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Road Trip 2015: The second half of a two-part series about Vietnam's startup scene takes a deeper look at some rare success stories and how the country is fostering -- and hindering -- its homegrown tech community.
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Road Trip 2015: The first in a two-part series on Vietnam's startup scene and how the government is trying to rev up investment and interest in businesses that hope to be the next viral hit.
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Courant ex-blogger seeks legal counselThe Hartford Courant's Denis Horgan, who was ordered to shut his independent Weblog by the paper, is talking to a lawyer about legal action and hopes the threat of a lawsuit will get the paper to allow him to blog again. "I think I'm going to win this," he told OJR's Mark Glaser. "Hopefully cooler heads will prevail, and the law will prevail. I have no demands. I want no apologies. I just want to be left alone, so I can come into my family room and type away at my keyboard every night."
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I run a construction site on Prospect Park West. For months we have ordered every day for a number of workers for lunch. A large dollar amount of business for this restaurant. For Months!!! On Friday there was a misunderstanding with the delivery and this restaurant declared that they would never deliver here again. An attempt was made to call and explain but to no avail. We tried again today to request a delivery and were turned down. This restaurant has made many mistakes in our deliveries over time. We overlooked these errors as part of slight mix ups when many people are placing orders at one time. The owners/managers of this restaurant should be ashamed of themselves for these actions and turning away good continuous business due to one mix up is absurd. We are boycotting this establishment from now on. There are many other fine choices for ethnic food in the area, and we will be steering our business there
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Call now and you will probably be eating in 12 minutes; no joke - they are 6 blocks from me and it's never more than 15 min regardless of what I order. The food is consistently decent, fresh, and well prepared. The staff is very friendly and efficient (they keep your address on file so it pops up when you call). If you happen to pick up from the storefront, you can see that their kitchen is immaculately clean. These guys get it right and they deserve my repeat business.
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I order from Food Lin more often than I'd like to admit. These guys are fast and always friendly. The food is pretty good, fresh and consistent. A perfect choice for inexpensive takeout. I always know what I'm getting and it will be there quickly. I've only picked up my food a handful of times and the space looks super clean too.
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This is top of the line delivery. Great food always fresh an tasty. Great service very friendly and fast.
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Came here expecting something great based on the other reviews on this site but was seriously disappointed. Cold sesame noodles were extremely heavy and greasy, and sesame sauce tasted suspiciously like a cheap stick of butter. Hot and spicy shrimp was mild at best, and while the shrimp was not offensive, it was certainly not fresh either. Dish was also almost entirely comprised of mediocre "filler" vegetables (onion, green pepper) with only a few shrimp thrown in.
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Ever. Ingredients always taste fresh, and the food doesn't seem as heavy and saucy as other Chinese places. Chicken Chow Fun is my fav. Delivery is always fast. I am moving away from Park Slope, and I am so bummed to lose this place! Do it.
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This is by far the best Chinese take out food I've come across in all of NYC. From their previous location across the street to now, this place has been top notch. Extremely friendly staff from the cashier to the delivery man. Oh, and their Plain Lo Mein is ridiculously addictive. The food is far above "take out" standards.


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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - New statistics show Oklahoma has one the
highest percentage of people behind bars. Data released this week by the US Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics show that 62,100 people are in the corrections system in Oklahoma.
The correctional population includes people in prison and jail
as well as those on probation and parole. The state's percentage of the correctional population incarcerated is 47.9 percent.
The national average is 30.2 percent. Oklahoma's correctional population includes 29,700 people in prison, 28,326 on probation and 4,047 on parole.
The nation's combined federal, state and local adult correctional population reached 6.9 million men and women.
The number of people in Oklahoma's correctional population has slightly increased in the past four to five years, while the number of probationers has fallen and the number of those on parole has
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Green Office Program Mentioned in Article on University Efforts to Improve Staff Sustainability
Pomona College's Green Office program is featured in "Green Offices: Setting a Standard," an article on UniversityBusiness.com. The article notes that Bowen Close, Pomona's assistant director of facilities and campus services for sustainability, saw an initial involvement by people who were already interested in improving their environmental impact, but as the program has progressed, "Close is beginning to notice a new phase—people who previously weren't that interested in sustainability wanting to do their part because it's a priority and commitment of the institution."
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Larisa Crowder, who won the Aiken County Spelling Bee last year, will again advance to the Regional Bee representing Aiken as well as Aiken homeschoolers. This year Aiken County will send at least two students to the Scripps Regional Spelling Bee, as the Aiken County Public School champion will also advance to the Regional. In previous years, public, private and homeschoolers in Aiken County competed together to determine who would advance. The Regional Bee will be held in March in Augusta, and the winner of that bee will advance to the Nationals in Washington, D.C.
Crowder's victory was her third straight in spelling bees organized by Aiken Area Home Educators (AAHE). However, as an eighth grader, it is her last year to compete in spelling bees associated with the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Nathan McFall, a sixth-grader, finished second in the AAHE Bee for the second year in a row. AAHE also held a spelling bee for second- through fourth-graders, and Rhett Tuemler was this year's winner of that contest. Linda Anderson, the coordinator of the AAHE spelling bee was very excited about the contest and the hard work of the students who prepared for it.
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The West Texas Rehabilitation Center's Round-Up for Rehab events in Sweetwater were again a big success. The Shrimp Peel/Auction and the sale at Sweetwater Cattle Auction this year raised over $33,000 according to Dan Huggins, Director of Donor Relations at the West Texas Rehab Center. Huggins said "We truly appreciate the support of the Sweetwater community. Once again, everyone, including many businesses and individuals, came through in a special way for our patients and our organization, we cannot do what we do without you."
Conditions are expected mild and breezy this Wednesday morning ahead of a strong cold front which will move through during the early afternoon hours. Expect highs today in the lower 70s before the front works into the area shortly after noon.
Winds will shift from the south to the northwest at 20-30 miles per hour. A Wind Advisory is in effect for portions of the area from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. this evening.
Winds will subside a bit overnight, as high pressure builds into the area. Expect clear skies and lows in the low to mid 30s.
The Nolan County Farm Service Agency (FSA) will have a sign-up for Emergency Conservation Program (ECP) that began on Oct. 17, 2011 and will continue through Nov. 16, 2011.
Producers that had fences damaged or destroyed due to wildfires may be eligible for cost-share assistance to rebuild or repair their fences. ECP payments are subject to FSA eligibility regulations and funding availability.
For more information or to make an appointment to sign-up, please call your local Farm Service Agency at 325-235-8693.
The Sweetwater Police Department (SPD) received 45 calls for service, issued no citations and made no arrests on Oct. 31, 2011.
The SPD received 23, 911 calls.
Calls for service:
• Information only — 1000 block of W. Third.
• Criminal mischief — 500 block of Orange Street.
Arrested by SPD:
• Kori Southern, 33 — Public intoxication.
The Nolan County Sheriff's Office (NCSO) had 10 calls for service, served two civil papers and made one arrest on Oct. 31, 2011.
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A private service for Glenn W. McDowell, 70, of Pittsburg will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011, at Calvary Chapel in Mt. Pleasant. Burial will follow at Nevills Chapel Cemetery in Mt. Pleasant under the direction of Bates-Cooper-Sloan Funeral Home in Mt. Pleasant.
McDowell died Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011, in Longview.
He was born Nov. 30, 1940, in Mulberry. He was a metal trades teacher. He had received his Bachelor's of Education degree and had also been a machinist at Campbell's Soup in Paris, Texas and a truck driver.
Sweetwater JV White and Red have open dates (seasons completed).
Roscoe junior high hosts Rotan 8th grade, 5 p.m.
Roscoe JV hosts Rotan JV, 6:30 p.m.
Highland junior high at Hermleigh, 6 p.m.
Highland JV has an open date.
Blackwell junior high at Panther Creek, 6 p.m.
Sweetwater varsity hosts Big Spring, 4 p.m.
Sweetwater varsity has open date (season is completed).
Roscoe varsity at Rotan, 7:30 p.m.
Highland varsity hosts Hermleigh, 7:30 p.m.
Blackwell varsity hosts Panther Creek, 7:30 p.m.
Luis Gaxiola has been named as the Football Player of the Week for Sweetwater. Gaxiola, a 6-0, 170-pound junior defensive end, had nine solo tackles, including one for a loss, plus one sack and one quarterback pressure, and also assisted on five tackles in Sweetwater's 27-14 loss to Brownwood.
First Downs — 169; Rushes-yards — 406-1709; Passing yards — 1115; Total yards — 2824 (282.4 avg.); Passing — 89-165-11; Fumbles-Lost — 25-11; Penalties-Yards — 70-549; Points scored — 187 (18.7 avg.).
First Downs — 136; Rushes-yards — 315-1535; Passing yards — 1194; Total yards — 2729 (272.9 avg.); Passing — 99-191-7; Fumbles-Lost 15-3; Penalties-Yards — 71-597; Points allowed — 203 (20.3 avg.).
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20. Maddie Howard 14:36
22. Morgan Browning 15:28
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2. Sierra Allen 13:29.06
3. Lora Stewart 13:32.94
4. Madison Moseley 13.34.62
7. Beth Richburg 14:02.97
9. Sabrina Romero 14:11.47
11. Taylor Hammond 14:12.43
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Staff Bid Farewell to Director
Jay Hakes, Director of the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum, will be stepping down at the end of July after serving in the position for thirteen years. A press release sent out in May details Hakes' departure and career in government. Hakes' departure from the Library and Museum marks the wrap-up of a long public […]
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New Exhibit: The American President
There is a new exhibit at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum and we invite you to come visit us! Ever since Zachary Taylor and the Whig Party won the White House more than 150 years ago, AP reporters and photographers have been the dominant source of presidential news for media across the U.S. […]
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April Happenings at the Carter Library & Museum
After a bit of a blogging hiatus, I'm happy to be back with some announcements regarding events still on the horizon for April. If you're in or near the Atlanta area in April, please be sure to check out the remainder of this month's events at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum. "Destination Station" […]
Posted by Brittany on April 19, 2013, under Events.
Exhibit: Patriotic Expressions
Our latest rotating exhibit, "Patriot Expressions: Ulysses Davis' Presidents from The Beach Institute and Works from the Carter Library" is still on display at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum and will be through Sunday, April 21, 2013. Viewing the exhibit is free with paid admission to the Museum Ulysses Davis was a barber […]
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Springing Forward
For anyone thinking of visiting the Jimmy Carter Museum this weekend, staff would like to remind all that Daylight Saving Time (United States) starts on Sunday, March 10th at 2:00 am. We are ready to SPRING forward! (How about you?) On December 15, 1973, President Nixon gave a Statement on Signing the Emergency Daylight Saving […]
Posted by Brittany on March 8, 2013, under Archives, Museum.
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Cotton shift dress with rounded neckline. Bottom hem is pleated with multicolor patterned design going all the way around. Light pleating around neckline. Elastic around upper back opening. Straps can be adjusted to be normal or crisscross, with button attachment at back of dress.
**Special Note: The ivory color way of this dress should also have a pleated bottom, as shown for the rum raisin color way.
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Rated 2 out of 5Â by serendipity2319 Cute but no I tried this on and I'm 5'4", 125 lbs, and this dress was practically to my knees which made me feel like I was wearing a sack. Design is cute, I actually loved the pleats and the details. I tried a size small and it was huge on me. I bailed- it didn't look anything like it does on this model. 8.16.2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by car0lmel didn't love it it looked great online but i didnt like the material at all. im about 5'6 and 100 lbs and it was so baggy. 4.13.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by marissarose A must have This is my favorite dress by far this summer! I got the ivory color (I didn't get it on the website) and the bottom of it looks a lot more like the purple colored one but I think its way cuter that way. I got a small (am usually a x-small) because they didn't have any x-smalls..now I am sure it wouldnt be a problem if I just got the right size but wanted this dress so badly I just went ahead and got the small...but anyways it doesn't fit right for ME..the back is too big for me but I just fix it with a safety pin..now like I said it wouldnt be a problem if I just got the right size but I do not mind it at all. Perfect summer dress...also perfect if your going to the beach. 7.14.2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Ashleex Disappointed I have an athletic body, medium sized bust, and normally wear a size small in FP. I purchased this dress and after immediately trying it on, it looked horrible. It was loose in every spot and looks different on the model then in person. It was much longer and was unflattering. Not only did it run big, the stitching on the bottom was ripped slightly in the front when I got it in the mail. For such a high quality, expensive store, that shouldn't happen. VERY disappointing. 12.6.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Cheri44 I like this dress I agree with the reviews, unless this model is 7 ft, the dress does not fit like that. (Almost comes to my knees, and I am 5.6. and yes it has a different seam, (not shown) but I still really like it. It fits loose, it is nice and light, a perfect throw-on dress for summery weekends. Very comfortable, still unique and a really good price. 11.19.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Nicholep Two different dresses? I'm very confused. I just ordered a smaller size after trying on a medium at an FP store and the white dress pictured on the model is way shorter and is missing the pleats that I liked on the store version. The dress I tried on looks like the darker dress pictured. Are there two versions of this dress? I hope the correct one arrives in the mail! 8.18.2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by hannah13banana LOVE. SO. MUCH. Its a very youthful silhouette like many shifts can be. Its absolutely lovely in person. The pleats at the bottom are the perfect detail. The ivory is non-sheer enough that i don't have to wear a bra and nude underwear should work well on the bottom. I'm 5'7 and always an XS and the XS is a great length. It makes your legs look so good. Maybe try it on before you buy it since it got such bad reviews...? It looks just like the picture except for the pleats, which FP has kindly left a note about. The pattern on the bottom is really pretty, too. Overall, a total hit. Great job FP! 7.12.2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by ag372 minor adjustments needed I fell in love with the dress when I first saw it online. However, when I got it I was a bit disappointed. I wasn't expecting the bottom of the dress to be pleated since it wasn't in the picture of the white one (the one I ordered). It's a bit long and loose on the sides for my liking but then again I am 5'2". I'm still ticked off by the pleating at the bottom and want to find out if I can remove it somehow but I think I'll keep the dress. p.s. dear photographer of free people, PLEASE photograph the dress the way it actually is instead of nearly changing the entire design so it's more appealing. p.p.s dear designers of free people apparel, If my simple request above cannot be fulfilled, please remove pleats. respectfully, ag372 5.9.2012
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Stanford Students Lead Classes in San Quentin Prison
The Stanford Prison Forum, a student-run interdisciplinary workshop supported by the Criminal Justice Center, has been involved in teaching classes for inmates at San Quentin. The group's work is featured in the following news story written by Adam Gorlick of Stanford University News. Executive Director of the Criminal Justice Center Debbie Mukamal is also quoted in the article:
Trying to get a better understanding of California prisons, 10 Stanford students are teaching and learning with a group of 20 inmates at San Quentin. They're covering topics ranging from the history and culture of the state's prisons to the relevance of Franz Kafka's writings in the context of America's penal system.
When Philip Senegal considers the 21 years and seven months he's served in San Quentin since his murder conviction, he can't help but think his time behind bars will one day come to an end. Although his parole was recently denied, he's banking on another shot at freedom in seven years – the next time he'll be allowed to make his case to the parole board.
So he had a keen interest in the class he was taking on a recent Sunday – a discussion led by Stanford students on parole policies. Eager to talk about how state and federal judges have weighed in on the issue, he also wanted the students to walk away with an understanding of his personal experience.
Getting that inside perspective is at the heart of the Stanford Prison Forum, an interdisciplinary workshop organized by Stanford Law School students Sara Mayeux and Maggie Filler and supported by the Criminal Justice Center and the vice provost for graduate education.
"Studying with prisoners will undoubtedly shape how the Stanford students think about issues like our criminal justice system, race and poverty," said Debbie Mukamal, executive director of the Criminal Justice Center. "And experience shows that higher education transforms the lives of prisoners both while they're incarcerated and when they get released."


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Discussion in 'Politics' started by Kanye West, Nov 8, 2012.
White people problems
Fucking retards can't even count. And what do they have to say about the 2000 presidential election?
Photoshop Schmoopy in there.
You mean like the democrats that voted Jesse Jackson Jr into congress on Tuesday? Mind you while he is being investigated for misusing campaign funds AND while he has been in a mental hospital for the past six months.
By the way, just came on the news two minutes ago, he is working on a plea deal for the misusing of campaign funds and h this still isn't counting the investigation that he was going to buy Obama's senate seat.
Sounds like democrats are misguided retards. Mind you, you fucking idiots voted in an unknown candidate as president, forget anything you want to say about McCain, you voted him as your candidate over Hilary and other possible candidates, then while he has been a dismal president at best you misguided retards voted him back in.
Also popeye, I have no doubt in my mind I am smarter than you. Just saying.
Kanye West wants to be white so bad
BREAKING NEWS: Most Americans are idiots. That's why Jay Leno has been doing "Jaywalking" for 25 years.
Melt harder.
isnt this the same rap as 4 years ago? fucking retards
Are you asking to get banned with that avatar?
is that grounds for banning?
It could get you a crossbar stay for sure.
See rule #5
He likes to pretend he is educated with a good job. Posts like this proves he's neither as much as when he posted that picture of his sketcher shoes on a cheap home computer and claimed he was at the office.
So why are telling me this dumbass? It's pretty much what I was saying.
Notice my post was in in response?


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This morning, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden announced the winner of the 17th annual Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest:
East 25th Stret, between Clarendon Road and Avenue D, in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn, (pictured here) is the first place winner!
"We tried for 100 percent participation," said Hazel Deane, who has lived on East 25th Street for 37 years and is chairperson of the block's gardening club. "With 56 homes on the block, that's a challenge. This year we had the most participation ever."
The block was chosen for its fine use of native plants and careful attention to the street's tree beds, as well as the block's adoption of a vacant building, where the block's neighbors have created a vegetable garden. The block has a distinguished history in the contest, having won first place in 2004 and 2006.
"Above all, the sense of design on this block, the gorgeous colors, and careful arrangement of textures in containers, is just breathtaking. It was far and above the most beautiful block in the contest due to their gardening and their amazing collective effort," said Robin Simmen, director of GreenBridge, the community garden arm of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, which oversees the contest.


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Solar energy entrepreneurs are pioneering new models for democratizing power
One solution that would circumvent the property-owning restrictions is allowing people to subscribe to solar gardens and other renewable energy facilities in their area and receive the same credit on their utility bill for their share of energy delivered to the grid. Decoupling where energy is made from who is able to buy it "allows everyone to participate, it makes it so it doesn't matter if you are rich or poor, the only thing that matters that you have a utility bill," said Tom Price of CleanPath, a solar project investment firm.
California Senate Bill 843, introduced by Sen. Lois Wolk (D-Davis) and coauthored by Price, attempted to create the legal framework for this kind of virtual transaction. Over the summer, it died in the Assembly Committee on Utilities and Commerce as result of late session lobbying by Pacific Gas & Electric and Southern California Edison. Notably, the state's other largest utility, San Diego Gas and Electric, supported SB843. Also supporting the bill was a wide and diverse coalition ranging from the US Department of Defense to the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights. Wolk plans to reintroduce SB843 in the next legislative session.
Price and other supporters see the bill's eventual passage as inevitability: "In an age when so many transaction are virtual [and] we can put so many parts of our lives in the cloud, why can't we put energy in the cloud and let people virtually subscribe to it? From the grid's perspective, there is no difference."
Democratizing the green energy industry is about allowing everyone to participate easily, but it is also about empowering those who are typically left out of the conversation.
Low-income and marginalized communities are often the ones most impacted by the environmental and health effects of burning fossils fuels. As the green energy revolution expands, those same communities will potentially be last in line to benefit from or exert influence over the transformation.
Considering that solar can be small scale and still financially sound in the long term, "there is an opportunity to rebuild the energy infrastructure...from the grassroots," said Shiva Patel who co-founded Energy Solidarity Cooperative. Patel and his partner Dave Ron want to set up multi-stakeholder cooperatives that promote ownership and decision-making by consumers.
In a low-income neighborhood, residents are most likely tenants with little leverage and no eligibility for California's renewable energy incentives. The cooperative model suggests residents can pool space, financial resources, and labor to become players in small-scale power production.
Normally, consumers considered downstream along the energy supply chain do not have the financial or political means to make decisions about the energy their communities use. "We are flipping that on its head," said Ron "We want those people to be upstream. We are taking a very horizontal approach."
The nuts and bolts of the coop's structure may be new, but the distinction between those who own and control the community power project and those who finance it is important. There are three types of members in the cooperative: consumers, workers, and community investors. The consumers initiate the community power project and then maintain ownership of it. They contribute labor and money toward the project according to their ability. The workers are a group of energy experts organized into a collective that provide support and advice for the project. Decisions about the coop and its projects are left to the consumers and workers. Community investors are drawn to the project by crowd funding, but financial support does not buy them a decision making role. Once the upfront costs of the project are paid back to the community investors, consumers can keep the revenue or use it to foster more community power projects.
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Walsh defeated visiting Lake Erie College in a clean 9-0 shutout at the Klekotka Tennis Complex Wednesday afternoon. The Cavaliers (13-5) were immediate control as the Storm (0-16) were forced to concede three points because of not having enough players.
Shellie Webster (Jr., Lexington, OH/HS) and Alisha Angle (Fr., Lexington, OH/HS) both increased their current singles winning streaks to four as both defeated their opponents by identical scores of 6-1, 6-1. Kayla Shaheen (Jr., Canton, OH/Central Catholic) won in third singles 6-1, 6-1, and Rebeka Beresh (Sr., North Canton, OH/St. Thomas Aquinas) won fourth singles 6-3, 6-3. Fifth and sixth singles were awarded to Walsh via forfeit.
In doubles action, Shaheen and Allison St. George (Jr., Boardman, OH/Cardinal Mooney) won 8-1 in the first slot. Jaclyn DiDomenico (So., Canfield, OH/Cardinal Mooney) and Abigail Svetlak (Fr., Canton, OH/Central Catholic) won at second doubles by the same score. Third doubles were given to Walsh by forfeit.
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CCTV images of a gang involved in a raft of alcohol thefts at a Burton supermarket have been released in an effort to trace them.
Staffordshire Police and bosses at Sainsbury's, in Union Street, took the unusual step of distributing the images in a bid to put an end to the problem.
The gang have been spotted on several occasions trying to put into action a plan that involves one person acting as a lookout and others filling their trolley with alcohol and attempting to flee the store.
A spokesman for Staffordshire Police told the Mail: "Officers from the East Staffordshire local policing team have issued CCTV images of four men they want to speak to in connection with a theft and attempted theft from Sainsbury's, in Burton.
"At around 5pm on Thursday, July 3, three men entered Sainsbury's, in Union Street.
" Two of the men went to the alcohol section.
"They selected a large quantity of alcohol and placed it inside bags in a trolley.
"The third man is believed to have been acting as a lookout.
"The men were stopped in the doorway after attempting to leave the store without offering payment.
"At 6.50pm on Wednesday, July 16, a similar incident occurred when three men entered the same store,.
"It is believed two of the men were involved in the previous incident.
"This time they left the store without paying for a large quantity of alcohol."
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Pregnant Kim Kardashian: On Her Way to Africa — Again! (PHOTO)
Kim Kardashian was literally in Africa less than a month ago, and now she's already headed back! The mama-to-be jetted off to Cote d'Ivoire in late January, and she even visited an African orphanage while she was there.
Now, Kim has hopped a flight to Nigeria, where she'll be co-hosting an R&B concert for Nigerian recording artist Darey. She even tweeted a photo of her travel-day style on February 15, writing, "On my way to Nigeria! Can't wait!"
Dang, Kim even gets all glammed up to travel on a plane. We usually skip the makeup altogether, cover our face with a sweatshirt hood, and try to lose ourselves in our iPods. But Kimmy's gone all-out: glam hair, gorgeous eye makeup, and a perfectly pouty nude lip.
We just sit curled up in our seat, zoning out as we look over the ocean. Kim could practically be ready for a photoshoot!
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King of the Hill: 24 Hour Propane People
(S10E12) Being a heterosexual male with the ability to use my eyes, I can certainly understand the desire to kick back at the occasional strip club now and again, but I've never understood men who go to these places all the time. They're fun once in a while, but I would think frequenting them every day would cause the novelty to wear off pretty quickly. That doesn't seem to be the case for Mr. Strickland, who has spent every morning of his life kicking back at his favorite strip joint and enjoying the free buffet. In the beginning of last night's episode, after fuming over the lack of free food, he's banned from the strip club indefinitely.
The episode could have easily been turned into one about a dirty old man upset about not being able to ogle chicks before work every morning, but it was really more about Strickland's endless struggle to remain young and vibrant, at least in his own mind. He has no desire to be the real "boss" of Strickland Propane, he delegates that responsibility to Hank. What he does want is to be the crazy guy who swipes money from the cash register to use at the strip club each morning. Since he can't even do that anymore, he decides to make Strickland Propane more "fun," turning it into "Strickland Propanerie" and having his workers dress in Hawaiian shirts and bunny ears. Unfortunately, this means no work ever gets done and they end up having to work overtime. Hank eventually smooths things over with the owner of the strip club, and Mr. Strickland is allowed back, as long as both parties understand the other one isn't apologizing.
Another great episode, I thought, and another example of how Hank really is the one in charge at Strickland, despite his title. While having a boss who steals from the till and doesn't show up to work most mornings might spell disaster for some businesses, Hank has learned to make the situation work out for everybody. Like most places of business, the man supposedly "in charge" is the one with the least amount of knowledge about what's really going on.
Oh yeah, and the Peggy and Bobby side story, in which Peggy uses her press pass to get free things, had some great moments, too. I loved that Peggy found it necessary to come up with more than one way of saying "potato" in her newspaper article. She already used "tuber" twice, after all.


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Finance and Technology Veteran Brings Corporate Governance Expertise to Premier Open Data Services Provider
San Francisco, Calif. — February 4, 2014 — GoGrid, the leader in Open Data Services (ODS), today announced the appointment of Jeff Kuhn to serve as chairman of its Board of Directors. Kuhn is a Co-Founder and the Managing Partner of FLG Partners, a leading CFO services, consulting, and board advisory company in Silicon Valley. His deep expertise in helping companies identify and meet their business objectives will help GoGrid solidify its position as the leading provider of Big Data solutions.
"Jeff has an incredible understanding of how to manage and guide a wide range of technology companies, based on his background in providing CFO services and his active participation on several executive boards, especially as a member of the board of directors of the Silicon Valley Director's Exchange" said GoGrid CEO John Keagy. "I can think of no one better to lead our Board of Directors as GoGrid continues to spearhead the growth of Open Data Services."
Mr. Kuhn brings extensive experience to the role of Chairman of the Board, including nearly 40 years of operational, financial, and capital markets experience in investment banking, financial services, and technology companies. He has built particular expertise in the technology sector as CFO of and consultant to companies in the software, design services, electro-optical, and telecommunications sectors. In his role on its board of directors, Mr. Kuhn helped establish the Silicon Valley Director's Exchange as an independent organization that lets corporate directors and executives of the most important technology companies in the world to meet, learn, and interact. He also currently serves on the board of SVForum.
"Companies want access to the new technologies that will power the next generation of Big Data applications, and GoGrid's Open Data Services solutions are perfectly positioned to take advantage of this market opportunity," Mr. Kuhn said. "I look forward to working closely with the GoGrid team and contributing to the future direction and growth of the company as the ODS market continues to gain momentum."
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Now, I'm not the first person to think of this. I've seen at least three different versions of a Munny with a speaker in its head. Still, the only one I've seen in person was just one doll for mono sound and the driver was pretty worthless. I wanted mine to sound at least decent and I'd say I surpassed that.
Step 1: Get a Pair of Munnys and Drivers
Each Munny comes with a few random accessories. A big pencil, a cape, goggles, all sorts of stuff.
The drivers are Tang Band 3" Bamboo Cone Drivers and have an extended range of 105-20,000 Hz.
Step 2: Trace the circle
I then put this card onto the face of the Munny and traced out the circle.
Step 3: Heat 'im up!
Cutting is all about careful subtraction. I cut within my safe area quickly, but when I was getting close to my line I started whittling down the space with constant checks with the drivers and eyeballing it from the side to see where I needed to remove more vinyl next.
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Pregnant Kim Kardashian Flashes Her Butt in See-Through Dress (PHOTOS)
Another day, another Kardashian wardrobe malfunction. This time, it's pregnant Kim Kardashian giving photographers quite the eyeful as she enters her black SUV in New York City after doing some early morning press for her family's reality show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
On April 22, the mom-to-be stepped out a tight black dress that hugged her curves and definitely showed off her 7-month baby bump. However, what at first appeared to be a solid black dress turned out to be made of much more translucent material than we think anybody expected.
As Kim headed into her SUV, she had to crawl up and over the seat in order to get in. As always, photographers were following the reality star's every move — and they ended up with a very up close and personal look at Kim's derriere as she climbed into the vehicle.
With the harsh lights of the camera flash, it quickly became obvious that Kim wasn't wearing any underwear under her tight little LBD. Kim's butt crack is clearly visible. Oops.
This isn't the first time Kim Kardashian has been caught not wearing any panties. Back in October, photographers snapped the reality star out to dinner with her boyfriend Kanye West, and Kim's butt crack was clearly visible through the fabric of her translucent gray skirt.
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So on the front of the shirt it says: BIM
On the back it says: Or else I'll kill you.
hahaha.... I'm kidding.
So he's a dumbass.
"Believe in Miami" shirt while wearing a different team's hat.
and those friends of his, real classy guys. What happened to the good kid from that abilene christian school?
They are dressed like thug criminals, throwing up gang signs.
If I dress up like a police officer, should I get mad when people think I'm a police officer? stereotyping, just cause I'm dressed this way doesn't mean I'm a cop!
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2 Stanley Cups in his career here with the Devils and you are knocking him? Thank You Colin for a great career with our Red and Black and unlike other fans I appreciate all you have done for our team! It takes a good balance of players to win the cup and Colin was a integral part in those 2 Cups as was every other player on the roster! If not for his horrific eye injury we would not be having this conversation! I hope he stays apart of the organization as he is a class act! Thanks CW!
The fans who are calling for everyone's head should be fired!! Our team only missed the playoffs ONCE since 1987-88 season! They havent picked higher than the mid teens in all of that run either! We have been spoiled by having a contender YEAR IN & YEAR OUT!!! sooner or later low draft picking catches up to a club as well as age! I look forward to Lou rebuilding this team quickly by trading a lot of guys at the deadline for picks & for David Conte to work his usual magic but this time with higher picks! We have a fantastic core! A fantastic Owner who CARES, the BEST GM, and a great young coach. We have an amazing building & History just the name a few good traits! Just because our team is having an off year doesnt mean you should bash everyone! JMac has done well with what he has had to work with (injuries, & constant worrying about someone being traded all season to fit within the cap) I for one support my team win or LOSE!! All of you whiners should do the same!!! "Let's Go Devils"!!!!
Please Lou Trade Kovalchuk! it's too much of a coincedence since we acquired him last season! Our season has gone downhill!! Injuries are one thing but they were healthy last year in the playoffs! He is a jinx for this organization, I am so frustrated! I can't believe they have lost to the NY Islanders! and got shut out to boot! How many points has Kovalchuk gotten this season? How many goals? The rest of the players can't handle the fact that he gets paid twice as much as everyone else!!! DISGUSTING! Shutout by the NY ISLANDERS Congrats Devils you helped them break their 14 game losing streak! UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!!!!!!
Reality is starting to set in!!! We are really not a good team this year!!! How is it that they crushed the #1 team in the league just 2 games ago 5-0 but struggle to beat Calgary in a shootout and now losing to the Islanders 2-0????? I really am in shock!!! It's the ISLANDERS who have lost 14 straight! Give me a break!!!!
Kudo's to Hedburg for accepting blame for his actions!! His goaltending last night was absolutely horrible! I don't have a problem with Maclean scratching Kovalchuk if it was for a disciplinary reasons! He needs to show that nobody is above the "team" INCLUDING Kovalchuk! Coach Mac does need to get him back on the left wing as It is obviously not working the way it is going! Parise, Zajac, Langs, Kovalchuk, Arnott & Elias should be our top 2 lines! They could lose every game this season and I will still support them win or lose!! "Let's Go Devils"
Clarkson reminds me of McKay and I hope he has a long career wearing the Red & Black! He has grit and he can score!! Clarkie should be considered a core guy!
You are right Marty!! IT WILL HAPPEN ALL YEAR!! That line looked like 3 men against boys out there last night! Hard to believe that was their 1st game together as a line!! ZZ CHUK looks deadly boys! & the ALE line looks great as well! I am not going to play GM or Coach for the other 2 lines I just hope its filled with energy & they chip in on a regular basis! Johnny Mac has done a fantastic job already with the forming of the lines & it is so refreshing to see this from a formely Defense first team!! & Lou well he's LOU Keep up the great work!!!! "Let's Go Devils"
Every post lately speaks of D-Men who are pushing for spots and yet we hang on to White? I like Colin as a player but his game has diminished & if we need to shed salary he should be traded along with Salvador. We went with an unknown D-Man in 2000 named Rafalski and that worked out ok!
My guess on the TSN poll is 2nd behind Washington! This season is starting to remind me of 2000 where they took a talented bunch of players and infused them with rookies for the energy and the rest as they say was SWEET HISTORY! "Let's Go Devils"
So Encouraging to see Urbom's performance as well as Josefson's! It will just make Lou's decisions easier to see their progression! In 2000 the Devils went with a bunch of rookies mixed in with their already talented team and look at that outcome! I love Colin White as a player but it may be time for him to hang them up and open spots up for Urbom & Corrente and possibly Eckford. I know its only 1 game against another team auditioning players but I felt this way about Corrente last season when he got his shot. Trade away Salvador, White, & Rolston if possible and the Devils will be just fine!
"Let's Go Devils"
Let me be the 1st to nickname this dynamic trio!!!
He exemplified the "Will to Win" in this organization! Like everything else with the NHL they will honor him too late! God has a seat in his Hall of Fame for this passionate man, father, and COACH!
God Bless!! and thank you.......
I think this should read 15 year 100 Million dollar deal......
Take away picks and fine away Buttwoman! You will be handing the Devils a Cup in the next couple of years no matter what you try to do to stop it!!
"Let's Go Devils"
Zach is the Devils next Captain!
I said it all along and I will continue to say it, If the Devils brought Kovalchuk on to be the focal point of this team then Its a HUGE mistake! If they brought him on to complement Zach then BRAVO! Zach's intensity, leadership and pure grit is the reason why all of us fans enjoy watching him!
Lou will get this done! if the Pens can have Malkin & Crosby then the Devils can have Zach & Kovy!! "Let's Go Devils"
If the NHL blocks this one then Hossa, Pronger, and Luongo's contract must be voided as well and they can all go play on the same team in Russia! Now that's a black eye!
The NHL is a joke! If it was the Kings who signed Kovalchuk Buttwoman would have attended the Press Conference with pom pom's, and made some speech of how the NHL is close to expanding to Mexico! I usually don't dump on Buttwoman but this whole situation is getting ridiculous! Why is it that he has to wait until the 11th hour on the last day to approve this latest contract??? I think Buttwoman is scorn because he bought Kovy some King's underwear he wanted him to wear!
So the next step after signing Kovalchuk is trimming some money from the roster. Although I like Rolston personally he is the most logical choice based on his pay & production. Zubruis is another guy who maybe on his way out as one of the kids can fill his role, as there wont be enough ice time for Zubes based on the the top 2 lines.
More importantly than signing Kovy is that I hope that Mr. Vanderbeek & Lou made carbon copies of this contract to hand to Zach within 5 minutes of the NHL's approval. My "new look" Devils HAVE to include Parise!!!! "Let's Go Devils"
OK today is the 17th PEOPLE!!! Today is the day Kovalchuk resigns and this time it sticks!! Let's start trimming the fat & getting this roster into shape for our 2010-2011 Stanley Cup run!!!!
"Let's Go Devils"
I really don't think Kovy would be too interested in being Public Enemy #1 in the league, especially after sitting in front of his new team mates & fans, LOU & a FANTASTIC new owner. He has told the whole NHL world that he is a Devil for the rest of his career & if he was to sign with someone else it would make him look like the ULTIMATE villain.
I am very excited about the Kovy & Parise show for the next 10 years!!! I am sure there will be some minor tweaking of the deal & Lou can get on with the purging of dollars to get under the cap for September! Let's Go Devils!!!!
Parise needs to be locked up for life as well and with the Devils Farm System they can just plug in kids around them for years to come! Parise's will to win is second to NONE in this league and he has the IT factor that cannot go unnoticed! Kovy & Parise will be what everyone talks about in this league like they do Malkin & Crosby! Bettman would rather see Kovy in LA so that they become a stronger franchise as Bettman has never cared for the Devils organization! Lets sign Parise to a 20 year deal to show the league what a farce it is, as the NHL obviously didnt do their homework when they signed the last CBA!


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It works with SLX and Zeus AI (The chopper crash), so it is probably ACE. Anyways, I love this campaign, although I have failed mission 3 several times in a row now, very challenging defending such a crappeh little FOB.
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It works with SLX and Zeus AI (The chopper crash), so it is probably ACE. Anyways, I love this campaign, although I have failed mission 3 several times in a row now, very challenging defending such a crappeh little FOB.
Just played the first mission, everything worked great until I landed at FOB: I looked around and I suddenly noticed two helicopters crashing in mid-air and falling down in flames... LOL
I suppose that AI flying skills should be tweaked ;-)
Nice campaign, enjoyed it. The base mission is hard as hell for single-player - it'd be nice to see that one as a COOP mission, as someone mentioned.
Loving it so far, much better (despite the occasional dubious moment of voice acting, some brilliant moments too tho) than the Arrowhead/ARMA2 campaigns in terms of playability. Still have no idea how to use the construction interface in the firebase mission.
BUT - oh my god, why no co-op?! The whole of Arrowhead has it, why not this? These missions would be perfect for 2-10 players! Hopefully either BIS'll change it, or someone more savvy than me will mod them!
One of the campaign missions should be coop available. "Heat" it is called.
One of the reasons the campaign isnt coop compatible is because it is alot of extra work to make it work, And the second one(guessing) is that the campaign is made so that if you lose a team member, he wont be replaced for the rest of the campaign.
My missions.
I think the BAF campaign is way better than previous campaigns.
+More immersive, feels a lot like I remember Operation Flashpoint. Some mundane tasks actually help frame the story, as you seem to have re-discovered recently.
+more focus on building up momentum storywise, lots of funny exchanges. Good work on the manuscript :-)
+better voiceacting
+added bonus, they're europeans! It's nice to take a break from the omnipresent american twang in gaming :-) 'what are they called? budweiser and pilzner.' haha-
+the scripting of the campaign is quite solid
-Vehicle behaviour is still not good enough. Seeing 60 ton vehicles skidding around the ground like they were nimble bicycles hurts the Arma fanboy within. They need to feel a lot heavier on the ground and possibly in their controls too.
-Vehicle pathfinding - is not good, especially on wheeled vehicles like the Jackal. I spent a lot of time waiting for the other Jackal to turn a corner etc, and I never let the AI drive my own vehicle, no patience for that :-)
-Vehicle command and control still need work. In the BAF campaign I spent way too much time fiddling around with the Jackals. On one hand you can do a lot of things with the current interface, on the other it is tactically speaking very unsatisfactory: you cannot control vehicle facing or hull down positions (unless you're lucky) to any meaningful degree and vehicle AI more often than not endanger itself by turning on its axis while shooting at someone etc.
But all in all a very cool DLC to an otherwise excellent game!
good campaign but too short
Just finished last night. The FOB defence mission had me cursing at my AI a lot but was good fun. I like mission before that one the best. It was so varied with a lot of optional secondaries and had an atmoshpere of really helping out the villagers and making your presence in the valley known.
I rate it way better than the OA campaign, despite it's length and count it as very good value for the price.
Oh, and the phrase 'wank chariot' is now forever burned into my brain thanks to this game.
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Got the BAF expansion today, and finished the campaign in couple of hours.
Littlebit disappointed, so short, only 4 missions ? Otherwise good campaign.
The good solution for MP version would be to have main character which would have to stay alive through all missions for the sake of storytelling but supported by "expendable" characters which would then magically appear as playables after every mission despite losses.
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University of Washington researchers Grant H. Blume and Mark C. Long have produced the first empirical estimates using national-level data to show the extent to which levels of affirmative action in college admissions decisions changed during the period of 1992 to 2004. Blume and Long's study, "Changes in Levels of Affirmative Action in College Admissions in Response to Statewide Bans and Judicial Rulings," was recently published online in Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis (EEPA), a peer-reviewed journal of the American Educational Research Association (AERA).
The authors find a significant decline nationally in the level of affirmative action used by selective public colleges from 1992 to 2004. This decline is attributable to institutions in the eight states affected by statewide affirmative action bans or Circuit Court rulings during the period (Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and Washington).
While selective public institutions in the eight states, which Blume and Long label "post affirmative action states," ceased giving preferences to minority applicants in their admissions decisions, selective public institutions in other states continued to do so.
"There's been a lot of debate about whether or not states are complying with the law," said Blume. "Our research shows that they are."


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text: Now that the Steelers announced Ben Roethlisberger will start Sunday against San Diego, the only uncertainty is how effective the two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback will be. Based on his history, Roethlisberger will need time to shake off the rust after missing three games with rib and shoulder injuries. When he's been sidelined at least one game with an injury, Roethlisberger has put up underwhelming numbers in his first game back, completing 61.1 percent of his passes and averaging 173.2 yards passing. He has thrown five touchdowns and six interceptions for a passer rating of 73.9.


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My sleepy New Jersey suburb was recently rocked with scandal when our highly respected and popular mayor was accused of extorting bribes from a health insurance broker. For me, that's bad news. But what's worse is that this could happen in your hometown.
Yes, I know all about the Garden (of Corruption) State: home of the Sopranos, leaking landfills and the infamous New Jersey Turnpike. But my township, and our mayor, had a good reputation. Our garbage is collected and our taxes are no worse than any other New Jersey jurisdiction, so our mayor was re-elected by a 2-to-1 majority.
Then things went awry. First, The Citizens Campaign public interest group started to question why our school board's insurance broker had been working without a contract since 2009. Then the FBI showed up and littered our township government and school board with subpoenas. Finally, our mayor was charged by the Offices of the United States Attorneys with soliciting $12,400 from said insurance broker, allegedly "to pay his taxes." Pay to play
Insurance brokers arrange for businesses, townships and school boards to buy health insurance and workers' compensation for their employees, property/casualty insurance to protect against fires and slip-and-falls, and auto coverage.
The problem boils down to this: Just exactly who is helping who, and to what? Insurance brokers don't usually work for a township or school board, but instead are paid by the insurance company, which gets the contract with the township or school board. And because insurers make a lot of money, insurers pay brokers a lot. Citizens Campaign said that our school board's bill for health insurance alone is $1.3 million a year.
So we have brokers with millions of dollars at stake who aren't paid by our local governments and conduct business without contracts. And then there is our mayor, allegedly looking for a handout.
This is a recipe ripe for greed, bribery and corruption. But in this case, our broker turned the tables on our mayor. According to published reports, the broker taped phone calls with the mayor and then turned the tapes over to the FBI.
Making money the old fashioned way
This is a never-ending saga for insurance brokers, who've been paid by the wrong people for generations. Then-New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer nailed our country's largest insurance broker for bid-rigging almost 10 years ago. But when Spitzer self-destructed as governor, it was back to business as usual.
So townships like mine have lived in blissful ignorance. "We're saving money because we're not paying our insurance broker," is the consensus. "He (or she) is working for free."
Not by my account. The contracts negotiated by the broker could cost twice as much, not to mention the cost of bribing officials to keep the job.
That's life
Our township isn't unique. Similar scandals have rocked communities across our state, and in one shore town the school superintendent took more than $1 million in bribes, according to the U.S. attorneys office, and has now pleaded guilty to mail fraud and conspiracy.
As for our mayor, even though his case is still pending, life goes on. He just traded in his 2009 Crown Victoria for a new 2012 Chevy Tahoe. My guess is that he's expecting snow this winter. He glad-handed at the local Azalea Festival. And he held a $125-a-plate dinner for his defense fund.
He acts as if nothing is wrong and, perhaps in his eyes, nothing is.


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The classification debate over the Essex Chain Lakes and other newly acquired Forest Preserve is necessary and important; however, a more focused debate over balancing economic development and land preservation in the Adirondack Park is lacking and sorely needed.
We hope this latest debate leads to reform in the way the state manages economic development in the Adirondack Park. This is a unique place, and it deserves a unique management approach. The 40-year-old model simply isn't working.
Classification — a job for the Adirondack Park Agency (APA) — is only the first possible step in redefining economic development and its relation to the Forest Preserve. Then comes the unit management plan, a job for the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). That's where the real reform should be focused.
From the state of New York's perspective, the APA should classify the newly Essex Chain Lakes tract wilderness. After all, what's the point of having Forest Preserve if you're not going to preserve its natural resources to the most pristine state possible?
From the local perspective, the APA should classify the Essex Chain Lakes wild forest. After all, what the point of having a park if you're not going to open it up to as many users as possible?
Such is the dilemma the APA has been facing over the past several months.
The APA should side with home rule. Small communities such as Newcomb, Minerva, Indian Lake, Long Lake and North Hudson need an economic boost if they're going to survive.
With tourism alone, Newcomb will never become the boom town it was when the National Lead mine was in full operation. But that's not the point. People in Newcomb just want to be able to stay there and make a living. And that's not too much to ask.
The future of the Adirondack Park is in the hands of the state government, especially as it buys new land for the Forest Preserve and classifies it for specific uses. We're now at a critical point where a decision needs to be made about classifying the Essex Chain Lakes tract.
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Javelinas return to Lone Star baseball tourney looking for wins
KINGSVILLE - From 2010-12, Texas A&M-Kingsville came roaring into the Lone Star Conference postseason baseball tournament. In each of those three seasons, however, the Javelinas went 0-2 in the tournament and were denied a spot in the NCAA Division II South Central Regional in two of those years.
The Javelinas are hoping to buck that trend when the conference tournament opens Friday at Wilder Park on West Texas A&M's campus.
Seeded second in the tournament, A&M-Kingsville certainly has a loftier standing this time around when it faces No. 5 seed Abilene Christian (28-22) at 3:30 p.m. The Javelinas (35-15) are the top-ranked team in the region. They are coming off successive four-game sweeps against Eastern New Mexico and Incarnate Word to close the regular season.
That kind of momentum has failed the Javelinas recently. They closed the 2012 regular season winning seven of nine. They lost successive LSC tournament games but still earned a regional berth because of their region ranking, but bowed in two games in the regional.
In 2011 and 2010, A&M-Kingsville finished the regular season 5-0 and 5-1, only to exit the conference tourney after two losses.
This time, A&M-Kingsville boasts the conference Pitcher of the Year in Dallas Ponder (9-0, 2.32 earned-run average), the co-Player of the Year in the versatile Taylor Taska (.344, an LSC-best seven home runs, 42 RBIs, 7-2 pitching record and 2.19 ERA) and three other first-team LSC picks — reliever Jeremy Flores, outfielder Chris Ballou and catcher Cash Barker.
Ballou finished fourth in hitting with a .382 average, Flores had a conference-best nine saves and Barker batted .367.
A&M-Kingsville is 2-3 against the Wildcats, having beaten them in the season-opening tournament in Houston and losing three of four conference games in March at Nolan Ryan Field.
Conference champion Tarleton State (32-14-1) is the top seed in the tournament and ranked fifth in the region. Three of the other four teams in the LSC tournament also are ranked regionally — Angelo State (No. 4), host WT (No. 7) and ACU (eighth).
The winner of the double-elimination, four-day tournament earns an automatic berth into the regionals, although others could be invited pending their final regional rankings.
At Wilder Park, Canyon
seeds in parentheses; all times p.m. unless noted
Friday's Games
Game 1: Tarleton State (1) vs. Incarnate Word (6), noon
Game 2: Texas A&M-Kingsville (2) vs. Abilene Christian (5), 3:30
Game 3: Angelo State (3) vs. West Texas A&M (4), 7
Saturday's Games
Game 4: Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser, noon
Game 5: Game 1 winner vs. Game 3 loser, 3:30
Game 6: Game 2 winner vs. Game 3 winner, 7
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text: Following up on yesterday's story about possible sexual predators posing as teen pop stars on Facebook, then contacting local kids, a Kelso woman called the Sheriff's Office yesterday morning, saying that someone claiming to be Justin Bieber had been conversing with her daughter. Deputies eventually contacted the girl and her grandmother, who says that this person had been chatting and texting with the girl. When questioned, the girl says that the conversations had been about "normal things," and that the person posing as Bieber had never brought up the idea that they should meet. Deputies were able to get a phone number from the girl; they once again cautioned her and the parents about the possible dangers of this type of activity. The information gathered is being turned over to Kelso Police Detectives.


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Best of 2010
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2010 was no 2009 and I hope no 2011, but there were some strong games that came out throughout the year. As a result, the only game I have yet to open that may require consideration is AC Brotherhood. I have some negative comments below only because we all know how strong these games are and this being a list, failings often impact an experience as much as the praiseworthy components.


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Seeing the Grand Canyon was brilliant but the day could have been better simply by cutting it shorter. We were picked up from our hotel at 6am to be taken to this industrial estate a few miles away. On arrival we queued up to have a pointless photo and then queued again to be given a wrist band and then queued again to get on a coach!
We arrived at Hoover Dam for a twenty minute stop for a couple of photos. When we boarded back on the coach, we were told by the driver that the brand new coach worth a million dollers had broken down. Fear not, said the driver, "another coach is coming to pick us up and will be with us in twenty minutes". One and half hours later, the coach arrived to pick us up and take us on to Grand Canyon.
We had about a two hour drive on the new coach which was nice, taking in the views etc. We then ditched that coach and boarded an old coach to take us on the final stretch as the roads are a bit dusty and they don't want the new coaches damaged?
Once at Grand Canyon, we had a nice time but the four hours given to us is in my opinion way too long.
We got back to our hotel in Vegas at about 8.30pm. A long, long day which could easily been cut a lot shorter and therefor would have been much more enjoyable.
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Nice little tour of Vegas. The only let down. The tour guide didn't know much and she tended to rush off and leave the group behind.
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Jan. 27, 2011
By Bob Vazquez, Assistant Athletic Director, Media Relations
Irvine, Calif. - Time was running out in the game, and Cal State Northridge held a fragile lead over rallying UC Irvine, 60-59.
Rashaun McLemore had the ball far past the three-point line and a UC Irvine defender closely guarded the Matador senior.
McLemore, who had missed the last two games because of a knee strain, needed to make a play as the shot clock was nearing zero. McLemore simply jumped, looked at the basket and fired away.
Bingo!!! ... The long three-point attempt sailed off the backboard and nestled through the hoop and that gave visiting Cal State Northridge a 63-59 lead with 22 seconds left on the clock.
McLemore added to his heroics with a free throw with five seconds left, and Dathan Lyles calmly hit two free throws with two seconds on the clock to give the Matadors a dramatic 66-62 victory over UC Irvine in a Big West Conference men's basketball game on Thursday night at the Bren Center.
"These guys really deserve this win," said an emotional CSUN head coach Bobby Braswell. "They have worked so hard the last couple weeks. I have demanded a lot from them."
In the last four games, the Matadors have instituted a substitution system where five guys are brought into the game if the team on the court gives up five points or allows an offensive rebound to the opposition. The wholesale substitution pattern means the entire roster knows it has a distinctive chance to make a contribution in the game. Nine of the 13 players on the varsity roster saw double-digit minutes against UC Irvine. Three other players played at least eight minutes.
"Knowing that everybody has a chance to make a contribution, the players are eager to get out there on the floor," said Braswell. "It has given us an edge."
The win gave Cal State Northridge its first road victory of the 2010-11 season, broke a three-game losing streak to UC Irvine, and broke a five-game losing to the Anteaters on their home court.
Four Cal State Northridge players scored in double-figures. McLemore tallied 15 points along with five rebounds. Lyles added 14 points, Lenny Daniel produced his tenth double-double of the year in getting 12 points and ten rebounds. Freshman Aqeel Quinn contributed ten points.
CSUN's defense held UC Irvine to only 32 percent from the floor, and only 23 percent from three-point territory. The Anteaters had entered the game leading the Big West Conference in 3-point field goal percentage (.373).
Cal State Northridge raised its overall record to 7-13 and 4-3 in the Big West Conference. UC Irvine fell to 10-11 overall and 3-4 in league play.
The Matadors reside in second place in the Big West Conference along with UC Santa Barbara. The Gauchos scored a 71-70 victory over Cal Poly on Thursday night.
Cal State Northridge travels to UCSB on Saturday, January 29, at 7:05 pm at The Thunderdome.
Matador Memo ... Lenny Daniel had a block against UC Irvine to give him 66 for his career ... That moves Daniel into fourth place all-time in the CSUN record book with Cliff Higgins (1981-84).