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Meet Aaron Landry, the Twin Cities' Sage of Slicedom
Photograph from Bill.Roehl on Flickr Nice to see Minneapolis's Aaron Landry get some props for his pizza-blogging. His site, found at s4xton.com, isn't primarily about pizza, but he attacks this dear-to-my-heart subject with great passion. He's got a number of reviews from his hometown, a roundup from Kentucky as well as a nice selection from visits to New York City and D.C. To narrow his site's content to pizza, visit his "pizza" category page.... More

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The 13th-ranked Western Nebraska Community College women's basketball team put four players in double figures and buried 11 3-pointers in rolling to a 91-58 win over Otero Junior College in South Sub-region action Friday at Cougar Palace.
Abi Lujan paced the Cougars with a double-double of 12 points and 11 rebounds, including two 3-pointers. Laurin Rivera led WNCC with 16 points and two treys. Shalisa Moffit buried three 3-pointers to go with her 14 points and Angela Vigil had 10 points.
Lujan said the key for the win was how the team played defensively and how they stayed strong throughout the contest.
"I thought we got out on their 3-point shooters because we knew they were a good shooting team," the freshman from Brighton, Colo., said. "We also really picked up our intensity on defense because we have been lacking it lately. We tried to be a first half and a second half team."
The Cougars definitely hit all cylinders on both sides of the ball. Otero, however, grabbed a 6-0 lead behind 3-pointers by Stephanie Rey and Bailey Haist. After that, the Cougars turned up the heat, going on a 30-5 run to lead 30-11 with 9:40 left in the first half.
The run was started by back-to-back treys from Rivera and Moffit. During the run, the Cougars buried five 3-pointers as Rivera added a second trey and Allyson Vasquez and Angela Vigil each had a 3-pointer.
Otero did slice the lead to 12 points, 34-22 on back-to-back 3-pointers, but WNCC answered right back going on a 12-5 run to close out the half with a 46-27 halftime lead.
WNCC never looked back in the second half as Moffit and Lujan each hit two 3-pointers for a 69-37 lead with 10 minutes left in the game.
The Cougars shot identical from the field and the 3-point arc, burying 47.8 percent of their shots. WNCC was 11 of 23 from behind the arc and were just as sizzling from the field at 23 of 67. WNCC also converted 16 of 19 charity stripes (84 percent).
Lujan said their shooting has really picked up since the opening four games.
"The shooting has really improved from the beginning of the season where we couldn't hit anything," she said. "Now everyone is more confident with the ball and ready to shoot."
The Cougars had nine different players hit the scoring column in the first half and had 11 players overall score points. WNCC saw Vasquez and Ashley Stevens finish with nine points each followed by Lyndie Puckett with seven and Lie Havili with six.
Lujan said what made the game impressive in head coach Dave Harnish's eyes was how they didn't let up.
"We tried to keep the defense up all night and we didn't have any drop off so they could come back on us," she said. "Coach told us after the game he was really proud of us and it was real touching. I wanted to cry."
It was the Cougars 12th win of the season and fourth straight. WNCC will look for win number 13 Saturday when they face Trinidad State Junior College at 2 p.m. in the team's final game before the winter break. Lujan said they need to come out and play like they did against Otero.
"I feel like we have to come out like we did today against Otero with the same intensity, get out on their shooters, and play defense," she said.
Otero (9-5) 27 31 – 58
Stephanie Rey 3, Bailey Haist 16, Kadijah Borom 4, Haley Martinez 4, Chelsea Velasquez 3, Brittany Gutierrez 6, Chelby Santiago 12, Danica Shipley 2, Elika Posey 2, Fanni Horvath 6.
Allyson Vasquez 9, Laurin Rivera 16, Shalisa Moffit 14, Lyndie Puckett 7, Abi Lujan 12, Angela Vigil 10, Liz Dogan 2, Ashley Stevens 9, Kaylee Biddell 4, Lile Havili 6, Olivia Vogel 2.


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Three things make the Tivoli the best movie theater in St. Louis. First, the stunning architecture: Ornate ceilings, a terrazzo floor, recessed domes, beautiful arches, a deep-burgundy curtain and old movie memorabilia set the Tivoli apart from the run-of-the-mill, uninspired mall boxes. Second, the Tivoli offers movies that aren't showing anywhere else in town (except maybe at the Hi-Pointe or the Plaza Frontenac, both of which, like the Tivoli, are booked by the indie megachain Landmark). And third, the location can't be beat. The Tivoli wasn't plopped down in the middle of a suburban parking-lot hell; it's in the heart of the Loop, near a variety of restaurants and hopping nightspots. Park the car once, grab some dinner, take in a movie at the Tivoli and enjoy a martini afterward.


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David Pyrce, president of Starkweather Society, prepares to hang the show and was on hand to receive accepted work. Shown here are "Country Road" by Romeo artist Evelyn Raiter, "Field of Flowers" by Washington Twp. artist Paul Kurily and "Haying Field" by Dolores Kurily of Washington Twp.
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With the arrival of crisp fall days and leaves changing color, Starkweather Arts Center will debut "Reflections of Autumn," a juried art show celebrating the beauty and diversity of the autumnal season. The show will open Oct. 4th and continue until Nov. 1st.
Original art with titles such as the watercolor "Harvest Noire," by Robert Fionda of Armada, watercolor by Joyce Kilpatrick of Romeo called "Amber Glow" or a work in oil and acrylic by Gary Slomka titled "Cornfield and Clouds."
Well-known local artist Dolores Kurily of Washington Twp. has been painting for 70 years. She found inspiration in the haying field next to her son's property in White Lake. She completed her plein-air pastel in about 2 1/2 hours, but added it took her 37 years to get the knowledge to do so. Her husband, Paul, found his inspiration on one of his trips traveling around the state photographing interesting sights. He used oils to paint a field of sunflowers and worked at home using his photograph to guide him.
This seasonal themed art show follows on the heels of Starkweather Arts Center Thumb Area Artists Show. Twenty-three works were selected out of 54 submissions for this show.
Barbra Miner, associate professor and associate chair of the art department at the University of Toledo, judged the show. Her mixed media and installation works have been exhibited nationally and internationally in over 50 exhibitions. She has participated in national and international residencies, received grants to support her research and artwork and has won numerous awards for excellence.
Miner wrote in her juror's statement how pleased she was to see the range of work.
"While everyone thinks of pumpkins and colorful leaves as de rigueur for fall themed shows, it was wonderful to see creative artists approaching the topic with other ideas. Texture and subtle linear approaches alongside photographs of landscapes and brightly colored and saturated designs provided the opportunity to construct a very interestingly broad exhibition representing local artists," Miner wrote.
Awards for Best of Show and First, Second and Third Place will be presented at the opening, to be held Oct. 4 from 6-8 p.m. The gallery is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Best in Show winner will receive a solo exhibition at the Starkweather Arts Center in the Ford Gallery.
All accepted work will be compiled into a full color catalog available for purchase online. The first, second and third place winners will receive a catalog of the juried exhibition.
David Pyrce, president of Starkweather Society, didn't anticipate this show as being as large as the previous Thumb Area Artists Show, but was excited by the incoming work he accepted before hanging the show.
"There are beautiful, interesting works, in a variety of media, from wood burning to digital photography," said Pyrce, adding that he welcomes the public to "experience some great art and discover the building."


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If he doesn't run a 4.24 or something similar he wouldnt be at Oregon. It wasn't his HT/WT that had Oregon coaches going across the country to recruit him.
There is a recruiting website out there that is all over this stuff the day it happens. Those who knew this information on Sarturday no which one I am talking about.
Oregon cancelled his visit because of grades. If I am not mistaken he will not go to either schools because he couldn't qualify academically at either.
Oregon cancelled his visit because of grades. If I am not mistaken he will not go to either schools because he couldn't qualify academically at either.
That statement is not at all true. Oregon was the leader for Lucas until he had dropped off the charts due to less than stellar play. Oregon was even rumored to have pulled his offer as did many other teams. I'm shocked Kansas even offered but still wish him the best of luck.
I watched the USC game back in 2007 with the DC Ducks at a sports bar in Arlington, good people up there!
If anyone looked closesly at the ranking you will see that the lowest rank was unranked.... Some voter doesn't even have the Ducks in the top 25!!
Throwing a big BBQ/Ducks party in Honolulu, Any Duck fans over here want to join us?
Read my last post, and since I have read probably every story relating to Oregon on over 20 websites in the last 2 years you might want to catch up on homework. Chip paid Will Lyles as a recuiting service, Lyles provided transportation and accompanied Chip to HS's. Now go read the NCAA guidlines and you will be almost 1/10th caught up. Im a diehard Duck but my glasses are off when it comes to facts.
Everyone knows we committed violations a some level. The fact that Chip was picked up by someone he was paying for a recruiting service is a minor violation. If everything else if false we will still pay a small price for that one (which is why I said Chip will be penalized by removing his participation in off campus recruiting). I still think that this turns out to be much smaller than the media has made it but I fully expect self imposed punishment to suffice in regards to the NCAA. Oregon has way too much money and smart people to play with the NCAA while we are in the middle of the best string of college football in school history.
There still is no official investigation. NCAA will wait until Oregon has the opportunity to self report any violations which I believe is coming up shortly. They will do what their lawyer reccomends for self reporting and self penalizing. Then they will release the lawyers report and this whole thing will blow up again. After that happens, if it is not sufficient then the NCAA will step in. I think Oregon and the NCAA has some agreement for this process to complete before they start an official investigation or penalize Oregon (they have already investigated but called it an inquiry). I don't have any insider info, just my personal opinion. My guess on sanctions is that Chip will be fined, he will not be allowed to participate in recruiting away from official visits for 2 years and they will take away 5 scholarships for 3 years. The NCAA will give their nod of approval.
Their fan base is so wishy washy, the love to show the trojan pride but they don't even fill up the seats for home games and when your in a popluation center of millions and the biggest fan base west of the Mississippi how can you think anything else. Every game that isn't Oregon or UCLA in the Coliseum you will see thousands of empty seats, so sad.....
WHy are they saying they just announced this? I'm pretty sure I read on ESPN that they chose this game almost 2 months ago. It has been on the gameday website before today. Also, I'm not so sure Corso is doing all the Gameday stuff he used to. If you haven't been watching College football saturday you might want to know he isn't a pillar of health. He really seems like he has some serious issues and of course I think that all coincides with his induction this year into the announcers Hall of Fame. I have a feeling he might make some guest appearances but Desmond and Kirk may be taking over the show with Fowler. I'm sure someone else is on top of this so please correct me if I am wrong.
Lots of names on here. I just have one, Kevin Micthell. I asked earlier on another board so hoping some stat junky will answer my question. Is KM Oregon's all time leader in tackles? I know it might not be a well tracked stat as far as career wise but thought maybe someone has the info. I always thought he was an interesting character. Very mean looking yet very quite and reserved off the field. Didn't have all the measurables but heart and motor were unmatched. Curious what happeed to him after football.......
Wow I don't know what to write since I can't top floriducks comments. Oregon will be punished for this action because of one clear cut violation (Paying Lyles who attended visits with recruits). So now that we saw how the SEC gets treated (Cam Newton's Dad)....Cam Newton cleared to play within 24 hrs od suspension..... USC investigation takes years, Oregon has been under scrutiny since march...... and Lyles has the same evidene he was paid by LSU and went on the visits with recruits. Does Oregon get a pass just so LSU doesn't have to get sanctioned as well?
I think John and others on here are idiots to try to lay blame to the kids video taping this event. They don't have a clue who he is and neither does anyone else who isn't a true Beaver fan. I didn't see him wearing a hat that says I am an alcoholic nor did I see him doing anything that could hurt himself so everyone else would have been laughing right along with him. Denny's at 3 AM is like going to WAL-Mart late at night. It is a free intertainment. If you don't want to be video taped making a fool out of yourself then stay at home or in your hotel room. He gave up his privacy when he made the decision to be in public. I feel bad for him and hope he gets help but get real people. Nobody is to blame but Mr. Parker so quit trying to pretend that if it wasn't some 25 year old guy who you didn't know, you wouldn't be laughing your *ss off...
I couldn't disagree more. You think we are making enemies because you watch too much news. None of these people have any clue. Ive been all over the world and deployed to 2 different countries. The news reports you here from locals (bomb on weddings) are usually associated with the thugs that were targeted. The regular people who dont have relatives that are Al-queda all want us on their side and dont feel safe when we arent around. If it was up to the Iraqi people we would all be located in some remote part of Iraq on stand by whenever they couldnt handle their own military issues. We saved millions of people in Bosnia. People lined the streets screaming and waving Amercian flags becase they knew the criminals would hide now with American Soldiers were on ground. We are taking the fight to the enemy. Thinking that everything would be safe and sound if we all just sat here and did nothing is naive. It is a nice tribute to people who are willing to put themselves in harms way to answer the call of duty and put their lives on the line. If it wasn't for these wonderful young men and women "volunteering" you might be a draftee typing your message from your laptop in a small, dirty tent in a 120 degree heat in Afghanistan or Iraq. Be thankful, be very thankful.
I think we always underestimate the 2nd and 3rd string guys. Every year the next group steps up and always seems to hold their own or in many cases improve on what we had the previous year. We have been recruiting well for several years so there is no reason to think these guys wont be just as good as last years defense or maybe even better. I think it is a litttle bit of fear of the unknown. We recruit football players and athletes. Look at KB and Jeff Maehl. Both 3 string DB's who are both all PAC-10 caliber players..... The Duck defense will once again be the best in the PAC.
I'm not sure Thomas was so "Luck-y" to lead the conference in Passing efficiency......
I can see a different attitude between Oregon and Auburn and I actualy ike it. Really a since of entitlement is what I see from Auburn and Oregon still fighting for respect. I love that because I think when it comes down to it one team will simply out hustle the other.


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That part drives me nuts about being 40 now. So many my age are either stuck in what they know (i.e. the music of their teens/20's) and won't move on. Or they shrug their shoulders and take in what radio gives them because they take the attitude of "I'm old, this is what it in now, I'm just going with it". So many just don't want to see there is a middle ground, or there is a choice to go forward and still discover there new bands and/or different genres that aren't on the radio, and it's possible to not just rehash the past or cave into the garbage on the radio.
For someone aged 40, the kind of styles in which I'm most enamoured either hadn't happened or were happening during toilet training, although having older siblings can pull back one's natural era somewhat.
A lot of this depends on personality. There are certain things that really resonate with me - flow, ghost notes, eclecticism, looseness (musical informality). These things tweezed out in the 80s. So I'm very comfortable today playing in a retro band, both with the vibe and the lower technical standards.
We enjoy it, some of the public enjoy it, so I feel it's a valid artistic decision - "artistic" in a more generic than hifalutin sense. There is a place for rehashing and reinterpreting. It's probably overdone with the old stuff because pop and rock was fresh back then. Until rap turned up, nearly everything that was happening in the pop and rock scenes was just recycled, and any progression was incremental.
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Yet another Aaron Hernandez incident…
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It seems like every time I read a headline about former Patriot Aaron Hernandez, there's yet another crime he was linked to. This one involves an incident where he punched a bouncer in the head while he was a freshman in college. Hernandez was 17 at the time, and the blow broke the bouncer's ear drum.
To add another twist to the story, Hernandez's former teammate Tim Tebow (The Anti-Hernandez) was there to smooth things over.
From what I've seen, universities and NFL teams put potential draft choices under a microscope. I find it hard to believe the New England Patriots didn't see major red flags when they looked into Hernandez's background. Are a few extra wins really worth all the distractions and problems created by the Aaron Hernandez's of the world?
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The Arizona Supreme Court last month decided the long-anticipated case
Grammatico v. Industrial Commission, 117 P.3d 786, 458 Ariz. Adv.
Rep. 40 (2005). The Court analyzed a pair of Arizona statutes that provide
that a worker who tests positive for illegal drug use or alcohol impairment
and who is injured on the job may be denied workers' compensation benefits.
The Arizona Court of Appeals previously issued contradicting opinions on
these statutes in Grammatico v. Industrial Commission, 208 Ariz.
10, 90 P.3d 211 (Ct.App. 2004), and Komalestewa v. Industrial Commission,
209 Ariz. 211, 99 P.3d 26 (Ct.App. 2004). The Supreme Court set out to resolve
the contradiction by consolidating the two cases.
The Supreme Court struck down both Arizona statutes as unconstitutional,
effectively eliminating drug and alcohol use as a factor that may be considered
to deny workers compensation benefits.
David Grammatico installed metal trim on buildings while standing on
forty-two inch stilts. He was injured on the job when he fell off the stilts
into a cluttered area on the job site. He broke his wrist and knee. Grammatico
admitted that he had smoked marijuana and ingested methamphetamines on the
two previous days, and a post-accident drug test confirmed the presence
of illegal drugs in his system.
Austin Komalestewa was injured on the job when he crawled under a broken
conveyer belt to try to fix it. His arm was caught in the drum and was seriously
injured. Blood tests at the hospital revealed the presence of alcohol in
his system, and a doctor later testified that his blood alcohol content
at the time of the accident was around 0.176 percent. Komalestewa admitted
that he had been drinking the night before the accident.
A.R.S. § 23-1021(D) provides that if an employer maintains a certified
drug-testing policy, "an employee's injury... shall not be considered a
personal injury by accident arising out of and in the course of employment
and is not compensable... if the employee fails to pass... a drug test for
the unlawful use of any controlled substance," unless the employee proves
that the use of an unlawful substance "was not a contributing cause of the
employee's injury."
The Industrial Commission in Grammatico held that this provision
barred Grammatico's claim because he failed to prove that his unlawful use
of drugs was not a contributing cause of his injuries. The Court of Appeals
set aside the decision and ruled that A.R.S. § 23-1021(D) violated the Arizona
Constitution because it attributed fault for an injury to the employee.
The Constitution, the Court held, established a strict "no fault" workers'
compensation system.
A.R.S. § 23-1021(C) provides that "An employee's injury… shall not be
considered a personal injury by accident arising out of and in the course
of employment and is not compensable... if the impairment of the employee
is due to the employee's use of alcohol... and is a substantial contributing
cause of the employee's personal injury."
In Komalestewa, the Industrial Commission denied the workers compensation
claim because the evidence showed that Komalestewa's intoxication had contributed
to the accident. The Court of Appeals affirmed the claim denial, and rejected
the constitutional arguments that another panel of the court had adopted
in Grammatico.
The Supreme Court combined Grammatico and Komalestewa to
resolve the dispute. It focused on Article 18, Section 8 of the Arizona
Constitution, which established a "no-fault" system for workers' compensation.
The Court determined that Article 18, Section 8 prohibited the legislature
from injecting fault into the workers' compensation system.
According to the Supreme Court, an on-the-job accident that is truly
an accident (i.e., is not intentional) must be compensated. Although drug
use can certainly be seen as intentional, the Supreme Court explained: "[w]hile
alcohol consumption and illegal drug use shortly before work or during work
undeniably increase the chances of being injured on the job, it cannot be
unequivocally said that employees with alcohol or drugs in their systems
who sustain injuries have intentionally injured themselves."
Ultimately, "the constitutional system for workers' compensation
requires the payment of benefits if a necessary risk or danger of employment
partially caused or contributed to an industrial accident, without consideration
of any fault by the injured employee." As a result, the Supreme Court concluded
that A.R.S. Sections 23-1021(C) and (D), were unconstitutional as applied
to Grammatico and Komalestewa.
The Supreme Court's decision, in effect, practically eliminated drug
or alcohol use as a factor that may be used to deny workers' compensation
to an injured employee. While a case of actual on-the-job drug use or an
intentional injury may still warrant denial of workers' compensation, the
lesson of Grammatico is that the Industrial Commission, and Arizona
courts, will err on the side of the employee with respect to injury causation.
This makes it all the more important for employers to have drug and alcohol
use policies that are clear, well-drafted, and strictly enforced. As a general
proposition, Arizona employers may still ban drug and alcohol use in the
workplace, may still require drug and alcohol testing, and may still "take
adverse employment action based on a positive drug test or alcohol impairment
test," including termination of employment. A.R.S. § 23-493.05.
Despite its ruling, the Supreme Court noted that strong policy reasons
support the banning of drug and alcohol use at work, and it suggested that
a Constitutional Amendment may remove the barrier for future statutes that
are similar to A.R.S. Sections 23-1021 (C) and (D). A proposed amendment
has already been circulated in the legislature.
This Alert was written by
Michael C. Mason in the
Phoenix office. Please contact Mr. Mason 602.445.8535 or your Greenberg
Traurig liaison if you have any questions regarding the subject matter of
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Yes,but stranger things have happened
Scaife is a good pick-up for the Pats.
As Chimelis writes so correctly, the Red Sox are in unison. It is so much easier to watch a team that cares about itself.
ayor Sarno is leading the city of Springfield to become a city that recycles wisely.
Elizabeth Warren's ancestry is not what will make her a fine senator.
The Quran has as much value to Afghans as the flag to Americans. Actually, people should have more value to both sides.
Thank you
Strength for others is built from complimenting and noticing their strengths. Lisa Lavoie has a fine future ahead of her, and it will begin with the successful completion of alcohol rehabilitation classes. She will then realize that her positive thoughts are the cure for lifting herself up from troubling situations.
Lisa is an important individual that will be taught at her alcohol abuse school that the use of alcohol creates problems. After learning to value herself, she will begin the productive life that all people are capable of.
Michelle Obama is my hopeful presidential candidate for the elections of 2016 and 2020. My audacity of hope, and nearing a fact, is that President Obama will be re-elected in 2012, and the achievement of excellence will continue with Michelle as our president. The only comment about the negative remarks, is that I am thankful our country allows free speech, and the different opinions should be maturely discussed.
I agree with your opinion that local high school stars should be honored, but don't know where you draw the line between a masslive comment to a hoop hall of fame honor. However, hall of fame recognition would be a great goal for local high school hoop stars
Rocco, your uncalled for comment about does anyone like the rebounding city of Springfield, is being quietly ignored by me. I am surprised that Chicopee is following Spring field in the single barrel recycling route. A simple cost analysis study would be proof that the return on investment for the barrels would be far outweighed by the interest achieved from every family psrticipating more fully in recycling.
jurisgal expressed feelings about Manny Ramirez so well, and also taking many words out of my mouth, that I thank her contributions. My hope is that many Red Sox fans and stubborn New Englanders, follow her fine example of placing a priority, and getting angered at, only those events in life that affect your well being.
Hockey is not one of my favorite sports. I'll cheer for the Canucks now.
The talent of the players on the hoop team does not determine the high school's division, it is the school's enrollment. Sabis winning the Division II state title means they are the best team in basketball within their enrollment. It doesn't matter how they would do against a school with a larger enrollment, so, please end the comparisions.
Jose Resto saw happiness and freedom. Do we blame him for seeking it ? Yes, he committed a crime, but how long ago ? The comments contain there usually prejudiced slant, today is no different than any other day. In fact, most of you commenters are the ones who belong in jail, because you worsen society with your negative remarks.
Once again, the Republican's Ron Chimelis taps the keys for a memorable story. This story, about the Armor's Maurice Maxwell. Of course, the article focuses on Maxwell's basketball talents, but Chimelis touches on Maxwell's more important responsibilities of being a father, so my question is, " Will the salary paid by the Armor to Maxwell, provide a comfortable life for the Maxwell family, and, also, could Maurice earn some college credits at Springfield Technical Community College?". email@example.com, would like to know. Maurice, while this is not any of my business, I want you to know that one of your fans wants you to succeed at basketball, and more importantly, at the responsibilities of life.
Once again, Springfield kicks off rhe shopping season with a parade that will bring smiles to children's faces.
Once again, Ron Chimelis writes an understanding article about a local sporting activity. The cost of tickets for these action packed games by these maturing athletes would have been helpful. A Friday night dinnerat the Main St., Italian restaurant, Red Rose, followed by a hoop game, or a Saturday motning visit to the Hall of Fame, a hoop game, then a lunch at Red Rose, would be a terriffic day of exploring downtown Springfield.


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Two Fort Collins Climbers Trapped on Mount Everest by Deadly Earthquake
Two Fort Collins climbers on Mount Everest are safe following an earthquake that has left at least 2,200 people dead. They are still stranded on the mountain.
Two Fort Collins climbers on Mount Everest are safe following an earthquake that has left at least 2,200 people dead. They are still stranded on the mountain.
Colorado does just about everything best, here's the list.
Ever search for the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, just to be disappointed? Well not anymore!
A good friend mine, Kenny Oldson and his wife Nancy, invited me on a Father's Day ride to go pay our respects to his Grandfather who is buried in Minturn and also trained and served with the 10th Mountain Division between Red Cliff and Leadville. What a storied past it must have been for Voyde Oldson.
An avalanche killed a snowboarder on Cameron pass over the weekend. A K99 listener was there when the avalanche hit and shared her pictures with us.
Think this is beautiful? Wait till you see the rest. What lies ahead is just my idea of a little slice of heaven. Each one, with my rustic cabin hidden somewhere within. It's not a trip to see George Strait in San Antonio, but heaven just the same.
A few months ago Brian and I hosted the Grand Ole Auction for United Way of Weld County. My wife and I bought a package in the auction that included a night's stay at the beautiful Lodge Casino in Blackhawk. So, last weekend we headed up the mountain for a couple days. I had big dreams. I was going to win a huge jackpot. Those dreams were dashed on a slot machine in the former mining town.
Estes Park is just about an hour or so away for most of us! So why don't we visit more? It is one of the most beautiful spots on earth, but my wife and I (Todd Harding) only go when when have visitors from out of town!


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I was recently asked to create recipes with products from the online sports nutrition and fitness store, NutritionFix. Pretty sure my love of trying new products is fairly apparent, and when I find products I like, I love to pass them along. NutritionFix offers great brands and many products I already use, and I spend a good amount of time finding a couple new products to try.
The first product I chose is one I have been interested in for a while – Kay's Naturals Apple Cinnamon Protein Cereal – found on the protein page with more than 500 protein products available.
I have had protein cereals in the past, and was anticipating a cereal with a hard crunch. This is definitely crunchy, but very light, like a rice cereal. This is made from lean soy protein and is gluten free. The flavor is light and not sweet, a good choice for those who aren't sugary sweet cereal fans.
I really love this – the apple and cinnamon flavors are great and the crunch makes this a good snack as is – dry. My one negative with the crunch, it does not hold up long in milk. I am very picky about this, though, and usually eat very small bowls of cereal, pouring milk as I eat it to keep it crunchy.
The crunch is a great aspect of this recipe, and turns this protein snack into a good source of energy and fiber:
apple crunch protein bites
gluten and dairy free
makes 25-28 teaspoon size bites
1 cup raw cashews, soaked
2 tablespoons maple syrup
1 1/4 cups Apple Cinnamon Protein Cereal
1/2 cup dried apple pieces
1/4 cup vanilla protein powder (+ 1 tablespoon for rolling)
In food processor, combine cashews and maple syrup until crumbly. Add cereal and dried apple, continue processing. Add 1/4 cup protein powder, dough should quickly form a ball. Put the remaining 1 tablespoon protein powder on a small plate. Using a teaspoon scoop for uniform size, roll into balls and roll through protein powder to coat. Store covered in refrigerator.
I have made three batches of this recipe so far – they are quick to make, easily portable, and are tasty good! I eat a few of these with a juice or smoothie in the morning before going to the gym.
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Round out your Tracktion 2 with this Mackie product:
Big Knob
Desktop Level Control / Monitor Switcher / Talkback Box
Morris Hayes-Mackie Tracktion and the Art of the Groove
reFX - Slayer 2
Slayer 2 is a virtual electric guitar with amp and cab simulations and a large rack of effects. Built-in and ready to rock, it's every stomp-box you might ever need to turn a clean guitar sound into a gnarling, twisting, thrashing, throbbing delight. Or not, since Slayer 2 can do clean just as effortlessly as it can do dirty. The choice is yours.
In addition, the effects and amp/cab emulation are available as a separate VST effect that can be used with any audio track in your sequencer. Based on the original Slayer VSTi, which introduced its own original physical-modeling technology to simulate guitar strings, Slayer 2 provides a wide variety of realistic guitar tones; whether for solos, strums or power-chords, simple or complex.
But there's lots more. For example, Slayer 2 emulates single and twin pick-up set-ups. Furthermore, the position of the pick-ups can be adjusted, offering a wide variety of additional tonal options compared with static pick-ups. You can even bypass the coil emulations for a clean sound. By adjusting the guitar body size and material options you can tweak the tone to closer emulate, say, an acoustic guitar. In addition to freely adjustable pick-ups and plectrum, Slayer 2 gives you nine different string choices.
Slayer 2 would not be a true guitar simulator without amp and cab simulations. At your fingertips lay five of each to choose from, as well as options to leave the signal dry. So whether you want to funk it up, get down, or thrash the living daylights out of it, there will be something to do the job. The amp also provides a bank of familiar guitar amp-type knobs to tweak your sound just the way you need it.
If there is one universal truth, it is that guitarists like effects. So, it's no surprise to find that Slayer 2 has masses of them; 16 in all. All the essentials are here, of course: wah, trem, phaser, chorus, etc. But, best of all, you can rack 'em up, feeding one into the other, with eight effect slots before the amp stage and eight after. And, when you want to rearrange the order, just drag and drop. There are no cables to fiddle with.
Playing guitar-style chords and solos on a keyboard is not always easy. To help the creative process, Slayer 2 provides a number of modes that help take the strain. Power-chords? Easy. Smoke on the water is only four key-strokes away. However, with a little more work, you can strum-away in a variety of different styles.
reFX - Claw
Claw is a monophonic VST single oscillator with PWM synthesizer, with massive possibilities. If you are looking for old school ripping synth lines, pulsating basses or cutting leads, make Claw your first choice.
Waveform Generation Controls
Filtering Controls
RESO – Resonance Level
Defines how much the frequencies near the cut-off frequency are emphasised. When this is set high enough you will get acid-like sounds.
ENVMOD – Envelope Modulation
Sets the amount of envelope-modulation the filter receives.
DECAY – Decay Control
Controls the decay speed of the ramp envelope.
Provides an additional velocity sensitive volume control. Ranges from 20% to 100%.
The drive knob determines how much the sound gets distorted. Use this to remove the cleanness which most people don't like. The drive-level can also be controlled by velocity in the same manner as the cut-off.
Controls the volume of the generated sound.
Defines where in the stereo-field the sound will be positioned. When you enable the small button below this knob you switch the panning into basis-mode. This will move each other note to the other side of the stereo-field. The knob then controls the width of the stereo-field.
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Holmes is accused of killing 12 people and wounding 58 others at the Batman movie premiere in Aurora, Colo.
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Holmes is not expected to enter a plea and legal analysts believe the case will be dominated by arguments over his sanity.
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From Richard Gray at Deceased Online (www.deceasedonline.com):
We're going to be at least doubling the database size of Deceased Online during 2013 and we'll be announcing some exciting news during February and March on many new and important additions.
In the immediate future, over the Christmas/New Year period, we've been working on the headstone collections for Scotland and we've just completed data for a total of 41 burial sites (cemeteries and churchyards) throughout Fife in East Scotland and these comprise nearly 80,000 names with the records dating back to 1635. The records comprise photographs of headstones and memorials together with the digitized carefully transcribed inscriptions from all. We now have nearly 1.2 million burial records in Scotland on the Deceased Online website.
(With thanks to Richard)
Having a Christmas present crisis?! Check out my range of genealogy books at http://britishgenes.blogspot.co.uk/p/my-books.html - perfect for the family historian's Christmas stocking...! Also now out - new Kindle edition of Tracing Your Family History on the Internet, from http://tinyurl.com/d3vqtz5


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Thanksgiving Menu: More or Less?
Would you rather have four fabulous side dishes or eight pretty good ones? Is it quality or quantity that counts for your menu?
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Be A Part of Escape The Fate History! "This War Is Ours" Video Shoot!
Want to be a part of Escape The Fate history? Come down to Santa Ana to be in the "This War Is Ours" video shoot at the Yost Theater! Space is limited, so get there early to make sure you get in!
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Lampson says he's looking at CD14
Some potential good news from the Chron story about Ron Paul's announcement that he will not seek re-election in CD14: One with a definite interest in the race is Nick Lampson, a Beaumont Democrat who represented Texas' 9th Congressional District from 1997 to 2005 before falling victim to the controversial mid-decade redistricting effort engineered by […] [Read More]
Ron Paul not running for re-election in CD14
Looks like we won't need to challenge him after all. Late Tuesday morning, U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Surfside, sent out the following message to his Twitter followers: "I have decided not to seek re-election to Congress." Brazoria County newspaper, The Facts, has more details. The 24-year veteran of the U.S. House of Representatives told them […] [Read More]


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Join Tamara Tunie as she celebrates the music of the legendary artists that hail from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: the city of Three Rivers.
"Growing up in Pittsburgh, I had an inkling of the many musical talents who were from 'the 'Burgh,' but was thrilled to learn the depth to which those waters ran," says Ms. Tunie. From Lena Horne and Henry Mancini to Phyllis Hyman and George Benson, Tamara will celebrate the variety of composers and singers in two concerts at 54 Below.
Known for her starring roles in films such as Flight with Denzel Washington, television series like Law & Order: SVU and the Sundance Channel's The Red Road, and on Broadway in Julius Caesar and Dreamgirls, Ms. Tunie holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Carnegie Mellon University. She has performed in jazz concerts at the Allen Room/Jazz at Lincoln Center and Feinstein's with incomparable musicians such as Mike Renzi, Ted Firth and Roger Humphries. She has also performed for the Mabel Mercer Foundation at Town Hall and at Symphony Space, bringing down the house with music from Billie Holiday to Cole Porter. Her performances in "All That's Jazz" have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for Penn State University/Allegheny County's Student Scholarship Fund.


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This country has heralded some of the most amazing technological achievements in history- from putting a man on the moon to building the Panama Canal. Yet when it comes to protecting citizens, the Corps is unwilling.
Sure, they couch it in semantics about "surge" and "1 in 400" year events, but the bottom line is this: yesterday, the Corps decided not to even try to give us the best; and south Louisianans deserve the best.
If the Netherlands can protect an entire country 10 feet below sea level from a 1 in 10,000 year event, the United States can certainly do the same for a region that at most averages 18 inches below sea level!
Lets stop making excuses for the inexcusable. Lets rise up and fight to protect our home.
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Wonderful news. Also, the Parishoners of St David and St Maurice Catholic Church have been holding mass together in the lower nine.
At least 100 people have been attending this mass for over a year now- even before there was any progress to speak of in the neighborhood.
Its great to see that both St David/Maurice and Battle Ground are coming back strong and providing people with much-needed support as they rebuild their lives and this community!
I love these "town hall" meetings that no one can attend unless they have connections...
This analysis kind of looks like a tool created by the Corps to tout improvements they made in the levee system. For instance, you click onto a neighborhood and it tells you, with the new changes to the levee system, that fatalities would be decreased 10%, water depth would be decreased 3 feet, etc.
That would be all fine and good assuming this system holds. Keep in mind, however, that the system was supposed to withstand Katrina and it didn't.


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"Finding your talent is our mission". "Recruitment and executive search for the global non-profit and international development sector". This site is built with the Django CMS. In spring 2013 I have taken over the technical maintainance.
Involved partners: Tanja Lemke-Mahdavi, Rebecca Weidekamp
An online district newspaper written in Python and Django. In spring 2012 I have taken over the technical maintainance.
Involved partners: Sonnenstaub
A blog about photography, fashion and music. A location for the photo series of Marlen Stahlhuth. I programmed this page in summer 2012 with Django and Python for Thorsten Kozik, and maintain it since then.
Involved partners: Thorsten Kozik, Rebecca Weidekamp
Learn languages quickly and easily. I've taken over maintainance for this Django website containing a shop in spring 2013 together with Rebecca Weidekamp. We extend the online features in small steps.
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Consulting, coaching, mediation. With this very personal internet presence Christine Poppenhusen provides insight into her activities. In autumn 2013, Rebecca Weidekamp asked me to put a mini CMS behind the website. Now, one can change texts and images directly on the page.
Involved partners: Rebecca Weidekamp
Healthy food for the Berlin central station and other locations. Realisation in August 2013 for Ana Druga in cooperation with Rebecca Weidekamp and Michael Schmidt. Wordpress back end. The design is partly responsive and contains a different layout for mobile phones.
Involved partners: Michael Schmidt, Ana Druga, Rebecca Weidekamp
I have programmed two prototypes for agency portals with Django and Python. Experts can register and edit their data in an internal area. Incoming requests are automatically forwarded to those experts who have the required qualifications and live as close as possible.
Involved partners: Michael Schmidt, Rebecca Weidekamp
On the web site blog.mykita.com MYKITA presents famous as well as unknown wearers of glasses. I have programmed it in summer 2012 for Thorsten Kozik.
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For the German section of Wikimedia, the association behind Wikipedia, I've programmed the prototype of a "ChangeDetector". It compares the activity of authors in several language versions, and should give hints about which articles are concerned by new events happening.
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Inmate at Sevier County Jail dies
An inmate was found hanging in her cell in the Sevier County Jail Thursday, the day after her arrest and also the day after her brother was laid to rest.
A corrections officer found Amy Denise Lowery, 35, of 2559 Roberts Road in Kodak, hanging in her cell at about 4:55 p.m. Thursday during a routine check of the cells, Sheriff Ron Seals said. Jail medical staff administered lifesaving measures, but she was pronounced dead at LeConte Medical Center later that day.
Seals issued the statement after The Mountain Press began inquiring about her death following an anonymous tip alerting the newspaper of the incident. Lowery had been arrested the previous day on charges of assault and resisting arrest; she also reportedly had additional warrants in Jefferson and Knox County.
She was arrested the same day her brother, Kenny Ray Lowery Jr., 37, of Kodak, was to be buried.
According to his obituary, Kenny Lowery Jr. died April 12. His funeral service and visitation were held Tuesday.
The sheriff's statement notes Lowery hadn't given any indication she was suicidal; it doesn't address whether she was alone in a cell or in solitary confinement prior to the discovery of her body.
The sheriff's office is investigating the death and has ordered an autopsy.
The district attorney general's office has been informed of the incident; it wasn't clear Saturday if the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation was involved in the investigation.


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You could make a case for mandating energy efficiency requirements for lightbulbs and banning less-efficient incandescent bulbs in a country without an effective carbon tax or emissions trading regime.
But can you make the same case where we already have emission trading? It's a bit more difficult.
It's hard to make any sense of the reversal of former Government policy on incandescents other than in the most cynical of political terms. It is in direct contradiction to any concern they express to tackle climate change. Lighting has been estimated to use nearly 20% of the world's electricity and six years ago the International Energy Agency produced a report which concluded that a global switch to efficient lighting systems would trim the world's electricity bill by nearly one-tenth. It is a low-hanging fruit in the reduction of carbon emissions. Even the US is to phase out incandescents.
Many people are making the switch to efficient bulbs without Government direction. It makes economic sense to do so after all, in addition to the clear environmental benefits involved. But Government also has a responsibility to advance energy efficiency by appropriate regulation, as other free market economies have recognised.
Let's go back to first principles.
A lightbulb has three sets of associated cost. The first is a fixed cost for the bulb; the second is the ongoing cost of electricity to run it. A third and today largely ignored cost is disposal at end-of-life: some of the fancier lightbulbs come with greater risk of leaching nasty stuff into landfills and so either impose that cost or impose the cost of more careful disposal.
Power generation has some associated external cost to the world through carbon emission. While most electricity generated in New Zealand comes from renewable sources, the marginal unit often comes from coal-fired generation. And so emission abatement has some external benefit. Absent the full costs of power generation being internalised into the price of electricity, you can make a second-best case for regulatory interventions to push people to the choices that they would have been making in a full-carbon-costing world. Now, there's a problem in that electricity is also used in the production of lightbulbs, and if the non-priced carbon embodied in the production and distribution of more efficient bulbs sufficiently outweighs the non-priced carbon embodied in incandescent bulbs, the result could reverse. I have no clue about either, but it would be awfully surprising if fluorescent and LED bulbs did not have more carbon emissions associated with their production than comparable incandescent bulbs - I would expect that differences in embodied non-priced carbon would be proportionate to differences in the cost of the bulbs. But let's stipulate for now that the ongoing flow of carbon is lower for the more modern bulbs, especially as they have a longer replacement cycle. Always keep in mind that it's not easy being green: when prices don't fully incorporate costs, alternative methods of calculation have non-trivial associated problems.
But this doesn't hold when we already have a reasonably comprehensive emissions trading scheme. Electricity is in the system, even if farming isn't quite there. If the permit system is working well, there is absolutely no case for banning incandescent bulbs. Even if incandescents are less efficient at producing light, they're not all that bad at producing heat. And for two thirds of the year, at least here in the South Island, that isn't all waste.
If power prices incorporate carbon charges via the ETS, then there's no real economic case for pushing consumers to choose bulbs they don't want. If the ETS isn't working well, then all kinds of consumer and producer decisions will be out of kilter and we do far better by trying to make the ETS as clean across the board as possible rather than mucking about in individual markets. You're then forced into a political second-best argument that it's impossible to fix the ETS but perhaps possible to get political support for pushing on a few important markets. But, again, it's awfully hard to tell in any of those individual cases whether we're doing net good in doing so. The UK thought it was doing good in adding food miles; they'd missed that our pastoral systems have lower overall greenhouse gas emissions.
In very important ways, the problem facing somebody wanting to intervene in particular individual markets to try and fix the problems caused by not having a good ETS are similar to the problems facing somebody trying to run the old Soviet economy. I'm not trying to make a dumb ideological point about Greenies here: rather, it's about information and its dissemination through a system. The Soviet planners had to figure out how rationally to allocate scarce investment resources in a world where they couldn't really tell how much consumers valued anything; that's a hard-to-impossible problem to solve. An environmental planner working in a world without either a comprehensive carbon tax or an equivalent ETS has a parallel problem in trying to figure out all of the environmental upstream and downstream costs of any product, its substitutes and its complements, and of all the processes used to produce it and its substitutes and its complements. Art Carden explains it in more depth. Product-by-product intervention is awfully likely to produce environmental absurdities. You don't have to be a climate change denier to oppose piecemeal interventions of this sort.


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**Lehigh in the News** {online press clippings from other news sources}
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Perry A. Zirkel, university professor of education and law, College of Education, offered views and statistics for the January 4th edition of "The Abrams Report," a regular feature on MSNBC Live. In the segment, Lawyers V. America, Zirkel cited research he has published regarding school litigation and outcomes.
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Subduction Zone, Shallow Depth Made Tsunami Quake Deadly
Anne Meltzer, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Lehigh, was quoted in an article about the tsunami. The location of the recent earthquake that triggered a deadly tsunami in the Indian Ocean came as no surprise to geologists, says Meltzer, a world-renowned seismologist who has supervised two major international seismology research projects in the Himalayas. "Earthquakes like this one happen only once every 50 to 100 years, and they happen in very specific locations," says Meltzer. The earthquake that struck the Indonesian island of Sumatra on Dec. 26 occurred along a "subduction zone" where the Indian tectonic plate is being subducted, or pulled beneath, the Burma tectonic platelet, says Meltzer.
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Newsday (Circulation: 553,117)
Guidance Down the Road to Higher Ed
Lehigh was mentioned in an article on the role of guidance counselors in helping students choose the university they will attend. The article specifically focused on Anisha Tanna, a high school student at Jericho High School. "…Tanna is busy at work on application to five other schools: Villanova, George Washington, Lehigh University, Binghamton University, and Vasser College," the article said.
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San Francisco Examiner (Circulation: 480,587)
Real Estate Market Forecast 2005
Stephen Thode, associate professor of finance and law at Lehigh, was mentioned in an article about the real estate market forecast for 2005. Thode, also director of Lehigh University's Murray H. Goodman Center for Real Estate, would like to see oil prices drop, decreasing the risks of inflation and a possible corresponding rise in mortgage rates. Now, he said, oil prices are hanging over the market.
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Human Complexity and Diversity Spring from a Surprisingly Few Genes
Research by Stefan Maas, assistant professor of biological sciences at Lehigh, into the connection between RNA editing and the complexity and diversity of the human species was described in articles on several medical-news web sites. Maas and his research group have analyzed brain tumor tissues and tissues from a healthy brain and have discovered that one type of RNA editing, called A-to-I editing, is widespread among human genes.
Maas and a colleague last month published an article titled "Widespread A-to-I RNA Editing of Alu-Containing mRNAs in the Human Transcriptome," In the journal PloS Biology.
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Lehigh was mentioned in an article on an interview with Donald T. Cunningham, Jr., Secretary of the state Department of General Services. He was asked about the period when he was the mayor of Bethlehem from 1998 to 2003, a time when there was recovery from the area's failed steel mills. Specifically, he was asked about the things that enabled Bethlehem to recover. "We had Lehigh University, an extraordinary engineering and science school," he said. "We were able to do some technology development on former steel manufacturing sites using Lehigh's tech incubation."
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Ikon Adopts Educational Strategy to Up Its Visibility
Lehigh was mentioned in an article on Ikon Office Solution's new education efforts to establish itself as a leader with clients and the press. "Ikon customer panelists included representatives from the New Haven Register and Lehigh University," the article said.
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DOE Outlines Initiative on Power Plant Freshwater Impact
Lehigh was mentioned in an article on the U.S. Department of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) initiating an R&D effort to develop advanced concepts and technologies to better manage how power plants use and impact freshwater. Lehigh is involved in the use of coal drying to reduce water consumed in pulverized coal power plants. This project will determine the feasibility of using low-grade power plant waste heat to dry low-rank coals prior to introduction into the boiler. Heat from condenser cooling water will be extracted upstream of the cooling tower and used to dry the coal. Lowering the temperature of the return cooling water will reduce evaporative loss in the tower, thus reducing overall water consumption.
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Caldwell Resident Receives Honors from Assemblyman
Lehigh University student and Caldwell resident Elena McGovern was honored by Assemblyman John F. McKeon, D-Essex, on Thursday, October 14 at a fall fundraiser at the West Orange Manor. McKeon is a third year honor student at Lehigh where she is pursuing a major in international relations and minor in political science. She is a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Amnesty International, Phi Eta Sigma Honor's Society and Alpha Phi national sorority.
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A photograph of Charlie Dent, Lehigh Valley's congressman, appeared on the front page in the local section. The photo showed Dent on his early morning jog wearing a Lehigh University sweatshirt.
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City Officials Join Anti-Crime Effort
Lehigh University was mentioned in an article about being a partner of the Pennsylvania Regional Community Policing Institute. About 30 city elected officials, department heads and bureau supervisors are coming in Saturday to learn how they can help fight crime. All the training is being done by the Pennsylvania Regional Community Policing Institute. The city police department is one of three partners in the federally funded organization, along with the ALERT Partnership of the Lehigh Valley Hospital and Health Network and Lehigh University.
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In the Mirror Universe…
Miles "Smiley" O'Brien struggles to hold together his weary band of freedom-fighters in their war against the overwhelming might of the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance. Each day pushes the rebels on Terok Nor one step closer to defeat, but with nowhere left to run, the time has come to make their last stand.
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WOW this is just what i needed. i was having a bad day till i looked at this funny story. I don't think there guys looked at our team. lets just look at our top players. A. Smith, M. Crabtree, P....
This is way to easy. Joe Montana, Jerry Rice and Bill Walsh. This combination worked well I think.
You must not play ball. I know what 3 up and 3 down means. Get a clue. Anyways it's aka 3 and out.
There are many three and outs. Football has one as talked about here. baseball has it when you retire three hitters in a row and I am told by my old lady that i am good at the 3 and out. LOL. Bad...
There is no way to stop this from happening. I guaranty this is not the first time it has taken place and I assure you it will not be the last.
Blah... Blah... Blah... GO FLYERS!!
a. Less Than 25%
b. 25 - 50%
c. 50 - 75%
d. 75 - 100%
e. it wont happen
Just For Fun How Do You See The 2010 NFL Season Shaping Up. This Is How I See it.
NFC East..........NFC West........NFC North........NFC South.
1. Dallas...........1. 49ers..........1....
How is Minn. on the bobble? There gonna win the Div. As long as Brett comes back. So this guy has Miami, Seattle and the N.Y.G. above the Vikings. WOW. and the 49ers at 19. Here's some news for ya, ...
All I can say is WOW. Roy Williams is a dumb ***.
Get The Broom It's Time to Sweep. Go Flyers!!
The 49ers rewarded N. Clements, with an eight-year, $80 million contract that includes $22 million in guarantees. This was dumb. That being said I see Revis getting something like N. Clements did in...
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Class Act. We need more people like you on here.
No one said he was guilty yet. Read the Thread again.
I was asking a question. Not making a statement, So now people don't have a right to open discussion, you my friend are a pity. Shut your pie hole.
The 49ers might sing him. It seems they like former no.1 draft picks at QB. LOL
This is a good lesson to us all. Don't sleep with HOOKERS.
Hate the Pats. I know why they didn't show up. They were taping the Jets.
No, but no matter what happens I love this guy he has been a very good pitcher for a long, long time. Great job Moyer.
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@WillGill, where you gonna get the money to lengthen time... lottery? GA already has had to take furlough days. And they're on 4 day weeks now, no Mondays.
great article. tired of reading the same junk on how it'll never work, yada yada yada. biggest problem with public schools are teachers tenure and the aea. is there any other productive venture where tenure is available. aea is a union and is pushed towards teachers in college as a must have if you don't want to be sued. they sent their recruiting team at me and i told them i didn't like unions. they walked away heads hanging with nothing more than how bad i would regret my decision. hogwash...
If the AEA is against it, I'm for it... 104,000 members strong with at least $30 a month dues = 3,120,000 a month = $37,440,000. Where exactly is this money being used??? oh yeah, to get articles like this made so they can try to make people think charter schools are bad. Are there other jobs out there that give a time frame to which a person can drop off production once they reach it. If anyone thinks that doesn't happen, you have blinders on. Tenure is abused, period. I've heard good teachers say that and repeatedly have to deal with other teachers who don't do their jobs because they suck. And it's because of tenure. If you're a good teacher maybe these charter schools will be a blessing. Has anyone thought of that?
I thought St. Nick said that...
If Cam went to Bama, he'd have a statue. Hypocrisy any1?
So whose Saban gonna cut? Just curious, since he currently has 26 and in running for more and the cap in SEC is 25.
With Dyer leaving, could that open up a door for others like Yeldon to look back at us if AU hires a big name OC?
Down with the AEA I say. $3,120,000 per month at least and they do absolutely nada, but rake in your money, honey. They are modern day terrorist recruiting teachers while they are in college and use scare tactics to swindle them in and then it's "H-E-double hockey sticks" if they try to get out. BTW that's $37,440,000 a year and they wonder why AL is in proration yet again..."But we're here to help the teachers..."
that was supposed to be under papatony's post
only if he ran around and hollered at every cop in the town before he took off and ran back to the other inmates
Don't argue with the Libs. If they had their way, there wouldn't be a baby... it would have been aborted about 6 months in, right next to the Coke isle... Crackers, any1?
"Thanks Osama Bin Laden" Alan from "The Hangover"
All the kids should wear turbans and bring prayer rugs, drop those bad boys out and no 1 would say anything... And they say terrorism isn't here on our soil...
Words of truth... Maybe the 1st year, just long enough to get the budgets changed to where state says education is getting all this money from lottery... let's change some money around to pad our pockets!
who wrote this crap, oh yeah Bammers... comments and all - I mean who in their right mind would rate AU's TE's middle of the run? Lutz is one of the best in the league
been nice if some how, some way, FL could have played ND that next year and some of the FL players beat Kelly down there, with a you can run, but you cant hide motto
LSU is 7-0 also brains and so is OU. But yeah you're coach is still a pompass turd. What baffles me is if he was still at LSU and doin this you'd be raising New Mexico about it, because as said before, for some reason there is a double standard in the Pachyderm Platoon. Stupidity noted
Saban is a blubbering idiot. Embarrased for the state as he is coach. What I find funny is his uncanny ability to stutter through half his speech. If you don't like the question, skip it, ya dumba$$. They try to get him to act stupid because it fits the Bama stereotype... duh shlt. And I would think all of the questions are valid if you look at it from a national standpoint as does Heisman talk effect the way the player plays, does leaugue expansion effect this upcoming game knowing there aren't many left in the series... Did you like your statue draped in purple? Alafrickinbama.... gotta love the ruhtards that make the fan base
how many Bammers does it take to change a light bulb?
(3). 1 to hold the light bulb and 2 to turn the ladder...


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2 tablespoons
garlic powder, divided
1 tablespoon
vegetable oil
1/2 cup
Kikkoman Less Sodium Soy Sauce
1/4 cup
dry sherry
2 tablespoons
packed brown sugar
This turned out really well, but I added 2 T. freshly grated ginger root for extra Chinese-y flavor. More fun to eat if you cut in pcs. longer than 1". The third-across cut is an excellent idea, the butcher can do this with his band saw.
This was definitely a finger licking good recipe. I wanted something that was lighter then the traditional barbecue sauce. (Partly for a low carb diet.) It was great.
I would stick with the low sodium Soy sauce. I didn't have any and figured it was just for health reasons that it was done with the low sodium soy. But it is just a tiny bit too salty with regular soy sauce.
I also goofed and cut the ribs only into 3rds rather then individually. It was too late when I figured out my mistake. I was already browning them. But worked fine, I doubled the sauce and just cooked them longer. About 2 1/2 hours at a really low heat.
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These were great! Be sure to use low-sodium soy sauce, I didn't and it was a tad salty. Brown really well. Turned out very tender.
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That is, if a new book on the Court is to be believed.
Although they present a somber exterior when the Court's in session, the black-robed members of the nation's High Court have plenty of personality quirks and get into more drama than characters on a daytime soap opera. Jeffrey Toobin, a New Yorker writer and CNN legal analyst, takes a peek underneath the robes in "The Nine," his new book about the Supreme Court.
In addition to arguing that the current Court under Chief Justice John Roberts is living up to the ideals of the conservative movement far more successfully than it did under former Chief Justice William Rehnquist, Toobin includes some revelations about the justices and their personal lives:
Justice David Souter was so shattered by the Court's decision in the 2000 Florida recount case that he came close to resigning:
"He came from a tradition where the independence of the judiciary was the foundation of the rule of law. And Souter believed Bush v. Gore mocked that tradition. His colleagues' actions were so transparently, so crudely partisan that Souter thought he might not be able to serve with them anymore. Souter seriously considered resigning. For many months, it was not at all clear whether he would remain as a justice. … At the urging of a handful of close friends, he decided to stay on, but his attitude toward the Court was never the same. There were times when David Souter thought of Bush v. Gore and wept."
When she was being vetted as a nominee back in 1981, former Justice Sandra Day O'Connor lied to (or at least misled) then-Justice Department aide Kenneth Starr, telling him that she had never cast a vote on an Arizona measure to liberalize abortion. In fact, as a state senator, she'd voted April 29, 1970, to end criminal prohibitions on abortions in the state.
O'Connor supported George W. Bush's election, but she quickly lost her affection for the new president and some of his officials, especially Attorney General John Ashcroft, who "embodied everything that O'Connor disdained about the modern Republican Party. He was extreme, polarizing and moralistic -- unattractive."
When she found out that one of her former law clerks was taking a job with Ashcroft, she said, "Working with Ashcroft, he's ruining his career."
Along with Ashcroft's hiring, "the politicized response to the affirmative action case, the lawless approach to the war on terror, and the accelerating disaster of the war in Iraq" (which she called a "mess") appalled her.
The decision to rush the swearing-in of Justice Clarence Thomas spared the controversial nominee the publication of more embarrassing personal revelations than Anita Hill's notorious testimony. That same day, three Washington Post reporters were set to write a story about Thomas' extensive taste for pornography, including accounts from eyewitnesses such as the manager of his local video store. "But since Thomas had been sworn in, the Post decided not to pursue the issue and dropped the story."


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