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Leftover funding through the Federal Lands Access Program (FLAP) will be issued to the county for Hart Mountain area road projects, according to Lake County Roadmaster Rick DuMilieu.
Two grant awards in the amount of $290,000 each were awarded for chip sealing work on 9 miles of County Road 3-12, and for an overlay on four miles of Hogback Road, known formally as County Road 3-10, heading to Hart Lake.
DuMilieu said that the funding stemmed from the FLAP program that issued $4 million for a Dog Lake Road construction project slated to commence in 2015.
An additional $5 million was left for statewide road projects designated as preservation efforts, he said, in the 2014/15 year.
A limit was placed on $100,000 to $500,000 on grant funding requests, DuMilieu said, and there is a 10.27 percent county match on the awards.
DuMilieu said the official word of the grant funding award came down on Monday, June 23, and Tuesday, June 24.
DuMilieu along with former Lake County Road Department Roadmaster Nicki Cobian worked with Jeremy Morris of Adkins Engineering in Klamath Falls for their application submission.
Also key in the effort was Association of Oregon Counties County Road Program Mgr. Emily Ackland, DuMilieu said, Hart Mountain Refuge Mgr. John Kasbohm and BLM Field Mgr. Tom Rasmussen with letters of support.
A total of 40 projects were received for funding, totaling $15 million worth of projects, for the $5 million in available funding, he said.
DuMilieu noted that the awards are encouraging in an era of diminishing federal funding availability. The projects are slated to start later this year, and the expected complete date is summer 2015.
"Basically, we're really thrilled," DuMilieu said, noting that a massive construction project on Dog Lake Road will commence in the summer of 2015, as well. "We're going to be busy."


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The Laguna Beach High boys' volleyball team clinched at least a share of the Orange Coast League title Tuesday by again sweeping their way to victory, this time, against Calvary Chapel.
Laguna defeated the Eagles for the second time this season, winning, 25-9, 25-14, 25-14. Jake Hexberg had a team-high 10 kills, Jack Wyett seven kills and 12 digs, and Alec Wulff and Isaac Wulff had 15 and 11 assists, respectively, for the Breakers who improved to 8-0 in league and 13-3 overall.
Calvary Chapel fell to 5-2 in league and 15-4 overall.
The Breakers also won two matches last week by sweep, defeating league foe Estancia and Dana Hills in nonleague action.
Laguna defeated Estancia (0-7 league) April 24 by scores of 25-5, 25-16, 25-10. Hexberg and Wyett both had seven hills and Alec Wulff had six kills and 20 assists.
In a 25-21, 25-21, 25-23 win Friday at Dana Hills (13-8), Wyett had 15 kills, Hexberg and Jack Burgi 12 kills apiece, Noah Blanton had 10 kills, JP Wollam 12 digs, and Alec Wulff 48 assists.
Laguna, which has won its last 10 matches by sweep, this week took over the No. 2 spot in the CIF Southern Section Division 2 poll.
The Breakers took on Godinez in OCL play Thursday. The score wasn't available at press time.
Laguna will compete Friday and Saturday at the 32-team Redondo Union Varsity Classic. The Breakers open the tournament with a 3:30 p.m. pool-play match Friday against La Jolla. The Breakers are the No. 1-seed in their four-team pool (El Segundo, La Jolla, Santa Monica).
Next week, Laguna closes out OCL play with a 5:30 p.m. match Tuesday at Costa Mesa. The Breakers end their regular season hosting Esperanza, ranked fourth in CIF Southern Section Division 2, in a key, 5:30 p.m. nonleague match Wednesday.
Track & Field
Sweeping to wins April 24 against Godinez capped a perfect Orange Coast League meet regular season for the Laguna boys' and girls' varsity teams.
The teams both finished with 5-0 league records after the boys' team edged the Grizzlies, 65-62, and the girls' team posted an 85-41 win, at Laguna.
Laguna will go after the league title next week when it plays host to the OCL prelims meet Monday, and league finals Thursday. The prelims meet starts at 2 p.m. Monday. The finals start at 3 p.m. Thursday.
Boys' Tennis
The Breakers clinched at least a share of the Orange Coast League championship Tuesday by defeating host Godinez, 17-1, at Santa Ana Valley High.
It was a clean sweep in singles play for Laguna which welcomed back Chad Kanner who had been out since early in the season with a broken wrist. Kanner swept at No. 3 singles, winning by scores of 7-5, 6-0, 6-0. Zach Washer took 6-2, 6-0, 6-0 scores at No. 1 singles and at No. 2 singles, Ryan Gee won two sets (6-2, 6-0) and Anthony Morrell one set (7-5).
The doubles teams of No. 2 Tim Nguyen/Sterling Dudley Bowen (6-0, 6-2, 6-0) and No. 3 Hayden Seitz/Stuart Webb (6-0, 6-2, 6-1) also swept.


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- 1 cup butter flavor Crisco All-Vegetable Shortening or 1 Butter Flavor Crisco Stick
- 1 cup Jif Creamy Peanut Butter
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 cup Smucker's Red Raspberry Jam
- 2/3 cup very finely chopped peanuts
Combine the shortening, Jif peanut butter, granulated sugar and brown sugar in a large bowl. Beat at medium speed in an electric mixer until well blended. Beat in the eggs and vanilla.
Combine flour, salt and baking soda. Add gradually to the creamed mixture at low speed. Beat until well blended.
Cut parchment paper to line a 17 x 11-inch pan. Press the dough out to the edges of the paper. Spread with Smuckers jam to within 1/2 inch of the edges.
Lift up the long side of the paper. Loosen the dough with a spatula. Roll the dough up jelly-roll fashion. Seal the seam. Sprinkle the nuts on the paper. Roll the dough over the nuts. Press on any extra nuts. Wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate overnight or until firm.
Heat the oven to 375 degrees F. Spray a baking sheet with cooking spray. Unwrap the dough. Cut into 1/2-inch slices. Place slices 2 inches apart on the prepared baking sheet.
Bake for 10 to 12 minutes, or until set. Cool about 5 minutes on the baking sheet before removing to a cooling rack.
*If desired, top with additional Smucker's Red Raspberry Jam before serving.
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Date: 2013-12-02 By: Tisha Morris
One healing modality that has been overlooked�and that is literally right under our nose�is our home. Our home is a reflection of ourselves, physically, mentally, and emotionally. Tisha Morris, author of Mind, Body, Home, describes four ways that we can make changes to our home�making changes to our selves and our lives in the process.
Date: 2009-05-25 By: Christine Ayres
Any edge in today's real estate market is a good one, and feng shui provides some easy ways to invite a buyer into your home. If your home has been sitting stagnant on the market, now is the time to give it an energetic lift! Discover five ways you can use feng shui to properly stage and sell your home.
Date: 2015-01-26 By: Master Denise Liotta Dennis
Certain homes can incite negativity in our lives and our relationships simply by how they are arranged. What if, with the power of Feng Shui based on our personality (known as Eight Mansions), we could maximize the positive in all of our relationships, from work to love to family? Master Denise Liotta Dennis, author of Classical Feng Shui for Romance, Sex & Relationships, explains.
Date: 2004-07-05 By: Jill Henry
Feng Shui (pronounced fung shway) literally means wind and water. Water represents the physical, manifest world while wind represents the inner world of energy that interacts with the outer. External Feng Shui is about arranging our environment, ...
Date: 2001-08-30 By: Mina Bergsen
Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese science that combines architecture with the universal energy called �Qi� (pronounced �chi�). It can and is used by many people today in order to make quick and powerful improvements in their ...
Date: 2010-06-07 By: Tess Whitehurst
Whether you live in a dorm room, a mansion, a houseboat, a studio apartment, a trailer, or anything else, your home is a potent magical tool. Even small changes in your home can create powerful energetic shifts, setting in motion great waves of positive change on all levels and in all life areas. Tess Whitehurst, author of Magical Housekeeping, details how to make your home a magical tool.
Date: 2004-01-27 By: Tania Ahsan
Feng Shui has been extensively explored these last few years and its secrets laid open to the West. But Vaastu Shastra, a 5,000-year-old Indian architectural and design philosophy, has only recently come into the media spotlight. Contained within ...
Date: 2002-03-15 By: Jose Armilla
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
MANILA – Senators have expressed optimism that the legality of the Reproductive Health (RH) Law will prevail, despite the decision of the Supreme Court (SC) to issue status quo ante order for the implementation of the newly-signed law.
Republic Act 10354 or the Responsible Parenthood Law, which provides state funding for contraceptives, was passed by lawmakers late 2012 despite the Church's opposition.
The SC, however, temporarily stopped on Tuesday the implementation of the RH or the law Responsible Parenthood Law, which is set to take effect on Easter Sunday, March 31.
Voting 15-5 in favor of 10 separate petitions, the SC justices issued a status quo ante (SQA) order, which has the same effect of stopping an assailed ruling but is issued to preserve the status before the filing of a petition, said SC Public Information Office chief Theodore Te.
The law's implementation has been stopped until June 18, when both the government and 10 petitioners who questioned the law's constitutionality will argue their cases before the court.
"As a lawyer, I can understand that the SC's status quo ante order is just a part of our judicial process," Senator Pia Cayetano said.
Cayetano and Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago co-sponsored the RH bill when it was debated in the Senate.
"It does not in any way say anything against the validity of the RH Law," she said.
"I'm confident that the legality of the RH Law will prevail and our people will start to benefit from it," Cayetano added.
Cayetano, however, expressed concerns on many lives that will be lost during the 90-day period given for the oral arguments.
"How many more mothers will die of birth complications? How many infants will get sick and die, and how many abortions will take place? I would like to think that it is not the intention of our SC to deprive the poor of RH services from the government," said Cayetano.
Earlier, Malacañang also expressed confidence that the Aquino administration could fully defend the merits of the RH law, but said it respects the High Court's decision to stop its implementation for four months.
Supporters of the controversial law in the House of Representatives are also not at all worried about the roadblock set by the SC.
Albay Representative Edcel Lagman, the main proponent of then RH bill in the House, said the SQA issued is "only a temporary delay" to allow the SC "to fully assess the merits and demerits of the pending petitions challenging the constitutionality of the RH law."
"I firmly believe that eventually, the constitutionality of the RH law will be sustained. The RH advocates had prevailed in the legislative and executive departments, and they will likewise triumph in the High Court," Lagman said.
Speaker Feliciano Belmonte Jr. said the House respects the Court and hopes that the implementation of the RH law will be decided upon immediately.
Aurora Representative Sonny Angara, an administration candidate whose name was included in the so-called "Team Patay" campaign of the diocese of Bacolod, said the SC's decision does not mean that the justices have already voted in favor of the pro or anti.
The Catholic leaders who consider the law an attack on the Church's core values hailed on Wednesday the SC's decision bucking the controversial RH law.
Archbishop Paciano Aniceto, who heads the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines' (CBCP) Episcopal Commission on Family and Life, said the Church will pursue its opposition on the RH law.
Aniceto said, "Heaven has heard our prayers."
"This is very good news to all pro-life advocates. It brings hope to us who value life as embodied in the teachings of our Good Shepherd, the Lord Jesus Christ," he added.
Aniceto said the SC's move is a good news to Pope Francis, who is against the distribution of contraceptives in Argentina.
"We will remain vigilant as this is just temporary," Aniceto added.
Benguet Bishop Carlito Cenzon believes the decision of the SC to suspend the implementation of the RH law is a welcome sign for more amendments.
Cenzon said the TRO gives ample time for more oral arguments before the implementation of the law, which according to the Catholic Church, has objectionable provisions.
He said voting held in Congress during the bill's passage was vague, adding that the TRO will now enable the Church to state their objections, especially on issues involving abortion and contraception.
Cenzon also said the posting of the 'Team Buhay and Team Patay' tarpaulins in front of the Baguio Cathedral was not a decision of the diocese and the parish priest, but a decision of lay people who opposed the practice of contraception.
He said the tarpaulins, which started in the Diocese of Bacolod, are a testament of the people's contention to contraception and the RH law.
The tarpaulin lists down senatorial candidates and party-list groups and their position during the RH law's congressional deliberations.
President Benigno Aquino III risked the clash with the Church and Church-backed politicians to sponsor the law and lobby for its passage. He signed the law in December, and the Department of Health last week drafted and approved its implementing rules, setting it into motion.
The law makes sexual education compulsory in public schools, and mandates government health centers to provide universal and free access to nearly all contraceptives to everyone, particularly the country's poorest, who make up a third of the population.
So far, such access has been patchy, expensive, and hinged on the political will of local governments. In the past, for instance, some mayors banned free distribution of condoms in their areas. (JM Agreda of Sun.Star Baguio/Jovi T. De Leon of Sun.Star Pampanga/PNA/Sunnex)
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Eleven major airports will begin using body scanners to screen passengers as the Transportation Security Administration launches a plan to buy 1,000 of the machines over the next two years.
The scanners can look under passengers' clothing in order to detect weapons and explosives.
Boston Logan International Airport received one new scanner this week and will get two more next week. All will go into the same terminal. Among the other airports getting the scanners are Los Angeles International, Chicago O'Hare and Charlotte Douglas International.
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History and Political Science
The Department of History and Political Science offers the Bachelor of Arts degree in History-Political Science and, in cooperation with the School of Education, Bachelor of Arts degrees in History Education and Social Studies.
Course descriptions and requirements for all programs are linked below. For details about the people and programs of the Department of History and Political Science, consult the departments
web site.
The Department of History and Political Science also provides guidance for pre-professional programs in law. For details about the pre-law concentration, follow this
Pre Law
The American Bar Association does not recommend a particular major, but encourages future law students to study in disciplines which will help them develop the analytical and critical thinking skills necessary to be successful in this field. At LeTourneau, students who are interested in a legal career should visit with the pre-law advisor who will work with each student individually to find an appropriate major and elective courses.
If you major in History-Political Science, then the courses taken in your major will prepare you for law school. If you have room for elective courses,
Business Law and
4313 Conflict Resolution are excellent choices. Your B.A. degree requires an 18 hour minor. Your choice of a minor is important and should be chosen to give you added intellectual breadth and knowledge. For example, a minor in literature will help build one's writing skills; or if you want to go into international law, consider a Spanish minor; or if you wish to have some background in business or accounting, then minor in one of those fields.
If you major in an academic discipline other than History-Political Science, then take as many courses as possible in your major and in your general education electives which will reinforce the following: 1) writing proficiency; 2) critical thinking skills; 3) analytical skills; 4) communication aptitude; 5) knowledge of the American tradition; and 6) research skills. Law school admission deans like to see applications that include challenging courses in history, literature, and philosophy. Foreign languages and advanced math courses are also good to take. At the very least, try to take as many of the following courses as you can.
3951 PRE-LAW PRACTICUM. This is an introduction to the legal field that is offered on demand and should be taken in the freshman or sophomore year of college. The purpose of the course is to help a student decide if a legal career is an appropriate career choice.
ICAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. This course involves "briefing" selected Supreme Court cases. It is intensive writing and tries to replicate law school expectations.
4983 LAW INTERNSHIP. Consult with your academic advisor to see if you could do an internship for your major which might also give you exposure to the legal field. For example, if your accounting major requires an internship, it might be possible to do it in a law-related area.
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June 22, 2013
In the video below, Dr. Kathleen Fisher, a DARPA program manager, talks about the ability to hack into car computer systems. She explains how it is possible to remotely control modern cars through Bluetooth and smart phone technology.
DARPA, short for Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, is the Department of Defense agency responsible for the development of new technologies for use by the military.
Her talk demonstrates that such an ability exists and the Pentagon has researched it.
Fisher makes the comments within the first three minutes of the following video.
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There's nothing like the NY Post
12.11.06 - 3:05 pm | Tim Redmond |
By Tim Redmond
I'm so happy that the New York Post is finally printing in San Francisco. There's just nothing like it in this country. The front page of the Dec. 7th issue, containing a report on the Iraq Study Group, has pictures of the faces of Baker and Hamiliton pasted onto monkeys' faces with the headline:
"Surrender Monkeys: Iraq panel urges U.S. to give up"
There really nothing in the story inside to justify that headline (although I wish there was; giving up at this point doesn't seem like such a terrible option, compared to all the others) but the Post doesn't care. It's a great cover, making a political point.
Now why can't the supposedly "liberal" dailies act like this?


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As the release of nopCommerce 2.4 in knocking on the door we decided to play with the latest nopCommerce sources from codeplex.
The new nopCommerce 2.4 release is all about Mobile, so we will take a look at the mobile support in this post.
Our first impression when we installed nopCommerce 2.4 is that now you have a new setting called Mobile devices supported.
When you check the checkbox of the new setting then a new setting called Mobile store theme is availabe and allows you to select the nopCommerce Mobile theme.
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Pattison, Séamus
Thursday, 31 October 1991
Dáil Éireann Debate
Ceisteanna — Questions. Oral Answers. - Department of Defence Efficiency Audit.
Asked the minister: whether the efficiency audit group have presented their report arising from their review of his Department; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
Written Answers. - Defence Forces Clothing.
Asked the minister: if he will outline the progress made to date in issuing working dress to members of the Reserve; the numbers issued as at 31 August 1991 by Command; the number to be issued to meet all anticipated req...
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Permanent Link to: Dragon Racing
Development Stage: Prototype with print&play version uploaded: art and rules.
Players: 3-8
Playing Time: 45-90 minutes
Complexity: Medium-Low
The dragons have woken from their slumber and the race is on for them to be first to fetch a dragon egg back to their island nests. How fast your dragons race across the continent depends on what they eat… scrumptious fat cattle or nasty stringy villagers, or crunchy guardsmen that stick in your gullet!
Players have to plot their way across oceans, deserts and mountains to get to their destination and back most quickly, picking up magic items along the way. What's more, watch out for the knights, wizards and thieves that
start to come out of the woodwork trying to get in the way.
This is a lightweight game which can also be played in teams of 2, with two players' dragons trying to cooperate to get their egg back to the nest most quickly.
The current rules for Dragon Racing are available in a Google Doc here and you can download the prototype artwork to print and play, should you wish, here. Apologies for the large file size, Inkscape (which I am using to generate the artwork) isn't very good at compressing PDFs.


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The Chainsaw Rejects eagerly greet new arrivals at 7th Street
Haunt, where following a seasonal photo-op in the Fort Harmony Theater,
entrance to the attraction itself looms on the horizon. The journey
begins down darkened hallways into a butcher shop that's been commandeered
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while spitting on it for lubrication, and shouting at intruders in his
native foreign tongue! Departure past Hank's TV Repair is met by
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progression into the Fort Harmony General Hospital. "Firecrackers"
beckon the path past imprisoned captives, then into Ward 9 - a maniacal
wing of the aforementioned medical facility highlighted by body bags, an
altercation at the hands of one of the previously mentioned hostages, and
a number of lifeless corpses. A deranged physician seizes the opportunity
to attack with a syringe as the course progresses past an infantile incubation
chamber, and into a bloody autopsy room containing more slain cadavers.
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bouncing off the walls and going absolutely berserk! The Circus
of Horrors follows, where stuffed animals serve as décor, and
a circus barker rambles on evoking the wrath of freaks, monsters, and a
jack-in-the-box surprise! Spooky sounds of dripping water direct
the way towards an underground cavern where the blinding light from an
excavator's helmet temporarily impedes vision in the midst of a tragic
cave-in. Escape introduces a second butcher, then exposes OVH's 2013
Most Humorous Scare recipient, The Old Creeper who bursts on the
scene readily inviting folks to "stroke his pole" (which is actually a
broomstick), and join him sniffing some panties. A few suggestive
comments to a female group member, along with a few offers she found HARD
to refuse, returns events to a more serious nature with the sight of a
soon to be mother about to be incinerated in the deadly flames of a raging
furnace! "He wants my baby," she shouts as the scene gives way to
a mysterious encounter with a girl dressed in white én route to
a decrepit bathroom. Still to come are adventures with a real-life marionette
that just wants "to be loved," a crazed encounter with a distraught man
hollering, "sooey" in a room containing piglets, then a scarecrow infested
cornfield, and a sanctuary of skeletons that provokes a sudden fracas involving
a diabolical Witchdoctor
practicing some sort of voodoo while delivering
intimidating chants! With mojo on the side of the good guys, escape
is achieved through a spinning vortex that dumps into a frightening cemetery
that houses an ungodly church in its midst that's occupied by an unholy
clergyman preaching nothing but evil. Returning to the cemetery discovers
a curious woman perched high overhead desperately attempting to locate
her lost "baby boy" named Cecil. A wretched gas-masked fiend stalks
continuance that chaperones advancement into a spooky looking mansion,
where the dead rest on couches, and a disgusting dining room gives rise
to an unexpected startle. "The Devil's within," comes an ominous
warning from an unholy creature trapped in a Hell-like environment as the
route vacates through a dispersed laser hallway that serves as the finishing
send-off from The 7th Street Haunt.


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Korea, November 1959. The raw cold of winter had stripped the landscape as clean of vegetation as the bombs of war had just a few years before. An old car carrying four passengers lurched along a rutted, potholed dirt road leading to the village of Wanju, 80 miles outside Seoul.
Inside the car, 16-year-old Paige Patterson, his parents Thomas A. "T.A." and Roberta "Honey" Patterson, and an interpreter braced themselves to keep from bouncing up against the low roof.
Long before he was president of two Southern Baptist seminaries and president of the Southern Baptist Convention, Paige Patterson was a fresh-faced, newly-ordained "preacher boy."
T.A. Patterson, the pastor of First Baptist Church of Beaumont, Texas, and a well-respected leader among Texas Baptists, had been invited to preach at a conference in Tokyo, Japan. The conference organizer wanted to have a youth conference at the same time, so this pastor volunteered his son to preach at that event.
After the conference, the Pattersons went to Seoul as part of a mission trip that would take them to 20 stops in various countries around the world. Due to the poor conditions in Korea at that time, they planned to check on a home for the elderly in Wanju and report to churches who were praying for them back home.
When the car pulled up to the home, Honey Patterson, a tender-hearted woman, took the lead. The rest of the group followed her inside the home.
The American visitors soon realized that there were more people inside than they expected. There were six children living there, too. They looked to be about three or four years old; a couple of them were infants.
They were orphans. Malnutrition and sickness stunted their growth and distended their stomachs. Three of the older children were dangerously ill.
Honey swung into action. "We are going to get the babies back to Seoul," she announced to her son and husband. "They need medical care and food."
Honey gently reached down and scooped up one of the babies.
"Here," she said, carefully extending the first little bundle toward her dumbfounded teenaged son. "You will take this one."
Honey handed the next infant to T.A. She took charge of a third one.
"Please make sure these people know that we are going to leave funds to cover the medical care in Wanju for these three older children," Honey instructed the interpreter. Plans were laid for a medical clinic to treat the last three children in Wanju, and for someone from Seoul to come check on them later.
The group made it back to Seoul by early evening. At the hospital, the babies were handed over to the care of the nurses and doctors. The group prayed that the Lord would protect the children and the three back in Wanju, and bring them into a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ one day.
Fort Worth, Texas. May 6, 2005. Dr. Paige Patterson presided over his fourth commencement as president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. His commissioning message to the new graduates warned that some of them would be called to spread the gospel in dangerous places, and a few might even give their lives because of faithful service to God.
"To you graduates I want to say: do not view matter in its present state as the totality of it," Patterson said. "Your story might not be fully known until God welcomes you home to be with him in glory."
Unknown to Patterson, God was about to demonstrate a glorious exception to that observation.
In the balcony of the graduation service sat a woman named Kim Dison from West Monroe, La. She had come to Southwestern Seminary for her nephew's graduation.
Kim was a faithful follower of Jesus Christ and raising six children alongside a Christian husband. The commencement message touched Kim. She leafed through the commencement program until she discovered the speaker's name was Paige Patterson.
Back home in West Monroe, Kim had a strong hunch about why the name sounded familiar. She went to a shelf in her closet and pulled down a box containing some old papers and letters her mother had saved from Kim's adoption.
In 1960, three-year-old Kim came to America from Korea, her country of birth. She had been adopted by Charles and Gertrude Hodges, a kindly couple who lived in West Monroe. Shortly after the adoption was finalized, Honey Patterson sent a letter to Gertrude Hodge, dated April 6, 1961.
Dear Mrs. Hodge, You are probably about to have about the biggest surprise you've ever had, but I hope it will be a pleasant surprise – at least in part. Certainly you do not know me now, but I hope to know you soon. You see, your little Kim Cherry means a great deal to us too. My husband, my son and I found her almost dead in a dirty room in Wanju, Korea…
Kim Dison's hunch was confirmed: she was one of those children the Pattersons had provided for that cold winter's day in Korea. The providence of God working through the prayers and financial sacrifices of his servants had taken Kim from Wanju, to Seoul, to the Holt Christian Adoption Agency, to West Monroe.
Now, 46 years later, Kim contacted Dr. Patterson to thank him for his kindness so many years before.
Patterson remembered her very well. That visit to Wanju in 1959 impacted him profoundly. It had taught him that material possessions were nothing compared to the riches found in Jesus Christ. It had taught him, like the Apostle Paul, to be content wherever he was and whatever conditions he was in.
Many times Patterson shared his experience in Wanju with congregations in order to alert Christians to the dire needs of people on the other side of the world and to teach about the love God has for people.
Dorothy Patterson invited Kim and Greg Dison to dine with them at the president's home on the campus of Southwestern Seminary.
On August 5, 2005, the Disons drove to Fort Worth along with five of their seven children. Kim and President Patterson shared photographs, letters and memories from those days. Tears were shed as they marveled at the manifest wisdom and grace of God. Kim told of a wonderful childhood growing up in Louisiana, and then meeting and marrying her husband.
"I can't thank you enough for what your family did for me back then," she said to Dr. Patterson. "For our paths to cross again like this, it is just a blessing from the Lord.""You will never know how much you have played a part in my life, too," Patterson said to Kim. "In so many ways my ministry since then has been impacted by what I saw and learned on that mission trip."
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Collins, Edward
Wednesday, 22 March 1972
Dáil Eireann Debate
Committee on Finance. - Business of Dáil.
Can the Minister state when the Book of Estimates will be available?
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Dungarvan Hospital.
asked the Minister for Health if it is intended to retain minor operating facilities at the District Hospital, Dungarvan, County Waterford; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
Does the Minister not agree that it is important that minor operating services should be available in rural districts such as Dungarvan, which serves quite a large area, and that it would be a wrong p...
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - EEC Beef Arrangements.
Arising out of the Minister's non-reply, these agreements are very important in relation to Ireland's application. Certainly our farmers are entitled to assurances in relation to access of beef from ...
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - EEC Common External Tariff.
Is it not a fact that there is no Common Market policy on mutton and lamb? Can the Minister indicate when it is likely that there will be such a policy? This is of prime importance to our farming co...
Even if we were a member we would not have free access for our mutton and lamb into France?
That point should be fully clarified.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Regional Development.
asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will circulate the documents submitted by the Government to the European Economic Community on the matter of Government policy on regional development.
asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the contents of the documents submitted to the European Economic Community by the Irish delegation indicating the general direction and the instruments of the Ir...
Is the Minister not aware that of all the policies being pursued by the EEC countries the regional policy is the most important in relation to our future development? Under the regional policy our pol...
Would the Minister not agree that it is very important that the Government should state the general outline of the proposed regional policy in relation to all of Ireland?
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Married Women's Tax-free Allowance.
Will the Minister agree that such an increase is very much needed in present circumstances and will he consider favourably increasing to £5 the allowance for married women?
Would the Minister indicate how he is going to combat the unemployment situation in Waterford city?
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Teachers' Pensions.
asked the Minister for Finance if he will consider increasing substantially the pensions of retired national school teachers; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
Would the Minister treat fairly the application for an increase for public service pensioners and grant them a substantial increase in the coming budget?
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For most goalies, choosing a mask is like choosing an identity. Of course, a goalie mask is designed for the purpose of protecting your head from pucks and sticks while you defend your crease, but your mask is also the face that you wear every time you step on the ice. Hockey Giant has a huge selection of goalie masks with graphic designs at all ends of the spectrum. Younger players tend to prefer the flashy designs while the teen and adult players are usually more inclined to go with more traditional, classic mask designs. But the choice is yours, so go with the goalie mask that you can wear with pride and confidence.
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Microsoft is currently cooking a new version of the Windows software development kit designed to allow developers to target the latest Windows operating systems, but also to leverage the most recent advances in terms of the company's development platform and tools. Version 7.1 of the Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 4 is the successor of the plain vanilla Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1, which was released alongside Windows 7 in October 2009.
The promise from Microsoft is that Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 4 v7.1 will be released soon after the general availability of Visual Studio 2010, which is scheduled for today, April 12. Of course, as the label implies, the new iteration of the SDK will enable developers to build applications targeting .NET Framework 4, which will be released together with Visual Studio 2010. According to Karin Meier, program manager Windows C++ Team Windows SDK, version 7.1 of the SDK introduces a number of enhancements.
Meier says that the SDK is now "smaller/faster: at less than 600MB, this SDK is one third the size of the Windows 7 RTM SDK; it installs faster and has a smaller footprint. Cleaner setup: features on setup screens have been grouped into native, managed, and common buckets to help you choose the components you need faster. New Microsoft Help System v1.0: this brand new system was first introduced with Visual Studio 10. You can import just the content you need from the MSDN cloud, and update it according to your schedule. VC++ 2010 RTM compilers/CRT with improved compilation performance and speed. These are the same compilers and toolset that ships with Visual Studio 2010."
Version 7.1 of the Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 4 can be used to build apps for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 targeting .NET 4 even without Visual Studio 2010, namely with either older versions of VS or with other build environments. At the same time, apps built with the SDK can still target .NET Framework versions 2.0, 3.0, and 3.5.
"Win SDK v7.1 will be available through an ISO or a Web setup download and install experience. Web setup allows you to install selected components of the SDK without having to download the entire SDK. The DVD ISO setup allows you to download the entire SDK to install later, or share among different computers," Meier adds
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This utility permits an administrator to clone an existing MySQL
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$ mkdir /source/test123 $ mysqlserverclone --server=root:pass@localhost \ --new-data=/Users/cbell/source/test123 --new-port=3310 \ --root-password=pass --mysqld=--log-bin=mysql-bin # Cloning the MySQL server running on localhost. # Creating new data directory... # Configuring new instance... # Locating mysql tools... # Setting up empty database and mysql tables... # Starting new instance of the server... # Testing connection to new instance... # Success! # Setting the root password... # ...done.
The user must have permission to read all databases. Since we are using the root account for these examples (and you typically would), permissions are not generally a problem.
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Signs near the city limits of LaFollette welcome drivers to "the gateway to Norris Lake." While the picturesque waters are one of today's popular attractions, for decades the main draw to this area was in the rich soil.
"This area started out being known as Big Creek Gap in the early 1800s," said Jerry Sharp, curator of the Campbell County Historical Society Museum and Library. "There were just a few houses and farmland. The main landowners were John Myers and Laban Sharp, which they got through land grants from service in the Revolutionary War. Laban Sharp was my great-great-grandfather."
Laban Sharp carved a life into the pioneer wilderness and predicted the area around Big Creek Gap would someday be home to a town or city. Sharp would not live long enough to see the drastic transformation that occurred in the 1890s when a wealthy and brilliant man in Indiana took an interest in blast furnaces for iron production.
"Harvey LaFollette was a very intelligent person. He could speak nine languages and read 17 languages," said Sharp. "He wrote to every scientist in the world who knew anything about blast furnaces and really researched the entire process."
What led Harvey LaFollette to Tennessee was a game of chance in Illinois.
"Harvey liked to gamble. He would go to Chicago to gamble and he ran into a man there who told Harvey, 'If you're wanting to build a blast furnace, why don't you come to Big Creek Gap, Tennessee? They've got ore in the ground, all the coal and timber you need, and limestone to get the impurities out.' Harvey visited the area and bought 55,000 acres of land."
The natural resources in Big Creek Gap would fuel plans for the new LaFollette Coal, Iron, and Railway Company in the 1890s.
Harvey LaFollette enlisted the help his friend John Fox Jr. to design a new state-of-the-art town from scratch. Fox is best known today as a famous author of the early 20th century, but his imagination and vision were also on display when drafting the plans for what is now known as the City of LaFollette.
"John Fox told Harvey that they needed to build the streets extra-wide," said Sharp. "He said everybody in town is eventually going to have two buggies and two wagons someday and they're going to need enough room. We still have planners with the state tell us this is one of the most well-designed towns as they expanded the highways without having to tear down a bunch of buildings."
Like the trademark wide streets, seemingly everything built in LaFollette was bigger and arguably better than many towns in the region. The LaFollette family built an enormous 27-room Victorian Style home known as Glen Oaks as a centerpiece of town. By 1900 the city already had power lines and telephones. LaFollette's company built the largest blast furnace in the south.
Harvey LaFollette also went big to recruit workers with expertise to his new company and city.
"Harvey advertised in magazines in Europe for miners, stone-cutters, and iron workers. Places like Germany had people with lots of technical expertise and experience with iron furnaces," said Sharp.
More than 1,500 people worked for LaFollette's company. The town that was economically centered around blast furnaces quickly became a melting pot of cultures from across the globe. The influx of international workers was also adamant about maintaining their lifestyles when it came to alcohol.
"There were 23 saloons in LaFollette. This was during a time when alcohol was prohibited in most of the state. At one time Nashville, Chattanooga, and LaFollette were the only cities in Tennessee where you could buy liquor," laughed Sharp.
The diverse boom town was also gave African Americans opportunities for jobs and education. The eclectic mix of cultural and musical influences in the city fostered the prodigious talents of a young black man named Howard "Louie Bluie" Armstrong.
"Howard was such a jolly person and could do almost anything. He was a painter, a poet, and could play all these different instruments. Everywhere he went, in every country, he would say, 'I am from a little town in East Tennessee called LaFollette.' We try to honor his memory and this year more than 5,000 people came to our annual Louie Bluie Festival," said Sharp.
A street and a bridge in LaFollette are named in honor of Armstrong. The name of the city itself pays homage to Harvey LaFollette, the man with the vision and means to forge a bustling town and company out of farmland at Big Creek Gap.
"My great-great-grandfather wanted this place to be something and it certainly came to fruition. I have enjoyed giving something back to this community with the historical society and other types of public service. From visitors to LaFollette, I have always heard we've always been friendly in this town. There are just a lot of good people here and we have a great history," said Sharp.
The Space Between LaFollette
The City of LaFollette is commonly misspelled by even the most official of authorities.
"A lot of folks put a space after the 'La" in LaFollette. It is all one word," said Sharp. "The other thing people will do is forget to capitalize the 'F' in LaFollette."
Some official state records list the city's name as La Follette. The search function on Garmin GPS navigation units will not find the city if LaFollette is spelled correctly. Garmin and other map services incorrectly spell the city as La Follette.
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French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius told a radio station on Monday that he did not believe Israel would launch a preemptive military assault on Iran's nuclear installations, Israel Radio reported.
Fabius said that the European Union would likely begin lifting some of the sanctions against Iran beginning next month following the interim accord that was agreed upon between the P5+1 powers and the Islamic Republic.
Bracing for continued battle over the Iranian nuclear issue, a senior Israeli official said Sunday that Israel will continue to act in the "diplomatic arena" and "in other areas" to ensure that Iran does not get nuclear weapons.
"The ball is still in play," the official said, as Israel digested the significance of the agreement signed in Geneva in the early morning hours that legitimizes Iran's enrichment of uranium, but freezes the Islamic Republic's nuclear program for six months in exchange for sanctions relief estimated at $7 billion.
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Preventing head injuries in children
Although no child is injury proof, parents can take some simple steps to keep their children from getting head injuries.
Car Safety
Your child should wear a seatbelt at all times when they are in a car or other motor vehicle.
- Use a child safety seat or booster seat that is best for their age, weight, and height. A seat that fits poorly can be dangerous. Ask your doctor or nurse, or check with your local police station, about where you can have your child's car seat checked for free.
- Children often move from car seats to booster seats when they weigh 40 pounds. There are car seats that are made for children who weigh more than 40 pounds.
- Car and booster seat laws vary by state. It is a good idea to keep your child in a booster seat until they are at least 4'9."
Do not drive in a car with a child when you have been drinking alcohol.
Wearing a Helmet
Helmets help to prevent head injuries. Your child should wear a helmet that fits properly for the following sports or activities:
- Playing contact sports, such as lacrosse, ice hockey, football
- Riding a skateboard or in-line skates
- Batting or running on the bases during baseball or softball games
- Riding a horse
- Riding a bike
- Sledding, skiing, or snowboarding
Your local sporting goods store, sports facility or bike shop will be able to help make certain the helmet fits properly. You can also contact the American League of Bicyclists.
Almost all major medical organizations recommend against boxing of any sort, even with a helmet.
Older children should always wear a helmet when riding a snowmobile, motorcycle, scooter, or all-terrain vehicle (ATV). If possible, children should avoid riding on these vehicles.
After having a concussion or mild head injury, your child may need a helmet. Always talk with your doctor or nurse about when to return to activities.
Keeping Your Home Safe
Install window guards on all windows that can be opened.
Use a safety gate at the top and the bottom of stairs until your child can safely go up and down. Keep stairs free of any clutter. Do not let your children play on stairs or jump on or from furniture.
Do not leave a young infant alone on a high place such as a bed or sofa.
Store all firearms and bullets in a locked cabinet.
Playground Safety
Make sure playground surfaces are safe. They should be made of shock-absorbing material, such as hardwood mulch or sand.
Keep your children away from trampolines, if possible.
Bed Safety
Some simple steps can keep your child safe in bed:
- Keep the side rails on a crib up.
- Do NOT buy bunk beds. If your children do have bunk beds, make sure there is a side rail and that the frame is strong.
- Do NOT let your kids jump on beds.
Heads up. Facts for physicians about mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI). US Department of Health and Human Services. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. CS 109152.CS109152
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We have a Total Gym at home. (It was our family gift to each other at Christmas.) The basic concept is that you recline or sit on the padded bench thing and use your body's own weight to work out. The incline level of the bench can be adjusted up or down to change the difficulty level. I'm sure if you look it up on YouTube you can find videos that show the various ways the equipment can be used.
What I'm wondering is, does anyone have any ideas as to exercises I could do with the Total Gym that would help me be a more fit rider?
Here is a picture in case you don't know what a Total Gym looks like. I think ours has all the attachments shown in this picture.


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Marietta principal accused of child molestation
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A Cobb County principal is accused of sexually abusing a child.
Police say the Jack Hibbs, the principal of Faith Lutheran School in Marietta, is facing several charges, including aggravated child molestation.
Detectives say the male victim -- who was 15 years old at the time -- reported the alleged crime to authorities. The victim told police that Hibbs molested him at his family's home.
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On Sept. 11, 2001, terrorists attacked a symbol of America when they slammed hijacked planes into the World Trade Center twin towers. But Saturday's commissioning of the USS New York – with 7.5 tons of steel in its bow from the World Trade Center wreckage – was another symbol of America and its people.
"No matter how many times you attack us, we always come back," Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus told the audience of dignitaries, military officials, New York City first responders and families of 9/11 victims gathered for the commissioning ceremony on a Manhattan pier. "America always comes back. That's what this ship represents.
"Eight years ago, this city witnessed the worst atrocities committed against our country. The New York will be a visible testimony to our resilience, to the character of this city, to the strength of this country."
The ship arrived in New York Harbor on Nov. 2 and was toured by thousands during the week. The commissioning ceremony was a somber but almost cathartic experience for those present on the crisp Manhattan day.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, a former New York senator, said the ship represents the best and worst of the terrorist attacks.
"This ship carries with it searing memories of Sept. 11 – lives cut short, families ripped apart, a nation attacked," she said. "And in that steel, burned but unbroken, lives the spirit we saw on 9/11 and the days that followed, the bravery of the rescuers, the resolve of the survivors, the compassion of this city, the patriotism of this great country."
Adm. Gary Roughead, chief of naval operations, said the ship is a lasting symbol to Americans. "Wherever she sails in the next 40 years ... (the) USS New York will forever conjure the valor, the sacrifice, the heroism and the tenacity of New York," he said.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg helped set the watch for the new warship, officially making it part of the fleet. "Our city has a deep and lasting connection to this ship," he said.
Earlier in the week, Cdr. F. Curtis Jones, commanding officer of the New York and a native New Yorker, said it was an honor to lead the ship and its crew.
"It's extremely humbling above all else," Jones said. "There's so many things about this ship that mean so much to somebody else, and to be associated with this ship with that kind of meaning is extremely humbling.
"There is a lot of emotion that is associated with this ship for all of us – and we feel that every day. The steel that's in the bow of this ship motivates us, literally, every day in what we do. Some of the (crew) joined the Navy for the opportunity to serve on this ship. Ten percent of my crew is from the state and city of New York, and most of those are from the New York City area."
Jones' sentiment was shared by Col. Mark J. Desens, the top-ranking Marine at the commissioning ceremony. "When you get on a ship made from steel from the World Trade Center, your emotions start changing. It's going to go out, and it's going to return the things that were done to us on 9/11. We're going to bring it back to those guys on their soil. And sailing up the Hudson (River) just defies words. When we stopped at the World Trade Center site, and the captain lowered the flag and rendered honors... For me, that was the emotional highlight of my career.
"Like a lot of Marines, I'm not a passionate and emotional guy on the outside. But as I've told all my guys, if this doesn't get you worked up, we need to check your pulse."
[1] http://www.legion.org/print/3423
[2] http://www.legion.org/legiontv?v=3433_uss_ny_commissioning.flv
[3] http://www.legion.org/security/3423/uss-new-york-commissioned-us-fleet
[4] http://www.legion.org/security/3424/uss-new-york-symbol-city
[5] http://www.legion.org/membership/3411/wounded-troops-tour-uss-new-york
[6] http://www.legion.org/membership/3404/nyc-post-1870-hosts-marines