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On Tuesday, February 25, NRB honored the five recipients of this year's NRB Milestone Award, which is presented each year at the annual NRB Convention in recognition of pioneers in Christian communications who have demonstrated exemplary service in the industry for five decades or more.Posted on March 13, 2014
The next phase of construction at a 23 -acre evangelistic garden in Kerrville, TX, is underway and the hope is to finish most of the new garden before Easter.Posted on March 13, 2014
Guidelines International Ministries, in partnership with the Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC), recently set up the first Gospel-broadcasting radio station on the island of Palawan in the Philippines as part of a new effort.Posted on March 13, 2014
This spring, from March 29 through late April, Jewish Voice Ministries International will be re-airing in the U.S. the award-winning one-hour television special The Miracle of Israel.Posted on March 13, 2014
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At last week's NRB International Christian Media Convention in Nashville, the NRB Board of Directors, a body of approximately 100 key leaders in Christian media, unanimously approved a Resolution calling...Posted on March 7, 2014
A hearing this week on the President's proposed FY2015 Budget featuring U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew turned to the importance of incentivizing charitable giving through the federal tax code.Posted on March 7, 2014
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Community Nursing Services Home Health and Hospice of Price has been serving all of Carbon and Emery Counties for the past seven years.
CNS is a not-for-profit agency and an active partner with United Way of Southeastern Utah. From our meager start with just two employees to our current staff of 40 we have grown to meet the needs of the communities we serve.
In communities like ours situations happen that leave some people unprepared to meet their medical needs. When home health care is appropriate CNS can assess the needs and doctors orders and help set up a plan through our partnership with United Way to get the needs met. Once the plan is set up, CNS will determine how much they can do and how much more will be needed that United Way of Southeastern Utah funding can provide.
Very often in these cases CNS is able to provide the nursing care but needs help with medical supplies. The large majority of these situations involve people under Medicare age. Often their needs are the result of an accident or infection. Caring for wounds and providing for intravenous medications are both very expensive. United Way has allowed us to provide care.
At Washington Park during International Days this year a young man stopped by our booth. We had cared for him some months before. He had not been able to work since his injury. The wound had opened back up and infection was a very real risk. He couldn't afford to care for the wound, he was afraid of what the doctor might order because he wouldn't be able to afford that either.
We were able to get him the supplies to get started and tide him over until he could see his doctor and then able to follow up with his care.
In another instance United Way of Southeastern Utah funding was used to provide CNS care for a female patient, age 63, who was an insulin dependent diabetic, with amputation wounds. The patient was totally dependent on family members for care, without insurance and was in great financial need.
A CNS nurse provided wound care, blood sugar assessment, and review of dietary needs. The nurse provided education to the patient and the family members on proper wound care, diet information and monitoring of insulin as part of daily care. Through several months of care, this patient had wounds healing properly, better insulin control and a better understanding of her diet needs.
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(February 2, 2010) – The California State University is inviting students, faculty, alumni, employees and friends of the system to become bloggers and share their university story. The CSU Voices and Views blog will highlight personal stories on a range of topics including educational quality, access for students, the impact on California, and environmental sustainability. Readers will be able to discuss the entries through moderated comments.
The first submission is a video blog by CSU Executive Vice Chancellor and Chief Academic Officer Jeri Echeverria. In the video, Echeverria discusses the CSU Graduation initiative and shares her own story as a first-generation college student.
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Unfortunately, this game was a letdown. Coming off the thriller on Sunday, this was a much anticipated game. A playoff like atmosphere was expected and high level play was what we all thought we'd see…what transpired was anything but that. Both teams played ugly basketball, but the Bulls made more plays, ran better offense and dominated the boards, allowing them to control this poorly played game.
Transition and secondary break offense is a must…for the Knicks to score consistently against good defensive teams (I'm sorry, I've been saying this all year). The Knicks came out a little sluggish on defense and the Bulls went up 10-2 quickly. Whenever the Bulls scored, they were able to set up their half-court defense. Early in the game, the Knicks were unable to get the ball in the paint via the pass or the dribble against the Bulls half-court defense and settled for contested jumpers. However, the Knicks stepped up the energy on defense, harassed ball handlers and were able to get a ton of deflections (forced 9 TOS in 1st half). The Knicks took the Bulls out of rhythm on offense. This allowed the Knicks to get out in transition. They went on a 9-0 run to take an 11-10 lead. All nine points came off transition offense. Seven of those points on jumpers from Melo which were created by pushing it up and quick reversals in their secondary break. This trend continued throughout the 1st quarter…solid defense, igniting their offense. They held the Bulls to 43% shooting for the quarter and went on to make 10/11 FGs during a stretch late in the quarter (Knicks shot 58% in the 1st).
The rest of the game was a different story. Great teams respond when things get tough, and the Bulls did that. The Bulls took control in the second quarter putting together a 17-2 run. The Knicks second unit was very poor on the defensive end. They lacked energy and were unable to handle screens off the ball (which has been a problem for this team all year.) The Bulls continually were able to get open looks and paint touches. Additionally, when the Bulls missed shots they dominated the glass (+12 in the first half, with nine OREBs). Again, when they couldn't stop the Bulls (59% FG in 2nd quarter) their offense suffered greatly (4/21 FGs in the 2nd quarter). The second unit was anemic on offense all game (with the exception of JR Smith). When the starters came back in late in the 2nd, it still didn't matter. They were completely out of sync.
The Knicks started the 3rd quarter strong on a 10-2 run. Then, RIP Hamilton came to life and just took over (18pts in the 3rd). We all know he's one of the best ever at using screens. This has been a problem for the Knicks all year. Deron Williams, Kyle Korver (again tonight) and others have abused them on off the ball screens. The Knicks continued to try and go under the screen unsuccessfully (regardless of who was guarding him, it happened continually). As a shooter, I used to love when guys went under on screens. Immediately you know…I'm fading…push off your screener…he'll change the angle of the screen…and I'm open. Now I can either knockdown this shot or I'm in a close out situation. I can get by my man and get in the lane. RIP continually dictated to the defense what was happening. He got open shots, finished in the lane or forced help and created for teammates. This was the same story in the 4th quarter, but it was Korver a lot of times helping generate offense by coming off screens.
Every team has these games. Unfortunately, games like this, where you just can't do anything right, come at big times in the season. The bench was terrible (outscored 33-18). They were dominated on the glass (-18, allowed 18 OREBs) which resulted in 25 second chance points for the Bulls. They had 16 turnovers, many of them unforced. At least the Bulls played poorly too which allowed the Knicks to still compete. The lone bright spot was Melo's play. He was the only guy that played well (Smith had a few flashes). Other than Melo, everyone was bad…not just off but bad.
These games are odd, you know what is wrong but you just can't right the ship. A lot of times you start pressing and things just get worse. I hope that the fans take this loss worse than the team does. We wanted so bad to see them beat the Bulls again, not regress in the standings and feel like they could battle the best in the East in a seven game series. I think the team will look at it as just a bad game, move on to tomorrow and beat the Bucks in an even bigger game as it relates to just getting the opportunity to battle the best in the East in a seven game series.


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THE POINT BLANK 2009 NHL DRAFT PREVIEWOur look at the top 10 (or 11) for the NYI
The following 2009 Draft Rankings are posted today in advance of the start of the World Junior Championships in Ottawa on Friday.
These rankings of the top draft prospects are based on off-the-record observations and polling of NHL scouts and will next be updated around the NHL trade deadline.
10. Ryan Ellis (D) – A former teammate of Josh Bailey's in Windsor (OHL), the 5-10, 180-pound Ellis is the new age NHL defenseman. He's not a bammer, but quick, agile and productive. Probably won't be in the Islanders' range of the draft, and they have enough defensemen of his size and skill-set anyway.
9. Nazim Kadri (C) – Possessing high-end skill and speed, the London, Ontario-born youngster of Lebannese heritage is starring for his hometown London Knights and becoming an intriguing prospect for scouts.
8. Jordan Schroeder (F) – Teammates with Aaron Ness at the University of Minnesota, Schroeder is a 5-9 burner with hands who might have been a third round pick in the old NHL.
7. Jeremy Morin (F) – A product of the USA Development program, this Auburn, New York native leads his team in goals and penalty minutes and is prized for his competitiveness and shot. Likely to play Canadian major junior next season.
Step up in class to 6, 5 and 4…
6. Evander Kane (C) – Playmaking center with Vancouver (WHL) could be a franchise pivot or a solid second-liner, depending on who you ask. Yet another small potential stud (5-10, 170 pounds) in a first round full of them.
5. Magnus Paajarvi-Svensson (LW) – The 6-1 Svensson is battling for icetime as a teenage power forward in the Swedish Elite League, but scouts marvel at his potential. One scout says his play is similar to Kyle Okposo's.
4. Brayden Schenn (C) – Toughness and leadership in the same genetic package as his brother Luke but as a two-way center. Think Sutter. Brent Sutter.
Another step up to 3 and 2…
3. Jared Cowen (D) -The Spokane Chief is the top-ranked player in the Western Hockey League, a 6-5 shutdown defenseman with some offensive upside. Think Luke Schenn. Quite possibly better.
2. Matt Duchene (C) – Blazing speed and gifted hands. The Brampton (OHL) center is the complete package and is more than just a consolation prize for the team mising out on the Big Two.
Big step up to the boys in a class of their own…
1. (tie) John Tavares (C), Victor Hedman (D) – No, we're not copping out. Here's where we stand. While we heard about TSN's poll of 8-of-10 scouts ranking Tavares over Hedman, we maintain that probably 20 of the 30 NHL teams rate Hedman as the better player. Naturally, all of them would kill to have either.
For the Islanders, we'll take Tavares. As much as the purists understandably crave D, a go-to offensive star is a necessity for the Islanders – and we doubt they'd be able to sign one as a UFA anytime soon. And call us hysterical, but if the Islanders are fortunate enough to be able to choose between Hedman and Tavares, do they ever want to have nightmares when Hedman always has the less-lucrative option of playing at home in Sweden?
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In its 28th year, this is a hilarious annual topical review.
Heavy dialect, and may get raunchy in places.
This year's cast is as follows:
Peta Alleyne as Wilhemina Herrassofat
Words are Peta's love and her profession. She has been a comedienne for over thirty years and a member of Laff-it-Off for eighteen and the script writer for the 2009 and 2010 productions.
Chrispin Hackett in various roles
Chrispin is versatile, creative and talented. In his not acting life, he is the owner of and an instructor in his own karate school, as well a being a Midshipman in the Barbados Coast Guard. He has been a regular in Laff It Off since 2008.
Toni-Ann Johnson in various roles
Toni-Ann has appeared in several important local productions in recent years. In addition, she has appeared on screen the 2010 series of "secrets" as well as in the National Geographic production Locked Up Abroad. She has been with Laff It Off since 2008.
Troy Special in various roles
Troy is an accomplished singer, MC actor and calypsonian, going to the Party Monarch semi-finals in his first try in 1997. Troy joined the cast in 2001. After being out for a few years, he's been back since 2009.
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South Africa Reflects Legacy Of Nelson Mandela
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Well, my academic focus has been Latin American History, but this semester I'm taking a course on the Vietnam War, and it's been really great. I'm doing a project on the cinematic representation of the war, which has been a lot of fun to research because I get to watch a number of good films. Next semester I think I'm taking the "Infinite Border" class, studying the history of the border between the U.S. and Mexico.
I'm taking only three classes this semester so I could write applications. Earlier this semester I applied for the LUCE postgraduate fellowship with a written proposal to work on urban poverty projects in Southeast Asia.
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I applied to a good number of schools, but when I came to visit for the Bonner Scholar selection weekend, I saw that the people were just great and the campus was gorgeous. I still had my reservations about everything because I knew it was really expensive, but Rhodes gave me a very manageable financial aid package. Because I'm a first generation college student, that was really important for my family.
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When I was writing my LUCE application, I had 12 drafts of my personal statement, and there were professors who read every draft and gave feedback on all 12 of them. Those are the kinds of things that help you to be successful, and that's definitely one of the unique things about being here.
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The GHC Health & Wellness Committee is sponsoring the 12th Annual Safety, Health & Wellness Event Thursday, May 8, 2014 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the HUB. You can get your blood pressure taken, explore the variety of GHC PE class offerings, and take a hike with the Olympia Mountaineers. Our student nurses will be sponsoring tables providing information on healthy lifestyles and illness prevention. There will be lots and lots of information � please see the attached flyer for more details.
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It�s that time of year again. Join us for our second annual Pre- NWAACC Tourney hitting exhibition. Those that were there last year saw how entertaining it was. Lots of laughs! The event will start at 2pm and will be held at the practice field by the lower parking lot. It will be over by 2:30 or so.
I just wanted to let everyone know that our GHC softball team will be leaving for NWAACC championships this Thursday at 1pm. We would love for everyone to come and send the team on their way. Snacks and cheers are welcome. Hope to see everyone there!!
Tyler Gaston
Grays Harbor College
Athletic Director
This year we have 8 schools and 11 instructors participating in the Annual High School Art Show. There are 274 pieces displayed in six different categories. The reception will be Thursday May 15th from 6pm to 7pm in the John Spellman Library Gallery. Aberdeen High School culinary class will be providing refreshments. The show continues through June 4th and can be viewed during regular library hours.
The Schools and instructors are:
� Montesano -Charlie Fornia
� Hoquiam - Russ Skolrood
� Elma - Maurrie Aukland
� Harbor - Kathleen Graddy, Rhonda Bond
� Aberdeen - Beth Day Waters, Molly Houk, Tracy Ecklund
� Wishkah Valley - Dorothy Addison
� Ocosta - Don Watkins
� North River � Traci Thompson
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Jaws (1975) will be playing on the 7th Street Theater big screen. Come get your free tickets in the Student Life Office.
� Scholarship Awards, hosted by the GHC Foundation and Financial Aid office, starts at 6:30 pm when donors meet scholarship recipients, 7 p.m. ceremony begins. More than $550,000 in scholarships for 2014-15 school year will be awarded.
The last day that you can withdraw from a class without academic penalty.
Come join Human Services Club for a fun filled family night. Bring your children and any donational items you can spare up to the college for a Kids Karaoke Dance Party which will include music, food, games, and prizes. This event is for local children and there families to help raise money for the children in our community that are in foster care. Any and all donations are welcomed and greatly appreciated.
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She is great. I recommend her for everybody. She is excellent. She is very kind and nice. She talks to you. It's a real great experience. I was just flabbergasted. They're promoting a 3D mammogram. I'm a senior, so I have Medicare and Medicare doesn't pay for that. But they do pay for other mammograms. But, I had to pay for that one mammogram. She shows it to you when she goes over everything. She explains the pictures that you see. It's just really cool. She is really cool."
It was an enjoyable experience. I was satisfied with their services. The staff is friendly and they educate you on the process. They seem to really care because they talk to you. The equipment that they used is state of the art. They provide a package for your entertainment."
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I have worked with Grant. They are both professional, compassionate and very knowledgable. I honestly CANNOT recommend this practice enough. They are they cream of the crop!"
Appointment went smoothly. They were very close to on time. The directions from the tech were great and she was very experienced with the procedure."
When I arrived, the check-in procedure went quickly. The ladies at the front desk were friendly and helpful. I did not wait very long for my appointment before the technician came out to get me. The examination room was dark and relaxing. I laid down on an examination table and was able to keep most of my clothing on. The technician puts this gel on my skin where the ultrasound probe rubs over my abdomen. The test doesn't take very long. The ultrasound technician does not tell me the results of the test. The test results need to be seen by a radiologist and the radiologist sends a report to my primary care doctor pretty quickly. I get the results from my doctor in one or two days. This is a non-invasive test and it doesn't take much time out of my day. Because of the required 8-hour fast, I highly recommend you ask for an early morning appointment. If you get an appointment in the afternoon, you will be too hungry."
I was referred to at that, i was very anxious. The doctor explained what he was seeing and told us after the ultrasound that it looks ok. This really helped ease my anxiety. Imagine waiting for a few days for the result."
The facility called me in advance to make sure I knew how much the procedure cost. (Most facilities with whom I've dealt have NO IDEA how much I will be charged for a procedure, so this was VERY refreshing!) They did ask for partial payment, which was a good idea since it gave me a good idea of what was expected of me. I arrived at the appointment early and they took me RIGHT AWAY. The person who did the ultrasound was so gentle and kind. Her bedside manner was warm and comforted me greatly. It was both an internal and external ultrasound which could be uncomfortable, but this tech made it very tolerable for me and asked me every so often how I was doing. She was just outstanding and I was most at ease. I recieved the bill in a reasonable amount of time afterwards and it was exactly the amount specified. I have nothing but praise for this tech and this facility! Thank you!"
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23815 Ventura Blvd.
Alvarez, Ramil
31515 Rancho Pueblo Rd
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2121 E Foothill Blvd
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Beverly Hills
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150 North Robertson Blvd.
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Chen, Dr. Irene E.
8700 Beverly Bl
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5363 Balboa Blvd
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601 Torrance Blvd
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900 E Washington St
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325 N 2nd Ave
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16300 Sand Cny Ave
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601 Torrance Blvd
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1365 W. Foothill Blvd. Suite #5
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130 W Rte 66
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23942 Lyons Ave
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16133 Ventura Blvd
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6261 Stanton Ave
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9360 Telegraph Rd
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8920 W Sunset Blvd
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4101 Torrance Blvd
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19231 Victory Blvd Ste 102
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4650 Lincoln Blvd
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Mobile Physician Associates
9400 Brighton Way
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Montclair Ultrasound Health Center, Inc.
12598 Central Ave., Ste 207
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4193 flat rock dr. Suite 200
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2750 Sycamore Dr
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17264 Red Hill Ave
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13950 Milton Ave
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Palm Springs
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30250 Rancho Viejo Rd
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San Juan Capistrano
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14845 Monarch Blvd
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361 Hospital Rd
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Newport Beach
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426 West Duarte Road
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3770 Highland Ave
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3330 Lomita Boulevard
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12564-B Central Ave.
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1736 S Sepulveda Blvd
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
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1435 S. Vermont Ave
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
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5995 Topanga Canyon blvd
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because Flacco looks like Montana right now.
because Flacco looks like Montana right now.
Still, he's got a whole other half to look like Flacco..
Schiavone's Race Career:
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2nd- 4
3rd- 0
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so far he looks like the love child of montana and brady. the one interesting comment they made about caldwell is he gets the plays in fast giving flacco lots of time to see the defense prior to the snap. makes me wonder how quick ben gets the plays cause this seems to be making a huge difference for flacco.
It's got to help that he's not feeling much pressure. 9ers need to ramp it up if they want to be in this game.
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2nd- 4
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Flacco has good protection and a top-shelf core of WRs ant TEs to catch the ball. Plus Ray Rice.
To me, that is the worst thing about this entire postseason (even factoring in the increased chance that Baltimore now wins this game). I've always loved being able to count on Flacco to blow it when the game mattered, but the second half of the season and into the postseason he has turned a corner and is the confidence he will have moving forward is going to be dangerous to deal with.
Now you just have to hope that Baltimore obscenely overpays him, ruining their cap situation in the future, and he never lives up to this level of play again.
Final Ruthless Mock:
1.22 CB Marcus Peters, 6'0" 197 lbs., Washington
2.56 FS Damarious Randall, 5'11" 196 lbs., Arizona State
3.87 TE Clive Walford, 6'4" 251 lbs., Miami
4.121 DE Henry Anderson, 6'6" 294 lbs., Stanford
5.160 WR Titus Davis, 6'1" 196 lbs., Central Michigan
6.199 OLB Kyle Emanuel, 6'3" 255 lbs., North Dakota State
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well.... lets hope this motivates our team..... a underachieving 8-8 2012 season.
Turnovers and giving up big plays killed the Niners...


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Tiger Did It Again
"I'd say, 'Tiger, I promise you,'" Earl says as we look upon his son's unmistakably steely gaze, '" That you'll never meet another person as mentally tough as you in your entire life.' And he hasn't. And he never will." To view this Nike TV commercial click Nike's Website.
Tiger did it again. What an incredible show, perhaps his greatest golf tournament to date. He etched his U.S. Open victory into the laurels of all eternity to inspire all humanity throughout the world to new levels of consciousness. Nike and Pops and Michael Jordan were all correct with their thinking that Tiger will do more for the game of golf and life than Jordan did for basketball – and I thought that would be an unattainable feat, and he will do more to inspire humanity because of his golfing skills.
The good news is what lies within Tiger lies within all of us as well. Ali understood this power (I am the greatest of all time), so did Andrew Carnegie, JFK, Gandhi, and Napolean Hill – the father of personal growth, among many others like Lord Buddha, Lord Krishna, and Lord Jesus. "For you too shall do all of these things and more." There's only one way to go – and that's up! We all can develop and harness this energy even more than ever before – it's a simple matter of belief, connecting with our authentic (higher) Self, and evolving our consciousness within. Tiger understands what's it like to be a spiritual being and so can you.
The greatest discovery in the 20th century can be summed up in five simple, yet oh so powerful words – We Become What We Think. Tiger is becoming what he thinks, and he thinks and desires to become even better. Thoughts create swings and everything else. In order to play like a champion, you've got to first think like one. Whatever we feed into our conscious mind (thoughts, dreams, goals, intentions), and allow to filter in, take root, and implant and imprint into our subconscious mind (our self-image belief system) becomes our comfort zone, which runs everything in our life: relationships; health; money; God (spirituality); career; fun; leisure; yes even our golf game. It is as simple and as complex as that.
Although it might appear that the rest of us mere mortals are so far behind the eight ball, after all, Tiger received this understanding right from the get-go through Mom and Pops, not to mention how gifted he is…yet we all can develop and take back our own power within. What else is there, throw in the towel and settle for mediocrity? Never. What lies within another, what you see and project in another, lies within all of us. It's time to recreate yourself anew building a winner's or champion's self-image becoming the grandest version of the greatest vision ever you held about who you really are. Wake up! It all starts with a thought, an intention, a dream. Isn't it about time to revisit your dreams and have one – ones that uplifts, inspires, and empowers you to enjoy life, to be happy now, and to play inspired golf with outrageous joy!
Learn to intuitively align yourself and connect with this Source Energy, this Well-Being stream that is always flowing to you and through you. In life we call it going with the flow. In golf we call it The Zone.
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June 24th, 2008 3:05 pm
What we project in other athletes that we admire, also lies within each of us. If we simply project it others and not in ourselves we give away our power. Therefore, awaken to more of who you really are by taking back your own power. Likewise, what we see in another that is less than admirable lies also within each of us. Once we recognize this aspect, acknowledge it, integrate it, and love it - thanking it for showing us another way, we don't have to suppress it any longer. Yes, what lies within Tiger - what makes Tiger tick - lies within each of us. If you don't believe it, then that's the problem. Your thoughts?
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According to DEC figures published Friday, 7,506 deer were taken in Jefferson County during the season, an 18.9 percent increase from the previous years total of 6,313. In Lewis County, 4,170 deer were bagged, up 18.8 percent from the previous year total of 3,511. St. Lawrence County saw a 1.55 percent decline in deer taken, from 5,541 in 2011-12 to 5,456 in 2012-13.
The overall increase mirrored levels across the state, with the 242,957 harvest equaling a 6 percent increase for the season. The states take includes 123,964 antlerless deer (adult females and fawns) and 118,993 adult bucks.
The states five-year average harvest is 224,675.
DEC Commissioner Joe Martens, in an emailed statement, said the increased haul was a result of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos NY Open for Hunting and Fishing initiative and the growth of deer populations around the state. He called deer hunting a long-standing tradition in New York, providing shared recreation and a valuable source of food for many families.
Another highlight of the season was the states first youth deer hunt, held over Columbus Day weekend, during which supervised 14- and 15-year-old hunters could take one deer.
According to the state, about 7,800 youth hunters participated during the weekend, taking 1,411 deer.
Mr. Martens said he anticipated the program would grow in future years as awareness of it spread among hunters across the state.
More information about the 2012-13 deer harvest and the hunting season can be found at www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/42232.html.
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By LES BOWENSun Advocate reporter
Carbon County commissioners voted last week to deny a request for restaurant tax funding from Price city.
Price applied for funds to be used toward the completion of a project that will light trees on Main Street in Price.
The proposal to put lights in trees along Main Street has been in the planning stages for months. Last spring, the city began putting lights into some of the trees.
The lights will eventually be on every night during the year according to the plan.
However, as Price city councilmember Betty Wheeler explained, the project has grown to more than lights.
The city now hopes to install a public address system and has spoken with an electrical engineer regarding the estimated costs associated with the expanded project.
The city has already spent some money on the project, as evidenced through the handful of trees that already have lights strung through their limbs and branches. But as the cost has now exceeded $40,000, the city decided to request $25,000 in restaurant tax dollars to help cover the costs.
Members of the commission expressed a variety of concerns as the county lawmakers deliberated whether to fund or deny the city's request.
Commissioner Steve Burge pointed out that the city and other organizations have outlined a plan to improve the appearance of downtown Price and increase revenue generated in the area.
Burge said the lighting project has not been included in any of the plans.The commissioner explained that he felt the projects which were outlined were supposed to have higher priority.
"Suddenly, this project is jumping to the top if the list," said Burge.
Burge wondered why the city's request hadn't been on previous lists of projects and questioned if the county should be funding a project that may not be a high priority.
"All these projects are nice, but there has to be some reasoning for them. I don't think there has been any on this," said Commissioner Mike Milovich.
Milovich wanted to know how the light on Main Street would help generate revenue from tourism. He pointed out that the lights would be on after dusk. In the summer, the city gets dark as late as 9 p.m., and in the winter as early as 5 p.m.. But many downtown stores close at 5 or 6 p.m.
Supporters of the funding request in the audience explained that many downtown stores have expressed a willingness to stay open later if the lights bring increased shopping traffic.
Still, Milovich wanted to see evidence indicating that the tree lights would generate additional tourism.
Burge explained that the purpose of the restaurant tax fund was to increase tourism in the county.
During the past few months as the tax board and commission have considered requests, the definition of the appropriate use of the funds has led the approval and denial of various requests.
State statute states that restaurant tax monies may be generated from taxes on food prepared in restaurants, short-term vehicle rentals and accommodations and services at hotels and similar establishments. That money is specifically to be used for "financing tourism promotion; and ... the development, operation, and maintenance of tourist, recreation, cultural and convention facilities."
State law further defines a convention facility as "any publicly owned or operated convention center, sports arena or other facility at which conventions, conferences and other gatherings are held and whose primary business or function is to host such conventions, conferences and other gatherings."
A cultural facility is "any publicly owned or operated museum, theater, art center, music hall or other cultural or arts facility."
A recreation facility or tourist facility is "any publicly owned or operated park, campground, marina, dock, golf course, water park, historic park, monument, planetarium, zoo, bicycle trails and other recreation or tourism-related facility."
Restaurants are defined as "any coffee shop, cafeteria, luncheonette, soda fountain or fast-food service where food is prepared for immediate consumption." That definition explicitly excludes "any retail establishment whose primary business or function is the sale of fuel or food items for off-premise, but not immediate, consumption; and ... a theater that sells food items, but not a dinner theater."
Given those definitions, the county is not allowed to spend restaurant tax dollars on anything else. The area that has led to debates among of the commission and the restaurant tax advisory board is "financing tourism promotion."
Some plans and projects may be considered by some groups to be tourism promotion. Another groups may disagree. So the law leaves some matters up to the subjective opinions of lawmakers.
In the last two funding cycles from the restaurant tax board, the commission has approved at least five requests. Of those requests, $50,000 has gone back into other areas of the county.
Specifically, $2,500 went to fireworks on July 4, $2,500 went to the county fair and rodeo and $50,000, the largest amount approved by the county, went to finishing the ball fields at the fairgrounds.
While the county has approved two partial requests from the Helper Arts Festival and East Carbon, those amounts were reduced from the initial requests.
The county has now fully denied requests from Sunnyside, Scofield and Price totaling more than $50,000.
Other requests that have been approved have paid for banners along the streets in in Price. That amount came to almost $38,000. An additional $70,000 has been pledged to Helper's Historic Mining and Railroad Museum.
In addition, the county generates approximately $150,000 from restaurant taxes. The amounts approved this year exceed $170,000.
Despite that difference, the county said last month that it anticipates spending restaurant tax dollars to help pay for promotion and design of a proposed OHV trail. In addition, last May, commissioners indicated that they expected to use an additional $50,000 if necessary to complete the construction of ballfields at the county fairgrounds.
After a decision in May, the county will not accept any requests until after the start of 2006. As a result, no requests from agencies other than the county will be accepted until that time.


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A member of the Creighton community since 2002, Wize is employed as Assistant Director of eLearning/Senior Instructional Designer for the School of Pharmacy and Health Professions; coordinating the Jays Dancers is a side job for her.
Prior to coming to Creighton, Wize was employed by the University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service in Dawson County. She served as the county nutritionist for 6 years before leaving.
After graduating from Omaha Westside, Wize went to the University of Nebraska-Kearney and earned her Bachelor's Degree in Education with an emphasis in Family and Consumer Sciences. She went on to earn her Masters degree in Education with an emphasis in Instructional Technology and Multimedia Design from the University of Nebraska.
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GORHAM, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The town of Gorham took the brunt of the snowfall from the Blizzard of 2013, recording 35 and a half inches.
Public works crews were still out Monday trying to move some of that snow out of the busy downtown area. Dump trucks have been emptying some of it into a local ball field parking lot, which is starting to fill up.
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The Department of Art and Music is pleased to announce that the Senior Show 2014, a thesis exhibition of fine art created by this year's graduating seniors, will open to the public in the Room 303 Art Gallery on the third floor of Sister Theresa Mary Martin Hall on the Rutherford Campus on Tuesday May 6. The exhibition will run through May 16.
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After the 2000 census, the boundaries of congressional districts, state senate districts, and house of representative districts were "gerrymandered" unfairly in favor of the majority party in the legislature. The result split some close-knit neighborhoods and ethnic groups, while combining others with very little shared interests.
To achieve a more equitable redistricting following the 2010 census, the Fair Boundaries Coalition wants the voters in the general election next November to establish an independent commission to advise the legislature regarding the location of voting district boundaries.
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The Utah Citizens' Counsel, consisting of 15 concerned senior citizens (Robert Archuleta, Genevieve Atwood, Aileen Clyde, Gale Dick, Irene Fisher, David Irvine, Boyer Jarvis, Chase Peterson, Grethe Peterson, Bonner Ritchie, Dee Rowland, Karl Snow, Emma Lou Thayne, Raymond Uno, and Olene Walker), strongly urge all registered voters to sign the Fair Boundaries Petition.
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I won't give up the backstory on this picture of the Notting Hill Carnival in London. But I will say this- there is a sharp knife, a knifer, a bloody victim, some cops, and a helpful bystander who tries to trip up the punk who started the mess:
The full story can be located here. In other London news, One Pound Fish singer Shahid Nazir (sometimes known as Muhammad Nazir) was informed he will be deported and sent back to Pakistan. He'll have to enjoy his trout filets over in Karachi 'til after Christmas. . .