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Dec. 9, 2013
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Juniors Nai Brown and Kara Marshall contributed 32 of Loyola University Maryland's 50 points in a 56-50 loss at George Washington University Monday night at the Charles E. Smith Center.
Brown recorded the first double-double of her career, scoring 22 points and 11 rebounds. The junior guard shot a career-high 8-17 from the floor, tying her career-best at the charity stripe.
Brown pulled the game within three with less than 30 seconds remaining in the game, and gave Loyola the final one-possession opportunity.
Loyola (2-7) tallied its sixth contest decided by six points or less, while George Washington improved to 5-4 on the year.
With 16:27 remaining in regulation, the Colonials recorded their largest lead of the game after Caira Washington capped off her seven-point run, 36-27.
Washington's run lasted five minutes until Brown's and-one opportunity at 13:37 halted the Washington offensive spark.
A combination of post points by Jeneh Perry and Nneka Offodile cut the deficit to single digits, 51-46, after trailing by as much as 10 points three minutes earlier.
Moments later, Offodile found success on the other end of the court, forcing a George Washington turnover with just over a minute left. Coming out of a team timeout, Marshall scored the final field goal of the contest, 53-48, with 44 seconds remaining.
Loyola's bench outscored George Washington's, 12-7, led by Perry and senior Nicole Krusen with six points each.
In the first half, Krusen gave Loyola its third and final tie of the contest just minutes into the matchup. Following a 10-0 run by Brown, Krusen's three-point field goal knotted the score 15-15. From that point on both teams continued to exchange baskets. Megan Nipe went on to score six uncontested points to send George Washington into the locker room with an eight-point favor, 31-23.
Offodile recorded two blocks to add to a career total 64. After Monday night's performance, Offodile passed Sherika Wilson for sixth place on the all-time blocks list at Loyola. Wilson recorded 63 blocks from 1998-01.
Loyola takes the week to study and prepare for finals, before returning back to action on Saturday, Dec. 21 for a Greyhound double-header. The women will take on cross-town rival, UMBC, at noon from Reitz Arena.
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Police state in the report that a manager called them to 650 Sunland Park Drive (Whataburger) advising them of a man asleep at the wheel in the drive thru.
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A recently published report named 'Global Online Gambling and Betting Market 2014, developed by the German research Hamburg-based organisation yStats, attracted wide attention of gambling masses. Heaps of nutty facts and interesting statistics demonstrate how quickly an online gambling market evolves. One of the main conclusions is the fact that online casinos switch their focus to modern smartphones and tablets. According to the YStats CEO, Yücel Yelken, despite still superior position of land-based casinos, the pace of development of the online casino is way higher.
Every other year online casinos map is updated with new names and countries. For example, the majority of Western European countries adopted a range of laws governing the operation of virtual casinos, even special resolutions of the European Parliament have been carried into effect. Most likely, in the near future the online casinos of the major Asian countries, as well as the United States, will be subjected to obligatory regulation. Thus, gambling has already been legalized in 3 states in the US and in the majority of resort areas and in most of Asia. A significant and rapid growth (today the market is estimated tens of billions of euros) forcing many governments to develop laws for the regulation and operation of virtual casinos. In aspiration to increase the part of the income of these institutions to the local treasuries, in the next few years the governments will press for 7-10% part accordingly.
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It was first reported in The Buffalo News that Harris was offered a job with the City of Buffalo as a recreational aide last week by the Mayor. Last year, Harris passed a civil service test. He says he was interviewed for the job in October, but not until a week before he submits signature petitions for the school board did he get a call to meet with the Mayor.
"I just thought it was really strange that they got back to me without any explanation, then offered me a job when they said they were calling me in for an interview," said Harris."
Mayor Byron Brown calls any conspiracy "absolute nonsense." He says "there was an inaccurate media report that attempted to indicate a conspiracy where none existed."
Harris has a Master's degree and is a Teacher's Assistant at Lancaster High School. His children attend public schools.
Paladino told 2 On Your Side's Claudine Ewing, "there is no truth" to any speculation that this was possibly a way of the Mayor siding with him for the board seat.
Paladino recently won over the Mayor's support for a huge development project.
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As we take to the skies, one thing is certain: we will eventually hear some interesting stuff over the electronic airwaves.
Considering companions — Two hours of truth telling goes a long way toward making them more comfortable in the plane
As July rolled around this year, so did another chance to host a regional fly-in for Cardinal owners. The North Carolina event has taken on more of a training emphasis and it's gratifying to see how many owners traveled great distances to partake. People came from as far away as Oakland, Calif., Tulsa, Okla., and the northeast this year for ground and/or flight recurrent training and safety seminars. A lot of training took place in the three days of the fly-in, meaning it took me another three days to catch up on all the paperwork.
Magic Formula? — No, but educated guesswork is required to figure hourly operating costs
As a result of my recent columns about cost of operation, I was asked if I had a "magic formula" for my calculating those costs. No, there is no magic formula. Certainly some "educated guesswork" has to be employed where specific numbers are not available, but there is nothing magic about it. So, for this issue, I will share my chart for determining actual or anticipated cost of operation.
Operating cost confusion — Know your numbers because it is a most important factor when you buy a plane.
In my April column, I addressed the dilemma many inexperienced aircraft purchasers encounter when they consider only the purchase price of a used plane but not the associated operating costs that go along with it. The trap, as stated in my article, is that for an arbitrary $50,000 purchase price, a buyer could obtain either a 1977 Cessna 172 or a 1960 Cessna 210. Each would have about the same airframe time, half of the engine time used up since overhaul, and decent but not state-of–the–art avionics. The point was that the purchase price is an attractive lure for the 210, with all its extra room, speed, load carrying ability and climb. But what hurts so many owners is the considerable amount of extra money it takes to run one of these bigger, older, higher performance singles, or even twins.
Keeper — When you find a plane that fits, make it perfect and keep it.
In addition to literally hundreds of airplane sales transactions I have been involved with over the past 28 years, my current 1974 Cardinal RG is the 17th aircraft I have personally owned. A couple of airplanes (a '69 Cardinal and a '75 310R) I owned less than a year. These were bought with the plan of refurbishing and then reselling, although I flew them some during the process.
At what price? — Looking to buy a plane? Be sure you can afford more than just the sticker price.
I suspect many of the aviators who will venture to Lakeland for this year's Sun 'n Fun might have "airplane hunting" on their agenda. Hey, everybody wants to own an airplane, but many pilots are still in the dreaming stages. There are those, however, who have reached a point where they can afford to buy their own.
Mindsets — The perceived value of used airplanes is changing
As a Cessna C177 Cardinal RG owner, I belong to a "type-club" called Cardinal Flyers Online. As the name implies, the organization depends heavily on the benefits of the Internet, although the organization's reach is far greater. One of the major attractions of membership is the near daily e-mail digest that acts as a forum for the membership to discuss a multitude of issues regarding Cardinals.
Getting started — Make your first aircraft choice the right one
The single most consistent mistake I see first-time owners make is that they buy too much airplane. Learning about airplane buying should be like learning about airplane flying. For example, let's say you know that your goal is to be the pilot of a corporate, twin-engine airplane. You still go to school and learn to fly in a small single engine plane. Then, as you gain experience, you can move up to the twin. Yes, I realize that you could learn right off the bat in the twin, but only the most affluent could afford that. And not withstanding money, it would also be a formidable undertaking to use that approach.
Helicopter Training – Texas Style
Ask someone what comes to mind when the state of Texas is mentioned and the answers will surely be varied: Cowboys (both real and football players), Dallas (both the city and former TV show), the Alamo, cattle, oil, you choose.
One Man's Treasure
The final part of my series on upgrading the avionics in my Cardinal RG is elsewhere in this issue. For as many aircraft as I have owned over the past 27 years, this was my first experience in a complete avionics upgrade for myself and, as you may recall, the decision to part with the cash and who got the cash didn't come quickly. But it was one of those aircraft ownership experiences that I feel truly blessed for being capable of accomplishing.


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Naira Zohrabyan reminds Azerbaijan of demolition of Armenian khachkars in Old Jugha
Bordyuzha urges CSTO peacekeepers to be ready for combat tasks
Newspaper: Azerbaijani foreign minister's statement about possible accession to EEU has been misinterpreted
Charitable football match between journalists and bank employees with Youri Djorkaeff's participation raises 1 million AMD
Aram Manukyan: Remembering communist times, Serzh Sargsyan decided to become committee secretary
Settlement of conflicts in South Caucasus to become one of priorities for Germany's OSCE chairmanship
German ambassador to Armenia evades "genocide" term when speaking of events of 1915
Aghasi Yenokyan: Azerbaijan wants to seize a piece of Karabakh land with Russia's help
Aliona Stratan: VTB (Armenia) revises its "risk appetite" and reorganizes business processes
Diplomat: Germany concerned over tension escalation in Karabakh conflict zone
Questions about release of Syunik governor's son remain unanswered
Armenian armed forces prevent one more Azerbaijani sabotage attack
Forecast: Syria faces no prospect of "second Afghanistan"
Forecast: Russia's military operations in Syria pursue one thing - not to let Assad's regime fall
Armenian Prime-Minister thanks Tashir Group for purchasing country's energy assets
Artsakh war veteran provides evidences that Ruben Hayrapetyan threatened him with reprisals
Vache Gabrielyan: The first phase of survey shows that electricity tariff growth in Armenia is substantiated
Lawyer: Syunik governor's son released, with no new measure of restraint chosen
Rise Up Armenia movement intends to launch power overthrow process on Oct 27
Sarsang reservoir issue sparks heated arguments at PACE Committee for Social Affairs
ICRC representatives visit Armenian captive in Azerbaijan
Beeline launches two packages for corporate customers
Shavarsh Kocharyan: Escalation in near border zone will lead to international recognition of NKR
Serzh Sargsyan: Prevention of genocide and fighting its denial is an important pivot
Tashir Group and Inter RAO sign agreement of sale and purchase of electric energy assets in Armenia
Monument dedicated to 70th anniversary of Victory in Great Patriotic War unveiled in Yerevan
Karabakh Defense Army: Nearly 24 Azerbaijani soldiers die following Armenian side's reprisals
Inter RAO issues a press release on sale of Electric Networks of Armenia by mistake
In Jan-Aug 2015 brandy output in Armenia dropped by 10.7%
Regulator has all chances to curb electric price hike in Armenia in 2016-2017
Russian expert: Russia and international community should not hinder Armenian servicemen's efforts to effectively restrain Azerbaijan's aggression
Yuri Khachaturov: "We'd like to listen to the CSTO's response to the situation in the Karabakh conflict zone"
Ban Ki-moon concerned over tensions in Karabakh conflict zone
Newspaper: OSCE MG co-chairs discuss deployment of peacekeepers in Karabakh conflict zone
Serzh Sargsyan calls inadmissible existence of closed borders in 21st century
President: Prevention of crime of genocide remains on international agenda
Presidents of Armenia and United States discuss issues of pan-Armenian importance
Serzh Sargsyan: Shall Azerbaijan continue its aggressive policy, Armenia will take legal and political-military steps to provide security to Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh
Georgian Deputy Foreign Minister Meets Iranian Ambassador
Georgian Embassy in Turkey Calls on Citizens to be Cautious
Rapprochement with EU does not Hamper Georgia-Russia Relations - Gharibashvili
"Azerbaijani Charlie Chaplin" Reaches Final of American Show
Budget Structures Do Not Pay for EVRASCON
Price for Traveling by Municipal Transport in Tbilisi not to be Increased - City Hall
ATV Suspends Broadcasting Clip, Shot in Georgian Church
Fire near Georgian National Park is Being Extinguishing
Georgian Premiers Leaves for China Today
Ilham Aliyev again accuses the West of the willto destabilize Azerbaijan
Azerbaijani IPS Graduates Can Gain Practical Experience in Germany
Aliona Stratan: VTB (Armenia) revises its "risk appetite" and reorganizes business processes
Resumption of military operations in Karabakh conflict zone fraught with recurrence of Syrian scenario
Corruption factor impedes American and other foreign investment in Armenia
Ashot Manucharyan: Armenia caught the idea to reform Constitution from the West
Konstantin Kazenin: Turkey and Iran have no technologies to increase their influence in the North Caucasus so far
Manvel Sargsyan: Constitutional referendum is aimed at destroying the basis of Armenian statehood – the presidency institution
Yana Amelina: viting U.S. to Nagorno Karabakh will Trigger the Beginning of the End of the NKR and Armenia
Richard Giragosian: Armenia – a Pocket of Stability in the Region
Paul Stronski: Transaction between Armenia and the American Contour Global Hydro Cascade is a proof of practical and fruitful relations between Washington and Yerevan
Alexander Sotnichenko: Others will Take Steps to Settle Karabakh Conflict if Russia Remains Idle
Sargis Hatspanyan:"Tehran's only Breathing Holes are U.S.-Military-Base-Free Armenia and Artsakh"
Having two hotels in Yerevan's central square is not admissible, President of the Union of Architects of Armenia Mkrtych Minasyan told journalists on Saturday, when asked to comment on the Armenian Government's decision to sell the building of the Foreign Ministry for a luxury hotel project.
"Any country should have luxury hotels but not in the central square of its capital. The building of Marriott Armenia Hotel was initially designed for a hotel but the one housing the Foreign Ministry has always been an administrative building," Minasyan said.
On Oct 4 the Armenian Government sold the building of the Foreign Ministry in Republic Square to Tango CJSC for $51.2mln. The company belongs to Argentinean businessman Eduardo Eurnekian and is registered in the territory of Zvartnots Airport.


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Took yesterday off from the blog for, you know, writing purposes. The print paper can be demanding. Crazy old media. (I'd insert an emoticon here, but isn't that just so obvious?)
1. Wine in the news. Saves lives in Greece (though the story is tragic) and especially in the Willamette Valley, heralds global warming.
2. L.A. catching up with Eugene. OK, maybe surpassing us. But Weyerhauser and NextStep do a great job even if they're not city-sponsored.
3. Pollution kills. Watch out for that rising economy thing, China.
4. More "Californication." Actually, I got nothing against Cali, but plans to screw the lower Columbia and Coos Bay don't make me happy.
5. Bush may be an idiot. But he's a loyal one!
6. Got art? Got debt? If you're a college, sell off that art! Or maybe not.
7. Stupid city ordinance. I kind of fell in love with the blog posts about xeriscaping here. (But if you're into dahlias, you'll also be happy.) Extra cool: It's by Ketzel Levine. She lives in Portland. I heard a rumor that she used to work at KLCC, but I can't find any documentation of that. Yes? No? Readers?
8. Fear and photos. A bad combination for civil liberties and common sense.
9. Idaho is a gorgeous state. But one of its senators ain't lookin' too good right now.
10. Were you awake for the lunar eclipse?
This is what it looked like in San Francisco.
1. What has the federal government done for New York lately? Perhaps because of its semi-Republican mayor, NY gets millions to help relieve traffic congestion.
2. Pakistan is 60. Celebrations, confabulations follow.
(Oh, and let's remember Partition, shall we?) That is to say, not everybody is celebrating.)
3. Those are my ancestors, thank you very much! "Bronze Age man was a bit of a boozer."
"There were up to 4500 breweries in Ireland in the Bronze Age, which means it was the most widespread brewing industry in prehistory in the world," Mr Moore said.
4. What's up in Turkey? Looks like a religious-secular clash.
(Plus an interview on "the state of science in Muslim countries," just in case Turkey becomes one.)
5. Holy suitcases stuffed with cash, Batman! International conspiracy between Argentina and Venezuela?
6. Oh yes, let's give a squirming, lying creep control over states' death penalty cases, shall we?
7. Stop buying plastic crap for your kids. Even Mattel says so.
8. After Dick Cheney gets out of the way, what will happen to the dams on the Klamath River? The O weighs in.
9. When good companies go bad. Oh, Jones Soda, we knew you when.
10. Incroyable! Les Français aiment Ratatouille! (Er, the article is in English; I'd link to the one in French, but those bâtardes want 6 € a month. And BugMeNot can't help b/c it's pay-per-view. Zut alors!.)


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1xRUN Presents: Pow Wow 2014 Featured ArtistsIllustration // Friday, February 07, 2014
The team at 1xRUN is excited to announce a unique partnership with Pow Wow Hawaii, the world's leading mural festival. This February 1xRUN will arrive in the Kaka'ako district of Honolulu starting on February 3rd. At 3pm EST we kick off a series of 40 + print releases by participating 2014 Pow Wow artists, wrapping up on February 18th. Check out thw whole collection of artists from all over the world.
Kenneth Josephson's solo exhibition @ Robert Koch GalleryPhotography // Thursday, February 06, 2014
Kenneth Josephson has been recognized as an influential American practitioner of Conceptual photography, experimenting in black and white photography during the 1960s and 1970s. Josephson is known for his layered pictures within pictures, focusing on the act of picture making and offering playful commentary on photographic truth and illusion.
Brian Derballa reminds us how much we love summerPhotography // Thursday, February 06, 2014
Frequent contributor to Juxtapoz and exceptional photographer, Brian Derballa, has been updating his blog with photographs from his previous summers travels and activities. Looking over these photos makes us yearn for those sizzling summer days where we can recklessly jump off high objects into warm water and if the girls choose not to wear their bikini tops they don't have to!
Scene Report: New YorkGraffiti // Thursday, February 06, 2014
We're excited to introduce a new ongoing series to our graffiti section called "Scene Report." With the help of a few select photographers, we will be bringing you weekly updates on current graffiti scenes in a number of major cities. Kicking things off, photographer Ray Mock aka Carnage NYC delivers the New York Scene Report.
Nick Cave @ Boston ICA, BostonJuxtapoz // Thursday, February 06, 2014
As Juxtapoz is preparing our special print edition feature with the Chicago-based artist Nick Cave, we were excited that we got a chance to meet up with him in Boston prior to opening. But that is for another day... we are here to tell you to go and see Cave's new exhibition at the Boston ICA. Cave is famous for his his "Soundsuits": full-body outfits crafted from discarded objects found in antique shops and flea markets.
Teaser: Cody Hudson x Case Studyo "Vibes MeltDown 2043"Design // Thursday, February 06, 2014
Cody Hudson has long been a favorite designer and artist around these Juxtapoz parts, and Case Studyo's special artist edition projects tend to be some of our favorite collectibles on the market these days. Put these two together, get yourself a teaser video, and you have yourself a vibe maker. Literally....
New Book: "In the Good Name of the Company," Colby Printing Company in focusDesign // Thursday, February 06, 2014
One of our favorite purchases from the weekend at the LA Art Book Fair was a copy of Picture Box Inc's (in conjunction with ForYourArt) wonderful book, "In the Good Name of the Company: Artworks and ephemera produced by or in tandem with the Colby Printing Company." Long an iconic visual look of Southern California that has traveled the globe, we have long admired the history of the Colby brand, and have wanted to see a nice comprehensive history of its aesthetic. And now there is one...
The Works of Samantha WallJuxtapoz // Thursday, February 06, 2014
We just ran into the works of Samantha Wall this morning, a Korean born, Portland-based fine artist who creates portraits of distress. One of her series, Partially Severed, "uses the female body as a site of struggle between subjective narrative and representations of women in Asian horror cinema." Like we said, distress.
Jane Perkins Uses Found Objects to Re-Create ArtworkJuxtapoz // Thursday, February 06, 2014
Using toys, buttons, shells, beads, jewelry, and a plethora of other found objects, UK-based artist Jane Perkins re-creates everything from impressionist art to famous portraits and photos. Perkins adds no color to her work, the pieces are simply arranged by their size, shape, and color!
Pow! Wow! Hawaii: Exploring The New Contemporary MovementJuxtapoz // Thursday, February 06, 2014
Pow! Wow!: Exploring The New Contemporary Movement will be a special exhibition at the Honolulu Museum of Art School curated by Andrew Hosner from Thinkspace. Opening February 8th, 2014 and running through the 15th, the exhibition features 2 x 2' works from Andrew Schoultz, Curiot, Dabs Myla, Joram Roukes, Low Bros, Seth Globepainter, Soey Milk and many more...


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Facing headwinds, Obama courts 'real America'
President Barack Obama speaks to an audience during a town hall meeting at Minnehaha Park, Thursday, June 26, 2014, in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/The Star Tribune, Jerry Holt, Pool)
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — With 2 1/2 years remaining in his term, President Barack Obama has been blocked by Congress and is running out of steps he can take on his own to achieve his goals. So the White House is trying to maximize Obama's exposure to "real Americans," hoping that more intimate and less scripted interactions will remind struggling citizens why they voted for him in the first place.
A poignant letter from one of those Americans prompted Obama to fly to Minnesota to spend time Thursday with Rebekah Erler, an accountant and mother of two whose tale of financial struggle made its way to Obama's desk, one of the 10 letters from Americans that Obama reads each night.
As he joined Erler, 36, for burgers under dim neon lights advertising beer at Matt's Bar, her quest to do right by her family despite economic headwinds animated the president's rallying cry for Washington to pay attention to the plight of the American middle class. It's a popular theme for Democrats in a midterm election year.
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TAIYO YUDEN Group continues to push forward with measures to improve profitability. These measures are balanced structural improvements and growth strategies. As part of its growth strategies, the Companies will market their highly competitive super high-end products that satisfy customer needs for use in key growing markets, such as equipment, which includes smartphones and tablet devices. And, as part of their efforts to enhance corporate value, the Companies will also increase sales in key target markets, such as industrial equipment, automotive, healthcare and environmental energy as part of its efforts to enhance corporate value. The Companies are also undertaking continued efforts to improve their profitability and financial stability as well as enhance efficient use of their assets. Target management indicators focus on cash flow management and include positive free cash flow and net cash flow for the year ending March 31, 2016. Our consolidated return on equity target is to exceed eight percent, 8%.
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The Companies will launch ultra small/low profile multilayer ceramic capacitors for high-growth devices like smartphones and tablet devices. And, the Companies will strengthen their technology position and introduce cutting edge super high-end products for the seizes required as part of our efforts to develop a production system that meets growing demand for super high-end capacitors types. Additionally, the Companies are working to expand the lineup of high quality and highly reliable products for the key target markets in automobiles, industrial equipment, healthcare, and environmental energy. The Companies will seek to promote expansion in the multilayer ceramic capacitor market by actively introducing new products with high-value 100μF and greater characteristics for the electrolytic capacitor market, with the goal to achieve further growth within the segment. And, as part of our efforts to achieve greater efficiencies as it relates to our production systems, the Companies will seek to maximize the utilization of their overseas sites by accelerating production of high-end products at those overseas locations, though until now they have manufactured super high-end products in Japan only.
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The Companies will further expand their super high-end product line-up for multilayer chip inductors and wire-wound inductors that meet the needs of our customers and the market we serve. To this end, the Companies will undertake product development for super high-end power inductors "MCOILTM" that use new metallic materials capable of conducting even higher currents of electricity in a much smaller case sizes. The Companies will also enhance theirline-up of super compact 0402 size products for high frequency multilayer high-Q chip inductors and ultra small multilayer chip inductors. As with capacitors, the Companies are working to develop a production system that is more efficient and maximizes the utilization of their overseas production sites.
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The Companies will further develop their presence in the high frequency business sector focusing on SAW/FBAR technologies. They will actively launch super high-end products that use their proprietarily developed embedded-parts multilayer wiring substrate "EOMINTM" and strengthen the power supply business, including regeneration systems for energy markets. The Companies are endeavoring to build a production system that addresses the increased demand and usage of SAW/FBAR devices for mobile communications in conjunction with the increases in technology advancements in LTE, the main platform for next-generation telecommunications.
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For the energy device segment, the Companies are working to develop applications that support cutting edge technology in the energy sector that will expand sales in this market. The Companies will bolster their products for back-up power supplies used for storage servers and smart meters, market which we see very high expectations for future growth. At the same time, the Companies continue to carry out marketing and promotion activities for large lithium ion capacitors mainly for markets demanding high reliability.
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Archive for the 'GM Nationals' tag
GM Nationals to celebrate GTO's 50th with Bill Collins and Milt Schornack
Milt Schornack pictured in 2007 with his Royal Racing-themed 1966 Pontiac GTO. Photo by George Mattar.
A trio of Pontiac performance icons will appear at the Carlisle GM Nationals later this year as part of a celebration of the GTO's 50th anniversary. GTO fans will have a chance to meet Royal Pontiac Performance Manager Milt Schornack as well as Pontiac engineer and GTO project team member Bill Collins and to see an ultra-rare Ram Air V-powered 1969 GTO built as a mule to demonstrate the performance potential of the tunnel-port, 400-cu.in. Pontiac V-8 engine.
Schornack is famous for his work at Ace Wilson's Royal Pontiac, turning production GTOs into tuned-up Royal Bobcat GTOs by day, then winning drag races with the cars on Woodward Avenue at night as well as on the race track with the Royal Racing Team.
One of the Royal Racing Team's most famous exploits was the 1966 GeeTO Tiger Show, orchestrated by Jim Wangers and backed by a number of sponsors, including Hurst. Schornack and the rest of the Royal Racing Team would haul a pair of specially prepped and lettered up Tiger GTOs to a drag strip. Then, one of the Royal crew would dress in a tiger costume and drive one car, while any qualified person in attendance at the track – selected at random by a drawing of admission ticket stubs – would get to drag race against the "Mystery Tiger" in the other car. Schornack detuned the cars a little for these publicity stunts, then afterward he would tune the GTOs back up and challenge anyone with a B/stock-legal race car to a grudge match.
The Royal Racing GeeTO Tiger Show match race cars, complete with "Mystery Tiger" driver clad in tiger costume, are pictured outside Royal Pontiac in Royal Oak, Michigan, ready to head to an event. Photo courtesy Milt Schornack.
The Bobcat package is legendary today, and Royal Pontiac, thanks in no small part to Schornack's tuning and driving abilities, is recognized historically as the Mecca for classic GTO performance.
The GTO wouldn't be a reality if not for the contributions of Bill Collins, a Pontiac chassis engineer who conspired with chief engineer John DeLorean and Pontiac engineer Russell Gee, an engine specialist, to stuff the 389 under the hood of the lightweight Tempest. Collins is credited with first pointing out that the V-8 engines used in the Bonneville and Grand Prix would fit in the Tempest.
Soon a Super Tempest prototype was developed in secret, DeLorean settled on the name GTO, and the rest is history. The 1964 GTO was available in hardtop, sports coupe or convertible with the buyer's choice of a 325-hp 389 with a single four-barrel or a 348-hp 389 with three two-barrels. A Hurst shifter was standard, rowing a three-speed manual or optional four-speed. Jim Wangers cooked up dynamic full-page print ads that showed tires spinning, drivers power shifting and GTOs streaking past the camera lens. More importantly, these ads also listed the gear ratios, engine horsepower and torque ratings, as well as all of the performance options available along with their codes. Savvy street racers and weekend drag racers need only take the ad into their Pontiac dealer and list off the numbers to the salesperson.
Collins worked at GM for 20 years and became an assistant chief engineer at Pontiac. He was later instrumental in the development of DeLorean's DMC-12 and creation of the original prototype, but left the company when the design work was turned over to Lotus.
In 1980, Collins co-founded Vixen Motor Co. with the plan to build a fuel-efficient motor home that would be low-slung enough to fit in a garage. The Vixen's slippery aerodynamic profile helped it to achieve 30 MPG, and it received the Industrial Design Society of America's Industrial Design Excellence Award in 1986. Design News magazine also awarded the Vixen 21 TD its "Excellence in Design" nomination, but after a two rounds of production, Vixen closed up shop in 1989.
Milt Schornack's son, Jim, is pictured with the Espresso brown Ram Air V-powered 1969 GTO. Photo courtesy Milt Schornack.
Joining Schornack and Collins at the GM Nationals will be an Espresso brown 1969 GTO hardtop with a rarely seen Ram Air V tunnel port engine, never offered by Pontiac in a production car. The tunnel port program was strictly a race effort, and there were four different displacements of these engines available, but all shared free-flowing cylinder heads with monstrous valves and ports that sacrificed driveability for high-RPM power. Schornack recalled in an interview with Hemmings Muscle Machines that the 400-cu.in. RA V liked to run at 6,000-plus RPM and didn't make power below 4,000.
The RA V 400 cylinder heads had huge oval intake ports, 2.19-inch intake and 1.73-inch exhaust valves with 67-cc combustion chambers. A special mechanical RA V camshaft and a reinforced block with four-bolt mains was also part of the package. In 1969-1970 a complete RA V engine from Pontiac would set you back about $2,000 – about half the price of a new GTO – and estimates are that somewhere between 80 and 200 RA V 400-cu.in. engines were built.
The GM Nationals will take place June 20-22 at the Carlisle, Pennsylvania, fairgrounds. For more information about the GM Nationals, visit CarlisleEvents.com
Car show season heats up – what's on your calendar?
Welcome to the month of June. For collector-car owners, it's a time to rejoice. All traces of winter are but a distant memory. There's been enough rain to wash away the road salt. And with the sun setting on the western horizon later, there's more time for all of us to enjoy those beautiful collector cars. Which means the car show season is kicking into high gear. We've quickly scanned the event calendar and made notes on a few of the biggies in just a matter of seconds; they are either shows we've attended in the past, possibly plan on attending this year, or a combination of the two.
In order of appearance, we'll start with Bloomington Gold, held at the Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, Illinois, June 21-24, perhaps one of the biggest and most respected Corvette gatherings in the United States. Two of its highlights are the Survivor judging (pictured above) and the Mecum auction. This is the final year for the event in St. Charles – Bloomington Gold will be moving to Champaign, Illinois, next year.
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, is never still very long; it jumps back to life – in terms of collectible automobiles – from June 22-24 when Carlisle Events opens their fairground gates to the All-GM Nationals. True, it's been dominated by the Camaro, but there's been a healthy showing from GM brands across the board in both stock and modified guises. As is typical of all Carlisle events throughout the summer months, there's plenty to see and do other than the car show itself.
The Buick Club of America rolls into NASCAR Country June 27-30 for their annual National meet. This year's site is Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina, just a short drive from downtown Charlotte. Hosted by the Carolina Chapter, the four-day affair has several tours planned (including the self-guided variety to area NASCAR race shops) as well as an indoor and outdoor swap meet. The host hotel is less than three miles from the famed 1.50-mile, high-banked speedway.
The Mopar faithful turn their Pentastars towards Carlisle on July 6-8 for the All-Chrysler Nationals. We've had the pleasure of attending this event several times in recent years, and it's always appeared to us to be one big family party on wheels. If you haven't been yet, it's worth the trip.
Also on July 6-7 is the 30th Classic Auto Show and Cruise-In at the Ohio Metro Center in Dublin, Ohio. The weekend's festivities – a cruise-in on Friday and a car show on Saturday – benefits the Arthritis Foundation of Central Ohio. If you're going to be near the area, organizers have a lot in store for attendees.
There's a two-in-one chance to catch up with some of the legends of drag racing – both the cars and the stars who drove them – from July 13-15. The York Expo Center in York, Pennsylvania, is once again the site of the 11th annual York Reunion and Musclecar Madness show; celebrating the glory years of the York U.S. 30 dragstrip. This portion of the event is actually held on July 13-14, at which point most attendees head north to Beaver Springs for the 9th Annual Nostalgia Nationals portion of the show. Drag racing at this 1/4-mile runs from July 14-15.
For more upcoming events across the country, check out the Hemmings calendar.


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About Us
Gold Beach Chamber of Commerce
Gold Beach is a small coastal community, with recent population estimates of 3,000+ in the greater Gold Beach area. We are a community who are looking towards the future growth of our beautiful area and invite you to spend some time with us.
The Members of the Chamber of Commerce are, as you would expect, ordinary and hard working people. If anything makes us different it might be the fact that 'we get to live where others come to vacation!'.
Chamber Staff:
Board of Directors:
Bob Chibante
Bear Ridge Systems
Laurie Flynn
United Country Coastal Frontier Realty, LLC
Annie Ludes
Annie's Bookkeeping and Payroll
Larry Ball
First American Title Insurance Company
Tracy Ellenbecker
TN'T Electronics
Rosie Hoxeng
Coastal Home Health and Hospice
Juli Marstall
Marstall Insurance - New York Life
Karen Richmond
Sterling Bank
Gold Beach is a wonderful place. I look forward to being able to help our community and local businesses grow by working together, education and events. I bring with me a variety of experience including business ownership, design and coordination of group motor coach tours, as well as professional experience in technical writing, system testing, and being a Realtor.
Jodi Fritts-Matthey
City of Gold Beach
Leslie Keating
Interior Coverups
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Our research program focuses on the connections between mental health, behavior, and cardiac outcomes.
We are interested in the impact of mood and anxiety disorders on cardiac health, and how different treatments for these disorders may impact quality of life and function. Depression and anxiety have been identified as risk factors for poor cardiac outcomes and death, independent of traditional cardiac risk factors such as high blood pressure, smoking, or diabetes. Unfortunately, depression and anxiety go unrecognized and untreated in the vast majority of patients with heart disease, despite the existence of safe and effective treatment. We have performed two randomized trials of care management for cardiac patients who have depression or anxiety disorders to determine whether having a care manager helps these patients to have better outcomes and better quality of life, and have examined the impact of psychiatric medications on cardiac health.
In addition, we are increasingly interested in the role of positive thoughts and emotions in cardiovascular health. There is some suggestion that positive psychological states, like optimism and gratitude, may independently predict superior cardiovascular health, yet these connections have not been closely studied in patients who have existing heart disease. We are examining the impact of optimism and gratitude on medical outcomes in both depressed and nondepressed patients who had a recent cardiac event. In addition, we have adapted positive psychological exercises to this population to determine if such exercises can boost optimism, gratitude, and self-efficacy in persons with heart disease. We are performing ongoing studies to better develop these exercises and to determine whether they may affect biology, health behaviors, and key cardiac outcomes. We are also working to adapt these positive psychological interventions to patients with other medical illnesses.
Finally, we are exploring the use of positive psychological interventions for patients with serious mood disorders or recent suicide attempts, to determine whether cultivating these positive states provides benefit in these populations as well. Optimism and other positive states have been linked to lower rates of suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts, and an approach that focuses on this aspect of mental health may be a novel and powerful approach.
Click on the tabs to learn more about our team, our projects, and our publications.
Jeff Huffman, M.D. is the Director of the Cardiac Psychiatry Research Program (CPRP), Director of Inpatient Psychiatry Research, and an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. He currently serves as principal investigator for over ten projects, and has been awarded grants from the American Heart Association, the Templeton Foundation, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and the National Institutes of Health. He has many peer-reviewed publications, including over 60 first-author or senior-author publications, and has mentored medical students, psychiatry residents, research fellows, psychologists, social workers, and junior psychiatrist faculty. His areas of interest include the impact of psychiatric illness on patients with cardiac disease, and the development and use of positive psychological interventions in a wide range of populations.
Christopher Celano, M.D. is a faculty psychiatrist at MGH and an Instructor in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and has worked on CPRP projects since 2010. He is a recipient of the NIH Loan Repayment Program, and has ongoing Dupont-Warren and Livingston Fellowships through Harvard Medical School to study the impact of positive psychological interventions in patients with bipolar disorder. He has published over ten articles with the team, and is an active co-investigator on multiple projects. His area of interest is the development and study of positive psychological interventions in patients with mental illness and cardiovascular disease.
Scott Beach, M.D. is a faculty psychiatrist at MGH and an Instructor in Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and in his third year with the CPRP. He has been awarded the Livingston and Dupont-Warren Fellowships by Harvard Medical School for his project examining galvanic skin response in heart failure patients with and without depression. He is an active co-investigator on multiple projects and has had ten articles published, in press, or submitted in the past 12 months. Scott's areas of interest include QTc prolongation with psychotropic medications, the physiologic effects of depression in patients with heart disease, and catatonia.
James Januzzi, M.D. is an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Cardiology at Harvard Medical School, and the Director of the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at MGH. He is a well-established researcher at MGH with over 200 peer-reviewed research publications, over 100 review articles and chapters, and has edited 3 text books. He is internationally known as an expert in the study of biomarkers in patients with heart failure and other cardiac illnesses, and has served as a section editor on the recent American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association clinical practice guidelines for heart failure, and was the lead for the heart failure section for the Universal Definition of Myocardial Infarction Global Task Force. He has served as the primary cardiologist on projects for the CPRP for the past 9 years, including collaborative care depression and anxiety management trials in hospitalized cardiac patients, and studies of positive psychological states in persons with heart disease.
Laura Suárez, M.D. graduated from Pontificia Universidad Javeriana medical school in Bogota, Colombia in 2008. Laura is a research fellow and has been with the program for 1 year. Laura manages patient censuses, completes chart reviews, and manages the CPRP databases. Over the past year she has written papers, presented posters at scientific meetings, and developed written materials for the team's projects. She plans to attend a residency program in psychiatry with a special focus on addiction.
Carol Mastromauro, M.S.W., L.I.C.S.W. is the interventionist for the CPRP. She is a clinical research social worker who has been with the team for six years. Carol specializes in anxiety and depression treatment and positive psychology interventions for cardiac populations. She has administered interventions to more than 200 subjects during her time at the CPRP, and recruited and evaluated over 350 cardiac inpatients for the SUCCEED and MOSAIC studies. Prior to joining the CPRP, Carol worked in geriatric research on memory disorders and was a member of the vanguard MGH team, which was one of the first two programs in the nation to offer genetic presymptomatic testing for Huntington's Disease. Currently, she conducts qualitative interviews for our newest study with cardiac patients.
Rachel Millstein, Ph.D., M.H.S. is a clinical and research post-doctoral fellow in her first year with the CPRP. She graduated from the SDSU/UCSD Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology, with a focus on Behavioral Medicine. She also holds an M.H.S. in Epidemiology from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a B.A. in Psychology from Wellesley College. Rachel is a primary interventionist for the PEACE and HOPE trials. Her research interests focus on chronic disease and obesity prevention, specifically multi-level nutrition and physical activity interventions, having authored or co-authored many peer-reviewed articles and book chapters in these fields. Her clinical interests include evidence-based therapies, positive psychology, and mindfulness techniques for improving mood, anxiety, and well-being.
Christina DuBois, B.A. graduated from Skidmore College in 2011 summa cum laude with a degree in psychology. She serves as the lead research coordinator for the CPRP and is in her third year with the program. She has delivered positive psychology interventions, performed qualitative interviews, and coordinated several of the team's projects. Currently, she is the interventionist for a collaborative positive psychology project with the Diabetes Outpatient Center. Previously, Tina interned at a hospice, a group home for runaway youth, and a domestic violence center as a financial resource coordinator. She plans to pursue a degree in social work.
Eleanor Beale, B.A. graduated from Skidmore College in 2012 summa cum laude with a degree in psychology. In her second year with the program, she is the lead research coordinator for GRACE and is currently working on the up and coming HOPE study looking at the effectiveness of a positive psychology intervention in a population with Major Depressive Disorder. She also doubles as a resource coordinator for the Inpatient Psychiatric Unit. Previously, Ellie developed functional behavioral assessments for a day program for individuals with developmental disabilities, and interned at a substance abuse center. Ellie plans on returning to school for a graduate degree in psychology.
Shannon Moore, B.A. graduated from the University of Delaware in 2011 magna cum laude with degrees in psychology and sociology. She is in her first year with the program, and is the research coordinator for the CPRP's newest studies. She conducts visits for the GRACE study and is in charge of data, transcribing, and coding for the PEACE study. She is currently helping to launch the HOPE study, a project focusing on positive psychology for Major Depressive Disorder. Previously, Shannon conducted research in child development following early adversity and foster care. She also worked with patients with severe psychosis in a residential treatment facility. She plans to pursue a degree in clinical psychology.
Emma Lenihan, B.A. graduated from the University of Greenwich, London with a degree in psychology. She has been with the CPRP for 6 years, and has conducted study assessments for a wide range of projects. She is also an active member of the study teams at the Depression Clinical and Research Program and Center for Addiction Management at MGH.
Brian Healy, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurology at Harvard Medical School, a member of the Biostatistics Center at Massachusetts General Hospital, and an Instructor in Biostatistics at the Harvard School of Public Health. Dr. Healy is also the lead biostatistician for the Partners Multiple Sclerosis Center, which is affiliated with Brigham and Women's Hospital. His primary research interest is statistical methods development and application for modeling of multiple sclerosis. Recently, he has begun working with Cardiac Psychiatry Research Program, and he has participated in the design and analysis of several studies.
Collaborators MGH Faculty
Dr. Elyse Park (qualitative research and motivational interviewing): Mongan Institute for Health Policy
Dr. Steven Safren (behavioral intervention development): Behavioral Medicine Service
Dr. Andrés Bedoya (behavioral interventions)
Dr. Hanna Gaggin (cardiology)
The Benson-Henry Institute for Mind-Body Medicine, MGH
External Collaborators
Dr. Matthew Nock (prediction and prevention of suicide/self-harm), Department of Psychology, Harvard University
Dr. Linda Collins (novel methods of optimizing and evaluating multicomponent behavioral interventions), the Methodology Center, Penn State University
Dr. Todd Kashdan, (positive psychology and interventions to increase well-being), the Center for Consciousness & Transformation, George Mason University
Dr. Julia Boehm, (positive psychology), Department of Psychology, Chapman University
Bruce Rollman (treatment of depression and anxiety in cardiac patients) University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Medical Students:
Gillian Sowden
Chris Doughty
Christina Carr
Curtis Wittmann
Amy Taylor
Leah Bauer
Keri Oxley
Felicia Smith
Andres Caro
Trina Chang
Giselle Perez-Lougee
Oriana Vesga-Lopez
Research Coordinators:
Marguerite Beiser
Rita Seabrook
Social Work and Nursing Interventionists:
Rachel Rodman
Stephanie Mahnks
Meaghan Morrison
Special thanks: Our work has also been generously supported by the esteemed Avery D. Weisman, MD, of the eponymous MGH Psychiatry Consultation Service and a long-standing national leader in psychosomatic medicine. His support has allowed the CPRP to continue to investigate the associations between positive and negative emotional states and physical health and well-being, and we are forever indebted.
Ongoing Projects
Positive Emotions after Acute Coronary Events (PEACE)
Developing a positive psychology intervention to improve cardiac health behaviors
National Institutes of Health: National Heart Lung and Blood Institute (1R01HL113272-01A1)
This project aims to systematically develop a positive psychological intervention for patients with a recent acute coronary syndrome to determine if such an intervention leads to greater participation in health behaviors (e.g., better diet, more physical activity) in the weeks and months following the acute cardiac event.
Principal Investigator (PI): Jeff Huffman
Gratitude Research in Acute Coronary Events (GRACE)
The impact of gratitude on biology and behavior in persons with heart disease
Greater Good Science Center/Templeton Foundation
This project aims to prospectively study the connections between positive psychological states (e.g., gratitude, optimism), measured 2 weeks after an acute coronary syndrome, and improvements in biomarkers and health behaviors at 6 months. Enrollment is complete (N=164) and we are beginning data analysis. We hypothesize that patients who report higher levels of positive emotions/thoughts will have greater improvement in biology and behavior.
PI: Jeff Huffman
Assessment of autonomic dysfunction in patients with heart failure
Dupont-Warren and Livingston Fellowships, Harvard Medical School
This study aims to examine the impact of depression on autonomic nervous system function in patients hospitalized with heart failure. Matched patients with and without major depression will have measurements taken of galvanic skin response and urinary catecholamines, and we hypothesize that autonomic dysfunction will be greater in depressed patients, independent of the severity of cardiac illness.
PI: Scott Beach
Positive Psychology for Bipolar Disorder (PPBP)
Development of a positive psychology intervention to reduce suicide risk in patients with bipolar disorder
Dupont-Warren and Livingston Fellowships, Harvard Medical School
This is a pilot study of a 4-week positive psychological intervention (planned N=30) for patients hospitalized for bipolar disorder. Subjects in the intervention arm will complete a positive psychological exercise in the hospital, followed by exercises over the subsequent 4 weeks; participants in the control arm will compete cognitive/recollection tasks. Outcome measures include assessments of feasibility, acceptability, and clinical impact.
PI: Christopher Celano
Happiness, Optimism, and Positive Emotions (HOPE))
Development of a positive psychology intervention to reduce suicide risk
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Standard Research Grant
This is an exploratory study of a 6-week positive psychological intervention (planned N=50) for patients hospitalized with major depressive disorder and who had suicidal thoughts prior to admission. Participants in the intervention arm will complete a positive psychological exercise in the hospital, followed by exercises over the subsequent 6 weeks; participants in the control arm will compete cognitive/recollection tasks. Outcome measures include assessments of suicidality/hopelessness, mood symptoms, and overall intervention feasibility.
PI: Jeff Huffman
Boosting Emotions and Happiness in Outpatients Living with Diabetes (BEHOLD)
A positive psychology program for patients with type 2 diabetes: Pilot study
This is a pilot study of a 10-week positive psychological intervention (planned N=15) for outpatients who have type 2 diabetes and poor adherence to one or more diabetes-related health behaviors. Participants will complete 7 exercises over the course of 10 weeks. Outcome measures include assessments of feasibility, acceptability, and clinical impact of the intervention.
PI: Jeff Huffman
Recently Completed Projects
Management of Sadness and Anxiety in Cardiac Disease (MOSAIC)
A collaborative care program to improve treatment of anxiety disorder in hospitalized patients with cardiac disease
American Heart Association Grant-in-Aid
This was a randomized controlled trial of a care management program to manage depression and anxiety disorders among patients hospitalized for cardiac illness (N=183). A multidisciplinary collaborative care intervention, led by a social work care manager, was initiated in the hospital and continued by phone for 6 months after discharge. The intervention was associated with improvements in mental-health related quality of life at 6 months, reduced depressive symptoms, and better overall functioning. Patients randomized to the collaborative care intervention also had higher rates of treatment of a mental health disorder.
PI: Jeff Huffman
Positive Psychology for Suicidal Inpatients (PPSI)
Development of a positive psychology intervention to reduce suicide risk
Center for Disease Control (R01 DP000339)
This was an exploratory study of nine positive psychological exercises in patients hospitalized for suicidal thoughts or a suicide attempt. Participants (N=61) were administered exercises in random order during their admission, and rated the ease of completion and impact of the exercises before and after completion. Overall, the exercises were feasible, well-accepted, and associated with short-term improvements in key symptoms in this cohort.
PI: Jeff Huffman
Happiness in Health
Mind-body interventions in cardiac patients
Center for Disease Control (R01 DP000339)
This was a three-arm pilot study examining the feasibility of three positive psychological exercises (on gratitude, optimism, and altruism) in patients hospitalized for heart failure or an acute coronary syndrome. The exercises were well-accepted, and the positive psychology exercises appeared to lead to greater improvements compared to the active (relaxation response) and attentional (recollection) control conditions.
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Pear Park Elementary is ending their school year with a bang.
A neighboring butcher shop was shooting pigs in the middle of the day.
Just around noon school officials heard two gunshots from a high-powered rifle, immediately putting the students into lockdown.
The Mesa County Sheriff's Office immediately responded and found two dead pigs and three rifles next door.
School Principal Cheryl Taylor says she is pleased everyone was safe and her staff responded to the lockdown so quickly.
The owner of the butcher shop told 11News off–camera they butcher pigs on their property quite often but not during the school day.
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Street children passed SLC exam that also with distinction mark. Hard work of 17 years old Gopal Lama has rewarded him.
Both mother and father have left Lama in the childhood. Father married another girl when his mother was pregnant and his mother also married another person after few years of his birth turning him to street children and his home became street.
According to nagarik news, he has struggled as street children in Kathmandu and Chitwan. During this struggle, he has realized the value of study, but, got chance to study when he started to stay in "Hamro Ghar", NGO in Narayangadh, involved in caring street children.
Street boy, Lama has got 83.12% and shows street children are also not less than those who study spending huge amount of money in tuition and expensive schools.
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Two days ago, Moviefone premiered the vertigo-inducing poster for 'Man on a Ledge.' Now that image comes to life in the first trailer for the Asger Leth-directed movie.
While you may not have heard of Leth, this movie has no shortage of recognizable actors -- Sam Worthington, Elizabeth Banks, Ed Harris and Edward Burns among others.
'Man on a Ledge' follows escaped convict Nick Cassidy (Worthington) and his brother Joey (Jamie Bell). In order to pull off the biggest diamond heist in history, Nick distracts all the cops in the city by standing on the ledge of a tall building.
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Under the leadership of Head Coach Tom King, both the men's and women's cross country teams have competed in the NAIA National Cross Country Championships numerous times. In 1999, the men's cross country team finished sixth nationally, the highest team finish by any Forester athletic team then and the second highest to date.
Huntington University competes in the Crossroads League. Huntington University is also a part of the National Intercollegiate Athletic Association (NAIA) and its Champions of Character program.
Foresters finish 3rd and 5th at annual E. DeWitt Baker Invite
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A group of breast cancer survivors are petitioning Victoria's Secret to launch a line of "Survivor Bras." A window display at the Carmel Victoria's Secret store is shown here.
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Who better to merge both than the retailer more U.S. women go to than any other for sexy bras? Victoria's Secret.
More than 94,000 people (a number that is growing by the minute) want that to happen and have signed an online petition at www.change.org urging Victoria's Secret to create a line of "Survivor Bras." ...


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24 days Until the Atlanta Hawks' Season
We are counting down the days until the Hawks' season-opener in Dallas by giving you 50 things to be excited about this year. With 24 days left, today's reason is…
Kiss Cam
You can bet the Philips Arena Kiss Cam will be back for home games this year, and you can bet that it will include hilarious smooches and great commentary by in-arena PA announcer Ryan Cameron.
The Kiss Cam is always a joy for fans during a break in the action at a Hawks game. We've seen everything from beer being spilled to people being rejected to people kissing multiple others while the tape is rolling, and there will be no shortage of comedic moments again this season.
We also want your input. What are you most excited about this upcoming season. Leave a comment below to let us know, and we may feature your idea in our countdown!
Day 50 – New Faces
Day 49 – First Pelicans Visit
Day 48 – Hawks Social Media
Day 47 – Dennis Schröder
Day 46 – Celebrities at Philips Arena
Day 45 – All-Star Game
Day 44 – Hawks Footwear
Day 43 – Sky Hawk and the Sky Squad
Day 42 – Bakersfield Jam
Day 41 – John Jenkins & Mike Scott
Day 40 – SkyView Atlanta
Day 39 – Drew and Pachulia's Return
Day 38 – Junior Cheerleaders
Day 37 – Production Day
Day 36 – Hawks Intro Video
Day 35 – Overtime Games
Day 34 – Fan Experiences
Day 33 – Learning Foreign Languages
Day 32 – Gustavo Ayón
Day 31 – Open Practice
Day 30 – Live Streaming/Hawks.com
Day 29 – Ryan Cameron
Day 28 – Bob Rathbun & Dominique Wilkins
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I've worked really hard on this video, so watch it twice. Three times maybe. It's the progression of my M.C. Escher recreation painting. I started painting in January of 2010 and I finished three months later, in April. In May, my high school hosted an art show and the painting was auctioned off for $100 to fund next year's art project. Please enjoy!
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Electronic Arts' first person shooter Battlefield: Bad Company is being developed as an hour-long action-comedy at Fox.
Alias vet John Eisendrath is teaming up with Adam Sandler's production company, Happy Madison, to develop an adaptation of the comedy-infused military shooter. Eisendrath served as executive producer on Alias and will be the show-runner and writer for Battlefield.
The series will feature the main characters from the game. The soldiers have exited military life and are heading to the private sector to live happily ever after. Before they can get comfortable, their former commanding officer decides he wants them dead to cover his tracks. We can only assume that action and jokes ensue.
We've reached out to EA for a comment on the project; we'll let you know if we hear anything interesting.
Our Take: Battlefield: Bad Company is probably the most plot-driven game of the Battlefield franchise, so far. It has a great sense of humor and is on the short list of military shooters that consumers were interested in for its campaign, instead of just skipping straight to multiplayer. These touches make it seem like a good candidate for a television adaptation.
Eisendrath on board is another big selling point. We'll certainly be looking forward to the pilot episode.
Deadline: Fox To Develop Action TV Series Based On Video Game 'Battlefield: Bad Company'


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Singing that same old song and still as wrong as they always were
World population needs to be stabilised quickly and high consumption in rich countries rapidly reduced to avoid "a downward spiral of economic and environmental ills", warns a major report from the Royal Society.
Contraception must be offered to all women who want it and consumption cut to reduce inequality, says the study published on Thursday, which was chaired by Nobel prize-winning biologist Sir John Sulston.
The assessment of humanity's prospects in the next 100 years, which has taken 21 months to complete, argues strongly that to achieve long and healthy lives for all 9 billion people expected to be living in 2050, the twin issues of population and consumption must be pushed to the top of political and economic agendas. Both issues have been largely ignored by politicians and played down by environment and development groups for 20 years, the report says.


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September 06, 2013 Melodie Homer, wife of United Airlines Flight 93 co-pilot LeRoy Homer, was a guest speaker at Patriots Point's 9/11 remembrance ceremony held on the USS Yorktown.
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