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Palestinian civilians continue to be murdered in cold blood - several dozen just last weekend. Many of the victims were gunned down inside hospitals and schools.
If you've been following the latest Middle East conflict, this will not surprise you. What might: The fact that the assailants were Palestinians -- Hamas members targeting those affiliated with the rival Fatah organization.
Only scattered and buried mentions of these attacks have appeared in such newspapers as The New York Times and the Washington Post. There's been little or nothing on television.
But Khaled Abu Toameh - the brave and distinguished correspondent for The Jerusalem Post (and, incidentally, an Arab) - has reported that 35 Fatah activists have been summarily executed, while more than twice that number have been shot in the legs or had their hands broken.
This is the other war, the war ignored by most media, academics, diplomats and human rights groups, the war between Hamas - a militant Islamist terrorist group strongly backed by Iran - and Fatah, an organization that is difficult to describe accurately in few words.
Founded by Yasir Arafat, Fatah is not so much moderate as sporadically pragmatic. It disavows terrorism but hasn't kicked the habit completely. It has a reputation for corruption but its defenders claim it's cleaning up its act. Fatah - Arabic for "conquest," an ideal not much celebrated in Western circles these days -- is secular, though it has a decidedly Islamist faction, the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades.
Three years ago, Hamas won a surprise victory over Fatah in legislative elections. But for Hamas leaders, this initiation into the democratic experience was not life-changing. So, in June 2007, they launched a military coup against Fatah and the Palestinian Authority in Gaza.
Within four days, "Hamas gunmen clad in black ski masks controlled the dusty streets," writes Jonathan Schanzer in his new book, Hamas vs. Fatah: The Struggle for Palestine. "It would not be long before the fall of the [Palestinian Authority's] fortress-like security compound, al-Suraya. Indeed, Hamas fighters had burrowed a tunnel beneath the building, detonated deadly explosives, and breached it." Hamas fighters also threw several of their Fatah opponents off the roofs of high-rise buildings. In European and Arab capitals, demonstrations did not break out.
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The Dade County
Wolverine basketball team hosted the Chattooga Indians on Tuesday night last
week and found themselves in a battle early in the game.
In the first
quarter the Indians matched the Wolverines shot for shot and at the end of the
first quarter it was a one point game 14-13 with the Wolverines on top.
The Wolverines
opened it up in the second quarter, outscoring the visitors 25-9 and that
turned out to be the deciding factor in the game as the two teams matched
points exactly in the second half.
Up 39-22 at the
end of the first half the Wolverines outscored the Indians 18-17 in the third
quarter but the Indians outscored the Wolverines 21-20 in the fourth.
Due to the big
second quarter the Wolverines claimed a 77-60 region win to improved to 4-1 in
region and 12-3 overall.
Cole Birchfield
led the Wolverine scoring with 21 points with Dustin Howard scoring 18 and
Clynt Bell adding 17.
Howard also
grabbed 13 rebounds and Birchfield had 10 rebounds and six steals.
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Chattooga (60)-Lawrence 1, Harris,
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Bell 17, Gaddis 2, Walden 2, Cole 3, Page 9, Lawrence
Three Point Field Goals:
Chattooga 7 (Sims 4, Cardoza, Moore, Dickerson) Dade 8 (Birchfield 3, Bell 2,
Cole, Page 2)
Other highlights: Birchfield 6s,
10r; Howard 13r; Page 9r
Dade County (12-3, 4-1)
On Friday night
the Wolverines traveled to Pepperell to face the Dragons in another region
The Wolverines
got off to a really slow start scoring only seven first quarter points and fell
behind 13-7.
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shooting range in the second quarter, the Wolverines outscored the Dragons
25-14 to take a 32-27 halftime lead.
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distance, 53-47.
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throw line with a chance to win the game but those things happen when you play
away from home.
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on Friday night and Pepperell. They both have 4-1 records while the Wolverines
are currently are 4-2.
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Wolverines with 21 points followed by Birchfield with 20 and Howard with 10.
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Pepperell 13
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County 8 (Birchfield 3, Bell 4, Page)
Pepperell 4 (Fugh, Kendereon 3)
Other highlights: Howard 7r;
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Pink Floyd's The Wall Turned Into a Musical? The 30th Anniversary Tour Might Not Be the Only New Wall Project
So I guess it's officially time for every superstar rock musician who was once edgy and cool to make a fucking musical.
As if it wasn't enough for The Who to do it in the '70s or Green Day now, TwentyFourBit reports that Pink Floyd's Roger Waters has admitted to the Associated Press that for the last year he's been working "on and off" on a musical version of The Wall.
Waters is celebrating the record's 30th anniversary in a big way, opening a "The Wall" North American tour on September 15 in Toronto before bringing it through Phoenix on Saturday, November 27. Tickets for that show at US Airways Center go on sale May 10.
But enough about the rock show... What's up with this musical? Just one question, Roger: Why??? Didn't you already make a conceptual (and fairly disturbing) film starring the lead singer of The Boomtown Rats, Bob Geldof, based on your double album in 1982? How the hell are you gonna turn this into a "musical"?
He is though, working on some public art in New York and LA. He's been spray painting walls in the cities with one of his favorite quotes from former president Dwight Eisenhower. The quote is:
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired, signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed."
Doubt the art project will make it to Arizona any time soon. But maybe we can catch the off-Broadway production of the musical after the actual concert. I'll probably just stick with the concert.
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Candid conversation with Archbishop Di Noia about reconciliation with SSPX
Catholic World News - July 02, 2012
In a lengthy and revealing interview with the National Catholic Register, Archbishop Augustine Di Noia, the newly appointed vice president of the Ecclesia Dei commission, offers some revealing thoughts about discussions with the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) and about the interpretation of Vatican II.
When asked about the current state of discussions between the Vatican and the SSPX, Archbishop Di Noia replies: "To be honest, I don't know." He freely admits that he needs to bring himself up to date on the recent talks. But he shows his commitment to the task, and indicates that the bid for reconciliation remains an important priority for Pope Benedict XVI.
"The Pope hopes for reconciliation—that's the Pope's job," observes the American prelate, alluding to the role of the Roman Pontiff as the focus of Christian unity. He adds that Benedict XVI has been particularly interested in the matter, having been actively involved in talks with the SSPX for decades. The archbishop says:
The Pope is bending over backwards to accommodate them, but he's not going to give in on the issue of the authenticity of the teaching of Vatican II as a series of acts of the magisterium.
Archbishop Di Noia provides revealing answers to questions about the possibility of error in the teachings of Vatican II and the liturgical complications that might arise from a regularization of the SSPX.
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Isles and Media Get to Know the Barclays Center
Christian Arnold, Islanders Point Blank:BROOKLYN — The Islanders spent Thursday getting to know their future home and the transportation system their Long Island fanbase will have to utilize once the team relocates in 2015.
Starting in Garden City, the team boarded a Long Island Rail Road train to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The trip took roughly 45 minutes to get to Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn and many of the players didn't find it to be that bad.
"We're just a short train ride in," Travis Hamonic said while speaking to reporters on the train. "Today we're seeing the simplicity of it. It's nice and with we can hopefully gain some more fans in Brooklyn and the neat thing is we're not alienating our fans on Long Island."
Josh Bailey described the trip as quick and easy. "I think it will make it a lot easier for the fans," he said.
After arriving at Atlantic Terminal and taking the short walk over to the arena, the team was greeted by Brett Yormark and Bruce Ratner in the plaza. When they made their way inside, Ratner gave the Islanders another warm welcome.
The media in attendance was then given a tour of the hockey set up for the Barclays Center. As one can imagine, the differences between the the Barclays and Nassau Coliseum. In fact Josh Bailey summed it up the best saying, "it's obviously newer." The state-of-the-art scoreboards, a wider concourse, first class suites and amenities are just some of the differences.
Sight Lines and Seating
One of the biggest questions regarding the Islanders relocation to Brooklyn has been the sight lines and seating capacity, and after today it's hard to say that this will be a issue.
Are there sights with obstructed views? Yes, but the Yormark and the Barclays management are aware of them. There are, according to Yormark, 416 seats that are "limited views" and will not be sold. Despite that, Capacity for hockey is now listed at 15,813.
The Video Scoreboard
The other big concern over the Barclays Center has been the position of the scoreboard. When images were first released, the idea of the scoreboard being over the blue line instead of center ice, created a major stir. Though, when you see it in person, it isn't as egregious as it was initially thought to be. In fact after a few moments it is hardly noticeable.
And from other angles you'd never know the difference to begin with.
Locker Rooms
The Isles used the basketball locker room for Thursday's practice, and likely use it next Saturday when they play the New Jersey Devils, but they will get their own locker rooms when they move into the Barclays Center in 2015. They will be designed by AECOM.
Player Reactions to Barclays Center
"It's going to be our home in a couple years and we wanted to get acclimated with it. This being the first time here it's pretty cool." – Kyle Okposo
"First off when you see out side it's obviously, I don't know if futuristic is the right word, but it's not like anything you've really seen before. It's definitely different. It's kind of got that rust finish, which I thought was pretty cool. You walk up off the train and you come around the corner and you see the huge Barclys sign right in front. It's definitely a different atmosphere. There's a lot more going on. There's a lot of shopping. It's kind of a busy area. It's a different feel, but you walk into the building it's open right away. You can see the ice, you can see the scoreboard, and that's not something you see in a lot of arenas. That's something definitely when you walk through the front doors it's kind of a wow factor." – Matt Martin
"It definitely feels really new. There will be an adjustment once we do get here to make it feel comfortable. Make it really feel right at home, but it's a beautiful place and in a couple years it will be a nice move." – John Tavares
"It was great. We didn't really know what to expect. I hadn't seen the rink yet. I was looking forward to getting down here and seeing it. You can tell it's going to be a great atmosphere. I think the seats are right on top of you and that makes for a heck of an atmosphere. I think fans are going to like it, players are going to love playing here, and I'm certainly hoping I'm dressing for that first game here next Saturday." – Josh Bailey


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From a regular twice a month Carmilla's resturant client with www.doubletakedeals.com $20 deal.I like your pizza the best in PC and would like you to do well. 1. Consider on your least busy day Monday or Tuesday a large 1 topping pizza $9.99 out the door pickup only.2. Hiring a driver and delivering at least Friday, Sat with an extra fee like Domino's does. 3. Change the sign and advertise for the lunch special for $5.99 (1 slice and salad) or (2 slices and soda)..Just the thoughts of a regular guy hope all is well. AJ
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Great food, fantastic staff, tremendous value and did I mention great food? Love this small family run restaurant.
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I'm from New York, enough said. My husband and I both have eaten here a few times and have never been disappointed. Kudos!!
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I had an absolutely wonderful experience with this restaurant. I planned my family reunion at a local resort and wanted to have a family dinner in our condo for 22 people. The staff at Carmellas worked with me to have a fantastic dinner delivered and it was loved by all. They have the best meatballs!
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So glad finally tried this place. Best kept secret in Palm Coast! Excellent food, friendly service, great prices and clean comfortable atmosphere. Much better than the other pizza places in Palm Coast. We will be back again and again!
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My husband took me to Carmella's today for lunch.I have tried so many Pizza's,mostly to my disappointment.I consider myself a pizza snob ,since I make it myself at home.This pizza was excellent.The cheese was good quality,so was the pepperoni.They use fresh mushrooms,not canned ones.When the pizza started to cool,it didn't get the slides.or become mushy.This was only the second good pizza in two years I have eaten.Spanky's in St.Augustine is the other one.I'll try the pasta next time.I enjoyed it alot!!
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Sandra Malcolm in Palm Coast on 2011-05-27 18:15:32
We had my daughters birthday party at Carmella's, we were doing a Murder Mystery theme and brought in 14 girls and about 6 adults and they were amazing!! They worked out the menu with me ahead of time and called earlier that day to see if I need to make any changes and what they could do to help. The food was delicious and everyone raved about it!! You could not ask for a better pizza place in Flagler County! We absolutely love the staff and food at Carmella's!!
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We've been to Carmella's twice now for lunch and dinner and we found it to be excellent! Food was fantastic and service was great. Highly recommend!


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1 stick butter, softened
1 cup brown sugar
1 egg
1 cup flour
¼ t. salt
½ t. baking powder
½ t. vanilla
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Additional pecan halves for garnish
In a large bowl, cream shortening and brown sugar together until smooth. Add egg and vanilla.
In another bowl, stir together flour, baking powder and salt. Add dry ingredients slowly to sugar mixture. Fold in chopped pecans.
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Carl Sagan: the Humans. {new Video}
Carl Sagan makes us think.
Don't really agree with his conclusions, here—but, this is beautiful, and the merit of an argument is not defined by whether we agree with it, but by how much it inspires us.
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Koyaanisqatsi – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koyaanisqatsi
Home – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU
Walking With Cavemen – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walking_with_Cavemen
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I have a 03 f350. I put a motor in it from asheville rebuilder. It keep hydro locking on cylinder 6. Had all 8 injectors tested and they were all good. My mechanic said head was bad on the driver side. Replaced head and start it up and then it hydro locked on cylinder numbed 1 and 3. I sent the driver head back to Asheville engine rebuilders and they said it had a crack. We pulled the passenger head off and working on getting it back together. I called asheville to see if they had tested the passenger side head. And he changed his story and said the driver head was not crack and that I had the wrong injector hold downs. Did ford have different hold downs and could hold downs cause the injector to hydro lock a cylinder thanks for any feed back
yes they did have different hold downs. 2003 thru early 2006 heads have T40 hold downs and late 06-07 heads have T45 hold downs. They are in a different position in the head and cannot be interchanged or the injector will not seat properly.
The difference is referred to "commonized" and "pre-commonized" cylinder heads. I am not sure how you can tell right away which head you have(other than the hold downs which obviously you don't know which ones you need), I need to look into that or maybe someone else will chime in.
Failing to properly seat the injector, either with the wrong hold downs, or by under / over torque (too much torque stretches the bolt) will cause it to back out. After the injector backs out, it dumps diesel into the cylinder. This makes a huge white smoke cloud that can be mistaken for a egr cooler that's blown. Once the engine stops it hydrolocks with fuel.
This engine was sold to someone and installed at a shop that did not even put washers and o-rings in with the injectors when the engine was replaced. The truck was then sold and taken to another shop which figured that problem out but then diagnosed an oil leak where the block is split. We had two techs (myself included) travel down to inspect the problem only to find that the oil pan was bent and the pan gasket leaking. The truck was then taken to a third shop which diagnosed "a cracked head". After much discussion to determine that the mechanic went thru the proper steps to diagnose the problem, I personally took a head down to the shop (my 5 yr old grandson lives 1 mile from the shop so I was picking him up). After it was installed, they called to say the second head was also cracked. I took them another head and when I went back to pick up the old one, I personally inspected the injectors. Several injectors had combustion evidence running up them and I determined that the injectors were not seated properly. I determined that the first shop had installed the wrong injector hold downs in the engine which caused all of us to spend a lot of time and money that didn't need to be spent. I sent a complete set of 8 injector hold downs to the shop for installation [/B]at no charge even though I was well within my right to charge the retail price of $45. each!
Not only did we honor our warranty but we went out of our way to make sure that this customer was taken care of even though it was determined at the end that none of our workmanship or parts were defective.
It never ceases to amaze me that the people that you go out of you're way to help the most seem to be the ones who complain.
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It is funny to me that when we replaced the first head the truck stopped hydro locking. On that side then it starting to do it on the other side. And when I called the owner of Asheville rebuilders he said his machine shop found a crack in it. I called a week later and he changed his story.
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Randall, search the forums, you'll find a lot of info. The name "wind shirt" gives its purpose away. It's purpose is to stop convective heat loss ( the wind ) while leting water vapor pass through easily. It will resist water for a time but that is not it's main purpose. Don't confuse it with a water proof or water resistant jacket or shell. They are usually zippered and can be a pull over or have a full zipper. Buttons might not block the wind well enough. They are usually between 3 and 5 ounces. A wind breaker is probably the same thing as a wind shirt. Windshirt, windbreaker and rain jacket are imprecise terms when use by marketers. The lighter the fabric the better, until durability becomes an issue for you. Gortex does not allow enough water vapor to escape to be a good windshirt. Event and Epic treated fabrics might work but would be marginal as a windshirt, in my opion. This weekend I used my windshirt over an Ibex hooded Shak while nordic skiing to great effect. My wind shirt of choice is the Patagonia Houdini. Much cheaper alternatives can be found.
Edited by ericnoble on 01/29/2007 18:24:03 MST.
A simple nylon anorak makes a great windshirt any time of year. The concept is simple: a very light wind-resistant layer over a light base layer is useful for hiking in cold weather, or for breaks and in camp in warmer weather. It can be layered over a 200-wt fleece for a very warm combination. Most are half-zip pullovers, but some have a full front zip and even a hood. Wind shirts are generally made from breathable nylon, and range from under 3oz to almost a pound. One of the most popular wind shirts has been the Marmot Driclime, which is a two-layer jacket with the thin nylon fabric on the outside, and a light knit wicking layer inside. Lots of people -- me included -- love this jacket year-round.
I think 'windbreaker' is the older non-techie name for a wind shirt or wind shell. Anybody could wear a windbreaker back in the day(grandma, little kids, etc.) but only hi-tech ultralight dudes and dudettes know about wind shirts! HAHAI like my Patagonia Dragonfly hooded pullover(now the Houdini.)
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To all that replied. Thanks so much!!!Randall
Eric, excellent reply. Really appreciated reading it.Two points:1) I use a Wild Things Epic treated nylon windshirt - works well, but as you say, not quite as breatheable as SOME windshirts. I seems to me to be more breatheable than my GoLite Wisp (both '04 & newer Ether-fabric '05) and is probably more breatheable than the newer Marmot Ion windshirts. I like the WT Epic windshirt for use under a poncho in long-term &/or heavy rain as it keeps my forearms dry for hours, whereas a more commonplace DWR windshirt, while generally more breatheable, wets through faster (10-20 minutes typically), depending upon the rain. The Epic windshirt also, in some cases, allows me to refrain from donning full rain gear, poncho, or cape when the rain is lighter and long lasting.2) DrJ once enlightened me on why heavier fabrics, like eVENT & GTX are not optimal choices for a windshirt. His info was the increased "pumping" effect/losses that a heavier fabric can produce due to one's body moving about (bending, moving, etc.), resulting in the very thing that an UL fabric windshirt is trying to avoid, viz. convective heat losses due to cold air exchange.Again, very articulate post you authored. Thanks.
Great points, all; especially enjoyed Eric's and PJ's posts. My newer Marmot Ion is a sweaty garbage bag with arms. ("new" ones, unlike the great old ones the reputation was built on, can be identified by the tag saying filling is "down") So, I am already eyeing possible replacements; the Patagonia Houdini in DWR nylon, or what appears to be better in my subjective opinion, the Montane Lite Speed, in Pertex. I really love Pertex based on the items I have which use it (Snugpaks), breathes enough to vent moisture while still blocking most of wind. BUT, I heard there is a new Pertex type from Mitsui, so I might wait till it is used in a windshirt.
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When I found out that Aldo was releasing it's own fragrance, I must say I was surprised. What, pray tell, would this guy smell like? Would they go uber obvious with notes of leather or suede (see what I did there)? Or would they smack you in the face and yell "SURPRISE!" in the other direction with notes of gardenia and hyacinth? Looks like Aldo is a fan of options as well because not only did they release a new scent but they released THREE for women and TWO for dudes. You're bound to find a scent (or two) you like.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- A strong storm system that produced several possible tornadoes hit the Southeast on Wednesday, damaging dozens of homes and buildings. At least one person was killed and more than a dozen others were injured.
Suspected tornadoes were reported in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, and thousands of people were without power as trees and power lines were downed.
In eastern Alabama, a suspected twister splintered trees and demolished mobile homes at a pair of housing parks near the Auburn University campus. Less than seven months ago, a massive tornado roared past the campus of archrival University of Alabama in the western part of the state.
It was the worst bout of weather for the state since about 250 people were killed during the tornado outbreak in April. Both campuses were spared major damage this time.
As weather service experts fanned out to assess damage, Auburn graduate student Staci DeGeer didn't have any doubts about what sent a pair of trees crashing through her mobile home at Ridgewood Village.
"It's tornado damage. I'm from Kansas; I know tornado damage," said DeGeer, who wasn't home at the time. "It's kind of hit or miss. There will be two or three (trailers) that are bad and then a few that are OK."
In north Georgia, an unidentified person was killed when a tree fell on a sport utility vehicle, said Capt. Tim House of the Forsyth County sheriff's office.
A similar scene occurred in southeastern Mississippi, where Jones County emergency director Don McKinnon said some people were briefly trapped in their homes as trees fell on them. Mobile homes were tossed off their foundations. In all, 15 people were hurt in the area.
As the weather moved east, tornado warnings and watches were issued in Georgia and South Carolina.
Forecasters said a cold front stretching from the Gulf of Mexico to the Northeast was to blame. Temperatures dropped in some areas from the low 70s to the 50s as the front passed, and winds gusted to near 30 mph.
Damage was reported in several parts of Alabama. In Sumter County, in the west-central part of the state, an elderly woman was in her home as a tree crashed into it. She had to be taken to the hospital.
In Tuscaloosa, home of the University of Alabama, the day was a harsh reminder of the threat of violent weather for communities still recovering from the killer tornadoes.
"It makes you sit up on the edge of the chair a little more," said Tom Perryman, who works for the school system in Tuscaloosa County, which was hard hit in April.
Some 130 miles to the east, the ailing oaks at Toomer's Corner on the Auburn campus were OK. An Alabama fan is suspected of poisoning the famous trees in February.
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Free E-Learning Microsoft Training Vouchers Available at Ventura County Job & Career Centers
Microsoft is making free training vouchers available for its online Microsoft E-Learning courses and certification classes. Offered through the Workforce Investment Board of Ventura County (WIB), vouchers are available on a first-come, first-served basis at local Ventura County Job & Career Centers.
Courses range from basic skills development in Microsoft Windows Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) to advanced training for IT Professional to Microsoft certification exams.
"Microsoft's generosity gives Ventura County's workforce a valuable opportunity to learn or brush up on skills that are often essential in the workplace," says Cheryl Moore, WIB executive director. "The courses are self-paced making them ideal for both job seekers who want to fast track their learning and those in the workforce who must budget their time."
The Ventura County voucher distribution is part of Microsoft's Elevate America program. The software company is donating 1 million Microsoft E-Learning vouchers nationwide in an effort to strengthen the workforce skills necessary for 21st Century jobs.
"Elevate America is an excellent example of how the public and private sectors can work together to advance worker job skills," says Moore. "At the WIB, we are seeing more and more of these collaborative efforts. It's an encouraging sign."
Vouchers are available for Ventura County residents. Individuals interested in the program must visit one of the six primary Ventura County Job & Career Centers (JCC) to request a voucher. To locate the JCC nearest you call 800-500-7705 or go to www.venturacountyjcc.org . Vouchers are available, while supplies last, through June 7. To learn more about Microsoft training and certification go to www.edd.ca.gov .
About the Workforce Investment Board
The Workforce Investment Board administers federal funds that help to support Job & Career Centers (JCC) and other adult, youth, and employer programs and services in Ventura County. With additional resources from the County of Ventura Human Services Agency, the JCCs provide employment assistance, career training and education services to job seekers, and employee recruitment, customized training and employer consulting to local businesses. JCC services are provided at no cost to job seekers and employers. For more information, call 800-500-7705 or visit www.wib.ventura.org.
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John Halas
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- This article is about the animator. For the politician see János Halász.
John Halas (born János Halász[1] 16 April 1912 Budapest, Hungary – 21 January 1995, London, England) was a Hungarian animator. He learned his craft under George Pal, but launched his own career in 1934, and two years later moved to England where later, with his wife Joy Batchelor, founded Halas and Batchelor in 1940.[1]
Over the years they made over 70 short subjects during the war, using propaganda from the time. Their best-known film, Animal Farm (1954), was the first full-length animated film made in Great Britain. They also produced Snip and Snap (1960). Halas died on 21 January 1995, aged 82.
- The Cartoons of Halas & Batchelor (2000)
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Peter Henry EmersonBritish, born Cuba (Sagua la Grande, Cuba, 1856 - 1936, Falmouth, England)
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EXTRACTION OF MEDICINALLY IMPORTANT PLANT METABOLITES IN GREEN TEA (Camellia sinensis)
Michael C. Tims and Lane C. Sander
Green tea (Camellia sinensis) is a popular botanical supplement reported to contain compounds with anticancer and antimicrobial activities that may also provide cardiovascular protection. Catechins make up 25% (w/w) of green tea leaves, and include cis- and trans-flavan 3 α-ols. Methyl xanthines are also present at high levels, and include caffeine and metabolic precursor theobromine. Like many botanical supplements, validated analytical methods and the reference materials necessary to research supplement label claims are lacking. To address this public need, a collaborative effort was initiated among the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), NIH-ODS, and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (CFSAN) and Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) to develop botanical dietary supplement Standard Reference Materials (SRMs). Botanical SRMs are being produced in suites that include dried plant, extract and finished product forms and are primarily intended for use in the development of analytical methods and as control materials to provide the basis for accurate measurement of relevant plant constituents. Several analytical challenges are faced in SRM value assignment. Green Tea SRM development, particularly extraction studies, will be discussed. Our findings will also address how understanding the plant biology of green tea helped get "the numbers" right.
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Everton boss Roberto Martinez says conceding an own goal in the first minute was a "massive blow" to his side's confidence as they lose 2-0 to Southampton at St Mary's.
The Toffees fell behind after 54 seconds when Antolin Alcaraz headed Rickie Lambert's awkward left-wing cross into his own net, and with Saints on top, Seamus Coleman headed another own goal to make it 2-0.
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By Merrill Reese: Sunday night should be really special as the Eagles retire Brian Dawkins number.
Nobody played the game with more passion that Dawk, and nobody was more exemplary off the field. There was no macho facade in the way that he carried himself. He was real, approachable, devoted to his family and involved in too many community functions to list.
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Content marketing is a hot topic right now. Leaving many experienced marketing teams baffled on whom and how to hire. Finding the right people can be difficult, since content marketing is focused more on brand journalism, and finding the right voice for your company. One of the problems these teams face, is that there hasn't been much literature on hiring for these increasingly critical roles. Kapost created this Top Trends in Content Marketing Hiring infographic for help shed some light on the subject.
44.9% of B2B companies are planning to hire for content marketing in the next year. Which means, there will be a lot of talented people looking for a job, and lots of great companies looking to hire. It truly is an exciting time for content on the web. Imagine how much more exciting companies' blogs will become over the next year with more original, compelling content?
The original research comes from a survey completed by more than 500 global marketers in 2014, in which they were asked:
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Soundshaper Pro is a 'front-end', meaning that it accesses and uses the underlying CDP sound transformation and editing programs. Therefore, please note that the CDP sound transformation and editing software must be installed as well as Soundshaper Pro.
Soundshaper Lite is now provided free of charge with CDP PC Systems (replacing Soundshaper Standard Edition). It is compatible with Release 5, but supports only a few Release 6-7 processes.
Soundshaper Pro (see below) is an option available for new or existing CDP PC Systems that do not yet have Soundshaper Pro and need full Release 7 compatibility, particularly for its new multi-channel functions. The current version of Soundshaper Pro is 4.3, supporting CDP Release 7.
If you already have Soundshaper Pro, you can check for updates at http://www.ensemble-software.net.
Soundshaper Pro and Soundshaper Lite share several important features:
Soundshaper Lite is optimised for stereo, being limited to two patch rows. Soundshaper Pro is designed for multi-channel work, with 16 patch rows which can process up to 16 sounds independently. Additional information is given in the Soundshaper Pro PDF information page (see link below).
Soundshaper Pro can be purchased as a single licence (allowing 3 installs), or for different Site Licence configurations. For a Site Licence configuration not shown below, please contact CDP or Robert Fraser. The Student Licence is available only to students in full-time education.
Please note that Soundshaper Pro is downloaded from Robert Fraser's website http://www.ensemble-software.net and then registered according to the procedure found in !InstallPRO.txt in the 'docs' folder after you unzip it.
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ProcessPack is a GUI-driven package of sound design modules that are complementary to the CDP system.
The CDP Desk Reference PDFs are available in the download distribution. It lists all the functions available in CDP and their modes. You can also order a printed and spiral wire-bound copy (includes postage).
CDP is distributing several CDs of music written by Richard Orton (d. 12 February 2013). A 'printing' of these CDs has only happened once, and there are a limited number left. If you would like one of these rare CDs, you can order below. The amount includes postage, and the proceeds will go to his estate.


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Projects in the Kafa region help support a wide range of sustainable development and conservation goals.
Climate Protection and Preservation of Primary Forests - A Management Model using the Wild Coffee Forests in Ethiopia as an Example (2009-2013)
NABU, in cooperation with the Ethiopian Government and other partners, started a project to protect the last natural forests in the birthplace of Coffea arabica. In the last 10 years, almost 43% of these forests have disappeared, as they have been transformed into arable land. This is causing a huge loss of biodiversity and the emission of greenhouse gases .
The NABU project will support the reforestation of 700 hectares of natural forest and cultivated areas with native tree species and the planting of 1,500 hectares of fast growing trees next to the villages, to ensure people will be living in better conditions regarding wood supply. Furthermore, 10,000 wood-saving stoves will be introduced in selected communities to reduce the communities' reliance on the forest resources.
About 10,000 hectares of natural forest will be jointly identified by the Ethiopian Government of Kafa Zone and the Kafa Biosphere Reserve management following the principles of participatory, sustainable forest management. For years this type of cooperation in Kafa has encouraged people to feel responsible for their forests.
Special tourist infrastructures, such as animal and bird watching towers, outdoor museums, and hiking trails will also be built. After receiving special training, local people will be able to guide tourists and explain the effects of climate change and agriculture practices. This project can significantly increase people's living standards.
This project will also ensure the conservation of biodiversity in the region, especially of the Arabica coffee, which has almost 5,000 different varieties. It will be a model for other future international projects, combining climate and resources protection with sustainable local development.
The project is funded by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) within the framework of the International Climate Protection Initiative.
An integrated project dedicated to sustainable development in the Kafa region for more than a decade
In 1999, Geo Rainforest Conservation launched this model initiative with private and public partners of diverse expertise integrating environmental, economic and social activities. Its concept: Long-term conservation of the Kafa forests can only be ensured if the livelihoods of local people benefit from their existence. When the project was initiated, the prime forest product of Kafa – wild Arabica coffee – had no access to the international market.
Thanks to the project technically implemented by the German Technical Cooperation, 12,000 hectares of forest are now managed by the local communities. By introducing the so-called Participatory Forest Management (PFM), 4,500 farmers are at the same time legally entitled to collect wild coffee cherries and obliged to conserve the forests. To date 27 cooperatives have joined the Kafa Coffee Farmers Union and organize the professional processing and quality control of the coffee beans. Since 2005 wild beans are exported to Europe at a price that benefits the farmers. Today, for the families of the coffee collectors – a total of 50,000 people - wild coffee is the principal source of income. This development was possible because Original Food imports the sun-dried beans and established an access to the specialty coffee market. From the 2006/7 harvest onwards, "wild collection" and "fair for life" certification enhanced the marketing success.
Rapid population increase slows down development by increasing the pressure on natural resources such as wood and water. Therefore, from the beginning, the German Foundation for World Population contributed to the projects' success by developing educational programs on sexual and reproductive health. Numerous locals received profound information and training in how to competently share information about sexual and reproductive health and contraceptives. Nowadays, in seven youth clubs around the zonal capital of Bonga, community members and especially youth learn from these trained "peer educators" how to protect themselves from HIV/AIDS and unwanted pregnancies.
To enable long-term protection of the unique forests and support regional development, The Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union in 2006 started supporting the establishment of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in Kafa. The concept was socialized in the region and welcomed by the governments at the local, regional and national levels. A relevant number of scientific studies and research projects, for example on flora and fauna, land use, GIS and tourism, were commissioned. Thanks to the support and involvement of more than 500 representatives of the region, the future biosphere reserve was zoned for a proper management and protection.
The proposal for Kafa Biosphere Reserve submitted to UNESCO's Man and Biosphere (MAB) Program by the Ethiopian Government has been recommended at the 16th meeting of the International Advisory Committee for Biosphere Reserves to be accepted by UNESCO in March 2010.
Available for download: Ethiopia's Wild Beans (in German) and the PPP Project Flyer (in English)
A forested landscapes and livelihoods project supported by Dutch and UK Universities and implemented in the Kafa Zone aims at non-timber forest products marketing and research. Click here for more information.


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The cinema industry is experiencing a similar transition as many filmmakers are foregoing film in favor of digital cinema cameras and workflows. Digital cinema cameras have led to an increasing trend in the usage of RAW workflows and proprietary RAW formats. Proprietary RAW formats lock participants, both vendors and users, into walled gardens with limited interoperability and longevity. Adobe is leading the CinemaDNG Initiative to improve interoperability in Digital Cinema RAW workflows.
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After three weeks of voting by the general public, Pitlochry Festival Theatre (PFT) has been announced as the National Winner for Scotland in the Most Welcoming Theatre Awards 2015.
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"When staying in Pitlochry during the early part of the war, I chanced to see a stately house with a fairly large garden, quite close to the town. I at once realised that here my dream theatre might well be established in this fashionable resort right in the heart of Scotland"… John Stewart, Founder of Pitlochry Festival Theatre.


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On Sunday afternoon, Borger will be well represented during the 2012 Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony taking place in the Ordway Auditorium on the Amarillo College campus, beginning at 2:00 p.m.
Longtime Borger High School Coach E.J. "Jeep" Webb will be a part of this year's three-person induction class, while Borger coach Jeff Pinkerton will be honored as the Tennis Coach of the Year, Josh and Abbie Madden as the Tennis Players of the Year, and J'Cee Pool will be honored with a Special Achievement Award.
ALTUS, Okla.-On Thursday afternoon, the Frank Phillips College Lady Plainsmen softball team opened the 2012 season with a pair of losses to Western Oklahoma College, 13-3 and 14-9.
(Game One) Western Oklahoma College 13 Frank Phillips College 3
In game one, the Lady Plainsmen committed six fielding errors, helping Western Oklahoma pull away for the run-rule win.
Western Oklahoma scored six runs in the second and third innings before the Lady Plainsmen got on the scoreboard off a three run homerun by sophomore Christine Blankenship.
ODESSA-On Thursday evening, the Frank Phillips College Plainsmen and Lady Plainsmen lost to Odessa College in WJCAC basketball action in Odessa.
(Women) Odessa College 53 Frank Phillips College 39
The Lady Plainsmen's control-the-clock style paid off for the team in the first half as they were able to go into the halftime break with a seven point lead, 22-15.
But in the second half, Odessa applied pressure on the defensive end, which resulted in ten second half Lady Plainsmen turnovers and 16 Lady Wrangler points.


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In his Washington Post column today–one of thousands he has written over his career that end with a cry to end "partisan gridlock"–David Broder gets misty-eyed over the indictment of Senator Ted Stevens. It was "a poignant moment last week," Broder writes, "when Ted Stevens of Alaska, newly indicted for accepting unreported favors from an oilman friend, walked over to Robert Byrd of West Virginia, who uses a wheelchair because of age and illness, in search of support and consolation." According to Broder, Stevens and Byrd represent "the rear guard of a generation of senators who see it as their principal responsibility to help their chronically needy citizens obtain the federal largess that can spell the difference between subsistence and a decent living."
Is there anyone else in the entire country who believes that Stevens had as his highest aim the alleviation of poverty? (Anyone other than Heather Lende, anyway, who also had an op-ed in the Post today, entitled "He's Still Our Uncle Ted.") Poor Alaskans benefited far less from his tenure in the Senate than did the political donors to whom Stevens steered so much pork. And Stevens hasn't done so badly either, with VECO Corp., an oil field services company, having carried out a renovation that more than doubled the size of his home.
The last time Broder was this overwrought was back in 1994, when Dan Rostenkowski, then chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, was indicted on corruption charges. "Seeing him brought down," Broder wrote, "is a citywide sorrow."
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Peak happiness was observed at a per capita GDP of $36,000.
Doctors Without Borders withdrew from the Afghan city of Kunduz after a U.S.-led airstrike destroyed one of the organization's hospitals, killing 22 people.
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