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At Delaware: One of the nation's top all-around kickers • will handle Delaware kickoff and placekicking duties for third straight year and will backup redshirt freshman Eric Enderson on punting chores • named to The Sports Network Pre-Season 2nd team All-American squad • named to College Football Performance Award Watch List as one of the top placekickers in the nation • in 37 career games, has been perfect on extra points in his career, hitting on 62 of 62 attempts • has converted 33 of 43 (.767) career field goals • has accumulated 161 total points and has averaged 61.0 yards on kickoffs with 22 touchbacks • ranks No. 7 among active NCAA FCS kickers with 33 field goals and a .767 percentage • athletic player who is not afraid to make the tackle, making 13 during his two-year career • ranks No. 2 on UD career field goal list with 33 (8 shy of Jon Striefsky's UD record of 41 in 2005-09) • field goal percentage of .767 ranks No. 3 all-time at Delaware • UD career leader with eight field goals over 40 yards, including a career-long of 48 yards • has kicked at least one field goal in six straight games entering 2013 season • 62 consecutive PAT is a school record • 161 career points ranks No. 7 all-time at UD (record if 263 by Sean Leach in 1994-97).
2012 Season: Enjoyed another outstanding season as a junior • Delaware's leading scorer with 87 points on the season • converted all 33 extra point attempts and was 18 of 23 on field goals (.783) • was perfect on all 10 field goal attempts from 20 to 29 yards • led the Colonial Athletic Association in field goals made (18), kick scoring (7.9 points per game), field goal pct. (.783), and extra point pct. (1.000) • ranked No. 3 in the NCAA in field goals (18) and was 26th in field goal pct. (.764) • named CAA Special Teams Player of the Week and Beyond Sports Network Special Teams Player of the Week vs. Bucknell when he kicked four field goals • kicked at least one field goal in 10 games, including each of the last six games • tied his own school record with four field goals vs. Bucknell (41, 20, 32, 21) • kicked three field goals vs. William & Mary • tied school record with 15 points in early season win over William & Mary • kicked a career-long 48 yard field goal vs. William & Mary and also added a 47-yarder vs. Towson • team went 5-6 under head coach K.C. Keeler.
2010 Season: Key member of Delaware special team unit that ranked sixth in the league in kickoff coverage • averaged 61.4 yards on 87 kickoffs • had nine go for touchbacks on the season, including a season-best three vs. Towson on Homecoming • had six total tackles on the year, including a solo stop on his first collegiate play in the season opener vs. West Chester • named Blue Hen Touchdown Club Special Teams Player of the Week vs. Richmond • team went 12-3 and advanced to the FCS title game under Keeler.
High School: Enjoyed an outstanding career at William Tennent High School where he was 20 of 24 on extra points and 2 of 4 on field goals over his final two seasons • had a 47-yard field goal and 15 touchbacks on kickoffs as a senior • averaged 41.3 yards per punt as a senior with a long kick of 67 yards • had 10 punts land inside 20-yard line as a senior • earned honorable mention All-State honors as a kicker and punter as a senior in 2009 • first team All-Suburban One selection at both positions as a senior • second team All-Suburban One and second team Bucks County Golden Team punter in 2008 as a junior • has earned Most Valuable Player honors at several kicking camps over the last two years.
Personal: Sean Allen Baner ("bay-nur") • business major at Delaware • born June 15, 1991 • son of Hal and Colleen Baner • big country music fan • has taken part in three Habitat for Humanity projects in Appalachia.

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Damn, if Crawford's entire spring was dedicated to bunting, this would be worth stressing about.
Valentine is clearly very hands on and took the time to give Carl Crawford, a speedster who should be able to get on base by bunting a few times a season, and sacrificing when the circumstances dictate, a few ideas. Unless you're set on hating the new manager, that seems to be only positive and, at the very least, non-controversial.
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KUSA - When Rachel Free enrolled her son Jackson in 3rd grade at the Colorado Virtual Academy, she says it has made a tremendous difference in his academic success. But, Wednesday night, the Adams 12 Five Star School Board may vote to close the online school.
"I do have to admit, I'm a little nervous about it," said Free.
Colorado Virtual Academy or COVA is a public charter school with more than 4,400 kindergarten through 12th grade students across the state. Not only is it the biggest cyberschool in Colorado, it is the biggest school period.
Wednesday night, the school board with the Adams 12 school district will vote on whether to re-authorize the charter of the charter school. However, district leaders have expressed concerns over the academic performance of COVA over the years.
"In general, they're not showing improvement, they tend to be flat or declining in most areas," said Superintendent Chris Gdowski in an interview with 9News in December.
Free and a dozens of other COVA families gathered at the Capitol on Wednesday as part of the nationwide campaign called Digital Learning Day. Free and other parents don't believe that COVA should be judged on test scores alone.
"There's more to individual students and to school as a whole than test scores," said Free. "I think you just can't measure a school by test scores because not everyone tests well."
Shellie Miller enrolled her son, Noah, in 5th grade. She says the program can be life-changing.
"As far as my son, it has been a wonderful experience," said Miller. "He's getting A's and B's. He was failing in regular school."
Noah says he likes learning online.
"I actually think they're doing a really good job," said Noah.
But, Gdowski told 9News in December that COVA's attrition rate and graduation rate are concerns. He said that COVA impacts the district's overall scores by bringing them down about 9 percent, which is another reason for possible closure.
"I hate to think that that might happen," said Free. "If that's the case, we'll do our research and explore other options for him."
When 9News reached out to COVA school leaders about any comments before the school board vote, they did not respond. But, in December, COVA's director Mary Gifford said that she was implementing aggressive reforms to improve the school's academic performance.
Free just hopes she can attend next year's cyberschool rally as a COVA family, once again.
"My hope is that the school board and the people who are going to make this decision are going to listen," said Free. "Listen to the parents and know that this choice is a valuable choice and it's necessary and let COVA continue."
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Phil Wallis wanted to move out of London. So he found an old Army tugboat and turned it into his home. The article says it was a Navy tug, but I believe it is the U.S. Army tug ATTLEBORO (LT 1977). Look below and left at the name.
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Requires schools to provide instruction in cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
TITLE OF BILL: An act to amend the education law, in relation to requiring schools to provide instruction in cardiopulmonary resuscitation
PURPOSE: This bill requires training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation
(CPR) be given as a part of the high school health curriculum.
Section 1: Sets forth the instructions for Cardiopulmonary resuscitation instruction (CPR).
Section 2: Sets for the instructions for external defibrillators.
Section 3: This act shall take effect immediately.
EXISTING LAW: Currently, CPR may be offered as a voluntary addition to the health curriculum.
JUSTIFICATION: EMS treats nearly 300,000 victims of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest each suffer cardiac arrest outside the hospital survive to make it home from the hospital. Effective bystander CPR, provided immediately after sudden cardiac arrest, can double or triple a victim's chance of survival.
Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to anyone at any time. About 5,920 children 18 years old and under suffer out-of-hospital cardiac arrest each year from all causes - including trauma, cardiovascular causes and sudden infant death syndrome.
The American Heart Association recommends that hands-on CPR training be a requirement for graduation. Several studies have demonstrated that trainees, including school children, can achieve acceptable levels of skills proficiency in adult CPR in 30 minutes or less. This legislation does not require all students to become certified in CPR.
The American Heart Association's 2010 revised CPR guidelines make it even easier for more people to perform CPR. A greater emphasis is now placed on the simplest step - chest compressions. And hands-only CPR is easier for a bystander to perform and survival rates are similar to that of conventional CPR (with both compressions and breaths).
This legislation does not require all students to become certified in CPR just to learn the basic skills - thereby making learning CPR easy and affordable.
Due to the increased percentages of people diagnosed with heart disease each year, learning CPR can provide students with the knowledge necessary to save lives. This bill will ensure that all lessons meet the established standards of professional organizations such as the American Heart Association and the American Red Cross. Adding CPR training as part of a student's health curriculum, will increase awareness of important life saving techniques and could ultimately save lives.
LEGISLATIVE HISTORY: 2011-12: Passed the Senate/Died in Education
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS: To be determined.
EFFECTIVE DATE: This act shall take effect immediately.
STATE OF NEW YORK ________________________________________________________________________ 4524--A 2013-2014 Regular Sessions IN SENATE April 8, 2013 ___________Introduced by Sens. FUSCHILLO, PARKER, ADDABBO, AVELLA, BRESLIN, DILAN, KENNEDY, KRUEGER, LANZA, LARKIN, LATIMER, MARTINS, MAZIARZ, MONTGOM- ERY, PERALTA, SAMPSON -- read twice and ordered printed, and when printed to be committed to the Committee on Education -- committee discharged, bill amended, ordered reprinted as amended and recommitted to said committee AN ACT to amend the education law, in relation to requiring schools to provide instruction in cardiopulmonary resuscitation THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND ASSEM- BLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Section 804-c of the education law, as added by chapter 269 of the laws of 1999, is amended to read as follows: S 804-c. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation instruction. 1. Instructions regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation
[may]SHALL be [offered for voluntary admission as]a part of the health education OR PHYSICAL EDUCATION curriculum in all senior high schools. INSTRUCTION IN CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION MAY BE LIMITED TO PSYCHOMOTOR SKILL INSTRUCTION AND MAY INCLUDE THE COMPLETION OF A CERTIFIED COURSE, HOWEV- ER STUDENT CERTIFICATION SHALL NOT BE MANDATORY TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION. In addition to the requirement that all teachers of health education shall be certified to teach health, persons instructing pupils in cardiopulmonary resuscitation shall possess valid certif- ication by an agency offering such certification in the performance of cardiopulmonary resuscitation [and in its instruction]. FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, "PSYCHOMOTOR SKILL" SHALL MEAN THE USE OF HANDS ONLY PRACTICING TO SUPPORT COGNITIVE LEARNING. 2. The commissioner [may]SHALL prescribe regulations governing such health education AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION courses which shall include instruction in cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Such regulations shall in no event prescribe a course of study in cardiopulmonary resuscitation which sets forth standards for PSYCHOMOTOR SKILL instruction of a lesserEXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets [ ] is old law to be omitted. LBD02883-11-3 S. 4524--A 2
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[the requirements of the programs adopted by the American Heart Association or the American Red Cross]ACCEPTED STANDARDS IN THE UNITED STATES. 3. School authorities [that choose to offer such course]shall provide the needed facilities, time and place for the instruction set forth herein and shall provide learning aids and curriculum resource materials to support such course of study. S 2. Section 804-d of the education law, as added by chapter 315 of the laws of 2005, is amended to read as follows: S 804-d. Automated external defibrillator instruction. Instructions regarding the correct use of an automated external defibrillator shall be included as a part of the health education OR PHYSICAL EDUCATION curriculum in all senior high schools when cardiopulmonary resuscitation instruction is being provided as authorized by section eight hundred four-c of this article. In addition to the requirement that all teach- ers of health education shall be certified to teach health, persons instructing pupils in the correct use of automated external defibrilla- tors shall possess valid certification by a nationally recognized organ- ization or the state emergency medical services council offering certif- ication in the operation of an automated external defibrillator [and in its instruction]. S 3. This act shall take effect June 30, 2014. Effective immediately, the commissioner of education is authorized to promulgate any rule or regulation necessary for the timely implementation of this act on its effective date.
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An alleged drunk driver ran into a Honolulu police officer's car, leaving the officer in critical condition. Clevis Mahi and Kimo Peroff were hanging outside Friday night. It was 11:20 p.m. when they saw a car speed past them going north down Farrington Highway in Makaha.
"He was going guaranteed almost 100 mph, he was flying," said witness Kimo Peroff.
Police said a white Mercedes ran into the back of a Honolulu police officer's SUV. The officer's car rolled over, then crashed into a home's brick wall. Witnesses said after hitting the officer's car, the white Mercedes veered left and ended up hitting a Dodge truck going the opposite direction down Farrington Highway. Mahi and neighbors ran over to flip over the SUV that was lying on its roof.
"We flipped over the vehicle and then my friend went inside and we saw a badge on top of stuff," said Mahi.
"I grabbed a big brick, threw it through the window. Air bags were covering the window, we couldn't see so we ripped the air bag. The cop was in the back, in the third-row seat. He was busted, he was mangled," said Kimo.
Paramedics say the officer in his 30s was taken to the hospital in critical condition. The 33-year-old male driver of the Mercedes was taken to the hospital in serious condition, his passenger, a woman in her 30s, was transported in serious to critical condition. Witnesses said a 4-year-old boy in the Dodge truck had a gash on his head. EMS said he was taken to the hospital in stable condition.
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Giro Classic Racer socks £13.99
Simple, hard-working sock that is comfortable, durable and breathable. A touch pricey though
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Giro's Classic Racer socks uses a Meryl Skinlife fabric and Coolmax construction that keeps your feet cool when the going gets hot, making them ideal for cyclo-cross racing during the winter and hot summer rides.
They have a 3in high cuff section which is perhaps on the short side of the current fashion - longer socks that nearly reach the calf muscles. There's really no right or wrong when it comes to sock length but these felt just right for me.
The Meryl Skinlife fabric 70% Polyamide and 30% Elastane, which gives them a enough stretch so that they fit comfortably over the feet. They're quite a snug fit as socks go with a second skin feeling - they feel almost invisible after a while.
Moisture is shifted away from the feet effectively. With the temperature dropping at the moment they're a little airy but I've been using them for weekend 'cross races and shorter rides (with oversocks) and they've been just fine. And I suffer from poor circulation. A good year-round sock.
Giro's website lists ten different colours and designs so there's something for everyone. Some are nice and discreet while others are a little louder; depends if you want to show your non-paying sponsor on your ankles or not.
Simple, hard-working sock that is comfortable, durable and breathable. A touch pricey though
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Meryl Skinlife fabric with 70% Polyamide and 30% Elastane Coolmax construction.
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LOWVILLE Area law enforcement officials are hoping to send a message with Thursdays arrest of nine Lewis County residents for allegedly selling drugs most of them prescription narcotics in the village over the past two years.
Were coming for you, Lewis County District Attorney Leanne K. Moser said during an afternoon news conference at the Lowville municipal building. We have to remove this problem from society.
The investigation, conducted by village police, the state police Community Narcotics Enforcement Team, the Lewis County Sheriffs Department and the Lewis County district attorneys office, was dubbed Operation Spring Sweep.
Thirty-eight officers including ones from participating agencies as well as the U.S. Marshals Service and Fort Drum helped round up the suspects in a two-hour sweep Thursday morning, starting a little after 7 a.m., officials said. Lewis County Sheriffs Department police dog Wyman also participated in the effort.
All nine suspects are considered lower-level dealers, with none working in partnership with the others or as any type of ring, Ms. Moser said.
Many of those arrested obtained the narcotics, primarily pain medication, through legitimate prescriptions, then sold some pills for extra money, village Police Chief Eric F. Fredenburg said.
However, police still are checking on some to determine whether they stole the drugs or gained them through other illicit means, he said.
Were not certain on all of them yet, the chief said.
The following were charged and were being held Thursday night in Lewis County jail:
n Jody L. Wetmore, 38, Glenfield, two counts of third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, morphine; $25,000 bail.
n Randy R. Grimmer Jr., 30, Lowville, fourth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, hydrocodone; $15,000 bail.
n Allan K. Harris, 38, Lowville, third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, oxycodone; $10,000 bail.
n Timothy F. Gaba Jr., 26, Lowville, two counts of fifth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, Adderall; $5,000 bail.
n Dale E. Williams, 59, Lowville, third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, hydrocodone; $5,000 bail.
n Thomas C. Hanno Jr., 38, Lowville, fourth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, hydrocodone; $5,000 bail.
n Lee R. Souva, 21, Copenhagen, two counts of third-degree criminal sale of marijuana and three counts of fourth-degree criminal sale of marijuana; $5,000 bail.
n Angel L. Estrada, 28, Lowville, fifth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, Xanax; $5,000 bail.
n Zavon J. Flowers, 19, Lowville, fourth-degree criminal sale of marijuana; $1,000 bail.
Two other former Lowville residents Luis J. Pabon Jr., 39, and Chantel M. Bergen, 21 were arrested previously based on evidence gathered in the two-year investigation, officials said.
The two, formerly of River Street in the village, were apprehended Feb. 5 in New Haven, Conn., on a bench warrant issued by County Judge Daniel R. King. They then were extradited in late February, and both are facing three counts of third-degree criminal sale of marijuana, two counts of fifth-degree criminal possession of marijuana and one count of fourth-degree criminal possession of marijuana. Their next County Court appearance is slated for May 10.
Officials said that they still were looking for one suspect whom they were unable to find Thursday morning and that more drug-related arrests may be forthcoming.
Law enforcements attention to those crimes does not end today, Ms. Moser said.
The ongoing investigation relies on citizen and undercover informants, agency cooperation and just good old-fashioned police work, she said.
Several police officials spoke at the news conference and indicated that drug arrests tend to be more difficult in small communities, where most people know one another.
They indicated that the drug problem, while not necessarily rising here, is definitely present.
While Lewis County is fortunate not to have a violent drug culture, any time there is drugs in the community, its a problem, Sheriff Michael P. Carpinelli said.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. – The UNCG softball team lost two tough games against Western Carolina Saturday afternoon at the UNCG Softball Stadium. The Spartans lost game one 3-1 and fell in game two 4-3.
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The Muppet Movie
Kermit the Frog is persuaded by agent Dom DeLuise to pursue a career in Hollywood. Along the way, Kermit picks up Fozzie Bear, Miss Piggy, Gonzo, and a motley crew of other Muppets with similar aspirations. Meanwhile, Kermit must elude the grasp of a frog-leg restaurant magnate.
Cast: Jim Henson, The Muppets, Frank Oz, Richard Hunt, Jerry Nelson
Produced by: Jim Henson
Directed by: James Frawley
Written by: Jerry Juhl
Running time: 1hr 35min
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An excellent rebranding concept for Comcast's DVR software. I love the intuitive nature of the design and the consistent use of colour and graphical style.Posted in Interface → Other
A strong single-column design for a site that aims to promote beautiful project management for the modern freelancer. I really like the clean layout and intuitive, and linear, design of each page. You are clearly and concisely taken through the features of the software.Posted in Web Design → Software
Ovid is the Wordpress theme for Business, Corporate, Software, Portfolio and Blog built with latest Wordpress features. Custom Post Type, Skin & Colors, Extensive admin panel etc.Posted in Web Design → Corporate
A simply gorgeous site for a software developer that's predominantly focussed on Android apps. I really like the consistency in their icons and the clean and stylish feel of the site. The use of the official colours for Facebook and Twitter looks great.Posted in Web Design → Software
A simple site for a piece of software that works as an in-tray for your Dropbox. I like the simple but memorable graphics and the restrained use of text. The blue colour helps to link it to the service that it's complementing.Posted in Web Design → Software
Delicious Library is a gorgeous way to catalog all your books, movies, music, software, toys, tools, electronics, and video games. The wooden bookshelf approach is reminiscent of iBooks for iOS and looks great! I really like the clear layout of the sidebar and the brilliant custom icons!Posted in Interface → Mac App
A friendly logo for a software company. The toaster illustration is interesting and I like the slight difference in typeface between the word toasted and candy. The colour inversion works well but I prefer the cartoon-style logo on a white background.Posted in Branding → Logo
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An incredibly bright software site that makes a massive impact. The orange logo really grabs your attention while the text concisely conveys its message.Posted in Web Design → Software
This Fusion Ads Holiday Bundle is a great deal for designers, offering some fantastic software and icons for an excellent price. The design makes strong use of typography, feels festive, and has some of the most carefully crafted copy I\'ve read in a long time. A must see (and buy!)Posted in Web Design → Software
AppStorm is a great network of software blogs, and their new homepage is bright, bold, and a great jumping off point to the rest of the network. Icons work well to quickly show a visual representation of each different site.Posted in Web Design → Blog
6 Wunderkinder is a group of very talented app developers with both an attractive website and some beautiful software. Check out Wunderlist, their awesome free task manager that rivals the functionality of sixty dollar apps in its category.Posted in Web Design → Software
Scriptmatix is a software company specializing in business solutions. The layered website showcase is attractive and I like the typefaces that were used. The large red button is a bit awkwardly placed but stands out well and successfully grabs your attention.Posted in Web Design → Blog
A popular Mac software developer, Realmac produce some gorgeous applications and have a website to match. Each app is given plenty of surrounding space, and navigation is very clear. The design is made particularly special due to the application icons which are used to great effect. Be sure to dig past the homepage to see a far more immersive and visually rich design.Posted in Web Design → Software


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Softball Drops Doubleheader at No. 13 Missouri
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The Creighton softball team dropped a doubleheader by scores of 11-6 and 2-1 at No. 13 Missouri on the Tigers' University Field Tuesday afternoon.
Creighton (26-23) led game one 5-0 early but Missouri (40-13) responded with five runs in the bottom of the next two frames to take control of the game. The Tigers held the Jays off the scoreboard in game two until the final at-bat when senior Alexis Cantu drilled a home run to left center field to break up a no-hit bid. Sophomore Blake Ringle led CU with two hits on the day.
Cantu started game one in the circle for the Bluejays.
Creighton started the scoring in the top of the first inning with two outs on the board. Senior Ellen Homan reached on an error with one out and sophomore Erin McGonigal came on to run at first base. She would move to third on a steal and a wild pitch. Cantu drew a walk to put runners on the corners with two outs.
CU sophomore Blake Ringle singled through the left side to score McGonigal. Freshman Ally Sutton pinch ran for Cantu. Freshman Allie Reinhart walked to load the bases as sophomore Cassie Sharon pinch ran for Ringle. Freshman Jen Daro drew a hit by pitch to bring across a run and make it 2-0 Bluejays.
Creighton junior Bri Lingl cleared the bases with a three-RBI single to left field to put the Jays up 5-0 early.
Missouri tied the game at 5-5 in the bottom of the second. A single started it off for MU and an RBI double made it 5-1 Creighton. A Tiger one-out single scored another run to make it 5-2. A CU error, two singles, three steals and an RBI double tied the game at 5-5.
A solo home run by Ringle put Creighton back in front a 6-5 in the top of the third. CU senior Brittany Telecky came on to pitch in the bottom of the third inning for Cantu.
The No. 13 Tigers exploded for five more runs in the bottom of the frame to take a 10-6 lead. Missouri started the inning with a single, steal and RBI single to even the score at 6-6. A two-out homer added two more for an 8-6 score. An RBI double plated another run.
CU junior Mac Millspaugh came into pitch for Telecky.
With a pair of walks and an illegal pitch MU moved ahead 10-6 at the end of three.
In the bottom of the fourth a Creighton error and a one-out RBI single put Missouri up 11-6 for the final score.
Telecky fell to 1-2 on the season with the loss.
Millspaugh started game two of the doubleheader after finishing game one in relief.
After three scoreless innings, Missouri scored two runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. Three singles, a walk, a steal and CU error led to the Tigers' pair of runs and a 2-0 advantage.
Cantu blasted a solo home run over the left field wall in the top of the seventh to break up a Missouri no-hitter and make the final margin 2-1 in favor of the Tigers.
Millspaugh falls to 4-2 on the season. CU surrendered just two runs on five hits in the night cap.
The Bluejays return to Omaha this weekend to host Providence for Senior Weekend beginning with a doubleheader slated for 12 p.m. CT on Saturday.


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Honored: Mary Long, South Colton, was named town of Colton 2013 Citizen of the Year, during Coltons Winterfest in January.
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Jennie C. Vieths, legal studies, 1979 graduate of Immaculate Heart Central High School, Watertown
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Macy VanArnam, biology, daughter of Bryan and Carolyn VanArnam, Ogdensburg
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McKenzie Townsend, childhood education: social studies, daughter of Gregg and Eileen Townsend
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Daniel DeNovio
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Peter Bond
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Jordan Smith
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Ava Tyler
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30 Years Ago: Ozzy Osbourne Releases 'Speak of the Devil'
Ozzy Osbourne was in a terrible spot both personally and professionally at the end of 1982, but he somehow managed to pull it together enough to release the 'Speak of the Devil' album on Nov. 27, 1982.
Having mounted one of the unlikeliest comebacks in rock music history with his first two groundbreaking solo albums, and having climbed back to headliner status on the concert circuit, the legendary rock madman was left at loose ends after the tragic death of his friend and guitarist, Randy Rhoads, in a plane crash in March. He confounded fans and critics alike by releasing 'Speak of the Devil,' a live album featuring Ozzy performing a set of live selections from his former band, Black Sabbath.
In truth, it wasn't Osbourne's first choice to record 'Speak of the Devil.' He had proposed the release of a live album featuring Rhoads and his solo band performing tracks from 'Blizzard of Ozz' and 'Diary of a Madman,' and even recorded the dates, when Rhoads' death threw a wrench in those plans. Osbourne felt it was too soon after the guitarist's death to release the tracks — which were eventually released in 1987 as the live album 'Tribute' — but he was under a contractual obligation to deliver a live album. Thus, the idea was born to perform a set of Sabbath classics to satisfy that obligation.
Osbourne drafted guitarist Brad Gillis — who would go on to fame in Night Ranger the following year — to replace Bernie Torme, who had served a brief and thankless stint as Rhoads' replacement on the tour for 'Diary of a Madman.' Rounded out by bassist Rudy Sarzo (who went on to successful stints in Quiet Riot and Whitesnake) and drummer Tommy Aldridge, the performance was actually surprisingly strong, featuring undeniably classic songs delivered by a band of top-notch pros. Gillis was the unsung hero, covering Tony Iommi's parts in a way that was faithful to the spirit of the songs without resorting to cover-band-level mimicry, while Osbourne himself gave surprisingly strong vocal performances.
Too strong, in fact. It is apparent from the quality of Ozzy's voice — not to mention the heavy effects processing on his vocals — that a substantial portion of the vocal tracks were either cleaned up or replaced in the studio after the fact, making 'Speak of the Devil' yet another in a long list of "live" albums that have benefited from studio enhancements. Producer Max Norman told KNAC that three songs from the album were actually recorded at soundcheck the afternoon of the show.
"They could only do this one time," he recalled. "So I made Ozzy play a whole show in the afternoon with no audience and record that. Keep that in the can, and then if something happens on the night or is no good, at least we've got a choice and we'll have more material to draw from. Three of the tracks on that record were done in the afternoon and not live in front of the audience. If you got nothing to do for a couple of days you could just lie there and listen to them in the headphones and figure out which songs had the real audience and which ones didn't."
Though Osbourne himself later decried 'Speak of the Devil' as something he only did because of record company pressure, it earned mostly positive notices from fans and critics, and was a commercial success as well, eventually earning platinum certification.
The album served to keep Osbourne's fans interested while he was re-working his solo career, which continued on with 1983's 'Bark at the Moon.' And while Osbourne's subsequent solo releases would never again break the same degree of new musical ground that he did with his initial work with Rhoads, he went on to a solo career that eclipsed Black Sabbath — at least commercially — and launched Ozzy as one of the unlikeliest mainstream celebrities in the history of American popular culture.


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German President Gauck Visits Ethiopia
German First Lady Daniela Schadt observes Ethiopian Orthodox clergy... ニュース写真お祝い,アフリカの角,エチオピア,ダニエラ・シャット,パフォーマンス,ラリベラ,外交,政治,教会,正教,縦長,聖母マリア,聖職者Photographer Sean GallupCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesLALIBELA, ETHIOPIA - MARCH 19: German First Lady Daniela Schadt observes Ethiopian Orthodox clergy perform a ritual celebrating the Virgin Mary outside St. Mary's Church on March 19, 2013 in Lalibela, Ethiopia. Lalibela is among Ethiopia's holiest of cities and is distinguished by its 11 churches hewn into solid rock that date back to the 12th century. German President Joachim Gauck and First Lady Daniela Schadt are on the third of a four-day state visit to Ethiopia. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)


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Small games of chance law drawing criticism
More and more social clubs and civic groups are seemingly opting to give up offering small games of chance such as fish bowls and pull-tabs at their establishments because of stringent regulations imposed by the state that took effect July 1.
Club officers claim the new law does nothing but make it more difficult and costly for the already struggling organizations to stay afloat, especially since the organizations can use only a minimal amount of the proceeds for facility maintenance and other costs, including the restocking of the gaming pieces.
It looks like were going to eliminate them because we cant survive giving everything away, said Ray Parkinson, quartermaster for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 927 in Washington. Were only allowed to use the proceeds for certain things. Theres more paperwork and its more time-consuming.
Bob Hunt, president of American Legion Post 175 in Washington, confirmed his organization will probably eliminate the games as well.
He said the new regulations definitely hurt organizations that rely on proceeds to offset operation costs.
They want 70-30. Seventy percent for them and 30 percent for us, he said. Its not going to work.
Under the state law, adopted earlier this year by the Legislature, the organization must contribute 70 percent of gaming proceeds for public interest purposes, but the law does not define what those are. The remainder of the proceeds can be used by the club for a list of nine general operating expenses, including capital improvements, property taxes, utilities and insurance.
While the new law increases the prize limits for daily and weekly drawings and monthly raffles, the organization leaders say its not worth the hassle, including a requirement that winners of jackpots of more than $600 must be reported to the state.
Francis King, Washington County treasurer who is responsible for the sale of small games of chance licenses, said hes received a lot of complaints about the new regulations. But, he said he wont know how many organizations decide to pass on the fundraisers until next year when its time for license renewal.
In the meantime, King pointed out that another interesting tidbit of the law is that there is no reference to Chinese auctions or 50-50 drawings. Those are considered illegal, he explained. Even if you buy a license, those arent covered under the law. So, theyre not legal. That includes those offered at political fundraisers, church festivals and sports games.
State Sen. Tim Solobay, D-Canonsburg, said that while the law was enacted with good intentions, it definitely needs some fine tuning.
Solobay said he, too, has received negative comments regarding the law and hes hoping that organizations wait before they throw in the towel.
Its unfortunate that many are considering eliminating the games, but theres no reason for them not to make some money for themselves, he said. There are things that are being misinterpreted.
Its with in mind that Solobay said hes supporting Senate Bill 444 that proposes a series of amendments to the law. The legislation is now in the Rules and Executive Nominations Committee that is chaired by Democratic Sen. Dominic Pileggi.
The legislation calls for the inclusion of those games not named in the law. It also allows for organizations to use proceeds from games of chance for license and background check fees.
Also, it clarifies that the 70/30 proceeds split is only for clubs. All other eligible organizations must use the proceeds for their own public interest purposes and those making less than $2,500 a year are exempt from submitting annual reports.
We definitely know there are some problems with the existing law, Solobay said. And, the state police and liquor control enforcement is over overenforcing the intent of the legislation.
But, he said the law does provide for more accountability when it comes to the money from the games.
Everything is doing fine until somebody walks away with the money, he stated. Unfortunately, just like everything else, were legislating for 99 percent of the people who do it right because of the 1 percent that does it wrong.


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Practice: Chris Kreider and Marian Gaborik Are Skating
10:53AM: The team also notes that Matt Gilroy is also skating.
This indicates that Gilroy and Kreider will be invited to training camp.
10:39AM: Jeff Halpern and his wife had a baby so he is not skating today, according to Zipay.
10:29AM: Zipay adds that Martin Biron is on the ice as well.
Biron said yesterday that he was traveling from before to New York.
10:28AM: According to Steve Zipay, Chris Kreider and Marian Gaborik are skating with the Rangers at the training center today.
Earlier today, Bob Crawford of the Whale tweeted that JT Miller was back in CT and skating with the Whale.
In preparation for Kreider being called up by the Rangers, the Whale called up forward Andrew Yogan from the ECHL where he was rehabbing an injury.


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Kerala is where Indian life slows down, with lagoons, coconut groves, sandy beaches, exotic spice plantations and wildlife in abundance, not to mention some of the best food in the region. For £999 per person -- 45% less than usual -- you can now experience this unspoilt corner of India on your own private tour.
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The trip starts in Kochi, on the west coast of India. Known for its blend of cultures, the seaside town is home to Chinese fishing nets that stretch out across the water, a Jewish Synagogue and the Portuguese Mattancherry Palace -- the included excursions take in all three. You'll also watch a martial arts and dance performance and visit a local family for a cooking lesson and a typical Keralan dinner.
Next, you'll be driven to Munnar along winding roads through spice gardens and tea plantations. You'll have a full day here with a driver at your disposal -- be sure to visit the Eravikulam National Park where leopards, tigers and the Nilgiri tahr, an endangered species of goat, roam. Continue onto Thekkady, India's largest wildlife sanctuary, for an overnight stay plus a wildlife-spotting boat cruise and an elephant ride.
The next stop is a 2-day punt on a houseboat along the backwaters of Kerala, overhung by coconut trees and lush vegetation. Locally called a kettuvallam and held together entirely by knots, these houseboats give a real insight into Keralan life -- make the most of the traditional food on board.
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YIELD: Serves 6
- 48 cherrystone clams
- A little bottled clam juice (if necessary)
- Quarter pound bacon, cut into quarter-inch dice
- 1 large onion, peeled and cut into quarter-inch dice
- 1 celery stalk, cut into quarter-inch dice
- 1 carrot, cut into quarter-inch dice
- 2 medium russet potatoes, peeled and cut into half-inch cubes
- 28-ounce can plum tomatoes, drained and coarsely chopped
- 2 teaspoons fresh thyme leaves
1. Wash the clams well under cold running water in colander. Place clams in a large pot, and add enough water to cover clams by 2 inches. Cover the pan and place over high heat.
2. When the water comes to a boil, give the pan a good shake. Turn the heat to low, and cook clams another 30 seconds or so. Remove from the heat, and take out all the clams that have opened, using a slotted spoon. If any clams remain closed, put back on the heat, with the lid on the pan, and cook another 1-2 minutes. Remove remaining clams, reserve, discard any clams that have not opened.
3. Pour the clam juice through a fine strainer and set aside. You will need 6 cups of broth. If you have more than enough clam broth, reduce it to 6 cups. If you have too little clam brother, add some bottled clam juice or water to make 6 cups total.
4. Put the bacon into a large, heavy saucepan and cook over moderate heat, stirring, until the bacon begins to brown. Pour off excess fat, leaving behind the bacon and about 3 tablespoons of fat in the pan.
5. Add the onion, celery, and carrot to the pan and cook until soft, about 10 minutes. Add potatoes, and cook mixture for 10 minutes more. Add tomatoes and reserved clam juice to the pan. Bring chowder to a boil over high heat.
6. While chowder is coming to a boil, remove clams from their shells and chop coarsely. Add to chowder and reduce heat to low. Add thyme leaves. Cook over low heat for another 5 minutes; check to make sure potatoes are soft and chowder is well seasoned. Remove and allow to sit for 5 minutes. Serve in warm bowls.
From The Dean & DeLuca Cookbook by David Rosengarten with Joel Dean and Giorgio DeLuca. Copyright © 1996. Published by Random House Publishing Group. All Rights Reserved.
David Rosengarten is the host of Taste, on the TV Food Network, one of four James Beard Award nominees in 1996 for the best national TV cooking show of the year. The New York Times remarked that with Taste Rosengarten "reconceived the idea of what a cooking show could be...He explores his subjects so thoughtfully that he makes instant experts of his viewers." He has contributed hundreds of recipes to many publications over the last fifteen years, including The New York Times, Food & Wine, Gourmet, and Bon Appetit.
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I just got back from the Craft & Hobby Association show in Anaheim, and boy, am I tired! Lots of walking, lots of conversations, and more scrapbook paper than one would ever want. After a few days, everything is a blur. However, there were a few stand-outs. I'll do full reviews of these products after I test them, but these are the things that caught my eye.
Lisa Pavelka is now marketing a new UV cured resin, Magic-Glos. This resin is used to create a hard, clear finish on our pieces, and when cured, the surface is more like an acrylic and even harder than EnviroTex or other two-part epoxy resins. HOWEVER, it requires you to cure it using a UV light source–a UV nail lamp, direct sunlight, or a UV florescent black light 40 watts or higher. Lisa conveniently sells lamps and replacement bulbs on her site as well. I'll report more on the product after I test it, but I like the hard finish of the product.
Kato Polyclay introduced a line of Colored Liquid Polymer Clay. I know that this was in the works for some time…Tony Aquino, the product guru at Van Aken, had brought samples to the South Bay Polymer Clay Guild for us to play with. Using some aluminum window channels, we made the most awesome flexible bracelets with this stuff. The colors are transparent and come in red, yellow, blue, orange, violet and green along with opaque black and opaque white. You can make opaque colors by adding the transparent colors to white or pearlescent colors by adding mica powders. I can't wait to play more with the colored liquid clay!
La D'ore International had some beautiful new colors of gold leaf–cranberry (kind of a violet color) and a phenomenal deep orange. The owner debuted the products at CHA and will have the site updated soon (both products are not on the retail site yet). HOWEVER, when it does come up, he offered National Polymer Clay Guild Synergy attendees a 20% discount off their order. Just put SYNERGY20 in your order comments and mention the discount. He can't re-process orders, so if you forget, you don't get the discount. You'll love these new colors…they are stupendous!
Nunn Design has some great Patera deep pendants that are perfect as bails for our polymer clay. They come in gold, copper and silver finishes. Nunn Design sells wholesale, but one of my favorite companies, JudiKins, sells them online.
Avery has a new flexible/stretchable t-shirt transfer paper. On fabric, it has no "hand" whatsoever. I have a sample, and I'm going to try it on polymer clay as yet another image transfer medium. More to come! However, JudiKins Tranz-It Rinse Away Paper still remains my favorite. In fact, I demonstrated it at the Kato Polyclay booth during the show and made Donna Kato and Tony Aquino from Van Aken jump for joy! I called it the "worlds fastest and easiest image transfer." And it was.
Golden Paint is coming out with one of the most innovative products I've seen in a long time. They have some new mediums–called Digital Grounds–that you paint onto surfaces that enable you to run them through your inkjet printer. It will come in White (matte), Clear (gloss) and for Non-Porous surfaces. With these products, you will be able to print onto most anything you can fit into your inkjet printer. At their booth, Golden had samples of everything from iridescent film to thin foil and even a sheet of dried acrylic paint! Wow. I can't wait to get my hands on some of this stuff. Imagine putting a sheet of cured clay through your inkjet printer? I can't wait!
I'm sure I'll remember more as I recover, but these were the real stand-0uts to me!


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TREVOR SMITH IS GETTING CLOSERby Justin Bourne, former AHL and ECHL teammate
Editor's note: We're fortunate to have another contribution today from Justin Bourne – outstanding hockey writer (USA Today, The Hockey News), son of Bob, future son-in-law of Clark Gillies. In this piece, Justin writes about his former teammate and current Islanders prospect Trevor Smith. Next week, we'll have our first rankings of Bridgeport prospects. With the Islanders planning a day off in Boston today, no better time for Justin's fine work.
Trevor Smith is damn near an Islander.
Even though he didn't crack the lineup at the start of the year, he'll be one of the first guys called upon to fill in the second someone is hurt. And if we've learned one thing about the Islanders, it's that people tend to get hurt (582 man games lost to injury in 08-09).
Smitty could shoot a puck into your car's gas tank from across the street.
One of the hardest things in hockey is shooting the puck when it's not in your "wheelhouse" – a baseball expression that represents the tiny little perfect shooting zone most of us have. Apparently, Trevor was given a wheelhouse the size of the Lighthouse Project.
Anywhere he shoots the damn thing, it's in – off his back foot to the far post, low. Goal. In front of his body, off the crossbar. Goal. From his backhand while skating. Count it. A one-timer from behind him. Red light. It just seems to come off "right" every time. And that's no small feat.
He scored 20 times in the American League as a rookie, and that was during a year in which the Isles sent him to the ECHL for two months. How's that for goal-scoring ability? Combined with his 11 in Utah, that's a 31 goal rookie campaign.
He's one of those players that doesn't need 16 chances a game to score *cough*me*cough*. It only takes one, just like another product of Vancouver's lower mainland, Burnaby Joe.
I spent the majority of the 07-08 season on Smitty's team, some with Bridgeport, and some with Utah. We were all mind-boggled when they sent him to us in Utah early in the year, and he immediately proved why it was, in fact, a mind-boggling decision.
His 25 points in 22 games don't speak enough to how dominant he was. He made every single player who was lucky enough to play on his line better.
Knowing you're good enough to play at a level is a comforting feeling, but knowing you're better than the level must be fun. Watching him in the ECHL was like watching a dad play basketball with his eight year old son, holding the ball just out of the kids jumping range, half to tease him, half to entertain himself. One play in particular sticks out in my mind.
I only had one professional hat-trick, and I can thank Trev for the third goal. He was on a one on two, but had a teammate trailing him – the not exactly offensively proficient Kazuma Takahashi – that he could have slowed down and dropped the puck to, which would have made it a two on two.
I was way behind the rush, working to get up the ice after a defensive play, but was beating some lolly-gagging forwards back, trying to make it a three on two if Trev did decide to delay. He did.
Instead of passing it to Kaz, he "passed on" him. Smith physically looked all the way back up the ice and saw me coming, then delayed. He let Kaz go through and take out one of the d-men, sucked the other one over to himself, and sauced the puck so it neatly stopped just inside the blueline.
He saw that I was going to beat the other players up the ice, and made the ridiculous play that left me with a clear shot at the tender.
How's that for vision?
Last season, Trevor scored another 31 goals, again divided between two leagues. Only last year, it was 30 in the AHL, and one in the NHL.
Some players tend to sit on their talent and just hope it pans out. Instead of falling into that category, Trevor has worked hard, and in turn, has worked himself to a legitimate contender for a spot on the Islanders – a team that could use the type of guy who can score on any given shot.
The three-year entry-level contracts given to kids from junior and college often turn into three-year obligations for organizations, but in this case, they've developed someone with the potential to give them some return on their investment.
Not only is it exciting to watch a good dude like Smitty succeed, but it must be exciting for the Islanders to be so right about a guy. Because if Trevor keeps improving at the rate he has, it might not be too long before he's toying with some of the d-men in the big league, too.
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|Local Help in the Gulf, Haiti
|Written by Steve Frank
|Wednesday, 05 September 2012 06:23
Samaritan's Purse is on the still-soggy ground soaked by last week's visit of Hurricane Isaac, responding to help victims with wind damage and flooding in Biloxi, Miss., New Orleans and Haiti. In Louisiana, Brent Graybeal of Samaritan's Purse says most of what they're dealing with is flood damage,
"Predominantly what we're seeing is flood damage in the homes. Here in LaPlace, flood water levels were around four feet in some of the homes."
A convoy of heavy equipment and vehicles departed early yesterday morning from the Samaritan's Purse U.S. Disaster Relief headquarters in North Wilkesboro, N.C. This included two tractor-trailer units loaded with tarps, chainsaws, generators and other emergency supplies. Each of these Disaster Relief Units can function as a self-supporting operations center for volunteers and staff. Once on-site in Biloxi and New Orleans, Samaritan's Purse will coordinate teams of staff and volunteers to help clear debris, remove downed trees and salvage personal items. Franklin Graham, president and CEO of Samaritan's Purse said his organization helped thousands of homeowners seven years ago after Hurricane Katrina pounded some of the same areas now facing more devastation, and said, "We want these homeowners to know that they are loved and not forgotten, and we will do what we can to help." And the target of the Samaritan's purse effort is residents who had either no insurance or no flood insurance, with teams working to repair and restore, "Ripping out the damaged flooring, the sheetrock, the insulation, removing the furniture and appliances that will no longer be able to be used. And once all that's done we're going to go in and spray for mold."
And Graybeal said that they could use other volunteers in the region, and for anyone who would like to help to contact the local organization in Boone.
The emergency response began earlier in the week in Haiti when the organization loaded a DC-3 plane in Florida full of heavy-duty plastic for temporary shelter and more than 700 hygiene kits to help storm victims in Haiti who lost everything. Right now, Samaritan's Purse staff members are in the country working to provide clean drinking water in areas where the water source is unsafe due to flooded wells. So far, the organization has decontaminated more than a dozen storm-flooded wells, and teams are providing communities with water purification.
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GOUVERNEUR The community has rallied behind the Gouverneur Historical Association, donating more than $6,000 within a week toward the $15,400 cost of two stair chair lifts to make the Gouverneur Museum more handicapped-accessible.
President Joseph D. Laurenza said he sent 410 letters to businesses and individuals asking for help in the associations drive to install two stair lifts at the Church Street museum, one to the basement exhibit and one to the second floor.
The community has been wonderful, he said.
Whatever money is not raised from donors will come from the associations endowment, he said.
The museums governing board has never asked the community for financial assistance, but the undertakings size necessitated the request, he said.
Once a three-story Victorian home, the building used to be the Presbyterian Churchs manse. The association has a gem and mineral collection, medical room and office equipment in the basement. On the second floor, the association has a library mostly used for genealogical research, a childrens room, military room, bedroom and clothing room. The main floor has a Victorian living room, music room and dining room.
We have a lot of senior citizens who come in. They do the first floor and say they cant do any more, Mr. Laurenza said. It bothered me and I went to the board.
The stairway to the basement posed few problems because it is straight. Steps to the second floor are more challenging because the stairway curves in a landing. Therefore, that cost was higher.
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Pakistan Prime Minister Visits China
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif talks to Chinese President Xi... News PhotoAdult,Beijing,China - East Asia,Diplomacy,Guest,Meeting,Nawaz Sharif,Pakistan,Peng Liyuan,Politics,Prime Minister,Talking,Vertical,Wife,Women,Xi JinpingPhotographer PoolCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesBEIJING, CHINA - JULY 4: Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif (2nd L) talks to Chinese President Xi Jinping (2nd R) as their wives, Pakistan first lady Begum Kulsoom Nawaz Sharif (L) and Chinese first lady Peng Liyuan (R) look on during a meeting at the Diaoyutai State guest house July 4, 2013in Beijing, China. This is Sharif's first visit to China. (Photo by Ng Han Guan-Pool/Getty Images)


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Submission European commissioner calls for Open Web->
Kupfernigk writes: Last Thursday at the WWW2012 conference in Lyon, Neelie Kroes called for an end to onerous DRM, which she described as "Digital handcuffs", displaying a pair of real handcuffs sent to her by Richard Stallman. She also called for the prevention of Internet blocking and said that regulations were being considered to prevent the export of Internet control tools to oppressive regimes.
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In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus admonished: "Therefore, whatever you want men to do to you, do also to them" (Matthew 7:12). Today, this verse is commonly referred to as "The Golden Rule," and can be summed up as: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."
For many years, this golden rule has been a golden thorn in the sides of evolutionists. After all, how can natural selection explain humans cooperating with one another. As Gretchen Vogel observed: "At first glance, cooperation seems to be an evolutionary anomaly" (2004, 303:1128). Anomaly indeed! Humans routinely go out of their way to help or provide assistance for total strangers. But in keeping with their motto of "not allowing a Divine foot in the door," evolutionists finally have conjured up an explanation for the origin of The Golden Rule.
For example, an article titled "The Evolution of the Golden Rule" appeared in the February 20, 2004 issue of Science. The article began by noting: "Human and other primates have a keen sense of fairness and a tendency to cooperate even when it does them no discernable good" (303:1128). Vogel continued by noting: "In the 1960s the late evolutionary biologist William Hamilton developed a theory of kin selection that showed how helping relatives can increase the chances that one's own genes will be passed on through them" (p. 1128). Later, Ms.Vogel speculated: "A sensitivity to 'fairness' may have emerged early in the primate linage" (p. 1131).
Thus, with one broad stroke, evolutionists have painted The Golden Rule neatly into their evolutionary tree of life. Their idea is that the only reason people perform acts of kindness is because they feel that such acts will help them in some way in the future. Mathematicians Martin Nowak and Karl Sigmund developed a theory called indirect reciprocity. It suggests that people are willing to help someone who won't pay them back—as long as other people witness the charitable act.
So now we find ourselves analyzing theories about why humans act nice. Obviously, these individuals did not read the entire text of Jesus' message in the Sermon on the Mount. Chapter six begins with Jesus warning: "Take heed that you do not do your charitable deeds before men"—a concept that hardly fits well with the evolutionists' latest theory.
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I really hope you are not irish. Brady is Irish and you support the giants?
Also you sound like a moron. I don't care if i annoy you guys. That's what i am here to do fool.
you better not lose to falcons chumps.
Also, we all would love to see the Pats in the Superbowl and watch the Giants turn them into the Buffalo Bills of the last decade.
Finally, if Brady went to Ireland, he would get beat up due to drinking a wine coolers instead of Guiness. Dude wear more purfume than Gissele...
well you are really" manly "with your loud mouth and empty brain. I love how losers try to diminish Brady by bringing silly nonsense. It is a classic case of really having nothing to say about a guy who is better than you and your little ego is hurt so you say stupid ****.
a chick can only be impressed for so long that you drink like a man...
"I was disappointed that Eli did not lead his team in that brawl. I'm not saying I would have completely lost respect for him as a leader if I were on the squad but that kind of suspect behavior would definitely have me eyeing him sideways"...elitikistrahan