpool get the first goal then they can play on the break and we could be in for a very high-scoring football match.
Arsenal v Stoke
Stoke have been very disappointing defensively recently and have let in three goals in four of their last five league games - and they threw away a 2-0 lead to draw with Wigan in the other. That's not the Stoke that I know. Arsenal should win this fairly comfortably.
Everton v Aston Villa
I don't know what to say about Aston Villa. Every week on Soccer Saturday I say they need a central midfielder with lots of experience to put his foot on the ball and spray passes around and what do they buy? A 22-year-old from France! Seriously? They've lost to Wigan, Southampton and Newcastle at home so there's zilcho chance of winning at Goodison Park.
Newcastle v Chelsea
Chelsea need to sort themselves out. They've let in two against Brentford, Reading and Southampton and maybe the manager needs to let them off the leash. Whenever Chelsea have gone 2-0 up in the last few years you'd expect them to get four or five, but now they just sit back. Newcastle won a huge game at Aston Villa and can go out and relax more here, but you don't know what you're going to get from Chelsea. They're like a bag of Revels, but I'll go for them to win.
Reading v Sunderland
I've spoken to Brian McDermott a couple of times and he'll be the first to admit they were too open at the start of the season. He realised there are too many good players about in the Premier League and switched to a 4-5-1, made them harder to beat and has enjoyed more luck. They hadn't had any luck for half a season, but have had a bit (on top of their hard work) in the last few games. Sunderland are playing well, but I think Reading can win and go clear of the bottom three.
West Ham v Swansea
You always get one team in the second half of the season sliding down like someone in glass slippers on a glass slope. At the moment that team is West Ham, but when you've got Sam Allardyce as your manager you will be alright. He won't let Swansea get the ball down and spray it around and they can get a draw.
Wigan v Southampton
Sir Alex Ferguson said Southampton were the best team he'd faced at Old Trafford this season, but it's a bit easier when you've got nothing to lose. Can they play like that at Wigan? They're playing well enough to win this game, but Wigan are a bit hot and cold. I'll go for the draw, but if I had to pick a winner I would go for Southampton.
Fulham v Man Utd
No Berbatov, no chance. If Fulham's best player doesn't play then I can only see one result. You only had to look at the FA Cup game last weekend to see how superior Man United are, especially when Wayne Rooney is in form. Sir Alex will play his best team to try and win the game and put the pressure on Man City before they start focussing on Real Madrid and the Champions League.


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