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Majid bin Said of Zanzibar
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|Majid bin Said of Zanzibar
|Sultan of Zanzibar
Majid bin Said of Zanzibar
|19 October 1856 – 7 October 1870
|title created (Said bin Sultan Sultan of Oman)
|Barghash bin Said of Zanzibar
|Said bin Sultan, Sultan of Muscat and Oman
|7 October 1870
Sayyid Majid bin Said Al-Busaid (1834 – October 7, 1870) (Arabic: ماجد بن سعيد البوسعيد) was the first Sultan of Zanzibar. He ruled Zanzibar from October 19, 1856 to October 7, 1870.
Majid became Sultan of Zanzibar and Oman on the death of his father, Sayyid Said bin Sultan, but his accession was contested. Following the struggle over the accession to the position of Sultan of Oman, Zanzibar and Oman were divided into two separate principalities, with Majid ruling Zanzibar and his older brother Sayyid Thuwaini bin Said al-Busaid ruling Oman.
His marriage only produced one daughter, Sayyida Khanfora bint Majid (who married her cousin, the seventh Sultan). Consequently, Majid was succeeded as sultan by his brother Barghash.
His reign was infamous in that he consolidated his power around the East African slave trade. His descendants would later follow this practice. Barghash bin Said claimed to halt the slave trade, but he continued this until the United Kingdom gained protectorate over the colony.
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MADISON, Wis. -- Now that the Wisconsin men's hockey season has ended, it is pro contract signing season for the Badgers. Senior forward Michael Mersch (Park Ridge, Ill.) is the first official signing, inking a three-year entry-level contract with the Los Angeles Kings organization on Tuesday. Taken 110th overall and in the fourth round of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft by the Kings, Mersch finished his college playing career last Friday in the NCAA tournament."Michael will bring his big body and his ability to use that to the professional level," said UW head coach Mike Eaves. "He is a big man. He scores goals in the hard areas using that big body, and he has been really diligent in becoming a better skater. He is a much better skater now than he was as a freshman and he'll have to continue to work on that because he is going to the next level. He has a work ethic and the character to get that done."The leading goal-scorer at Wisconsin since Eaves took over the program at the start of the 2002-03 season, Mersch finished his Badger career with 67 goals in 157 games played. His 67 goals rank 23rd all-time at Wisconsin. Mersch also finished with 120 career points, good for 49th at Wisconsin all-time. An ironman on the ice, Mersch skated in all 157 games that Wisconsin played during his four-year career as a Badger.Mersch finished his senior season with a Big Ten-leading 22 goals in all games and 12 markers in conference action. He also finished with 35 points in 37 games played, which ranked third on the team. That followed a junior season that included team-highs with 23 goals and 36 points in 42 contests. A 2014 First-Team All-Big Ten selection, Mersch was named to the 2014 Big Ten All-Tournament Team, helping the Badgers capture their second consecutive conference tournament championship by winning the inaugural Big Ten tournament title. Mersch was twice named a Big Ten First Star of the Week and added a Big Ten Second Star of the Week accolade to his resume this past season.A product of USA Hockey's National Team Development Program, Mersch finished the season with 10 power-play goals and finished his career with 23 power-play tallies. He is the first skater in school history to lead Wisconsin in power-play goals for three seasons. He also finishes his career with 109 penalty minutes, 10 game-winning goals, three game-tying goals and two short-handed tallies.Mersch is on track to graduate from the University of Wisconsin this summer.
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A society demonstrates its sovereignty and expresses its values through the acts it defines as legitimate or as criminal, but the laws of the United States prevent Native American tribes from defining and prosecuting felonies (major crimes) on their reservations. This, Prof. Kevin Washburn told the audience at the Division of U.S. Studies' twelfth program in the New Scholarship in Race and Ethnicity series, suggests that tribal self-determination is far from complete.
As an example of the way criminal law reflects basic notions of morality, Washburn noted that the laws of California make it a crime for people to commit homicide to protect their property, while Texas law allows a property owner to kill to protect his or her property. The difference that the people of the two states place on the value of property and the value of life are reflected in those laws. In other words, according to Washburn, criminal law is "where we catalog what our morals are." The officially sanctioned relative value of life, safety and property on Indian reservations, however, is determined not by the residents of those communities but by the federal government.
Washburn went on to criticize the institutions that play a role after a crime has allegedly been committed on a reservation. In the American criminal justice system as it exists in the rest of the nation, prosecutors, grand juries, and juries are all designated instruments of the community. Prosecutors, who decide which crimes warrant prosecution, are elected by the community and make their decisions on the basis of community values. Americans are used to the idea of a jury of one's peers, which can choose to convict or not, again depending on community values. But because federal district courts may be located hundreds of miles from the reservation on which a crime has occurred, the community most affected by the crime is not involved in the criminal justice process. The prosecutor, who is not elected by the community but is appointed by Washington, is unlikely to be a Native American; neither are the members of the grand jury (which hands down an indictment) or the jury that determines innocence or guilt. Prosecutors are frequently unable to produce witnesses who live hundreds of miles from the courthouse.
As long as criminal law for Indian tribes is governed by federal officials, tribes do not have real self-determination. Individual defendants are denied the right to be tried by their community; victims are denied the right to seek justice from a community body; but above all, the community itself is denied the right to define its norms and govern itself. The possibility for correction of this situation exists, Washburn argued, because of Congress' interest in the "war on crime." Tribes need to make the case to Congress that giving them control of major crimes would aid in crime reduction. While crime has decreased across the nation during the last 20 years, it has increased on reservations. Department of Justice statistics indicate that Indians living on reservations are twice as likely as other groups to be victimized by serious crime and an Indian woman has a one-in-three chance of being sexually assaulted during her lifetime.
While many of the laws that have advanced Indian autonomy have followed on the backs of other popular political waves, such as the civil rights movement, commentator Alexander Tallchief Skibine wondered whether an overhaul of Indian criminal law is possible even as a component of the war on crime. Questioning Congress' commitment to tribal autonomy, Skibine reviewed the acts that Congress has and has not taken during the last three decades. Skibine reads the record as indicating that Congress neither realizes how racist many of the existing laws are nor knows how to define tribal sovereignty and self-determination within the American federal system. Congress does not appear able to decide whether tribes should be treated as foreign nations, states or local municipalities. The "trust relationship" between the federal government and the tribes, which originally stemmed from a belief that the federal government had to act as a trustee for Indians incompetent to rule themselves, negates real self-determination. As long as American federalism is defined as having only the two prongs of the federal government and the state governments, Skibine asserted, tribal self-determination is impossible, and a substantial group of Americans will live in something less than a democracy.
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Pumpkin Chocolate Cheesecake Bars
Pumpkin Chocolate Cheesecake Bars are luscious, thick, and smooth with a crunchy, buttery crust. Wonderful fall treat!
When I first starting becoming interested in cooking and baking in high school I remember baking a pumpkin chocolate cheesecake not unlike this recipe. The memory is a little fuzzy (not like it was even that long ago!) but I recall being excited about how something I managed to make could be so sinfully delicious. I wish I could remember the recipe or at least which magazine I tore it from. It's funny how entangled scent and taste are with each other and how strongly they can evoke a memory or a feeling. Once as a kid my family took a road trip to Mexico and I ate a bunch of these little brownie bites from the grocery store in the car. Of course, after some winding roads I ended up getting car sick and to this day the smell of those brownie bites still makes me feel a little bit queasy.
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Taste: I happen to love the combination of chocolate with pumpkin, especially when there's tangy cream cheese involved. To me, it feels like fall!
Texture: Luscious, thick, and smooth with a wonderful crunchy, buttery crust.
Ease: Much easier than baking a traditional cheesecake.
Appearance: I love the pumpkin and chocolate swirl! Would be fun for Halloween or Thanksgiving or any old day.
Pros: Easy yet impressive dessert.
Cons: You have to wait for these cheesecake to chill, simply torturous!
Would I make this again? Oh yeah.
Pumpkin Chocolate Cheesecake Bars
If you don't have pumpkin pie spice, substitute with a 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon, 1/4 teaspoon ginger, 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg, and 1/8 teaspoon cloves.
Yield: 16 bars
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 3 hours 10 minutes
For the Crust:
20 chocolate wafer cookies (half of a 9-ounce package)
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
4 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
For the Filling:
2 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese, at room temperature
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup pumpkin puree (not pumpkin pie filling)
3 large eggs
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
1/2 teaspoon salt
4 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped
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Preheat the oven to 350°F. Line an 8-inch square baking pan with parchment paper or foil, leaving an overhang on all sides.
In a food processor, pulse the wafer cookies and sugar until finely ground (you should have about 1 cup of crumbs). Add the butter and pulse until moistened. Press the crumb mixture into the bottom of the prepared pan. Bake until slightly firm, 12 to 15 minutes. Place on a cooling rack to cool completely.
For the Filling:
Place the cream cheese in a food processor and pulse until smooth. Add the sugar, pumpkin, eggs, flour, pumpkin pie spice, and salt and pulse until combined, scraping down the sides of the bowl as necessary.
Place the chopped chocolate in a small microwave-safe bowl and microwave in 30-second bursts, stirring between each burst, until smooth and melted. Add 1 cup of the cream cheese-pumpkin mixture and stir to combine.
Pour the remaining cream cheese-pumpkin mixture into prepared baking pan. Drop dollops of the chocolate mixture onto pumpkin mixture and swirl with the blunt end of a skewer. Bake at 350°F until the cheesecake is set but is still slightly jiggly, about 40 to 50 minutes. Do not overbake.
Place the cheesecake on a cooling rack to cool completely in pan. Cover and chill until firm, at least 2 hours and up to 2 days. Using the overhang, transfer cheesecake to a cutting board to cut into squares before serving.
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Minnesota State Building Code (MSBC) 1350.2600 requires each manufactured home to have its stabilizing system installed according to the installation instructions of the home manufacturer (this would apply to HUD labeled homes constructed after June 14, 1976). The manufacturer's instructions are to be left with the home. If the instructions are no longer available from the manufacturer or if the home was constructed prior to the June 14, 1976 date the generic installation instructions in MSBC Chapter 1350 shall be used.
MSBC 1350.2600 applies to installations in parks/communities and on private property. However private property may be subject to zoning and land use regulations (MS 394.25 and 462.357) from ordinances by a municipality. These ordinances may regulate building width, type of foundation, size of buildings and other structures, and the percentage of lot, which may be occupied. The lending institution or loan underwriter may also have required guidelines for approval of consumers loan. The manufacturers instructions for anchoring of the home must also be followed.
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An option would be allowed if the home manufacturer provides documentation indicating the pre-owned/used home may be installed in a manor different than indicated in the DAPIA approved installation manual, verification of consumer notification of this option is required. Other acceptable options would be to have other methods designed by a Minnesota licensed engineer.
MSBC Chapter 1350 generic installation standards are intended for use with installation of manufactured homes constructed prior to June 15, 1976, (pre-code and state code homes). The installer or homeowner needs to contact the manufacturer of the HUD labeled home (constructed after June 14, 1976). Check the data plate located in the home and it will indicate the company name and address of the manufacturer (also the date of manufacture) that may be contacted to obtain a manual for installation. You may also contact the Minnesota Building Codes Division to obtain information about the manufacturers address and possible phone number. However, if a manufacturer is no longer in business, or if under new ownership and will not send a manual from the previous company, then Chapter 1350 generic standards may be used.
If the home being re-located were required by the manufacturer to have frost depth support footings the home would be required to comply with the manufacturers installation manual. If the manufacturer has a DAPIA approved option/addendum to the manufacturers installation manual and documentation is obtained from the manufacturer that the option/addendum applies to the home, it would be acceptable.
With equipment that is available in today's construction industry this would not appear to be an issue. However, if the home is temporarily installed the installer would need to include in the installation contract the specifications indicating to the consumer that the home may be required to be removed from the lot and frost footings or another acceptable foundation system be installed when climatic conditions allow. The contract will also need to specify a date for completion of the installation. Note: the local authority having jurisdiction could require the installation be complete prior to allowing occupancy of the home. If the manufacturer allows an option/addendum or if the manufacturer does not require frost depth footings for park/community installations, MSBC 1350.0400 subpart 4, allows for incomplete installations when climatic conditions prevent the final completed installation.
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On private property, zoning requirements may require a foundation built to the Minnesota State Building Code, as well as loan underwriting criteria, however the building official or authority having jurisdiction may accept alternates if proper documentation and designs are submitted for review. In parks/communities alternates with DAPIA approvals from the manufacture or alternate designs from a licensed Minnesota engineer are acceptable. However, if the home alternate design is by an engineer rather than the manufacturers DAPIA approval, the engineer needs to check with the manufacturer to assure the manufacturers home design will work with the alternate. Proposed alternates other than the manufacturer's DAPIA approved methods could invalidate the warranty of the home.
If the Minnesota licensed engineer's report indicated that the designs and engineering in their report was for soil conditions on all lots in the community/park it would be acceptable.
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At an event at the White House for the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program awards program, First Lady Michelle Obama praised arts in children's education by saying, "if it's good enough for our kids, it's good enough for all of our kids."
"[It is so critical that we preserve arts education in our schools," said the first lady. "It is absolutely critical because we know how important it is for our children's development. We all know. Every one of us who are here in this room will do whatever it takes to make sure that our own kids get access to sports and music and arts and recreation. So if it's good enough for our kids, it's good enough for all of our kids, right?"
For that reason, Obama said, she's helped promote in children's education from the White House.
"And that's one of the reasons why we've worked so very hard, and it's been a labor of love to make sure that the White House is a showcase for America's rich cultural life. And we've worked to open our doors as often as possible to as many young people as we possibly can. We have hosted youth workshops on everything from modern dance to classical music to spoken word poetry and so much more. And we're looking for another four years to do even more," said Obama.
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We're not Photoshop experts here at Styleite, but it doesn't take a master retoucher to see the flaws in really, really badly shopped photos. Perhaps that's why it's so sad and so fun to go after them the way we're wont to do around these parts.
Today, we're proud (and a little disgusted) to bring you two particularly bad examples of digital photo butchering, both from beauty companies whose ad departments apparently hate women's legs.
Exhibit one: an ad from Japanese purveyor of all things luxe and designed-to-make-you-look-better, Shiseido. It features a model sitting on a rock, which is nothing new. The problem is, her right leg has been dislocated and dragged about a foot away from her body, and there appear to be remnants of her hand near her right heel.
Exhibit two: this ad for Suave fruit explosion-scented body wash features a woman (strangely wrapped in coils of meticulously cut fruit) hugging her leg. But her leg appears to taper off into nothingness, and doesn't seem to respect the spatial relation real human beings' legs have to their hips and stomach.
With products like clothing and makeup that are made specifically to make you look good and feel better about yourself, we understand the need to do a little enhancing for color or appearance. That just makes sense. But for body wash that any woman could use and a branding campaign that's targeting a specific product, why was this amount of cutting, pasting and morphing necessary? And again, how could someone look at these and let them go to print?
We will note that we think the Shiseido ad might be a fake — it really is too terrible to have gone to press without someone saying something. But maybe they were in a rush? Who knows.
Anyway, we've seen this happen over and over and over again. And we're kind of tired of having to bark every time it happens. But we will continue to make a fuss about bad Photoshopping until it stops, and we invite you to join us.
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ALBANY, Ga. — Albany Technical College announced its four finalists Wednesday for the Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership, or GOAL, which recognizes technical college students for academic excellence and personal achievement.
The final four are Rolanda Bailey (business logistics management), Ivey Norton (dental assisting), Kayla Robinson (computer information systems) and Reginald Sweet (early childhood care and education).
"It is truly an honor for our students just to be selected for the GOAL program," said Charlene Duncan, an early childhood care and education instructor at Albany Tech and Sweet's nominating instructor.
The group was chosen from 13 nominees during an interview panel held on Albany Tech's campus Monday. Among those on the panel was Wendy Howell, the school's director of public relations.
"Serving as a judge on the interview panel for Albany Tech's GOAL process is very rewarding," Howell said. "It really makes me proud that we have so many students who are more than worthy of this nomination and who have worked so hard to get to where they are in their lives and in their careers."
Other Albany Tech nominees were Susie Clyde (masonry), Christopher Wright (business administrative technology), Quitia Malone (business logistics management), Tamala Arnett (dental assisting), Kimberly Lawson (drafting technology), Shirley Henry (marketing management), Rodney Thornton (accounting technology), Amanda Taylor (radiologic technology) and Priscilla Williams (marketing management).
"I am honored to have been nominated and excited that I have made it this far," said Norton. "I look forward to the next step in the GOAL process and everything that will be experienced through it."
The finalists will be interviewed by an Albany Area Chamber of Commerce panel before the end of this week, and one will be selected to compete at the state GOAL competition taking place April 23-27 in Atlanta.
The state winner is the official spokesperson for technical education in Georgia for 2012. The Albany Tech winner will also have an opportunity to compete in regional GOAL competition, which will be held for the Southwest Georgia consortium on Feb. 23 at Moultrie Technical College's Tifton campus.
All 13 ATC nominees will also be honored at a banquet on Tuesday in the Kirkland Conference Center on campus. They will be presented with certificates.
The final winner will be announced at Tuesday's ceremony as well. Last year, Patrick Jenkins, a 40-year-old father of five studying environmental horticulture, was chosen to represent the institution.
First launched in 1971, the GOAL program recognizes technical college students from across Georgia for their academic excellence and personal achievement. As the technical education spokesperson, the state's GOAL winner makes many public appearances throughout the year, including addresses to the General Assembly, the state's governor and at the technical college system's student fall leadership conference.
Alvie Coes III, a funeral service education student at Ogeechee Technical College, was chosen as the state GOAL winner last year.
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- Albany Technical College names Jerri Jarrell as its 2015 GOAL Student ( February 12, 2015 )
- ATC awards best of the best ( January 31, 2012 )
- GOAL winner at Albany Tech chosen ( February 8, 2014 )
- Albany Technical College names GOAL finalists, Perkins Award and EAGLE winners ( November 25, 2014 )
- Albany Tech honors GOAL nominees and Perkins Award winner ( January 24, 2013 )


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I'm a Republican. My opinion...leave Sarah Palin exactly where she is. She's scaring the media, the competing parties, and making heads turn, for better or worse. As President, she would probably be less useful than as a media resource...sometimes, she's a bit screwy I admit, but she is entertaining and a lot of the time, she points our very accurate knowledge to an uninformed public, even if she likes to spin it a bit and leave out opposing arguments.March 23 2011 at 10:42 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
If McCain/Palin had won the election we would be at war with Iran, North Korea, and Egypt with their go it alone rootin tootin policies. I prefer working with our allies thru the UN.March 19 2011 at 1:27 AM Report abuse Permalink +4 rate up rate down Reply
The public is finally coming around to seeing the true Sarah Palin. Instead of smiling and nodding while talking about murders and national tragedies, she should have shown some humility. I was compelled to create a visual commentary of her political rhetoric and its effects on my artist's blog at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2011/01/sarah-palin-made-me-do-it.html Drop by and let me know what you think.March 17 2011 at 7:56 PM Report abuse Permalink +4 rate up rate down Reply
Like watching a train wreck.March 16 2011 at 11:22 PM Report abuse Permalink +7 rate up rate down Reply
It's a bit early, but it's also a bit strange. The Republicans just don't have any real conservative darlings anymore. The Ronald Reagan, George Bush types just don't seem to exist. In fact, from an Independent distance, it's almost like no one in the GOP really likes anyone in the GOP. So what's new?---you may ask. Well, the strange mix at the moment, which passes for conservative Republican ideology---mostly talk show hosts and wild-eyed governors and Tea Party hacks---is enough to give the "grand ole party" of the past a real heartburn. And some of them could not be more deserving of same.March 16 2011 at 9:34 PM Report abuse Permalink +7 rate up rate down Reply
They exist but are democrats now!March 19 2011 at 12:45 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Sarah Palin is extremely popular with strong, active males and lovely, liberated ladies, but you wouldn't know it if you listen to empty bow-ties & porcine pundits passing as prophets.March 16 2011 at 7:47 PM Report abuse Permalink -10 rate up rate down Reply
Logic problem right out of the box:
"If Sarah Palin is seriously considering a run for president in 2012, the latest poll on her standing among Republican candidates contains the same kind of bad news found in earlier surveys."
The" if" clause has nothing to do with the latter clause. The concepts need to be connected with a thought...such as "..in 2012, then she might want to consider that..."
Kinda like lookin' for your cleanest dirty shirt, ain't it?March 16 2011 at 4:20 PM Report abuse Permalink +11 rate up rate down Reply
Oh my goodness - you couldn't have said it any better.March 19 2011 at 1:25 AM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down Reply
...and why do those green campaign buttons remind me of the Starbuck's logo color/font scheme?March 16 2011 at 3:53 PM Report abuse Permalink +6 rate up rate down Reply
I figure that if she doesn't get the GOP nomination (or pursue it) she might run as an independent (especially if rumors about her days at Fox News being numbered are true)... in that perspective, Sarah Palin would become in the political election interest the conservative's equivalent to the liberal's Ralph Nader.
(not enough clout to win but enough clout to hurt the state voting numbers of the Republican candidate)
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TORONTO -- Tonight's Battle of the QEW features a pair of faltering squads hovering around the playoff bubble. Both the Sabres and the Maple Leafs sport 3-5-2 records in their last 10 games, and have nearly identical records on the season -- the Leafs are currently tied for seventh in the Eastern Conference with 36 points, one point up on the Sabres, who are tied for ninth. Ryan Miller and James Reimer will be between the pipes.
Injury problems have plagued both teams; Buffalo currently has seven players on IR, and forwards Tyler Ennis (ankle) and Jochen Hecht (lower body) are questionable for tonight. On the plus side, forward Patrick Kaleta is expected to return to action after missing a month with a groin injury.
With the Leafs placing forwards Colby Armstrong (concussion) and Philippe Dupuis (upper body) on IR Tuesday, highly-touted prospect Nazem Kadri was among the call-ups from the Toronto Marlies. The seventh pick in the 2009 draft has failed to make a strong impression with the Leafs, producing just 13 points in 33 career games (1 assist in three games this season), but his play in the minors this season has drawn raves. The AHL's player of the month for November will get a chance, starting tonight, to earn a permanent spot on the big club. Kadri will skate on a line with Tim Connolly and Clarke MacArthur.
Also of note for Toronto, rookie defenseman Jake Gardiner is expected to be scratched in favor of Keith Aulie. Gardiner has been impressive this season, but has struggled recently. In the last three games he has a minus-5 rating and has seen his ice-time steadily reduced, down to just 16:39 in Monday's loss to the Kings.
Here are tonight's projected lineups.
Thomas Vanek - Derek Roy - Jason Pominville
Luke Adam - Paul Gaustad - Patrick Kaleta
Derek Whitmore - Paul Szczechura - Drew Stafford
Cody McCormick - Matt Ellis - Zack Kassian
Robyn Regehr - Andrej Sekera
Christian Ehrhoff - Brayden McNabb
Jordan Leopold - Mike Weber
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Scratches: C Jochen Hecht, LW Tyler Ennis, D Marc-Andre Gragnani
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John-Michael Liles - Cody Franson
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July 3, 2014 – Marking the highest monthly sales figure since 2006, total vehicle sales in June increased to an annualized, seasonally adjusted 17 million units, according to data published by Autodata Corp. and analyzed by NAFCU Senior Economist Curt Long.
Total vehicle sales in June increased from May's rate of 16.8 million annualized units. Sales levels increased 6.9 percent from a year ago. "Pent-up demand, improved access to credit and increasing household wealth – thanks to a surging stock market – all helped fuel the positive sales data," Long said in a NAFCU
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Four of the six largest automakers reported increases in their year-over-year sales numbers. Chrysler reported the strongest gain in sales with 9.2 percent, followed by Nissan (5.3 percent), Toyota (3.3 percent) and General Motors (1 percent). Ford and Honda each suffered 5.8 percent sales declines.
"Overall, vehicle sales have been a key driver in the economic recovery, and are expected to continue supporting the economy throughout the year," Long said.
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Harvest time is celebrated by many different cultures and religions from around the world. Here are some of the names harvest festivals go by:
Fall Equinox
Festival of Dionysus
Wine Harvest
Feast of Avalon
Equinozio di Autunno
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Here are some crafts to do to celebrate.
Fall Sun Catcher
Adult supervision and help needed.
You will need:
-Wax Paper (two pieces the same size)
-Fall Leaves
-Dried grass or wheat
-Red Crayon
-Orange Crayon
-Brown Crayon
-Plastic bag
Peal the paper from the crayons. Put the crayons in the plastic bag. An ADULT should help pound the crayon to small pieces. Set aside.
Lay one piece of wax paper with the wax side up and arrange the crayon shavings, the leaves and the grass on the wax paper. Cut 8 inches of yarn and lay the ends of the yarn one the wax paper -at least one inch of yarn should be on the wax paper. The yarn is how you will hang your sin catcher so make sure the yarn makes an upside down U. Carefully lay the other sheet of wax paper, wax side down on top. Place between two towels and iron until the crayons are melted.
Pinecone Bird Feeder
All ages
You will need:
-Peanut or nut butter
-Plastic knife or spoon
Pour some seed into the bowl, set aside. About half way down tie the ribbon around the pinecone, knot securely. The ribbon is how you will hang your birdfeeder. Take the spoon or knife (if using a knife and adult should be present) and spread the peanut butter all over the pinecone. Put the pinecone in the bowl of seed and roll it around until it is cover.
Fall Nature Bracelet
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Loosely put the duct tape around the childs wrist so the sticky side is out. Allow the child to collect leaves and grasses from outside. If this is not possible, check out your local craft store for fake leaves and other small fall theme items.


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Radakovich details baseball facility upgrades, says ACC will re-evaluate bowl tie-ins
Bob Mahoney to lead fund-raising effort for new players area at Doug Kingsmore Stadium
(Editor's Note: Following is the text of Clemson athletic director Dan Radakovich's February open letter to Clemson fans and supporters, with updates on new baseball facility improvements, ACC winter meeting discussions, and plans to re-evaluate the ACC's bowl tie-ins. Radakovich's letter was originally published on Clemson's official website).
With baseball season starting this weekend with a three-game home series against William & Mary, I thought it would be a good time to discuss some of the current and future enhancements we have planned for Jack Leggett's program.
First, fans will notice new chairback seats throughout Doug Kingsmore Stadium. We no longer have bleacher seating in our main grandstands, which will enhance what is already a terrific game day experience for our fans. Second, we will replace the actual playing surface after this season. The field has needed some attention the last few years, and now it's at a point where it is on top of our priority list.
Our Major Gifts team, led by Bobby Couch, has assigned Bob Mahony to lead the efforts to raise funds for a new player's area within Doug Kingsmore Stadium. This will include new locker rooms, training areas and meeting spaces. These amenities are focused on our student-athletes, and will give them the best chance to maximize their potential in our baseball program as we move forward.
I recently returned from the ACC winter meetings, and wanted to share a few things that were discussed. As you know, Pittsburgh and Syracuse are set to begin competition in the conference this year. It appears that both Louisville and Notre Dame will begin their affiliation in 2014. With all of these great institutions entering the league, we also began to look at proposed sites for future ACC men's basketball tournaments. We will be in Greensboro the next three years, but as we integrate new members, it makes sense to look at any and every option available.
We also looked at future revenue potential in the ACC through proposed collaborations with other conferences. This will most certainly have an effect on future scheduling. Our bowl tie-ins will be re-evaluated this coming year, and we looked at several new bowl destinations and opponents. In all, it was a very informative meeting with more discussions to follow this spring.
Congratulations are in order to Coach Swinney and his staff for compiling another outstanding recruiting class. The young men who made their pledge to play for Clemson last week will be embarking on a great adventure, and we look forward to having them as Tigers. Coach Swinney mentioned the coming NCAA rule changes and deregulation within college athletics. He is correct that the landscape will change, but the Tigers are well positioned due to your continued investment and generosity to compete for and with the best. It will take considerable thought and discussions to find the right answer for Clemson University, but I look forward to working with Coach Swinney on this challenge.
Before signing off, I also wanted to extend congratulations to Head Coach Nancy Harris and our women's tennis team for defeating 30th-ranked South Carolina at home on Feb. 3! Her program continues to be an outstanding model of consistent excellence throughout our athletics department.
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Hyundai has triggered its gunfire at the bestselling car of the nation, Maruti Alto. The Alto k10 series manages to make a whopping sale of 20000 which is almost double the monthly sale of Eon. While Alto comes with two engine variants, 1l and 800cc, the Hyundai is just accessible in the 800cc petrol motor. In order to attract the K10 and Alto buyers, Hyundai has planned to release the 1l petrol model into the Eons engine inlet.
Hyundai Eon 2014 will borrow the 1l engine from the Hyundai Santro Xing. With a little less than two years since its launch, Hyundai right now manages to sell just 8000 numbers of Eon per month. The company is making efforts to seriously contemplate on the improvisation of the looks and efficacy of the car.
Hyundai is focussing to release the new Eon model to woo the car buyers of India. There is a great possibility that new face-lifted version of Eon will be released by the end of present year or at the Auto Expo 2014. The renovated variant of Hyundai was seen testing on the roads of the nation with the i10 series.
It appears that Hyundai is deeply interested in making amendments to the hood, headlamps, tail lamp and bumper of the car to give it a complete improvised look, so it becomes more of an eye candy for its customers. It has been said that the car will not bring any innovation in the 814 cc petrol engine. At present, the car is being manufactured at the Chennai facility of the brand. Enormous enhancements have been made to the car to revive its sale and help it stand against Maruti Suzuki Alto 800.
There is a great chance that the enhanced Hyundai Eon will be released with a new boot lid, well designed bumpers and new headlamps. Other expected updates to the car include an upholstery amendment and some extra inputs in the cabin.
At present Hyundai hasn't planned for any diesel engine in its Eon series even when it has released a 1.1l 3-cylinder turbo diesel motor on its newest i10 Grand series. The major cause of not releasing a diesel engine on the Eon is that the diesel engine will push the cost of the car to a little higher level. This definitely won't make sense to the car purchaser of this section. Small car users barely use the car covering 600km/ month, thus, a diesel engine would not make any significant change for these buyers.
The Chennai plant of Hyundai is manufacturing Eon. Other than the domestic consumption, the car will also be exported to the Vietnam and Philippines market. The Korean company is planning to answer its competitors with the renovated Eon model.
The face-lifted version Hyundai Eon 2014 will surely raise the sales of the Eon and enhance the share of the car maker in the Indian Automotive market. While the Hyundai fanatics wait patiently for the release of the car, Hyundai itself is emphasizing on the quick launch of the car.Hyundai Eon 2014 - What should we expect?,


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COLTON Assemblymen, senators, county legislators and town council members will be riding through parts of Colton Saturday afternoon, but it wont be in their automobiles.
Dozens of government officials from throughout New York state have been invited to a legislative ride-along beginning at noon at the Long Pond Conservation Easement in the hamlet.
The day also will act as an ATV/UTV awareness day and a grand opening of the Multi-Use Trail System, which covers portions of Parishville, Hopkinton, Colton and Pierrepont.
A lot of the people with the ATV clubs, theyre helping out with this ride and theyve invited assemblymen and senators from downstate to show them what a multi-use trail looks like here and what St. Lawrence County has to offer as we open some of these trails, Multi-Purpose Trail Committee member and county Legislator Scott M. Sutherland said. Wed also like their support in the future with the operation and money for these trails, especially how we want the law changed about UTVs to increase the weight limit so everybody can register and ride them legally.
Mr. Sutherland will be leaving his post as a county legislator at the end of the year after opting not to seek re-election.
The easement is located 7.5 miles south of South Colton.
New York is currently the only state in the country where utility vehicles under 1,000 pounds cannot be registered. Proponents for a new law have called for the weight limit to be increased to 1,500 pounds.
Saturdays ride-along will occur primarily on ATVs but will also include legal UTVs.
We are welcoming them to drive or to ride. Beforehand we will offer them education on the machines and riding them. We will also always have a leader up front and a guide in the back for the ride, St. Lawrence County Trails Coordinator Debbie A. Christy said. We will do about an hour ride on easement and then a luncheon and presentation at The Call of the Wild Kennel in South Colton.
Trail coordinators from Franklin and Lewis counties also have been invited for the afternoon.
Ms. Christy also said the committee was receiving a good response from legislators and members were collecting RSVPs on Wednesday. As soon as we finish the final head count we will finalize the number of machines we will be using, she said. I really felt that number one from talking with other political officials many had not seen these vehicles and did not know what they were. The other part of it this is the grand opening of our trail. It will also act as an awareness day for everyone.
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Manchin, a newly elected senator who previously served as governor of West Virginia, said he'll use his new committee seat to "fight for a commonsense, balanced energy approach that recognizes West Virginia's critical role in our nation's economy," according to a statement he released Thursday.
The state of West Virginia is a big producer of coal, which places some of its Democratic representatives at odds with other members of the party. And that's especially true when it comes to efforts to regulate carbon dioxide pollution, a byproduct of coal-fired power generation.
Former Virginia congressman Rick Boucher (D), for example, suffered a bruising defeat to newcomer Morgan Griffith in the most recent election after voting for a cap-and-trade bill that would placed limits on carbon emissions.
West Virginia's senior senator, Jay Rockefeller (D), has introduced a bill that would suspend efforts by the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate greenhouse gases for two years.
The Senate is not expected to take up a cap-and-trade bill this year, and that type of legislation would be handled by the Environment and Public Works Committee anyway. But the energy committee oversees a spectrum of energy issues and is likely to focus on energy efficiency and clean energy initiatives this session.
A spokesman for the Energy & Natural Resources Committee said Chairman Jeff Bingaman (D., N.M.) met with Manchin several times before announcing the committee assignments and that "Bingaman looks forward to working with all the new members."
In addition to Manchin, the Democrats also added Minnesota Sen. Al Franken and Delaware Sen. Chris Coons to the committee.
The Republicans, meanwhile, placed a lot of newcomers on the committee, including Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul and Utah Sen. Mike Lee.
Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski, despite a difficult race in which she had to run as a write-in candidate, is expected to continue serving as ranking member.
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10 January 2009
Josette Sheeran, executive director of the UN World Food Program (WFP), visited the town of Rafah, close to the southern extreme of [the Gaza strip], to see the situation on the ground first-hand, and [assess] the needs of the Palestinian civilian population. […] Sheeran said that WFP plans to increase its direct distribution of food, to feed 360,000 people in the enclave who do not have refugee status, [up from] the 250,000 currently in care. The food, she added, is already in storage awaiting the green light.
9 January 2009
Fourteen days after Israel launched its offensive on Gaza, 80% of Gaza's population is in dire need of food aid, WFP said on Friday. Although WFP is able to deliver food into Gaza, distributions are severely hampered due to security concerns, WFP spokesperson Nancy Roman said.
9 January 2009
The House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a resolution Friday "recognizing Israel's right to defend itself against attacks from Gaza," a measure that it said reaffirms the United States' strong support for Israel and the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. [...] The bill was [...] passed amid growing concerns over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where more than 1 million Palestinians are without food and clean water, according to senior U.S. officials, citing reports from the World Food Program.
9 January 2009
According to the United Nations World Food Programme, at least 80 percent of the population of Gaza is in need of urgent food aid. The director of WFP Josette Sheeran demands Israel allow better access for humanitarian aid to Gaza
9 January 2009
U.N. officials said Friday they will resume their suspended humanitarian aid operations in Gaza "as soon as practical," based on assurances from the Israeli Ministry of Defense that aid workers be better protected. U.N. spokeswoman Michele Montas said Friday that the Israeli military told the U.N. it "deeply regretted" the incidents that led the U.N. to suspend aid in the Gaza Strip on Thursday. The U.N. halted deliveries to the Gaza Strip on Thursday after gunfire from an Israeli tank killed an aid truck driver, and the international Red Cross said it would restrict activities after one of its drivers was injured in a similar incident. [...] With the assurances Friday that Israel will not shoot at the vehicles, the World Food Program and UNICEF can resume moving supplies into or around Gaza. Those agencies said they were still operating in the Palestinian territory, where 1 million people are without electricity and 750,000 are without running water, according to the U.N. relief agency.
9 January 2009
A U.N. team will head to the Horn of Africa next week to explore ways of supporting the African Union (A.U.) peacekeeping force in Somalia where violence sees an upsurge, U.N. said on its website Friday. The team includes the U.N. deputy special representative for Somalia, Charles Petrie, representatives from U.N. Political Office for Somalia as well as departments of peacekeeping, field support and political affairs at the UN Headquarters in New York. Talks will be held in Nairobi and Addis Ababa to discuss ways of supporting the A.U. mission as well as Somalia's transitional security forces and police. [...] Thursday the World Food Programme reported one staff member was shot dead by gunmen near the capital Mogadishu, the second killing of its worker in the country within three days.
8 January 2009
UN and international agencies accuse of the worsening situations in Gaza and are warning the consequences. WFP stressed that the food distributions in Gaza is "extremely difficult." Because of the fighting, only a quarter of the food for some 265,000 people has been distributed. WFP also added that even in the areas where food distribution is possible, people are afraid of going outside therefore 50 % of the 1.5 million residents could be in hunger.
7 January 2009
As the Israeli offensive in Gaza ended its 11th day, foreign ministers from the key powers arrived in New York for a 48-hour period of frenetic diplomacy. [...] The search for a diplomatic solution to the crisis seems to be coalescing behind the proposal by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, backed by French President Nicolas Sarkozy, for a truce followed by talks with Israel and the Palestinians.
7 January 2009
Israel said Wednesday that it would send senior officials to talk with Egypt about halting the conflict in Gaza, but there were no immediate signs of a diplomatic breakthrough. Fighting between Israel and Hamas militants continued after a brief pause earlier in the day. International pressure for a negotiated cease-fire intensified a day after Israeli shells killed some 40 people at a United Nations school in Gaza.
7 January 2009
Israeli aircraft have dropped leaflets over Rafah in southern Gaza, warning people to leave the border city before air strikes are launched. Rafah has the only crossing between the Palestinian territory and Egypt, but it is largely closed. It also has an extensive network of illegal tunnels into Egypt, used by Hamas militants as well as civilians to smuggle supplies.
- Palestinian 'food insecurity' cause for concern: U.N. Source: The Daily Star/ AFP
- Palestinian refugees in greater need of relief as Syrian crisis escalates, warns UN official Source: UN News Centre
- Becoming refugees once more: Palestinians from Syria return to Gaza Source: IRIN News
- In Brief: Gaza operation over, but emergency remains Source: IRIN
- Raising humanitarian concerns, UN official stresses need to avoid worsening of Gaza crisis Source: UN News Centre
- 14 August 2014 WFP and UNRWA Gaza Food Distribution (For the Media)
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Monday, February 6, 2012
Nothing changes everything's the same
"How is she?" I ask, imagining her dancing barefoot on black marble floors. I'm not mad at her, she didn't know, I just wonder if she sits next to him by the fireplace like she did with me. "She's fine" he says, then tip-toes around the subject of the jacket. He wants me to keep it but won't say why, and maybe it would have mattered if he had found the right words but he doesn't, and now it's all too late.
So for those of you who have asked me if I'm serious: yes I am. I'm giving the jacket away, I want one of you to have it and I'm not going to change my mind. Take it or leave it.
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Two 25-year-olds are facing charges of misdemeanor trespassing after breaking into Chicago's Wrigley Field early Sunday morning in an attempt to steal some ivy.
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2.Who could speak spanish from the goonies?
3.What was the name of the woman that helped mickeys
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4.Who's car broke down outside chunck's house?
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7.Who did andy kiss In the bathroom In the cave?
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By the metrics of geographic size and population, Cyprus is
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Cyprus' diminutive status has not stopped it from being a big
thorn in the side of global equity markets over the past few
days. With Cypriot lawmakers looking poised to reject a
controversial levy on bank deposits aimed it shoring up the
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teetering on the brink of bankruptcy and possible expulsion from
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economy, and one not large enough to warrant a Cyprus-specific
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, including the following.
Market Vectors Russia ETF (NYSE:
) It is widely known that Russian oligarchs stash plenty of cash
in Cyprus and Russia has previously provided financial assistance
to the island nation, including a loan of EUR2.5 billion in 2011.
So it is not surprising Russia is none too please with the plan
to tax deposits made in Cyprus-based banks.
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smaller rivals, RSX has some slight exposure to Cyprus. Emphasis
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assets, had a 1.3 percent weight to Cyprus,
according to Market Vectors data
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than two full trading days, RSX's percentage loss is roughly
triple its exposure to Cyrpus.
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) The Global X FTSE Greece 20 ETF making this list is arguably
not as surprising as RSX. After all, Greece is not too far away
from Cyprus, so GREK could be viewed as a "guilty by proximity
play." Interestingly, it is $4.5 billion in bad Greek debt owned
by Cypriot banks that is contributing to Cyprus' imperiled
financial state.
On an even more practical level, Greece and Cyprus have an
intimate trading relationship. Greece is Cyprus' third-largest
export partner and second-largest provider of imports,
according to the Cypriot Embassy
. In the past five days, GREK has plunged nearly eight
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a tenuous technical situation thanks to Cyprus' woes. EWI is down
"just" 1.1 percent, a performance that is far better than what
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flirting with critical support at $12.
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$10. Indeed, a bad Cypriot economy is bad for Italy. Italy is
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At the beginning of the 17C the old fortress was replaced by a Renaissance-style castle which was demolished in 1738 to make way for the Baroque castle designed by F.G. Stengel. Wars and reconstruction work left such deep marks that reconstruction was necessary in 1982 and the new design was entrusted to Gottfried Böhm. Today it houses the Saar regional museum of history. Its permanent exhibition covers the development of National Socialism in the Saar and continues through the post-war era until the Saar became part of Germany.
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