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A crystal clear 7-minute video of the Nexus 5 (I think we can accept that's going to be the name at this point) was just leaked on the web. It's an older build than the one leaked by TuttoAndroidyesterday, but look - it's the Nexus 5 hardware in the clearest shots we've seen yet!smartphones.sfr.fr appears all over it, so the full credit for this leak goes out to them.
In the video, shot on October 9th if we are to believe the lockscreen, we're obviously looking at a prototype, considering there's no Nexus branding on the back, but one that offers the highest amount of detail to date. It's worth taking a peek at it just to see a close-up of those sexy dual bottom-firing speakers.
As for the build, it's missing some elements we saw recently, like notification bar transparency in the launcher, the camera shortcut on the lockscreen, the new dialer, app drawer, Search app icons, Google Photos (as opposed to Google+ Photos), etc. The build even says KeyLimePie, just like it did in numerous previous leaks, but remember that Google only told its employees the new KitKat name in the beginning of September. Rest assured that it'll change by release time
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Friday, February 7, 2014
Its a problem that has to be fixed. But to fix it is going to cost a lot of money.
The City of Georgetowns Wastewater Treatment Plant - which cleans about four million gallons of water per day from the city, county and Town of Andrews - is out of compliance with the Department of Health and Environmental Controls regulations, and has been for years.
The water is clean after it is treated but then it is placed in a 22-acre lagoon where it sits until it can be discharged into the Sampit River. That can only be done as the tide is going out.
During that holding time - especially during the summer months - a bacteria called Enterococcus forms in the water. City officials said that type of pollution is caused by seagulls and alligators that go into the retention pond.
It is bodily waste from the birds and alligators that cause the bacteria.
The City has been placed under Consent Orders four times since 2007 by the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) for failing to solve the bacteria problem.
It was thought that a solution to the problem would be to subdivide the holding pond so that water does not stay stagnant as long. However, at a recent planning retreat, Jonathan Heald, the citys public service director, said dividing the pond would only be a Band-Aid for the problem.
This is a high priority for me, Heald told council, adding the pond division solution is like taking a pig and trying to put lipstick on it.
It is like trying to turn a donkey into a thoroughbred, Heald said.
If a permanent solution is not found, the Environmental Protection Agency will step in and shut us down, Heald added. I do not believe segregating the lagoon does anything. We would still have treatment problems.
Options being considered, Heald said, include:
Modifications to the Influent Pump Station
Modifications to the Headworks, Bar Screens and Grit Separators
Construction of an Equalization Basin
Modifications to each of the three Reactors
Construction of an Acid Feed System
Conversion from Liquid Chlorine Disinfection system
Upgrading the Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition System (SCADA)
Heald said the reactors inside the wastewater plant do not work well.
He said he has had recent discussions with DHEC and believes a more comprehensive look at the wastewater treatment plant and a plan that addresses the treatment problems is a better solution.
Heald said Jacobs Engineering, which is already working with the city on the problem, will analyze the plant and draft an engineering report which will include recommended upgrades that need to be made and the associated costs.
This report will be submitted to DHEC who will review and comment and eventually approve as a modification to the Consent Order, Heald said.
Heald said once the report is drafted, his office will have a better idea of how much the needed improvements will cost. When pressed by council at the retreat for a figure, Heald said it could cost as much as $11 million.
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The Perry County Central Lady Commodores traveled to Jackson last Thursday to take on the Jackson City Lady Tigers. The Lady Commodores were looking for their first victory on the young season, and it took only five innings for the Lady Commodores to pick up the 11-0 win.
Perry Central picked up a pair of runs in the first inning, but went silent in the second inning (2-0). The Lady Commodores picked up another pair in the third to bring their tally to four (4-0).
The big blow came in the fourth inning when the Lady Commodores doubled their score with four runs in the frame (8-0). Perry Central ended the game in the fifth inning with three runs, bringing the final score to 11-0.
Whitney Back led the way for the Lady Commodores, picking up the win on the mound with 13 strikeouts in five innings of work. Back also had four hits, six RBI and an inside the park home run.
Perry Central stats: Makayla Walker 2 hits and 2 runs, Pam Sebastian 2 hits and 2 runs, Whitney Back 4 hits, 4 runs and 6 RBI (HR), Shelby Sheffield 2 hits, 1 run and 2 RBI, Katie Pigman 2 hits and 2 runs, and Hannah Johnson 2 hits and 2 RBI.


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CRESTVIEW — Simply put, two things need to happen Friday night for the Crestview football team to make the playoffs that start two weeks from Friday.
The Bulldogs need to beat Niceville and Choctawhatchee needs to beat Fort Walton Beach.
Crestview and the Eagles kick things off 7 p.m. at Jack Foster Stadium and Bulldog coach Kevin Pettis said he'll have enough concerns with the team on the other side of the field to keep him from thinking about what is happening in Fort Walton Beach.
"All we can be concerned about is our game," he said. "We can't be concerned about all the other stuff. We have to be concerned about playing Niceville.
"We can't worry about the other game. We have to worry about us because if we don't beat Niceville, it doesn't matter what happens in the other game."
The last time the Bulldogs (4-5, 2-2) beat the Eagles was 1982. Last year, Niceville (4-3. 2-2) beat Crestview 20-10.
Pettis — who downplayed the past — is determined to focus on the present.
"We can't worry about that (the losing streak)," he said. "Like I told the kids today, they can't control what has happened the last 30 years. All we can control is what happens right now.
I don't care about streaks. We just have to go out there and play and take care of what we have to do. To me, it's another team on our schedule and we have to show up and play."
Pettis isn't concerned about the last 30 years, but he is concerned about the 2012 Eagles.
"They are so big up front," Pettis said. "They've got a real big offensive line and they do good job at quarterback with their two quarterbacks. I call them 'big quarterback' (Andrew Mitchell) and 'little quarterback' (Aston Hooker).
"They play both of them and both of them do things that concern us. They run the counter very well and they run the zone-read real well. So they do some things that give you problems and they do some things where the get their kids the ball out in space."
Niceville will use a familiar 5-2 defense, which is no surprise to Pettis.
"Here's the thing about Niceville: they do what they do," he said. "They don't change, and they do a very good job of getting kids into position to make plays. We are going to have to do a very good job of getting a hat on a hat.
"They are going to do some things to take (tailback) Micah (Reed) away from us. I think we are going to throw the ball enough to make them respect us some. They do a great job, defensively, of taking people's best stuff away and our guys have to be ready for that."
On a positive note, "We are about as healthy as you can be (in) Week 10," Pettis said. "Emmanuel (Reed) had a 60-something yard run the other night (against Mosley), so it's the first time he's been healthy in a while. We should be close to 100 percent."


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Valentine's 'Lust' Ball – Sat. Feb 15th
Valentine's Day – the celebration of our most powerful emotion, love. In Slovenia, a proverb describes how St. Valentine "brings the keys of roots and plants", which are traditionally considered to start to grow on this day. Here at the Queens Court Hotel, Exeter we also believe that St. Valentine's brings the root of love to our lives, and it is this root of love that we want to invite you to celebrate.
Some of us are lucky to already be in love – and some of us are still searching for the right partner. But in either case, there is always a need for a moment of rekindling; a moment where we need a spark to drive us forward. And that is what we are going to celebrate; the root of love…lust. Lust is to love as the seed is to the shoot; exploding energy, driving it forward through the dark soil into the air and light above.
And once the lust subsides, we are left with the beauty of love; as the spring flowers emerge and blossom, so too does our love emerge and blossom from lust. So come join us and let's celebrate St. Valentine's Day in Exeter with the Queens Court's first party of 2014 exploring Love and Lust!
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Lust is the first in our Seven Deadly Sins events. Tickets are just £15, which include free sinful cocktails and signature canapés. The evening will commence with a display of magic and trickery, followed by trust exercises, a photo booth area (you can see photos from the last event here), and a special guest appearance of a team of exotic unicorns – fresh from London. "The concept of the visiting unicorns sums us up to perfection," says Paul. "They are seen as pure creatures, and yet Shaft (head unicorn) and his team absolutely ooze sexuality and forbidden love." After this DJ Mark Bailey will be playing for your listening pleasure.
The private function space at Queens Court is an unrivalled one. The sound proofed subterranean level has a private bar and entrance, and can accommodate 60 seated guests.
Doors open at 8.30pm for a 9pm kick-off. And please don't be late, as this Valentine's Day event is a celebration of the senses, with surprises and delights in store…and we wouldn't want you to miss any of it!
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The recent UFC on FOX 9 press conference featured UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis, among many others. During it, Pettis made a statling statement about his RoufuSport teammate Ben Askren.
"One guy who is on the main stage, ready, is Ben Askren," said Pettis. "He's stuck between Bellator and the UFC, thinking about retiring. He's one of the best guys I've ever trained with...I don't want to see him get lost between organizations."
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March 10, 2015 --The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), International Services (IS) seeks candidates for a new APHIS Foreign Service (FS) training program, which is advertised through the Federal employment site, USAJOBS, through March 23, 2015. APHIS will recruit a number of trainees, who upon successful completion of the program will be converted to the APHIS Foreign Service at the FP-4 grade (GS-12 equivalent). Upon completion of the 12-14 month training program and successful completion of all required clearances, the candidate will receive their first Foreign Service assignment abroad. All assignments will be based upon the needs of the Agency.
On January 30, 2015, APHIS published a final rule with immediate effect authorizing the importation of hybrid unshu oranges from South Korea. This publication will enable Korea to export a limited amount of oranges this shipping season, which ends in early February. Korean citrus exports to the United States totaled $1.6 million in calendar year (CY) 2013, and this final rule will likely enable a small increase in additional citrus exports in the coming years. By contrast, U.S. fresh citrus exports to Korea totaled $229.5 million in CY 2013 accounting for more that 20 percent of total U.S. citrus exports and making Korea the 2nd largest export market for U.S. citrus.
In January 2015, APHIS reached agreement with the Netherlands for certification for pollen to be used in apiculture research. Previously, this trade could not occur because the Netherlands required the same certification for pollen intended for commercial apiculture, which requires disease programs APHIS does not have in place. The value of this trade accomplishment is estimated at less than $1 million per year.
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(Release: December 8, 2011) - Hagerstown Community College has been named as a 2012 Military Friendly School by the G.I. Jobs Military Friends School team. The list features 1,518, or 20 percent, of the 8,000 schools in the nation that are doing the most to embrace America's veterans.
"We strive to serve the unique needs of veterans who come to us to further their education," said Kevin Crawford, HCC recruitment coordinator. "We are pleased to be recognized as a school that acknowledges the importance of helping this special group of students, and we will continue to do all that we can to assist them."
HCC has representatives within its admissions/registration and advising offices who are designated to assist veterans with benefits information, related paperwork, academic and career planning, and evaluation of education received in the military and other prior learning experiences. There is also a veterans club, organized and run by veteran students with guidance from a faculty advisor. More information on these and other services can be found at www.hagerstowncc.edu/veterans.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Cozies Up to Sexy Brunette in Club — See Pic!
Leonardo DiCaprio has no shortage of girls who want to spend their free time with him.
The Great Gatsby actor was spotted at a club in NYC on March 18 getting cozy with a mystery brunette, according to E! Online.
A photo of Leo whispering what appear to be sweet nothings into his gal pal's ear at Avenue nightclub can be seen here.
"They arrived to Avenue together just before 2 a.m.," a source reveals.
"They were talking the whole time and were close to each other, but no kissing or anything too affectionate," the source adds. "This was for about 45 minutes inside the club."
Leo has been spotted with various smokin' hot ladies since breaking up with girlfriend Erin Heatherton in November.
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Would you eat an octopus for a cheeseburger? How about a snail for some chicken nuggets?
Well, that is exactly what a group of children were willing to do at the Nancy Carson Library Fear Factor Food Challenge on Friday.
The challenge put the young contestants' stomachs to the test with an array of foods not so pleasing to most taste buds. The menu started off easy, with a date, and quickly escalated when the next item on the menu was lime Jell-O with olive juice and olives.
Most of the children were fine in the beginning stages of the challenge, but trouble really began when they were asked to eat seaweed covered in marmite, a yeast extract. The combination was too much for multiple children.
Angel Riley, the mother of four of the challenge hopefuls, said that she knew her kids would stand strong. The family often times comes out to the library for events, and, when they saw this, they really wanted to participate.
"We always do the summer reading program," Riley said. "We heard about this, and the children wanted to come out."
There did not seem to be any particular food that took out too many contestants at once, so when it was time for the grand finale, the pressure was on to find the winner.
The final entree for the event was a combination of the previous items put together. When the sound of the blender came through the room, the contestants' expressions finally made it seem as though some may bow out. Much to the dismay of the audience and host, the concoction did not take out the strong-willed contestants, and the winner of the McDonald's $10 gift card came down to who could drink the last drink the fastest. Each child prepared to guzzle down the tangy, spicy concoction as quickly as possible, and there was finally a winner.
Avery Prather was excited when she realized she was the overall winner for the challenge. "I was happy, amazed and proud that I did it," Prather said. When asked about how she would spend her winnings, she already knew what selection she was going to choose from. "I like to get the wraps," she said with a smile and gift card in hand.
The first runner-up was Andrew W. Bellanger, and he was happy to walk away with his $5 McDonald's gift card. The second drink was not the hardest obstacle for Bellanger, he admitted. The first drink was what gave him the most trouble. "It was so bad, Bellanger said. "I kept thinking, 'I'm gonna puke. I'm gonna puke.'" Despite everything his stomach went through to earn the gift card, he was still ready to claim his prize. "I heard there's new stuff on the menu." Bellanger said as he begged his mom for a McDonald's run. "I want to check it out."
Heather Wright is a reporter at the North Augusta Star. She is a North Augusta resident and majored in communications at USC Aiken.
Photo by Scott Rodgers Brandon Riley, 11, and Matthew Faglier, 9, react to eating a snail at the Nancy Carson Library.×
Photo by Scott Rodgers Leann Deal, 10, Adeline Dean, 10, and Penelope Dean, 8, react to eating some blue raspberry tuna Jell-O at the Nancy Carson Library.×
Photo by Scott Rodgers Jamie and Emilie Black, 15 and 9 respectively, react to some spicy jalapeno jelly at the Nancy Carson Library.×
Photo by Scott Rodgers Avery Prather, 10, raises her hand and wins the Fear Factor Food Challenge at the Nancy Carson Library. Andrew Belanger, 10, came in second. Working at the blended concoction are also Luke and Ruth McGovern, 15 and 12 respectively.×
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An article meant to prove Rich Man and Lazarus is not a parable....The people are judged immediately after death and then for a second time at the Great White Trone. That makes GWT kinda useless.
Looks good at the start of the article. Sheol doesn't mean grave. (there are studies proving the opposite)He even says hell doesn't exist. (because all end in the RMAL Sheol)But lateron he speaks about LoF.So basicly he's just an ET that has shifted the start of hell forward to the GWTJ
I have to search for it Tim.I have to admit I'm not 100% sure the article I have in mind covers the whole subject.The thread is somewhere on this forum.The article is from SOTW.
"Student of the Word" s a nickname of Craig, a banned member.I fear I was totally wrong about the article/thread or I can't simply find it.http://www.tentmaker.org/forum/index.php?topic=3589.msg38373#msg38373
LoF = Lake of Fire as you saidGWT(J) = Great White Throne (Judgement)ET = Eternal TormentUR = TruthED = Eternal Destruction aka annihilationRAL/RMAL = Rich Man and Lazarus parable.GWT doesn't make any sense in combination with RAL.If all dead were is extacly the same place of waiting for GWT I could accept it.But when some end in the 'hell' side of sheol and some in the paradise side then those dead are already judged.The sheeps and the goats are already seperated. No need to do that again at GWT.
Sheol (ש×××) is the Hebrew language word denoting the "abode of the dead"; the "underworld", "the common grave of mankind" or "pit". It is also transliterated Sheh-ole, in Strong's Hebrew and Greek Dictionaries and Strong's Concordances. In the Hebrew Bible it is portrayed as a comfortless place beneath the earth, beyond gates, where both the bad and the good, slave and king, pious and wicked must go after death to sleep in silence and oblivion in the dust. In the New Testament, the Greek word Hades is used to indicate Sheol, as can be seen from the translation of quotes from the Hebrew Bible into Greek.In some sources, for example in Deuteronomy 32:22, Sheol seems to be synonymous with the "depths of the earth". Sheol is sometimes compared to the gloomy, twilight afterlife of Hades or Tartarus from Greek mythology. Sheol is the common destination of both the righteous and the unrighteous dead; the righteous Job sees it as his destination (Job 3). In the Book of Job, while Satan is portrayed as tormenting and testing the living, he does not appear to have any particular presidency over Sheol, or to dwell in Sheol. Indeed, Sheol in many cases does not seem to be an afterlife destination or a location at all, but merely "the grave". In Ecclesiastes, for example, it is stated that "...the dead know nothing; they have no further reward, and even the memory of them is forgotten." and "Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might, for in the grave [Sheol], where you are going, there is neither working nor planning nor knowledge nor wisdom." (Ecc. 9:5-10, NIV)Jacob, not comforted at the reported death of Joseph, exclaims: "I shall go down to my son a mourner unto Sheol" (Genesis 37:35). Sheol may be personified: Sheol is never satiated (Proverbs 30:20); she "makes wide her soul," (Isaiah 5:14). Psalm 18:5 The breakers of death surged round about me; the menacing floods terrified me. 6 The cords of Sheol tightened; the snares of death lay in wait for me. 7 In my distress I called out: LORD! I cried out to my God. From his temple he heard my voice; my cry to him reached his ears. Psalm 86:13: "Your love for me is great; you have rescued me from the depths of Sheol."The Hebrew concept is paralleled in the Sumerian Netherworld to which Inanna descends. See also Ereshkigal.. The English word hell comes from Germanic mythology, now used in the Judeo-Christian sense to translate the Hebrew word "Gehinnom," which was a valley outside Jerusalem used for burning refuse (basically a landfill), and the Greek Hades and Tartarus. The New Testament seems to draw a distinction between Sheol and "Gehinnom", or Gehenna (Jahannam in Islam). The most "hellish" notion in Jewish tradition is the Biblical word Gehinnom, later interpreted to refer to a place of condemnation. But the source of the word is most interesting. Gei Hinnom was the valley of Hinnom (Joshua 15:8, 18:16; II Kings 23:10; Jeremiah 7:31; Nehemiah 11:30), a place where children were sacrificed to the Canaanite god Moloch. In Islam, this same word became Jahannam, an Islamic term for Hell.The prominent Biblical scholar William Foxwell Albright points out that the Hebrew root for SHE'OL is SHA'AL, which normally means "to ask, to interrogate, to question." Sheol therefore should mean "asking, interrogation, questioning." John Tvedtnes, also a Biblical scholar, connects this with the common theme in near-death experiences of the interrogation of the soul after crossing the Tunnel.Differentiating Sheol from a "grave" in the Hebrew BibleNotwithstanding metaphorical usage (Jonah 2:2) (the word Sheol is not used in this verse but "Dagah" which means fish as Jonah prayed while in the belly of the fish. Thus this verse of Jonah 2:2 can't be used as an accurate reference for the word Sheol), and the common practice of translating Sheol as "the grave", Sheol is differentiated from a simple "grave" in the Hebrew. The Hebrew word "qeber" or "qeburah" (Strongs #6913 and #6900) is universally used to denote a grave, whereas "sheol" is "the grave," as in the common "place of the dead." Sheol is never used to describe any grave in particular, as in "his grave" or "Jacob's grave." In the Hebrew Bible Sheol is always far beneath (Job 11:8, Amos 9:2), is a gathering of the dead (Genesis 37:35, Ezekiel 31:17), is even enlarged to accommodate newcomers (Isaiah 5:14) ( a metaphor for many people dying), is occasionally entered bodily, or while still alive (Numbers 16:30-33, Psalm 55:15), is to some (the righteous) a place of rest and comfort (Job 14:13)(referring to death as being a relief for his current situation, not Sheol as a source of comfort per se), and to others a place of pain and even burning (Deut. 32:22, Psalm 116:3). Allusions to Sheol metaphorically as the concept of "death" or the ultimate finality of this life, primarily in poetic literature (Ecclesiastes and non-Davidic Psalms), do not alter the scriptural Hebrew concept of a gathering place of dead souls, waiting for judgment. Sheol should be seen as a general term for the grave. Meaning that Sheol connotes a general physical location for the body after death. This is the pit in which one is buried. "Kever" or grave in hebrew is a particular term and is used in connection with something specific. An analogy in english is like that of automobile to Ford. In other words "Sheol is to Kever" is what "Automobile is to BMW". Thus Sheol is the general term for where bodies go when they die. Since, after death, one is incapable of extricating themselves from there, it is described as having great depth, since there is no return. Sheol does not imply that it is a gathering place for souls. The mention of many descending to the Sheol (such as Numbers 16:30-33) does not connote their souls but their bodies.Thus Sheol can be said to generally refer to the concept of the grave and death.
Psalm 116:3-4 The sorrows of death compassed me, and the pains of hell gat hold upon me: I found trouble and sorrow. Then called I upon the name of the LORD; O LORD, I beseech thee, deliver my soul. Lets start with this UR verse.... He was already dead. According to ET that means heaven or hell. Still he gave it a try and asked if he could leave hell.Did God grand his wish? Yep!Psalm 116:8 For thou hast delivered my soul from death, mine eyes from tears, and my feet from falling. Standard ET reasoning is that he asked for mercy before he died. Repented before death. In that case the whole set of verses is hell before death.Also note the verse speaks of sorrow. That's not tortureAdmitted that the secondary defenition is anguish.Off-topic but a thought I just had. According to many ETs Jesus decended into hell to preach.That does mean those people got a second chance.Deuteronomy 32:22 For a fire is kindled in mine anger[/color, and shall burn unto the lowest hell, and shall consume the earth with her increase, and set on fire the foundations of the mountains. Tim fire, fire real pretty ET fire. 0784 vae 'esh {aysh} Meaning: 1) fire 1a) fire, flames 1b) supernatural fire (accompanying theophany) 1c) fire (for cooking, roasting, parching) 1d) altar-fire 1e) God's anger (fig.) Origin: a primitive word; TWOT - 172; n fUsage: AV - fire 373, burning 1, fiery 1, untranslated variant 1, fire + 0800 1, flaming 1, hot 1; 379Many verses state God anger is briefly. The following verses show the fire is not fire at all. Not even spiritual fire.Deuteronomy 32:23-25 I will heap mischiefs upon them; I will spend mine arrows upon them. 24 They shall be burnt with hunger, and devoured with burning heat, and with bitter destruction: I will also send the teeth of beasts upon them, with the poison of serpents of the dust. The sword without, and terror within, shall destroy both the young man and the virgin, the suckling also with the man of gray hairs. God just casts a spell of extreme bad luck so to speak.What the writer of the article exactly means with fire can be debated.Jews think differently than we do. They don't use word defenitions from Dante and his sidekick Calvin.


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Competing in the Yamaha Junior Sportsman and Cadet Junior Sportsman classes, Michael d'Orlando would have one of his best weekends of national competition in his young career. Saturday would see the youngster qualify his Yamaha powered kart on the front row, missing the pole position by a scant .08 seconds. Consistently running at the front of the pack throughout the day, Michael turned the fastest lap in the prefinal en route to a second place result before battling hard in wet weather conditions in the main event.
Waiting out a nasty storm that passed through the area, WKA officials delayed the day until the lightning had subsided and it was safe for the teams and drivers to continue their work. Switching over to a wet weather setup, Michael drove to a third place podium result.
Also seeing action in the Cadet Junior Sportsman class, Michael would qualify his J3 prepared Kosmic in the fifth position. Steadily running inside the top ten, Michael would claim an eighth place result in the prefinal before falling back to tenth in the main event.
Younger brother Nicholas would also be on track on Saturday but would not have racing luck on his side. After qualifying tenth in the Yamaha Rookie class, Nicholas would finish 14th in the prefinal before the storms moved into the area. Competing on a slick and rain drenched track for the main event, Nicholas was collected in a turn one incident and failed to complete a lap in the day's main event.
Back to the facility on Sunday, Michael would once again prove to be very strong in the Yamaha Junior Sportsman class. Turning his third place qualifying effort into a prefinal win, the first of his career in the national WKA program, Michael would start the main event from the favored inside front row pole position. Looking to get a jump on the rest of the field, Michael quickly took the point entering the first complex of corners but was pushed back to the sixth position in the opening laps.
Pushing hard to catch back up to the leader, Michael remained calm and hit his marks to turn some fast race laps. Moving his way through the top six, Michael would return to the second position as he and the third place driver would team up to run down the leader. Closing the gap, Michael took over the top spot with only three laps remaining as the trio would run nose to tail for the final few circuits. Trying to maintain the point position, Michael was shoved wide with half a lap to go as he made it two wide falling back to the third position. Running side by side through the last complex of corners, Michael was reluctant to give up the second podium position and managed to edge out his competitor in the run to the checkered flag.
Back on track for the Cadet Junior Sportsman division, Michael would turn his tenth place-qualifying run into a solid fifth place run in the prefinal. Looking to maintain the position, Michael would fall back to his qualifying position in the main event, as he would garner another top ten result.
Nicholas would see action again in Sunday's Yamaha Rookie class as he continued to turn up the wick with a ninth place run in qualifying. Moving forward two positions in the prefinal to finish seventh, Nicholas was given a driving infraction penalty that would send him to the tail of the field. Starting shotgun in the talent filled Yamaha Rookie division, Nicholas sliced and diced his way through the field to come home 14th.
DRC Inc. would like to thank John Giacomelli, David Dodson and Adam Johnson from J3 Competition for all of their hard work and continued support for this event. A special thanks to Doug Flemming of Flemming Racing Engines for the awesome power and trackside tuning.
DRC Inc. will now shift their focus to the final round in the WKA Manufacturer's Cup. Taking place at the ultra fast New Castle Motorsports Park facility in New Castle, Indiana September 14-16, Michael and Nicholas d'Orlando will look to finish their WKA program with a victory.
For more information on Michael or Nicholas d'Orlando, along with partnership opportunities, please visit www.dorlandoracing.com. Be sure to follow Michael and Nicholas on Facebook (Michael d'Orlando Racing or Nicholas d'Orlando Racing) and Twitter (@dorlandoracing) to stay up to date on news, information, photos and results.


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Not sure why my son thought Skippy would want to give that all up for a new dog house!
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So cute. I know Skippy is happy to have a new dog house and he looks like he enjoyed the makeover as well :). Happy weekend!ReplyDelete
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what a great idea to have the boys join in to make Skippy a new home n it turned out real cute thanks for sharingReplyDelete
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This is priceless! I think Skippy is just ready for Halloween a bit early. Thanks for sharing this. Regena in TN.ReplyDelete
How cute, and the dog is adorable! Skippy must love his new home.ReplyDelete
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Skippy is styling in his new digs!ReplyDelete
Ah ha ha....... Skip is as cute as the boys!ReplyDelete
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Vodafone UK accidentally sells White iPhone 4, says it will officially drop "next week"
Adding to recent rumors of the White iPhone 4 possibly shipping on April 26 come more from Engadget, this time in the form of images from a Vodafone UK customer who was lucky enough to get their hands on one a little early. After Vodafone realized one had gotten loose, they sent out a notice to halt all sales of the White iPhone 4 until next week.
we've secured a few images of a 16GB model from a separate source that has seemingly made its way into the hands of one lucky customer (read: bloke) over in Britain [...] Voda sent out a notice to halt sale of these gems "until next week."
Apparently a Vodafone sales rep rang up the White iPhone 4 as a Black 16gb model in their point-of-sale system before the company told its employees not to sell units carrying the MC604B/A model number. The current UK 16gb Black iPhone 4 has a model number of MC603B/A, with the '4' presumably representing the difference in color for that capacity.
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Vodafone UK accidentally sells White iPhone 4, says it will officially drop "next week"
They're targeted to the people that want their phone to match their overpriced MacBook and iMac.
I hope that apple sells them so people will shut up
I hope that apple sells them so people will shut up with all of the stupid rumors. I just want an iPhone, be it white or black.
The white iPhone is more popular with females. My wife has had a white conversion kit on her's for 1 year now so this is nothing big to me. I assume apple will have more colors with the iPhone 5. I saw this 1 on eBay, auction was at $800 yesterday. Lucky bastard!
Proximity sensor is different than the conversion kits.
I don't know, my phone is always in a case. So, at the end of the day, nothing for me to really get excited about...
Now, my phone case in a new color...
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BETHLEHEM, GA Michael J. Fredette, 64, a former longtime resident of Rutland, died January 5, 2013, in Georgia following a long illness.
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Mr. Fredette grew up in Rutland, graduating from the Rutland High School in 1967.
He was employed as a manager by the Grossmans Lumber Yard for 26 years. He then worked for the Georgia Pacific Company out of Burlington for several years, prior to being transferred to Atlanta, GA, where he worked for many years prior to his retirement.
He enjoyed drag racing in his younger years, winning several trophies. He loved to watch sports, especially football.
Survivors include his wife Carolann of GA; his mother Marion Fredette of Rutland; a sister Susan Heidelmark and her husband Fred of Earlton, N.Y.; three brothers, William Fredette and his wife Joanne of Benita, FL, Robert Fredette and his companion Patty, and Gary Fredette of Middletown Springs; several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his father Wilfred C. Fredette on January 16, 1988, and a sister-in-law Joanne Fredette on May 28, 2012.
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From small not-for-profit organizations to multi-national conglomerates, management has become a global business. Even with the rise in technology, organizations large and small send their employees (and their families) around the world for international assignments of varying length and scope.
When global events unfold, who is responsible for the health, safety and security of these globally mobile employees abroad? Lisbeth Claus, Professor of Global Human Resources, has spent the last three years answering this important question. Through her work with International SOS, an agency assisting organizations with duty of care issues, she has developed strategies for organizations looking for answers to global human resource challenges.
In her recent global benchmarking study, Professor Claus surveyed more than 600 organizations around the world about their familiarity with duty of care (DOC) issues and the extent of their strategic planning around their DOC obligations for employees. She discovered that over 95% of companies surveyed sent employees on business trips to "high-risk" locations in the previous year. High growth, high potential BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) were perceived among the top 10 locations as having the highest medical and security risk factors.
The study also revealed that although managers are aware of the crucial need to keep employees safe and secure during international travel, one third were not aware of any formal policies governing DOC issues within their organizations. There were also differences between industries and company size –on the type of risks faced by employees. While natural and human-made disasters—such as terrorism and kidnapping—affect employees, the most common occurrences relate to illness, infectious diseases, and road and work accidents.
This global benchmarking study, the first empirical study of its kind, opens the conversation for organizations like International SOS to respond to and deliver customized and integrated service solutions for global clients. Without this type of strategic planning, Claus discovered, organizations can actually be held liable for their (in)actions and negligent failure to plan (specific laws depend on the country of origin).
Claus' work has made a tremendous impact around the world and is considered by the industry to have set standards for global companies in protecting their traveling employees. She's also delivered her presentation on duty of care to organizations and managers on five continents.
At the Atkinson Graduate School, Claus translates her important research into resume-building projects for her students. In the "Advanced Global HR" experiential course (part of the Early Career/Career Change MBA), her students work with real organizations to solve real problems facing them at a global level. The hands-on projects that come out of the class fill a critical need in the businesses, not-for-profits and government agencies– and Willamette MBA students are active participants in the process.


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LAS CRUCES, N.M. - Red shirt freshman Bradley Nash marked a career-high 11 kills on a .529 hitting percentage but it was not enough as the New Mexico State volleyball team fell 3-1 (17-25, 13-25, 25-22, 21-25) to Utah State in the Pan American Center, Saturday, Nov. 3.
NM State falls to 18-8 on the year and 11-4 in Western Athletic Conference play while USU moves to 19-7 overall and 14-2 in league play. The Crimson Aggies were out-hit as a team .129-.256 and were out-blocked 15.5-7. Nash was one of three players to mark double-digit kills on the evening as junior Lauren Loerch put down 15 kills and sophomore Meredith Hays tallied 10.
Freshman Taylor Livoti had a team-high 23 assists as she shared the setting duties with sophomore Maggie Jo Keffury, who posted 22 assists to go along with five digs. Junior Hannah Walker led NM State on the defensive side of the net with a match-high 14 digs, while red shirt freshman Gwen Murphy led the way at the net with three solo blocks and two block assists.
The Aggies of NM State played sluggish in the first two sets hitting .212 in set No. 1 and a negative hitting percentage in set No. 2. Utah State scored first in set one and never lost the lead. NM State pulled to within two points at 13-11 after Loerch hammered down a kill but USU pulled away and won set one 25-17.
NM State tied set two at 4-4 on a kill by Loerch, but the blue Aggies took advantage of NM State attack errors while posting six total blocks to dominate set two and win 25-13.
The southern Aggies played well in set three winning 25-22 while out-hitting and out-blocking USU. NM State forced eight USU attack errors as USU also marked four service errors to help the NM State cause. There were five ties in the set with the last one coming at 12-12. NM State went up by as many as six, but USU kept fighting and pulled to within two points at 23-19. A kill by Hays sealed the set for the crimson Aggies.
Set four saw NM State hit only .154 and mark nine attack errors and three service errors, compared to USU posting only four attack errors and zero service aces. Four different NM State players tallied three kills in the set including junior Desiree Scott who finished the night with six. NM State fought all the way thru the set tying it up 21-21 on a kill by Scott.
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