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Technical report Frank / Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe-Universität, Fachbereich Informatik und Mathematik, Institut für Informatik
Year of publication
Document Type
- Working Paper (75)
- Periodical Parts (1)
- Lambda-Kalkül (18)
- Formale Semantik (8)
- Programmiersprache (7)
- Nebenläufigkeit (6)
- Operationale Semantik (4)
- Verifikation (4)
- lambda calculus (4)
- Funktionale Programmierung (3)
- Logik (3)
- Operationale Semantik (3)
- Informatik (75)
- Präsidium (1)
- Jg. 43 Nr. 3
- Uni-Report : Jg. 43 Nr. 3 vom 19.05.2010 (2010)
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- Unification of stratified second-order terms (1994)
- We consider the problem of unifying a set of equations between second-order terms. Terms are constructed from function symbols, constant symbols and variables, and furthermore using monadic second-order variables that may stand for a term with one hole, and parametric terms. We consider stratified systems, where for every first-order and second-order variable, the string of second-order variables on the path from the root of a term to every occurrence of this variable is always the same. It is shown that unification of stratified second-order terms is decidable by describing a nondeterministic decision algorithm that eventually uses Makanin's algorithm for deciding the unifiability of word equations. As a generalization, we show that the method can be used as a unification procedure for non-stratified second-order systems, and describe conditions for termination in the general case.
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- An algorithm for distributive unification (1994)
- We consider unification of terms under the equational theory of two-sided distributivity D with the axioms x*(y+z) = x*y + x*z and (x+y)*z = x*z + y*z. The main result of this paper is that Dunification is decidable by giving a non-deterministic transformation algorithm. The generated unification are: an AC1-problem with linear constant restrictions and a second-order unification problem that can be transformed into a word-unification problem that can be decided using Makanin's algorithm. This solves an open problem in the field of unification. Furthermore it is shown that the word-problem can be decided in polynomial time, hence D-matching is NP-complete.
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- Termination proofs for a lazy functional language by abstract reduction : (draft) (1996)
- Automatic termination proofs of functional programming languages are an often challenged problem Most work in this area is done on strict languages Orderings for arguments of recursive calls are generated In lazily evaluated languages arguments for functions are not necessarily evaluated to a normal form It is not a trivial task to de ne orderings on expressions that are not in normal form or that do not even have a normal form We propose a method based on an abstract reduction process that reduces up to the point when su cient ordering relations can be found The proposed method is able to nd termination proofs for lazily evaluated programs that involve non terminating subexpressions Analysis is performed on a higher order polymorphic typed language and termi nation of higher order functions can be proved too The calculus can be used to derive information on a wide range on di erent notions of termination.
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- A partial rehabilitation of side-effecting I/O : non-determinism in non-strict functional languages (1996)
- We investigate the extension of non-strict functional languages like Haskell or Clean by a non-deterministic interaction with the external world. Using call-by-need and a natural semantics which describes the reduction of graphs, this can be done such that the Church-Rosser Theorems 1 and 2 hold. Our operational semantics is a base to recognise which particular equivalencies are preserved by program transformations. The amount of sequentialisation may be smaller than that enforced by other approaches and the programming style is closer to the common one of side-effecting programming. However, not all program transformations used by an optimising compiler for Haskell remain correct in all contexts. Our result can be interpreted as a possibility to extend current I/O-mechanism by non-deterministic deterministic memoryless function calls. For example, this permits a call to a random number generator. Adding memoryless function calls to monadic I/O is possible and has a potential to extend the Haskell I/O-system.
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- Automatic extraction of context information from programs using abstract reduction (1997)
- This paper describes context analysis, an extension to strictness analysis for lazy functional languages. In particular it extends Wadler's four point domain and permits in nitely many abstract values. A calculus is presented based on abstract reduction which given the abstract values for the result automatically finds the abstract values for the arguments. The results of the analysis are useful for veri fication purposes and can also be used in compilers which require strictness information.
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- Efficient strictness analysis of Haskell in Haskell using abstract reduction (1997)
- The extraction of strictness information marks an indispensable element of an efficient compilation of lazy functional languages like Haskell. Based on the method of abstract reduction we have developed an e cient strictness analyser for a core language of Haskell. It is completely written in Haskell and compares favourably with known implementations. The implementation is based on the G#-machine, which is an extension of the G-machine that has been adapted to the needs of abstract reduction.


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Thursday, August 8, 2013
The scene in the timeless classic Wizard of Oz where Dorothy emerges from the house to tell Toto "We're not in Kansas anymore," just about sums up how Goose Creek High School defensive line coach Joe Bowers feels these days.
Gone is all the Gators' proven Division I talent on the defensive front, replaced by more ordinary high school players.
"That's really what you deal with most of the time," said Bowers, also the strength and conditioning coach. "When you get those Division I guys, those are special years. Ninety percent of the time you're not going to have those types of guys."
So now the task ahead is assembling the best group that will man the defensive wall as the season approaches. Both Gerald Turner (USC) and Mike Myers (East Carolina) are out of the picture. Jalen Stevens (UConn) also played up front the last couple of years.
It's a scenario that could be cloudy heading into the first week of the regular season.
"We've got a lot of unknowns," Bowers said. "We've got a lot of things we won't figure out until we get pads on and start to hit people … everybody's fighting for a position. Our rule is going to be what it's always been. We're going to get our best 11 out there."
And that's likely to change given the down and distance.
"Guys have got to fit a particular position and a particular role," Bowers said. "Some guys are first- and second-down guys. Some guys are third-and-long guys."
The lone returning starter on the defensive front is Daquan White (5-11, 245), who is projected to start at weakside defensive end. Last season, he was a full-time starter on the inside after rotating in at defensive end as a sophomore with Turner. Turner handled the majority of the DE reps last fall.
"Daquan gives us flexibility," Bowers said. "If we don't feel like we're getting what we need out of the two guys inside and Daquan can add something there, and there is somebody adequate to take his spot at end, we could make that move."
Other players in the mix are senior DE C.J. Polite (6-1, 190), junior DT Kyrise Williams (6-0, 250), junior DT Trenton Brown (5-11, 270) and sophomore noseguard Devon Brown. Of course, others can work their way into the picture.
The Gators' mantra comes to Bowers' mind. The hope for the defensive line is that the whole will be greater than the sum of its parts.
"Our big thing is 'next man up,'" he said. "We treat them all the same. We expect everybody to play to a high level. We don't care whether you're a Division I recruit or whether you're a backup or a third-stringer. We don't care if you're the weakest guy or the strongest guy… it's about the 'next man up.'"
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|Lanny Gordon Poynter
|Wednesday, 05 June 2013 04:11
Lanny Gordon Poynter age 64 of Edmonton died Tuesday, June 4, 2013 at his home. He was an Army veteran and a member of Antioch Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife Gertie Poynter, one daughter Amanda and husband Tommy Hatcher of Cave City, one grandson Seth Allen and wife Donna Hatcher of Cave City, one great grandchild Skyler Hatcher, his mother Arcola Poynter of Edmonton, four brothers Danny and wife Brenda, Jerry and wife Rita, Roger and wife Carolyn all of Edmonton, Ronnie and wife Angie of Glasgow, nephew Cole and wife Amber Poynter and niece Lisa and husband Elton Caffee.
He is preceded in death by his father Ellie Vernon Poynter, nephew Jeffrey Poynter and niece Valarie Poynter.
Funeral services will be held 1:00 PM Thursday at Butler Funeral Home in Edmonton with burial in the Cave City Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4:00 PM until 8:00 PM Wednesday and after 9:00 AM Thursday at the funeral home.


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Carrboro puts undefeated record on line in state final
Nine Carrboro defensive players had a hand in at least one tackle for loss in the Jaguars' Nov. 20 state 2-AA semifinal win at Jacksonville Northside.
That same group likely will hold the key to undefeated Carrboro's bid to win its first state football championship tonight when the Jaguars meet South Iredell at N.C. State's Carter-Finley Stadium (7 p.m., Time Warner Cable channel 520, WCHL radio at chapelboro.com online).
Former North Carolina offensive coordinator John Shoop, who will provide on-air analysis for WCHL's broadcast, said Friday that while the Jaguars' explosive offense got Carrboro (15-0) into the playoffs, its the defense that has come together.
Shoop, a former NFL coordinator with the Chicago Bears and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, went to UNC with former coach Butch Davis and remained there through the 2011 season. He has remained in the area and lives in the same neighborhood as Carrboro High School.
"Carrboro's defense has been taking it to another level (in the playoffs)," Shoop said. "And that's important."
South Iredell (13-2) poses problems for any defense.
Star running back/middle linebacker LaChaston "Ray Ray" Smith (6-0, 225), who has verbally committed to Virginia, missed the first eight games of the season with a broken leg and is the Vikings' third leading rusher. He was the 2011 defensive player of the year in his conference.
But Smith is healthy now, and senior quarterback Davin King, a first-year starter, has the Vikings on the move. His play helped South Iredell upset perennial state power Salisbury to get to the final.
"South Iredell is a spread team that tries to get a play off about every 15 seconds — they try to wear you out," Shoop said. "They're a team that's getting good at the right time."
Shoop also is impressed by King, who doesn't have spectacular statistics but gets the job done.
"He distributes that ball," Shoop said of King. "You're probably not all that impressed until the game's over and you look at the box score and see what the team's done."
Carrboro's defense — led by linebackers Scott Peretin and Tabias Sales, linemen Damien Currie and Rakim Satterwhite and defensive backs Shamek Dolby and George Carpenter — has had success shutting down the passing and running games in the playoffs.
After a 68-31 rout of Burlington Cummings in the first round, Carrboro shut out Randleman 37-0 and followed with tight wins over Reidsville (20-16) and Northside (21-14) in rounds three and four.
What might cause Carrboro problems tonight is the fact that six of its stars almost never leave the field, playing offense and defense. And almost everyone on the roster does double duty at least part-time.
On paper, South Iredell should hold up better. The Vikings use only two players both ways on a regular basis and should be the fresher team as the game gets late.
"They don't two-platoon much at all, which is unusual for a 2-A school," Shoop said. "But I wouldn't put anything past Carrboro. Their mental toughness is just unbelievable."
Of Carrboro, South Iredell coach Scott Miller said: "Great team speed. They play really hard. They fly to the ball on both sides of the ball. They don't quit until the whistle's blown, and obviously that's a testament to their coach and what they demand of their kids."
It was the offense — particularly star back Trai Sharp, quarterback Alex McVeigh, wide receiver Marlin Johnson and senior runner/receiver Douglas Parrish — that keyed Carrboro's undefeated regular season.
Johnson (6-2, 205) is a junior with the agility and hands to go high over smaller defenders to pluck passes out of the air and breakaway speed that makes him a scoring threat anywhere on the field. He has more than 1,200 receiving yards this season, though an ankle injury suffered midway through the second-round win has slowed Johnson demonstrably.
Sharp, who has averaged 10 yards per carry in a 2,000-plus yard season with 35 touchdowns, has been held somewhat in check the past two games by defenses that were able to key on him more with Johnson hobbled.
"Carrboro runs jet sweeps with Doug (Parrish) and Trai (Sharp), and (corner backs) are really involved in stopping that," Shoop said. "For that to work, the safety has to stay over the top (of Johnson)."
A healthy Johnson can defeat that strategy, Shoop said.
"Johnson's a wonderful talent, but he gets deep on Carrboro's scheme," Shoop said. "(Carrboro coach Jason) Tudryn does an amazing job."
Shoop added that slowing Sharp down also has a lot to do with talent and desire.
"It's obvious he's going to be a special player," Shoop said of Sharp, whom he has compared to Pro Football Hall of Famer Tony Dorsett. "But (defensive) guys have been slipping blocks and making tackles, ... pursuing and shedding blocks. It gets hard (to run) in the playoffs."
Sharp, like Johnson, can score from anywhere on the field. He uses his speed, cutting ability and elusiveness when he's able to slip through the first line of defenders.
McVeigh, who has passed for more than 2,000 yards, is another key for the Jaguars. The senior leader has shown the ability to take off and run when the focus is on Sharp. His deep passes haven't been as successful with Johnson limited. Johnson's replacements have been having trouble with drops.
Parrish also has done well, rushing for a pair of touchdowns in relief of Sharp at Northside. He has carried for more than 600 yards on the year.
Color Miller a believer.
"(Carrboro's) offensive linemen are drive blocking the whole way," Miller said. "(Their) runners run hard, phenomenal quarterback. They're just a good all-around team."
Tudryn, who has been with the Carrboro program since its inception in 2007, is in the playoffs for the third time with the Jaguars, who previously never had made it past the third round.
He thinks some people still remember the first three teams that all-too-often suffered losses of 70 points.
If people still think Carrboro can't play, Tudryn laughs.
"Stereotypes sometimes aren't true," he said.
NOTES — Carrboro will be the designated home team, wearing their distinctive black and purple jerseys and pants. South Iredell will be in white. ... Shoop hopes to return to coaching at either the pro or college level before the year is out. "We're figuring it out," he said. "I'm going to coach, for sure. I've got some options and will be open to a lot. I hope to get something done in the next month."


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Flour Bluff girls defense stifles Roma
Hornets advance to play Floresville in next round
KINGSVILLE - Flour Bluff is moving on to the area round of the playoffs for the first time since 2010.
The Hornets' defense had as much to do with that as anything Tuesday night.
Flour Bluff held Roma to five points in the first half in eventually building a 25-point second-half lead while routing the Gladiators, 48-31 in a bi-district playoff game at Texas A&M-Kingsville.
"It's great; this is what we've been working towards," said Hornets junior post Bailey Morgan, who had a game-high 10 points and nine rebounds.
Flour Bluff (20-16) advances to play District 29-4A champion Floresville (25-9) in the area playoffs later this week.
"Our sights are set on the regional tournament," said Hornets coach James McMinn, whose team won its fourth consecutive game. "We've got two more games to go to get there."
Flour Bluff will look to its defense to help it continue its playoff run.
The Hornets held the 32-4A runner-up Gladiators to two points in the first quarter and without a point for more than a nine-minute span of the first half to take control.
"We knew we had a little advantage speed-wise and we wanted to use it," McMinn said. "The girls did a good job of executing it."
Flour Bluff used a 10-0 run to erase a two-point deficit and take an eight-point second-quarter lead.
Sophomore post Ashley Abbott scored five points to lead that spurt, while Morgan had a putback and senior post Julia Rendon, junior guard Caitlynn Mitchell and freshman guard Claudia Curtis combined for the other three points for the Hornets.
Roma sophomore guard Kassandra Rocha, who entered the game averaging 13.6 points per game, stopped the run with a 3-pointer from the left wing with 5:32 remaining in the second quarter.
The Hornets held the Gladiators without another point for the rest of the half.
Senior guard Jasmine Richardson's three-point play with 1:33 left in the frame helped Flour Bluff take a 20-5 lead into the break.
The Hornets limited Roma to three points in the final 15 minutes of the first half in closing the half on a 20-3 run. Flour Bluff's defense also forced 12 turnovers in the first half, including nine in the first quarter.
The Gladiators wouldn't come closer than 12 points in the final 16 minutes of play, as the Hornets eventually pushed their lead to 40-15 on Richardson's 3-pointer from the left wing nearly three minutes into the fourth quarter and they cruised from there.
Junior guard Sarah McMillan and Mitchell combined for six of Flour Bluff's 14 steals.
The Hornets had 11 different players score in the game.
Roma 2 3 6 20-31
Roma — Kassandra Rocha 9, Krissynthia Rocha 1, Ana Resendez 2, Luz Gonzalez 8, Annette Jasso 7, Andrea Garza 3, Denise Pena 1.
Flour Bluff — Sarah McMillan 3, Caitlynn Mitchell 6, Ashley Abbott 5, Jasmine Richardson 6, Bailey Morgan 10, Mia Valdez 4, Michelle Revels 2, Julia Rendon 5, Claudia Curtis 3, Breana Wells 2, Breanna Poses 2.
3-pointers FB, Abbott 1, Richardson 1. R, Luz Gonzalez 2, Kassandra Rocha 1, Garza 1.
Records: Flour Bluff 20-16.
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Research InterestsMy two areas of interest are instructional technology (design and delivery of instruction) for diverse/international students and visual literacy, especially as it relates to computer screen design and user interfaces/usability. Current research is on online learning, P12 technology use and filipped classrooms.
Selected Publications
Anderson, J. L. H. (in press). Technologies for Persons With Hearing Impairments. In J. M. Spector (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Educational Technology. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Anderson, J. L. H. (2010). Collecting analysis data. In K. H. Silber & R. Foshay (Eds.), Handbook of training and improving workplace performance (Vol. I, pp. 95 - 143). San Francisco: John Wiley & Sons.
Hites, J. M., (1996). Design and Delivery of Training for International Students: A Case Study. Performance Improvement Quarterly, 9(2), pp. 57-74
Hites, J. M., and K. Ewing, (1996). Designing and Implementing Instruction on the World Wide Web: A Case Study.
Hites, J. M., and Fields, D. (February, 1996) HPY: Applied Science or Smoke and Mirrors? Technology, Education and Work: Selected Papers. Northern Illinois University.
Hites, J. M., (1994). On being hearing impaired in the workplace, P&I Journal, 33 (5), pp.120-12.
Hites, J. M., (1990). Design and Delivery of Training for International Students: A Case Study. Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation, NIU. 322 pages.
Hites, J. M., (1986). Cultural finesse for materials and trainers. Media and Adult Learning, 8 (2), pp. 11-14.
Hites, J. M. with Fischer, W. W., (1984). Modifying course materials for international students, P&I Journal, 23 (10), pp. 7-9. (ERIC Document Reproduction Service no. EJ314087-IR513726)
Hites, J. M., (1989). Design and Delivery of Training for International Trainees. Thresholds: Research in Education. 17 (1&2). Northern Illinois University.
Recent Presentations
Sutton, S.R. & Anderson, J. L. H. (2013, March). Infusing the National Educational Technology Standards into a Teacher Education Program. Paper presented at the annual conference of the Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education (SITE), New Orleans, LA
Anderson, J. L. H. (2011, January 20). Blogs in Edication 101. Curriculum Technology Center, St. Cloud State University.
Research Strategies (MGM)
IM420 Information Technology and Cultural Relevance
IM444 Internship in Media
Instructional Design I
IM422/522 Information, Technology and Learning for K-12 and 5-12 Education
IM455/555 Design and Preparation of Multimedia Presentations I
IM456/556 Design and Preparation of Multimedia Presentations II
IM469 Training and Media Management
Research Methods in Media
Training/Human Resource Development
IM656 Computer-Based Authoring
Seminars (taught occasionally on demand)
IM683(1) Seminar: Human Performance Technology
Productivity problems in the workplace have many causes.
Instructional designers are experts at solving problems caused by a
lack of skills, but what about other types of problems? Human
performance technology offers a range of solutions. Using case studies
and activities, you will explore and practice non-training solutions
with a proven track record for effectiveness.
IM683(2) Seminar: Design for Diversity
Your classroom is beginning to change - there are students
from diverse backgrounds, nations, cultures, and languages. How does
this affect your instruction? What works, and how do you find
appropriate curriculum materials? How does your own culture affect your
instruction? Using experiential methods and case studies, you will
explore and develop strategies for designing and modifying instruction
for use with diverse learners in both educational and training
IM683(3) Seminar: Time and Project Managment
IIM686 Grants: Howto Write'Em and Get 'Em
Students will explore techniques and strategies for writing and presenting grant proposals. Participants will be given opportunities to network, explore database searching, and examine grant sources. Actual examples of grant proposals will be shown. Participants will practice techniques and strategies on thir own proposal ideas.
Backpacking, canoeing, cross-country skiing, reading, writing poetry, listening to blues, jazz and classical music, watching old movies, painting...
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(Corrects to show Egypt's pound hits lowest level in eight years, but did not fall 4 percent)
* Republican Guard says demonstrators must leave by 3 p.m.
* Islamists start to comply, opposition defiant
* Mursi meets army chief, to address nation later in day,
* Violence has killed 7, wounded 350
* Egypt pound hits 8-year low, stocks, forex reserves down
By Marwa Awad and Edmund Blair
CAIRO, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Egypt's Republican Guard ordered rival demonstrators to leave the area around the presidential palace in Cairo on Thursday after fierce overnight clashes that killed seven people.
Islamist supporters of President Mohamed Mursi withdrew, but the opposition promised more protests there.
The presidency announced that the Republican Guard, whose duties include protecting the palace, had set a 3 p.m. (1300 GMT) deadline for supporters and opponents of Mursi to quit an area they had turned into a battleground.
The military played a big role in removing President Hosni Mubarak during last year's popular revolt, taking over to manage a transitional period, but had stayed out of the latest crisis.
Mursi's Islamist partisans had fought opposition protesters well into the early hours during duelling demonstrations over the president's decision last month to expand his powers to help him push through a mostly Islamist-drafted constitution.
A Reuters witness said the hundreds of Mursi supporters who had camped overnight near the palace perimeter left before the military deadline passed. Dozens of Mursi's foes remained, but were kept away by a barbed wire barricade guarded by tanks.
An official of the opposition National Salvation Front, who asked not to be named, said more protests would take place.
"We are planning marches later today, most probably taking off from Tahrir Square, disregarding the Republican Guard's decision. We had many injuries last night, and we are not going to have their blood wasted."
The commander of the Guard, which has deployed tanks and armoured troop carriers to help police pacify the area, said the intention was to separate the adversaries, not to repress them.
"The armed forces, and at the forefront of them the Republican Guard, will not be used as a tool to oppress the demonstrators," General Mohamed Zaki told the state news agency.
Mursi himself, silent in the turbulence of the last few days, will address the nation later in the day, state television quoted a presidential adviser as saying.
The president discussed how to stabilise Egypt with the army chief, General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who is also defence minister, and cabinet ministers, the presidency said.
After the sustained clashes of Wednesday night, the streets around the palace were much calmer in the morning, apart from a brief bout of rock-throwing between the hundreds of Islamists and dozens of opposition partisans still at the scene.
Army officers on the spot urged the combatants to back off and stop bloodshed that is further dividing Egypt and imperilling its quest for political stability and economic recovery nearly two years after mass protests overthrew Mubarak.
Officials said 350 people had been wounded, as well as the seven killed. Six of the dead were Mursi supporters, the Muslim Brotherhood said. Each side blamed the other for the violence.
Egypt plunged into renewed turmoil after Mursi assumed wide powers on Nov. 22 to press ahead with a mostly Islamist-drafted constitution and forestall any court challenges to it.
The Supreme Guide of the Brotherhood, to which Mursi belonged before he was narrowly elected president in June, appealed for unity. Divisions among Egyptians "only serve the nation's enemies", Mohamed Badie said in a statement.
With at least seven tanks at the palace corners, backed by about 10 armoured troop carriers and 20 police trucks, the two sides mostly shouted slogans at each other from a distance.
Around the palace, traffic moved through streets strewn with rocks thrown during violence in which petrol bombs and guns were also used. Hundreds of Mursi supporters had remained there over night, many wrapped in blankets and some reading the Koran.
"We came here to support President Mursi and his decisions. He is the elected president of Egypt," said demonstrator Emad Abou Salem, 40. "He has legitimacy and nobody else does."
Opposition protester Ehab Nasser el-Din, 21, his head bandaged after being hit by a rock the day before, decried the Muslim Brotherhood's "grip on the country", which he said would only tighten if the new constitution is passed.
Another protester, Ahmed Abdel-Hakim, 23, accused the Brotherhood of "igniting the country in the name of religion".
The United States, worried about the stability of an Arab state which has a peace deal with Israel and which receives ${esc.dollar}1.3 billion in U.S. military aid, has urged dialogue. Britain also called for restraint and an "inclusive" political process.
Mursi's opponents accuse him of seeking to create a new "dictatorship" with his Nov. 22 decree and were further angered when an Islamist-dominated assembly hastily approved the draft constitution due to go to a referendum on Dec. 15.
The president has defended his actions as necessary to prevent courts still full of judges appointed by Mubarak from derailing a constitution vital for Egypt's political transition.
Mursi has shown no sign of buckling under pressure from protesters, confident that the Islamists, who have dominated both elections since Mubarak was overthrown, can win the referendum and the parliamentary election to follow.
Mahmoud Hussein, the Brotherhood's secretary-general, said holding the plebiscite was the only way out of the crisis, dismissing the opposition as "remnants of the (Mubarak) regime, thugs and people working for foreign agendas".
As well as relying on his Brotherhood power base, Mursi may also tap into a popular yearning for stability and economic revival after almost two years of political turmoil.
The Egyptian pound hit its lowest level in eight years, after previously firming on hopes that a ${esc.dollar}4.8 billion IMF loan would stabilise the economy. The Egyptian stock market fell 4.4 percent after it opened.
Foreign exchange reserves fell by nearly ${esc.dollar}450 million to ${esc.dollar}15 billion in November, indicating that the Central Bank was still spending heavily to bolster the pound. The reserves stood at about ${esc.dollar}36 billion before the anti-Mubarak uprising. (Additional reporting by Tom Perry; Writing by Alistair Lyon; Editing by Giles Elgood)


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The Vampire Diaries
Vampire Diaries Speculation: Who's in the Most Danger in Season 4, Episode 8?
Turn back if you hate spoilers! There are a few for Vampire Diaries Season 4, Episode 8, "We'll Always Have Bourbon Street" below.
Look at that! Mystic Falls had an event where no one died. Well, Jeremy's (Steven R. McQueen) soul died a little, but who's counting? Will the gang be so lucky in Season 4, Episode 8?
Probably. We only have one reason for thinking this: Season 4, Episode 9, "O Come All Ye Faithful" is shaping up to be a bloodbath.
We'll save our speculation on all of that for next week; this week, we just want to drink in the '40s scenery along with our glass of bourbon. Ah.
Now, we're not saying everyone will make it out of the episode alive. For example, Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Stefan (Paul Wesley) are in New Orleans to find Charlotte, Damon's ex. Damon's exes rarely fare well. Remember Bree?
Then Tyler's (Michael Trevino) newly unbonded hybrid friend Kim has a violent altercation with him. We can't even tell you how many hybrids have had their hearts ripped out on this show, but Kim is definitely a candidate.
As far as we're concerned, it's a toss up between Damon's old flame and Tyler's deprogrammed friend. Or maybe TVD is just saving all the bloodshed for the next episode...
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Way To Grow
Tom Harris, also known as The Hill Country Gardener, is a Master Gardener certified by the State of Texas, a Master Pruner certified by the San Antonio Botanical Garden, and a founder and volunteer for the Gardening Volunteers of South Texas (GVST).
Monthly Archive for October, 2005
Tom Harris: Living with Caliche
After all these years, I finally got some information on our so-called soil (i.e., caliche) the other day in the Master Gardener newsletter, "High on the Desert" from Cochise County in Arizona. Apparently, for the most part they have the same type of soil we do … that is, it isn't exactly "soil" as it […] [Read More]
Tom Harris: Hope the Freeze Didn't Getcha
… because it sure did me — lost all the tomatoes and green beans! Thank goodness I'd moved the tropicals into the green house and watered them … looks like they're all okay. Phew. That was a close one. Some of those tropicals are 12-15 years old and I sure would hate to lose them […] [Read More]
Miscellaneous tips on roses and tomatoes
(This just in from Phylis Monical who lives in Fair Oaks Ranch. Phylis has a beautiful rose garden out back and you can tell she watches it very carefully. — Tom Harris) Tom, sorry, I do not have much to share at this point although the following comes to mind: [Read More]
Good time for Herb Gardening
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This course emphasizes laboratory techniques in microbiology and the role of microorganisms in industrial, commercial, or research laboratory settings. Topics include the types and roles of microorganisms in the environment, growth characteristics of microorganisms, control and prevention of microbial growth, and asurvey of industrial applications of microbiology including bioproduction, food microbiology, water microbiology, environmental microbiology, quality control, and biotechnology. In the laboratory portion of the course, students develop laboratory skills in handling, cultivation, and isolation of microorganisms, control of microbial growth through aseptic techniques as well as physical and chemical control methods, culture media preparation, microscopy, enumeration techniques, and identification methods. This course is not suitable for students majoring in biology or any health profession or clinical or medical lab science.
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when i come into your space, all the pain and touble that i was
experiencing fades away. when i gaze upon your radiant beauty i am
reminded of the beauty that can only be within the palace of nobility and
woven from the finest of silk.
indeed, tender dove you give me so much peace when you encourage me. when you
smile i forget about all my misfortunes and i become liken unto a lion at play.
only God Almighty, could have fashion your loving heart and thoughtfulness.
if there be a raging turbulence upon the shores of my life, i can just think of the
photo in my mind of your illuminating smile, and a calm and peace cometh upon the
shores of my life. you are more sweeter then the pomergranate fruit. you remind me of
the frankenscent that only rest within the chambers of a princess place.
laura make a smile for me, because lately a smile from you will chase my blues
away. a smile from, you will cause me to think i did'nt loose. a smile from you brings
such a sweet and everlasting truth. just for the love of you, thank you Lauraq Smile.


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Prepare A Movie Budget
What is a movie budget? A movie budget is a precise and complete breakdown document of all your future expenses. A movie budget contains the complete and detailed breakdown of the cost for an entire project from the start till the end of the production. It includes expenses from the three stages of pre-production, production and post-production. Also it holds in distribution expenses like DVDs, posters, on-line video on demand, press conferences, advertising, etc.
How to spend your money?
Do not spend your entire budget only for one project, even if you have a lot of money. Moreover, as a golden rule for a first time filmmaker I can repeat it again: DO NOT spend all your money to your first movie project. It has no sense to do such a despair action, because your first movie will probably be in the non-profit sector, even if you'll make a kick ass movie, it will have no sense to gamble so hard, do I really need to mention you the "Reservoir Dogs"? So you'd better have an additional reserve for your next project.
What should it be for a first time movie maker?
You probably heard about low budgets and medium budgets, right? Low budget starts approximately from 1$ mln. to 3$ mln. in Hollywood measures, right?
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NO! Forget this bullshit you are not a Hollywood movie director yet. There are no Hollywood standards for your independent movie at all. A small movie budget is what you can call it a small movie budget. A small movie budget it is that amount of money that is barely enough for realization of your independent movie. It can be different, a much different sum from the mentioned point! A 1$ mln. dollar it's actually a lot of money for a first time filmmaker, isn't? For you and me, it will probably be a high movie budget. I mean can you ask someone today for a one million dollar to invest? Obviously, a 99% will refuse you because you have nothing done in your movie career yet. It's nearly impossible to get even 25oooo$ for your first feature move, so now you should have to realize the real situation.
In today's technology boom, we have a different production value like micro-budget. What is a micro-budget? It's your own estimation depending of the movie itself. Micro-budget starts from 1$ and higher. My first advice for a first filmmaker—start your first movie from 5$ and then grow to 1000-4000$, and if you see what it's really your move forward with a little pace.
Make it all plausible and invest in your future project 10 000$ or if you are really serious about your abilities, then 30 000$ in your first feature move! You should have at least two years of experience with an actors and camera equipment.
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Backup receivers replace Dobson
HUNTINGTON -- On the first play of Saturday's game Marshall wide receiver Aaron Dobson caught a 4-yard hitch pass. On the way down, the Thundering Herd senior hurt his left leg. He was helped off the field and didn't return.
Marshall had redshirt freshman Davonte Allen and junior Demetrius Evans waiting for opportunities, and they demonstrated how deep the receiving corps is in a 38-28 defeat of Memphis.
Evans got free to make seven catches for 50 yards and a 25-yard touchdown. Allen caught four passes for 87 yards with a 28-yard touchdown.
Allen's touchdown catch with 7:34 remaining iced the victory.
Allen was pushed out of bounds on the left sideline, came back in and out-jumped a Memphis defender for the ball.
"I told everyone that we had to step up," Allen said. "Coach (Doc Holliday) always talks about competitive excellence coming in and making a play when your number is called and I was just ready. I just went back and tried to see what coach was seeing on the sideline. Then I tried to go out there and execute."
Holliday saluted their efforts, saying they made some big-time catches when they had to.
Allen's touchdown was the biggest play of the game, Holliday said.
On the decisive play, Allen said he never gave up.
"He (defender) pushed me out. I came back in and kept running," he said. "I was worried first they (officials) might call it (no catch since he had gone out of bounds). I hurried to get off so we could kick the extra point. I can't describe the feeling."
Allen had some other big plays. He made a 20-yard catch in a first-quarter scoring drive. He caught a 31-yard pass in a third period scoring drive. And, he drew a pass interference call for a first down on another third quarter possession that ended with a score.
"I had to step in and play a major role," Allen said. "You try to envision something like this, but this sort of came out of nowhere."
Evans hauled in a 25-yard TD pass from quarterback Rakeem Cato on the Herd's first possession of the third period for a 24-7 lead. Evans said he hated seeing Dobson get hurt, but those things happen and you have to be ready.
"You practice hard every day. When you get your number called, you go play," Evans said. "I don't worry about individual stats. You make plays. You don't keep track of numbers."
Cato hooked up with 11 different pass-catchers. Cato just picked the open man. Names didn't matter -- Antavious Wilson, who also caught seven passes, Tommy Shuler (five), Gator Hoskins (four), Evans or Allen.
Marshall's quarterback competed 34 of his 44 throws for 341 yards and four scores.
"He trusts everybody," Evans said. "You hate to see Aaron go out. I'd rather he be in, but those things happen. You've got to be ready. This is a prime example."
Dobson's status for the next game Saturday at UAB was not known.
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Six-run inning dooms Riverside
Riverside's championship season came to a disappointing end Tuesday as Green Hope snapped a 3-3 tie with a six-run sixth inning and downed the homestanding Pirates 10-3 in the second round of the state 4-A baseball playoffs.
In other second-round playoff games involving area teams Tuesday night, Orange (23-2) defeated Northern Guilford 6-4 in 3-A, Carrboro (13-12) beat Tarboro 8-0 and Northwood (21-5) beat Corinth Holders 8-6 both in 2-A, and in 1-A Voyager Academy (19-4) beat Camden 5-3 and Roxboro Community (13-10) beat Gates County 15-0.
Riverside (17-8), the PAC-6 champion, picked up right where it had left off in Friday's 4-1 first-round playoff win over Wake Forest Heritage. As he did Friday night, catcher Jake Kusz slammed a solo home run in his first at-bat to give Riverside a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first.
Rightfielder Micah Goodwin led off the second with another solo blast, this one off the face of the scoreboard behind the left-centerfield fence. Starting pitcher Blake Morgan followed the homer with a double and advanced to third on a wild pitch by Green Hope counterpart Andrew Weygandt with none out.
But Morgan was stranded at third as Weygandt retired the side with a pair of strikeouts and an infield fly.
Still, the 2-0 lead looked solid, what with ace lefthander Morgan (8-2) on the mound for Riverside and facing the minimum nine batters over the first three innings. Morgan did give up a pair of singles in that span, but Kusz threw behind each of those runners and caught them napping on pickoffs at first base.
The Falcons (21-5) finally got to Morgan in the top of the fourth, stacking a double and a pair of singles behind a one-out walk. Shortstop Stephen Pitarra's two-run single tied the score and he eventually scored the go-ahead run on an infield single by Chris Tutwiler. Riverside second baseman Bub Deluca made a diving grab on the play to keep another run from scoring.
Meanwhile, Green Hope pulled Weygandt after two innings and replaced him with hard-throwing righthander Luca Scelsi (7-2). Scelsi pitched five scoreless innings, getting in trouble only in the bottom of the fifth when his control deserted him and three walks and an RBI sacrifice fly by Deluca tied the game at 3.
"That relief pitcher came in and threw strikes," Riverside coach Doug Simmons said. "He had trouble commanding his curve ball, just like Blake did, but he threw hard."
Morgan, who had appeared to settle down with a 1-2-3 fifth inning, had trouble retiring anyone in the top of the sixth. Pitarra, who went 4-for-4 with four RBI, led off with an infield single and came home on Vincent Addona's one-out, two-run home run to center for a 5-3 lead. Morgan then gave up a single and a two-out walk and looked like he might get away without any further damage, but gave up an RBI single to make it 6-3.
"Morgan had trouble with his mechanics throwing out of the stretch," Simmons said. "Out of the windup, his mechanics were fine. But he battled and pitched fine. He's been one of my go-to guys all year."
Simmons thought Riverside's biggest issues were at the plate, pointing to the second inning when Morgan was stranded at third with none out and when Riverside failed to take the lead after tying it in the third and leaving runners at second and third with two outs.
"They got the big hits in the spots that they needed them and we didn't," Simmons said.
Kory Behenna came on in relief with two on and two out, but gave up three straight singles including Pitarra's two-run hit as Green Hope batted around for a second time and made it 9-3.
Green Hope tacked on a final run in the top of the seventh when Behenna dropped a pop-up between home and first just on the fair side of the foul line with two outs, allowing a runner to score from third.
NOTES — Simmons looked back on his first year on the Riverside bench with appreciation for the Pirates' efforts. "We felt like we had a team that could compete and we did — we won the (PAC-6) championship," Simmons said. "We were 3-4 to start the year but we developed and got better all around and went on a roll for a while there."
Green Hope 10, Riverside 3
Green Hope |000 |306 |1 — 10 |13 |1
Riverside |110 |010 |0 — 3 |3 |3
Andrew Weygandt, Luca Scelsi (3rd) and Thomas Yoder; Blake Morgan, Kory Behenna (6th) and Jake Kusz. W— Scelsi (7-2), L—Morgan (8-2). Leading hitters — Green Hope Stephen Pitarra 4-4 (4 RBI), Vincent Addona 1-2 (HR, 2 RBI), Smith Prevost 2-3, Yoder 2-3 (2B, RBI); Riverside, Kusz 1-1 (HR, RBI), Micah Goodwin 1-2 (HR, RBI), Morgan 1-3.
Records — Green Hope 21-5, Riverside 17-8.


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So, you have remained.
From those who had crossed
the land of the comparison,
you had taken their heads off
without them to unsheathe their swords
And it seems that time
had been your permanent ally,
for all of your rivals,
with heads still on their necks,
had commited suicide
Oh, those treacherous heads of them:
those that had fallen in the Pantheon
and those that had maddened alone...
I proclaim you, astonishing
Hors concours
That, who will dare to repress you,
you will crush him with the smallest effort
of your single intelligence
You are, in fact, a king not to be equalled
who had never saved
any who had invested against you
and whose throne,
from where you will reign doubtless,
is the folded skirts of my dress
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I got a note from mountainbiker.
My cousin, Hazel (Hewitt) Allen, was a history buff and left a considerable amount of family history. Her parents were John and Rose Bailey Hewitt. She had written that Daniel Bailey who married Hannah Leah Hewit had parents Abraham and Maria Magdalena Herber Bailey.
You report different parents for Daniel Bailey.
Do you suppose I could find a death certificate for him that would list his parents? Since he was killed in Walker County, Georgia at the Battle of Chicamaugua do you think a certificate was prepared?
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Debbie do you have any clues for this information to clear our questions.
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Memorial# 142666623, first part of information is wrong, she was married in 1898. I know I probably put that on there, just letting you know it's wrong. Have not found any death records yet.
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I just happen to see this one today, so I may it and transfer it to you, because I know you will take good care of them. If I come by any more I will send them your way.
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Hi, thank you for adding my father to Find a Grave. I was wondering if you could transfer it to me so that I can add more info and connect family members to him.
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Would like to thank you for adding all the information about Russell Handwork etc.I just now have notice them.----Thank You Very much.Charlie Carson was my Great Uncle.
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Your welcome. I did look for an obit for Constance also but could not find one.
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Hi Debra,
I noticed the exchange you had with DRL about Samuel & Constance Hartford, I am not related to them but I did look for his obituary on a newspaper site I belong to and found it.
Hartford- in Nahant, September 19, Samuel E. Sr., husband of the late Constance L. ( Stack )Hartford, and father of Samuel E. Hartford Jr., of Westwood, and Mrs. Richard A Savage of 40 Wharf St., Nahant. Funeral from the Landergan funeral home, 40 Nahant St., Lynn, on Thursday at 9:00 AM. Solemn High Mass of Requiem in ST. Thomas Acquinis church, Nahant at 10:00 AM. Relatives and friends invited. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10 on Wednesday.
The obit was in The Boston Herald Newspaper on September 21,1960.
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There is an ancestry.com family tree by Barbara Johnson Alex which indicates her last name as Stack, parents James J and Ann (Bulhman) Stack and her husband as being Samuel Edson Hartford. No real sources are listed and the author of the tree is using the same date of death for Constance and Samuel, Feb, 7, 1950, whereas Samuel died in 1960. I've seen the MA Death Index info but am not convinced it is for this person.
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I have been trying to verify the information you sent regarding Samuel (Memorial # 116033552) and his wife, Constance (Memorial #116033394).
I have verified Samuel's middle name and Constance's year of death.
Can you provide me with sources for his parents' names? Also, I have found evidence that Constance's maiden name may have been Stack, not Frank. Can you provide sources for your information? Thanks
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As far as the guide lines, I miss read them. I wasn't looking that my generation was being counted as one because of siblings.
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Jennifer Karin
By Kathleen Downey
Plum Island Coffee Roasters is buzzing with caffeinated conversation as I slide into a chair and join local author, columnist, "imagination advocate," and public relations consultant Jennifer Karin at her table. Animated story lines reverberate around us, and I anticipate hearing Karin's story dance into this lively stream.
Setting the tone of our impending interview, however, is the voice of Karin's friend and coffee partner (Newburyport Today founder and publisher, Kim Gobbi), who alerts me to Karin's "unbelievably wicked, funny personality." As Gobbi rises to leave, her java-to-go in hand, she stresses, "Jennifer is the funniest, smartest woman that I know."
I already know that Karin is funny in a sly, incising, and yes—wicked—kind of way. Her recent Jen Karin Writes blog post, detailing her attendance at a prestigious Boston writer's workshop, highlights her mischievously fiendish humor. Karin is observant and self-deprecating in sharing an account that mixes underwear, a 1980s disco diva, Cheerios, a vampire penis, and a sippy cup—with her wry wit.
On the necessity of humor in daily life, Karin says, "You have to laugh." Conveying this humor through the written word, she says, is fun—but also difficult. "There's a balance, a sensitivity that must be struck in order to move, but not offend, readers," Karin explains. She brings this keen awareness to her eloquently crafted prose.
In her second blog, Zen Mother, Karin uses humor to commiserate, empathize, and dispense sage advice to wives and mothers. Through these columns, Karin candidly shares her insight on female aging. "Then comes the day you knock yourself out while brushing your teeth, because the fat under your arm swings up and hits you in the face." To the mother who is stressed out over hosting large family gatherings during the holidays, Karin assures the woman that she is not alone in her feelings of dread. She advises, "Head straight to a quiet little tea house with a good murder mystery and allow yourself to dream that you too could murder people, given the right set of blunt objects." And Karin offers this bit of practical parenting: "Put the dog in charge of the kids . . . Ignore kids' new habit of eating breakfast out of the dog dish."
Karin's playfully devilish humor has earned her the impressive distinction as National Humor Writer of the Month by the prestigious Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop.
Her current mission is to spark the imaginations of young writers. Through her DreamStarter Book project, Karin has written individual "story starters" intended to prompt budding authors to finish writing the stories with "the stories that are within their heads." Each story starter "is the door to an amazing storytelling journey to be completed by you," Karin addresses her young literati.
Heronfield Academy, an independent middle school in Hampton Falls, NH, has incorporated the DreamStarter activity books into its curriculum. And Creative Child magazine has given accolades to Karin's innovative project "for the way it brings families together."
"Children cherish being heard," asserts Karin. "They respond when you engage them in an artistic way." Karin adds that it is a "special moment" when children recognize that their completed stories sprung from their imaginations.
To further encourage young writers and storytellers, Karin has created the DreamStarter Community for Kids. Karin is excited to be presenting her innovative DreamStarter Community to parents at the Emma L. Andrews Library Author Series on Thursday, February 16, at 7:30 pm.
Asserting that her own imagination is cultivated by the inspiration she finds in each day, Karin is firmly rooted in the present. "I don't look back and worry about past events," Karin says. The Middlebury, Vermont, native brings this balanced viewpoint to her family life, her professional life, and her writing life.
Karin and her physician-husband live in a sea captain's home in the Port's North End with their three sons, ages 19, 12, and 11 (her youngest having provided the germination for Karin's DreamStarter idea when the children were in preschool). Karin's oldest son is a sophomore at Washington College.
As the community outreach coordinator for Anna Jaques, Karin uses her public relations skills to promote healthy programs such as fighting childhood obesity and preventing heart disease. She instills her communications talent into the community hospital's brand marketing.
Her writer's voice was stoked by a 2003 controversial artistic installation of stone-like sculptures in the pond on Newbury's upper green. She wrote a letter to the Daily News in defense of the artist, Vivienne Metcalf. "I felt something within me ignite!" recalls Karin. This spark led to a columnist stint with the now-defunct Undertoad.
Karin says that she's learned to be fearless when embracing her writer's soul. "You have to put yourself out there," she states.
In 2006 Karin won the national "That First Line" contest for the best opening line to a literary work. She's also written two books, Letters to a Girl: A Perennial Celebration of Growing Up Female (presented in the "lost art of letter writing") and The Bear Who Loves Halloween.
Karin says that she's "close to a final draft" on her first novel, geared to middle-graders. "It's about a domestically abused woman who runs away from her violent home situation with her nine-year-old son," she reveals. Karin interweaves the mother-son story with that of a young slave boy who escapes the South via the Underground Railroad in 1850.
And yes, Karin shares, she presented her forthcoming novel at the Boston writer's/vampire penis workshop that, in turn, spurred the wicked blog post she wrote of her experience.
In an interview with Newburyport's celebrated Irish writer Aine Greaney (previously featured in Newburyport Today), Karin shares the happiest moment of her entire writing life. But . . . it's too wicked to print here. You can, however, read Karin's response in Greaney's writerwithadayjob blog. And you'll understand why Kim Gobbi describes her friend Jennifer Karin as unbelievably wicked, funny, and smart. I agree.
Kathleen Downey is the Features Editor for Newburyport Today. If you are a townie or a citizen who would like to be profiled (or to suggest someone to profile), please email: firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Will Tito and Brock fight each other in the WWE? | Ortiz Hints At Possible Move To WWE
By Lorenzo Luciano:
With one win a piece, Tito Ortiz and Forest Griffin are set to meet at UFC 148 on July 7th in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. They will complete a trilogy which will undoubtedly be a very entertaining match between the two mighty sluggers. Tito was once a dominating force at the light heavyweight weight class unleashing fierce 'ground and pound' on his opponents as never seen before.
"It's my final hurrah, Forrest brings the best out of me and vice-versa, and on July 7 we're gonna get some late fireworks, I've had some major surgeries but I took the fights anyway, and I've shown that I'm able to compete. A lot of athletes don't compete with injuries, but I have. Those fights with Forrest were tight, and a completion of the trilogy should be the right way to end my career."
Tito has had a number of injuries in his last years of fighting, most notably a nagging back and neck injury. He is still able to recover and fight, but wonders at what cost and for how much longer before a severe injury makes a decision for him. As he states he would rather go out on his terms.
"It's my decision, I want to leave on my own terms. I haven't been injured badly, I've got my head on my shoulders, I agreed the fight and I go out on my terms. I've got my clothing company, my supplement line Punishment Nutrition, it's business to me. I'm not going to be able to fight for the rest of my life and I want to leave on my terms."
During his UFC fighting career Tito has been involved in one other trilogy against Ken Shamrock, another trilogy that was set to happen but never materialized was against current UFC Vice President of Business Development Chuck Liddell. Tito states that the current battle against Forest Griffin ranks above all other rematches.
"This one ranks right at the top. This is over Chuck Liddell or Ken Shamrock because this is my last fight," Ortiz said. "We've both done a lot for this sport and if I'm going to end things it deserves to be Forrest I do it against."
"I may have another one… you never know," Ortiz said of extending his UFC stay. "But I've got a lot of options. I've seen Brock Lesnar go back to the WWE, that's something I may entertain, do some 'theatrical entertainment' as they call it.
This could be a lucrative move for the Huntington Beach bad boy, Brock is known to make quite a lot of money fighting for the WWE. Tito would fit right into the WWE with his self-promoting and bad boy attitude. Tito and Brock did not meet in the UFC but just might in the WWE, could make for a very interesting event.
Either way Tito has a lot going on and will certainly find a place out of the Octagon where he will certainly be missed by the fans.
Check out page 2 for a video of Tito talking about a move to wrestling yet again.
(quotes vie ESPN.CO.UK)
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maybe phael will join them after the champ drops him…roids and trt are perfectly acceptable in the wwe…lol
Im starting to think UFC and WWE should just combine. The incidence of steroid use is about even throughout both organizations.
Check Liddell is chuck liddell and cheick congos love child
"Brock is known to make quite a lot of money fighting for the wwe" I think you mean acting
Think again buddy, WWE is as real as it gets.
I dont think he realises that the WWE will make him perform injured lol
Actually I think WWE has more drug testing these days than UFC.
probably not
Please, Tito, do NOT go to WWE. You made fun of Shamrock for doing it and it was one of the most classic insults I've ever seen in promoting a fight so to see you do it would make your amazing career a joke. Don't throw away all of my (and many others') respect. Please.
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Monday, February 4, 2013
Player ratings for both QPR and Norwich City following their Premier League clash.
• Norwich City:
8 Mark Bunn: Superb penalty save after he was adjudged to have fouled Jamie Mackie. Blinding late stop from Andros Townsend.
6 Russell Martin: Defensively sound. Counter-attacking influence grew as the game became more stretched.
7 Michael Turner: Solid at the heart of the City backline. Bizarre caution for heading the ball against Mackie.
7 Sebastien Bassong: Fine anticipation on numerous occasions to head clear inside his own penalty box.
6 Javier Garrido: Very productive supply line before the interval from wide areas. Arguably left Mark Bunn exposed for the penalty.
6 Alex Tettey: Forceful when required. Yellow-card for his prodigious efforts; particularly pivotal in the final quarter.
6 Bradley Johnson: Tested Julio Cesar from range in the second period. Broke up play well in tandem with Tettey.
7 Robert Snodgrass: One or two decent sighters in the first period. Great spot for Wes Hoolahan in the second period. Tireless.
7 Wes Hoolahan: Foiled by Cesar after being picked out by Robert Snodgrass. Always on the move offering an outlet.
5 Anthony Pilkington: Little chance to impress before withdrawn with a hamstring injury that will scupper his international plans short-term.
6 Grant Holt: Not one but two formidable physical barriers to overcome. One second half snapshot before reinforcements arrived.
Subs: Elliott Bennett (for Pilkington) 6, Luciano Becchio (for Hoolahan) 5
7 Julio Cesar: One excellent stop to deny Wes Hoolahan. Also equal to Bradley Johnson and Robert Snodgrass' best efforts.
6 Fabio: Good tussle with Elliott Bennett. Over-ran a touch when City raided down his flank.
7 Christopher Samba: Big player at a big price tag. City more or less nullified him from set pieces at the opposite end, but a presence.
6 Clint Hill: Looked far more assured alongside his new centre-back partner. City never exposed his lack of pace.
6 Armand Traore: Lost the battle to Snodgrass in their personal duel. Sporadic attacking threat.
6 Shaun Wright-Phillips: Led the counter once or twice but nowhere near the marauding weapon from the corresponding fixture.
6 Shaun Derry: Disciplined shift in front of QPR's back four.
6 Stephane M'bia: Relished the struggle in that congested midfield battleground with Norwich's two holding players.
7 Andros Townsend: Goalbound strike brilliantly saved by Mark Bunn. Bundle of youthful energy and invention.
6 Adel Taarabt: As so often, flattered to deceive. Looked in the mood early on but faded after a bright start.
6 Jamie Mackie: Workhorse up front. His desire earned QPR the penalty, but offered minimal attacking threat.
Subs: Bobby Zamora (for Wright-Phillips) 6, Jermaine Jenas (for M'bia) 6, Tal Ben Haim (for Fabio) 5
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Garrido 6 ???? "left Bunn exposed" he actually played the ball perfectly for Mackie on that occasion and several times he and Benno gave the ball away on the Norwich left and exposed the whole defence. What exactly did Benno do to warrant 6 and why was Bradley Johnson not rated higher? If you can give Benno and Johnson the same score, we must have been watching different games.
Monday, February 4, 2013
Agreed, waclor. Benno was an accident waiting to happen. Garrido was bad in a bizarre way. BJ was superb. A rock.
Monday, February 4, 2013
I wonder how the ratings are arrived at? Is it just the writer (not a great record on the result prediction front) or a panel of journos? Or do they just average whatever the Nationals say in order to avoid having to think? I wonder why Garrido has gone a bit "funny". Has been a class act most of the time.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
put in a cross with his right early on saturday which wes completely fluffed. should have headed it or used his chest.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
bechio only got 5. i know he was only on for 7 minutes, but he did more in that time than a couple of players who were on for the full game. agree about Bradders, pity his passing isn't better.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
snodgrass is not a bad player but is now so predictable,goes down the wing,stops then turns inside onto his left foot.teams have now got him sussed.the last few games teams have put two defenders on him a wait for him to turn back.got to change tactics.otbc.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Agreed with below, from what I could see of the match, restricted view! Garrido was terrible and has been for some time. What about Wes and Snodgrass same score? Wes was ok but Snodgrass was the biggest threat for us. As always these ratings are shocking.
Monday, February 4, 2013
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I sure would like to know who they asked. They must have a liberal sampling that they ask, because I never am part of these polls. In fact, none of my conservatie friends are ever part of any of these polls. I think it's an amazing coincidence! You think this could be the reason why the state of Michigan is in the mess that it's in? I think it might have something to do with it!!!
There was a huge mistake made in this article. The Outreach Center serviced 542 people not 42. That's a pretty glaring mistake, Flint Journal!
The author of the article had a couple of the facts incorrect. Flushing Christian Outreach Center serviced 542 not 42 people in the month of October. This is the largest amount of people that have ever received help from the FCOC. Also, Jill Allen (correct spelling of the last night) is the person that gave the information.
That is so awesome that five new businesses are opened. What's even better is that there's more to come!!! Yeah Flushing!
rtwingnut, if you didn't go to the presentation, you didn't see Mr. Corcoran's embarrassment at the things that he did to get through life. He talked about these things to make the audience understand the heights that he went through to hide his inability to read and write. Please don't talk about things, that you really have no idea about. It was an awesome presentation.
Hey djfx, obviously you don't read the news. NO BEER TENT THIS YEAR!
Hope about the rights of non-smokers to breath. Or the right not having to see cigarette butts all over the place. Your tired arguments are boring. Most of the states have smoking bans, and it hasn't affected business. Reality is that it's going to happen and I and other NON smokers can't wait to not have to smell like an ash tray after a night out!
Hey flintconserv, it's called liability insurance. That's the time constraint!
The event is at Glen Gables next Saturday. There is nothing at Jack's Place. The Dueling piano company is Piano Wars, and you can go on line at pianowars.com. David Caruso is one of the piano players. It is going to be a great event and tickets are still available.
ACTUALLY, the chamber did go to the bars, and Mr. Harris was the only one to complain. All the other small towns in the area have beer tents with their festivals, and the bar owners love it. It INCREASES their business. ALSO, no significant increase of drunken related crimes. Let's find out the facts before you start complaining about things.
How many "beer tent" festivals does Frakenmuth have, and they have them every year with NO BIG PROBLEMS!!!
C'mon people, you're listening to Mr. Common, who no one listens to and the owner of Skips who complains because the Senior Center serves lunch at the same time he does.
First, Canoing on the Flint River through Flushing is beautiful. We've seen eagles, hawks, deer, and of course lots of fish. Second, when canoing you launch the canoe and take off, you usually don't stay in one spot. Third, the Walleye Festival has said for the past 10 years that this is what they were raising money for. This is one organization that has kept its promise.
THanks Walleye Festival for the beautiful new launch!
Thanks, Bart Stupak. I love to see Democrats and Republicans that know what the majority of the citizens want.
Geeze, didn't we here all of this about 1000 times last night? We surely didn't need to hear it from an in-state writer. Did you find it so hard to say something about the spartans?
Exactly, Jacksondm
Archie is all about publicity and trying to stir something up where there isn't anything. More and more people are catching on to his stunts. He is absolutely NO good for Flushing.
He forgot to say in the article that there is going to be a Silent Auction. Items will be at all of the businesses, and you can do the bidding there.
WOW! Someone puts in 40-50 hours a week for absolutely no pay, and all you all can do is spout negative. Thank God that none of you are in charge of anything for Flushing.
Typical walmart wolvie. IT'S YOU'RE NOT YOUR.
Please explain to me why now it is awful to say things against the president. Before Obama was elected, people were saying AWFUL things about Bush, but because it was the left saying them it was their constitutional right. I am SO sick of the double standard in this country. When the left does it, it's in the constitution. When the right does it, it's because they are predudiced are biased. C'mon people wake up before the United States of America becomes the United front for Obama!
This is the problem I have with this whole thing. The economy is horrible. Everybody has to take cuts. Mesa (public school teacher health insurance) is the cadillac of insurances. The state can't afford to drive a cadillac in any category. The board is NOT taking away their insurance, it is just switching it to another type. I used to have my insurance all paid for. I now have to pay 25% of the total cost. I understand the need to be flexible for the present economy. These teachers are college educated, and a lot of them have Master's degrees. Why can't they understand it? (I am a teacher in a private school)
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Playing ipod classic 160 in car.
I'm brand new to ipods. Mp3 players period. This is my first one ever so bear with me. :-P Can anyone here point me toward some good adapters so i can play my ipod through the speakers in my car? Thanks.
If your car has an "AUX IN" line anywhere, you can get yourself one of these.
If not, then you can roam around here and pick out some nice looking ones with good reviews.
I'll pick some out with good reviews and link them back here for you :)
Question: What is your budget?
Griffin AutoPilot - 4 stars - $50
Monster iCarPlay - 4 stars - $25
Yeah, this isn't nearly as straightforward as it should be. I really don't understand why car audio is so hacker hostile. I have a 2004 Kia with a factory stereo. I have yet to find a good way to do it. I have a cheap FM-transmitter deal, but it gets interference, even with my antenna down. A hard-wired solution would be awesome, but seems to require a new stereo.
Anyone tried the $50 ones Walmart is selling with a USB power jack and aux in on front? (Just looked, don't see it online...)
My other thought is getting inexpensive amp and wiring it in and running my ipod through it....I can do the wiring...it's finding the cheap and workable components that is the challenge!
a $50 head unit? That depends on what the product is and the quality of said product.
If you want a head unit in your car, I (varies with other people) would only trust a reputable name brand, such as Kenwood, Alpine, and Pioneer. Actually, those are the only three I would consider buying. The head unit I have in my car is a Kenwood KDC-MP242. You do not have to buy from those three only. I have seen other good ones too.
I personally wouldn't buy anything from Wal-Mart that ran off my car's computer unless it was name branded accessory like an iPod or phone charger, and some male-male audio cables. Other than that, go to Best Buy or a car audio specialist to purchase a head unit.
Do some research before you go into the store, do not trust employees, because lots of my experiences dealt with people who glorified a product. Look for customer reviews, build quality, features, price, and compatibility. And if you're feeling up to it, decide if you want to install yourself or have a professional do it. Installing a new head unit in your car will require you connect a bunch of wires, (and depending on the car) taking your dash panels apart (note that you may only have to use keys to slide your unit out of the dash, depending on the car), and wiring.
My head unit was $150, and you can probably get it on the internet cheaper. I'm in love with it and have had no problems with it whatsoever. I would actually recommend it.
If you want to integrate it with a factory stereo, there are lots of kits out there that plug into the CD changer or XM radio port on the back of the unit (if it's equipped). Check out Logjamelectronics.com and also DICE.
I have a 2007 Honda Accord and a DICE integration unit. I can read the track names right on the stereo's display and control the iPod through the radio controls both on the steering wheel and the unit itself. I had experimented with a ton of different FM modulators and in my experience, they all suck and can be very distracting.
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This mat is great to take outside as a sitting mat, as a meditation mat, or (with added carpet tape or rubberized backing) an indoor rug. It is thick and dense, making it comfortable on hard ground, and extra durable.
Step 1: Materials
An assortment of waistbands, inseams, and cuffs from old jeans.
For this mat I used eight waistbands, 2 1" wide hem cuffs, and eight inseams.
Leave tags on the waistbands to add an element of design.
Sewing Shears
Sewing Machine with a #16 needle (ofter labeled "leather")
Cotton Thread (use a contrasting color if you like for added aesthetic appeal)
Basic sewing skills
3"x4" patch of cotton muslin
permanent black fabric marker.
Step 2: Arrange Peices
Pay attention to color, width variation, tag placement, to create a balanced and pleasing mat. Trim all pieces to the same length, I matched the length of the shortest waist band, about 32".
Be sure to trim away the buttons from the waist bands, as they are very uncomfortable to sit or stand on.
Save enough inseam material aside to edge the entire mat. I used both inseams from a pair of pink jeans to do this, for contrast and a splash of color. For a more colorful mat, You can dye your materials with standard fabric dye. I recommend dyeing pants prior to dismantling them. The dyeing process requires washing, which will heavily fray cut denim.
for directions on efficiently dismantling pants, see the instructable link in the intro.
You can also use the waist bands to make this convienant credit card holder. Just take a seam ripper and open the waist band were it is folded in half. Then measure your credit card and fold and sew.
See the line down the middle that is from when it was a waist band. So this is showing the inside and outside of a waist band from a pair of jeans.
I can fit 15 credit cards in my from pocket. I just push up the bottom to push the cards out to get the card I need. This is My most used jean project that I make over and over again.
I think it was Pinterest, not here, but someone had a post about making baskets by crocheting or basket-stitching with heavy cotton rug warp around "rope" made of various materials. (Think "coil pot" construction, with the coil held together with the stitching/crocheting instead of the natural sticky-ness of clay.) Strips of inseams/side-seams cut from repurposed jeans would be perfect for this, too. Probably not the waistbands; too wide, and they'd be better for a project like this, where they'd lie flat and show their interesting details... :-)
I totally understand your drive to use recycled media. While sure, it's fun to run out and buy fresh new things to work with, it's also extremely satisfying for me to take something that was destined for the junk heap and turn it into something beautiful, something new, something valuable. It's not just a nod at recycling, it's a repurposing, and it revitalizes not just what I worked on but myself as well.
That's why this totally resonated with me. Of course, I already said that. *laughs* I'm such a goober, forgive me. :D