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It's almost always ideal to save your best for last in any sport, and that's just what the Crimson Bears girls' soccer team did on Friday.
Juneau-Douglas thumped Ketchikan 7-0 on senior night at Adair-Kennedy Memorial Park, properly sending off the upcoming graduates in their final home game wearing the crimson and black.
"I think we accomplished what we came out to do, and that feels good," senior forward Sarah Tarver said. "(Coach) Matt (Dusenberry) said we played awesome, and we all felt that it was a good night."
Always a bridesmaid, never a bride.
But the third time could be the charm for Juneau-Douglas senior co-captain Emily Sharp, the Crimson Bears' hurdles extraordinaire, who has one final shot to claim that elusive state title, a title that's been just out of her reach so far.
After finishing second in both the 100- and 300-meter hurdles each of the last two seasons at the ASAA/First National Bank Alaska Track & Field Championships, Sharp hopes it's her turn to be the metaphorical bride standing atop the podium.
Juneau has grown accustomed to having its Crimson Bears represent the capital city at the state track & field championships, but never before have this many kids from a different school gotten the chance to run, jump and throw alongside them.
Juneau-Douglas took first place at the Region V Track & Field Championships on both the girls' and boys' sides last weekend, marking the 48th and 49th consecutive combined titles for the two teams.
It's been a much-needed break for the Juneau-Douglas girls' soccer team, but the Crimson Bears were back at work in a big way on Tuesday night.
Thunder Mountain, on the other hand, returned from a recent road trip to Anchorage, seemingly much better for the experience. The Falcons' defense held down the JDHS offensive attack for much of the first half, only allowing two goals before intermission.
The Crimson Bears boys' soccer team celebrated its senior night in front of fans and parents prior to Tuesday's match against the Falcons.
But once the whistle blew, it was business as usual.
Juneau-Douglas took it to Thunder Mountain with a 6-0 win on the seniors' final night at home.
Juneau-Douglas girls' track and field senior co-captain Maya Rieselbach helped the Bears to another region title this past weekend, but with the state meet approaching and her prep career coming to a close, she is even more determined to finish strong. Rieselbach, who is in her fourth season running track at JDHS, competes in the 100-meter dash, the 200, the long jump, the 4-x-100 relay and 4-x-200 relay. She has an interest in the field of anatomy, plans to go to college in Maine after graduating and can be found riding her unicycle on trails by the glacier in her free time.
Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears players congratulate Lance Ibesate (2) after his two-run homer in the 6th inning Saturday at Norman Walker Field against Ketchikan. The Bears beat the Kings 19-5.
And the streaks continue.
Juneau-Douglas swept the 4A portion of the Region V Track & Field Championships after the boys' team held off upstart Thunder Mountain on Friday and Saturday at Thunder Mountain High School, while the Crimson Bear girls sprinted to the finish line.
The Juneau-Douglas boys finished first with 72 points, followed closely by Thunder Mountain's 68. Ketchikan was third with 26.
JDHS won the girls' meet with 90 points. Thunder Mountain was second with 57, and Ketchikan third with 22.
One of the goals put forth for the Juneau-Douglas baseball team this season was to win the conference in Sheldon Winters' first year as manager.
The Crimson Bears can check that one off the list after an 11-run, two-out explosion in the seventh inning sent the defending state champs to a 19-5 win over Ketchikan on the Kings' senior night. The victory clinched the Southeast Conference crown.
The Crimson Bears boys' soccer team started the season with several injuries to key players, and it's been trying all year to become cohesive as a unit again.
But Juneau-Douglas looks close to regaining its form as a group, and that's bad news for the rest of the state.
The Bears rocked the Wolves with an 8-0 victory on Saturday at Adair-Kennedy Memorial Park, giving them a two-game sweep of Sitka and the seventeenth clean sheet of the season.
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Months before registered gun owners will be able to carry concealed weapons in Illinois, restrictions are already being put in place for where they'll be allowed.
On Monday, January 13, 2014, a former police officer was accused of shooting and killing a man during an argument at a movie theater in Florida. The accused shooter was legally carrying his semi-automatic hand gun.
A right some people in Illinois could have, under the state's concealed carry law. We talked to Sheriff Jeff Boyd from Rock Island County about the law.
He said any private business can decided whether or not if they want firearms on their property. On the Iowa side, business owners have the same right, at Rave Cinema guns are banned.
The law also bans weapons inside schools, parks, and government buildings.
"Ignorance is no excuse, so it's your job to know, if you don't know, take the time to try to find out," said Sheriff Boyd.
One big difference between the states, is in Iowa guns are allowed inside bars as long as the person isn't intoxicated. However, in Illinois the law is stricter.
"You're banned from carrying if you carry it in an establishment that 50 percent, I believe of the gross of the sales or more involves alcohol," said Boyd.
Police say it's a balance of protecting gun rights, while trying to prevent violence, like what happened in Florida.
In Illinois those who do choose to ban firearms from their property must have proper signage posted, anyone caught not obeying that could face misdemeanor offenses.


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Posted: December 12, 2013|
Audiences will be able to flex their own festive vocal chords at the Terry O'Toole Theatre in North Hykeham on Saturday, December 14 when the RAF Waddington Voluntary Band celebrate Christmas with seasonal music and carols.
The band will be joined by guests for some favourite tunes from 7.30pm. (Tickets: £8.50 / £6.50. Box office: 01522 883311, www.terryotooletheatre.org.uk)
There's more music on offer and another chance to join in with the Gainsborough Choral Society when the 100-strong choir presents Carols For All in All Saints' Church, Gainsborough also on December 14, starting 7.30pm.
The choir will be joined by the Lincoln Pro Musica orchestra and singers and instrumentalists from Queen Elizabeth's High School. (Reserved tickets £10, unreserved/restricted view £8 and accompanied children £1. Available from Horsleys, 27 Church Street, or by calling 01427 613014.)


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Archive for category: Web standards
- Numbers, like his expertise, start at 0 for Jeer Heet (2014.11.08)
"Twitter essays" are a failure, but let's not tell Jeet Heer that
- A National AIDS Treatment Research Agenda (ACT UP, 1989) (2014.06.18)
I restored ACT UP's National AIDS Treatment Research Agenda to a better PDF and valid HTML
- 'United in Anger' (2014.04.07)
United in Anger can finally be viewed online. But its progenitor, the ACT UP Oral History Project, needs a stem-to-stern rewrite, and for that I'm asking for help
- Teaching editors structured markup (2013.07.07)
Jeff Eaton wrote a CMS that forces the use of structured markup
- WaSP shitcans self (2013.03.05)
I may now have the only Weblog in existence with valid HTML at all times
- MetaStupid (2013.01.01)
A year-long hiatus from MetaFilter, where I am user 250 (1999), due to the entrenched stupidity of its intelligent and sophisticated owner and developer
- List of participants in 2012 Toronto Pride Parade (2012.06.04)
Since Pride Toronto is too computer-illiterate to present an alphabetized list in HTML I did it for them: Alphabetical list of organizations intending to participate in the 2012 Toronto Pride parade
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Orthostatic Hypotension
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|Measuring of Blood Pressure
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Hypovolemia is the most common cause. It may be due to:
- Excessive use of loop diuretic medications
- Vasodilator medications, such as nitrate preparations, calcium channel blockers, or ACE inhibitors
- Dehydration
- Prolonged bedrest
- Addison's disease with inadequate salt intake
Impaired autonomic (nerve) reflex due to certain diseases:
- Diabetes
- Pernicious anemia
- Amyloidosis
- Guillain-Barre syndrome
- Riley-Day syndrome
- Shy-Drager syndrome
- Decreased heart muscle contractility or vascular responsiveness
Certain drugs:
- Monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitors
- Tricyclic antidepressants
- Tetracyclic antidepressants
- Phenothiazine antipsychotic drugs, such as chlorpromazine, promazine, thioridazine
- Atypical antipsychotics
- Quinidine
- Levodopa
- Barbiturates
- Alcohol
Risk Factors
- Increased age
Use of certain drugs:
- Loop diuretics
- Vasodilators
- MAO inhibitors
- Tricyclic antidepressants
- Tetracyclic antidepressants
- Phenothiazine antipsychotic drugs
- Quinidine
- Levodopa
- Barbiturates
- Alcohol
- Inadequate fluid intake
- Prolonged bedrest
Certain diseases or conditions:
- Atherosclerosis
- Advanced heart failure
- Addison's disease
- Diabetes
- Pernicious anemia
- Amyloidosis
- Guillain-Barre syndrome
- Riley-Day syndrome
- Shy-Drager syndrome
Mild to moderate reduction in brain blood flow:
- Faintness
- Lightheadedness
- Weakness
- Confusion
- Visual blurring
Severe reduction in brain blood flow:
- Fainting (syncope) or brief loss of consciousness
Adjusting Dosage or Type of Medication
Treating Dehydration
Dietary Changes
Minimizing Bedrest
Other Interventions
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke http://www.ninds.nih.gov
National Organization for Rare Disorders http://www.rarediseases.org
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Heart and Stroke Foundation http://www.heartandstroke.ca
Berkow R, Beers MH, Fletcher AJ, eds. The Merck Manual of Medical Information—Home Edition. 2nd ed. Simon and Schuster, Inc; 2003.
Ferri FF. Ferri's Clinical Advisor: Instant Diagnosis and Treatment. 8th ed. St. Louis, MO: Mosby; 2006.
Goldman L. Cecil Textbook of Medicine. 22nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders; 2004.
Gupta V, Lipsitz LA. Orthostatic hypotension in the elderly: diagnosis and treatment. Am J Med. 2007;120:841-847. Review.
Lenders JW, Eisenhofer G, Mannelli M, et al. Phaeochromocytoma. Lancet. 2005;366:665-675.
NINDS orthostatic hypotension information page. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke website. Available at: http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/orthostatic%5Fhypotension/orthostatic%5Fhypotension.htm. Updated September 30, 2011. Accessed August 21, 2014.
Orthostatic syncope. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated July 25, 2014. Accessed August 21, 2014.
Shibao C, Grijalva CG, Raj SR, Biaggioni I, Griffin MR. Orthostatic hypotension-related hospitalizations in the United States. Am J Med. 2007;120:975-980.
3/24/2015 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: Mills PB, Fung CK, et al. Nonpharmacologic management of orthostatic hypotension: A systematic review. Arch Phys Med Rehab. 2015;96(20:366-375.
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Debian Project Wants User Art for "Squeeze" OS
Contribute your own Squeeze Artwork and it may become the default background for the next version of Debian.
Contribute your own Squeeze Artwork and it may become the default background for the next version of Debian.
As the Debian Project readies Debian 6.0, (codename: Squeeze), project leader Stefano Zacchiroli has implemented a contest to decide the next desktop and boot theme. The aptly named Squeeze Artwork Contest, allows artists to submit their designs to the Debian wiki where members of the community can view the theme and access the SVN.
Two submissions have been made. The first theme, Nightly , features a starry night sky with the trademark Debian swirl in the center of the screen. The second proposal, Space Fun, features an illustration of the planet Saturn, with the Debian swirl made of stars and the trail of a Saturn rocket. The tagline, "The Universal Operating System" is present in the splash.
To create a wiki entry for your Debian theme, head to wiki.debian.org/DebianArt/Themes/. For art requirements, click here.
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Qemu Flaw Lets the Guest Escape
Xen project announces a privilege escalation problem for Qemu host systems
Android Bug Threatens Millions of Users
Attackers can compromise an Android phone just by sending a text message
Lenovo and Canonical Announce Laptop Deal
PC vendor will pre-install Ubuntu on portables in India.
Mozilla Firefox Blocks Flash
More embarrassment for Adobe's embattled multimedia tool
Security Problem in Firefox's NoScript Add-On
Mozilla's script blocker add-on could be putting malware sites on the whitelist.
RIP SSLv3
The Internet community officially banishes the notoriously unsafe Secure Sockets Layer protocol.
Mate 1.1 Arrives
Popular desktop environment continues the Gnome 2 legacy – with new support for the Gnome 3 toolkit.
US Government Requires HTTPS
The Obama White House has issued a memorandum telling all US government agencies they must use HTTPS for all websites and web communication.
Mozilla Signs Firefox Add-Ons
New program will dial up security for the Firefox browser.
Fedora 22 Arrives
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Apple Giving Away 150 Free WWDC 2013 Tickets to Student Developers
Apple will be giving away 150 free Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2013 tickets through the WWDC 2013 Student Scholarship. Students must be enrolled in one of Apple's four developer programs to be eligible to win a WWDC 2013 Student Scholarship.
Monday, 11 Jun 2012
Automatic App Download Might Debut in OS X Mountain Lion
The convergence of OS X and iOS features have been set in motion, with each iteration of OS X sporting more features that were exclusively found on the iOS. The latest one to appear on the media radar, is Automatic Downloads, which may debut with Mountain Lion.
Thursday, 24 Feb 2011
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On Slafkosky: Defender who served as a man-down specialist last season ... continues to work on his skills and conditioning ... could contribute this season at close defense ... not afraid to go after tough groundballs ... a smart player who understands the game ... switched from No. 37 to No. 11 prior to the 2007 season.
As a junior (2008): Made his season debut in 11-6 win at No. 4 Georgetown (2/23) ... helped hold the Falcons scoreless for 44:03 spanning from the end of the first quarter to the final minutes of the fourth in 16-4 win over Air Force (3/16).
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Before Maryland: Team captain for Coach Tony Brockmeyer at Mount St. Joseph ... nominated for the C. Markland Kelley Award, given annually to Maryland's top high school player ... picked up 24 groundballs as a senior.
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OLAP not going quietly as LSUC finds replacement
|The Law Society of Upper Canada and the Ontario Lawyers' Assistance Program have had a difficult relationship for some time.
In late September, benchers voted to terminate funding for OLAP as of Dec. 31. At the staff level, however, the decision appears to have been made in June.
LSUC chief executive officer Robert Lapper tells Law Times that organizational health and employee wellness provider Homewood Human Solutions will operate and expand the law society's member assistance program that's currently administered by OLAP.
But whether the transition goes smoothly remains to be seen as it comes on the heels of two years of acrimony between the LSUC and OLAP.
"They treat us like we're aliens," says a source close to OLAP.
"As they say in the movies, we get no respect."
However that may be, the problem isn't with the quality of service that OLAP provides.
"We understand that OLAP has done some great work," Lapper says.
But he adds that the time has come for the LSUC to provide a broader range of services staffed by a more diverse population that reflects the new demographics of the profession.
"We also need more face-to-face locations and online facilities," he says.
According to Lapper, Homewood, which has 33 years of experience in providing assistance to professionals and numbers other professional associations among its clients, can service those needs.
"Homewood is also a more cost-efficient way to go because ultimately we're probably going to pay less for what we believe is a significantly broader service."
McLeod notes OLAP was created for the specific purpose of providing an independent buffer between lawyers needing help and the regulator. He maintains that any third-party provider under contract to the law society would be beholden to its paymaster and therefore wouldn't enjoy the same kind of trust from lawyers in need of assistance.
OLAP, an independent, non-profit corporation, is the product of a merger in 2006 between what was then the Ontario Bar Assistance Program (OBAP) and the LSUC's employee assistance program that was previously administered by a third-party provider. OBAP had been operating independently since 1977, relying largely on lawyer volunteers, many of them recovering lawyers themselves.
OLAP's board is composed of two LSUC representatives, two LawPRO representatives, four recovering lawyers, and a number of other lawyers' organizations, including the Ontario Bar Association, the Criminal Lawyers' Association, the Women's Law Association of Ontario, and the judges' counselling program.
McLeod maintains that a third-party provider simply can't offer the type of peer-to-peer service offered by OLAP's 80 volunteers, many of whom are themselves recovering lawyers.
"Among other things, OLAP supports lawyers when they feel the need to transition out of law because staying in the profession makes them physically sick," he says.
Employee assistance "providers don't understand the legal culture and the importance of a lawyer's identity within the profession," he adds. "We help lawyers accept they're not a failure and help them navigate to another niche in law or transition out of law. We also help them connect with other lawyers."
McLeod is also skeptical that a third-party provider will be able to recruit lawyers as volunteers.
"Peer volunteers will not volunteer because they are themselves recovering anonymously and will not risk their own exposure to their regulator; they know the lawyer in trouble will resist help from a program controlled by their regulator and will not waste their time trying; and they will refuse to volunteer for a for-profit company," he says.
Lapper, however, notes the law society intends to keep its current consultant, AON Hewitt, as a buffer between itself and Homewood.
"So if we, as funders, have any concerns, it will be AON taking up the issue with Homewood to avoid any perception that we're getting information we shouldn't be getting," he says.
The tension between the regulator and OLAP reportedly originated in 2008 when demand for OLAP's services rose and created a need for more funding. It culminated in November 2011 when a majority of OLAP's board sought to terminate the employment of the organization's first executive director.
The law society and LawPRO objected to the termination and then resigned from the board when it occurred.
"From that day on, the law society started controlling everything OLAP was doing, including setting up a temporary management oversight committee under threat of cutting funding," McLeod says.
The growing involvement of the law society, however, was anathema to OLAP. It regarded a proper distance between the regulator and distressed professionals as core to the success of the peer-to-peer component of its program.
Lapper says OLAP has been obstructive since 2010 when the LSUC began asking questions about rapidly escalating costs.
"We wanted to know about what kinds and levels of service were being provided, but OLAP refused to provide any management information and characterized our requests as inappropriate," he says.
McLeod says the question of terminating OLAP arose in June 2012 but notes the LSUC wouldn't respond to inquiries until after the benchers made their formal decision.
"They've been stonewalling us from the beginning," McLeod says. "We had no idea who the provider would be and we weren't going to simply hand over our files to the law society because that would be a breach of our fiduciary duty of confidentiality to our clients."
+10 # 2012-12-04 11:15
This is troubling. I am concerned that recovering/reco vered lawyers will not volunteer for a for-profit organization, and that non-lawyers will not understand the stresses peculiar to lawyers, inlcuding their sensitivity to disciplinary action by the LSUC. Would like to see full explanation of the decision by the LSUC.
Agree OLAP should provide details as to services.
Agree OLAP should provide details as to services.
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Cashmere's economic development effort is a great model
The Cashmere Chamber of Commerce this week is launching a promising effort to engage citizens in developing a strategic economic development plan for the community.
Two members of the economic development steering committee, incoming chamber president Dan Dean and former County Commissioner and Link Transit executive Tom Green, stopped by the office on Monday to explain the effort.
The steering committee is doing a ground-up approach that gives members of the public a seat at the table to help develop the plan. The committee has developed a vision statement for their group and done a strategic analysis. That analysis will be open to public discussion and further input at a meeting Thursday night, 7 p.m. at the Riverside Center, Green said. committee members will facilitate small-group discussions to get a better sense of how citizens want to see the community develop. They'll also use information from previous economic development plans.
Most communities go about this type of planning in a top-down fashion that meets the minimum requirements of public input but doesn't engage citizens until after the plan is developed. That's why these plans invariably sit on shelves and are not implemented. The grass roots approach they're taking in Cashmere should lead to significant buy-in and real change.
Another important aspect is that the task force is intentionally focusing on leveraging the community's strengths as the first priority rather than concentrating on the things that don't work. That may seem trivial, but once you get people talking about leveraging strengths and valuing the things that work, it opens up many more possibilities than wallowing in all the things that going wrong.
Thursday's public workshop is the beginning of an ongoing effort rather than a one-shot endeavor, Dean said. It's also significant that they're focusing not only on economic development but the health and resilience of the entire community. That's important if they're going to overcome one of the greatest threats to strategic thinking — the tendency to have every organization in the city doing its own thing without considering the bigger picture.
Dean and Green think there's great value in developing a plan based on broad community input without presupposing what the answers will be. This approach works far better than the model that most organizations use — to decide in isolation and try to sell their plans constituents. It's an approach that worked brilliantly when the Foothills Community Strategy was developed with broad input, which led to a successful $8.6 million capital campaign, for example.
What the Cashmere Chamber of Commerce is doing is the gold standard for building community. If you tap into the wisdom and knowledge of the people who care about the community up front, people feel ownership in the effort and will support it.
It's a model that every municipality and public agency should follow.
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- Useful information
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Sept. 24, 2007
WORCESTER, Mass. - Freshman midfielder Jon Werth (University Park, Md.) has been named the GoHolyCross.com Crusader of the Week, for competition from September 17-23. Werth helped lead the Holy Cross men's soccer team to a pair of victories over Northeastern (1-0) and Siena (3-0) last week.
In Saturday's win at Siena, Werth scored the game-winning goal with 31:39 left in the second half when his direct shot found the top left corner of the net, putting Holy Cross in front 1-0. Less than 10 minutes later, he picked up an assist when freshman forward Kyle Miller (Woodbury, N.J.) headed his pass into the goal to give the Crusaders a 2-0 advantage.
In six games played this season, Werth is now tied for fourth on the team in scoring with four points on a goal and two asssits.
Holy Cross (4-2 overall) returns to action on Tuesday, Sept. 25, when it travels to New Hampshire for a 3:00 p.m. game.


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WEST BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP — Two young sisters who died after a car crash last week in Schuylkill County were laid to rest on Wednesday. Their mother, who was also seriously injured, spoke at the funeral.
The family allowed Newswatch 16 to be there.
Friends and family gathered at Faith Church near Orwigsburg to say goodbye to 6-year-old Carianna Kroh and 3-year-old Catrina Williams. It was an emotional celebration for two sisters lost all too soon. Their mother spoke to the community, thanking them for all of their love and support.
Hundreds gathered at Faith Church dressed in pink to celebrate and say goodbye to these two little girls lost all too soon.
The sisters – 6-year-old Carianna, and 3-year-old Catrina – died after a car crash outside their church on Palm Sunday.
Their mom, hurt herself in that crash, stood strong, to thank those helping her and her family through unimaginable pain.
"I'm thankful that all of you remember my girls and are here for them, and keep those memories alive," said Victoria Place.
For friends and family, the funeral was a time to focus on the happiness Catrina and Carianna have brought many members of the Faith Church.
"They did light a room up, both of them," said Dave Miggins. "They had smiles that would stretch from ear to ear."
"We're here to honor two little beautiful lives, and we're here to support and uphold the family in any way that we can and that's what we need," said Marianne Lech of Frackville.
Members of Faith Church remembered the sisters with song, scripture, and prayer. And two doves, symbolizing their young spirits, were released as the service came to a close.
"I wanted the services this way to celebrate their life and I wanted you to hear the songs to let you know that you can have the strength as well to get through," their mother said.
As the parents of these sisters work to move on, they feel blessed to have such amazing angels watching over them from now on.
"These two girls, just the power of these two girls, 6 and 3 years old, were able to do this, I couldn't be any more proud of my daughter," said Catrina's father Edward Williams.
Many members of the community have been holding benefits to help Victoria Place and her family financially with medical and funeral costs.
Donations are also being taken through the Victoria Place Children's Memorial Fund at any M & T Bank.
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Jonah's top picks
Best picture: "Argo"
Best actor: Daniel Day-Lewis
Best actress: Jessica Chastain
Best supporting actor: Christoph Waltz
Best supporting actress: Anne Hathaway
Best director: David O. Russell
On one hand you know to your core the best Academy Award-nominated films, but on the other, you know all about the statistical correlations between the types of films that usually win and how a previous award can affect academy voting, and you see all the effort studios put into campaigning for their nominated film with full-page advertising spots in the trade magazines and banner ads on movie blogs.
All the passion that was felt after seeing a film, and the thrill felt after it gets a nomination, starts to fade away, making Oscar predictions feel more like how James Spader counted indecisive votes in "Lincoln."
When I made my list of Oscar predictions, I did not want to lose the emotional connection I have with particular films and my hope to see them win tonight. In the same way there are people who cheer for sports teams that have poor seasons year after year, I will not give up on a couple of my favorite nominees.
Luckily, when it comes to best picture, history and my enjoyment align because "Argo," the espionage thriller from Ben Affleck, about a CIA operative who used the filming of a fictional movie to extract American fugitives from Iran, is a film I thought was great.
Ben Affleck won the Directors Guild of America award for the film. Now, there have only been six times since 1948 a DGA winner has not won best director at the Oscars; however, Affleck was not nominated for best director by the academy. Still, the academy is made up of movie people, and this film, more than any other, demonstrates the power of the movies, even a fake one, to change the world. Sure, it would be great to see "Beasts of the Southern Wild," my personal favorite of the best picture nominees, create an upset, but its nomination most likely came from the academy's appreciation of the conditions in which the film was made, and how the filmmakers were able to take the mostly untrained cast and pull unforgettable performances from the actors.
While we are on the subject of acting, Daniel Day-Lewis is my pick for best actor in his depiction of Abraham Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln."
For best actress, I am at a loss. No matter who takes the win, I am going to be cheering for Quvenzhané Wallis, whose Hushpuppy in "Beasts of the Southern Wild" affected me more than any other character this year. She was able to shape that performance at 6 years old. (Wallis is now 9.) But, I think the race is probably closer between Jennifer Lawrence for "Silver Linings Playbook" and Jessica Chastain for "Zero Dark Thirty."
Lawrence's Tiffany in "Silver Linings Playbook" displays a range of emotions, and the character goes through the kind of reversals academy voters gravitate toward. However, Jessica Chastain's Maya never strays off course, and remains true to her beliefs, even when her colleagues are rallying against her. "Zero Dark Thirty" all hinges on Maya's determination, and it is the fact she does not change her stance, in the face of such adversity that I give her the edge for the Oscar.
The competition is also particularly fierce for best supporting actor. Tommy Lee Jones as Thaddeus Stevens in "Lincoln" has one of the most compelling moments of the year when he goes against his conscience and addresses Congress in a speech that sways some opponents to the 13th Amendment and maintains Lincoln's political standing. However, I believe it is Christoph Waltz's meaty performance as Dr. King Schultz in "Django Unchained" that will ultimately take the Oscar.
While the best supporting actor roster is one of this year's most competitive, the opposite is true for best supporting actress. There just is not one obvious stand out. Since Anne Hathaway does sing in her role in "Les Misérables," she has the upper hand, not to mention she also won the Golden Globe for the part.
The strangest category this year is best director, which overlooked best picture nominee directors Kathryn Bigelow for "Zero Dark Thirty," Quentin Tarantino for "Django Unchained" and Affleck for "Argo." Steven Spielberg is the most confident he has been in years with "Lincoln," but, I think the Academy will recognize the achievement of David O. Russell with "Silver Linings Playbook."
There are quite a few important films in the best documentary feature category this year, but none as enjoyable, or with such a compelling story, as "Searching for Sugar Man," which should, and most likely will, win. The part music biopic, part detective story about how the musician Rodriguez was forgotten in the United States, but became a hero in South Africa, is just the kind of film the academy voters love because it treats its story as a narrative, and tells it as if the film came from a script.
In this year's selection of films up for best foreign language film, the French movie "Holy Motors" is absent, even though it should have been nominated. Since Michael Haneke's "Amour" has met nothing but positive reviews, and won the Palme D'Or at Cannes, it is by far the favorite to win.
The writing selections, both for adapted and original screenplay, are pretty strong. It is hard to imagine the film I believe will win best picture will not win best adapted screenplay, but I think it is "Argo's" producers who will have the glory on Oscar night, not its writers. Almost just as strange, I think Russell will win best adapted screenplay for "Silver Linings Playbook."
For best original screenplay, it is never smart to bet against Quentin Tarantino when he is nominated. However, Mark Boal gives Tarantino a run for the prize with "Zero Dark Thirty." At any rate, it is looking like Boal will win. But I will be hoping "Moonrise Kingdom's" Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola will throw a wrench in it all and create one of the biggest surprises of the evening.
The choices for best animated film are interesting. In the past decade a nominated Pixar film meant a winning Pixar film. But Mark Andrews and Brenda Chapman's "Brave" just felt a little off. For this reason, I think "Brave" is out of the discussion this year and "Wreck-It Ralph," directed by Rich Moore, will win the Academy Award.
Because of how the camera was used to benefit the story, Janusz Kaminski is my pick to take best cinematography for "Lincoln," and William Goldenberg will win best editing for "Argo."
I am going out on a bit of a limb and predict Thomas Newman will win best original score for "Skyfall," and Adele Adkins and Paul Epworth will win best original song, also for "Skyfall."
The final category I will predict gives me the best odds since there are only three nominees. Of the three nominated for best makeup and hairstyling – "Hitchcock," "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" and "Les Misérables" – I think Howard Berger, Peter Montagna and Martin Samuel will take the Oscar for their work transforming Anthony Hopkins into the Master of Suspense in "Hitchcock."
This has been a very strong year in film. One thing evident from this year's crop is the amount of studio-produced films being recognized, demonstrating the academy's need to reconnect with the American public (and TV advertisers) and award films that were actually seen in theaters.


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Cosmic Gate celebrates release of "Sign Of The Times" Deluxe Edition
Right after its release, "Sign Of The Times" steadily rose in the charts to truly become a Cosmic Gate classic. Besides "Body Of Conflict", the album also harvested the hit singles "Not Enough Time", "F.A.V." and "Under Your Spell". DJs all over the world hammered the tracks in their live sets; fans could not stop dancing. The ultimate appreciation for Cosmic Gate's superb release came during the International Dance Music Awards (IDMA) of 2010, when they were nominated twice in the categories 'Best Trance Track' for "Not Enough Time" and 'Best Remixers'. And when the German duo received the Beatport Award 2010 for 'Best Selling Trance Artist', they eventually caught the attention of Atlantic Records USA, who assigned Cosmic Gate to remix James Horner's "I See You"; the theme of the box office hit-movie "Avatar".
With all these superlatives, one would almost forget about how "Sign Of The Times" came to life. In an earlier interview, the two German producers made it perfectly clear: "Our goal was to create an album that works on the dance floor as well as at home, when you simply want to listen and enjoy the music. We worked with many new and known singer/songwriters, who were inspired by our music, as much as their lyrical skills brought out the best in us. We think our progression is reflected in these new songs, and we hope that the fans who followed our musical development since "Earth Mover", will read these signs of the times".
Over the past ten years Cosmic Gate have produced some of the most influential music to hit the world's dance floors. And "Sign Of The Times" shows how the guys keep stretching the limits of modern electronic dance music, creating a perfect balance between progressive and trance. And all of their colleagues in the field will agree that they have developed what has become known as the Cosmic Gate sound.
One thing the two German producers underline is that a lot of the above would not have been possible without the strong support of their fans. With the release of this Deluxe Edition, Cosmic Gate give them something in return: the original album, plus 15 stunning bonus tracks, featuring all officially released single remixes for "Not Enough Time", "Sign Of The Times", "F.A.V.", "Flatline", "Under Your Spell" and "London Rain" plus 5 exclusive, previously unreleased remixes by the likes of Arty, Cold Blue, George Acosta and Steve Brian. Cosmic Gate's "Sign Of The Times" Deluxe Edition will be a superb addition to the collection of every die-hard fan!
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02. London Rain
03. Flatline ft. Kyler England
04. Sign Of The Times
05. Under Your Spell ft. Aruna
06. Not Enough Time ft. Emma Hewitt
08. Trip To PD
09. Only Time ft. Tommy Clint
10. Arctic Sunset
11. Body Of Conflict ft. Denise Rivera
12. Whatever
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01. F.A.V. (Arty Remix) (Album Edit)
02. Open Your Heart (featuring Tiff Lacey) (Steve Brian Remix) (Album Edit)
03. Seize The Day (Cold Blue Remix)
04. Not Enough Time (featuring Emma Hewitt) (Raver Rework) (Album Edit)
05. Sign Of The Times (George Acosta Remix) (Album Edit)
06. Not Enough Time (featuring Emma Hewitt) (Club Mix) (Album Edit)
07. Not Enough Time (featuring Emma Hewitt) (Sied van Riel Remix) (Album Edit)
08. Not Enough Time (featuring Emma Hewitt) (Andy Duguid Remix) (Album Edit)
09. Sign Of The Times (Markus Schulz Remix) (Album Edit)
10. Flatline (featuring Kyler England) (Kyau & Albert Remix) (Album Edit)
11. Flatline (featuring Kyler England) (Wally Lopez Factomania Dub Remix) (Album Edit)
12. Under Your Spell (featuring Aruna) (Myon & Shane 54 Monster Mix) (Album Edit)
13. Under Your Spell (featuring Aruna) (Duderstadt Remix) (Album Edit)
14. London Rain (New Club Mix) (Album Edit)
15. London Rain (Stoneface & Terminal Remix) (Album Edit)
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salt and pepper, to taste
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This soup is a very good base for your own tastes. The only problem was that I had to add a few bouillon cubes, since my stock didn't come out very flavorful. I also added spinach, mushrooms, and green beans. My husband said this was restaurant quality soup.
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A good recipe to be sure. Please wait until youve added the chicken/veggie/rice/juice to the soup before seasoning with boullion. The flavor really comes out when they meet. I ended up adding some cream to my bowl to kick it up a little more.
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Courtyard Theater opensThe Demon Barber of Fleet Street will bring his revenge to the Susquehanna Valley Mall during the new Courtyard Theater's premier performance of the musical "Sweeney Todd." The show will run on Oct. 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26 at 7 p.m., and matinees will be held on Oct. 13, 20 and 27 at 2 p.m.
The management team for the musical consists of Producer Art Lieberman, Artistic Director Bob Taylor, Technical Director Nick Buckman and Musical Director Michael Blaustein.
Lieberman said that he and Taylor decided that Stephen Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd" should be the Courtyard Theater's first production almost immediately upon hearing that there could be a theater in the mall.
"Our reasoning," Lieberman said, "was our mutual love of the play and the challenge that this particular play represented. It is 80 percent music and only 20 percent dialogue, and as its author has stated, even half of the 20 percent has music in the background. We felt we needed an 'impact' musical to open our theater with."
The group of "talented amateurs" for "Sweeney Todd" was cast in early August, according to Lieberman. Unfortunately, he said, Susquehanna was not in session - and therefore, the students were not on campus - at the time of casting.
"SU has such a marvelous theater program, and we would have loved to see some of the students in the play," he said.
The titular character will be played by Matthew Fulkerson, whom Lieberman described as having a phenomenal voice. Mrs. Lovett will be played by Gloria Lehman, who Lieberman said is very experienced in local theater. Lovers Anthony and Johanna will be played by Ethan Boone, a newcomer to the theater, and 16-year-old soprano Hannah Hook, respectively.
Additionally, Buckman will double both as the technical director and the actor playing Judge Turpin in the musical.
Lieberman, who has spent 45 years as a worldwide piano entertainer and has appeared in several plays, said that he met Taylor, an actor and director in local theater for 35 years, when he produced "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" in Williamsport. The two hit it off immediately.and the team that created the Courtyard Theater was born.
The Courtyard Theater is located by the JCPenney at the Susquehanna Valley Mall. Tickets for "Sweeney Todd" are $15 and can be purchased by phone at 570-374-0060 or online at thecourtyardtheater.com.
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The series features a line up of activists, authors and world leaders, opening with President Bill Clinton, Founder of the William J. Clinton Foundation and 42nd President of the United States, on October 3.
Following President Clinton, the series will feature best-selling author Jeannette Walls; journalist Lisa Ling; 21st-century warfare expert P.W. Singer; co-chair of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility Erskine Bowles; former president of Mexico Vicente Fox and Andes Mountain crash survivor Nando Parrado.
"We look forward to Lesley University's engagement with these seven speakers and the Greater Boston community on a diverse range of contemporary issues," said Lesley University President Joseph Moore. "The public response to this speaker series demonstrates a genuine interest in lifelong learning and an appreciation for the historical role of public forums within a participatory democracy. Presenting this series is another manifestation of Lesley's mission of education and service."
Speaking on October 3, President Clinton served as the 42nd President of the United States during a time of unprecedented prosperity and change. Now, he serves as a powerful voice for progress as he shares his unique insights and observations with audiences around the world. President Clinton addresses the challenge of globalization, emphasizing our growing interdependence, and points the way toward a common future based on shared goals and values. Read coverage of President Clinton's lecture here.
Other speakers include:
Jeannette Walls, October 24 - Author Jeannette Walls is best known for her memoir, "The Glass Castle," in which she portrays her difficult childhood with a dysfunctional, nomadic family and her drive to overcome adversity. The novel remained a New York Times Best-Seller for three years and sold more than 2.5 million copies. A graduate of Barnard College, Walls began a career in journalism more than 20 years ago and has written for New York Magazine and USA Today. Read coverage of Walls' lecture here.
Lisa Ling, November 28 - Former field correspondent for "The Oprah Winfrey Show," Lisa Ling now has her own series on The Oprah Winfrey Network, "Our America with Lisa Ling." She has also served as a contributor to "National Geographic Explorer" and ABC News' "Nightline." Ling will discuss her passionate and in-depth coverage of international stories, many of which are overlooked by the mainstream media. Ling spent several years as a co-host of "The View" earlier in her career. Sponsored by Whole Foods Market. Read coverage of Ling's lecture here.
January 16, 2013 - P.W. Singer has been named by CNN as a member of the "Next Generation of Newsmakers" and is one of the Smithsonian Institution's 100 "leading innovators in the nation." He is a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution. Singer is considered one of the world's leading experts on changes in 21st century warfare and has served as a consultant for the U.S. Department of Defense and Federal Bureau of Investigation. His books, "Corporate Warriors," "Children at War" and "Wired for War" have won numerous awards. Read a Professor's Prologue by Dr. Bryan Brophy-Baermann here. Read coverage of Singer's lecture here.
February 20, 2013 - Former White House Chief of Staff to President Bill Clinton, Erskine Bowles also served as co-chair of the bi-partisan National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform. In addition, Bowles is a former president of the University of North Carolina system and was appointed Deputy Special Envoy for Tsunami Recovery for the United Nations following the devastating 2004 tsunami in Southeast Asia. Read a Professor's Prologue by Dr. Michael Illuzzi here. Read coverage of Bowles' lecture here.
March 20, 2013 - Vicente Fox, who served as president of Mexico from 2000 through 2006, was the first president to be elected in that country from an opposing party since 1910. He also served as governor of his home state Guanajuato in the mid-1990s. Fox began his career as a delivery truck driver before rising to become Coca-Cola Mexico's president at one time. Sponsored by North Hill. Read a Professor's Prologue by Dr. Sylvia Cowan here. Read coverage of Fox's lecture here.
April 24, 2013 - In 1972, Nando Parrado miraculously survived a plane crash at 18,000 feet in the Andes Mountains on his way to an international rugby tournament. Parrado and 16 other members of his team survived in the Andes for 72 days and were rescued after a heroic, 10-day marathon trek led by Parrado. His story was told in his book and the ensuing 1993 motion picture "Alive," in which Parrado was portrayed by Ethan Hawke. Read a Professor's Prologue by Dr. Jeffrey Perrin here. Read coverage of Parrado's lecture here.
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Selected "In the News" items previously
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New section for current items of interest.
Invasive Juniper Trees Boosts Perennial Grass Recovery (Aug
27, 2010)
Agricultural Research Service.
ARS rangeland
scientists have figured out that cutting down invasive
juniper trees and burning them in the wintertime
not only reduces the wildfire risk from the dead
trees, but also helps keep invasive cheatgrass at
bay and helps native perennial plants to become re-established.
Respond to the Spread of Invasive Mussels in the West (Aug
24, 2010)
Fish and Wildlife Service.
The U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service announced that nearly $600,000
will be awarded to nine projects targeting three
of the highest priorities from the Quagga-Zebra
Mussel Action Plan for Western U.S. Waters.
The plan provides a collective approach to fight
the westward spread of quagga and zebra mussels.
Bullfrogs Done in by Flash Floods (Aug 13, 2010)
Discovery News.
Scientists surveying native tree frogs and invasive bullfrogs in the mountain
oases for Mexico's Baja California found evidence that the bullfrogs are blindsided
by infrequent, powerful tropical cyclones that can occur. The native frogs are
adapted to avoid the violent flooding that ensues after torrential rains, and
stay hidden and dormant during the summer and fall, when hurricanes are likely
to strike. Bullfrogs live and breed at the same time the hurricanes are active,
which makes them more vulnerable when hurricanes cross the Baja Peninsula. The
results of the study mesh with areas what many biologists have been arguing for
other places in western North America, which suffer from invasive fish. The fish
thrive in areas with dams with a normal amount of water, but remove the dam or
release water in a way that mimics the extreme high and low flows of many western
rivers, and the invasives suffer while the native species gain ground. The study
is published in the October issue of Journal of Arid Environments.
Secretary Vilsack Announces Selection of Collaborative Forest Restoration
Projects (Aug 13, 2010)
U.S. Department
of Agriculture.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced the selection of Collaborative Forest
Landscape Restoration projects in nine states that promote healthier, safer and
more productive public lands. The projects include partnership efforts on forest
restoration treatments that reduce wildfire risk, enhance fish and wildlife habitats,
control invasive species, increase resistance to insects and diseases, and maintain
and improve water quality. Additional information on the program can be found
on the Collaborative Forest Restoration
Program (CFRP) site.
Highlights Report Showing Threats to Private Forested Lands (Aug
11, 2010)
U.S. Department
of Agriculture.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack held a national conference call to highlight
a USDA Forest
Service report entitled Private
Forests, Public Benefits: Increased Housing Density and Other Pressures on Private
Forest Contributions showing that privately held forests in the U.S. are
under substantial stress from development and fragmentation and that increased
housing density in forests will exacerbate other threats to forests from wildfire,
insects, pathogens and pollution. Information on threats from insects and pests
is in Part
3: Additional Pressures (PDF | 5.4 MB). The report is one in a series from
the Forest on the Edge project.
Facing Regional Extinction in the Northeast from Rapidly Spreading
Disease, UCSC Researcher Finds (Aug 5, 2010)
University of California - Santa Cruz.
A new infectious disease, white nose syndrome spreading
rapidly across the northeastern United States has killed millions of bats and
is predicted to cause regional extinction of a once-common bat species, according
to the findings of a Santa Cruz researcher. The disease, which was first discovered
near Albany, New York in 2006, affects hibernating bats. If the death rates and
spread continue as they have over the past four years, this disease will likely
lead to the regional extinction of the little brown myotis, previously one of
the most common species in North America. The findings are published in An
Emerging Disease Causes Regional Population Collapse of a Common North American
Bat Species in Science.
Service Updates Free Guide to Invasive Plants in Southern Forests (Aug
4, 2010)
FS. Southern Research Station.
Gardeners, foresters, landowners and others concerned about nonnative invasive
plants in the South can request free copies of "A
Field Guide for the Identification of Invasive Plants in Southern Forests (PDF
| 11.4 MB)". The long-awaited book is an update of the very popular "Nonnative
Invasive Plants of Southern Forests: A Field Guide for Identification and Control",
published by the Forest Service in 2003, and gives users a more comprehensive
identification guide to nonnative trees, shrubs, vines, grasses, ferns and forbs
invading the region's forests and other natural areas.
Dedicates August to Invasive Plant Pest and Disease Awareness (Aug
2, 2010)
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.
this year, APHIS will engage the public
each August to increase understanding about the
risks that invasive plant pests, diseases and harmful
weeds pose to America's agricultural and natural
resources. See USDA's
blog for more information.
the Lion -- If we can't beat them, let's eat them!
National Ocean Service.
The lionfish,
a native of the Western Pacific Ocean, is a predator
that is flourishing in coastal waters of the U.S. Southeast
and the Caribbean. NOAA scientists
researching the lionfish's spread and impact are
encouraging a seafood market as a means of mitigating
the species' impacts on reef communities. To promote
awareness of the lionfish as food, scientists launched
the "Eat
Lionfish" Campaign (PDF | 109 KB) on Jun
11. NOAA has also created pull cards for the Eat
Lionfish Campaign (PDF | 1.4 MB).
Lives in the Sea? Census of Marine Life Publishes Historic Roll
Call of Species in 25 Key Ocean Areas (PDF | 894 KB) (Aug
2, 2010)
Census of Marine Life.
Census of Marine
Life scientists released an inventory of species
distribution and diversity in key global ocean
areas. The scientists combined information collected
over centuries with data obtained during the decade-long
Census to create a roll call of species in 25 biologically
representative regions -- from the Antarctic through
temperate and tropical seas to the Arctic. According
to the Census studies, the main threats to marine
life to date have been overfishing, lost habitat,
invasive species and pollution, although the relative
importance of the threats varied among regions.
The findings are published in a collection of papers, Marine
Biodiversity and Biogeography - Regional Comparisons
of Global Issues in PLoS ONE.


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To participate in the ongoing discussions and for more information such as summaries proceedings and resources please click on the title.
The Institute of Development Studies and the FAO are launching this online discussion focusing on food security, gender equality and peace-building. The results will help inform a study aimed at generating evidence-based, meaningful, and actionable recommendations to governments and other stakeholders, particularly international organizations and FAO staff.read more
10 years ago FAO member states produced and adopted The Right to Food Guidelines, which provide practical guidance on how the human right to adequate food can be realized. The goal of this online discussion is to learn from the first ten years of using the Right to Food Guidelines to get better for the future.read more
The aim of this forum's discussion, organized jointly with the ICEAN network, is to identify potential action points and initiatives whereby nutrition education can improve the diet of family farmers and create demand for nutritious local produce among the general public, thus both generating income for farming households and enhancing the nutrition of the public.read more
In the context of the International Year of Family Farming, this discussion targets those active in family farming who have suggestions on how to improve livelihoods of female farmers and how to encourage youth to pursue family farming.read more
Share your comments on the revised draft of the Rome Declaration on Nutrition, which will be endorsed at the upcoming Second International Conference on Nutrition (ICN2).read more
Protracted crises situations are those in which food insecurity and malnutrition are particularly severe, persistent and at scale.
This discussion seeks feedback on the zero draft of the Agenda for Action for Addressing Food Insecurity in Protracted Crises and will contribute to the preparation of the First Draft.
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Pit bull terrier mixes end up in animal shelters more than any other mixed breed dog. Myths and negative publicity keep them from being adopted quickly too. What's the solution for this misaligned pup? Sterilize your pit bull terrier or pit bull terrier mix so fewer of them end up in animal shelters. Right now, […] [Read More]


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Can someone say "Meow?" Kelly Osbourne and Christina Aguilera haven't exactly been fond of each other over the years, but the claws really came out recently on E!'s Fashion Police, courtesy of Ms. O. It all started when Joan Rivers commented on how Christina looked "stuffed" in her dress at a party in Munich, Germany, calling her "Snooki's Scandinavian cousin." This would have been more than enough of snark for the day, but — oh hell no! — it wasn't.
Said Kelly, of Christina, "Maybe she is just becoming the fat b—ch she was born to be. I don't know. She was a c—t to me. And she bought my house."  Did it stop there? Does it ever? Kelly continued with, "She called me fat for so many f—ing years, so you know what? F—k you! You're fat too." Ouch.
Kelly took a lot of flack for her weight over the years and it's obviously been weighing on her (guys, seriously — pun unintended). She revealed, "I took more hell for being fat than I did for being an absolute raging drug addict. I will never understand that." We like Kelly. We really do. And she's f–ing hilarious (to speak like her), but in moments like these (ie: on national television) a little more grace is probably due.


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Mark L. Rasmussen of Milwaukee Arrested
MILWAUKEE - On February 13, 2009 at 11:35 a.m. special agents from the Wisconsin Department of Justice's Division of Criminal Investigation along with agents from the U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) executed a search warrant for computers and items related to child pornography at the residence and tavern of Mark L. Rasmussen at 524 E. Lyon St., #1, Milwaukee, WI after the suspect purchased into child pornography internet sites.
A search of both premises was conducted and computers and computer media were located in the home. A law enforcement forensic preview was done on Rasmussen's home computer and many child pornography images were located.
The images were described as prepubescent children displaying genitals and engaged in sexual activity. Rasmussen was interviewed subsequent to the search warrant. He stated that he has seen sites that advertised child pornography and would then pay to access these sites, view the images, and then delete many of the images he thought were underage and preteen children.
Rasmussen was arrested and transported to the Milwaukee County jail.
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Cream Soda is an incredibly fizzy, purple soft drink with a sweet vanilla flavour. It is Rockhopper's favorite beverage, as he revealed in his journal that he drank a lot of it, and still continues to do so. There are a few barrels of them in the Ship Hold, Lighthouse and on Club Penguin during Pirate Parties. He has been quoted as saying "Arrgh! Cream Soda be the drink for me." Rockhopper's red puffle, Yarr, also drinks a lot of Cream Soda.
As revealed in Mission 8, Cream Soda is incredibly fizzy if shaken and can cause big explosions. It is also shown in Mission 10 that a measured mixture of Hot Sauce and cream soda can make an alternative fuel for a Jet Pack.
The Soda SeasSeveral barrels of Cream Soda were dumped in an area known as the Soda Seas and by using the Aqua Grabber vehicle, penguins helped save the wildlife that inhabits the area.
- It appears in Mission 8.
- It appears in Puffle Trouble.
- There is a dimension with Cream Soda in it.
- It appears in Operation: Blackout in Sector 2.
- It appeared at the Cove during the Marvel Super Hero Takeover 2013.
- In the new Download Mission for Club Penguin: Elite Penguin Force the Coffee Shop Barista mentions she is going to try making "Cream Soda Coffee."
- There is a Cream Soda Barrel Pin and a Cream Soda Barrel (furniture) item.
- During the Island Adventure Party 2011, Rockhopper lost his cream soda so a scavenger hunt began to find the missing cream soda.
- Herbert P. Bear made a bomb using cream soda, called the "Cream Soda Sticky Bomb of Doom".
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Doreen BroughtonName: Doreen Broughton
Locaton: Bradenton
Date of Death: January 5, 2014
Age at death: 92
Doreen A. Broughton, 92, Bradenton, died January 5, 2014. Because baseball was their shared passion, she and her late husband, Warren moved to Winter Haven to follow the Boston Red Sox; after a move to Vero Beach, they finally settled in Bradenton in 1991. She became an active resident of Country Village and loved attending all the functions and parties. She was a dynamic member of Saints Peter and Paul Church and dedicated countless volunteer hours in the church office. She also volunteered with Hospice. She served in the Navy as secretary to a General for two years during World War II. Enjoying traveling, reading, walking and beautiful sunsets, she never lost her youth and had a constant love of life that was evident to her loved ones and friends.
She is survived by her sons, Warren R. (Louise), Jr. of S. Dartmouth, MA, Michael C. (Sugar) of Westport, MA, Mark (Cheryl) and James (Ilya) of S. Dartmouth, MA; daughters, Kathleen Feeney of Bradenton, FL and Barbara (James) Allen of New Bedford, MA; brothers, William Peters of New Bedford, MA and Joseph (Janice) of Wareham, MA; sister, Myra LeValley of New Bedford, MA; her grandchildren, Robert (Kellie) Viera, Paul (Megan) Feeney, JP (Tula) Allen, Katey (Rob) Noyer, Mike (Rochelle) Broughton, Matt (Jill) Broughton, Warren (Meri) Broughton, Christian (Lynn) Broughton, Jon Broughton, Jacob Broughton and Aaron Broughton; great grandchildren, Katelyn and Trevor Viera, Jaxson Feeney, Connor and Tracey Broughton, and Eabha Rose Broughton. She is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews and other extended family.
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Scott is less concerned about the commercialization of young people's programming than about its coarsening. He says he has sampled the controversial MTV series Skins, which depicts sex and profanity among preteens. He says, "It is a long way from Skins to Miss Frances," of Miss Frances' Ding Dong School, which first aired on NBC in 1952. Deploring the drugs ingested on the MTV series, Scott recalls, "We had ice cream after the show."
This grandfather of texting teenagers is concerned that "nobody actually talks to anybody anymore. People in cubicles next to each other, they e-mail each other." So, any chance he has, Scott gets out and talks to people. This week, he was in Peoria, Ill., for Groundhog Day. "They have Gertie, who they are trying to compete with Punxsutawney Phil." If anyone can give Gertie a paw-up, it's Weatherman Willard.
Describing himself as semiretired, Scott still hosts his Today segments from a studio in Washington, D.C., or from Fort Myers, Fla., near his Sanibel Island cottage. As viewers know, age counts in earning his birthday well wishes. "When I started in 1983 occasionally you would get someone 101 or 102. Now, 100 hardly gets you on the show; it's more like 110."
From kiddie clown to centenarian celebrator, Scott says his career has been "one fluke after another." Still, he draws this connection between Bozo and the Today show.
"There is something endearing about the weatherman," he says. "And there is something endearing about kid shows." And, yes, there is something endearing about Willard Scott.
Jack Curry, a former editor at USA Today and TV Guide, is a freelance writer and editor and serves on the editorial board of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, specializing in corporate philanthropy and the media.
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The "Power Unit" is attached to a bracket that resides under the water bottle. It contains the battery and the "brains" of the system. The Battery/Power Unit may be located anywhere; it uses the same bolt spacing as the Di2 "short" mount. The EPS Power Unit is larger than the Di2 battery, though, which may make locating more difficult. Some frame companies are working on internal mount solutions for the Power Unit.
Because the Power Unit also contains the brains (Di2's brains are located in the front derailleur), any battery hacks would also require a brain hack, which might complicate matters. However, on the hack front, EPS does have updatable firmware, so not only can Campy improve, update or provide customized shifting profiles, enterprising programmers can have all sorts of fun.
The power unit has an additional role as the diagnostic center of the system and will report problems with a buzzer and a colored LED: The color indicates the sick component. White, power unit; yellow, front derailleur; green, rear derailleur; red, interface. If you see a purple (front derailleur) or blue (rear derailleur) light, you're probably in an adjustment mode.
The battery is not removable from the bike: To charge the system, you must run a lead to the bicycle. Campagnolo's description of battery life is somewhat complicated. The system draws power at rest (you can turn the system off for storage by inserting a magnetic key into the power unit), so you'll get more miles between recharges if you ride more often. If you ride 500km a month, you can expect 1,552km of range or 3.1 months between charges. Ride 1000km a month and it jumps to 1,841km range but drops to 1.8 months between charges. Ride 2000km a month, and your range is 2,029km but only 1 month between charges. The battery is good for 500 charge cycles, but when it's done, the whole power unit must be replaced.
A quick push of one of the mode buttons and the EPS Interface (which can be attached to the stem, or to the brake housing) indicates battery charge with a green/yellow/red system. When 6% charge remains, there is an additional acoustic warning.
In the event of a crash the rear derailleur will "uncouple" itself when it receives a hard enough impact to protect the actuator. A tug on the derailleur will "lock" the derailleur again. In the case of more catastrophic damage, the rider may uncouple the derailleur and manually position it in any cog—Campy calls this the "Back Home" function.
On the setup front, Campy describes two settings. "Zero Setting" is the initial setup to align everything and dial in the shifting. Interestingly, there is only one limit screw in the whole system: It prevents the rear derailleur from overshifting into the spokes. Then, there's "Riding Setting." This is used to tweak the shifting on the fly if you discover that you didn't nail it in the Zero Setting or if, for instance, you get a flat and take a wheel change mid-race.
We get a short ride on EPS in the coming days, and will follow up with initial impressions. Look for a full review in an upcoming issue of Bicycling magazine. (The timing is dependent on the arrival of our test group.)
With the arrival of EPS, there are now four electric shifting options on the market. Mr. Valentino Campagnolo himself gave every indication that these two groups are only the beginning of Campagnolo's investment in electric shifting, a sentiment we've heard echoed in Shimano's hallways. SRAM, thus far, has not ruled out electric shifting but has not committed to it either.
At this moment, only time will tell if electric will replace some or all mechanical shifting, or remain an alternative.
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