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NAME: Mykal Harp
FAMILY: Interestingly, my maternal grandfather is from North Carolina, although I don't know any of his family that might still be around. Somehow he ended up in the Northwest, where my mother met my father and they settled on the Oregon coast — where they had me and my older brother. My father and brother still live in the the same small town where I was born. I moved on to the "big" city of Portland when I was 20, working my way through the corporate world of banking manufacturing. I have two boys from my first marriage, who still live in Oregon. In 2008, I reunited with my high school sweetheart and moved out to North Carolina to be with him. This added three more boys (from his first marriage) to our family. We have five boys altogether, who live across the United States but come to visit often.
POSITION: Owner and Manager of Dandalia Bakery & CoffeeHouse and (the coming-soon restaurant and wine bar) The Red Sofa
HOMETOWN: North Bend, Ore.
What are five most frequently played songs on your iPod playlist? Ha! Who has time to create playlists? I usually will pull up Pandora and select the type of music I need for the moment — country (if I want to rock out), oldies rock (if my husband is with me) or spa radio (if I need to relax and reflect).
What is your favorite movie? Before age 35, "Grease," after age 35, "Love Actually"
What is your favorite book? "Where the Red Fern Grows" — I cry every time, and I've read it to both of my boys and cried through it with them.
Is there a hobby you can't live without? Trying new restaurants — I drag my husband to every new restaurant I can find. I love quality products done well.
Is there an item or collectible you hold dear? Three nick-nack display boxes my mother had put together and had hanging on the wall in her home. When she passed away, I kept them intact just the way they were and put them in my home. Every time I pass by them, I see all the little bits she had collected over the years in these display boxes that represented her. It has just little bits and pieces she picked up — thimbles, a miniature tea set, an antique porcelain doll — things no one else would ever probably care about, but she had an artistic eye and it represents my mother perfectly.
Where would someone be most likely to find you on a Saturday night? Either at a restaurant enjoying a quality meal or at home on the couch snuggling with my husband.
What was your dream job when you were a child? Teacher — I even kept an imaginary record of students and their attendance! I had a blackboard I could write on, and unlike most children who would go to the toy aisle in a store, I went to the office products aisle (this was before they had whole stores dedicated to my favorite stuff!). I still buy more pens than most people would go through in a lifetime
What are some of your favorite things? Sitting by the fire when it's raining, driving with the top down when it's sunny, holding hands with my husband, and watching someone's face when they get their dream cake all decorated just for them
What would be your last meal? Fresh-baked French bread, Dungeness crab, Tillamook cheese and a bottle of Abacela wine — and I would have to insist on having family and friends around to make it perfect!
Who would be your ideal dinner guests? (Name three, living or dead) My husband and our five boys and their respective girlfriends or spouses.
What is something interesting most people don't know about you? That I married my high school boyfriend 28 years after we broke up! In high school, I was a freshman and he was a senior, and everyone thought the age difference (three years) was inappropriate! Now, of course, no one cares. But then, there was a lot of pressure, and eventually he moved away and we lost touch. Twenty-eight years later, we finally reconnected, and I eventually moved here to be with him.
Ideal vacation spot: Anywhere warm!
Favorite professional sports team: "Cake Boss,""Cupcake Wars,""Ace of Cakes" — do they count?
If you were given $5,000 to donate to a non-profit organization, which would you pick? I would love to invest in people and help create their dreams — especially in small business!
What's the worst injury you've ever had? [I was] 13 years old and fell off of a swing during my birthday slumber party — broke my arm and the party was over!
Ever had a brush with celebrity? Went to a Billy Joel concert with my five best girlfriends when I was in my 20s and had the worse nose-bleed seats you can imagine. Some guy comes up to us and asks if we want front row seats. I was skeptical, but then Billy Joel said he wanted the "true" fans in the first two rows at his concerts instead of someone who paid $300 for the best seats and then just sat there. As we head down to the front row, I ask to wait a moment for my husband to catch up, and he just looked at us and said, "Girls only in the front two rows!" Ha! My husband at the time had to stay in the nose-bleed seats while us girls got to enjoy a great show from the first row, and Billy Joel put on an awesome concert for us.
What would you like to know about the future? When my next nap is
Would you go bungee jumping or skydiving? Bungee — It's more of a ride [because] you go down AND bounce back up!
Do you have a tattoo? No, but seriously thinking of getting one that says "compassion." We need more compassion for ourselves and for others.
Any fears or phobias? Jumping spiders! Freaky!
Ever been outside the United States? Canada and Mexico — would really love to travel more!
Favorite kind of cookie? Chocolate with white chocolate chips — It's a cookie I fell in love with in Portland from a bakery there, and when I started my own bakery in North Carolina, I tried to recreate it as much as possible. It is so yummy!
Favorite season? Fall — love the colors and weather
Would you consider plastic surgery if someone else paid for it? No thank you, I am what I am — take it or leave it. I believe you should be represented by your spirit and attitude — not by your physical attributes.
Which actor would portray you in a movie about your life? Whatever one would be willing to take on the role — good luck!
Biggest pet peeve? People who get upset about the little things ... let's just get along people!
What's your usual wake-up time in the morning? 5 or 6 a.m.
What talent do you wish you had? Singing! I sing, but everyone wishes I wouldn't! There's something about expressing yourself through song that is so wonderful!
Ever seen a ghost? No, but I do know that my grandmother (my namesake) and mother are always with me, and I feel their presence every day.
What superhero power would you most like to have? To fly — I would so love to be able to fly over the rooftops and feel the wind through my hair without all the traffic!
What was your favorite TV show when you were growing up? I have a very limited number of shows I watched as a child. I remember "Star Trek" (my mother watched it) and "Gunsmoke" (my dad watched it). I do remember watching cartoons on Saturday morning.
What's your cell phone ringtone? I have several — my husband's ring is Toby Keith's "I'm only as good as I once was."
Favorite dessert? Too many to choose from! My favorite of all time was a dessert my mother used to make with raspberries out of our backyard. It was a raspberry cream cheese pie. I'm still working on a recipe for it, but I don't have it quite as good as her's was YET.
Who's your best friend and why? My husband — we can talk about any and everything all day long.
If you could go back in time and change one historic event, what would it be? The consequences of something like that boggles my mind. I wouldn't change anything. I truly feel that we go through the trials of our lives to learn from them and expand to be better people. I wouldn't take that away from myself or from others.
If you could create one rule that all society had to live by, what would it be? Treat each other with respect and play well together!
How do you define success? Happiness — if I am happy, then I have been successful. If the people around me are happy, then I have been even more successful.
Hamburger or pizza? Pizza.
Describe your life philosophy in six words or less: Attitude and intention create your future.


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Bottom line to me is that Republicans always claim they are for less government in our lives and control over our lives. Yet when they are in charge we loose more and more of our rights and liberties. And not to let the democrats off the hook. They let it happen and support it by not reversing it when they come in power. They usually turn around and take a few more once the door is opened. (homeland security, TSA, EFM) they aren't doing anything to make it right.
Both violated their paroles numerous times. Where given break after break and they were allowed by our court system to remain on the streets to commit these murders. Check the court records. WEBSTER,STEVEN,JAMES & EVANS,WILLIAM,DEANGELO Look at the judges that gave them these light sentences. Remember when it comes time to vote. BTW, why isn't the judge in this case mentioned? I wonder if when they get the judge they had before in Circuit Court if he is going to slap them on the wrist again?
What's going on here. Now it's a 25 million dollar shortfall? Every year it seems our budget is over more than it was the year before and that's with all the budget amendments. Sounds like a clear argument for bankruptcy. Or there is something going on nobody is telling us about. most of the Police and Fire are paid for by grants. Our water bills are probably the highest in the nation. (wish I could find out for sure) But they are higher than all my friends and family in other areas of the country. Where is the money from the taxes going and what aren't we being told.
oops cudo's go to Flint Police Department. I saw Genesee county and was thinking Sheriff.
Well I was about to mention how bad it was that the probation officer knew that he had the shot guns. However, upon further investigation I discovered that the Sheriff's depart had asked the probation officer to do the search because they believed (from a tip) that this guy may be involved. Good job sheriff department. I can see that Swanson wasn't involved in this one as it shows some pretty smart thinking.
Hey guys Stop guessing at the crimes. No information at all was given. You have no facts to make your assumptions with. But you're still doing it. I guess it don't matter to some whether the media is honest in reporting or not. I'm actually kind of proud that the journal is at least giving answers as to why they don't have the basic information. Hopefully they will get it later and be able to post again.
If you were told your ice cream is cold you'd blame it on the snow. Weather it was in the freezer or not.
Nice job on letting us know that this was the only information released to you guys. Can't fault ya for that. I'm sure we will hear more later.
I'm glad to see you guys are reporting these incidents. Be interesting to see if this was really true that this guy really pulled a gun. Hope you plan on following it to see where it goes. And if the the guy didn't pull a gun the police should go after the repossessor for making a false call. Which happens all the time.
I see they corrected that line in the original story. LOL
You can't make any assumptions because it could have been an Indian couple we all know how the courts are tied up with couples from India robbing people in Flint. (now don't nobody take that serious) Just another evidence of a racist newspaper conveniently leaving out details of a story that they know because they know it will play into peoples fears creating another opportunity for racial division by only reporting partial information.
It's good to see that the Journal Got better facts for this story "The preliminary exam was delayed in March because an autopsy was not complete and the doctor was not ready to testify, Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton said." That wasn't what the Journal reported in the initial story. Too bad the Journal won't own up to the fact they didn't check their facts the first time. Another one of the Well that's what we we're told. Didn't matter what actually happened in the courtroom.
C'mon now people. This is a relatively new project. Bishop Airport's remodel was completed years ago and they still don't have one sign leaving Bishop Airport with a direction arrow pointing the direction to Flint. (Ya Know, like every other airport in the country.) If you know how to get to flint and go the way ya should, the first sign you'll find pointing to Flint is actually on the "On Ramp" north bound off Bristol Rd. once you've done the loop and are going up the ramp to 75 and 69. But nobody seems to be upset about that.
How much says Kettering get's their signs before the Airport gets their corrected ones?
First off! This is a story reported in the Flint Journal. The lack of facts available and not reported that would allow us to make a better educated judgement on the story. Too many things we don't know.
Did the collector actually identify himself. Is the guy really in bankruptcy. Did any research to see if that was true. If it is than the company should have been informed. Also, What was it a department store collecting or a rental store collecting. Was the collector following the law the way he came to the house? Is that legal? It's legal to serve papers. There seems to be more to this story than what we are being told.
Like some have said it sounds like a rental place. But if it was than Did the guy own it and purchase it on credit? If it was a rental agreement then even with bankruptcy he will most likely have to return it eventually by court order. Did the repossessor have one?
Also, the claim that the client brandished a firearm is a common and typical tactic of getting law enforcement out. Of which most don't know the law and will aid in the repossession when they have no legal grounds to do so. Hell in Flint you can see where your neighbors dragged stuff out of your house and to their front door and Police won't help you get it back when it was clearly stolen. Why do some officers feel it their responsibility to aid in repossessions?
I thought the Gov had a press conference where he was making the County send criminals to other jails that charge us less than we do in our own jail? I knew it was a dog and pony show. Can't fight crime if we let criminals back out on the street. Appearance, tickets do not work and contribute to higher crime rates. So where does the blame lie for releasing criminals? Thought we had alternatives to our over crowding problem. What happened to those solutions?
I hope this is a new direction the Flint Journal and Mlive are going to begin and continue to report these Honest law abiding citizens being able to defend their own lives and property. usually we don't get to hear about these incidents. And the government doesn't track these figures either. (The figures of citizens that have protected themselves because they are allowed to own and carry them.
ok, So why do we do after scrap yards and leave the pawnshops alone. They have been knowingly dealing in stolen goods for years. But we have no laws with any bite in them for Pawn shops.
It's difficult to get anything done when you're in control fora month then removed and your actions reverted then back in control. Sounds like business as usual in flint. we just can't seem to get continuity in leadership of any kind. `
Talk about stereotyping food stamp recipients. There is abuse, of that there is no doubt. But most of the ignorant solutions provided here crack me up. Get a job. Sure, Many would love to. But the same idiots that are screaming get a job voted for the idiots that told business We'll give you a huge tax cut to leave the US, but we really don't want you to go. Free trade works!! The amount of money people get on food stamps isn't enough to cover 1/2 a months food let alone a month. Now that it's on a "Bridge Card" I no longer see people using them to play cards under the street lights anymore. 186 bucks for food doesn't go very far anymore. No matter if everything ya buy is No Name brand. I don't belittle anyone on food stamps. They aren't easy to get and aren't easy to keep. Most of these people on them would prefer to have a job. Especially, one that pay for the car insurance and gas to get to the job plus a little left over to live on. God help them if they lost their job and have to make car payments and actually pay rent or a mortgage with what the majority of jobs around here pay. And most business don't operate like GM does. They don't like their employees working overtime. unlike GM where they make decent money and GM loves to make everyone work 60 to 80 hours a week. Then blame the Union for the reason they were going bankrupt.
Too many miss the point about not reporting race. It incites racism. Because it leaves an obvious detail about the incident out of the story. We all know that when you call police and they ask you for a description that is the second question they ask. Male of Female then skin color.
By not reporting something that everyone knows you have the answer too appears as "you are hiding that information for some biased reason" Thus when it happens many white folks jump to the conclusion it because the suspect was black and many Black folk jump to the conclusion the suspect was white.
Therefore, if a story were to be reported honestly, with all police information given. (and BTW, when that information is reported and is incorrect the Journal should reveal that what they wrote was incorrect and mention they reported it incorrectly instead of just deleting the story and hoping people will forget they they screwed up) The journal would help to subdue the wild imaginations of people in general and build a trust with their readers. Oh and the Journal knows this. What people read helps mold their thoughts and judgements. Thus man stories get people all riled up over events or conditions that the journal has reported that wasn't even true. (can i mention the April Foster 2nd degree murder story that was removed) and since I mentioned it let me also mention it was a child abuse story but the suspect was never charged with murder as the Journal and Channel 12 wrote about and never printed a retraction for their misinformation. but they did remove the story in hopes we would forget.
I am so thrilled that while the Flint journal cannot seem to report word for word (unless it's something they know they are being lied to about) is at least posting their sources. Keep this up and you might begin to get some creditability from those that it counts from. Your readers and potential customers. just for posting the facts even though you still failed to report them all. I went out and bought a journal. First one in years. I may start buying the journal on a regular basis if the Journal stops supporting it's racist reporting policies of failing to report race in all stories instead of just select ones that incite racism.

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A city government under fire tonight, after residents say a group of puppies died from exposure to freezing temperatures.
Residents in the town of Healdton say there are no heaters at the animal shelter and nothing but the cold, concrete floors for the animals to sleep on.
They took their anger to a recent city council meeting and then called News Channel 4.
Residents have spent the past several days trying hard to find a home for every animal left at the shelter.
Meanwhile, the city manager says he is now shutting the shelter down.
Susie Shelton, a Healdton resident, said, "There was nothing on the concrete floors, those dogs were having to lay on concrete."
Shelton says it was at the shelter that a group of puppies froze to death.
She said, "Even though they were nursing they just couldn't stay warm."
The animal shelter has no heaters and no air conditioning. Two large garage doors are typically left cracked open allowing fresh air to flow through the shelter.
City Manager Charlie Clark said, "If there's been any lack of consideration for the dogs it's not going to happen again."
Clark says he was unaware of the problem before a town meeting last week.
He said, "I've decided to close the facility down."
However, that decision has drawn concern from Susie and others who are upset about the shelter situation.
She says they were told the animals left there at the end of Monday would be euthanized. She and others scrambled to find them homes to prevent that from happening.
However, the city manager says that's not the case.
Clark said, "We are taking the animals to Ardmore."
We asked the city manager about the puppies Susie says froze.
In regards to that situation, he said, "I heard that in the same meeting. I don't know what the facts are about that."
Susie says it's not just about the puppies, but she says other animals at the shelter have also been suffering and not getting necessary treatment.
Susie said, "I have never seen a dog that was so starved and sick."
Though the city manager assures us he working to make sure going forward things are handled differently.
Clark said, "There were sufficient things said Monday night that need to be addressed and we are addressing them."
Our crews spoke with an area donor who paid for the shelter. That donor said the city manager contacted him Monday, just before we did, about helping fund a heater and air conditioner for the shelter. That donor has agreed to help out.
As for the dogs, we have learned an area veterinarian did diagnose one of them with frostbite and a treatable form of heart worm. We have also learned all of the dogs have now been adopted.


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I've avoided formal introductions here – or even the use of the first person – but now feels like a good time to give a little bit of background. You see, I'm what someone might call "green" when it comes to the marketing industry.
Maybe even "very green."
And just like in any industry, it's with a wide eyed sense of discovery that I approach each day, finding a new way to solve a specific problem, or even better, a new place I can add to the long list of spots that will help me out of a jam.
Recently, I discovered the greatness that is Costco.
Now, while this likely doesn't come as a surprise (where do you think we bought all our supplies for the coming apocalypse?), it's not for the obvious reasons that I now have a special place in my marketer's heart for Costco.
Sure, we all love a place that for reasons we will never understand carries extra large quantities of that extremely weird thing that you need extra large quantities of for a project that when you describe it to friends you have one of those "what do I do for a living" moments.
The greatness of Costco is in the customer service.
When I recently worked on a project that required me to locate a large quantity of candy in a pinch, it was never a question as to where I would find what I needed; but as I wheeled my cart full of twenty 64 oz boxes of jelly beans up to the register, the man at the counter did not immediately ring an alarm and say "I need to see your ID as no one in their right mind would ever spend money on an absurd quantity of jelly beans!"
Nope – quite the opposite, actually.
It was with a totally calm face that the man looked at my cart and started scanning items, seemingly noting that this was in fact a completely normal amount of jelly beans for any man to want or need at ten am on a Tuesday – who's he to judge?
And while I could spend a little more time considering how desensitized all Costco employees must be and how it would impact their lives when interacting with any store that does not exist at the Costco level ("What do you mean this only comes in a 12 oz?" I imagine is their response to the Walgreens employee as they hold a tube of snake venom cream in their hand), I won't over think it and simply take this moment to say thank you, Costco employee, for not judging me and allowing me to buy embarrassing amounts of strange things without even a slight sideways glance.


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> The problem with USB keyboards was fixed in FreeBSD > recently. Since DragonFly bascially shares the same > loader, maybe it's time to sync it to FreeBSD. Can you point me to a specific commit(s) ? > http://www.secnetix.de/olli/FreeBSD/vloader/screenshot6.png > > This is an actual screen shot from the loader menu while > booting up DragonFly within qemu. It requires a patched > loader. If anybody is interested to give it a try, here > are instructions (also for DragonFly): > > http://wiki.freebsd.org/OliverFromme/BootLoaderTest Nice! Petr


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This is an add-on for jSecure. It basically gives you a login page that you have to input the admin/password correct then it automatically pops on your key, and loads to the actual Joomla! login page.
Simple Installation about 5 minutes > Less if you're experienced in HTML. HOWEVER this does not automatically install. There is a SMALL amount of HTML changes BUT for design sakes it is without a doubt one of the sexiest admin security add-ons i have ever seen and am proud to bring it for you all.
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FlexiNav includes a lot of styled elements such as headings, lists, lists with icons, form elements, etc. The font-awesome icon collection is already there to enhance your list elements. The CSS file is well structured and easy to customize : you can change the existing colors presets or create your owns. Images and videos will automatically take the available space so you don't need to resize them manually.
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If being banned from professional cycling and stripped of his seven Tour de France titles was a fall from grace for Lance Armstrong, then what he got himself into in December was a leap. Police in Aspen, Colo., cited Armstrong this week with failing to report an accident and speeding after he hit parked cars and allowed longtime girlfriend Anna Hansen...
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If Lance Armstrong could go back in time, he'd do it all again. Armstrong, who was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned from professional cycling in 2012 for using performance-enhancing drugs throughout his career, told BBC Sport that he'd use PEDs again under the same circumstances he faced. "If I was racing in 2015? No, I wouldn't do...
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Lance Armstrong is banned from participating in any cycling events because of his history with performance-enhancing drugs, so he tried to take up a new sport. Spoiler alert: It did not end well for the polarizing cyclist. Armstrong participated in everyone's new favorite sport — the beer mile run, where challengers down a full brewski for every quarter-mile they complete on...
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Lance Armstrong's attorneys are back in court to try to stop a Dallas-based company from trying to recoup millions in bonuses it paid him for races he won while using performance-enhancing drugs. Judge Tonya Parker will hear Friday from lawyers for Armstrong, the disgraced cyclist who was stripped of seven Tour de France victories and given a lifetime ban from sports in 2012. Dallas...
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The new president of cycling's world body says Lance Armstrong's lifetime ban for doping cold be reduced if he provides information which assists other doping investigations. Brian Cookson became UCI president in September and established the Cycling Independent Reform Commission which will examine the history of doping in professional cycling and probe allegations the UCI conspired...
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Even though I'm 20+ years removed from high school, I vividly recall two rejections that feel like they just recently happened. First, Laura Schildroth turned down my invite to prom saying she was "morally against everything prom stood for" and then accepting Mike Dupske's offer a week later. I loaded up on Farotto's toasted ravioli, […] [Read More]


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Alexander Guerrero injured his thigh during Dominican Winter League play, and the Dodgers have made it clear they don't want him playing unless he's 100%. Guerrero's DWL trainers have cleared him to play, according to Guerrero himself.
Clearly a conservative, smart move by the club to protect their newest investment.
Arizona Fall League
Corey Seager – SS
Corey was impressive in his final AFL game, going 2-4. His final line isn't good in the least — .181/.253/.306/.559 with a .265 wOBA — but he was clearly fatigued heading into the Arizona Fall League (he admitted as much) and I put zero stock in his performance, which would have been the case even had he torn up the league. He's 19 and will likely see Double-A at some point in 2014 as a 20-year-old.
He's damn good, and he's the future of the club somewhere on the left side of the infield.
Brian Cavazos-Galvez went 3-4 with three doubles in the AFL finale.
Jarret Martin – LHP
Martin had a fine final performance, striking out both of the batters he faced in the Glendale Desert Dogs' last contest.
Dominican Winter League
Alexander Guerrero – 2B
Guerrero has not suited up since suffering the aforementioned thigh injury during his best performance of the winter, a 3-3 showing with his first homer.
Dee Gordon – CF
Gordon continues to swing the lumber well while playing center with the Tigres Del Licey, reaching base safely in five of 13 trips to the dish over his last three games, while stealing two bases in the process.
Angel Castro – RHP
Castro allowed two runs (neither of them earned) over six frames of six-baserunner ball. He whiffed four against just one free pass.
Venezuelan Winter League
Joc Pederson – CF
Joc got himself back on track over the last four games, reaching safely in eight of 19 plate appearances. He walked four times and struck out just three times, getting back to his incredible OBP ways in the VWL.
Chris Reed – LHP
Reed made his Venezuelan debut, and it didn't go smoothly. In two starts totaling 6.1 IP, the former first-rounder out of Stanford allowed five earned and 12 baserunners while walking four and striking out seven. On the positive side of things, his second start was much better (although he didn't last long), as he fanned seven against just one walk.
Mexican Winter League
Luis Cruz – IF
There's some real confusion as to whether this is the former Dodger Luis Cruz or some other Luis Cruz. In the end, it really doesn't matter, as whatever Cruz it is won't be finding his way onto the 25-man roster.
Cruz has posted a .429 OBP over his last three contests while drawing four walks in that span.
Juan Noriega – RHP
Juan's last two appearances have been his worst of the Mexican Winter League, as he's allowed five runs and six baserunners over an inning of work.
Puerto Rican Winter League
Juan Silva – OF
Silva gets the nod for the second straight week after another excellent stretch. The 22-year-old posted a .579 OBP over his last four games, reaching base safely 11 times in all. He clubbed three doubles, drove in four, and drew four walks while striking out just one time.
Andres Santiago – RHP
Santiago made two appearances, allowing no runs and no baserunners over 3.2 IP. He fanned six in those two relief outings.
Matt Magill – RHP
Magill allowed two runs and five baserunners over five innings while whiffing four in his lone start of the week.
Australian Baseball League
Chris Jacobs – 1B
Jacobs had himself a monster three-game stretch in which he reached safely in nine of 16 trips to the plate and absolutely demolished the baseball. He had seven hits over the course of two games, including a homer and a double. During these three games, he scored five runs, drove in three, and drew a pair of walks against three whiffs.
Blake Smith – RHP
Smith made one relief appearance, throwing two innings of scoreless ball. He allowed one hit and struck out one batter.
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O. M. G. Here's the trailer for now-censored Thai soap opera "Air Hostess War." As if you needed a reason beyond the name to love this show, the crying steward at the 24 second mark should do the trick.
Though the new version of the program won't have any flight attendant-on-flight attendant cat fights, it'll still be awesome by the looks of these clips.
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movements. Additionally, Professor Aquino chairs the Chican@/Latin@
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roots of racism in the history of the Americas. Dr. Aquino earned
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Train stopped by The Tonight Show with Jay Leno this week to perform "Mermaid" off their 2012 album California 37.
Guitarist Jimmy Stafford even broke out his new Brian Setzer signature Gretsch guitar for the appearance.
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APPLETON (WFRV) An Appleton man didn't wait until after high school to start a military career. Duane Vander Putten trained with the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve as a high school junior. While he was happy just to serve on the Great Lakes- Duane eventually played a role in freeing Kuwait.
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You can do something the Hubble telescope can't: Observe Mercury. And February is the best time this year to do it.
The first planet will make its best appearance of 2013 about 30 minutes after sunset between Feb. 12 and 20 as it positions itself at least 10 degrees-extend your arm and make a fist-above the horizon in the west-southwest. It may be tough to view since we don't live on a prairie and trees obstruct most of the horizons in our backyards.
Mercury and Venus are the only two planets between Earth and the sun. Because of this vantage point, Mercury appears to have phases like the moon-first quarter, last quarter and half-illuminated.
Since its orbit hugs the sun so tightly, Mercury is only visible from Earth during morning or evening twilight, always rising and setting with the sun. Hubble as a rule won't observe it because of its proximity to the sun. Training its powerful telescope on Mercury (or Venus, for that matter) would likely damage Hubble's instruments.
Mercury will be in retrograde from Feb. 8 into April, meaning it will appear to move backward in the sky, but this is an optical illusion caused by the difference in orbital speeds of the two planets. Mercury periodically reaches a stage in its orbit around the sun where, from our perspective on Earth, it appears to slow down to the point where it stands still, and then appears to move backward.
Mercury will be less than 1 degree from Mars on Feb. 8. The sky won't be dark enough to spot the pair until they're just setting in the west.
Since the new moon is on Feb. 10, just after sunset on Feb. 11, a very thin crescent moon will be setting right behind the sun and floating above Mercury and Mars. After the weekend of Feb. 16 and 17, Mercury begins to slide back toward the horizon and gets lost in the sun's glare, ending our Earthly observing opportunities for now.
Feb. 7 - Mercury and Mars form a pleasing but tight planetary conjunction. Mars will be two-thirds of a degree to the upper left of much brighter Mercury. Binoculars or a telescope are recommended because they will be very low in the west-southwest at evening twilight.
Feb. 10 - New moon.
Feb. 25 - Full moon. This full moon was known by early Native American tribes as the Full Snow Moon because the heaviest snows usually fell during this time of the year. Since hunting is difficult in late February, this moon has also been called the Full Hunger Moon.
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Force users to renew their passwords after a given period of time.
Forcing users to renew their passwords reduces the risk of valid credentials becoming exposed. While this technique can prevent attackers from obtaining the valid credentials through the use of a Brute Force Attack or a Dictionary Attack, it can also reduce the business risk associated with any instances of discovered or leaked valid credentials.
Your application should always force its users to change their passwords.
Use the following steps to force users to change their passwords:
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Work force training is crucial
A May 1 Toledo Free Press article, "First Solar, Owens partner on work force training," highlights how public-private partnerships are moving Ohio forward. Work force training that involves existing local companies is crucial to a sustained economic recovery.
To help scale up through workforce development, I have introduced the bipartisan Strengthening Employment Clusters to Organize Regional Success Act (SECTORS), which would empower local communities — community colleges, industry leaders and workforce development boards — to address the disparity between high unemployment rates and a shortage of skilled workers for emerging industries such as biotech, clean energy and information technology.
By tailoring work force development programs to meet the needs of these expanding industries, we can better prepare our students to fill new jobs while attracting emerging industries to our state. This is just one way we can strengthen middle class families in Ohio while rebuilding our communities.
Let's act swiftly to get Ohioans back to work.
U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown, Ohio
VA clinic duplicates existing services
Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur is so proud of the new VA Clinic being built virtually adjacent to the University of Toledo Medical College. She is proud of her role in making it happen. She says that this will increase veteran services here in Toledo so that vets don't have to go to Ann Arbor as often. But she says that this isn't even enough; she wants more. She wants a "full service campus for our vets."
Why do we need anything at all?
I'm all for providing medical services and other support to veterans. But why duplicate clinics and hospitals that already exist in the private sector? Why not just send the vets to local medical facilities — or specialty facilities like The Cleveland Clinic if required — and have the VA pick up the bill? Wouldn't that be more efficient? Wouldn't that save a lot of taxpayer dollars? Don't forget, those vets are taxpayers, too.
It seems that the law prohibits the VA from doing this. So the solution is to build a multi-billion dollar system which parallels the private sector. It seems that the only federal solution to anything is to spend more money. Wouldn't it be simpler — and a more prudent use of taxpayer dollars — to just change the law? Isn't that why we have lawmakers in Washington?
Of course, if that were the case, our elected representatives would miss out on press conferences to tout what they're doing for us and photos ops at groundbreakings when the project is finished (usually behind schedule and over budget).
The real solution is to privatize VA facilities and get the VA out of the service provider business. Just have them write the checks for the men and women who were willing to write a check for this country and sign it with their lives.
Rich Iott, Monclova
Burnard gets mail
Don, with regard to your column of April 17 ("Are you paying attention?"), I wish to congratulate you for paying attention. Too many people are unaware of what is being done to them. The shrinking middle class is one of the great dangers to our country. Thanks for your column.
Frank Eckart
Please, Mr Burnard, do yourself a favor so you don't sound like an idiot every time you put pen to paper, and enroll in a basic economics class. You would be surprised what you would learn so you won't read like a moron when you write your Hot Corner.
Winfield Sturgeon
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The attached batch file will do the following for you:
- Create a normal unprivileged user account. The Username/Password is Yoda/Password1.
- Set the registry key to remove Yoda from the logon screen. (We're just using it to launch Rift.)
- Set permissions on the Rift folder to give Yoda full control. (for patching)
- Create a batch file on your desktop to run Rift with the Yoda account. (using PsExec)
- Set the registry key to prevent the Rift Error Handler from running.
- Copy your old %AppData%\Rift configuration files to the new account.
Note: You can find/replace Yoda/Password1 with whatever name and password you like -- stay away from spaces and special characters.
- You must have Windows Vista 64-bit or Windows 7 64-bit. I may write 32-bit instructions later.
- You must have Rift installed into the default folder. (or you can find/replace with your path)
- Download and install Debugging Tools for Windows 64-bit into the default folder.
CDB.EXE should be in "C:\Program Files\Debugging Tools for Windows (x64)".
- Download PsExec.exe and put it somewhere in the path. I suggest just dropping it in your C:\Windows\System32 folder.
- Rename INSTALL.TXT to INSTALL.CMD.
- Right-click INSTALL.CMD and choose Run As Administrator. Delete INSTALL.CMD when finished.
- Any time you want to run Rift, launch the RIFT.CMD file on your desktop.
Note: The Windows security model will only allow a normal user to see their processes (.exe names) and the processes being run as services. Run Cheat Engine, AutoIt, Olly, etc. with your regular administrator account and they will be hidden from Trion.
- See the Prerequisites section.
- Everything is assumed to be on the C: drive. Change this in the install.cmd if you need to.
- Disable User Account Control (UAC) in Control Panel if you have major problems.
- Check Task Manager to verify Rift is running as the new account.
- Sometimes the OS will create a new user account folder with the PC name appended. (e.g. C:\Users\Yoda.MyPC)
If you don't see your characters at logon:
1) Start / Run / %appdata%
2) Copy the Rift folder
3) Paste the Rift folder into the path for your new unprivileged user account. (overwrite)
e.g. C:\Users\Yoda.MyPC\\AppData\Roaming\
- PM me if you have any problems.
04/10 Edit - Accidentally left CALC.EXE in there previously which I was using for testing.
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Mike Deese really came on with the bat toward the end of the 2007 season but was out for the season following a wrist injury in the sixth game of last season. In six games, Deese batted .250 with five hits, three RBIs and a .450 slugging percentage. Deese raised his average over 60 points over his last 32 games during the 2007 season. That season, Deese led the team in multiple-RBI games and should have several more opportunities for multi-RBI performances in 2009, as he prepares for what hopes to be a monster final collegiate season for the former junior college standout.
2008 Played just six games before being sidelined with a wrist injury....Batted .250 with one homerun, three RBIs and five hits....Hit a homerun in the season opener against High Point....Went 2-for-3 with a run and an RBI before ending his season in a game versus Air Force.
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Our son is 2 yrs this past May. We are relocating and I am having anxiety as to how to introduce his new room to him and new 'big' boy bed. It was suggested to wait about a month to introduce the bed as he will need to get acquainted with his new room. Our Master room is much larger and I have thought to put his new bed (or crib) into our room until he gets use to the new house. I am unsure as how to keep him feeling secure with all the changes that are to take place in 2 weeks. Suggestions?
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I would say do exactly what you have been doing at the old house but have the new choices ready. Go ahead and put the bed in his room and ask him if he wants to lay down in his room tonight, every night. Don't put any pressure on him! Eventually he will be intrigued by the idea, much like my son, but still feel welcome in your bed from time to time.
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i have a friend who went thru this, i believe their ds was about 3 and when they got to the new house, their ds asked "who is this room for?" when they told him it was his, he ran into their room, grabbed his twin mattress and proceeded to try and drag it into his new room!


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I agree with all the reviewers that mentioned the "salt-baked" (it's fried) seafood. I had the soft shell crab and shrimp; both excellent and best eaten right away. One thing I appreciated about the restaurant is that they offer small vegetable dishes as sides, which makes it possible to have an affordable, well-rounded meal. It's great if you have to dine alone or with just one more person. You can order two real dishes and a veg.
Posted by wong san ying on 09/15/2010
I have been eating at Noodletown many years...yes, is crowded and oftentimes hurried...but the food is superb, and at a great price...thankfully, the grouchy older woman at the counter seems to have retired
Posted by Adam Langdon on 08/26/2010
The first time I went to this restaurant it was amazing, I was in a huge group and we had great soups, chow fun and salt and pepper squid (a dish I have been looking for since Sun Lok Kee closed). Another time I brought a friend from out of state for his first chinatown experience and again it was great (the chinese broccoli with oyster sauce is a must try). However, I was hankering some chinatown after being outside of NYC for a while and went to GNYNT, and it took them about 20 minutes to give me chopsticks, my food came and I had to ask three different waiters, it was in the middle of a busy afternoon but still I felt invisible. It is a must for quick bites and it is quite cheap.
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Love the food and the authentic no frills atmosphere.
Posted by desol81 on 01/20/2010
With a million options for my foodie crew, and thousands of new venues opening every day, whenever there's a doubt, we always end up at Noodletown. It never disappoints. At the dinner rush, it's packed and cramped, but you can get seated quickly enough. The food is fresh and extremely well prepared. When it gets really packed, I order takeout, which is a good option. Get the salt and pepper jumbo shrimp. You won't regret it.
Posted by Fred Asher on 10/11/2009
Great NY Noodletown has been my favorite Chinese restaurant for years. I recommend the roast pork, roast duck or baby pig. All of the salt-baked seafood items are delicious. The pan-fried noodles are a must have too. These are served withvegetables and your choice of meat or seafood. I recommend the salt baked fish and vegetable. They are open late (3-4 AM) which makes them conveneient for those late night hungers.
Posted by Beth on 08/16/2009
This is one of my favorite places in NYC. I recommend, as have others, the shrimp dumpling soup, the flowering chives, the ginger scallion lo mein (not your regular lo mein - very light and fresh), salt-baked anything, especially crab or calamari, and the roast duck on rice.


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Michael Carden (1971 - 2012) - it is with deep sadness that I announce that a personal friend and colleague, Michael Carden, has recently passed away. We have set up an "In Memoriam" on our Website and our blog. If you are interested in writing a tribute to or comment about Michael you can do so on our blog. Additionally, there is information about where services will be held for Michael and where you can send donations, instead of flowers, to causes Michael championed.
New Support Group Handbook and Hepatitis C Support Group Lessons. HCSP worked with Vertex to produce these exceptional documents. The Handbook will walk you through the necessary steps to help with starting a support group. The Hepatitis C Support Group Lessons will help support group leaders work towards educating their members so that everyone can be an informed advocate for their hepatitis C management and treatment.
Hepatitis Blog has some interesting news articles including:
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Legacy Center constructs garden for Ronald McDonald House
Jacqueline Thomas had two weeks to raise money to build a Serenity Garden at the Ronald McDonald House in Durham.
She also had to have the community complete 75 percent of the work and finish the garden in one weekend.
Thomas, a resident of Durham, is part of the Legacy Center Leadership's NC149 program, which completed building a Serenity Garden and other upgrades to the Ronald McDonald House throughout the weekend at an estimated cost of $25,000.
"We live our word," said Kaye Randall, an instructor for the Chapel Hill-based Legacy Center, which provides workshops for professional and leadership development. "If we say it's going to happen, it's going to happen."
Enrollees in the three-month program must completely design a program from start to finish that will leave a lasting impact in the community and cannot raise money to complete the project until two weeks before the project's construction begins, Randall said.
She said donations have been coming from all over to complete the garden, from Maryland down to South Carolina.
Toward the end of construction Sunday, Thomas gathered around with members of the Legacy Center and Ronald McDonald House, all of whom began crying and hugging.
"When I came in to the (Ronald McDonald House,) I felt the love, the warmth," Thomas said. "(And) the openness and healing that this house brings to these families."
Some 30 volunteers began construction for the garden on Friday around noon and worked late into the night Friday and Saturday, said Nancy Jones, director of development at communications at the Ronald McDonald House.
The house, which has provided meals, housing and entertainment to families of seriously ill children for 34 years, expanded two years ago from 29 to 55 bedrooms, Jones said.
About a year ago, volunteers at the house developed a vision for a garden at the house and Jones said the Legacy Center has made that vision a reality.
"(This) was really just access to a parking lot," Jones said, pointing at the space of the Serenity Garden, which now houses a variety of ferns and other plants, a two-story sculpture donated by artist Guy Solie and a structure with flowing water.
The newly constructed garden continues around the front of the house with more plants, a renovated gazebo and a walkway.
"It's really going to enhance the experience of the children and families staying here," Jones said.
Randall said the projects' guidelines are intended to put pressure on the program's enrollees and can sometimes cause skepticism in terms of the timeframe to complete projects.
"The lump of coal when it's pressure, pressure, pressure, then, a diamond," Randall said. "That's what this is."


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Sweet Potato, Carrot, and Onion Dip
1 pound sweet potatoes, scrubbed
1 medium carrot, peeled
and thinly sliced
1/2 medium onion, peeled and thinly sliced
1 tablespoon tahini
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1/2 teaspoon curry powder
1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Wrap the sweet potatoes in foil, and roast for 50 minutes or until cooked through. Uncover, and let sit for 10 minutes. Remove the skin, and chop the potatoes into medium-size pieces.
2. In a small saucepan, bring 1 cup of water to a boil. Add the carrot and onion, return to a boil, reduce the heat, simmer for 10 minutes. Do not drain; set aside.
3. In a food processor, combine the sweet potato, the carrot-onion mixture with the cooking liquid, and the remaining ingredients. Puree until smooth. Refrigerate, covered, till ready to serve or for up to three days.
nutrition info (per 1/4 cup): 63 calories; 0.9 g fat; 0.1 g saturated fat; 0 mg cholesterol; 1.2 g protein; 12.9 g


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Just a Taste: Earth Burger
: July 4, 2014 : Updated: July 4, 2014 12:10am
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The Earth Burger is served on a whole wheat bun with secret sauce, mustard, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles and onions.
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On the menu: Burgers and wraps, $5; burger and wrap combos (with fries and a drink), $8; kids' meals, $5; sides, $2-$3; drinks and desserts, $2-$3.
Fast facts: The team behind Green Vegetarian Cuisine exceeded its fundraising target on Kickstarter and has launched an all-vegetable fast-food concept, with vegetarian proteins substituting for beef, chicken and fish in burgers, wraps and sandwiches. The menu also includes sides of edamame, hummus with carrot sticks and lots of special sauces.
Impressions: Truthfully, these burgers are pretty good. The basic Earth Burger gets the burger-ness right with mustard, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onions and a secret sauce that adds flavors and textures. A gluten-free burger worked, despite a dry bun, while a wrap combined grilled chicken-esque protein with kale salad, olives and hummus.
Of all the items, the fries were our favorite, and were quite tasty whether dipped in a regular ketchup or one kicked up with a little Sriracha.
Is this menu going to inspire carnivores to give up meat? Probably not, but it will give those avoiding meat good flavors and a satisfying experience.


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Cave Lake State Park near Ely is running neck and neck against another Western lake in a social media contest, Nature's Waterpark Showdown, running through July.
The contest is sponsored by the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation, and is part of the foundation's Take Me Fishing ad campaign.
Dave Morrow, Nevada State Parks administrator and a fly fisherman, isn't surprised that Cave Lake is a top contender.
"Most people who go there catch fish," he said. "And in some cases, they catch big fish. I've caught some very nice fish there."
People like Cave Lake for the good-sized brown trout they can fish there, Morrow said, as well as the beautiful scenery (Cave Lake is surrounded by the Schell Mountain range); the state park facilities, including campgrounds, that are found there; and its accessibility (it's a short drive from Ely.)
For those considering Cave Lake for fishing, Morrow has a tip.
"It's very easy to talk to the park ranger and ask what (the fish) are biting on," he said. "It changes all the time."
To vote in Nature's Waterpark Showdown, visit https://www.facebook.com/TakeMeFishing/app_335076299898427.
For more on Cave Lake State Park, visit http://parks.nv.gov/parks/cave-lake-state-park/.
For more on staying in Ely, visit http://www.elynevada.net/index.html.


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Storm in a blogcup: Warhammer
A few years back we had EA Spouse.
Now we have EA Louse on why Warhammer Online failed.
I haven't had time to read my RSS feed and see how long this has been causing ripplets across the blogosphere and forums. To be honest, I'm not sure I much care.
For one thing we have no idea if this is legit, but the rant is entertaining. More importantly, however, it's the by now oh-so-familiar threnody of the worker bee in the gaming and MMO industry. They're treated for crap and most people who read blogs or are even slightly informed (go read Scott Jennings) know this. The vast majority of gamers have no clue and probably wouldn't care if they did, being like the vast majority of normal people, to whit: selfish and self-absorbed.
Sadly, this probably will not change the culture of exploitation and managerial self-interest that's rampant in the MMO development industry – a culture that happens to be rampant in most industries and would be called, by some pundits, "good capitalism."
I'm not going to get into my feelings about capitalism and exploitation here, this is a gaming blog.
Anyway, go read it. It's entertaining. It may be eye-opening. It's biased, of course, but aren't we all?
Posted on October 13, 2010, in Design, MMO and tagged design, drama, MMO, WAR. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
That was an entertaining lunch read. I found the follow up post over at Eating Bees was even more entertaining.
Yeah, I wouldn't look to much into what is said in that post. Entertaining as it is, it's being made by a disgruntled employee that wants to make their employer look bad.
I like how most people in the comments ignored the fact that it was about WAR failing and focused on SWTOR


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