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Inside perhaps the toughest arena to play in the CCAA, the Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball team saw its win-streak end at three with a 91-76 setback to No. 8 Humboldt State Monday night.
Theresa Henderson had a double-double and two others Warriors were also in double figures in scoring, but those numbers didn't add up to a victory as they fell to Humboldt State, 76-60, Monday night.
Cal State Stanislaus men's forward Reggie Jones and women's guard Theresa Henderson were both named the California Collegiate Athletic Association's basketball Players of the Week for the week of Dec. 5-11, it was announced on Monday.
Sophomore forward Karenee Demery added another "first" to her resume when she was named First Team All American in women's soccer over the weekend. She is the first player in program history to receive this honor.
Making the free throws when they count the most, the Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team hung on to defeat Notre Dame de Namur, 71-69, Saturday at the CCAA/PacWest Shootout at San Francisco State.
Theresa Henderson continued to put up big numbers, but unfortunately the Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team fell to No. 17 Grand Canyon, 81-52, at the CCAA/PacWest Shootout in San Francisco on Friday.
The Warriors only had four offensive rebounds all night, but the fourth one proved to be huge as Cal State Stanislaus won a thriller over Chico State, 79-77, in overtime Wednesday night at Fitzpatrick Arena.
The Cal State Stanislaus men's golf team capped off a tremendous fall season and was recognized by the Golf Coaches Association of America as they were ranked No. 3.
Theresa Henderson did it again. She notched another career best night, but once again in a losing effort as the Cal State Stanislaus women's basketball team dropped to San Francisco State, 72-62, Saturday night.
Apparently, the Gators didn't want Reggie Jones to shoot the ball. Fortunately for the Warriors, he didn't have to as much Saturday night as Cal State Stanislaus beat San Francisco State, 82-65, at The Swamp.
Reggie Jones scored a career-high 30 points and carried the Warriors on his shoulders as they rallied from down 13 points before dropping a heartbreaker, 66-65, in the final seconds of a CCAA game against No. 23 Cal Poly Pomona.
The less-experienced Warriors could not keep up with 12th-ranked Cal Poly Pomona as the Broncos used a huge first half run to take control en route to an 81-56 win Thursday night.
The Warriors were not going to be another CCAA team to fall victim to the Dominican Penguins in a non-conference contest Saturday at Fitzpatrick Arena.
The Cal State Stanislaus men's basketball team shot lights-out in the second half as the Warriors defeated tournament host Fresno Pacific, 71-65, Saturday afternoon.
Joseph Malone made a successful debut as a Warrior. After sitting out the season opener last Friday with an injury, Malone came off the bench to score 17 points to lead Cal State Stanislaus over Texas A&M International.
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Former Pitman High Pride standout and recent Modesto Junior College graduate Sierrah Miller is one of four new additions to the California State University, Stanislaus ...
Former Pitman High Pride varsity soccer standout Marissa Marable is coming off an unforgettable season as a Sonoma State Seawolf on and off the pitch.
Logan Wolfley was known while at Pitman High for battling on the football field. His hard hitting tackles and aggressive style of play helped the ...
Director of Athletics Michael Matoso has named Brandon Christianson as the newest coach on the Cal State Stanislaus staff. Christianson will succeed John Cook as ...
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In Memoriam
March 18, 2006
President of Salisbury University, Janet Dudley-Eshbach's remarks on the passing of Dr. Wroten:
To the SU Community:
Dr. William Wroten, Professor Emeritus, died on Saturday, March 18,
2006. The SU flag has been lowered today in his memory.
A graduate of the Maryland college system (and a student here in
1938), Dr. Wroten came highly recommended to President Wilbur
Devilbiss, who brought Dr. Wroten to Salisbury University (then
Maryland State Teachers College at Salisbury) in 1955. A professor
of history, he served as chair of the department for 25 years before
his retirement, hiring many professors, including Drs. Robert Barry,
Harry Basehart, Clara Small, and Ray Thompson.
While at the college, Dr. Wroten founded Phi Alpha Theta national
history honor society and was an early supporter of the history
resource center that eventually became the Edward H. Nabb Research
Center for Delmarva History and Culture, donating his personal
collection of local maps and papers to the center. All royalties
from his popular book, Assateague, continue to be directed to the
Nabb Research Center.
Dr. Wroten was especially close to the Class of 1959 for which he
served as its advisor from freshman through senior years. In
appreciation, the Class of 1959 has established a scholarship in Dr.
Wroten's name.
The first recipient of this scholarship is to be
announced this May. Arrangements had been made to bring Dr. Wroten
to Salisbury University to witness the awarding of this scholarship.
Last year, Dr. Wroten established a Piano Concert Series in memory
of his late wife, Pat, who was a piano teacher and well-known
community member.
Dr. Wroten is one of a number of outstanding early faculty of this
institution who laid the foundation for Salisbury University's
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Bubba Golf, At Its Very Finest
Watson proves once again that he has all the shots.
Defining Shots
The moments that shaped the outcome at Augusta.
Birdies & Bogeys
The best and worst from an exciting Sunday at Augusta.
Masters Style Review
The fashion winners & losers from this year's Masters.
Masters Notebook
Most Memorable Masters
Our editors on some of the most memorable Masters moments.
U.S. Open Notebook
Taking Care Of Business
Rory McIlroy hangs on at Hoylake to claim third major.
Birdies & Bogeys
The winners and losers from Sunday at Hoylake.
Snapshots From The Open
Golf Digest's exclusive images from Royal Liverpool.
15 Undeniable Truths
Rory's unstoppable, Tiger's done & other lessons learned.
The Open Notebook
Do You Know Rory?
19 things you absolutely must know about the Open Champion.
No Reason To Get Excited
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LU's annual trivia contest, kicking off Friday, feels a connection
The Appleton Post-Crescent, January 27, 2011.
By Kara Patterson
Post-Crescent staff writer
The credo of Lawrence University's Midwest Trivia Contest, in summary, says trivia is some serious fun.
It's that paradox of commitment and conviviality that fuels the contest for on- and off-campus teams and the Trivia Masters, Lawrence students who run the contest.
"Especially during the contest itself, that's what I'm going to feel like will be my main job, to make sure it never gets too stressful for players and Trivia Masters, that people are respecting that underlying rule," said Grand Master Derrell Acon, a fifth-year student from St. Louis who oversees the Trivia Masters and has the final say on all things trivial during the weekend. "It's fun to have something to play that doesn't have significant bearing on your own life, outside of all these really serious things we have in our world and in our personal lives. I think it does something for the human spirit, this sense of community and connecting the community of your team to someone else's community, and being part of this big network we call trivia."
The 46th annual contest is a webcast event of continuous play that starts at 10:00:37 p.m. Friday and runs through midnight Sunday. It's considered the nation's longest-running trivia contest because of the way each contest opens with the last question of the previous contest.
Everyone is invited to play this town-and-gown game, alone or on a team of any size. People call in from anywhere and score points for correct answers. The contest packs between 350 and 400 questions into about 50 hours.
Until the very end of the contest, each team gets three guesses and three minutes per question. As the clock counts down to the contest's end, Trivia Masters unleash several 10-minute stumpers called "Garrudas." Those lead up to the final question, or "Super Garruda," a 20-minute toughie.
Lawrence has invited long-time trivia player John Brogan to ask the contest's first Garruda. Brogan's Bank of Kaukauna team has celebrated a dozen wins in its 14 years of play.
The first time the team played, when Brogan was in college, team members hoped to finish in the top 10.
"We won the contest," said Brogan, 35, of Minneapolis, who returns to his family's home in Kaukauna for trivia.
The team's victories include a 10-year winning streak from 2001 to 2010.
"It was grueling and tense because it was a really close contest," Brogan said, referring to last year's event. "You have to obsess on every question so you can't take the time to enjoy the people you're with who've come from all over the country.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen at all, but it was certainly more tense than fun on balance. So we got to the end of the contest and we were really happy we'd won 10 in a row, and we were like, do we have anything else to prove? We said, OK, what can we do to make it more fun."
To that end, Brogan's team is planning for a more relaxed atmosphere.
"Food has always been a super important part of the contest for us," he said. "We make homemade dumplings and a different sort of ethnic meal every year. We'll do five meals a day, and omelet bars in the morning. I love to cook, and I'm going to cook a couple of the meals. We're thinking about doing cool cocktail hours in the middle of the contest to just have fun and enjoy it."
In the spirit of the action questions that Trivia Masters present to on-campus teams — challenges such as choreograph a dance routine or compose a love song — Brogan's team is putting together its own proposal for off-campus fun.
"I think if we can get enough people we're going to do an impromptu broomball game in the middle of the contest," Brogan said. "If we can do it, we'll challenge some other teams."
Brogan encourages trivia players to treasure the little joyous moments, such as when his team sang in chorus at the top of their lungs to Toto's "Africa," a trivia song staple.
"I suspect even playing chill we'll finish in the top 10, but our goal this year is not to win, it's to have fun," Brogan said. "For us I think the contest is a slog that you do because you have to be in position to then answer the Garrudas at the end. If there's anything that we will give our all on, it's probably those. I'm really proud of how my team comes together to answer those questions and work through a problem."
Acon, 22, said trivia players looking for a break during the contest may volunteer to help Trivia Masters answer phones at Lawrence. Off-campus team members take calls from on-campus teams and vice-versa.
"You're there, you're getting free food and you're helping the contest out," Acon said.
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What: LU's Midwest Trivia Contest
When: Starts at 10:00:37 p.m. Friday and runs through midnight Sunday.
Official team registration will take place from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, but people can register at any point throughout the contest.
Where: Anywhere you choose. The contest is webcast. Play by yourself or assemble a team. Teams are split into on-campus (Lawrence students) and off-campus (anyone else.)
Listen: www.lawrence.edu/sorg/wlfm
Online: www.lawrence.edu/sorg/trivia


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An Indigenous program that's boxing clever
Recent bad press about Aboriginal programs in NSW might make you think that all programs designed to help Aboriginal people are failing. But this is not the case.
A boxing program, "Clean Slate without Prejudice", has delivered great results since it first began in June 2009.
An initiative of Redfern Superintendent Luke Freudenstein and Aboriginal leaders, the program involves police training alongside local
Aboriginal youth three mornings a week. Accompanying the ducking and jabbing is some good natured ribbing as the police and young Aboriginal people get to know each other.
Not only has the boxing program provided at risk youth with focus, self esteem and respect for their bodies, it has also helped reduced crime.
Between 2008 and 2009, the percentage of robbery offences committed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth dropped by 80 per cent. At the time, the head of the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, Don Weatherburn, said the drop was "nothing more than a random variation".
But Weatherburn might want to eat his words as crime rates in Redfern have continued to stay low. In 2010 and 2011, the percentage of robberies committed by Aboriginal offenders was 41 per cent and 44 per cent compared to 65 per cent in 2008. According to Fruedenstein rates of recidivism among Aboriginal offenders in Redfern have also sharply declined.
The program targets youths at risk of offending - those who have committed a crime but have not yet been sentenced, those incarcerated in Juvenile Justice Centres, and young offenders who have been released back into the community.
An Aboriginal mentor brings participants to boxing training three days a week and helps them find accommodation, employment and training, if they need it.
Participation in the program is voluntary and youth can stay on the program as long as they want. Police aim to work with judiciary to have the program form part of a suspended sentence.
When the program first began, Aboriginal leaders selected 10 of the worst young robbery offenders to take part because of their influence over other Aboriginal youth. Following their participation in the program, none of the youth have committed any robberies.
Impressed by the apparent success of the boxing program, I decided to visit Redfern to see it firsthand. Bleary eyed from getting up at 4.30am to make the 6am class, I stumbled into Tony Mundine's boxing studio where I was warmly greeted at the door by a couple of young Aboriginal people.
The early morning starts help provide participants with the discipline needed for work. Approximately half a dozen youth have become employed since taking part in the program; while a number have gone on to become mentors.
Superintendent Luke Freudenstein explained how the program was helping to break down barriers and turn young offenders' lives around.
"Three days a week, police train with young Aboriginal offenders in Redfern, helping build better relationships with troubled local youth", he said.
Shane Phillips, Aboriginal leader and CEO of the Tribal Warrior Association agreed. "The program is not only good for Aboriginal young people who have gone off the rails a bit but police too, particularly the ones we have trouble with, as training with us helps them see us as people too," he said.
Freudenstein believes it is very important for police to show they care, that they are there to help and not just to lock people up. When he walks the streets of Redfern now, Aboriginal youth stop and say "hi".
Both Freudenstein and Shane Phillips have spoken at a number of forums around the country, emphasising the importance of police and Aboriginal leaders working together to reduce offending.
Victor Dominello, the NSW Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, has announced that in light of the recent report into the failure of Aboriginal employment programs a team effort between the government and Aboriginal community leaders to resolve these issues has began.
But "working together" can become a meaningless catchphrase if it is not accompanied by concrete examples of successful practise. One of the reasons for the failure of so many NSW Aboriginal programs is that they were never monitored or evaluated to ascertain their effectiveness.
Even when programs have been proven to achieve nothing, they can still remain in place because they seem like a good idea. According to Don Weatherburn, circle sentencing - where Aboriginal offenders are brought before their community elders for sanctioning - has had no effect on the levels of reoffending or the seriousness or number of offences but the program remains in place because it is popular.
Yet if government is committed to evidence-based policy then it should cease funding programs because they seem like a good idea and look at what is working.
The Clean Slate Without Prejudice program is a tangible example of how removing layers of bureaucracy and having direct relationships with people can bring about positive change. Perhaps NSW Aboriginal Affairs minister Victor Dominello, should don a pair of boxing gloves and come down and see it in action before he rolls out any new Aboriginal programs.
Sara Hudson is a Research Fellow at The Centre for Independent Studies.


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Mickey and Jody Dye announce the engagement of their daughter, Devinn Chelsae, to Charles Mark Harris, son of Eddie and Regina Harris, 823 Austin Springs Road.
The bride-elect is a 2010 graduate of Daniel Boone High School. She is employed by Carter County Rescue Squad.
She is a granddaughter of Jim and Sue Halderman, Antioch, Calif.; Jeep and Mariann Dye, Gray; the late Ronnie and Patsy McFall; and Joann Dye, Loudon.
Her fiancé is a 2008 graduate of Elizabethton High School. He is employed by B.E.T. Welding and Wire of Elizabethton.
He is a grandson of Bill and Lois Schaff, Elizabethton; Jewel Harris, Johnson City; and the late Edward Harris
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Casablanca Records
Dawin is a man of many talents. The Brooklyn native feels just as comfortable producing behind the board as he does belting out hooks in…
Dawin is a man of many talents. The Brooklyn native feels just as comfortable producing behind the board as he does belting out hooks in front of the microphone. It's that combination of irresistible dancefloor-ready production and a dynamic vocal range that sets him apart too. Who knows what else he's got up his sleeve…
At the age of four, Dawin figured out what he wanted to do for the rest of his life. His dad played music, so the budding artist naturally started playing guitar before pre-school. He eventually taught himself the piano, started programming drum machines, and began tearing it up on the keyboard.
"I had my own workstation by the time I was twelve," he grins. "I spent every day producing after school. I went back and forth between hip-hop, pop, and R&B. I took it very seriously. Then, I started singing because I wanted to do something that nobody else was."
He spent a solid decade in that personal lab, churning out an endless amount of productions and honing his skills as a vocalist. However, he cooked up just the right musical hybrid to get everyone talking in early 2014. Dawin uploaded his bedroom studio production of "Just Girly Things" online, and the track exploded right out of the gate. Merging an electronic dance music bounce, soulfully soaring singing, and a distinct shake, it became a veritable viral success in less than a month. The subject matter hypnotized everyone too.
"I wanted to write something people could relate to," he asserts. "In reality, I'm encouraging girls to think for themselves and be themselves. Keep doing your girly thing. Don't lose touch with that."
Thanks in part to a Dawin-created Meme featuring the epic "Carlton Dance" from the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, the song went viral. Utilizing Vine in revolutionary fashion, "Just Girly Things" began to receive more than 13,000 "Re-Vine" posts per day. "It was the perfect venue," he goes on. "As a newcomer, I figured I had a better chance on Vine. I was thinking like a marketing guy!"
Shortly after, he caught the attention of Casablanca Records who immediately offered him a deal. Now, he's focused on magnifying his multi-faceted sonic vision further. "I take an EDM approach to the music, but it's experimental," explains Dawin. "Most EDM artists keep it instrumental with a few vocals here and there. I'm singing and giving people something catchy to sing along to. It's different and risky, and that's exciting to me."
Dawin will unveil more music soon, but he's got a message for everybody listening. "I want there to be some sort of bliss every time you hear one of my songs," he concludes. "I don't want to waste anybody's time. Every minute will be worth it. You can look forward to the next song and performance."


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Prep: 20 minutes
Cook: 10 minutes • Serves: 6
1. With rolling pin, flatten bread.
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3. In shallow bowl, whisk together egg, egg white and almond milk. In separate shallow bowl, combine sugar and cinnamon.
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Need for Speed Most Wanted Interview
We speak to Criterion producer Leanne Loombe and Firemonkeys associate producer Michael De Graaf about the console and mobile versions of the upcoming racer.
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WTF is this s**t (sorry for the harsh words...just a bit angry with my childhood series getting worse by every year...ok NFS The Run was better, but still not really a driving game...)...when are they going to bring back the NFS to the way it should be... like NFS III and NFS IV were...Been waiting for that to happen since the first Underground...now starting to loose hope... :(
They should really rethink the car physics...in my opinion controlling a car shouldn't feel like trying to control a flat iron...actually it just feels like the cars don't have any physics at all...it should be something in between Shift and this...not too realistic, but not so unrealistic as this game seems to be...as well as speed...NFS is all about speed, but you should be able to feel it...in this game you definitely see it...but you can't really feel it...and that is because of the flat iron physics...
Ok...I hope i'm not the only one who thinks this...
i love the background music! It just brings back the chilling memories of NFS High stakes car room! The song also used in Mass Effect 2 omega club.
why is this interview taken in omega's afterlife club?
That looks like Frostbite 2 :P
looking forward to get this. :D
its seems more like burnout paradise.
If it don't have a clutch or manual system i dnt wnt it, real drivers clutch
what the FUUUCK happened to the car customizations?
And one more quick note. On last years EA production, Need for Speed, they made it so Forza couldn't include Porsche in their game. And EA's piece or shit racing title sold little, while Forza kicked ass. EA has all this money and I won't argue that they make great games like Madden and Fifa, but it's bullshit when they don't let a company like Turn 10 put Porsches in their game because EA has the money to stop them and make a sub par game, like they did earlier this year. Forza now has Porsches in their game via download, thankfully. EA puts out some good stuff but they stifle the biz. Hate em, love em.'
This is the same old stuff we have seen since 1986. Lame shit. This game should be a 15 dollar downloadable game, nothing more. Need for speed has run it's course. The last one did not sell very well and probably lost money. This one will do the same. Racing fans want something realistic like Forza. This is a silly arcade game and should be 15 dollars on XBOX Live.
same ol' . terrible stuff. this looks like 1987 stuff
i like the idea of finding your cars in the world then you can drive vs you gots win x amount of bla bla to get this
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criterion got no talent. this'll be the 2nd nfs under them and close to 5 years since paradise yet they still cant decide which 1 they wanna make
I love Burnout and NFS so yeah... this is a must buy for me.
if anyone played NFS III back in 1998 would know that the background music is from NFS 3 :D
'Underground 3' is the one that someone should be making!!.. Or at least the customization level that gave the pasts N4S underground.
i can play it for an hour,i will get bored quick because there is no story to keep me going! Nice graphics tho.
For those talking about the music, it was actually used in Need for Speed 3 and 4. So it's not really Mass Effect music... but it's understandable that people would probably point it out like that though.
It's been a while since I played N4S (Undercover), but that irritating blur effect seems to be gone when you use nitrous boost. You can actually see what's going on around you.
is this need for speed or burnout?! i love burnout, but i dont want to buy burnout in a watered down version. i rather buy a full need for speed...
Things look like they are going downhill?......! Don't mess thing up.
what hapened to all the classic street racing and rivals, and DRAMA......plz criterion dont turn our most wanted into an other "burnout game"........
screw need for speed. i want the next midnight club
this game should have ferraris ..
The first Most Wanted was probably the best in the series
Why have they re-uploaded this video? I've seen this before and I remember commenting on it =/
I really wished they would have made a updated version of the first most wanted with new story, new cars, a different city and no multiplayer. Multiplayer yes is good in some games if done right but most of the time its just a add on fluff feature. This interview pretty much told me bottom line that most wanted is another multiplayer centered hot pursuit with cops and hidden cars... So what am I suppose to look forward to when I get this game that hot pursuit didn't have? Some different features and open world driving and hide and seek car edition?
Oh well my rants done I'm just P"oed with the direction Criterion is taking the almost best game NFS had in its catalog.
Underground 3!!!!! That's what we want!!! Just don't have Criterion make it. They're good but they wouldn't do the underground series justice.
I know man, we've been saying for years.. UNDERGROUND 3!!! But please don't have criterion make it. They're good but they wouldn't do the underground series justice.
Love the game man. Bring it on. Still waiting for the day when you can disintegrate cars completely.
when the guy appeared on my screen: NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! I want that lady back!!
WE WANT UNDERGROUND 3 !! why they don't listen to there fan-base ?!
we need a racing game where you can really customise your cars, but not in a tacky way.
So I guess you have to drive off course and wreck a lot to bust through garage doors and find stolen cars stowed away.
she said, "if you can find it, you can drive it".....what does that mean?
shops/car yards at different points in the game world?
Looks average. Then again I was never a burnout fan. Gotta love the ME2 music though.
Please bring Mia from the original MW
This looks really cool :D
@Amurg The song also used in nfs: high stakes before that,
@zoeyleft thats what i was looking at to - definitely see burnout in this vid... hope it keeps the 2 apart from each other
@zoeyleft it's definitely burnout. it's funny how they try to describe the game you can see it's just burnout with a facelift. same mechanics
man you are so right i hate this multiplayer focussed bs. i want a great story i want that fast and the furious feeling i got in the firt most wanted
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Dianne Feinstein, author of the 1994 assault weapons ban that expired under President George W. Bush in 2004, told Meet the Press that she plans to reintroduce the law on the first day of the new Congress in 2013. The bill seeks to respond to the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, one of several this year.
California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D, said she intended to introduce a gun control bill on the first day of the next Congress. Paired with a twin version in the House, Feinstein's law would take aim at limiting the sale, transfer and possession of assault weapons, along with the capacity of high-capacity magazines.
"It can be done," she said on NBC's "Meet the Press." The senator, a proponent of gun control, said she expected Obama to offer his public support for the law.
Some gun safety advocates hope that the Newtown shooting will prove a catalyzing event. Public opinion is actually on the side of such measures as preventing the manufacture, possession and sale of assault weapons, ensuring that every gun purchaser gets a background check (right now up to 40% of guns sold, particularly at trade shows, do not accompany a background check), and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. Those polls were all taken before the Newtown shooting.
However, the perceived power of the industry trade group, the National Rifle Association – not the actual power, as New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg made clear on the same program today, but the perception in Washington of their power – usually forestalls any action or even debate on these issues. As just one example of their imagined power, the Justice Department worked up a series of plans, in the wake of the mass shooting that wounded Arizona Congressmember Gabby Giffords, to improve the background check system. These recommendations included increasing penalties for "straw purchasers" who buy guns for others, and tightening rules so that everyone who purchases a gun gets subject to the background check. However, DoJ then shelved the idea, wary of the politics around guns.
Back around March 2011, officials said, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. asked Christopher Schroeder, then the assistant attorney general for legal policy, to examine gun control and background checks.
Mr. Schroeder and his aides, working with the criminal division and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, spent the next year developing ideas and recommendations. They also met with gun-safety advocates and police chiefs, and attended conferences about the F.B.I. database, known as the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
They were said to have presented their recommendations in a series of meetings a year to nine months ago with senior department officials, including Mr. Holder and his deputy, James Cole. But the proposals were largely filed away without action amid a harsh political environment against gun control.
While the President has offered rhetorical support to renewing the assault weapons ban, the only actual legislation on guns passed in his first term was a measure to make it easier for gun owners to carry their weapons in national parks.
Meanwhile, you have right-wingers like Louie Gohmert, whose contribution to the debate is that the school principal should have been armed with an M4. In no mass shooting of the last thirty years has a single one been stopped by a civilian with a gun (in fact all the armed civilians who tried to intervene in a mass shooting have been either gravely wounded or killed, without stopping the shooter), and the increase in the frequency of mass shootings in the past three decades correlates with the increase in the prevalence of firearms.
It's important to distinguish between policies that stop gun violence in general and policies that stop mass shootings; there is a distinction to be made. In the latter, at least some focus should be placed on the catastrophe that is the US mental health system. A viral blog post from the mother of a violent, mentally ill child has opened this conversation a bit. It's easier for a poor person to acquire a gun than it is to get mental health treatment, and with the past several years of austerity at the state and local level, this problem has only exacerbated. There are precious few public programs that cover mental health, and out-of-pocket costs are astronomical, making it an expensive proposition for middle-class families to treat.
I like this modest proposal:
We tax cigarettes to offset some of the social costs of tobacco use. This is type of Pigovian Tax.
We could tax bullets to offset the direct costs of America's weapons glut, but it's hard to make up for murder.
Better to prevent the murders.
So tax bullets to pay for better mental health care.
The hope of a balanced conversation on gun safety is pretty remote. But at least some leaders are willing to try in the aftermath of the tragedy in Newtown.


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eBay, one of the largest and most innovative advertisers on the Internet, recognized that an increasing volume of "real-time biddable" display inventory was becoming available via ad exchanges and inventory aggregators. The company made a strategic decision to adopt real-time buying technology, provided by AppNexus, in an effort to dramatically improve its display advertising results. Because AppNexus was able to deliver a real-time ad solution tailored to eBay's business challenges, eBay saw a significant lift in display ad performance, with particularly outstanding results in auction-based impressions.
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Final summer outlook for Texas: Warmer, wetter
Yes, it will be hot. But how hot? And might we expect some relief from the state's exceptionally bad drought? The purpose of climate outlooks is to give a general idea of what average conditions will be like for the season ahead. They're far from perfect, but they do provide a good sense of what […] [Read More]


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The global output of primary magnesium increased by 4.8% year on year to 808 kilotons in 2012, mainly driven by the growing output of primary magnesium in China. China is the largest producer of magnesium metal in the world, with the output increasing by 5.7% year on year from 661 kilotons in 2011 to 698 kilotons in 2012, followed by Russia, Israel and Kazakstan with 37 kilotons, 30 kilotons and 21 kilotons respectively, basically consistent with the previous year. In 2012, the magnesium alloy market demand is still the main engine driving the global primary magnesium consumption. On the one hand, the magnesium alloy demand of the automotive industry slowed down, but still maintained st... Click here for more details


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Every team's goal for April is to get off to a quick start. And a large batch of home games can prove advantageous to that aspiration. This season, the schedule favors a couple of teams in that regard but could present trouble for a couple others.
Six teams play 13 home games in April, but only two play more:
Detroit Tigers. The defending AL Central champions have arguably the clearest path back to the postseason of any playoff team from 2011. Not only do the Tigers have the reigning MVP and Cy Young Award winner (Justin Verlander won both) and the defending AL batting champion (Miguel Cabrera), they added Prince Fielder. Last season, Detroit finished sixth in the majors in home wins with 50. And the schedule is in the team's favor this month, as it has an AL-high 14 home games. However, 10 of those are against the Boston Red Sox, Tampa Bay Rays and Texas Rangers.
San Diego Padres. They weren't quite as dominant at Petco Park last season as the Tigers were at Comerica Park. In fact, the Padres' 35 home wins ranked 26th in the majors. But as San Diego begins its worst-to-first quest in the NL West, it will play an MLB-high 15 games at home in April. The competition will be tough, however, as the Arizona Diamondbacks, Philadelphia Phillies and Milwaukee Brewers—all playoff teams from last season—account for eight of those games. The Los Angeles Dodgers and improved Washington Nationals also will visit.
Four teams play only nine games at home in April, including the Pittsburgh Pirates and Seattle Mariners. But the road could be especially cruel to two contenders, who will play nine at home and 13 on the road:
St. Louis Cardinals. After an offseason of change and turnover, the World Series champions probably would have preferred some home cooking. Their 45 home wins tied for 10th in the major last season, but they will play in five different road stadiums this month, beginning Wednesday night at new Marlins Park. But the hometown fans will be in for a treat as St. Louis' three biggest NL Central rivals (Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, Milwaukee Brewers) will visit Busch Stadium in April.
San Francisco Giants. They thrived in their pitcher-friendly park last season, winning 46 games (ninth in the majors). However, the Giants will visit three homer havens this month, with trips to Chase Field, Coors Field and Great American Ball Park sandwiched around a trip to Citi Field, where the walls have been lowered and moved in. Coming to AT&T this month Park are the Pittsburgh Pirates, Phillies and Padres.


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What is Art Class?
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When it comes to getting cheap health coverage for your family, it's good to be the governor.
From the editorial board over at the Gainesville Sun:
We do not begrudge our millionaire governor his dirt-cheap, taxpayer-subsidized health care coverage.
We just wish that the millions of Floridians who have no coverage at all — and who help pay for Gov. Rick Scott's dirt-cheap health insurance — could get the same deal.
But they can't because Florida politicians like Rick Scott are doing everything in their power to fight "socialized" medicine.
They are suing to keep "Obamacare" out of Florida. They are rejecting millions of federal health care dollars that could help the poor and disabled. They are cutting indigent care funding.
Scott, most members of the Florida Legislature, and top state managers can afford to do exactly that because they already have access to dirt-cheap, taxpayer-subsidized health insurance.
It's a great deal. For them.
Scott reportedly pays $360 a year for coverage for himself and his wife. He is among 32,000 select state employees who pay very little out of pocket — as little as $8.34 a month — because the taxpayers cover their costs.
And that's just the upper echelon employees.
"For all 176,000 state workers with government health care, Floridians spend $1.8 billion in health care costs," The St. Petersburg Times reported this week. "That amounts to roughly $137 per year spent by every employed taxpayer over the age of 18."
Gov. Scott once told CNN: "I clearly believe government run health care will be bad for you as a patient. It'll be bad for you as a taxpayer."
Bad for us maybe. Not bad for him. …
Of course, when asked about it, Scott's people brush off the question of his hypocrisy, calling his health coverage a "private matter." Really? His healthcare, that Florida taxpayers pay for, is a private matter? Really, really???


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WBIT 3600 Introduction to E-Commerce
The emphasis of this course is on basic principles and practices of E-business and E-commerce. Topics include infrastructures and applications of E-commerce, E-Tailing, E-Marketing, advertisement, B2B, B2C, C2C, E-Government, M-Commerce, E-Learning, electronic payment systems, security, and legal issues. Students also learn to build simple dynamic E-commerce sites using server-side scripting.
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Long time lurker here, and sorry I havent really got involved before but always enjoy the different views on a sport I really love to watch so am going to make more of an effort to join in.
Really enjoyed tonights fights so far, Thatch really impressed & the Akhmedov finish was quality.


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•Indiana Tech has selected Daniel J. Stoker for the newly created position of vice president for student affairs. He will join the university Jan. 6. As vice president for student affairs, he will oversee athletics, student life, residence life and all other areas of student affairs.
•IPFW announced Tonishea M. Jackson will join the university as director of admissions, effective early next year.
•Huntington University is launching an honors program during the fall semester. The program will be based on the Great Books curriculum, which are books that are considered the foundation of Western literature. The program will accept 10 students based on academic achievement and a commitment to serving others.
•The Board of Trustees of Purdue University approved a system-wide Doctor of Nursing Practice, IPFW's first doctoral program, begin in spring 2015. Call Carol Sternberger at 740-1880 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
•Gavin Mosier, a sophomore at IPFW, has been selected to participate as an intern in the Spring Advantage Program 2014 as a part of the prestigious Disney College Program.
•Ivy Tech Community College Northeast's Early Childhood Education Center is accepting ages 3-5 into its program, which is a mixture of preschool and day care. The program runs 9 a.m.-noon Mondays and Wednesdays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays and Mondays to Thursdays. Optional before-hours care is offered 8-9 a.m. and after-hours care is offered noon-1 p.m. The semester-long program begins Jan. 13. Tuition ranges $105 to $210 a month. Contact Rebecca Carothers at 480-4277 or Lois Kaufmann-Hunsberger at 480-4194.
•Holland Elementary School Principal J. Michael Caywood was recently named the 2013 Indiana Association of School Principals Elementary Principal of the Year.
•Julie Peters, first-grade teacher at St. Joseph-St. Elizabeth School, was named as a nominee for the Light of Learning Award, a diocesan award that recognizes excellence in teaching in Catholic schools.
•Bishop Dwenger High School will offer an ACT/SAT prep course open to any high school student in the area 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 21-March 5. The last class will be held on a Wednesday. Class fee is $195. Registration: 496-4700 or www.bishopdwenger.com.
•Concordia Lutheran High School adopted 29 families from the Christmas Bureau and filled the band truck with 431 boxes and a dozen bicycles. The school collected canned foods, personal supplies, new clothing items for each family member and toys for children.
•Bishop Dwenger High School announced its "Golden Traditions" capital campaign in celebration of its 50th anniversary to raise $7.25 million for improvements to their school. The major components of the plans include: renovation of their current gymnasium, construction of a multi-purpose facility; upgrades to their thirty-six original classrooms and the construction of a new chapel.
•Bishop Luers High School will hold winter homecoming Jan. 31 at 333 E. Paulding Road. Events include a Casa Knight dinner at 4:30 p.m. in the caf�; varsity girls' and boys' basketball game at 6 p.m., with dance teams performing at half-time; and adult reception afterward in the caf�. Reservations are required for the dinner: call Sarah Shank at 456-1261, Ext. 3039, or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Dance team alumni contact Cindy Figel at firstname.lastname@example.com.
•Families interested in attending Bishop Luers High School for the 2014-15 school year will meet to discuss financial aid at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 15 in Room 104 at 333 E. Paulding Road.


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Step 1: Choose your weapons
Cast on 18 stitches with white yarn on 2mm needles. I am using circular needles but a pair of straight needles is just as good. The little wreath/pin is knitted in garter stitch throughout.
1st row knit 16, turn
2nd row, knit 14, turn
3rd row, knit to the end
4th row knit to the end.
Repeat 1st through 4th rows 20 more times.
Step 2: Your knitted piece will curve round from the edges
It curves in the middle as there are less stitches round the edges!
Step 3: Sewing up
Turn the piece right side out and stuff lightly with fibrefill. It doesn't matter which side you use as your right side.


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Founded: 1865 by Asa Packer, an industrial pioneer, entrepreneur and philanthropist
Type of University: Coeducational, nondenominational, private
Undergraduate Students: 4,904 (58% men; 42% women)
Graduate Students: 2,300 (55% men; 45% women)
Location: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, with easy access to Philadelphia (50 miles south) and New York City (75 miles east).
Lehigh students are engaged and work in a highly collaborative culture, where they are given the opportunity to work closely with faculty and fellow students.
12,589 high school seniors applied for the first-year class entering in fall 2013.
SAT ranges of the middle 50% of admitted students were 620-720 for verbal and 670-755 for math. Though it's not required, the middle 50% of admitted students submitting ACT scores ranged from 29-33.
Our undergraduate students represent 49 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and 58 foreign countries.
Lehigh is among the most selective, highly ranked private research universities in the U.S.
Lehigh offers more than 90 undergraduate programs and majors featuring more than 2,000 courses, many of which easily transfer among Lehigh's 4 colleges.
The average class size at Lehigh is 28 students, and 81% of all of our classes have fewer than 35 students. Most large-enrollment courses, including, for example, calculus, economics, and sociology, have small recitation sections in addition to lectures. Enrollment in first-year writing classes is limited to 22. Lehigh's student-to-faculty ratio is 10:1.
Lehigh confers a total of 12 degrees at the undergraduate and advanced degree level. Undergraduates receive either a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree.
Lehigh's four colleges: College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business and Economics, P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science, College of Education
Lehigh faculty members are world-class scholars who are known for their excellence in research
A total of 681 faculty teach at Lehigh University, 485 of whom are permanent full-time faculty. There are also 10 full-time visiting faculty. A small student-to-faculty ratio allows faculty to work closely with students spanning Lehigh's 4 colleges—each of which offers advanced degrees.
About 69% of all full-time faculty are tenured, which means they've undergone a rigorous academic review. 99% of full-time tenure-track faculty hold a doctorate degree or the highest degree in their field.
Watch video of faculty members as they speak about their new research projects.
Lehigh offers competitive financial aid packages that are awarded on a need- and merit-based system.
Cost of attendance for the 2013-2014 academic year:
Tuition: $43,220
Room and Board: $11,560
Technology Fee: $300
Students can expect to spend approximately $2,065 a year on books, fees, and miscellaneous expenses. There is a laboratory fee of $470 for engineering and science majors.
Lehigh is committed to providing need-based financial aid. More than 50% of Lehigh students receive financial aid. In 2013-2014, Lehigh will award more than $65 million in university grants and scholarships from a variety of sources (institutional, federal, state, external). Many of our institutional scholarships are supported by our endowment, the value of which was in excess of $1 billion at the end of the 2012 fiscal year. Increasing endowed scholarships, strengthening our already substantial ability to make Lehigh affordable for all families, is one of the principal goals of Lehigh's ongoing capital campaign.
Founded in 1865, Lehigh is a coeducational, non-denominational and private university. Located in Bethlehem, Pa., Lehigh is in close proximity to New York City (75 miles) and Philadelphia (50 miles).
Lehigh is comprised of 2,358 acres, making it one of the largest private universities in the country. The Asa Packer Campus, Mountaintop Campus, and Murray H. Goodman Campus are contiguous. In 2012, the university received a Stabler Foundation gift of 755 acres in nearby Upper Saucon Township.
Lehigh features more than 153 buildings with 4.3 million-plus square feet of classroom, laboratory, office and living space. It also has 180 acres of playing fields and half of the campus is preserved as open space.
Lehigh's 2 libraries, including the recently renovated Linderman Library, hold more than 1.2 million volumes and 21,500 print and electronic journal subscriptions. There are also 150 scholarly databases available for research.


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- BlackBerry® Enterprise Server
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All email messages received on the BlackBerry® smartphone, whether they are associated with a BlackBerry Enterprise Server or with a BlackBerry Internet Service account, are displayed in the Messages folder by default. In addition, the BlackBerry Internet Service creates a separate icon to display only email messages sent to integrated email accounts.
In BlackBerry® 6 and some versions of BlackBerry Device Software 5.0, users have the ability to filter email accounts out of the Messages list.
- Open Messages.
- Press the Menu button and select Options.
- Open Inbox Settings, Main Message List Settings or Inbox Management (depending on your BlackBerry Device Software version).
- Uncheck any email accounts you do not wish to display in the Messages list.
- Email for unchecked accounts can now only be viewed through their individual icons.
Note: You can also choose to not display SMS and MMS messages in the Messages list.
On a BlackBerry smartphone associated with BlackBerry Enterprise Server 4.1 SP5 to 4.1 SP6, the administrator can add an icon to the Home screen of the smartphone to display only email messages that are sent to and received from the organization's BlackBerry Enterprise Server. For instructions, see KB15003.
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How to Tell Your Parents You Have an Eating Disorder
You have identified your behavior as that of an eating disorder. You are ready to address this with the help of a counselor. It's time to tell your parents.
1Get a professional support person to help you in this matter. This could be a counselor, or trusted, mature friend or teacher.Ad
2Collect some reading material that explains what eating disorders are and how they are addressed. The material should provide details about what people usually do in this matter. Print something off the internet or ask your counselor for something.
3Find a quiet time to sit your parents down and tell them. Tell them that you need to tell them something important. Give them time to collect their thoughts.
4Say something like the following, "Mom and Dad, yesterday I met with a counselor because I am worried about something. This is important. I have an eating disorder." Speak slowly and clearly.
5Give them time to absorb this and ask basic questions. Answer as best as you can, but it's fine to say that you don't know or that you don't want to answer that particular question.
6Tell them your plan of action. This could be a stay in an eating disorder clinic or counseling, or you may want them to help you decide what you want to do.
7Tell them you need their help and support.
8Give them the reading materials.
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By Justin Hill, Guest Commentary : May 14, 2013
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Photo By Associated PressFILE - This June 26, 2007 booking photo released by the Warwick, R.I., Police Department on Wednesday, May 1, 2013, shows Katherine Russell, arrested on shoplifting charges in Warwick. Charges were later dismissed. Legal experts say intense pressure from federal authorities on what they know to be the inner circle of the two bombing suspects is part of their quest not just to determine whether Russell, Tamerlan Tsarnaev's widow, and his brother Dzhokhar's friends are culpable but also to push for as much information as possible regarding whether the bombing suspects had ties to a terrorism network or accomplices working domestically or abroad. (AP Photo/Warwick Police Department)
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Texting and driving is one of the most dangerous byproducts of the technological age in which we live. Of course, we all have all seen the public service announcements, and we all know that stereotypical image of the texting teens creating a distracted driving hazard for the rest of the adults who are behind the wheel.
And there's something to be said for that. We are in the midst of an epidemic of fatal crashes involving teen drivers, and texting is too often the culprit.
But according to a new survey by wireless carrier AT&T, teenagers aren't the only ones who text while they're driving.
Throughout Texas and all over the country, it looks as if everyone – adults and teens alike – is putting others in danger by allowing themselves to be distracted by their electronic gadgets, when they should be focused on operating their vehicle.
AT&T conducted the survey of 1,011 adults as part of their "It Can Wait" campaign, and the results are startling. Although almost all of the adults – 98 percent – believe that texting while driving is wrong, 49 percent of them admitted having done so anyway.
In the teens' survey, only 43 percent admitted to texting while driving, which means it's possible that more adults than teens are performing this dangerous act.
In Texas, the law prohibits drivers under 18, drivers with learners permits, and school bus drivers from using cell phones for talking or texting while driving.
And although there is no statewide law against texting and driving in Texas as yet, a number of cities have enacted such laws, including Austin, Amarillo, Dallas, San Antonio, Galveston, El Paso, Missouri City and Stephenville.
Even if there is no law against texting and driving in your area, there is still a cost to texting and driving.
The risk of hurting or killing another driver is very real, and everyone, from car and cell phone makers to the state and federal governments, needs to step up to the plate and put an end to this problem.
So can drivers. In most cases, whoever sent that text can wait for a response. And if they can't, find a safe place to pull over and then respond.
Justin Hill is an attorney with San Antonio-based Ramsey Hill Law Group.


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See definition in Oxford Advanced Learner's DictionarySyllabification: puffed
Pronunciation: /pəft/
Definition of puffed in English:
adjective(also puffed up)
1Swollen: puffed eyelids
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- Bake in a bain-marie in the oven for 45 minutes to 1 hour, or until slightly puffed-up and spongy.
- Tesha raised an eyebrow and poked Marl in the stomach, deflating his puffed-up chest.
- He had about a million marshmallows in his mouth now and he looked like a big puffed-up chipmunk.
1.1(Of a sleeve or other part of a garment) gathered so as to have a rounded shape.
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- The Eighties influence makes itself felt again in party wear, with slashed necklines, puffed sleeves, waists and skirts, halterneck tops and the accessory of accessories: the belt.
- Summertime brings out the little girl in all of us: bubble-gum pink, flirty skirts, puffed sleeves.
- She wore a flowing pale yellow skirt with ruffles and a silken blouse with puffed sleeves.
1.2Denoting grains of wheat, rice, etc., that have been expanded through treatment with high-pressure steam, used especially in breakfast cereals and snack foods: combine the rolled oats and puffed rice with the cinnamon, cardamom, and sea salt
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- The puffed grains are then dried off before they can collapse.
- Snacks include fruits such as banana, mango, and jackfruit, as well as puffed rice and small fried food items.
- Those who ate the rolled oats were able to cycle significantly longer than those who ate the puffed rice, due to greater glucose availability.
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Does anyone know of a coffee subscription service?
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I just read about this site in the globe and mail, and thought I would call on the collective expertise of you chowhounds . . .
I am trying to find a coffee subscription service---one of those services that will send you a different gourmet coffee to try every month---and so far, am unable to find one that ships to Canada. Can someone recommend one to me?
Try the Merchants of Green Coffee, they have a monthly subsription service where they send you 2lbs of coffee a month and I believe if you sign up for 12 months you get a free coffee roaster. I like going into their store and looking at the produce. They do tasting there also.
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I highly recommend Detour Coffee. They are local (Burlington/Dundas) and they roast coffee for Dark Horse as well. I particularly like their Punch Buggy and Dark Horse Espresso roasts.
We tried Coffeecology (https://www.coffeecology.com/) for about a year. Their selection is small (less than 10 varieties) because they focus on fair-trade, sustainable and organic coffees. They deliver in reusable glass Mason jars (our delivery person used a bicycle!) that you leave on your porch to exchange.
At first, we tried a regular delivery every other week, but our consumption is irregular, so that I would have a huge excess of coffee some weeks, so we eventually cancelled it. You are able to change which coffee you receive, or postpone a week, but you have to give about a week's notice.
A couple of years ago, we received a gift of monthly coffee delivery from Dark City Coffee (http://www.darkcitycoffee.com/). We were able to select a different coffee each month. They have quite a range of beans to choose from, and they only roast to order.


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I think there is a bit of slowdown but i heard a few games work but not all games are available on VC
Do n64 emulators for the wii work just as good as the VC? or is there some slowdown?
I think there is a bit of slowdown but i heard a few games work but not all games are available on VC
Some games work. Most of the good games don't though. It is still being devolped to become better. After a little more time, it will be pretty good as the other emulators.
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They just release a new Beta (wii64 1.1) that is much improved over the last release. It plays many games well and many games that never worked before now do, such as Goldeneye. Not all are full speed yet though and there are sounds issues with most. It will get better with next release I'm sure. You can doenload it from the Homebrew Browser or get it here EmulateMii. Cheers.


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The control of natural light is one of the most important design elements of a smart home. The Lutron Sivoia motorized shading system allows complete control of the natural light coming into the apartment through the stunning floor to ceiling windows in every room. The shading system also provides privacy for the residents, and helps regulate the temperature inside; all the while allowing them to have a constant view of the breathtaking Manhattan skyline.
A Savant integrated control system controls the shades in this master bedroom in Westchester County, NY. The shades are programmed to rise and lower at certain times of the day and night depending on the season.
Automated Shade Control & Motorized Drapes can be operated individually or programmed for time of day, saving energy in both winter and summer months while tracking accurately to household functions.
As part of a home automation system, motorized window treatments become an important aesthetic element for every room in the house. This sprawling master suite takes advantage of the property's commanding view of Long Island Sound, Connecticut through elegant floor to ceiling windows. We accented these remarkable windows with Sivoia QED sun shades which blocked out the morning glare, yet still allowed the owners to enjoy the waterfront view.


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By Jim GaramoneAmerican Forces Press Service
AL ASAD AIRFIELD, Iraq, Dec. 14, 2004 Aviation is continuing to play a part in mopping up insurgents in Fallujah, the commander of the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing said here today.
Marine Maj. Gen. Keith J. Stalder commands about 9,000 Marine and Army troops based at this airfield between Baghdad and the Syrian border. He said aviation helped Marines and soldiers in the city with the combat they faced in retaking Fallujah and aviation continues to target the small pockets of insurgents that remain.
"The wing is still flying missions -- mostly fixed-wing, but some rotary-wing missions as well," Stalder said during an interview with reporters traveling with Joint Chiefs Chairman Air Force Gen. Richard B. Myers.
Airfield officials said the number of missions has dropped, but Marine, Air Force and Navy aviators stand ready when called on.
The general said small groups of insurgents -- no more than five to 10 in a group are still active in Fallujah. "They don't own whole city blocks," he said. "They will occupy a building here and a building there."
As coalition forces sweep through an area, the insurgents flee. Later they will attempt to reoccupy a building, and the coalition forces engage them, officials here said.
Battling the insurgency from the air requires fire support when needed. Stalder said the need for aviation support has been relatively consistent since his arrival in Iraq in May. "I think it will remain so through the end of the election," he said. The Iraqis will elect a national assembly Jan. 30 to write their new constitution.
Stalder said reports of damage to Fallujah were unfair. He said the coalition exclusively used precision weapons against the insurgents. He said all involved in planning and executing the operations worried about collateral damage and went to great lengths to avoid it.
All missions in support of operations against Fallujah went through the Combined Forces Air Component Command. It "could be a Marine providing the support, could be Air Force, could be Navy off a carrier. They are all one and the same," Stalder said.
He said that weather was the most significant challenge during the operation. The ceiling for aircraft was low, and that forced fixed-wing aircraft to fly lower than normal or the use of helicopters to provide aviation support. The insurgents fired surface-to-air missiles at the aircraft, as well as anti- aircraft artillery, small arms, and -- against the helicopters -- rocket- propelled grenades. He said no aircraft were lost and mechanics at the base were able to repair the damaged craft.
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Next time you're in the shower, make sure Norman Bates or his mother are nowhere to be found. Ranked number one by the American Film Institute's 100 Years, 100 Thrills, this Alfred Hitchcock movie still stands, even after 40 years, as one of the most scary, if not scariest films of all time. Psycho is not a horror film—it is just a fast-paced thriller that thrills a little more than most Hitchcock films. Also contributing to the "horror" quality are a very memorable ending and one of the most copied, talked-about, and studied film scenes ever…the shower scene. Hitchcock took quite a few chances when making Psycho. First, his leading lady Janet Leigh is out-of-the-picture about a third into the film. Then, the director chose to shoot the film in black and white, something that was not done that often in 1960. Hitchcock also cast lesser-known actors to play other key role, especially then-unknown Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates. Those risks paid off and placed Psycho at the top of Hitchcock's best films.
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Rear Window stands as the first highly successful film director Alfred Hitchcock made after a string of critical and commercial flops in the late 1940s and early 1950s. And what a comeback it was! James Stewart, who was appearing here in his second of four Hitchcock films, plays L.B. Jefferies, a man whose leg is broken and his heart is torn between his lady love (Grace Kelly) and his wild, adventurous travels as a freelance photographer. With the broken leg, Stewart is confined to a wheelchair with nothing better to do than look out the windows of his courtyard apartment. While looking out at all hours of the day and night, he sees something that he cannot explain. Was what he saw a murder or just a coincidence? This film, like other Hitchcock films Dial M for Murder and Rope, has the capacity to be a mundane movie, since most of the filming takes place in one room. But, in the hands of master director Hitchcock, mundanity never even enters the picture. The courtyard becomes an intricate part of the story, allowing Hitchcock to open up the movie beyond just Stewart's apartment. Hitchcock also uses the perfect camera angles to heighten suspense at ever turn. Not only one of Hitchcock's best, but also the film that marked the return of the true Master of Suspense.
For a movie that takes place all in one small apartment (and mostly in one room of that apartment), this film sure has enough suspense and entertainment to fill anyone's appetite for a good thriller. Director Alfred Hitchcock used this "one room" confining effect also in his 1948 thriller Rope, loosely based on the Leopold/Loeb murders. In Rope, Hitchcock seemed to be forcing the camera work around the room…seeming lost at times on which action to focus. In 1954's Dial M for Murder, Hitchcock takes what he learned in Rope and improves on it. The camera is more fluid and less confined to the small area. The interaction with the characters does not seem too "crowded" as it often did in Rope. At times, in Dial M For Murder, the audience forgets this is a movie set mainly in just one room. This film is often overlooked in the Hitchcock filmography, mostly because it is not one of his best—but, that does not mean it's not a good thriller. It just means Hitchcock directed so many good films that some of the smaller ones don't get the attention they deserve. As for the plot of Dial M for Murder, you will just have to rent it and find out……
Can Cary Grant be a murderer? That is the question director Alfred Hitchcock attempts to answer in this film. Grant plays wandering playboy Johnny Aysgarth who catches the eye of rich, dull Lena, played in her Oscar-winning role by Joan Fontaine. The question that continually plagues the audience, and eventually Lena, is why did Johnny pick her. One of the more obvious reasons is her money, something which becomes almost a given after Johnny pawns some wedding gifts to gamble. The major flaw in this film is the end, but that is not the fault of Hitchcock nor the actors. Hitchcock wanted to remain faithful to the book this story is based on (Before the Fact by Francis Iles) and keep the dark ending, but his producers had trouble dealing with Cary Grant as a murderer. Even with that disappointing final scene, this is still a taut, tense thriller that will keep the audience guessing.
When director Alfred Hitchcock shot Frenzy, he was in his early 70s and was at the end of a filmmaking career that began in the 1920s in England. After Hitchcock left Britain behind for a career in America (his first film in the U.S. was 1940's Rebecca), he rarely looked back. Frenzy is a return to London, with the film shot there and starring an all-British cast. This movie does not boast any glitzy movie stars or any of the Hitchcock elegance of many of his previous films, but displays a rather dark, violent side unlike anything the director had shot before. The finished product results in a taut and intelligent thriller, one of the best of Hitchcock's career and definitely the best of his later films. The movie begins with a body found, washed ashore in the Thames River. The corpse has a necktie around its neck, identifying the murder as another "necktie" serial killing. Through a series of twists and wrong turns, an innocent man is accused of the murders, which has been a common Hitchcock plot line over the course of his career (The Wrong Man and North by Northwest, in particular). The difference here is that early on in the film, the audience becomes privy to who is the guilty party and who is being framed. Knowing this before most of the cast, we are left squirming in our seats, waiting for the characters to catch up with what we already know. Also, unmasking the villain towards the beginning of the film allows the audience to focus less on plot and more on character and the cinematic style that makes Frenzy a magnificent thriller.
This is one of the films that sealed Alfred Hitchcock's destiny early on in his career, along with The 39 Steps. The beginning opens a little confused and disorganized but once Hitchcock moves the action to a train, everything comes into place. The story is simple enough with a woman going missing on a train. The one woman who talked with the vanished lady makes it her mission to find out what happened to this missing woman. All of the tell-tale Hitchcock signs are here…mistaken identity, the "wronged" man/woman, and, of course, a little romance and humor. Some elements of the film almost seem "screwball" in how outlandish they are, but since it is a good story with good characters, we allow Hitchcock to take us along for the ride.
Idyllic small-town America turns ugly in this Hitchcock masterpiece, the film which the director himself even considered his favorite. The film begins with Joseph Cotten's character Uncle Charlie, one of the most devious and sinister characters in cinematic history, heading from the East Coast to stay with his sister in Santa Rosa, CA. Teresa Wright plays his niece and namesake, who at first is excited about her uncle's appearance but soon discovers that evilness hides under the surface of his kind persona. In the beginning, there is doubt in the minds of the audience about the accusations against Charles. But, as the audience grows more and more suspicious, so does Wright's character. Santa Rosa becomes a character itself by lending a "perfect" atmosphere around the town while something purely devilish is brooding within. This is one of the darkest Hitchcock films, mostly because of the way Cotten portrays Charles with cool, calculated depravity.
When British director Alfred Hitchcock's success in movies finally led him to Hollywood, he enjoyed a string of hits in the late 1930s and early-to-mid-1940s. After the romantic masterpiece Notorious, the director's career hit a slump that lasted years, finally ending with the critical and public triumph of Strangers on a Train. The film is one of Hitchcock's finest works…it encompasses everything a thriller should plus all of the usual "Hitchcockian" elements that make an ordinary thriller extraordinary. The title says it all…two men meet randomly on a train. One is a well-bred spoiled drifter (Robert Walker) and the other an estranged husband (Farley Granger) who desperately wants to leave his philandering wife behind and start his life over with a new love. Hitchcock's use of camera and light are top-notch here. Scenes where Granger catches Walker spying on him are magnificent, with Walker increasingly portrayed as a psychopathic just by the camera techniques Hitchcock uses. There is a reason this film put Hitchcock back on the map as one of the best directors in the world…rent this one and see for yourself!


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Ideas to combine russet/sweet potatoes for a good side?
Making dinner for guests tonight and don't feel like running out into the rain for more potatoes. Have enough if I combine both (2 of each) but not to use just one kind.
Any ideas of how to combine the two into a yummy side? Brisket is the main entree.
PS. One guest is opposed to "white fatty things" which means no sour cream (at least obvious).
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Guam Revenue and Taxation to Receive Grant from Office of Insular Affairs to Improve Assessments and Collections
(WASHINGTON, D.C., February 8, 2005) Guam Revenue and Taxation will receive $47,000 in technical assistance from the Department of the Interior's Office of Insular Affairs to improve assessments and collections, it was announced today. The grant will enable the Tax Administration Advisory Services (TAAS) to train local officials to improve assessment and collection practices. TAAS is a part of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, Department of the Treasury. TAAS specializes in providing tax assistance to local governments.
"Governor Camacho has told us that improving tax collections is one component of his overall strategy to improve Guam's fiscal health," said Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Interior David B. Cohen. "We hope that this grant can provide effective support for those efforts."
TAAS will provide instructors for on-site training scheduled to begin this month. The team of instructors will be supported by at least two Guam assistants. Other U.S.-affiliated insular governments may participate in the training if they choose to do so and can be reasonably accommodated.
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Two Walsh Professors Awarded Individual Arts in Stark Grants
What's New, 2012-01-23
The ArtsinStark Board of Directors has unanimously approved awarding $85,000 in Special Project Grants. The projects were divided into two groups with 15 projects funded as regular grants (up to $ 7,500) and 32 mini grants funded at ($750 or less). Among the mini grants, seven were awarded to individual artists, two of whom are Walsh University professors.
Diane Belfiglio and Lee Horrisberger were each awarded individual artist's grants for their upcoming projects at the annual grant awards ceremony Monday, January 16, at the Canton Cultural Center. These awards are the second individual artist's grants that both Walsh University professors have won from ArtsinStark for their creative work.
Belfiglio's mini-grant is to teach an oil pastel workshop to advanced art students at GlenOak High School. The workshop will culminate in two student exhibitions, one at GlenOak High School, and another at First Row Centre for the Arts in Greentown. Belfiglio teaches drawing, design, and painting and has exhibited in over 150 solo and group shows regionally, nationally and internationally. Her work is in several corporate and museum collections.
Horrisberger will coordinate an exhibit "Out of the Box," which will showcase early box camera negatives that will be printed and exhibited at the new Birk Center for the Arts on the Walsh University campus. Horrisberger is a professor in the Humanities & Communication division and teaches digital photojournalism and communication classes.
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ArtsinStark began over 40 years ago in 1968, with the dream of building a Cultural Center for the Arts alongside the Canton Civic Center. In 1970, that dream came true. Today ArtsinStark is the County Arts Council. We are a nonprofit organization that gives out grants, manages the Cultural Center, and runs the Annual Arts Campaign. We are committed to using the arts to create smarter kids, new jobs, and healthier communities. Nearly 80% of all dollars we raise through the Annual Arts Campaign go out to Stark County non-profit organizations, artists and schools in the form of grants. Annually, that's $1.2 million to more than 100 organizations and individual artists.
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