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I stare into the world
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A moment of no pain
Or hurt or sorrow
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Once I open my eyes this will end
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It will never return
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I feel the tear running down my face
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I blink to see the world
I must face the world
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I see everything I don't want
I see everything that terrifies me
I see the hope in his eyes
I wish I had his hope
I wish I shared his love
" You coming" he says
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Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
Monthly Archive for April, 2013
Video: Gasol says Spurs have a swagger
by: Jose Grijalva There are some San Antonio Spurs who are playing extremely well and there are others who are struggling on the court, but Pau Gasol feels something from playing against the silver and black that some may not notice by just watching the game. Click HERE to watch the video [Read More]
Magic Johnson says Lakers have zero chance at winning
by: Jeff Garcia The Los Angeles Lakers are down 0-2 in the opening playoff series heading into Game 3 versus the San Antonio Spurs, lost Steve Blake due to a hamstring injury, have a banged up Steve Nash and do not have Kobe Bryant for the rest of the season. Click HERE to watch the video [Read More]
By Jeff Garcia, Project Spurs.com Things got heated off the court after the San Antonio Spurs-Los Angeles Lakers Game 2 playoff match Wednesday night in San Antonio as a Spurs and Lakers fan brawled on the concourse of the AT&T Center. Check out the video of the fight which reportedly lasted 45 seconds and no […] [Read More]
Blair ordered to repay jeweler
by: Jose Grijalva There was a recent drama between DeJuan Blair and a jewelry store about him not paying items he took out on credit. Now it appears Blair is paying up. Click HERE to read the article [Read More]
Pop praises Bonner's work down low
by: Trevor Zickgraf Commonly appreciated for being 6'10" and one of the best three point shooters in the NBA, Bonner's making his money against the Los Angeles Lakers not just from the work he's doing above the arc, but also the work he's putting in down low against Dwight Howard and Pau Gasol. Click HERE […] [Read More]
Nocioni turned down Spurs' offer
by: Jose Grijalva When the San Antonio Spurs were looking for a small forward, Tracy McGrady may not have been the first option. It's being reported the Spurs were looking at an Argentinian player to join Manu Ginobili in silver and black. Click HERE to read the article [Read More]
World Peace makes no excuses for losses to Spurs
by: Jose Grijalva The Los Angeles Lakers dropped Game 2 and if losing Kobe Bryant to injury wasn't enough, there's a new injury to Los Angeles as Steve Blake suffered a hamstring injury, but injuries don't justify losing to Metta World Peace. Click HERE to read the article [Read More]
Spurscast #293: The Spurs take a 2-0 lead over the Lakers and some more
by: Kyle Boenitz On this week's playoff edition of the Spurscast, Jose Grijalva and Trevor Zickgraf join me to talk about what the San Antonio Spurs have been doing right to take a 2-0 lead on the Los Angeles Lakers and what they need to do in order to make it a sweep. We also […] [Read More]
Did Duncan get cheated out of DPOY award?
by: Jose Grijalva San Antonio Spurs fans haven't been too happy since hearing the news that Marc Gasol and not Tim Duncan won Defensive Player of the Year for the regular season. Click HERE to read the article [Read More]
Matchup of the Game for Game 2: Spurs vs. Lakers
by: Jose Grijalva The matchup of the game for Game 2 will be between San Antonio Spurs' Tony Parker and Los Angeles Lakers' Steve Blake. Tony Parker ended Game 1 with 18 points, but it wasn't a vintage Parker-like performance. He looked a step slow and still may be bothered by the ankle injury he […] [Read More]
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Fr. Joe Corpora, C.S.C., is a Holy Cross Father. After serving six years at the University of Portland in Portland, Oregon, he was transferred to St. John Vianney Parish in Goodyear, Arizona, where he served as Pastor from 1990-2002. While Pastor, he founded the first Catholic school in the Diocese of Phoenix to be opened in thirty years, in one of the poorest parishes in the Diocese. The parish is 90% Mexican-American and Mexican.
In 2002, Fr. Corpora, was transferred to Holy Redeemer Parish in Portland, Oregon, where he served as Pastor from 2002-2009. He was able to keep the parish school open through the increased enrollment of Hispanics.
In August of 2009, he was transferred to work at the University of Notre Dame, his alma mater. Fr. Joe served as co-chair of the Notre Dame Task Force on the Participation of Latino Families and Children in Catholic Schools. The Task Force published its report – "To Nurture the Soul of a Nation" – on December 12, 2009. Fr. Joe is the Director of University-School Partnerships and works on the Catholic School Advantage Campaign. This Campaign is a Notre Dame Initiative seeking to double the percentage – from 3% to 6% – of Latino families who enroll their children in Catholic schools. This would be an increased enrollment of Latino children from 275,000 to 1,000,000 over the next ten years.
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Just a week before the presidential election, two commentators from CNN's popular Crossfire will debate the campaign as this year's Cohen Arts and Lectures speakers.
Paul Begala, who worked on the Clinton-Gore campaign and then became a senior strategist in the Clinton White House, takes the left-hand point of view. Tucker Carlson, a former writer for the Weekly Standard, represents the right.
In truth, though, both have moved toward the center in their writing and their on-air jousting.
They will speak at 8:00 p.m. tonight in Johnston Hall. The discussion is free to the College community. To the general public, admission is $10 at the door or from Ext. 7880.
The series is now in its 21st year. Proceeds go to the Cohen Scholarships, which this year have been awarded to seniors Christine Bobick, English; Amy Cortese, psychology and sociology; Christopher Kindred, historical studies; and Chelsea Mullins, art education.
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iPad 3 code names and Facebook mentions found in iOS 5.1 beta 3
Deep within iOS 5.1 beta 3 are mentions to two next-generation iPad 3 code names, J1AP and J2AP, as well as ongoing references to Facebook. While digging through firmware code is not a sure fire way of finding out exactly Apple is up to -- it has in the past yielded some results. In this case, they seem in line with a previous account from Digitimes on iPad 3 code names J1 and J2. These likely, though not definitely, refer to the Wi-Fi and cellular data versions of iPad 3.
Another tidbit of information found within the firmware is that Facebook is again being mentioned. As we know it, iOS 4 was set to have Facebook integration but it was subsequently dropped from the OS when an agreement couldn't be reached between the two companies. Could there be more integration with Facebook coming or is this simply legacy code left around, just in case?
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iPad 3 code names and Facebook mentions found in iOS 5.1 beta 3
But remember, in another recent beta, Apple stuck in a bunch of bogus references like this just to throw people off: like Apple TV 10,1 etc.
They only added the bogus references after I discovered the real references in the previous betas.
I think they finally have Facebook for iPhone the way I like it. Give us the ability back to delete posts and I'll be happy.
+1 totally agree. I'd rather have had Facebook intergratinrather than Twitter in iOS 5.
Link ur twitter to Facebook so when u post on twitter, it's posted on FB. That's what I did, so Twitter integration is almost same as FB integration now :)
I still don't understand how the Twitter intergration works on ios 5... I logged into my account via settings, but I don't notice any real benefit or feature.. I still use the app plus the lockinfo twitter plugin.. But like others have said I would prefer FB intergration, as I'm more a lurker on twitter rather than poster.
I have the iOS 5.1b3 and I find this article misleading because the current beta also includes a place for people to add their friends' Flickr, LinkedIn, MySpace, and 'Add Custom Service' tags. It is possible that Apple is working on integrating Facebook with iOS 5, but for now I don't see it happening anytime soon.
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Jekyll Island is often known as a millionaire's playground due to its club period, when everyone from the Carnegies to the Rockefellers to the Morgans vacationed there, and the natural attractions that once lured the country's richest families remain powerful draws today.
Though the island is inhabited, you wouldn't know it looking at the beaches, where wild sea turtles still nest and locals catch fish without wading more than calf high into the water. Both the Georgia Sea Turtle Center, which has an outpost on the island, and the University of Georgia 4-H Tidelands Nature Center offer hands-on guided nature walks of the shore.
To get even closer to the local marine life, boat tours, which can be chartered or taken during regularly scheduled operation times, take visitors into the sound to meet the dolphins. Eric Garvey, chief communications officer for the Jekyll Island Authority, recommends an evening sunset cruise along the river for some of the island's best photo opportunities.
According to Garvey, one of the island's best draws is its 12-month season. During the club period, New York's first families visited in the winter, when the infrequent storms don't pose a problem to reaching the island and the weather is still ideal for golfing.
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The third annual research study by MIT Sloan Management Review and Deloitte probes executives' views of the social business opportunity and how companies are harnessing its value. The report is based on responses from 4,803 business executives across 26 industries and 109 countries, and incorporates interviews with more than 20 executives and subject matter specialists.
This year's research indicates that a company's social business maturity - the breadth and sophistication of its initiatives - is a good predictor of the value derived from social business initiatives. We detail the drivers of that maturity and how companies are using social business beyond the marketing function to transform their organizations and reap greater gains.
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January 18 2013 8:00 AM ET
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The Perks of Writing a Screenplay
Acclaimed author turned screenwriter Stephen Chbosky's The Perks of Being A Wallflower stars Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, and out queer actor Ezra Miller, who garnered raves for his performance. Bonuses: Deleted scenes, commentary, and Best Summer Ever. Out February 12 from Lionsgate.
Coming Out Among Baptists
Director Stephen Cone's tender coming-of-age drama The Wise Kids stars Tyler Ross as out gay student Tim, who's trying to navigate growing up in a Southern Baptist community in Charleston, S.C., with his two best friends. Now available from Wolfe Video.
Life Is a Cabaret
To mark the 40th anniversary of Bob Fosse's Oscar-winning queer classic, Warner Home Video is releasing Cabaret for the first time on Blu-ray with a doc titled Cabaret: The Musical That Changed Musicals, and exclusive interviews with stars Minnelli, Michael York, and Joel Grey. Out February 5.
Lesbians and Elvis's Granddaughter
There's something so beguiling about Riley Keough, the daughter of Lisa Marie Presley and granddaughter of the King of Rock and Roll himself. In Jack & Diane, Keough (The Runaways) is one half of a teenage lesbian couple falling in love. Her girlfriend is played by indie darling Juno Temple, who since her 2000 debut has amassed 33 films, including seven slated to come out this year. The film portrays the intense passion between rambunctious soft butch Jack (Keough) and sweet-natured Diane (Temple) in a fast and furious summer fling during which Diane is besieged by changes to her body — a metaphor for the consumption of love — illustrated by body fluids, hair, blood, and in one dream sequence, a ravenous werewolf-like being. It's an apt metaphor for how young love swallows us up. Out now on Magnolia/Magnet.
Standing Up to the Bullies
Emmy Award–winning director Lee Hirsch's acclaimed documentary Bully capitalized on the national conversation about the harassment of kids perceived as "different." A massive social media campaign by teenager Katy Butler led the Motion Picture Association of America to reduce the film's rating from R to PG-13, so it was accessible to the audience it profiles.
Bully, which made the Oscar shortlist, shows why gay director Hirsch, a childhood victim of bullying, told The Advocate the problem should be addressed broadly: "You don't want a situation where you feel like you can only get support if you're gay." Out in February from Anchor Bay.


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Maria Miller. Many readers will give up after only one sentence. Maria Miller. The name smells of dust and feels like boxes. She is boring; her name is boring; her actions as culture secretary are petty, boring and over.
Miller, like most MPs, compartmentalised. Help for disabled and workless people goes in one box. Handouts for Maria and her mates go in the other. She was clear which box she wanted to fill.
In April 2013 she gave the arts a collective telling-off for failing to "hammer home the economic value of culture". Entertainers' union Equity has printed several documents doing just that, not least the Manifesto for Theatre. Miller refused to meet with us. But now it is Maria Miller who has failed to hammer home the economic value of Maria Miller.
As David Cameron watches her sulk out of his favourites box and into the bin, he feels compelled to drop Michael Fabricant in with her. (Fabricant's name makes him sound like he was grown in a vat. Maybe he was. The man is like a third-generation photocopy of Boris Johnson: unintelligible and streaky.) In sacking him, Cameron is like the child who whines he wasn't ready after losing a game of slaps. No one is impressed when he slaps extra hard just a moment too late.
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I have a enemy character that comes at me and once i kill him he falls and disappears. I created a particle effect that suppose to appear right after he disappears,as if he turns into dust. how would i go about doing this? I tried to create an empty game object and attach the particle system to it which didn't work. Then i tried to attach the particle system to enemy character and i still can't get it to work. Please Help!
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To respond to one of the comments, the Auto-destruct should destroy the gameobject the particle is a component of so it's not really necessary to add the delayed Destroy. If you do add the delayed Destroy, you should destroy the gameObject, not the transform you get back from the Instantiate. So code would become:
But once again, when you check the auto-destruct in the particle animator, you don't need this extra code.
answered Mar 15, 2010 at 05:45 AM
Jaap Kreijkamp
I think the useful thing I found in addition to Jaap's response is using: var inst = Instantiate(dieEffectsPrefab...) Destroy(gameObject) Destroy(inst, 3)
That Destroy(inst, 3) would destroy the particle effect after 3 seconds so that it had its chance to blow up and then it'd disappear.
Mar 15, 2010 at 07:15 AM duhprey
This works for me, using ParticleSystem. Code is attached to the object we are destroying:
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Particle Systems normally destroy themselves, meaning that the timed destroy is normally not necessary.
You answer has turned up three times because it was held in a moderation queue, that happens when you have low Karma and have just joined the site. Someone with enough Karma will probably eventually delete the extra answers, but it would save them the effort If you did it :)
Jun 01, 2012 at 08:04 AM whydoidoit
Done, sorry about that.
When I tested this, the particle always seemed to remain and replay after its duration ran out, even with loop = false. I didn't see any auto-destroy flag or anything like that in the API either. I'm curious, how do you get them to destroy themselves?
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ARLINGTON COUNTY, Va. (WUSA) Dominion Power crews are still working around the clock to get everyone back on line.
As there are fewer outages and the days go on, the frustration escalates.
Tim Skocz is running out of patience even as he watches Dominion Power crews working on his lines in his Arlington Countyneighborhood.
"I'm more annoyed. I have intense anger because it took so long. There was no communication between the county and Dominion Power to get things done,"he said.
A large tree that fell on the power lines intensified the frustration in the six day blackout which blocked the road for nearly a week.
Arlington County is in charge of removing the tree, but according to regulations, couldn't do so until the power company deemed the lines safe.
Caroline Temmermandis theArlington County Park and Recreation Director. Shewrote a letter to residents saying that they were at the mercy of Dominion Power.
Phillip Sandino is a Dominion Power storm leader in charge of communicating and coordinating restoration efforts on sites such as the one on 23rd and South Dinwiddie Streets.
He says they are committed to restoring the area. "We will not leave until power is restored to this area. Even as late as yesterday we were trying to get on critical infrastructure. We were hooking up power to assisted living facilities yesterday," he said.
Skocz says, "It's understandable. I figured they'd be doing that Saturday, Sunday and maybe at the latest Monday."
Skocz's mother relies on oxygen, and he says his home may not be critical infrastructure but they should be a high priority.
"I called on Monday, called on Tuesday. I called yesterday. I called this morning,"he said on Thursday.
Sandino acknowledges that customer service can be a challenge when people want specific information and they don't get it."
Skocz says, "I'm angry more at the decision making level nothing under that."
Dominion Power says they expect there would be angry people as the outage drags into its seventh day.
Spokesperson Le-Ha Anderson says if you or a family member are on oxygen or have medical equipment that needs power, make sure that your Dominion Power account has a medical note.
This does not give you high priority but it gets youan automated message that tells you to plan accordingly and that a power outage could be imminent, she said.
Anderson says this systematic approach has proven to work. The utility company first restores critical infrastructure, then the main lines and then residential homes, going from largest population to the smallest.
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The educational uses of this scenic and richly historical site are almost endless. Biology classes study the flora and fauna; geology students examine the landforms; cultural astronomy classes view the breathtaking skies; and English classes draw upon the serenity and beauty for inspiration. Nearly 2,000 students and faculty utilize the Baca each year.
Former President Richard Celeste - "The overwhelming popularity of the Baca campus among our students and faculty, in particular, is no surprise. What a stunning setting for learning, especially field study. What a uniquely peaceful place for reflection and leaving behind the buzz of the everyday world. What an unparalleled mix of spiritual, agricultural, artistic, and ethnic communities. Not to mention the best star-gazing around."
A recent student - "I would never have met these people had it not been for this class. After Baca, I feel like I really know them."
Mario Montaño, Professor of Anthropology - "During their stay a la Baca, students encounter people, material culture, language and history, and in doing so, they begin to understand the research procedures involved in solving their cultural and historical research problems."
Dan Tynan, Professor of English - "I admit it from the start: I'm a Baca addict. I use it whenever I can for whatever course I'm teaching. The first time I used it, I had no idea what the effects might be. A student asked me if I would serve as faculty sponsor for a group of students organizing a theme house. I said yes. Perhaps I should have just said no. Since then, I've been to the Baca campus many times, although not as many times as I would like. I've been hindered only by bad timing in booking reservations or by the births of children, including a set of twins. In the spring of '92, Joan Stone and I taught a course called Spiritual Journeys in Poetry; naturally, we took our class to the Baca for four days."


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Breanna Mosley Signs with OCU Cross Country
WILLARD, OH - Head Coach Jim Diltz is pleased to announce the addition of Breanna Mosley to the OCU Cross Country Program. Mosley signed her letter of intent in front of friends and family and will run both cross country and track at OCU this Fall.
Breanna comes to OCU from Willard High School where she ran for Coach Fratta. Mosley was an All-Conference honoree while also being Regional Qualifier in cross country the last two years. She has consistently ran sub 21 minutes for the 5K and also had a personal best of 19:58 at the Vermillion Invitational this past season.
"Breanna has a tremendous work ethic and was a great team leader for the Crimson Flashes," commented Coach Fratta from Willard.
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A major provider of health care in the region is making the way for a new partnership, driven by recent changes to the health care system.
Wellmont Health System CEO Denny DeNarvaez and board of directors Chairman Buddy Scott said Thursday that the board has begun a process to evaluate the possibility of aligning with another health system.
DeNarvaez stressed that the announcement isn't a sign of financial instability at the seven-hospital not-for-profit, but said sweeping changes to the payment structure of the country's health care system have driven systems nationwide to consider new partnerships.
"The current climate is the result of a complex set of challenges," she told members of the media during a called news conference. "I've been in health care for many years, and I've never seen such a time of unprecedented and rapid change."
As the implementation of reforms included in the Affordable Care Act steers providers away from the previous fee-for-service model and instead encourages efficiency, systems are seeking partnerships and mergers to share costs.
"As we decide to take this to the next phase, we're going to be looking at the things we can't do as independent entity — what can we do if we had a partner?" DeNarvaez said. "If we get to be a bigger size, it would improve our balance sheet, it would increase our (information technology) capability to implement electronic medical records. We don't have a large population to take on many risks. So that's what we're searching for in a partner."
With a debt load of $500 million and total revenue in 2011 of $736 million, the CEO said Wellmont's balance sheet is "very healthy," making it an opportune time for the system to seek a viable partner.
In October, citing decreased reimbursements from the federal government and lack of support from TennCare, lower patient volume and unreliable on-call coverage from physicians, the company closed the 70-bed Lee Regional Medical Center in Pennington Gap, Va.
DeNarvaez said health care industry financial advising firm Kaufman Hall was hired by the board in July to assess the company's options and reported to the body in December with the recommendation to seek some sort of partnership or affiliation.
The closure of the community hospital was a day-to-day administrative decision, she said, and was not a result of, nor could it have been changed by the firm's recommendation.
She added that there are currently no specific plans to close any of the system's remaining facilities, but nothing is certain as the company forges new relationships.
Scott said the ideal partner for Wellmont would be another not-for-profit, but the board will not rule out a profit-driven merger.
A special committee formed by the board of unnamed former board members, community leaders and physicians will explore Wellmont's options, including potential suitors, and have been asked to have a decision within the year, but Scott said there's no rush for the decision.
"It's more important to get it done right than to get it done quickly," he said. "If it gets done more quickly, so much the better, but we're not going to rush the process."


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All the previews for 3D movies? When I saw Avatar there was only one 3D preview and that was Shrek 4.
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ManyRoads is pleased to announce that we have been published on Geneabloggers.
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July The Immortal Life of Henriette Lacks by Rebecca Skloot
August Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline
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A possible boost for the Maine potato industry. Negotiations between the U.S. And Mexico on the potato market are in the final stages. The move to get full access across the border could allow Maine growers to market their potatoes in Mexico.


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DENVER — A three-headed scoring effort keyed Whitko's boys basketball team to a Three Rivers Conference victory Friday.
The Wildcats defeated North Miami on the road by a final score of 45-41. It was the second consecutive league win for Whitko.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City's boys basketball team rebounded from a Northeast Hoosier Conference loss to New Haven last week with a win over Norwell Saturday.
The Eagles set the tone for the game from the opening possessions, stealing the ball from Norwell on its first two possessions — before the Knights could get a shot off.
"We set the tone early in the game that we were going to be in control of it," Columbia City head coach Chris Benedict said.
The Eagles had a 23-10 lead after the first quarter, and a 42-20 advantage at halftime.
WARSAW — Columbia City's girls swim team ended its season with a sixth-place sectional finish on Saturday.
The Lady Eagles ended the meet with 141 team points. Culver Academy came in first with a team score of 445. Host Warsaw was second with 382.
Columbia City netted a couple of fifth place finishes on the afternoon. Taylor Hartsock came in fifth in the 100-yard butterfly with a time of 1:10.19 and the 200 freestyle relay squad of Katlin Knott, Hartsock, Mishayla Hager and Cassie Bosselman came in fifth at a time of 1:55.39.
FORT WAYNE (AP) — The news of Bishop Emeritus John D'Arcy's death had a trickle-down effect which was felt by Columbia City parishioners.
"It was a hard blow," said Mary Ann Schaefer, a member of St. Paul of the Cross, Columbia City.
"When we heard of his cancer, it was sad. He was still as active as he could be," Schaefer said.
D'Arcy, who oversaw the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend for 24 years during a time of church closings, a national sex-abuse scandal and some run-ins with University of Notre Dame leaders, has died. He was 80 years old.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Reinvigorating South Whitley is a priority for the town's plan commission and town council, but the efforts are being spearheaded by Julia Robinson.
Robinson is the leader of Whitley On the Move, an organization in South Whitley working to affect positive change and revitalize the town.
Community members met in October and November to generate ideas for improvements. A slew of varied ideas were given to help breathe new life into the town's recreation, economic state and attractions.
FORT WAYNE — Columbia City High School's show choirs competed at Northrop High School Saturday.
The contest was the first competition of the season for both groups. City Heat, a male and female mixed choir, took 5th runner up and City Lights, an all female group, took 3rd runner up.
Darrik Brower was named City Heat's Outstanding Performer and Hannah Schaefer was awarded Outstanding Performer for City Lights.
Both groups are accompanied by City Soul, an instrumental group directed by Carolyn Hindbaugh.
Here are the headlines in Monday's issue:
Former bishop's death impacts Col. City
Columbia City show choir opens season
Town sees interest in renewal
Ex-Navy SEAL died pursuing his passion
COLUMBIA CITY – Despite a very cold and snowy start to February in Northeast Indiana, the sage of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, a morbidly obese groundhog named Punxsutawney Phil, emerged from his den Saturday morning, did not see his shadow and therefore proclaimed an early spring for the entire nation.
Thus prophesied a Pennsy oracle woodchuck on the oddest of holidays: Groundhog Day.
Below is a feature column penned by Zak Lantz, editor of The Punxsutawney Spirit newspaper, about the groundhog fame of his hometown.
Punxsutawney -- this is my town
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory in effect from Sunday at 5:18 p.m. through Monday.
A round of accumulating snow is expected to develop late Sunday night and continue into Monday.
Talbert Wilmont Pittenger, 94, of rural Columbia City, died at 3:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 1, 2013, at Parkview Oaks where he had been a resident for the past two weeks.
He was born July 18, 1918, in Union Township, a son of Wayne G. and Mary R. (Worden) Pittenger. A lifelong Whitley County resident, he graduated from Coesse High School in 1936.
On Aug. 17, 1940, he was united in marriage to Georgianna Miller. They made their home on Shriner Lake. Mrs. Pittenger died Jan. 9, 1950.


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Sydney. Welsh skipper Sam Warburton said his side would be motivated by their heartbreaking defeat to Australia as the Six Nations champions bid to avoid a Wallabies whitewash in the three-Test series.
The Welsh trail 2-0 after Mike Harris on Saturday kicked a penalty under huge pressure after the full-time siren to condemn the visitors to a 25-23 defeat in Melbourne.
Wales outscored Australia two tries to one and were magnificent in defence only to get rattled in the final frantic minutes with some poor option-taking.
Warburton's young team, who were on the brink of Wales's first Test victory in Australia for 43 years, will now try to prevent the Wallabies from securing a series cleansweep in Sydney next Saturday.
Warburton said the setback, coming just months after last year's gut-wrenching 9-8 loss to France in the World Cup semi-finals, would spur his players on.
"I definitely don't think we're the sort of players who'll put their heads down and not front up again next week," Warburton said.
"We've always shown we've got character and this result will motivate and drive us even more to make sure we definitely get a result and don't get on the plane home losing 3-0.
"We know we don't deserve that and we're much better than that."
Caretaker coach Rob Howley said he would name his strongest team for the final Test even though it would be a dead rubber.
"This group have been to some dark places, particularly at the World Cup, and after today we'll move on," Howley said.
"Against these southern hemisphere sides we're not far away and today we came close, but it's our emotional intelligence and composure in critical areas and points in the game that we need to get better and we'll focus on those areas during the week."
Howley said the Welsh group had been floored by the last-gasp defeat.
"When you haven't beaten Australia since 1969 (in Australia) and you're 20 seconds away from doing it… it doesn't get any worse than that," he said.
"All the players and coaches are hugely disappointed and it suggests mastering those moments in international Test match rugby.
"On occasions today we didn't master those moments as we've done in previous games, particularly in the Six Nations and that's just a learning curve."
Warburton said another painful lesson must be absorbed by Wales after giving the Australians one last crack to set up the game-clinching penalty off a rolling maul.
"The plan was to keep the ball. When the ball was kicked (by fly-half Rhys Priestland) I remember hearing Ryan Jones shout 'no' at the top of his voice," he said.
"It wasn't what the forwards were planning. I think a little composure and patience was what was needed.
"I thought we had learnt the lessons of that when we lost to the Barbarians last (northern) summer and as captain I remember thinking then that it would never happen again but it did tonight and obviously the message wasn't clear enough.
"As a forward I would have wanted us to back our contact skills and keep the ball. We've done that successfully before. Hindsight is a great thing but that's what we should have done."
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Professor Mark Lester is Professor of Solar Terrestrial Physics.
His research interests are the plasma environments of the Earth and other planets, such as Mars, and how those plasma environments and planetary atmospheres are affected by the solar atmosphere and magnetic field.
He has used a variety of different data for this research including ground based radars, and other ground based instruments, such as auroral cameras and magnetometers, and space missions such as Cluster, IMAGE, Polar, Geotail and THEMIS.
Since 1997 Mark has been the PI for two of the radars which form the Super Dual Auroral Radar Network (SuperDARN) and from 2003 he has been the chair of the SuperDARN Executive Council.
Mark has published over 250 scientific papers in the refereed literature. He also has been involved in developing new radar techniques and novel instrumentation, such as space based auroral imaging instruments for future space missions.
Undergraduate Admissions Tutor
Dr Simon Vaughan is the Undergraduate admissions tutor with responsibility for dealing with applications to study within the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Leicester.
Senior Undergraduate Tutor
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He is an active research physicist with especial interest in understanding the influence of the solar wind on magnetized solar system bodies, a field with the catchy title of solar wind-magnetosphere-ionosphere-atmosphere coupling. This involves studying auroras, motions of the upper atmosphere, and observations of energetic particles and magnetic and electric fields in space. He is a member of the Radio and Space Plasma Physics research group.
As well as these research interests, Prof Milan teaches undergraduate courses, including fields such as oscillations, waves, and space plasma physics. He demonstrates in the undergraduate laboratory, and supervises research projects in a range of fields.
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He is an astronomer working in the area of galaxy formation, with a specific interest in observations at infrared wavelengths and from the most luminous galaxies that are powered by intense bursts of star formation or active galactic nuclei. He is a team member on the NASA WISE all-sky infrared survey explorer. He is a member of the X-Ray and Observational Astronomy research group at the University, and is currently teaching in relativity and optics.
Dr Richard Ambrosi is the Postgraduate Admissions tutor for the Department's MSc in Space Exploration Systems.
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Durham unemployment lowest since January 2009
The unemployment rate in Durham County fell in August to 6.6 percent, the lowest the county has seen since January of 2009.
That's according to preliminary data from the N.C. Department of Commerce's Labor and Economic Analysis Division adjusted for seasonal fluctuations in the job market by the East Carolina University's Bureau of Business Research.
The county's rate was down compared with July's seasonally adjusted rate of 7.2 percent and the rate of 7.7 percent seen in August of last year.
In Orange County, the seasonally adjusted rate was down to 5.3 percent, Chatham's was down to 5.5 percent and Person's was down to 8.7 percent.
The Durham-Chapel Hill metro area, which includes those four counties, saw its seasonally adjusted rate drop to 6.3 percent compared with July's 6.8 percent and with August 2012's 7.8 percent.
Employment grew by 2,079 workers for a total of 256,686 people in the metropolitan statistical area from July to August, according to the seasonally adjusted data, and by 2,671 year over year. The total number of unemployed people fell by 1,325 to 17,125, and by 3,254 year over year.
James W. Kleckley, director of the East Carolina University Bureau of Business Research, said in an email that the improvement seems to be in the state's larger, more urban, regions such as the Triangle, Triad, Charlotte and around Wilmington and Fayetteville.
"These are the type of numbers that we would like to see on a regular basis," he said. "Remember, this is only one month of data. I would be really happy to see these changes … several months in a row."
Ted Conner, vice president for economic development and community sustainability for the Greater Durham Chamber of Commerce, was skeptical of the employment gains reported for Durham County in the one-month period.
According to the seasonally adjusted data, the county saw its employment total increase by 1,244 workers to 136,665 people and by 1,374 workers year over year. Meanwhile, its unemployment total decreased by 855 people to land at 9,606 compared with July, and by 1,699 compared with August of last year.
"I'm not sure that we saw a magnitude or scale of this change," Conner said of the employment gains.
However, he said it's still a sign of progress.
"I wish every month were of this magnitude, but time will tell," he said.


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What is the dosage range for a recreational dose of codeine? Just wondering because we will be going into Canada next week on family vacation. Thanks!
What is the dosage range for a recreational dose of codeine? Just wondering because we will be going into Canada next week on family vacation. Thanks!
You know it all depends on one's tolerance. Nobody can really answer this question for you without knowing what your tolerance is like.
But, if you don't have a tolerance to opiates, and a couple 5/500 Vicodins can get you feeling good, I'd say 60-90mg of codeine will work well.
I have this mental conversion chart I've collected over the years just from my personal experience. I remember back when I could get high from 10mg of Hyrdocodone, 2-3 Tylenol 3's would have me feeling a nice buzz.
I don't have access to any opiates so my tolerance should be low. I plan to buy 8mg codeine tablets in Canada and do a CWE. So, based I what you say 10 tablets would be a good start.
Yeah, that should have you feeling pretty good. I'm sure there are people here that would suggest you start lower but, trust me, 80mg of codeine isn't going to hurt ya'.
Remember too, that you're going to be getting the caffeine with an H2O extraction on those Canadian 222's. In my experience, the codeine counteracts the stimulating effects of caffeine so it isn't much of an issue.
after a few days they really cancel each other out pretty much.
It would only be 150 mg of caffeine. I can handle a couple cups of coffee.
I also heard of a caffeine extraction on this site. If I remember correctly the caffeine will precipitate out of the water in water that is 88 degrees.
I think what was said is that water at 88 deg. can hold A lot more codeine than caffeine in solution. So, if you dissolve as much powdered 222 as possible, the liquid will contain much more codeine then caffeine or APAP.
i need at least 4- T3's to get a buzz--when clean--i think thats 120mg codiene--correct me if i'm wrong
So that would be 15 and I don't want to waste them since I will never get them again. How many come in a bottle? I think somebody said 200 and you can legally bring 2 bottles back into the states. That would be 400 * 8 mg = 3200 mg / 100mg = 32 doses. That's enough to get hooked I bet.
This is correct, temperature and volume are key in minimizing the amount of caffeine dizzolved in the water, there is a way to extract the caffeine using lighter fluid or nafta gas, but you need to be somewhat of a chemist. Not really worth messing with for a little extra codeine.
If you UTSE you can find the exact numbers as to how much water to use and at what temperatures to capture maximum codeine with minimum caffeine.
Disclaimer: YMMV: I've never got anything out of T3's myself. I could pop 8 of those MF'ers, and feel nothing. (But that was with a Hydrocodone dependence, but only about 4-6 Norc's a day.)
How much codeine is dangerous for someone who has low tolerance?
From WIKI:
"The recreational dose of codeine is between 60 mg and 400 mg; the liver cannot metabolize any more than that amount at once. This is also the reason for which the entire dose should be taken at one time and at least two hours allowed between doses."
Another way to get most of the caffeine out is to use the syringe method of cwe, it;s in the codeine section of the site, a lot easier than trying to get to an exact temp.
"too many doses and i'm starting to get an attraction" avenged sevenfold
If you can't beat them, arrange to have them beaten.
Violence is rarely the solution, but when it is, it is the only solution.
If it's worth shooting, it's worth shooting twice.
I take 90 mg codeine recreationally once a week, then if I get really bad headache, or back ache or depression I'll take 60 mg codeine. 4 hours after the first dose I'll usually take a booster dosage of 60 mg codeine. But I really don't like taking it more then once a week, or my recreational dose isn't as good.
I've been doing this since late last year, and I've kind of got used to my 90 mg dose, but the past 3 times I've taken it, I had 5 mL Nigella sativa seed oil first. And although it gives me minor nausea, it boosts the codeine to the point that I feel completely satisfied with 90 mg codeine again.
Just got back from Niagra Falls and came back with 2 bottles of 200 aac's. Ok, so I took 15 aac's CWE works out to 120 mg codeine. It gave mild euphoria. I was expecting more since this was my first opiate experience. Next I'll try 200 mg CWE of course.
Any suggestions? Or should I just buy some pods?
I needed 180 mg with no tolerance to get a buzz close to 20 mg hydrocodone.
I think hydro's underrated a little on this board. Yes, it's weakish, but much stronger than codeine - about equal to oral morphine (NOT even close to IV morph). It feels more euphoric than oral morphine too. It's more arousing, although definitely sedating at the same time. Think oxy. They're similar. One of the main problems with hydro is it only comes in crappy apap/ibu mixes in low mg amounts. I think something like HydroContin or HydroIR would be decent.
Well that was a tangent I just think hydro is bullied a little here.
What, is there a pharmacy down there? -- Mia to Babi in Golden Sun while retrieving his Lemurian draught in Altmiller Cave
To be honest,if I was you I'd get into making films or music or whatever floats your boat maybe smoke some weed.Think long and hard about getting into opiates.
I yam what I yam-Popeye.
And withdrawal is more miserable than I ever could have imagined.
What, is there a pharmacy down there? -- Mia to Babi in Golden Sun while retrieving his Lemurian draught in Altmiller Cave


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i reckon nintendo could easily block hacking but they dont want to make us sad. internet sites like here and GBATemp have a suprising amount of influence over ninty.
well i assume they would if they looked at them. and i assume they would have to do that to block hacking.
many people die because of assumptions
for example
a pedestrian assumed that the road was clear. 3 seconds later, he's dead.
also, 1+x=1, i assume x=0... an eon later, i am still right (and alive)(well, except if i m really old)
it s called logic
Damn, waninkoko's gone D:, seriously what is it with everyone stopping their work on the respective scenes lately, there just giving the companies rights to stamp all over our asses -.-, it's ANNOYING. But meh he done good for us c:, also on that logic crap, logic sometimes fails. Look at spock, he's a failure of logic yet he still kicks ass.
Wow..Suppose he is cracking something uncrackable? There are satellitecardsthey say can't be cracked. Hope he is working on that!!
ps3? i hope no one does so no one supports sony. god they suck.
Damm right Sony suck I've never liked the controllers and I've always hated the ingenious naming of the consoles.
hey that sucks. everything before psp and the ps3 were good. i like te controllers. i still have my good old ps2 on a shelf behind me
damn there were some brilliant games for ps2.


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School 'correct' to suspend head teacher
Posted: September 05, 2012|
An investigation into the headteacher of the Scilly Isles' only school has revealed "serious issues" of financial irregularities and "inappropriate content" on his laptop, according to a council statement.
A leading Scillonian councillor yesterday commented on evidence he had seen by auditors in a report about Five Islands School regarding former headteacher Bryce Wilby.
David Pearson, lead member for children's' services at the unitary authority, said he had seen information gathered by the auditors appointed to go through the school records and Mr Wilby's affairs there. He said that the "evidence justifies the suspension from duty of the former headmaster" and that he was convinced the actions of those concerned were correct.
However, his surprising statement will be interpreted by many as an attempt by the council to recapture the moral high ground after weeks of bad publicity.
Mr Pearson, who along with the director Penny Penn-Howard, is responsible on a statutory basis for the welfare of children on the Islands, said he just wanted the community to heal after a tumultuous summer.
"I believe it will now help the whole community and in particular the school, for me to clarify, that I have seen the evidence provided by the Auditors from the school," he said.
"The evidence justifies the suspension from duty of the former headmaster, Bryce Wilby, and the beginning of a full investigation."
Mr Pearson said he was briefed by the Director, ahead of her presenting the information to governors on May 18 "which led to their decision to suspend Mr Wilby.
"I agreed with her actions and that the Governors' decision was correct in the circumstances to ensure any investigation was not impeded." He went on to hint at the manner of what investigators have found.
"Serious issues have been raised in terms of financial irregularities and the presence of inappropriate content on the school computer which was solely used by Mr Wilby.
"The work of the auditors continues and it is intended that a report will be presented to Full Council at the end of September.
"I believe that this report will give the community the fullest information possible in legal terms and allow any rifts which have been caused in our community to heal.
"As this is the first day of the new school year, I would also wish to assure school staff that I take seriously their concerns on the mismanagement within the school and will ensure that they receive the continuing professional support of our partners and independent expertise where required.
"Their professionalism and commitment towards the education of our islands' children is greatly valued."
Mr Wilby was suspended on May 18 and subsequently resigned from his post.
Two separate investigations were ordered; one into his management of the school and a second into his leadership after it emerged the majority of staff had signed a vote of no confidence in him.
However, the normally peaceful community has been split by events at the school.
Some have suggested the action against Mr Wilby was motivated by a desire to stop him from taking the school to academy status – however this has been strongly denied by Peter Lawrence-Roberts, council director of finance.
Last week the Western Morning News revealed the contents of an email which showed chief executive Phillip Hygate had been discussing Mr Wilby's suspension in the days beforehand.
The WMN was unable to contact either Mr Wilby or his union representative.


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Question:New ATT Price Plan for the New 4G iPhone
Someone please help me! I just took last months Data Usage from my ATT Bill and did the conversion from MG to GB to see where I would be in the new pricing plan. ATT says that anything over 2GB would be considered Overage and charged a per mg fee with the largest allowance of 2GB per month. Well five of us got together who feel we are general users of iphone (totally integrated with work & personal) and the AVERAGE GB use was over 1000GB per month.
Question: HOW involved or influential is APPLE in ATTs 4G pricing package? Those of us (true Apple addicts) who essentially purchase everything apple/mac were just priced OUT of the new 4G phone option. What other options do the loyal customers have to reduce cost or keep current in the monthly data plan.
This is a HUGE concern. The new ATT 4G Pricing plan puts users back to the mid 80s with fear of $700 a month phone bills again. This is not COOL and frankly has caused me to start investigating other phones and carriers.
Please tell me there is a REAL Solution!!
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Over 6,000 animals died at Pima County Animal Care Center in 2013. This number could potentially be cut in half if rescues and foster homes were able to help.
Rescue groups are formed within our community to save these animals off "death-row" and to bring them into safety. To be able to do this effectively, rescues depend on "foster homes" during the transition from shelter animal to rescue animal to family animal.
The SAFeR Lifeline represents a critical link to enabling rescues to increase their number of animals that are saved, by connecting volunteers from the community as temporary "safe-houses" for these animals.
No Kill Pima County is a grass roots, community group of individuals dedicated to saving the healthy, treatable and re-habitable homeless pets and feral cats in Pima County.
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