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Castle's Andrew Marlowe Previews "Cuffed": Expect Lots of "Relationship Fun" – Exclusive!
What a season it has been for Castle so far! From the moment we found out that Kate Beckett (Stana Katic) did hear the "I love you" uttered by Rick Castle (Nathan Fillion) at the end of Season 3, and he made a decision to steer Beckett away from her mother's murder case, we've been on pins and needles, waiting to see how it all plays out.
But if Beckett's brave realization in episode 9, "Kill Shot", that she is ready to deal with her emotions — and that means all of her emotions — doesn't bring this crime-fighting, super sexy, can't-they-already-be-a couple closer, we don't know what can.
Actually, that's not entirely true. Monday's mid-season finale finds our heroes in a rather intimate and odd predicament — handcuffed and in bed together with no recollection of how they got there!
In an exclusive interview, creator and exec producer Andrew Marlowe tells Wetpaint Entertainment what to expect from the last episode of the year, and where he finds his inspiration for Caskett's sexy banter.
Wetpaint Entertainment: Let's set up the mid-season finale, "Cuffed." What can we expect?
Andrew Marlowe: "Cuffed" is a fun little gem of an episode that I think folks will enjoy. It features our two heroes handcuffed together, left hand to left hand, for the majority of the episode, trying to figure out why they're cuffed together, where they are and what the hell is going on.
It's a really fun mystery, but you can imagine that having Castle and Beckett cuffed together provides ample opportunities for banter fun and relationship fun for the two of them.
Are you telling the story in reverse?
The majority of the story takes place going forwards, but we'll have some flashbacks as to how they ended up in bed together.
In the promo. Nathan says, "Don't get up yet, stay in bed." Where is his mind?
I think we all know where his mind is.
But no hints as to whether or not that could actually be true, and they were in bed together, voluntarily, earlier?
That is something worth watching the episode for.
Your wife, Terri Miller, co-wrote the episode with you, right? Is she full-time on the show, still?
She and I are working together on some new projects, so the show was taking up an enormous amount of time, so she stepped off, but joined us for this. She's my unofficial consigliere in all things on the show. She and I talk about it constantly, so her presence here is still felt even though she's not here full-time. A TV show is very demanding and we never want to let go, but we do have other aspirations.
Did it feel good to have her back?
It felt good to have her back, and it's always fun to write with her, because we end up acting things out. When I was writing a scene for Air Force One, where the president is duct taped, I had to figure out how to get out of duct tape. So I had her duct tape me with my hands behind my back and put me on the floor and I tried to deal with things there.
We did an homage to it in an episode that she co-wrote in the second season with [guest star] Alyssa Milano. In the first scene we have Alexis (Molly Quinn) and Martha (Susan Sullivan) tape up Castle and put duct tape over his mouth and see if he could get out of it.
But for "Cuffed", you know what we did? We cuffed our hands together and walked around the house. We figured out the comedy, figured out stepping on each other's toes. We got into a little bit of a back and forth that is kind of reflected in some of Castle and Beckett's back-and-forth.
Ah, to be a fly in your house …
We're crazy and we have fun. [Laughs] It's part of our creative process that fans can imagine — the two of us handcuffed together, left hand to left hand. By the way, that's where the only way you can face the same direction is if you're in a spooning position.
Are you ending the episode on a big cliffhanger?
No, no. That would be unfair. I was cruel enough to audiences during the summer.
Really? We get to have a merry Christmas without having to fear for anyone's life?
You're not going to have to worry for anyone's life over Christmas. You just have to worry about their life for the episode.
But where does all this involuntary spooning lead? Stay tuned next week for more juicy details about the future of Caskett and the upcoming wedding episode.
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Editors note: According to information provided Wednesday by the Summerville Police Department, the following suspects were still at large. All photos provided by reporting agency.
Name: Tajuan Dontrey Pringle
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Investigators allege: That Tajuan Pringle broke into a home on Northpark Avenue in the Summer Ridge subdivision on April 8 and stole two firearms as well as a debit card. Investigators say a co-defendant provided a statement implicating Pringle.
Name: Johnny Brian Johnson
Age: 37
Description: white male, 170 pounds, 59
Last known address: 130 Rose Hill Lane, Ridgeville
Wanted for: assault and battery, third degree
Wanted by: Summerville Police Department
Wanted since: March 31
Investigators allege: That Johnny Johnson injured a juvenile on March 19 by grabbing the juveniles neck and throwing the juvenile down on the bed, causing an abrasion on the victims neck which was photographed by officers.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of these suspects may call the Summerville Police Department at (843) 851-4100. Crime tips can also be sent to Crime Stoppers by phone at 554-1111, by text message at CRIMES or 274637 (start the message with TIPCSL) or on the web at www.5541111.com.
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The canon of Japanese animation can be daunting simply because there is many movies to watch, so here are some good anime to watch if you're looking to get into the art form. The following films encapsulate a lot of what there is in good anime to watch, while remaining shining examples of the form. If you're not into any of the films on this list, there probably isn't good anime to watch for you.
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Implementing SugarCRM
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About This Book
- Your complete guide to SugarCRM implementation – assess your needs, install the software, start using it, train users, integrate with existing systems
- Covers both the free and commercial versions of SugarCRM – get maximum benefit from the free version before paying for add ons
"SugarCRM is one of the most exciting open source products around today, and Michael Whitehead has created the definitive guide to it. Michael packs the book with his experience as the premier independent SugarCRM consultant. It's not just a powerful guide to SugarCRM, it's a practical, hands on introduction to CRM as a whole. If you want to harness technology to enhance your customer relationships then read this book. You'll be glad you did." Bernard Golden, author, "Succeeding with Open Source"
Who This Book Is For
- Small-medium business owners/managers with reasonable IT skills, who want to implement SugarCRM for themselves as either a first CRM or as a replacement for existing solutions.
- IT staff tasked with implementing, maintaining, or upgrading a SugarCRM installation
- Existing SugarCRM users who want to broaden their understanding of the topic
- No programming knowledge is required to use this book to implement, customise and use SugarCRM
Table of Contents
What You Will Learn
Here are just some of the knowledge and skills you will gain when you read this book:
- A complete step-by-step tutorial in using the standard, every day features of SugarCRM
- Installing and using SugarCRM
- Learning specific ways in which SugarCRM can increase your profits through richer customer relationships
- Assessing your own companies needs, and planning a SugarCRM implementation tailored specifically to you
- Deciding how to deploy SugarCRM so that it meets your requirements best, and step by step instructions for installing the software
- A complete step-by-step tutorial in using the standard, every day features of SugarCRM
- Looking at the various free and commercial add ons available for SugarCRM, as well as advice on when they are useful and how to find more
- Introducing SugarCRM across the business – how to train your staff and get your users enthused about what SugarCRM can do for them
- Essential admin tasks such as data importing, back up, and maintenance
- Integrating SugarCRM into your web site, and tips for other forms of integration too! Includes particular coverage of integration with Mambo
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- Chapter 1 Doing Business – Better
- Chapter 2 One Size Does Not Fit All: CRM Your Way
- Chapter 3 CRM Deployment Options: Which One Is Right for You?
- Chapter 4 CRM Basics
- Chapter 5 Extending Your CRM's Business Role
- Chapter 6 Commercial and Open Source Add-ons for SugarCRM
- Chapter 7 Managing Your CRM Implementation
- Chapter 9 Linking SugarCRM with Your Customers
- Appendix A Installing SugarCRM on Linux
- Appendix B Installing SugarCRM on Windows Server
- Appendix C Importing Your Data
- Appendix D The System Administrator Role
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SugarCRM is a popular customer relationship management system. It is available in both free open source and commercial versions, making it an ideal way for small-medium business to try out a CRM system without committing large sums of money. Although SugarCRM is carefully designed for ease of use, attaining measurable business gains requires careful planning and research. This book distils hard won SugarCRM experienced into an easy to follow guide to implementing the full power of SugarCRM. SugarCRM is an extensive PHP/MySQL based application but with its rich administration interfaces no programming is required to get the most of it.
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The only part of the plan that makes sense to me has to do with the allowance of new antenna technology. AM directional stations with multiple towers would benefit greatly from dramatically reduced tower costs because of the smaller towers (no paint, no lights, smaller footprint). The quarter-wave efficiency standard prevents many of us from making antenna changes.
The FCC is the source of trouble for "AM" radio. They put too many stations on the air at night and now the broadcasters are suffering. A new allocation is needed so stations can move off the medium wave band.
Am I the only one that sees this whole plan as very-short-sighted?
-) How does giving an AM an FM translator help the AM band?
-) How does lower the standard for covering a city oif license help the AM band?
-) How does eliminating the night time coverage requirement help the AM band?
How are these going to bring more listeners to AM radio?
Are there ever cases where the deep null should be aimed a bit to one side of the protected station to have the null optimized for where the listeners are, as opposed to where the station is?
The example might be protected Station 1 with a unidirectional pattern aimed towards their metro audience. So Station 2's null should be aimed at the metro audience, not at Station 1's transmitter.
I worked for 20 years @ a Daytime-only AM with a tight DA pattern. I see many potential benefits for such stations. For one thing, their DA has a deep null toward the "protected" 50Kw station it has to sign-off to "protect". This station is in a highly congested area (near the NYC metro) so an FM x-lator seems unlikely. Giving them (and others) substantial night power would be a big plus for all.
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By the Numbers: Greenhouse Gas Emissions and the Fossil-Fuel Supply Chain in the United StatesDaniel S. Hall
SummaryThis issue brief presents information on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the United States to provide background for the design of a domestic climate policy. It starts by detailing current U.S. GHG emissions, including breakdowns of emissions by greenhouse gas and by economic sector. Following that, patterns of production, distribution, and use of fossil fuels in the U.S. economy are examined to estimate the number of sources that would potentially be regulated under a domestic climate policy.
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Monday, April 21, 2014
Scott Meddings name badge referred to him as Scott, the rookie.
Next spring, it may need to read Scott, the defending champ.
Goose Creek resident Scott Meddings won the third annual Lowcountry Sportsmans Challenge, held earlier this month.
This years Challenge had 32 competitors from South Carolina, Florida, Tennessee and Missouri. Meddings was one of five first-year players.
He was really good in everything and had some good partners too, event organizer Mark Flory said.
The Challenge started with darts and bowling on a Friday night and wound down Saturday with golf, pool and horseshoes. For each event, participants are matched up with another Challenge competitor.
How tandems fare as a team accounts for their points in each competition. Some times the partner is good, other times not. Luck of the draw plays into the pairings.
Meddings was part of the winning team in darts (Moonshine Saloon), bowling (Royal Z) and pool (Bruces).
It was totally surprising to me to win, Meddings said. I was just coming in expecting to meet some guys and have some fun
Golf was held at Pine Forest Country Club in Summerville. Horseshoes were contested in Moncks Corner at the home of Challenge participant and local horseshoe legend Bob Koontz.
It was Koontz who brought Meddings, 40, into the group.
It was really an amazing group of guys, Meddings said. You would think with a group of 32 guys, you might would clash with one or two but they were all good guys from all over I had some good teammates.
He joined up with 2013 Sportsman champ Blake Davidson (Nashville) in darts, Rod Thomas (Merritt Island, Fla.) in bowling and 2012 Sportsman champion Duane Huggins (Goose Creek) in pool.
Goose Creeks Jimmy Locklear, last years runner-up, was on the winning team in golf with Keith Hurley (Cocoa, Fla.).
Koontz and Goose Creeks Kelvin Houston were horseshoe champs.
Nolan Huggins (St. Louis), son of the previous winner, was runner-up this year. Thomas placed third.
Flory and friends have been doing the challenges in Florida since the late 1990s.
Flory has lived in Florida most of his life after graduating from Stall High School in 1978 and Baptist College in 1983 but has plenty of old friends here.
Each spring, the Challenge brings some of them together.
I guess some of them will be gunning for me next year, Meddings said.
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Samuel L Jackson Biography
- Born: 21-12-1948
- Birth Place: Washington DC, USA
- Height: 6' 2.5" (1.89 m).
- Nicknames: Sam; King of Cool; Mr Cool.
- Sometimes credited as Samuel Jackson / Sam Jackson.
- Whilst still a struggling actor in New York, Jackson worked as a doorman at the Manhattan Plaza subsidised apartments, home to hundreds of artists and actors.
- Worked as a cameraman stand-in during filming of 'The Cosby Show' in 1984.
- Has provided the voice of characters in video games, including 'The Incredibles' (2004) and 'Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas' (2004).
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Last week, we talked more about raiding as a restoration shaman through the next set of bosses, and this week, we had been planning to continue the series by talking about some bosses that are full of hot wind. However, recent changes on the latest PTR build are worthy of some review and analysis.
Today, we're going to talk about some changes to shaman healers in the upcoming patch (or at least where they stand right now). We're also going to discuss a little bit about the recently posted tier 12 set bonuses for restoration, as they too have changed a bit. Since this is still on the PTR, we have to operate with the understanding that this could change at any given moment as things are balanced out. Lets take a look!
The good, the bad and the so-so
First things first: Let's take a look at the proposed changes as of right now on the PTR.
- Lightning Shield and Water Shield can no longer be dispelled.
- Unleash Elements is now in the Nature school, and thus can no longer be used if a shaman's Nature school has been locked out.
- Water Shield has had its internal cooldown reduced to 3.5 seconds, once again matching other shields. The amount of mana restored when Water Shield procs has been reduced by 50%.
- Improved Water Shield has been redesigned and renamed Resurgence. When Water Shield is active, Resurgence causes critical direct heals to restore mana (Resurgence rank 2 is roughly equal to 150% of the old Improved Water Shield value when a Healing Wave or Greater Healing Wave critically hits, and scaled down accordingly for faster or multi-target spells).
- Mana Tide now grants 200% of the caster's Spirit, down from 400%.
- Glyph of Unleashed Lightning (new Prime glyph) allows Lightning Bolt to be cast while moving.
Water Shield seems to be getting a little bit of a facelift as far as the spell itself goes and the talents that affect it. In patch 4.1, a hotfix went out that increased the internal cooldown of Water Shield procs from 3 seconds up to 6 seconds. Now, the cooldown is being lowered again down to 3.5 seconds, and it can no longer be dispelled. It does, however, come at the price of having the amount of mana restored from proccing through damage taken by 50%. The increasing of the internal cooldown was a way to attempt to soften the mana explosion. Problem is that internal cooldown hurts us -- nothing crippling, mind you, but something we certainly feel when raid healing or even just healing dungeons. The reduction of the internal cooldown isn't just to throw us a bone, though; it is because of another change.
Improved Water Shield will now be called Resurgence and is being completely redesigned. Each spell you cast will reward a different amount of mana back when it reaches a critical heal. Every critical direct heal will trigger the ability. To give you an idea, Healing Wave and Greater Healing Wave criticals will restore (2,292 *100/100) mana; Healing Surge, Riptide, or Unleash Life critical will restore (2,292*0.6*100/100) mana; and Chain Heal will give (2,292*0.333*100/100) mana. I'm sure if you remember your order of operations, you can see how much mana it will restore. It's an overall improvement from what it was, and I think that is a very good thing. When I test it out more, I'll make sure to report back to you guys about it.
The next change is to our beloved Mana Tide Totem. This has been a major concern for a lot of folks. It will now only grant 200% of the caster's spirit, down from 400%. This reduces the effectiveness by about half, but I think I understand why. We tend to break the mana curve. Two resto shaman stacked in a raid with a reasonable amount of spirit can completely negate the mana curve for some fights. I should know -- I do this pretty regularly with another resto shaman in guild. The other reason is that with a new level of tier gear, there will be even higher spirit totals possible, which just further breaks the curve.
Don't get me wrong -- I don't like the change, but I think I understand where Blizzard is coming from. Now, if you look at the changes to WS and the new Resurgence, you can see Blizzard is making up for some mana loss there. New shaman healers will feel the hurt from this more than raiding veterans simply because of the difference in spirit. That said, with talents like Telluric Currents, it just gives you a reason to learn to use it sooner rather than later. Along those same lines, the new Glyph of Unleashed Lightning looks like it could potentially be fun when using Telluric Currents. Mana regen while moving and dealing damage could come in handy, and I really want to play around with it just a little bit.
A matching set
It is very likely that the set bonuses for the tier 12 gear will change or at the very least be altered slightly, but for the time being, here is what's listed for restoration shaman tier bonuses.
- Restoration 2-Piece Bonus: Your periodic healing from Riptide has a 40% chance to restore 1% of your base mana each time it heals a target.
- Restoration 4-Piece Bonus: Your Chain Heal spell no longer consumes your Riptide effect on the primary target.
Honestly, I really love the two-piece bonus. With a Glyph of Riptide and using it on every cooldown, you have a possibility of some serious mana return. You should be using it every time the cooldown is up already, so this is just an added bonus. I mean, 40% chance to restore mana on every tick of healing may not seem like much, but the potential is there. With tier 12 gear, it is very likely we will be able to hit the second haste plateau.
Now with healing over time, you don't get more healing out of the spell, but you can push more ticks of healing in the duration of the ability. At 261 haste (130 for a goblin), if you're using the Glyph of Riptide it gains an extra tick. It still lasts the same duration and heals the same amount, but it is essentially divided over more ticks that come faster. At 2,005 haste (1,857 for a goblin) with the glyph, Riptide gets a second addition tick during the spells duration. So you have some prime opportunity coming for some serious mana returns with a two-piece bonus.
The four-piece bonus, I'm on the fence about. I like it because if you're rolling Riptide throughout a raid, and your primary target for Chain Heal happens to have Riptide on them, you are in essence wasting HPS by letting the Chain Heal get consumed. So the set bonus eliminates that possibility, which is a good thing.
On the other hand, it seems a little off when compared to the free area healing that the other three healing classes are receiving. While I don't exactly want to copy them, and this does buff one of our AOE healing tools, I reserve judgment on it until I can get my hands on it and see it in action. That said, it is much better than the old one we caught wind of not too long ago that only added an additional jump to CH.
I'm looking forward to playing around with these changes on the PTR, particularly in a raiding environment. I think there is some good potential here, and I'd like to see what we look at after these changes. Please keep in mind that since this is still in the PTR phase, it can change at any given moment. If it does, you can bet that I'll let you know about it.
Next week, unless there are some major changes, we will be back to our raiding encounter quick tips. But I leave you with some questions. What do you think about the changes so far? Are you scared about them? Do they make you unhappy? What are your thoughts about the tier 12 set bonuses?
Totem Talk: Restoration will show you the basics of endgame resto shaman play as well as how to find the expansion's best reputation gear for resto shaman and tips for easier leveling. Happy healing, and may your mana be plentiful!


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As we are now four years removed from the Angels last postseason appearance, reflecting on the Angels teams that won five division titles and a World Series Championship in the 2000s, has a very warming effect. And now is as good a time as any, as the Halos are gearing up (Hamilton, Pujols, Wilson, etc.) for a possible return to their former glory days by reaching the postseason for the first time since 2009.
In the decade beginning in 2000 and ending in 2009, the Angels were perhaps one of the most successful organizations in all of baseball. During that 10-year span, the Angels went 900-720 with a .556 winning percentage while reaching October six times, the ALCS three times, and winning the 2002 World Series. In that span, many of the greatest Angels players of all time were active and productive. Some are even still enjoying success as Angels today (Erick Aybar, Howie Kendrick, and Jered Weaver), while players like Mike Trout and Mark Trumbo are products of the Angels excellent drafts of the 2000s.


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Riverside, Calif. – An upset marked Saturday morning play at the Cal Baptist Tournament.
The 15th-ranked Cal State Northridge Matadors fell to Cal Baptist, 11-10, in triple overtimes. CSUN led 8-5 after three periods, but the Lancers scored four fourth-period goals to tie the game at 9-9 at the end of regulation.
In women's water polo, both teams play two overtimes (three minutes in each ot). If the game is still tied after the two overtimes, the first team to score in sudden-victory walks away with the decision.
In the first overtime, Jenny Jamison scored with 1:17 on the clock to give the Matadors a 10-9 lead. However, in the second overtime, CBU's Laura Kocsis scored her third goal of the game with 18 seconds on the clock.
CBU's Alyssa Birch gave the home team the victory with a goal. It was CBU's first victory over a nationally-ranked team in school history.
Lindsy Nelson led the Matador attack with four goals. Jenny Jamison and Marisa Young each scored two goals.
Cal State Northridge fell to 3-2 on the season.
The Matadors will face Pomona-Pitzer on Saturday afternoon at the Cal Baptist Invitational.
Cal State Northridge (3-2) 4-1-3-1 – 1-0-0 = 10
Cal Baptist (3-4) 1-3-1-4 – 0-1-1 = 11
CSUN Scorers: Lindsy Nelson 4, Jenny Jamison 2, Marisa Young 2, Kelcie Ferreira 1, Molly Henehan 1
CBU Scorers: Hannah Evans 3, Laura Kocsis 3, Molly Gritchen 2, Samantha Banks 1, Christina Young 1, Alyssa Birch 1
CSUN Goalie Saves: Kiernan Davis 11
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it was the best. i love tony romas recipe for blue rita's and this one was even better. Makes an great drink for party's because of the color.
I wanted a blue cocktail to toast the birth of my new grandson. This one was not only the appropriate color, it was tasty too. I used sweet & sour mix & I rimmed my glass w/ blue sugar although I wish I had dyed kosher salt instead. Thanks Isaac!
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I brought this recipe to my local tavern to "test drive" before I bought the ingredients. It was a huge hit! Everyone in the bar loved the alcohol combination and the owner even added it to his cocktail list. Thanks so much for the recipe!
This drink was great! Lovely color and tasty too. Thanks!
Loved the color! Can see making this for a tropical party. Very refreshing on a hot day. It was a little too tart for my husband and me but we drank it down nevertheless.
A different twist. cant taste the individual liquors but combined a delicious taste.
My husband and I both enjoyed this. We will make it a standard offering to guests.
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This is a transcription of the fifth and last page of the McAdams Family Record I scanned and posted separately. It details the family of Thomas C. McAdams (1806-1881) of Washington County, Tennessee.
From tombstone at cemetery at Salem Church "In memory of Alice Stephenson, born August 15, 1749, died February 27, 1832, age 82 years and 6 months".
Supposed to be John and Matthew Stephenson's mother.
William Stephenson, Sr. supposed to be husband to Alice Stephenson.
Memorandum made by Thomas McAdams in 1913:
Hugh Morrison McAdams, William P. McA, Isabella Hale, Hugh McA, (S. B. Sr son), Ann S. McA,
Chalmer S. McA, Cynthia S McA, Thomas C. McA, Ralph E. H. McA, Charlie's baby (Martha).
The above are the McAdams' graves as they come in the cemtery at Fairview, Washington County.


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I was being defensive because someone said I was insulting people from other states when I wasn't, I was only voicing my opinion on the goings-on in other states.Originally Posted by Speedette
You were the one who made it seem like it was ClubWRX vs. us. This quote ring any bells?
People are PMing you and you're speaking to mods about things we're doing. Wouldn't it make more sense that people PM us and we speak to the mods, since it's things we're doing? We're not trying to separate anything from anything else, we're just trying to get a good VA branch of the club going. Heck, in my originial design of the stickers there was nothing mentioned about ClubWRX and C89 told me to make sure that the club was mentioned, so everyone knew we who we were associated with. The only reason it's been very Ric centered so far is that Ric people are the only one's who have really been active beyond responding to the member list thread. If you look in the upcoming events thread the only people who responded to that up until today were people from around Richmond. What are we supposed to think if people from NoVA aren't giving us any feedback.Originally Posted by Speedette
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Thursday, January 27, 2011
Filling in the gaps
Once again, I prefer the "chunky" assembly method. I sewed a plain triangle to each pieced triangle first.
And then attached them all to each other.
After that, we can sew the strips to the corners. Remember how you only sewed about 2" into the second triangle when attaching the corner sections? That was so that you could attach the "inbetween" triangles more easily.
Now you should have this:
And, once again, I marked those little seam points.
Stay tuned for another "ta-da!" moment.
8 comments:
- Quilt Azubi said...
magnificent work !! :)
I hope I will learn it sometime...
- January 27, 2011 at 7:31 AM
- karenfae said...
Coming along great - you will be so glad to see the end results!
- January 27, 2011 at 7:33 AM
- •stephanie• said...
your quilt is probably the most amazing thing i've EVER seen.
just beautiful!
- January 27, 2011 at 8:09 AM
- nicolette said...
Fantabulous Anina!!! Great job!
- January 27, 2011 at 10:45 AM
- Always Sewing said...
This looks wonderful! I know you must be thrilled.
- January 28, 2011 at 12:43 PM
- Robin said...
It looks like everything is fitting together without a hitch. Awesome!!!
- January 28, 2011 at 2:55 PM
- debi said...
Googled "dear jane" quilts and found your blog. I'm impressed! Wow. Awesome 'block' making. I'm a newbie, so this can be a dream for my future. Thanks for sharing, and for the photos! Debi
- February 1, 2011 at 6:52 AM
- Mamacessories said...
Wow...I am not even sure the blog string I was on when I found your blog, but WOW! This quilt is gorgeous! Does the pattern in the Dear Jane book have such detail on the border? This is amazing!
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OMG! Today we finally got to see the mug of BritBrit's less-loved second child, Jayden James (we also get to see his mom in a string bikini, but just try to ignore that mess)! Only thing is, he looks EXACTLY
like the older one, Sean Preston. Snooze. I liked him better in Britney's belly. Still, you can't really dis a baby. He needs to be at least, like, 2 years old before it's okay to pick on him. Which means…little Sean P. is almost fair game. So I won't say anything about that ridiculous bathing suit wedgie – yet.


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How radioactive is Sheldon Adelson these days? It's gotten to the point where the casino mogul and Gingrich campaign mega-contributor is vulnerable to criticism in some quarters even when he does something non-controversial. That's the only way to look at the issue of whether he had any involvement in the creation of a special post-Sabbath Republican caucus meeting in Nevada's Clark County.
Accommodating Jews who observe the Sabbath and might otherwise be deprived of participation in a caucus scheduled on a Saturday seems like just the right thing to do, especially in a city like Las Vegas with a not inconsiderable Jewish population. But after the publicity that has attached to his decision to pump $10 million into the Gingrich campaign, Adelson is so sensitive about the notion he is manipulating the Republican Party that his spokesman denied today he had any involvement in the decision to set up a Saturday night caucus that will take place at a Jewish religious school he and his wife helped fund. But according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, he does deserve some credit for the effort to help Orthodox Jews vote.
The paper reports Adelson was approached by a member of the Orthodox community in Las Vegas (the city where his hotel/casino business is headquartered), and asked him to intervene with the state GOP. Adelson asked the GOP state chair to allow absentee ballots but was turned down because caucuses are predicated on voters showing up in person at these events that can start meeting at 9 a.m. that day. Apparently, the idea for a special post-Sabbath caucus site was an initiative of the Clark County GOP.
But no matter whose idea it was, providing a reasonable accommodation for observant Jews (among whose number Adelson and his wife apparently don't number themselves) was entirely correct. It will be interesting to see if the estimated 500 Jews and Seventh Day Adventists who show up at the special 7 p.m. caucus at the Dr. Miriam and Sheldon G. Adelson Educational Campus will back their patron's favorite candidate, Newt Gingrich. But whether they do or not, no one should criticize the GOP or Adelson for letting them have their say.


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By Gerry J. GilmoreAmerican Forces Press Service
NEW YORK, Feb. 17, 2006 Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and his wife, Joyce, met here today with representatives of nonprofit organizations that support U.S. servicemembers.
Prior to speaking at the Council of Foreign Relations, the secretary talked with participants attending a summit meeting of the Defense Department's America Supports You program.
"It is something that the troops really do appreciate," Rumsfeld said of the volunteers' work. He also expressed his "thanks to people like you that make a decision and do it."
"Nothing is too good" for America's military, Mrs. Rumsfeld told the ASY volunteers later at the summit meeting at the America's Society building. "I love that I got the chance to be with you," she said.
Created about 13 months ago, America Supports You recognizes citizens' efforts to support U.S. servicemembers and their families. About 190 grassroots groups across the country now work with America Supports You, conducting citizens' letter-writing campaigns, mailing care packages and providing other services for deployed U.S. servicemembers and those serving at home.
A series of ASY summit meetings is being held in cities across the country. The first was held in Atlanta on Feb. 10. The next summit meeting is slated to be held in Chicago.
Jim Wareing, who runs the nonprofit group "New England Caring For Our Military" from Methuen, Mass., presented Rumsfeld with a copy of a patriotic-themed auto license plate.
People in the U.S. military are the best in the country, Wareing said in explaining why he works on behalf of ASY and other servicemembers' groups. "Without them, we wouldn't be here."
Wareing is working to get Massachusetts to adopt the plates. He said that's likely to occur, because he's finding no trouble obtaining the requisite 3,000 people to register for the new plates.
Allison Barber, the senior Pentagon official who oversees ASY, said that summit meetings like the one here are important because they give a personal touch to the program.
"If we stay in the Pentagon and never get out where the grassroots groups are actually doing the work," she explained, "then we will create some kind of bureaucratic program that won't help anybody."
Sue Langlie, executive director for education for the McLean (Va.) Bible Church and Ken Fitzgerald with the Susan Davis International marketing firm were guest speakers at the summit. Langlie discussed how to motivate volunteers, among other personnel topics.
"I think that there is something unique about volunteers," Langlie said, "because they're driven not by the money but by the purpose." And ASY's purpose "is so overwhelmingly wonderful," she said.
Fitzgerald talked about how ASY grassroots groups can work with the media to get their message out. Supporting the military, he said, cuts across political lines. Fitzgerald said most people "are looking for ways to participate" in troop-support programs.
"Supporting servicemembers supports our democratic way of life," Fitzgerald said.
During her address, Barber announced that the New York-based Ad Council will join the America Supports You program in one of several new ASY-related events slated this year.
The Ad Council will launch a nationwide ASY print and radio public service campaign that's scheduled to kick off during the first week of March, she said. This is the first time the Ad Council has supported a troop-oriented message campaign since the Korean War, she noted.
Barber announced some other America Supports You events slated for this year, including:
"The whole purpose of this campaign is to teach kids how to support the troops," Barber said. America Supports You, she emphasized, isn't a military recruiting campaign.
"It's a campaign that helps kids understand the value of serving their country," she said.
The Checkers fast-food chain also has joined the America Supports You team, Barber said, noting the firm will participate in promotions with ASY grassroots groups.
Last year's Pentagon Freedom Walk conducted to remember the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks was a huge success, Barber said. About 15,000 people participated in that event, she said, and plans are being made to have similar Freedom Walks in every state this fall.
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Last week, the Arkoma Mustangs, although slow starting, pulled away from the Midway Chargers to end up mercy ruling them 86-36 last Friday night at home in a battle of District C-4 heavyweights.
"It was back and forth," Arkoma Coach Mark Weatherton said. "They were stuffing it down our throats. It was only 30-28 in the second quarter, and I was nervous. We then reeled off 42 straight points, and then I felt better. We played a good game, and it was nice to get a big win like that over a pretty good team."
Now, the Mustangs (7-0, 4-0 in district play), ranked eighth in the Class C Poll, will play the other district heavyweight, the Webbers Falls Warriors (6-1, 4-0), ranked seventh, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday night in Webbers Falls.
"It's the only two undefeated teams of the district," Weatherton said. "I told the kids that this is for the district championship. It's two unbeaten teams in the district, and two pretty good teams. It ought to be a big crowd on both sides, since we're less than a hundred miles apart. It should be some exciting football."
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Charleston Southern University faculty Jill Terhaar Lewis, soprano, Jennifer Luiken, mezzo-soprano, and Regina Helcher Yost, flute, will be featured on a Piccolo Spoleto Festival Spotlight Concert Series event.
"Fantasies, Dreams, and Love Songs" is the title of the concert scheduled for Wednesday, May 29 at 6 p.m. in the City Gallery at Waterfront Park. This program also features Stephen Taylor of Greenville on piano along with Charleston cellist, Norbert Lewandowski.
This innovative recital showcases the world-class talents of faculty members from the Horton School of Music at Charleston Southern University. The program includes the art songs and chamber works of Beethoven, Brahms, Previn, Debussy, Borne, Heggie, Larsen, and Bernstein in interesting combinations enhanced by cellist Norbert Lewandowski and pianist Stephen Taylor.
This concert marks the second year this trio has presented a Spotlight Concert Series recital at Piccolo Spoleto with other musicians. Last year's recital with Janet Elshazly (piano) and Suzanne Fleming-Atwood (soprano) was entitled "Love in Any Language."
Luiken and Lewis, both residents of Summerville, have been performing together for several years and are regular soloists for the Piccolo Spoleto Festival. They each maintain active solo careers, too, performing with orchestras in the Southeast as well as recitals of art song and chamber works. Last spring, Luiken and Lewis were the featured soloists with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra's Masterworks program of Mahler's Symphony No. 2, "Resurrection."
Jill Terhaar Lewis also enjoys recitals of art song having a particular interest in American music and contemporary classical composers. She has also collaborated with contemporary composers on new music projects including Ed Hart of Charleston, Larry Shackley of Columbia, and Trevor Weston of New York. For this program she will be performing two works by André Previn, a German-American composer, conductor, and pianist who is known for his film scores as well as contemporary classical works and jazz music. Lewis will be performing two of Previn's chamber works: Two Remembrances for soprano, alto flute, and piano; and Vocalise for soprano, cello, and piano.
Jennifer Luiken is sought out as a soloist in the United States and abroad. She is a frequent collaborator with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra performing both classical and popular works with the orchestra. She has also toured abroad, and recently was the mezzo-soprano soloist for the European premiere of Bradley Ellingboe's Requiem in Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic. For this program, she will be performing excerpts form Claude Debussy's Trois Chansons de Bilitis, as well as excerpts from Minnesota composer, Libby Larsen's chamber work Beloved, Thou Hast Brought Me Many Flowers, for mezzo-soprano, cello, and piano.
Regina Helcher Yost of Mt. Pleasant is an in-demand performer as a soloist. She is the principal member of Charleston Flutist, LLC and a member of Chamber Music Charleston. She is also a long-time member of both the Charleston Symphony Orchestra and Colorado Music Festival. Yost will be making her Carnegie Hall debut with Chamber Music Charleston on May 22 at Weill Hall. For "Fantasies, Dreams, and Love Songs," she will be performing "Carmen Fantaisie" from the Opera by G. Bizet by composer Francois Borne. She will also be joining Lewis and Taylor on a Previn piece.
The performers will be collaborating on other works as a trio, quartet, and quintet. The concert will be presented in the City Gallery at Waterfront Park with the beautiful water views visible behind the performers while the audience is surrounded by artworks from the gallery. Audience members will also be able to peruse the art at the venue prior to and after the event. The current exhibition is Tales Transposed: A Celebration of Imagination featuring works by Nathan Durfee, Lillian Trettin, and Judy Mooney presented by the City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs as a Piccolo Spoleto exhibition.
Tickets are required for this event. Ticket prices are: $16 Adults; $11 Seniors/Students and can be purchased online at www.piccolospoleto.com or by phone through OvationTix at (866) 811-4111 or in person at the Piccolo Spoleto Festival Box Office at Charleston Visitor Center, located at 375 Meeting Street in Downtown Charleston. Box Office Hours of Operation will be May 24-June 9: Open Daily 9am-5pm. For a ticket brochure and information on Piccolo Spoleto, call the City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs at (843) 724-7305, email email@example.com or visit www.piccolospoleto.com.
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- Kollisionen schwerer Ionen (4)
- heavy ion collisions (3)
- Meson (2)
- Nambu Jona-Lasinio Modell (2)
- Nambu Jona-Lasinio model (2)
- Quark Materie (2)
- antibaryon (2)
- meson (2)
- quark matter (2)
- Bose (1)
- Enhanced binding and cold compression of nuclei due to admixture of antibaryons (2002)
- We discuss the possibility of producing a new kind of nuclear system by putting a few antibaryons inside ordinary nuclei. The structure of such systems is calculated within the relativistic mean field model assuming that the nucleon and antinucleon potentials are related by the G parity transformation. The presence of antinucleons leads to decreasing vector potential and increasing scalar potential for the nucleons. As a result, a strongly bound system of high density is formed. Due to the significant reduction of the available phase space the annihilation probability might be strongly suppressed in such systems.
- Constraints on possible phase transitions above the nuclear saturation density (2002)
- We compare different models for hadronic and quark phases of cold baryon rich matter in an attempt to find a deconfinement phase transition between them. For the hadronic phase we consider Walecka type mean field models which describe well the nuclear saturation properties. We also use the variational chain model which takes into account correlation effects. For the quark phase we consider the MIT bag model, the Nambu Jona-Lasinio and the massive quasiparticle models. By comparing pressure as a function of baryon chemical potential we find that crossings of hadronic and quark branches are possible only in some exceptional cases while for most realistic parameter sets these branches do not cross at all. Moreover, the chiral phase transition, often discussed within the framework of QCD motivated models, lies in the region where the quark phases are unstable with respect to the hadronic phase. We discuss possible physical consequences of these findings.
- Antibaryons bound in nuclei (2004)
- We study the possibility of producing a new kind of nuclear systems which in addition to ordinary nucleons contain a few antibaryons (B = p, , etc.). The properties of such systems are described within the relativistic mean field model by employing G parity transformed interactions for antibaryons. Calculations are first done for infinite systems and then for finite nuclei from 4He to 208Pb. It is demonstrated that the presence of a real antibaryon leads to a strong rearrangement of a target nucleus resulting in a significant increase of its binding energy and local compression. Noticeable e ects remain even after the antibaryon coupling constants are reduced by factor 3 4 compared to G parity motivated values. We have performed detailed calculations of the antibaryon annihilation rates in the nuclear environment by applying a kinetic approach. It is shown that due to significant reduction of the reaction Q values, the in medium annihilation rates should be strongly suppressed leading to relatively long lived antibaryon nucleus systems. Multi nucleon annihilation channels are analyzed too. We have also estimated formation probabilities of bound B + A systems in pA reactions and have found that their observation will be feasible at the future GSI antiproton facility. Several observable signatures are proposed. The possibility of producing multi quark antiquark clusters is discussed. PACS numbers: 25.43.+t, 21.10.-k, 21.30.Fe, 21.80.+a
- Mach shocks induced by partonic jets in expanding quark-gluon plasma (2005)
- We study Mach shocks generated by fast partonic jets propagating through a deconfined strongly-interacting matter. Our main goal is to take into account different types of collective motion during the formation and evolution of this matter. We predict a significant deformation of Mach shocks in central Au+Au collisions at RHIC and LHC energies as compared to the case of jet propagation in a static medium. The observed broadening of the near-side two-particle correlations in pseudorapidity space is explained by the Bjorken-like longitudinal expansion. Three-particle correlation measurements are proposed for a more detailed study of the Mach shock waves.
- Catastrophic rearrangement of a compact star due to the quark core formation (2002)
- We study properties of compact stars with the deconfinement phase transition in their interiors. The equation of state of cold baryon-rich matter is constructed by combining a relativistic mean-field model for the hadronic phase and the MIT Bag model for the deconfined phase. In a narrow parameter range two sequences of compact stars (twin stars), which differ by the size of the quark core, have been found. We demonstrate the possibility of a rapid transition between the twin stars with the energy release of about 10 ^52 ergs. This transition should be accompanied by the prompt neutrino burst and the delayed gamma-ray burst.
- Hydrodynamical modeling of the deconfinement phase transition and explosive hadronization (2007)
- Dynamics of relativistic heavy-ion collisions is investigated on the basis of a simple (1+1)-dimensional hydrodynamical model in light-cone coordinates. The main emphasis is put on studying sensitivity of the dynamics and observables to the equation of state and initial conditions. Low sensitivity of pion rapidity spectra to the presence of the phase transition is demonstrated, and some inconsistencies of the equilibrium scenario are pointed out. Possible non-equilibrium effects are discussed, in particular, a possibility of an explosive disintegration of the deconfined phase into quark-gluon droplets. Simple estimates show that the characteristic droplet size should decrease with increasing the collective expansion rate. These droplets will hadronize individually by emitting hadrons from the surface. This scenario should reveal itself by strong non-statistical fluctuations of observables. Critical Point and Onset of Deconfinement 4th International Workshop July 9-13 2007 GSI Darmstadt,Germany


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Campaign Fundraising News - Russ raised $163,966 WE RAISED $201,535 beating the incumbent !37,000! Details coming!
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Campaign Fundraising News - Russ raised $163,966 WE RAISED $201,535 beating the incumbent !37,000! Details coming!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEPress Contact: Brenda Madden Kimberlin, (314) 496-1799Ed Martin Considers Run for Congress to Serve Missouri's 3rd District(St. Louis, Mo.) July 29, 2009 – Ed Martin, a resident and business owner in south St. Louis, today announced he is considering running for Congress to serve the people of Missouri's 3rd Congressional District. Martin has formed an exploratory committee to consider running for the District which encompasses Jefferson and Ste. Genevieve counties, south St. Louis, and parts of west and south St. Louis County. Martin formed the committee after receiving encouragement from friends, neighbors and people across the district to consider running against Congressman Russ Carnahan (D), whose is expected to seek a fourth term in November, 2010."The people of the 3rd District are a critical economic engine for America," said Martin. "These workers and families want leaders who will stand up for them for jobs, lower taxes, less spending and a government that lives within its means. What has become clear is that Congressman Carnahan is not listening to – or speaking for – the people he promised to represent. Examples include his voting record for the so-called 'stimulus' bill, for a massive national energy tax, and his public advocacy - in lockstep with Speaker Nancy Pelosi - for a disastrous government takeover of health care which will lead to rationing and endanger Medicare. I have always stood up for what I believe in and I'm considering running for Congress to make a difference by standing up for our neighbors and fellow citizens in the district," said Martin.Dave McArthur, Vice President of McArthur's Bakery in south St. Louis County, is among those asking Martin to run for Congress after Carnahan voted for the controversial "Cap-and-Trade" national energy tax, which McArthur has publicly stated would force him and other businesses to go out of business. "We need someone who will stand up for our interests and not simply parrot the lines offered by Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the national Democrats," said McArthur. "With SaveAB.com and his other work in service to our community, Ed has shown he will step up and lead. We need Ed in Congress and I'm doing everything I can to gather support – from fellow business owners, colleagues, friends and family – for Ed."Dave's brother, Randy McArthur, will serve as treasurer for the committee. Randy, an active community leader and job creator who is CEO and President of McArthur's Bakery, was recently appointed to serve on the Missouri Community Service Commission by Governor Jay Nixon. Mary Beth Wolf, managing supervisor at Fleischman-Hillard and 3rd Congressional District representative on the Missouri Coordinating Board for Higher Education, will serve as deputy treasurer.Martin has been meeting informally with 3rd District voters for several months. The sessions, called "Ask Ed Anything," have given Martin a clear view of what voters want from their representative. "I'm talking to people, but more importantly, I'm listening," said Martin. "Public service is about giving a voice to the people you represent."For more information about Ed's background and his committee, "Ed Martin for Congress," visit EdMartinforCongress.com.Paid for by Ed Martin for CongressRandy McArthur, Treasurer
In reversing itself, the SAB decided that the restriction would be lifted as of June 30, 2009...not soon enough for three new public charter schools that had hoped to score an old SLPS property.The District's attempt to curtail St. Louis students' educational options was contemptible, but its reversal is more than welcome.
KIPP Academy, the St. Louis Language Immersion Schools and Grand Community School have all found other buildings to purchase or lease for their openings in fall 2009.


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The food is great and the sushi is the best i have had
Posted by Toby on 08/18/2008
I don't eat sushi so whenever i go to a sushi restaurant with my friends, i get the chicken teriyaki. My friends all seemed to really like their food here, but my chicken was overcooked, dry and partial burnt. Completely unedible. Everything else was fine, just don't order the chicken.
Posted by Natalie W. on 08/01/2008
First, I will say that Haru has great sushi for the UES. I eat here often and I don't have a problem with the food. I do, however, have a problem with the service. I really like the food here, it's a cool place but I feel like they have pretty lousy customer service. Go here for good food but not for an accommodating, customer friendly experience.
Posted by Lizzie on 08/13/2007
Haru was phenomenal. My salad was delicious, full of different things and topped with the most sensational ginger dressing. The tofu was perfectly (lightly) fried and the rolls were out of this world. The water kept on coming and the waiters were extremely attentive and gracious. I loved Haru, my friend and I went here two nights in a row because we just couldn't get enough! Everyone who leaves this amazing place leaves with a smile on their face. I'm going back next weekend.
Posted by Anonymous on 07/13/2007
I stopped by to have a nice dinner at Haru, I had never dinned there before so I thought I would give it a try. I ordered an appetizer and salad first. My salad was rushed out and before I could finish the salad my entree was rushed out before the appetizer was even served. When I question the waiter of why the entree was served first he said because the appetizer would take longer. I was very disappointed with the service. The waiter did not understand what I was talking about nor did the manager. They thought I was complaining about the appetizer taking to long. I was appauled by the food being throw at me and served in any order or fasion they choose. The rest was not crowed so what was the hurry. I did not stick around to even taste the food.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/18/2007
Haru provides its customers with fine and fresh fish rolled into mouth watering bites at affordable prices.
Posted by columbus place on 02/01/2007
Good value for fresh sushi! This is the only place from where we will eat sushi


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By Rudi WilliamsAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, June 28, 2000 Twenty-two Asian-American soldiers were finally recognized for their heroism when they received the nation's highest military award -- the Medal of Honor -- during a White House ceremony June 21.
Army Secretary Louis Caldera inducted the soldiers into the Pentagon's Hall of Heroes on June 22.
The men indelibly imprinted their names in the annals of military history nearly six decades ago. But their heroic actions on the World War II battlefields of Italy, France and Germany went unrecognized.
In honoring the 22 heroes, President Clinton said, "It's long past time to break the silence about their courage.... Rarely has a nation been so well-served by a people it has so ill-treated."
The president said immediately following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Americans of Japanese ancestry were classified as "enemy aliens". "More than 120,000 of them were forced from their homes, farms and businesses onto trains and buses and into camps in isolated areas. They were placed behind barbed wire in tarpaper barracks."
Twenty of the Medal of Honor recipients were members of the Japanese American 100th Infantry Battalion or 442nd Regimental Combat Team. The regiment, originally led solely by white officers, amalgamated the 100th battalion in 1944.
Two other recipients were Second Lt. Rudolph B. Davila served with the 7th Infantry Division, and Capt. Francis B. Wai with the 34th Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division.
The 100th and 442nd earned more than 18,000 individual decorations, including 9,486 Purple Hearts and seven Presidential Unit Citations, the nation's top award for combat units.
Many of the Japanese Americans who served in those units volunteered from internment camps where their families had been relocated, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Eric K. Shinseki pointed out.
"Today we are inducting them into the Pentagon's Hall of Heroes, a shrine to the most honored soldiers in our nation's military history," Caldera said during the Pentagon ceremony. "It is fitting that we have such a place, so that the memory of their deeds will be forever enshrined in the long annals of our country's history."
Caldera said eight of the 22 soldiers were killed in action. Seven have died since World War II and seven attended the induction ceremony.
The seven who attended were: Rudolph B. Davila of Vista, Calif.; Barney F. Hajiro of Waipahu, Hawaii; Shizuya Hayashi of Pearl City, Hawaii; U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye of Honolulu; Yeiki Kobashigawa of Hawaii; Yukio Okutsu of Hilo, Hawaii; and George T. Sakato of Denver.
The other recipients were: Pvt. Mikio Hasemoto for heroism near Cerasuolo, Italy, on Nov. 29, 1943; Pvt. Joe Hayashi for valor on April 20 and 22, 1945, near Tendola, Italy; Pvt. Shizuya Hayashi for gallantry on Nov. 29, 1943, near Cerasuolo, Italy; Staff Sgt. Robert T. Kuroda for valor near Bruyeres, France, on Oct. 20, 1944; Pfc. Kaoru Moto for gallantry in action on July 7, 1944, near Castellina, Italy; Pfc. Kiyoshi K. Muranaga for heroism on June 26, 1944, near Suvereto, Italy; Pvt. Masato Nakae for heroism near Pisa, Italy, on Aug. 19, 1944; Pvt. Shinyei Nakamine for bravery on June 2, 1944, near La Torreto, Italy; Pfc. William K. Nakamura for heroism on July 4, 1944, near Castellina, Italy; Pfc. Joe M. Nishimoto for heroism on Nov. 7, 1944, near La Houssiere, France; Staff Sgt. Allan M. Ohata for heroism Nov. on 29 and 30, 1943, near Cerasuolo, Italy; Pfc. Frank H. Ono for heroism on July 4, 1944, near Castellina, Italy; Staff Sgt. Kazuo Otani for heroism on July 15, 1944, near Pieve Di S. Luce, Italy; Tech. Sgt. Ted T. Tanouye for heroism on July 7, 1944, near Molino A Ventoabbto, Italy; and Capt. Francis B. Wai for heroism on Oct. 20, 1944, near Leyte, Philippine Islands.
Twenty-one Asian American World War II heroes were originally scheduled to have their wartime Distinguished Service Crosses upgraded to Medals of Honor, but a 22nd man was added.
The 22nd medal was bestowed on James Okubo, who received the Silver Star for his actions in Biffontaine, France in 1944. A separate action in Congress to waive the statute of limitations was required in his case because he didn't receive the Distinguished Service Cross. Therefore, he was ineligible to be considered as part of the original review of records. President Clinton approved the Army's recommendations for the upgrades on May 12.
Before the White House ceremony, only two Asian Americans Sgt. Jose Calugas of the Philippine Scouts and Pfc. Sadao Munemori of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team had received the Medal of Honor for service in World War II.
The 442nd fought in eight major campaigns in Italy, France and Germany. These included the battles of Monte Cassino, Anzio and Biffontaine. At Biffontaine, the unit fought perhaps its most famous battle, the epic "Rescue of the Lost Battalion," in which the Japanese American unit sustained more than 800 casualties to rescue 211 members of the 1st Battalion of the 141st Regiment, a Texas National Guard outfit.
"These quiet men, small in stature, performed unbelievable acts of bravery; they were tigers in battle," Shinseki said. "You and the recipients who are no longer with us, served this nation over 50 years ago, but you are serving it again today. You are serving the nation by accepting this recognition."
Related Articles:AFPS News Article: 21 Asian American World War II Vets to Get Medal of HonorAFPS News Article: Medals of Honor Bestowed on 10 Asian Pacific Americans


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ACTS Master of Divinity Degree
About degree | Admission Requirements | Courses | Advanced Standing with Credit | AMF Survey
Assessing Ministry Formation (AMF) Survey
All MDiv students are required to complete this survey which:
- Provides students with an objective reflective tool for tracking his/her progress in ministry formation.
- Provides valuable feedback to help the MDiv program improve curriculum and evaluate ACTS effectiveness in serving program outcomes.
We encourage you to print a copy of your survey as you fill it out for personal reflection on your educational progress and encouragement. The results will be used by the M.Div. committee to assist you in your studies, and to tell us what is working and what needs improvement in the program.
The AMF Survey looks at 12 areas of pastoral formation which we have targeted to be desired outcomes for MDiv graduates. We hope this exercise will assist you in being a self-directed student and encourage your growth in Christ and in leading His people.
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5/6/10 Update (10:20 a.m. PT): MovieTickets.com is reporting 842 sold-out showings for Iron Man 2, 255 of which are for midnight shows. Meanwhile, Fandango is reporting sold-out showings at specific locations such as NYC's AMC Loews Lincoln Square Cinemas (which has added a 3:10 a.m. Thursday night/Friday morning showtime), San Francisco's Metreon, Chicago's AMC Loews 600 North Michigan, and L.A.'s Universal CityWalk Cinemas.
5/5/10 Update: MovieTickets.com is reporting that Iron Man 2 currently has 810 sold-out showings. The Paramount release also accounts for 84 percent of daily sales on the ticketing site as of 10:30 a.m. PT.
4/28/10 Update: MovieTickets.com is reporting that Iron Man 2 is outselling Iron Man by a margin of 5 to 1 at the same point in the sales cycle.
4/21/10 Update: The rush of summer blockbusters will begin on May 7 with Iron Man 2, and it's bound kick things off with a bang.
MovieTickets.com is already reporting 49 sold-out showings for the Paramount release. Meanwhile, in a poll conducted on the site, 75 percent of moviegoers who are aware of the film plan on seeing it opening weekend.
The original Iron Man opened to $102.1 million in May 2008. BoxOffice.com is currently predicting a $145 million opening for the sequel.


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Minor League Ball: Three Los Angeles Dodgers prospects make Minor League Ball's 2012 Top 120 Prospects. Unsurprisingly, they are Zach Lee (75), Allen Webster (106), and Nate Eovaldi (87).
ESPN The Magazine: Molly Knight on Dodgers trainer Stan Conte, who wants to banish injuries forever.
Grantland: Jonah Keri on Jose Abreu, the best hitter you've never heard of.


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Posted: April 24, 2014|
New jobs will be created through the expansion of a company in the Isle of Axholme.
Westwood Pipelines is seeking planning permission for a new development with workshop, offices and production facility at former tile works premises on Belton Road, Sandtoft.
The production of polyethylene pipes and fittings on the site will result in six jobs being created, increasing the workforce to 20.
The firm is currently at Unit A, Station Road Industrial Estate, Epworth.
North Lincolnshire Council is now considering the planning application.
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Children's Ministries
is offered for all children.
We Welcome You to Join Us
In the Name of The Lord!
Sunday Mornings
(year round)
Workshop Rotation Sunday School
At 9:45 children ages 4-12 meet in our Town Hall, located on the second level of our educational wing, for music and prayer, and then go in groups to a new shop each week to learn about the day's Bible topic.
Babies through age three enjoy care and teaching in our nursery area, located on the Children's Hall.
Children are an important part of the worship hour, where families are encouraged to sit together and help one another. On most Sundays, children have a leadership role during worship. During worship a Children's Sermon is offered. Children can come forward and hear a lesson especially for them.
Babies and children through age four are invited to remain in the nursery area for extended care during worship.
We enjoy, as a church family, the Dedication ceremonies during worship for families with newborns.
During any service of worship at Fernwood, childcare for babies through age 2 is provided by loving adults in our well-equipped nursery. Visitors are always welcome!
Wednesday Evenings
(September through May)
Children's Music and
Other Fun Stuff We Do
Holidays and Special Celebrations
Our Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Cookout takes place the week before Resurrection Sunday. On the last Sunday in October we host a big Halloween Party, fun for all ages. Occasionally children enjoy an organized outing such as skating, bowling, hiking, or swimming, supervised by adults in our congregation.
Off to Camp!
During July all children in 3rd - 6th grade spend a week at
During summer VBS, the church family participates in study, missions, a creative project, and meals shared together. VBS is a Baptist tradition!
Discipleship and Inquirer's Classes
Each year during Lent, the 6th graders do special study and reflection as they prepare to become young adults. Some may decide during this study to be baptized as well.
Our church leads friendly discussions in an Inquirer's Class with children who are interested in baptism and full church membership. Receiving these dear ones into fellowship is our happiest ministry with children. We welcome parent leadership in all aspects of these ministries.
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Kepler-452b revolves around a sun much like our own.
DNA with a Twist
September 13, 2012|
Researchers show that DNA supercoils are dynamic structures that can "hop" long distances, a phenomenon that could affect gene regulation.
Covering the life sciences inside and out
September 13, 2012|
Researchers show that DNA supercoils are dynamic structures that can "hop" long distances, a phenomenon that could affect gene regulation.
August 13, 2012|
Researchers use UV light to stimulate protein production in nano-sized delivery capsules in mice.
August 9, 2012|
Researchers devise a way to create predictably patterned microwrinkles.
August 1, 2012|
Researchers track tumors as they develop, providing more support for the idea that cells with stem-cell-like properties underlie cancer growth and recurrence.
July 26, 2012|
Evolving the ability to run may also have made our ancestors smarter, suggesting that exercise can be healthy for the brain as well as the body.
July 23, 2012|
Genomic analyses reveal that the polar bear evolved between 4 and 5 million years ago, far earlier than previous studies had estimated.
July 19, 2012|
A relatively new pair of sex chromosomes in the fruit fly allows researchers to track their evolution from the beginning.
July 3, 2012|
The recently hyped amoeba-flagellate Collodictyon has many secrets to tell about early eukaryotic evolution.
June 26, 2012|
Researchers designed a microfluidics chip to separate cells using gravity and a force field.
June 21, 2012|
The second of the two controversial bird flu papers is published in Science, revealing that just five mutations can render the virus transmissible between ferrets.


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Top 5!!! The clusters of long, bluish-green needles on this outstanding broad, pyramidal pine are so delicate even the slightest wind moves them. A witches broom found in Germany on Pinus x schwerinii (a cross between P. strobus and P. wallichiana), the spectacular cultivar produces an abundance of oversized sappy cones. Plants can be pruned to stay beautifully tight and soft; left unpruned, plants become unique informal uprights with pillowy branches. Both forms will impress admiring gardeners. Found and named by Mr. Wieting who lives in Gieelhorst, Germany; Pinus x schwerinii was found in the German town Schwerin.
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|Chelsea Steinberg
DURHAM, N.H. – Chelsea Steinberg (Ridgewood, N.J.) matched a personal best by scoring a 9.875 on balance beam, but the ninth-ranked University of Michigan edged the University of New Hampshire, 196.8-195.375, in gymnastics action at Lundholm Gymasium on Saturday afternoon.
UNH dropped its first home meet of the season to slip to 4-3 overall despite setting a season high in scoring, while Michigan upped its mark to 9-1, improving to 9-1 in the all-time series against the 'Cats.
"Our team stepped up the intensity today and gave Michigan a challenge," head coach Gail Goodspeed said. "This is our highest score of the season and hopefully the start of many more 195-plus scores. This team can continue to compete with the best, and we now need to focus even more on the details of hitting handstands and sticking all of our dismounts."
Austyn Fobes (Howell, N.J.) was the top Wildcat on vault, hitting a clean landing on her Yurchenko full for a 9.825. That score was good for third place, behind the Wolverines' duo of Natalie Beilstein (9.9) and Kylee Botterman (9.85). Hannah Barile (Sinking Spring, Pa.) pulled off her unique quervo vault to set a personal best at 9.775. UNH posted a team score of 48.85 on vault, and Michigan scored a 49.2.
Fobes tallied the top UNH score on uneven bars, performing a clean routine to finish in third place with a 9.8. Katie Lawrence (Lyme, Conn.) and Danielle Reibold (Horsham, Pa.) registered matching marks of 9.775 to deadlock Michigan's Sarah Curtis for fourth on the apparatus. Wolverines Jordan Sexton (9.9) and Botterman (9.875) took the top two spots, as Michigan earned 49.025 points, bettering New Hampshire's 48.825.
Steinberg punctuated her impeccably-flowing routine on beam by sticking her dismount for third place, just .025 behind the co-winners from Michigan, Sexton and Botterman, who notched remarkable totals of 9.9. Lawrence earned fourth place by virtue of a 9.85. In team scoring, the Wolverines edged the Wildcats, 49.175-48.725.
Michigan sealed the victory by recording the top four scores on floor exercise. Steinberg and Fobes knotted for fifth place at 9.85, and the Wildcats amassed 48.975 points on floor to the Wolverines' 49.4.
Steinberg (39.175) and Fobes (38.75) finished third and fourth, respectively, in all-around, with Botterman (39.575) and Curtis taking the top two spots.
"The leadership of the senior class came through with Chelsea hitting all four events, and Katie Lawrence and Katie Caliendo (Manorville, N.Y.) stepping it up as well by hitting their two events," Goodspeed said. "We were close to our goal of hitting 24-for-24 and actually hit 23 of our 24 routines and did not count a fall."
The Wildcats host the annual UNH Invitational on Saturday, Feb. 12, when Michigan State, Brown and Alaska all visit Lundholm Gym for a quad meet. For information on UNH gymnastics tickets, CLICK HERE or call (603) 862-4000, x 5.


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BY CK Lam
September 23, 2012 marked the soft opening of Tao Authentic Asian Cuisine in Penang Times Square. This is the third outlet to serve customers in Penang besides its popular outlets in E-gate and Auto City.
A press conference was held on the day of its opening with a short speech from Mr Alex Oung, sharing the insight of the restaurant which specializes in all-u-can-eat buffet, with Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Taiwan and Thai cuisine.


text: It's being asked in virtually all the (limited) media that covers soccer here. Given the highs and lows, overall, in one word: Was the David Beckham era a good one for the team (and league). Why or why not? Obviously, off the heels of another cup win, I suspect I already know the answer.