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Hill Harper Hill is an award winning actor, bestselling author and philanthropist. Hill is the author of three New York Times bestsellers: Letters to a Young Brother, Letters to a Young Sister, and The Conversation. Letters to a Young Brother was named "Best Book for Young Adults" by the American Library Association in 2007.Hill currently stars on the hit television drama CSI:NY as Dr. Sheldon Hawkes. CSI is the most successfu...
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World-renowned poet and thought leader on black social commentary
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I'd also put up some trail cams around the barn and hide them in such a way that isn't noticeable. I'm actually debating on putting one up in my car-port where MY car is because someone has been messing with the gate around my yard. I keep the gate unlocked if one of us are leaving (aside from my mother, who gets the garage >.> ) so that we can get back in. Everytime I leave in the middle of the day, I can tell it was messed with (looks like going in and out the gate) because of the lock latch on the outside (don't have a lock on it because it was too difficult to mess with and no one ever remembered to take the key). While I have an idea of who it is, I can't be sure. I made sure to take my bow out of the garage so no one could use it against me/my family if it came down to me seeing them in y yard and going after them, which I can see myself doing.
But, for the alarm, I would place it high enough so it would hit about abdomen height on a person so that cats/coons wouldn't trip it. It'll be a person or the horses, in which case the horses would be moved back to the safety of their stalls sooner than morning if they were to decide to go exploring mid-night.
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Iceland volcano still spewing ash, Europe threatened
Reykjavik (AFP) May 24, 2011
A plume of ash from an erupting Icelandic volcano headed for Britain Tuesday, forcing flight cancellations and a change in US President Barack Obama's travel plans.
The eruption of Grimsvoetn has raised concerns over a repeat of last year's travel chaos sparked by the eruption of another Icelandic volcano which led to the biggest shutdown of European airspace since World War II.
"The low-level winds are... blowing strongly towards the UK," said Peitur Arason of the Icelandic Meteorological Office, as British air traffic control operator NATS said volcanic ash was expected to reach Scottish airspace by early Tuesday.
Obama left Ireland for Britain on Monday night, one day ahead of schedule because of fears that the ash cloud could affect travel on Tuesday. The Irish visit was the first stop on a six-day European tour.
The change to Obama's plans came shortly after a Scottish airline announced it was axing a handful of flights early Tuesday.
Glasgow-based regional airline Loganair, which serves mainly Scottish destinations, said it had axed 36 services.
Flagship carrier British Airways, Dutch airline KLM, Irish carrier Aer Lingus and budget airline Easyjet also suspended flights late Monday destined for northern Britain.
International air carriers were also carefully monitoring the situation. In Asia, Air China said it had suspended flights to Stockholm but that all other European routes were operating normally.
Other Asia-Pacific airlines such as Cathay Pacific, Qantas and Singapore Airlines reported no disruption so far.
While carriers including Japan's All Nippon Airways and Thai Airways said they were still watching developments, ANA said it was moving its European flight paths a little to the south to avoid any ash cloud.
Two days into its most powerful eruption in over a century, monitors said ash particles from the Grimsvoetn volcano had been scattered across much of Iceland, forcing the country to close its airspace Sunday.
But winds shifted and began pushing the ash to the south, allowing the North Atlantic island nation to reopen all of its four airports by Monday evening.
However, Hjordis Gudmundsdottir, a spokeswoman for Iceland's airport authority Isavia, pointed out that "with a volcano still erupting one can only imagine the possibilities of the airport being shut again. Any sort of predictions are impossible."
Denmark's autonomous territory Greenland, the only other place where airspace so far has been shut due to the ash, extended the closure of some airspace until at least midnight GMT.
The main question for Tuesday was if the ash production would affect Scotland or Northern Ireland, Gunnar Gudmundsson, a geophysicist colleague of Arason, told AFP, pointing out that there was also a danger the ash could get into a jetstream to the south of Iceland and could head to the North Sea.
Gudmundsson stressed, "It is not clear how this (ash) production will continue."
"It's very difficult to guess what will happen," he said, adding the explosive, ash-producing phase of the eruption would hopefully end within a few days.
Experts also point out that the ash from the ongoing eruption appears coarser than the very fine ash from last year's blast, and should therefore not travel as far.
European air traffic controllers in Brussels said Monday they did not expect any further airspace closures due to the ash until the end of Tuesday.
A spokeswoman for EU transport commissioner Siim Kallas, however, suggested that the picture was less certain.
"There is at the moment a possibility of volcanic ash affecting the European airspace starting with the northwestern areas like the UK and Ireland..." she said.
During last year's eruption of the neighbouring Eyjafjoell volcano, more than 100,000 flights were cancelled and eight million passengers stranded, dealing a harsh blow to the airline industry, particularly in Europe.
The threat of a repeat sent airline shares across the continent tumbling Monday, with German Lufthansa, Air France-KLM, British Airways and Scandinavian airline SAS all seeing falls of around three to four percent.
How far the ash travels will depend on the strength of the winds and the intensity of the eruption, experts agree, pointing out that historically Grimsvoetn eruptions have tended to have very brief explosive stages, with the intensity usually subsiding significantly within a few days.
However Gudmundsson pointed out, "this is a much bigger eruption than the recent ones at this volcano," which is Iceland's most active -- having erupted nine times between 1922 and 2004.
In fact, it is the most powerful eruption in more than a century from the volcano -- located at the heart of the country's biggest glacier, Vatnajoekull in southeastern Iceland -- with its plume initially reaching a height of 20 kilometres (12 miles).
On Monday, the plume stood at around 10 kilometres, slightly above the peak of last year's eruption ash column from Eyjafjoell.
"We hope the ash plume will be lower tomorrow.... I think it will decline more and more," Gudmundsson said, while adding that "there are still many open questions."
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The sixth edition of the Nigerian Music Video Awards held last Thursday at the exhibition hall of the Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos. Themed, "Preserving the culture," it was a wake-up call for stakeholders in promoting and by extension, preserving Nigeria's culture.
The hosts
Bright Okpocha otherwise known as Basketmouth and sexy songstress, Tiwa Savage were the hosts of the 2012 awards ceremony.
Special recognition awardess, absent
Two personalities were singled out for special recognition awards; Dr Paul Orhii, the Director-General of NAFDAC and Dr Olusegun Mimiko, the Ondo State governor. Both recipients were absent but were, however, represented.
Performers of the night
Chuddy K, Inyanya, female singer, Zion who wowed guests with a live band, Davido, Capital FEMI, Tuface, Goldie etc.
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Vector (Angeli) Best afro hip hop
Timi Dakolo (Love song) Best R N B
Shank (Ghetto) Best Afro pop
Goldie (Say my name) Best use of costume
Revival train (Feel good) Best gospel
Tiwa Savage (Ife wa gbona)Best highlife
Sexy Steel (Bebedi Alhaji) Best indigenous concept
Ill Bliss (Anamachikwanu) Best Hip hop
Olu maintain (NAWTI) Best reggae/dancehall
Ebisan (Jowo) Best soft rock/alternative
Tuface (Iheneme) Best visual effects
Chuddy K (Gaga Crazy) Best contemporary afro
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New Delhi, From going bespectacled to wearing a lungi and shirt, Deepika Padukone will be seen in varied looks in the movies that are expected to hit the silver screen this year.
If the 27-year-old was appreciated for her hot avatar in Cocktail last year, she will soon be seen wearing spectacles in Ayan Mukherji's Ye Jawani Hai Deewani.
The movie is also creating a lot of buzz as Deepika has teamed up with her ex-boyfriend Ranbir Kapoor in the film set to release May 31.
Then there is Sanjay Leela Bhansali's magnum opus Ram Leela. For the film, Deepika has donned a desi avatar and will be seen mostly in Indian outfits. In the drama, said to be inspired by Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet", she has teamed up with Ranveer Singh.
In Rohit Shetty directed Chennai Express, she will sport a south Indian look and will also be seen dressed in a shirt and lungi. Her leading man in the romantic comedy is Shah Rukh Khan, with whom she made her debut with 2007 hit Om Shanti Om. IANS
Yeh Jaawani Hai Deewani
Deepika in sari with Ranbir.
Yeh Jaawani Hai Deewani
Deepika in spectacles in Yeh Jaawani Hai Deewani.
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Deepika in lungi with Shahrukh.
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Deepika in Gujurati attire in Ram Leela.
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Brooklyn Decker Gives Birth to First Baby!
A tree is no longer the only thing growing in Brooklyn.
So is a brand new family!
Andy Roddick is a U.S. Open champion tennis player who can serve really hard. He is also a big time player off the court. We're talking...
A tree is no longer the only thing growing in Brooklyn.
So is a brand new family!
Everything is coming up aces for Andy Roddick and Brooklyn Decker.
The model announced via Instagram on Saturday that she's expecting her ver first child with the former professional tennis player.
An emotional Andy Roddick cried Wednesday as he said goodbye to his fans following his final match, a loss to Juan Martin del Potro at the 2012 U.S. Open.
"Wow. For the first time in my career, I'm not sure what to say," the teary-eyed, always candid 30-year-old former World No. 1 said. "Where do I start?"
Andy Roddick announced this afternoon at a press conference that he will retire from professional tennis after this year's U.S. Open, which is currently underway in New York City.
Asked why he's calling it quits, Roddick simply pointed to a gallery of Brooklyn Decker photos and reminded reporters that stepping away will allow him to spend more time with his wife.
Tennis star Andy Roddick must have decided that a shirt only impedes his mammoth first serve ... because he ditched it for this new Lacoste commercial!
A-Rodd absolutely aces the spot for the new Lacoste Challenge 2 fragrance (it smells like tennis balls), showing off his crazy skillz and ripped physique.
Two months after tying the knot and creating a near-perfect gene pool for their future model and tennis player children, Andy Roddick and Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue mainstay Brooklyn Decker couldn't be happier with married life.
"It's great, it's wonderful," she said at last weekend's Whitney Contemporaries Art Party and Auction in NYC. "Nothing's changed ... in a good way. So it's nice."
Andy Roddick may be used to the glitz and glam of Hollywood – but having Sir Elton John sing at his recent wedding to Brooklyn Decker was "very, very surreal."
The tennis star writes on his official site:
Marrying in a twilight ceremony at his Austin, Texas, home, Andy Roddick and Brooklyn Decker's wedding day was an occasion the tennis star and model will always remember. Below are a couple of images from the weekend festivities.
On the left, Roddick calmed his nerves before walking down the aisle with a game of golf. On the right, Brooklyn dazzled in her white wedding dress.


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A Spokane con man had such a good sales pitch that he convinced a physician and a lawyer to take part in his get-rich quick schemes. In the end, some 10 investors lost more than $2.25 million they threw at his false promises.
Robert B. Hiatt, 57, pleaded guilty Thursday to eight felony fraud counts and a single count of intimidating a witness after he threatened to kill a whistleblower. Hiatt's wide-ranging scheme promised huge returns on investments that never existed, Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy Durkin said.
Scheme promised to harness lightning
A Spokane man who claimed to have invented a computer chip that could capture energy from lightning strikes is set to ask for his relese from jail today on federal charges that he defrauded investors of more than $2.5 million.
Robert B. Hiatt, 65, presented himself to investors for a decade as a successful inventor and businessman, according to the indictment on three counts of wire fraud returned Wednesday by a grand jury.
Hiatt pleaded not guilty Thursday before U.S. Magistrate Judge Cynthia Imbrogno. Hiatt claimed to have inside tracks to contracts with major companies and solicited investors using front companies that looked real, according to the indictment. A bail hearing is set today before Imbrogno.


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|The speed dating would involve each PC of each club getting in a circle and getting to know each other. There would be funny questions about embarrassing stories, favorite food, involvement, ect. There would be music playing and food provided so that there's always something for people to do.
A show filled with video shorts, live skits, musical entertainment and general fun.
The show will begin at 8 p.m. and will run until 9:30. All are invited.


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Zulgad: Vikings don't have many tough calls when it comes to free agen
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Don't be confused by the name.
Yes, the NFL Scouting Combine is a place where teams get an opportunity to watch prospects go through a variety of drills, give them extensive physicals, administer the Wonderlic Test and quiz them about their lives.
But it's also much more than that.
The time spent in Indianapolis this week will enable club executives to discuss potential deals and lay the groundwork for the start of free agency.
Just about every player agent is present, meaning general managers can begin setting up wink-wink deals with free agents not on their roster and discussing what it will take to retain players with expiring contracts.
The Vikings have 15 players set to become unrestricted free agents, including quarterback Matt Cassel, who elected to opt-out of the second year of his contract after this past season.
Vikings general manager Rick Spielman is expected to meet with most, if not all, of the agents for these players in the next few days. Free agency will open at 3 p.m. on March 11.
Here's a list of the Vikings' free agents with a ranking of what type of priority the team should place on keeping them:
Matt Cassel, quarterback: The Vikings are almost certainly going to need a veteran quarterback to start in 2014 -- the odds of them drafting a QB at No. 8 overall seem very slim -- and the 31-year-old would appear to be a good fit. Cassel started six of the nine games in which he appeared in 2013, throwing 11 touchdowns and nine interceptions. Cassel saw plenty of dysfunction when it came to his position under coach Leslie Frazier and offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave but both of them are gone. Spielman might be able to sell Cassel on the fact that things will be much improved under new coach Mike Zimmer and coordinator Norv Turner.
Everson Griffen, defensive end: A fourth-round pick in 2010, Griffen had to do some serious maturing on and off the field after he joined the Vikings. There is no denying that Griffen has talent and the fact he has 13.5 sacks over the past two seasons, and 17.5 in the past three, can't be overlooked. Griffen also hasn't missed a game in the past three years. If Zimmer is going to switch to a 3-4 defense, or use that look at times, Griffen could be even more valuable rushing the quarterback from an outside linebacker position. He made it clear last summer he would welcome that opportunity.
Fred Evans, defensive tackle: The interior of the Vikings' defense has not been the same since nose tackle Pat Williams departed after the 2010 season. Williams was not only a mammoth man who occupied space in the middle, and thus shut down the run game of opposing teams, he also had the athletic ability to get a push toward the pocket when necessary. Spielman and Zimmer need to find this type of player. Evans, who is listed at 6-4, 305 pounds, is not that guy but he is a capable backup and, if used in the proper role, can provide depth on defense.
Marvin Mitchell, linebacker: The eight-year veteran was miscast as a starting weak-side linebacker in 10 games last season, but he can serve as a reliable special-teams player. That's why the Vikings signed him before the 2012 season and, if they keep him, it almost certainly will be because they plan on returning him to a full-time role on special teams.
Jerome Simpson, wide receiver: Is he worth the headaches? That's the question when it comes to Simpson and the Vikings likely have gone back-and-forth on this one. After battling through an injury-plagued first season with the Vikings in 2012, Simpson finished second on the club with 48 receptions for a team-leading 726 yards last season. He caught only one touchdown pass but led the Vikings with 12 receptions of 20-plus yards and turned 35 catches into first downs, one behind Greg Jennings' team-leading figure. Simpson, however, served a three-game suspension to start the 2012 season after being convicted of mailing 2 pounds of marijuana to his Kentucky house when he played for the Cincinnati Bengals. Last November, Simpson was charged with driving under the influence and refusing to submit to a chemical test after being pulled over in Minneapolis. Are the Vikings willing to take a chance on Simpson getting a third strike?
Kevin Williams, defensive tackle: The one-time Pro Bowl player had his contract reworked before last season and he definitely will have to take a short-term deal if he's going to return. Williams also will have to understand that Sharrif Floyd, the 23rd selection in last year's draft, is going to get the majority of the reps at the 3-techinque, if the Vikings are going to stick with a 4-3 scheme. Williams has never been anything but a professional since arriving in Minnesota and if he wants to return on the Vikings' terms, the team might just let him.
Three offensive linemen round out this category. Charlie Johnson, the starting left guard the past two years, and backups Joe Berger and J'Marcus Webb likely will have to take what the Vikings offer or they will be headed elsewhere. None would be considered a big loss and all are replaceable.
Jared Allen, defensive end: The Vikings gave up a lot to get Allen from Kansas City in a trade in 2008 and then paid a big price to sign him. For a team that had long searched for a dominant pass-rushing right end, it was worth it. Allen had double-digit sack totals in each of his six seasons with the Vikings, but he will turn 32 this spring and likely will get one more substantial contract before his playing days are through. Odds are almost 100 percent that the team paying Allen this time won't be the Vikings.
Toby Gerhart, running back: Selected in the second round in 2010, Gerhart would be the ideal fit to stick around as Adrian Peterson's backup. He isn't going to do that. Partially because of injury, and largely because Peterson carries the ball so much, Gerhart had a career-low 36 rushing attempts in 2013. Gerhart has kept quiet and never complained but he's now in a position to join a team that will pay him and use him. No one can blame the soon-to-be 27-year-old if he jumps at that opportunity.
Joe Webb, wide receiver: Perhaps there will be a team that remains intrigued by Webb's athletic ability, but it would not be surprising if the Vikings allow the quarterback-turned-wide receiver-turned-quarterback-turned wide receiver to walk away after four seasons. In the end, Webb will depart having held plenty of promise for what he might bring but never having proven he belonged at any one position.
Desmond Bishop, linebacker: The former Green Bay Packer was brought in to help add depth but continued to deal with injury issues. A torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee ended his 2013. Bishop's future remains uncertain and it's hard to believe that if he does play again it will be in Minnesota.
Chris Cook, cornerback: Although Christian Ponder has a year left on his contract, the case from this corner has been that Spielman should let him go so there is no temptation to give the quarterback one more chance. We've seen enough. On defense, the same thought process applies to Cook, a second-round pick in 2010. If Cook is allowed to walk, he will do so having played in 34 games and started 29 of those. His interception total? Zero. Cook looked great in training camp in 2010, injured his knee and never showed any flashes again. Cook is the definition of a bust and the temptation to play him should be removed by allowing him to go elsewhere.
Josh Freeman, quarterback: A first-round pick by Tampa Bay in 2009, Freeman was signed in October by the Vikings after being let go by the Bucs. His one start was among the worst by a quarterback in franchise history and behind the scenes he impressed the Vikings so little that he became a forgotten man on a team that was desperate to find a QB. There have been rumors the Raiders will pursue Freeman. That would be an deal fit: a dysfunctional franchise and a dysfunctional quarterback.


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Darwin, C. R. to Woodward, S. P. & Geological Society
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Asks SPW to have obsidian specimens and book [Dieudonné de Gratet de Dolomieu, Voyage aux îles de Lipari (1783)] ready when he comes.
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Down near Bromley | Kent
Dear Sir
Would you oblige me by getting the following specimens, ready for my inspection on
Wednesday Morning about 12 oclock—viz. a set of obsidian &
other allied rocks, presented to the Soc: in 1838 by M
Perhaps, I may not be able to come till 2 oclock, but will you have them ready by 12 & I shall be much obliged.—
Your's very faithfully | C. Darwin
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- f1 652.f1Woodward was sub-curator of the Geological Society 1839–45. CD was then writing Volcanic islands (14 October 1842 – 5 January 1844). CD visited London on Wednesday 16 November, as recorded in his Account Book (Down House MS).
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College basketball: No. 14 Mercer upset No. 3 Duke
Raleigh, N.C. • Dunk City is long gone. Make way for the next bunch of bracket busters from the little-known Atlantic Sun Conference: Mercer.
The 8,300-student school from Macon, Ga., delivered the biggest shocker in an already topsy-turvy NCAA tournament on Friday, going into Duke's backyard and knocking off the No. 3 seed Blue Devils 78-71.
"This," Atlantic Sun player of the year Langston Hall said, "is what March Madness is all about."
The 14th-seeded Bears with a starting lineup of five seniors came back from five points down in the last 4:52 as Duke's offense collapsed.
They sent home one of the true blue-blood programs, coached by Hall of Famer Mike Krzyzewski and starring freshman Jabari Parker, sure to be one of the top NBA picks this year. Mercer is coached by former Oklahoma Baptist player Bob Hoffman, who has banged around the coaching ranks from women's teams to the American Basketball Association to the Rio Grande Valley Vipers of the NBA Developmental League.
Next up: 11th-seeded Tennessee, which upset sixth-seeded Massachusetts 86-67, on Sunday in the third round.
Jakob Gollon scored 20 points and Daniel Coursey scored 17, helping the Bears overcome a season-high 15 3-pointers from Duke.
Mercer scored 11 straight points during the late 20-5 run that clinched the biggest victory in school history and sent the Blue Devils to their second first-game exit in three years.
Wichita state 64, Cal Poly 37 • In St. Louis, Cleananthony Early had 23 points and unbeaten Wichita State faced no resistance from Cal Poly, going to 35-0 for the best start in NCAA history with a rout of Cal Poly.
The Shockers (35-0) dominated from the tip-off against the only team with a sub-.500 record in the tournament. With the exception of Early, most of the glaring numbers were on defense. The losers managed 13 points in the first half and shot 21 percent.
Malik Love had nine points for Cal Poly (14-20), which won the Big West tournament as the No. 7 seed and beat Texas Southern in First Four game before being held to a season low for points. Chris Eversley, the Big West tourney MVP and coming off a 19-point game, was held to six points on 2-for-14 shooting.
Tennessee 86, UMass 67 • In Raleigh, N.C., Jarnell Stokes scored a career-high 26 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to lead Tennessee.
Jordan McRae added 21 points for the Volunteers (23-12), the No. 11 seed in the Midwest Regional. Tennessee had little trouble with the sixth-seeded Minutemen (24-9), shooting 54 percent from the field and handling UMass' fullcourt pressure in a surprisingly one-sided performance that included another solid defensive showing.
Kentucky XX, Kansas State XX • Ad modi officimodit quianihiciis sum quodite velliquod magnihiliqui nissunture, optius, comnihil ent pratinctur, quo eatur? Ovid ullab int minvernatet expe magnat hilit vel inum volupta tibusa Atur accus eniasit, eum accum endebit essimperis magnam.
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This is a game where you quickly pass balls around a circle.
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Active. A lot of movement may be required.
2 or more players
Two balls of different sizes
Sit in a circle. The small ball (the "bunny") is started first and is passed from child to child around the circle. When the bunny is about half way around, the farmer (large ball) is started in the same direction. The goal is two is to touch the bunny with the farmer. The farmer can change directions to try and catch the bunny, but the bunny can only go one way. If someone drops the bunny, they are out. If someone is holding the bunny when tagged by the farmer, they are out. Last one in wins.


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Urban Innovator Award Winner
On May 11, CCI bestowed on Oakland Mayor Jerry Brown our highest honor, the Urban Innovator Award. Former Indianapolis Mayor Stephen Goldsmith introduced Mayor Brown and presented him with the award in a ceremony at Oakland's Lake Merritt Hotel. The event was underwritten by the William H. Donner Foundation.
Long known as a maverick for attacking special interests, Mayor Brown has pursued major reform initiatives in policing, education, and quality of life. As Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Heather Mac Donald noted in the Autumn 1999 issue of City Journal, Mayor Brown embodies 'an emerging national consensus regarding what cities need in order to flourishpublic safety, order, decent schools, and respect for private creativity.'
In his introductory remarks, Mr. Goldsmith touched upon another of Mayor Brown's contributions to solid urban governance. Upon arriving in Oakland, he had asked a taxi driver how things seemed to him under Mayor Brown. The first thing the cabbie mentioned was that 'honesty had returned to city government.'
In accepting the award, Mayor Brown spoke about his vision of 'what cities should be.' Extolling the benefits of local control, he described the many improvements Oaklandhas made without assistance from federal or state government. He also criticized the failed compact of the Great Society, praised the work of urban ministers, and hailed City Journal for changing way people think about cities.


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Just lately my uploads to FAA take ages (5 minutes for a 15mb file) and then when uploaded my galleries aren't listed on the info page neither are default prices or Facebook/Twitter preferences.
Is anyone else having these problems because I am considering closing my FAA account if they are unable to get things right>
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I uploaded a bunch yesterday and today and had no problems...I think I did see a thread regarding this though a few days ago...
Posted by: Mike Savad on 2 Years Ago
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sometimes it just does that. it might be a good idea to clear the cache and reset the machine. i don't think either will help, but it's worth a try as it can sometimes help fix network issues. otherwise report it to bugs. i haven't had problems uploading anything, it might be on your server.
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We are having no problems at present.
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Seems to be sorted now, not sure what the cause was but on a few occassions my default settings are not there after upload.
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I have the same problem with uploading, its longing for ages and 504 Gateway Time-out.The server didn't respond in time..
Whats going on with site? So often its happening for the last months, its really difficult to work. Abbie, even you are telling that you dont have the problem with site - here it is and its already for 3 hours nothing changes, it really sucks!!
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Ohio group including mayoral candidate, church pastor sets record with fire stunt
CLEVELAND — Twenty-one people wearing extensive protective gear were set on fire in downtown Cleveland in a stunt that set a new record.
With a paying crowd of about 1,500 people, The Plain Dealer reports that the group of 21 were set ablaze on Saturday night and burned for 32 seconds.
The previous record for the number of people burning simultaneously was set in 2009 with 17 people.
The same man who pulled off the 2009 stunt organized Saturday's.
Among those who agreed to be lit on fire were a Cleveland mayoral candidate, a morning radio DJ and a church pastor.
After being doused in lighter fluid and set on fire, the group of 21 walked slowly around and waved their arms and legs. The fires were put out with fire extinguishers and wet towels.


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Lafitte Greenway
The Lafitte Greenway project is located in the midst of some of New Orleans' most historic neighborhoods. It seeks to create a 3.1 mile park connecting all the neighborhoods from the French Quarter, through the Treme and Mid-City neighborhoods to Lakeview, near Lake Ponchartrain. Begun in 2006, the project will create a continuous corridor of parks, bike trails, public spaces, and playgrounds. In 2010, The Trust for Public Land bought a 16.5 acre parcel to add to the Greenway. The property had been the site of the now-defunct Louisiana Institute of Film Technology (LIFT) Studio. With the LIFT addition, New Orleans celebrated the city's first new park since Hurricane Katrina.
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Anyone who has worked in the education al system knows the area that probably sees the biggest turnover from year to year is in the members of a school district's coaching staff.
The reason for the turnover is not always related to negative results on the playing field but many times is due to issues such as coaches just deciding to focus on teaching, going into school administration or exploring new opportunities in a different career field.
Borger Bulldogs fans can fondly look back on the 2010 football season, with the team finishing strong in winning the District 1-3A title outright and two playoff games.
As good as that season was for the Bulldogs, now is the time for the players and fans to put last year's memories behind them and start getting ready for the 2011 season.
Two-A-Days for the state of Texas can officially begin on Monday, Aug. 1, and for the second year in a row, the Bulldogs will kickoff their two-a-day schedule with "Midnight Madness" starting at 12:01 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 1, at Bulldog Stadium.
Earlier this week, 2011 Borger High School graduate J'Cee Pool signed a letter-of-intent to compete in track for Texas Tech University in Lubbock.
Prior to heading down to Austin to compete in the state track meet in early May, Pool was still uncertain about where she would have the opportunity to compete in the discus and/or the shot put at the colleigate level.
At the time, Pool said a couple of schools had talked to her, including West Texas A&M University, but none had officially made her an offer.
On Friday, members of the Borger Bulldogs varsity and junior varsity football teams will take part in the first Wayland Baptist University-West Texas 7 on 7 Tournament.
The tournament will take place at Plainview's Greg Sherwood Memorial Bulldog Stadium and the surrounding practice fields.
Thanks to more high school football teams using spread offenses, summer 7-on-7 Football has grown in Texas over the past couple of years, with teams from Borger participating in tournaments for the third year in a row.
Being a California native herself, it should come as no surprise that Frank Phillips College Head Softball Coach Jenneffer Kohler has been busy on the West Coast, where she has been able to add four new players to her club for the upcoming season.
Coming to Borger this fall will be pitcher Devin Dean, outfielder Brianna Rodriguez and infielders Madilyne Logan and Lucinda Ponce. All four are coming from the state of California.
Entering his fourth year as head coach of the Frank Phillips College Lady Plainsmen Basketball team, Eric Rodewald has been able to do a good job of retaining players from the prior year. This is a task that can be pretty difficult for most programs at the JUCO level that don't have the resources to offer full scholarships for essentially every player on the bench.
After helping to lead the Borger Bulldogs to the District 1-3A title and to the third round of the 3A playoffs, 2011 senior catcher Brandon Garica and senior outfielder Garrett Irwin were named to the Second Team in the Collin Street Bakery/Texas Sports Writer's Association's 3A All-State Teams on Thursday.
Garcia, the District 1-3A MVP, had an impressive 2011 season posting a .511 batting average with 11 homeruns and a .944 slugging percentage.
Playing centerfield, Irwin made the team after posting a .434 batting average with 34 RBI's, 45 runs scored and 10 stolen bases.
Last week students from American Karate Studios in Guymon, Spearman, Gruver and Borger competed in the AAU Taekwondo National Championships in Austin consisting of thousands of athletes from across the country.
Four-year-old Issac Garcia of Borger won Silver in Fighting and the Bronze in Forms in his division.
Over the past weekend, the Borger 11&12 year old Little League Girls Softball All-Star team won the district championship in a clean sweep, defeating Childress on Thursday 19-14 and Memphis on Saturday 20-12.
In Saturday's Championship game, pitcher Makenzie May had 12 strikeouts in five innings of work with Maegan Stone closing the game by getting a runner out at home.
The team is coached by Steven Willis and Cindy Willis and advanced to Sectionals to be held in Lubbock.
Local residents Levi Tidwell and Colten Howard show off the 7'3" bullsnake they found near FM 1551 over the weekend.


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Fri Oct 12, 2007 10:15 pm
Here are ten negative and irrational thought patterns that David Burns discusses in his great book 'Feeling Good'. I mentioned the black-and-white thinking in a thread about Stef as he is prone to do this, although he does it in a more external way (saying 'this is good and all the rest is bad about things like politics, psychology, drugs and so on. he doesnt allow for grey areas. he doesnt do black-and-white thinking in the same sense as Burns describes it below, but I think Stef's use can be fitted in there, only then it is part of a form of
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One of the most common types of skills learned in psychotherapy today focuses on our thinking. Unbeknownst to many of us, we often engage in internal conversations with ourselves throughout the day. Unless were trained to examine these conversations, however, many of us dont even realize were having them! For instance, imagine looking in the mirror at ourself. Whats the first thing you think when you look at yourself? That thought is a part of our internal conversation.
Having these kinds of conversations with yourself is perfectly normal and in fact, everybody does it. Where we mess up in our lives is when we let these conversations take on a life of their own. If we answer ourselves in the above example with something like, Im fat and ugly and nobody loves me, thats an example of stinkin thinkin. Our thoughts have taken on an unhealthy attitude, one that is working against us instead of for us. Psychologists would call these thoughts irrational, because they have little or no basis in reality. For instance, the reality is that most everyone is loved by someone (even if theyre no longer with us), and that a lot of our beauty springs from inside us our personality.
It is exactly these kinds of thoughts that you can learn to identify as you go through your day. Often times it will be helpful to keep a little journal of the thoughts, writing down the day and time you had it, the thought itself, and the type of irrational thought or stinkin thinkin from the list below. As you learn to better identify them, you can then learn how to start answering them back with rational arguments. In this manner, you can work to turn your internal conversation back to being a positive in your life, instead of a running negative commentary.
All-or-nothing thinking
- You see things in black-or-white categories. If a situation falls short of perfect, you see it as a total failure. When a young woman on a diet ate a spoonful of ice cream, she told herself, Ive blown my diet completely. This thought upset her so much that she gobbled down an entire quart of ice cream.
- You see a single negative event, such as a romantic rejection or a career reversal, as a never-ending pattern of defeat by using words such as always or never when you think about it. A depressed salesman became terribly upset when he noticed bird dung on the window of his car. He told imself, Just my luck! Birds are always crapping on my car!
Mental Filter
- You pick out a single negative detail and dwell on it exclusively, so that your vision of reality becomes darkened, like the drop of ink that discolors a beaker of water. Example: You receive many positive comments about your presentation to a group of associates at work, but one of them says something mildly critical. You obsess about his reaction for days and ignore all the positive feedback.
Discounting the positive
- You reject positive experiences by insisting that they dont count. If you do a good job, you may tell yourself that it wasnt good enough or that anyone could have done as well. Discounting the positives takes the joy out of life and makes you feel inadequate and unrewarded.
Jumping to conclusions
- You interpret things negatively when there are no facts to support your conclusion.
Mind Reading
: Without checking it out, you arbitrarily conclude that someone is reacting negatively to you.
: You predict that things will turn out badly. Before a test you may tell yourself, Im really going to blow it. What if I flunk? If youre depressed you may tell yourself, Ill never get better.
- You exaggerate the importance of your problems and shortcomings, or you minimize the importance of your desirable qualities. This is also called the binocular trick.
Emotional Reasoning
- You assume that your negative emotions necessarily reflect the way things really are: I feel terrified about going on airplanes. It must be very dangerous to fly. Or, I feel guilty. I must be a rotten person. Or, I feel angry. This proves that Im being treated unfairly. Or, I feel so inferior. This means Im a second rate person. Or, I feel hopeless. I must really be hopeless.
Should statements
- You tell yourself that things should be the way you hoped or expected them to be. After playing a difficult piece on the piano, a gifted pianist told herself, I shouldnt have made so many mistakes. This made her feel so disgusted that she quit practicing for several days. Musts, oughts and have tos are similar offenders.
Should statements that are directed against yourself lead to guilt and frustration. Should statements that are directed against other people or the world in general, lead to anger and frustration: He shouldnt be so stubborn and argumentative!
Many people try to motivate themselves with shoulds and shouldnts, as if they were delinquents who had to be punished before they could be expected to do anything. I shouldnt eat that doughnut. This usually doesnt work because all these shoulds and musts make you feel rebellious and you get the urge to do just the opposite. Dr. Albert Ellis has called this must erbation. I call it the shouldy approach to life.
- Labeling is an extreme form of all-or-nothing thinking. Instead of saying I made a mistake, you attach a negative label to yourself: Im a loser. You might also label yourself a fool or a failure or a jerk. Labeling is quite irrational because you are not the same as what you do.
Human beings exist, but fools, losers and jerks do not. These labels are just useless abstractions that lead to anger, anxiety, frustration and low self-esteem.
You may also label others. When someone does something that rubs you the wrong way, you may tell yourself: Hes an S.O.B. Then you feel that the problem is with that persons character or essence instead of with their thinking or behavior. You see them as totally bad. This makes you feel hostile and hopeless about improving things and leaves very little room for constructive
Personalization and Blame
- Personalization comes when you hold yourself personally responsible for an event that isnt entirely under your control.
When a woman received a note that her child was having difficulty in school, she told herself, This shows what a bad mother I am, instead of trying to pinpoint the cause of the problem so that she could be helpful to her child.
When another womans husband beat her, she told herself, If only I was better in bed, he wouldnt beat me. Personalization leads to guilt, shame and feelings of inadequacy.
Some people do the opposite. They blame other people or their circumstances for their problems, and they overlook ways they might be contributing to the problem: The reason my marriage is so lousy is because my spouse is totally unreasonable. Blame usually doesnt work very well because other people will resent being scapegoated and they will just toss the blame right back in your lap. Its like the game of hot potatono one wants to get stuck with it.
Parts of this article were exercepted from the book, The Feeling Good
Handbook by David D. Burns, M.D. © 1989.
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Sat Oct 13, 2007 4:50 am
I think I practice the following of these irrational thought patters, at least to some degree:
all-or-nothing thinking (black or white thinking)
mental filter
discounting the positive
"should" statements ("must erbation")
Reading about them, it seems obvious that they are not productive. I think I need to be able to look at myself more objectively more often to try to catch myself
I'm falling into these traps.
In some cases, I think my thoughts are objectively true. I can't come up with any examples now, though, so it may be that even my view of reality is distorted when I'm depressed and experiencing these thoughts. Maybe when I dwell on one particular negative detail, and during that time I perceive it as objectively true that this one detail is so important, but later I can reflect and realize that the detail was just a cog in a larger machine. That tells me - later - that my thinking was incorrect, but how do I fix it at the time. How do I get out of these thought patterns? I think I should read David Burns'
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Sat Oct 13, 2007 2:08 pm
7 out of 10 eh? you
shape the fuck up, otherwise you'll stay the loser you are now!
shouldy and labeling
(too edgy for a joke?...
seriously though, Burns'book is excellent but the Dale Carnegie book may be better to begin with as it is less demanding ('How to stop worrying and start living')
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Sat Oct 13, 2007 9:37 pm
Nope. Not too edgy for a joke. Asshole.
Kidding! The joke is fine.
I may check out the Carnegie book, but reviews of it by other friends have not been too positive. This book seems like it might fit me better.
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Sun Jan 06, 2008 8:38 pm
I like Burns, and he is very personable if you get hold of a tape, but for down-and-dirty change process, read Ellis
how to stubbornly refuse to make yourself miserable about anything, yes anything
--you might not need more than that great title to start thinking more rationally :-) Ellis, by contrast, was an SOB in person, but he made his point.
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Mon Jan 07, 2008 2:28 am
okay, I may add that one to my Amazon list too, and will read it once I'm in Toronto. Would you recommend this title over the
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One of the most common types of skills learned in psychotherapy today focuses on our thinking. Unbeknownst to many of us, we often engage in internal conversations with ourselves throughout the day. Unless were trained to examine these conversations, however, many of us dont even realize were having them!
Heh, I have my internal dialogues out loud sometimes. Sometimes I'm the only person around worth talking to
Interesting article.
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Originally posted by Frankidealist35
I'm 19 years old. I'm fairly young still. But when I was like younger in my early teens... I perceived the world in a really strange way. I don't want to say I hallucinated. But, it was just weird for me and I felt like I had a few out of body experiences, or something that was just really weird. I at one time had a dream where I went outside or maybe it wasn't a dream and then I came all the way back to my home and I saw my mom drinking something and then when I woke up I went to her and then saw her doing what she was doing in my dream (drinking something). I literally in the dream walked through the front door of my house. I still have no idea if it was a dream or not. Why is it that we do that? It makes little sense to me.
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Nineteen..."Fairly young".
From an adult point of view children are literally insane, but in a nice way. While the human brain is developing it's forming and trying out new neural connections. Some connections "work" and some don't but that's ok because there is so much room to rearrange things and try something else.
Gradually it becomes mostly hardwired (unless you're Peter Pan) and our personalities get set. There are things that can upset the set but, for the most part, the eyes of a child belong to children.
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In a week, I'll have a hard time remembering that.
"If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things through narrow chinks of his cavern."
* To be shaken out of the ruts of ordinary perception, to be shown for a few timeless hours the outer and inner world, not as they appear to an animal obsessed with survival or to a human being obsessed with words and notions, but as they are apprehended, directly and unconditionally, by Mind at Large— this is an experience of inestimable value to everyone and especially to the intellectual.
* "Is it agreeable?" somebody asked.
"Neither agreeable nor disagreeable," I answered. "it just is." Istigkeit - wasn't that the word Meister Eckhart liked to use? "Is-ness." The Being of Platonic philosophy - except that Plato seems to have made the enormous, the grotesque mistake of separating Being from becoming and identifying it with the mathematical abstraction of the Idea. He could never, poor fellow, have seen a bunch of flowers shining with their own inner light and all but quivering under the pressure of the significance with which they were charged; could never have perceived that what rose and iris and carnation so intensely signified was nothing more, and nothing less, than what they were - a transience that was yet eternal life, a perpetual perishing that was at the same time pure Being, a bundle of minute, unique particulars in which, by some unspeakable and yet self-evident paradox, was to be seen the divine source of all existence.


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