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Bangkok has a poor reputation for traffic conditions and this is justified except on the expressways. The city is very overcrowded with traffic and this makes driving difficult for drivers unfamiliar with the city itself or city driving in general. Whilst Thai drivers are exceedingly courteous and considerate to other road users (horns are used very rarely), traffic directions often change during the day to help with rush-hour traffic flow. These changes are seldom posted on signs, and none of these are in English, hence unfamiliar drivers can end up a considerable distance from their desired location due to enforced traffic flows.
That said, an increasingly extensive network of expressways within Bangkok now makes entry and exit of the city a simple task. Accordingly, renting a car from the airport in order to drive into the countryside, either north or south, is not a difficult task and driving on the more major routes outside Bangkok and around resort areas is both a safe and an enjoyable experience. A self-drive holiday offers the opportunity to experience wonderful Thai culture and the opportunity for travelers to stop as long as they like at the many points of interest in the Kingdom.


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Libero Katee Martinez gets one of her team-high 26 digs against Spanish Fork on Tuesday night. Martinez, a sophomore, made a number of key plays for the Lady Dinos in helping keep the game close in the later sets.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal official says an ex-Army man, Wade Michael Page, carried out the shootings at a Sikh Temple in Wisconsin that claimed six lives.
The shooter also died in the incident.
The U.S. official declined to be named publicly, noting that he was not authorized to speak while the investigation is still ongoing.
Police in Wisconsin say seven people died at a Sikh temple near Milwaukee, including the suspected gunman.
Greenfield Police Chief Bradley Wentlandt says tactical officers have been through the temple where shots were fired about 10:30 a.m. Sunday. He says they found four people inside the building and three people outside.
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So I was pulling into my driveway today when I noticed my certifiably crazy neighbor across the street had put up a 10 commandments sign in her front yard for me to have to look at every day. It was obviously put there for me and people like me, and while it is her property (even though there is a rule in our neighborhood charter that bans signs other than For Sale signs, it's not enforced) I consider it an affront.
So my question is, does anyone know how I can get my hands on a similar sign (same size and shape as those political signs you always see) with the 8 I'd Really Rather You Didn'ts on it? I can't think of a better way to counter her religious grandstanding than a little display of Pastafarianism.


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That was absoultly uncalled for!!!! McClaeren is a professional athlete he should know better then to do something like that to a fellow player!! Ya know he is not a rookie he knows how to hit some one with his arms DOWN, if you ask me that was premeditated. Tie Domi got 8 game for hitting Niedermeyer last year, i think mcclearen should get the same if not more, depending on the injuries of Zednick.Did you see how Richard Zednick was hit by McClaren Thursday night? *Wasn't that absolutely vicious? *I mean, what was the point? *Boston was leading 5-2 over the Habs (Zednick had scored both Montreal goals), so there was no point in starting all these fights at the end of the game.
Also, Guerin gave a solid hit on a defense-man (I was on the phone and didn't catch the name, I think it was either Andrei Markov or Sheldon Souray. *Anyways I noticed no player went near Guerin! *They were all keeping away from him!
Anyway, the Canadians best playoff player is out, so I think the Canadians won't beat the Bruins now. *Hope Jersey can force a seventh match too.
Ya know why noone goes after Guerin? Because he will kick their ass!! He is one tough son of a bitch, he is not afraid to drop the gloves either. I remember when he played for NJ , he wasnt as skilled then *but he didnt back down from anyone either!!!
OH..... Did you hear the press confrence with Brian Burke from the cannucks !!! That was funny!
It has been a great playoff year so far, good even games , no clear cut winners, man , you cant beat that. Almost all the series are tied or 1 game apart, this is the best time of year. *I have the devils playing on Fox Sports Network, 1 game on ESPN, another on ESPN2 and then after the first game on espn2 there is ANOTHER 3 games a night for 6 weeks , i'm in heaven!!!!
I hope the canadiens beat the crap out of the bruins on saturday!!! it's going to be a fight filled game, which sucks but you cant have play like that. Thats where hockey gets it's bad rep from (atleast here in the states)
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Milk Production or Power Production - Which? This is addressed to the dairymen, the business interests and all the citizens of Sonoma County. As an introduction to the viewpoints I am about to express, I wish to quote from the AEC rules, entitled "Licensing of Power Reactors by the Atomic Energy Commission" as follows: Factors considered by the commission in judging the safety of proposed sites for power reactors include...the area surrounding the proposed site, and the uses made of this area, such as industrial, farming or residential...etc. Sonoma Marin Economy I would like to ask: What industry operating twenty four hours each day of the year could be more important to the general economy of Sonoma County, than our dairy industry? As one of the opposing witnesses at the California Public Utility hearing, I asked the PG&E engineer, when he was on the stand, "What would happen if an earthquake occurred just as the doors of the fuel chambers were open for replacing the fuel rods?" The answer was that this is not apt to happen. A pretty casual kind of answer, don't you think, considering the grave consequences? PGE Wisdom (?) Does PG&E really understand the deadly and awesome forces that they are importing into our lovely unspoiled countryside? Have they overlooked or given thought to their own losses if they impair our economy? The radioactivity contained in just the first of the four reactors that the PG&E is planning for Bodega Head will be hundreds of times as great as that dropped from the bomb at Hiroshima. Dr. Edward Teller says that an earthquake is "just the sort of thing" to cause a reactor to malfunction and release this radioactivity. The Bodega Reactor will be within a stone's throw of the San Andreas Fault, one of the world's worst earthquake faults. The Atomic Energy Commission itself admits, and I quote: "The reactors cannot explode like a bomb, but, under the worst possible conditions, they could produce so much heat that the fuel elements would melt, thus releasing a very dense and highly radioactive cloud—more dangerous than the cloud produced by an atomic bomb explosion." Earthquake Stir in the fact that Dr. Tocher, the seismologist at University of California has just made the statement that within the next 100 years the San Andreas fault will have at least two earthquakes of a magnitude as great, or perhaps greater than, the earthquake of 1906, and a frightening picture comes clear. Is it any wonder that concern about the Bodega site has been expressed by the Secretary of the Interior, the Lieutenant Governor of California, the President of the California Public Utilities Commission, as well as an ever-widening sector of the public? Taxes And why does our Sonoma County government still welcome PG&E and its atomic reactor with open arms. Because, our Supervisors and Taxpayers' Association say it will reduce the tax rate. Let them try to point out an area in California where industry moved in and the tax rate went down. PG&E sang the same story when they put their monster steam plant in Monterey County. The tax rate went up. So the decisions before us (which the County Supervisors—Leigh Shoemaker dissenting—have never allowed us to discuss because they have denied public hearings) must be based on the following: Deciding Factors (1) The monstrous disaster that would result in the case of the whole or partial destruction of this plant by either earthquake, war, sabotage, or the common factor of a human error by an operator. (A definite substantiation of the risk involved is evidenced by the fact that no insurance company will insure a nuclear plant in total. Even Lloyds of London says NO!) (2) The consumer reaction against the purchase of dairy products and seafoods coming from the vicinity of a nuclear installation. I am told that our dairy industry represents an investment of some seventy million dollars. It is most unfortunate that the voice of this huge investment did not protest and put its "foot down" and avert this whole controversy at the outset. Consumer Alarm An intelligent woman, the mother of four small children, told me the other day, "If this nuclear plant goes in, I will cease using Clover Brand milk." This is just one more manifestation of the growing consciousness of radioactivity, with its dire effect on babies and mounting concern by the mothers of the world. In Newsweek, August 12, 1963, Herman Meuller, geneticist of the University of Indiana, a Nobel Prize winner, states that as many as 300,000 may die early
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|Milk production or power production — which?
|Kortum, Max
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Bodega Head (Calif.)
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|Flyer addressed to dairymen, businessmen, and other citizens of Sonoma County opposing the Bodega Head nuclear power plant proposed by Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
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|Ernestine Smith Papers
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|Meesha Rasmussen brings the ball down court at the Dinogym.
The Delta Rabbits were looking for revenge against Carbon after they took home the bruises from a 43-35 beating on Jan. 10.
On Tuesday night they got it.
The Rabbits were ready and showed the Carbon girls that the second rotation through the Region 8 schedule will be an uphill battle.
It never looked good for the Lady Dinos. They got into a hole in the first quarter and were down by four.
The second quarter saw the offense sputter even more as they could only manage eight points. Delta continued to score and by the half the Dinos were down by 10.
The CHS defense stepped up in the third quarter and limited the Lady Rabbits to nine points. However Delta would not be denied a victory on their home floor and kicked it into overdrive to finish off the Dinos in the fourth. They soundly defeated Carbon in the fourth period by out scoring the Lady Dinos 19-7.
Jamie King was the only Carbon player to score in double figures. She managed to put 10 on the boards. Tabby Cummins and Megan Garvin each added a three in a losing effort.
Carbon remains in second place in Region 8 with a 5-2 region record. They are 11-8 overall.
Juan Diego will travel to Price on Thursday looking for revenge as well. The Lady Dinos defeated Juan Diego earlier in the season by the Score of 47-34.
Thursday's game will start at 7 p.m. in the Dinogym.
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Zakiya Saunders has put so many Frontier League girls basketball games on her back during her two-year stint with Carthage.
So whats one more?
The senior point guard scored a season-high 29 points and the Comets held Indian River to just two points in the fourth quarter en route to a 46-40 comeback victory in the A Division championship game Saturday afternoon at Jefferson Community College.
Coach was just like, Do it, said Saunders, who shot 13-for-19 from the field and was named the Most Valuable Player of the A Division after the game. We had a job to get done and we just did it.
Saunders swished a pull-up jumper with just under four minutes left to put Carthage up 40-39, its first lead since early in the second quarter.
She scored in the same fashion with a minute left to give the Comets a 44-40 lead, then sank a pair of free throws with 25 seconds to play to seal the second straight playoff title for Carthage (12-6).
It was a hard-fought win, and every game we play against Indian River is like that, Carthage coach Randi Smith said. I think our teams are so very similar to each other that it makes for a good matchup every time we play them.
Indian River (12-6) had all the momentum headed into the fourth quarter.
It seized control of the game with a 14-4 second-quarter run, and opened the second half in a full-court press that kept Carthage from getting into rhythm.
But in the fourth, the Warriors were outscored 14-2 and held to just a pair of free throws late in the quarter. They shot 3-for-21 from the field in the second half.
The first half, I thought we played very well. We just went away from a lot of the things offensively that we did in the first half. We didnt attack the basket and that made a difference, Indian River coach Jim Whitley said.
We made a ton of stops in the third quarter when we kind of went cold as far a shooting, but you can only make so many stops. You have to put the ball in the basket in a championship game and thats something that we couldnt do in the fourth quarter.
Sophomore Gabby OBrien scored six of her eight points in the second half to help Carthage cope with the loss of its third leading scorer, Kayla Gonzalez. Gonzalez moved out of the area earlier in the week because her father was re-located to another military base.
Gonzalez scored 17 points in Carthages victory over Indian River on Jan. 22.
That was big because we lost a lot of scoring with Kaylas move, and for Gabby to come in and take on that role in a big pressure game like this, its absolutely phenomenal, Smith said.
Saunders kept the Comets in the game in the first half, scoring 19 of the teams 26 points. She made her first five shots from the field and went 9-for-13 in the half.
Sophomore Sarah Mattingly scored 11 points to lead Indian River, while seniors Katie Brierton and Emily Kuba added nine and seven points, respectively.
Whitley believes that the two league rivals could be matched up again in the Section 3 Class A playoffs, perhaps as soon as the first round. Pairings will be released on Wednesday.
The teams split their two regular season meetings and the regular season divisional title, finishing with identical 9-3 league records.
There certainly wont be any secrets between the two programs, Whitley said.
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A teenage mother shot and killed an intruder after a 911 operator said she was allowed to defend her infant son and herself with force.
Sarah McKinley, 18, killed Justin Martin with a single gunshot wound on New Year's Eve when he forced his way into her Blanchard, Okla. home and came at her with a long hunting knife, ABC News reports.
The deadly encounter occurred about a week after the young mom's husband died of cancer, according to TV station KOCO. Martin darkened McKinley's door on the day of her husband's funeral, several days before the shooting. He claimed he was a neighbor who wanted to say hello, but she didn't open the door.
Martin returned with an accomplice on Dec. 31, and they tried to force their way into the modest house. When McKinley heard the men trying to break in, she called 911.
She also holed up in her bedroom with a 12-gauge shotgun and a pistol, while she put a bottle in her three-month-old son's mouth.
"I've got two guns in my hand -- Is it okay to shoot him if he comes in this door?" McKinley asked the 911 operator.
"I can't tell you that you can do that, but you do what you have to do to protect your baby," the dispatcher told McKinley when she asked a second time. The call went on for 21 minutes as the men powered their way into McKinley's house.
Police found Martin slumped over a couch that McKinley had used to barricade the door and pronounced him dead on the scene, TV station News 9 reports. They said McKinley's use of force was justified.Eventually, Martin kicked in the door and charged at her with a knife, but McKinley fired before he could injure her.


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Artie the Autistic Traveling Awareness Bear has been exploring the High Country. Artie comes from a progressive program originating in Missouri, USA. Here is what he wants to share: "I am a bear from the Traveling Awareness Bears located in Missouri USA. My website is: www.travelingawarenessbears.org.
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. Her name is Jennifer Rutherford. The Traveling Awareness Bears were started with Pat and Patricia Bearowitz, the pediatric stroke survivor bears, by Elijah Rutherford at the age of 7 in the summer of 2010. It was later expanded in the summer of 2011 to include all diagnoses that affect children because Pat and Patricia have made such a huge impact on Pediatric Stroke Survivors in 5 countries!
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Artie the Autistic Bear is in Boone and enjoying the mountain air. Autism is a neurological disorder, complex in manifestation and exhibiting a spectrum of symptoms and challenges. From http://www.autismspeaks.org/what-autism the Autism Speaks website there is this information: Autism statistics from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) identify around 1 in 110 American children as on the autism spectrum–a 600 percent increase in prevalence over the past two decades. Careful research shows that this increase is only partly explained by improved diagnosis and awareness. Studies also show that autism is three to four times more common among boys than girls. An estimated 1 out of 70 boys is diagnosed with autism in the United States.
While information grows, diagnoses increase. Research is ongoing. There are those who believe that Autism is an evolutionary shift in the human species to adapt to rapid change(as noted in the book, The Asperger Plus Child by George T. Lynn and Joanne Barrie Lynn). The strengths of Autism include a specialized focus in specific areas of interest. Celebrating every child's strengths and gifts enables society to thrive as we grow more complex and diverse. Find out more about the Traveling Awareness Bears and welcome the differences among us. Artie cheers all who have the privilege of meeting him. He's been enjoying his stay in Boone, North Carolina and moves on to Texas soon. If you see Artie, say "Hello!"
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Desktop Linux is almost soup. We only have a few items left on the short list. Will we do it? If history is an indicator, the answer is yes.
I remember the major turning point that took Linux from an OS that Microsoft used to call competition during their anti-trust case to a serious commercial operating system. At the time, Linux users numbered two million and Microsoft users numbered 300 million. I used to say Linux makes more news than anything else and I owned a Linux company.
In April 1999, D.H. Brown Associates, Inc. published a report called Linux: How Good Is It? Hardly any archives exist today mentioning that story with the possible exception of this C/Net News article.
The study dinged Linux for lacking features needed to make it a serious consideration as an operating system. The report said that Linux was good for file and print servers, Web servers, some scientific computing, and thin client computers. But, the DH Brown report said Linux lacked support for computers with multiple processors; failover and a "journaling" file system needed to reboot a crashed machine without having to reconstruct the system files.
I attended a briefing on the report by Linux International and learned that the kernel developers started addressing the issues before the report's official release. As we know now, the open source community responded rapidly and the Linux server has taken a commanding share of the server market. The DH Brown report became the Linux server roadmap placing it among elite operating systems.
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I would say the artical essentially sums up most of the needs of linux in order to become a major desktop player in the corporate market from a technical and logistic standpoint. But it leaves out the other XX% of desktop computers out there. The ones in use by socer moms and grandparents; the people who couldnt give less of a shit about Network Neighborhood (stupid system anyway) Exchange 2000 or whatever. All they really care about is being able to send/recieve E-mails watch video snippets from CNN.com and pretend to be photographers with their digital cameras. And most importantly of all they need to be able to do this with absolutly no effort or thought. This is in progress, its impossable to miss, I was actually able to sit my mother down at my computer, and she was able to do these things with minimal instruction, so we are on the right track, but time is running short.
Now what does this have to with the article? Simple, most of the people that use computers in business, aren't in IT they are accountants, librarians, real estate agents, and government officials. They need to be able to do their job, and they dont care if their company pays for the softwre or not, as long as it works, and is useable. And likewise, the business itself is more concerned about its employees being able to function with little to no extra instruction that it is about paying for Microsoft's software licenses. The goal is clear, the path, is just a little bumpy.....................gentlemen, place your bets......


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Superstorm Sandy may be getting a lot of attention for its impact on New York and the East Coast, but the enormous, powerful storm is causing destruction here in Northeast Ohio too. Below are updates on damage as reports come into the Channel 3 newsroom.
11:03 a.m.: Parma: Rockside Road east of Broadview Road; • Regency Drive between Powers Blvd. and Ridgewood Drive. High water is creating an issue on Pearl Road at Virginia Avenue and the area should be avoided.
Power is out to many traffic signals and motorist should be reminded to treat these intersections as a four-way stop.
Parma Justice Center is CLOSED with the exception of police operations.
10:41 a.m.: Cleveland Police say Brookpark Road to the airport is closed. Police suggest Engle Road to Snow Road or I-71 to the airport.
8:41 a.m.: Cleveland Metroparks Zoo says it is closed due to the storm.
8:39 a.m.: ODOT says I-90 eastbound has reopened. I-90 westbound remains closed between East 55th and the Innerbelt Curve. Crashing waves from Lake Erie have caused high water on the highway.
8:21 a.m.: Rock Hall delays opening by one hour. The Rock Hall will open at 11 a.m.
8:10 a.m.: Cuyahoga County will delay opening government buildings by two hours. Employees should report to work at 10:30 amm.
8 a.m.: United Airlines says it has now suspended flights through 3 p.m. Other carriers may be flying an extremely reduced status. Airlines have already said all outgoing flights were canceled until noon. Travlers should check with the ir airline or the CLE website before heading to the airport.
7:56 a.m.: Cuyahoga County to hold a news conference on Superstorm Sandy.
6:52 a.m.: The area of Warner Road near Canal and Granger Roads are closed in Garfield Heights due to high water, according the Garfield Hts. Police.
6:48 a.m.: iAlert closings number nearly 700 due to Sandy.
6:44 a.m.: Complete list of road, street closings can be found at: http://on.wkyc.com/Q3LHZf
6:39 a.m.: FirstEnergy crews working to restore power. Currently 246,000 still in the dark.
6:23 a.m.: I-71 South, between the I-76/U.S. 224 and S.R. 83 interchanges, is closed due to a crash. The road is expected to remain closed for 3 hours.
6:17 a.m.: We have reports that Parma Police are using generators to get traffic lights at major intersections back up and running. If a traffic light is out near you, please treat the intersection as a stop sign. Please pass the message along.
5:48 a.m.: Eight passengers are stranded on an RTA Rapid train just east of the Brookpark station because of an overhead line down on the track. The passengers will be taken to safety as soon as possible.
5:37 a.m.: The traffic light at Snow and Pearl roads in Parma is reportedly out.
Rockside Road in Seven Hills is closed from storm debris in the construction zone.
5:35 a.m.: Multiple road closures reported in Brecksville. Drive with caution this morning.
5:34 a.m.: In Bedford Heights, Aurora Road, west of Rockside Road, is closed due to a downed wire.
5:24 a.m: Cedar west of Richmond is closed in Lyndhurst due to downed power lines. This is near Legacy Village.
5:24 a.m.: River Road between Berkshire and Deerfield closed due to flooding in Gates Mills.
5:24 a.m.: Lake County dispatch says Vrooman Road is closed in Leroy Township. No evacuations.
4:40 a.m.: Amherst police say the city is without power. A pump at a BP station was knocked over in the winds and caught fire. No one was hurt.
4:40 a.m.: Medina OHP says Route 252 (Columbia Road) and Route 57 north of Route 18 closed due to flooding.
4:31 a.m.: Ashtabula Highway Patrol reports flooding in Rome Township. No evacuationss. Route 6 in Hartsgrove is closed due to a downed tree.
4:31 a.m.: Lorain Police report trees and power poles down in the city but no injuries.
4:30 a.m.: The Shoreway in BOTH direction is closed between East 55th and the Innerbelt Curve due to high water from lake waves.
4:28 a.m.: Cleveland Police report numerous power lines down throughout the city. Many major intersections have no working stoplights include: W. 140th & Lorain, East 55th & St. Clair, and E. 30th and St. Clair. Some trees are down blocking roadways.
4:20 a.m.: SR 303, just west of SR 301 in LaGrange is closed due to a fallen tree, according to ODOT.
3:48 a.m.: Power outages number more than 240,000. Sixty percent of Lakewood is without power.
3:28 a.m.: Independence Police report major flooding of the Cuyahoga River. The National Weather Service confirms this from their water level meter in the area.
3:13 a.m.: Power outages have knocked out a number of stoplights especially in Cleveland and Lakewood. Police remind drivers to treat intersections as a four-way stop when traffic signals are nor working.
3:12 a.m.: Cleveland Police say since 4 p.m. on Monday, officers have responded to more than 650 calls. Many of the calls were weather related including wires down, accidents and small fires.
2:10 a.m.: I-90 will be closed in both directions from East 55th to Dead Man's Curve due to flooding caused by waves coming off the lake.
1:30 a.m.: Power outages number more than 216,000 in Northeast Ohio.
11:29 p.m: FirstEnergy is reporting more than 186,000 outages in its service area. Cleveland among the hardest hit areas. Check and or/report outages here: http://outages.firstenergycorp.com/oh.html
11:09 p.m.: MLK Drive just north of Ambleside Drive is shut down due to downed trees. Drivers are asked to find another route.
10:58 p.m.: City of Lorain's water distribution plant is currently running on an emergency generator due to a power outage. The city is asking people to conserve water usage until further notice.
10:48 p.m.: ODOT reports power outages of more than 165,000. Some of the hardest hit areas include: Cleveland and Lorain with more than 20,000 outages in each city. Lakewood with 13,000 out. Westlake with 11,000 outages and 5,000 in Bay Village and another 5,000 in Avon Lake.
10:35 p.m.: ODOT reports all lanes on I-90 westbound are closed at East 72nd due to high water on the way from the lake. Crews will reopen the highway when the situation is safe. Drivers are being detoured via East 72nd to St. Clair to East 55th Street back to I-90.
10:30 p.m.: FirstEnergy reports on its website that power outages in Ohio top 147,000. Those outages include 85,000 in Cuyahoga and 32,000 in Lorain County
9:35 p.m.: SR 252 is closed in Medina County near Grafton due to a downed tree. Detour routes are posted for drivers.
9:32 p.m. Reports of a roof torn from a school in Lorain at East Erie and Kansas.
9:28 p.m.: Numerous reports of downed trees, branches and wires across Northeast Ohio. Some areas reported by Channel 3 crews include Mastick & Clague in North Olmsted; W. 57th Street and Memphis in Cleveland; Ridge & Biddulph in Brooklyn. There are also reports of a power outage at Crocker Park.
9:15 p.m.: Cleveland schools CEO Eric Gordon says Cleveland Schools closed Tuesday. Among other districts closed are Lorain and Lakewood. Check all the iAlerts here: http://www.wkyc.com/weather/severe_weather/cancellations_closings/default.aspx


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Our practice is simply to sit upright and to let the thoughts and feelings that naturally arise pass through the clear awareness of our mind without getting too stuck. When we see traditional images of the Buddha sitting in the noble cross-legged, upright posture, or when we see our fellow practitioners sitting so still during a long retreat, we may think that emotions are a hindrance to our practice, that they are somehow in the way, and that our real practice can happen only after we clear away the tangled mess of our emotions. I think this point of view was especially prevalent in the early years of western Buddhism, when the Asian teachers, like Suzuki-Roshi, were thought to be so much more developed than we were. Today we have a lot of western teachers who seem to be pretty normal people, and we know that they have emotions just like the rest of us, so we hold this idea a little more lightly, but I think at some level – maybe pretty subtly – many of us still view emotions as a problem.
Many of Dogen's teachings in the Shobogenzo seem to be quite technical and certainly not very sentimental. Sometimes, Dogen may seem like the quintessential example of someone for whom personal emotions play little role in the spiritual life. But in fact, Dogen began practicing as a personal reaction to his mother's death when he was 8 years old. According to the traditional story, young Dogen keenly felt the reality of impermanence and gave rise to the way-seeking mind as he watched the smoke from the incense rise into the air during his mother's funeral.
Dogen is of course justifiably well known for his writings that make up the Shobogenzo, but he was also a prolific poet, and he was especially gifted at the Japanese form called waka, a type of poem that consists of 31 syllables. In his waka, Dogen reveals another side, one that is more personal and one that expresses an important link between our personal response to impermanence and practice. These poems have been beautifully translated by Steven Heine, whose commentary serves as the basis for my talk. Here's an example of one of Dogen's waka that expresses the simple poignancy of the passing of time:
Rising, as the mountain
Peaks and valleys deepen –
The twilight sound of the cicada
Singing of a day
Already gone by
The Japanese word for cicada is higurashi and is closely related to the word for the setting sun, higure, so this feeling of transience is embedded in the sound of the cicada. You know this feeling, don't you? When you hear that sound of cicada, you feel that it's the end of the day. For me, there's something about the reference to the day already gone by that is just so tender and sad with a sense, maybe, of some regret at the passage of time. We all know this feeling, and Dogen presents it here with little adornment, just a clear expression of what is.
If that poem evokes what Heine refers to as the negative aspect of transience, this next one evokes the positive aspect, which is how we use these emotions as an inspiration for our practice:
Contemplating the clear moon
Reflecting a mind empty as the open sky –
Drawn by its beauty
I lose myself in the shadows it casts
In traditional Japanese Buddhist imagery, the moon represents awakening, so there's this interesting sense here of being drawn to the beauty of the moon, which is an emotional response, but then losing oneself in its shadow. What is the shadow? We think of the shadow as darkness, maybe our own personal darkness, maybe the darkness of delusion, but of course there can be no shadow without light, so delusion and awakening, bondage and liberation, light and dark are intimately interconnected.
This reminds me of Dogen's famous formula from Genjo Koan: to study the Buddha way is to study the self; to study the self is to forget the self; to forget the self is to be actualized by the myriad things. We are drawn to practice by our personal experience of selfhood, by our sadness, our fear, our longing, but then through practice, we transcend ourselves or lose ourselves or forget ourselves. So emotions generate all this turmoil for us, but they also generate the inspiration for us to practice and ultimately to be released from suffering. But even in that release, we continue to be drawn to the moon, and to lose ourselves in its shadow over and over again.
The Japanese poet Teika was a contemporary of Dogen and is considered the greatest master of the waka form. In this poem, he describes the power of the mind to either remain stuck in delusion or to become liberated:
Why blame the moon?
For whether gazing on its beauty
Summons tears,
Or whether it brings consolation,
Depends on the mind alone
I find this poem to be very inspiring. It de-emphasizes external conditions and places the emphasis on our minds and on our practice. The moon doesn't care if we weep or if we are consoled when we look at it; there's no objectively correct response to gazing at the moon. But through practice, we have the capacity to cultivate the mind and to transcend our self-imposed attachments. It's very empowering. We can do this!
Finally, here is another waka by Dogen that is appropriate for this time of year and shows the other side of the poignancy in the first poem:
Although white snowflakes
Are endlessly falling
In the deepest mountain valleys,
The clear song of the warbler
Reveals that spring has already come
While transience necessarily entails endless loss, it also entails endless transformation. So, in each moment of loss, there is also a moment of hope.


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Rangers @ Bruins
TD Garden, 7:00 p.m. Saturday
Rangers record 2-2-1
Bruins record: 4-1-0
Devils @ Rangers
Madison Square Garden, 7:00 p.m. Sunday
Devils record 2-4-1
The Rangers have back-to-back games this weekend against the
streaking Boston Bruins tonight and the sputtering New Jersey Devils on
Sunday. They'll be looking to build
momentum after an encouraging 2-1 victory over Toronto on Thursday night, but they'll have
to do it against two of the Eastern Conference's best teams.
is 4-1-0 and ranks first in the NHL in goals against, fifth in goals scored,
eighth on the power play, and second on the penalty kill. In other words, the Rangers have their work
cut out for them. Boston's biggest problem last year was a
complete lack of offense; a problem the Bruins attacked aggressively this
offseason with a trade for Nathan Horton, who has four goals and seven points,
and the drafting of Tyler Seguin who has a goal and two assists. Bruiser Milan Lucic is also healthy and has
tallied three goals and six points. Surprisingly for the Bruins, Tim Thomas appears to have re-claimed the
starting job in net, at least for the short-term, with a tremendous start to the
season to the tune of a .978 save percentage and .75 GAA. But luckily for the Rangers it appears the
Bruins will give Tuukka Rask the start at home against the Rangers in an
attempt to revive his confidence. Rask
is no slouch though; he had a phenomenal season in 2009. The Bruins are also extremely deep on defense
led by Zdeno Chara. This will be a very
difficult road game for the Rangers to win. They always have trouble with the Bruins to begin with, and given Boston's hot start and
the Rangers' weakened lineup, this could be a struggle. The first key for the Rangers will be to stay
out of the penalty box, as Boston
could steal the game quickly with a power play goal or two. Secondly, it would be huge for the Rangers to
score first and capitalize on their power play opportunities. Boston
is a contender in the East, and for the Rangers to beat them they'll have to
bring their A-game as we saw Thursday night. Anything less won't get it done against a Bruins team that's firing on
all cylinders.
The Rangers will follow up their tough match against Boston with a rivalry game at Madison Square
Garden against the Devils
on Sunday night. The Devils will host
the Sabres tomorrow evening, and like the Rangers, will be playing their third
game in four nights. New Jersey has had a difficult start to the
season with several injuries and a struggle to ice a normal amount of skaters
due to salary cap woes. But after losing
their first three games, the Devils have won two of their last four and shut
out Montreal on
Thursday night. Johan Hedberg is
expected to make his first start of the season in goal tomorrow night meaning
the Rangers will face annual foe Martin Brodeur. Brodeur got the shutout Thursday but has been
slow to get going in 2010. It's been well
documented that the Devils threw themselves into quite the salary cap quandary
by signing Ilya Kovalchuk, but they know that Brodeur's career is coming to an
end and are trying to win now while still looking toward changes in the future
by creating a high powered offense. Kovalchuk and Zach Parise are the Devils' stars, the best offensive duo
they've ever had, but New Jersey
also has a lot of secondary scoring with Jason Arnott, Jamie Langenbrunner,
Patrik Elias and Travis Zajac. The
Devils lost Paul Martin to free agency but brought in Henrik Tallinder and
Anton Volchenkov and may be even better on defense. There's not much doubt that the Devils will
be a top five seed in the Eastern Conference when all is said and done, but
with a lot of new parts and changing identity, they're going through a rough
patch. That means it's a good time for
the Rangers to play them. But like it
will be against the Bruins, the Rangers can't afford to take penalties or fail
to capitalize on their own opportunities. Rangers games against the Devils are typically low scoring which is good
considering who the Rangers are missing, but they'll have to find a way to
score against arguably the greatest goalie ever and a much-improved Devils'
This weekend's games will be an awfully tough test for the
Rangers, and would be even if they were at full strength. If the Rangers play with their hearts on
their sleeves as they did against Toronto,
there's no reason they can't come away with a couple points. But anything less than their best effort
could see the Rangers stumble to 2-4-1.


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$GRPN : Groupon GRPN, -2.39% gets a nice pop even as Chief Executive Andrew Mason declined to address a recent rumor on a possible deal with Google Inc. GOOG, +0.87% "We never will comment on unsubstantiated rumors," said Mason during an appearance at the Mobile-Loco Conference in San Francisco. A Bloomberg report last week said Google may be interested in the online daily deal company given the sharp drop in Groupon's stock price.
Mason also refused to discuss whether the board has considered tapping a more seasoned executive to replace him. "We're focused on looking forward," he said. Groupon's Mason deflects questions on merger, tenure
Whatever the truth may be, the general sentiment appears to be that Groupon's Google ship has sailed for now. Here's an in-depth look at why Groupon may not be such a good deal. Bloomberg: Buying Groupon hard for anyone
$AAPL: Apple
shares recovered, rising about 2%. China Unicom said earlier it received more than 300,000 preorders for iPhone 5, which will launch in China on Friday.
Analysts at J.P. Morgan also raised their projected iPhone activations at AT&T T, -0.24% to 8 million units from 7 million for the fourth quarter.
For now, though, the discussion on Twitter is focusing on whether Apple will introduce a new iteration of a traditional gadget — the television.
There is stronger interest in an Apple TV than there was for the iPhone and the iPad, CNET reported, citing an analysis from Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty.
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That same day, a Japanese celebrity posted a Disney photo. A Japanese celebritity with an infamous blog. A Japanese celebrity with a "Death Blog".
Online in Japan, pin-up model Aki Higashihara's blog is called the "Death Blog", after the popular manga Death Note. In that manga, writing people's names in the Death Note notebook leads to their demise. It's said the same is true for Higashihara's blog. Have a look at her trackrecord (more here):
• Higashihara works as a campaign girl for the Dreamcast, and then the console is defeated by the PlayStation 2.
• She works as a campaign girl for loan firm DIC. DIC goes under.
• In 2007, she begins appearing on horse racing show Super Keiba. The show, in its 20th year on air, is cancelled three months later.
• In 2008, she states she'll marry at the Imperial Hotel. A fire breaks out at the hotel.
• In early 2008, Higashihara appears at a McDonalds for an event. Parasites are found in the burgers the next day.
• That same year, she appears in an ad for instant ramen. Later, parasites are found in that company's instant noodles and insecticides are found at the factory.
In November 2010, she apparently killed the Nintendo Wii after blogging about her recent Wii purchase. The Wii U, of course, was announced at the following E3 game expo, thus effectively killing off the Wii.
For this latest incident, she posted an image she took of Tokyo Disney Sea the day before the accident. She had posted an image of Minnie Mouse ears, writing that she's was going to go celebrate her daughter's belated birthday (presumably at the park).
Much of the "Death Blog" comments online in Japan are tongue in cheek. That being said, bad luck sure follows the lady, turning the Happiest Place on Earth into the scariest.


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She then went on to earn her Masters in Business Administration from the University of Kansas and is nearly complete with her Masters in Liberal Arts from Baker.
Harris has taught in the business department since 1983, with a few breaks in between to pursue other ventures including spending a year helping with the resolution of failed savings and loan association, working for the Resolution Trust Corporation. She also spent nine months working with the office of the Kansas Attorney General on white-collar crime cases and became a Certified Fraud Examiner.
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DERBY – A college business plan evolved from a dream to reality as Matt Wright opened his second Sweet Scoops ice cream stand. Six years ago, the first Sweet Scoops was opened at the ice skating shack on the town green next to the junior high school in Derby Center; a second shop has opened in Vergennes.
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