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Port Clinton's girls bowling team made it a sweep Monday.
Alysia Zoeller rolled a game of 191 during a 340 series as the Redskins established a school record with 19 wins with a 2,446-2,196 victory over Gibsonburg to clinch a Northern Ohio Bowling Conference championship at Tri-County Bowl in Woodville.
Port Clinton (13-2 NOBC) won a tiebreaker with Eastwood by winning two of three head-to-head matches. The Redskins, who lost only two matches this season, also took the league tournament and Northwest District sectional crowns. ...


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Epson Endeavor ST100, the macro PC
If you're a fan of ultra compact PCs, this should please you. The Epson Endeavor ST100 is a PC available in BTO measuring only 75x185x195mm and weighing 2.3kg. It can receive for example a 2.33GHz Core 2 Duo T6700, an ATI Radeon Xpress 200M, 2GB of RAM, a 160GB 5400rpm SATA hard disk, and a DL DVD burner, for a price of 1,590.00 euros. The computer has a nice look, but the D-SUB port instead of the DVI port throws me off… too bad!
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Harihareshwar (Shrivardhan)- Raigad
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Harihareshwar (Shrivardhan - Raigad)
One of the great place in Konkan... I prefer Harihareshwar to other places. My last visit to this place was in April 2002. Harihareshwar is known as Kashi of Southern India. The hill on the seashore at Harihareshwar is also known as 'Harihar' or 'Pushpadri'.
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The lord Shiva temple is old and the construction period of this temple can not be easily said. The temple might be constructed in Shivaji's Period as one can find such sculptures. But was re-constructed by First Bajirao Peshawa in 1723. The temple consists of idols of Brahma - Vishnu - Mahesh and Devi Parvati. The other temples in the premises are of Shri Kalbhairav and Shri Yogeshwari.
If you are adventurous enough to take a small boat to the north side of the bay,you can see where the
Peshwas or Prime Ministers of the Maratha kingdom originally resided. Also see the 'Peshwa' Smarak and
visit the Bankot fort at Bagmandala, about 4kms. away.
The right time to visit : January to April
Getting to Harihareshwar
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By Air: Nearest airport is Bombay 215 kms.
By Rail: Nearest railhead is Bombay.
By Road: Bombay-Harihareshwar 230 kms. via Bombay-Panvel -Mangaon-Goregaon Phat on Bombay-Goa highway. Shriwardhan-Harihareshwar 20 kms. Bagmandala- Harihareshwar 4 kms.
You can even get down at Shrivardhan and catch private vehicles / autos... Transportation is cheap.
Reservation : Bombay, Harihareshwar.
Check-out-time : 12.00 noon.


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...goodness infinite, that it receives
All who turn to it. Had this text divine
Been of Cosenza's shepherd better scann'd,
Who then by Clement on my hunt was set,
Yet at the bridge's head my bones had lain,
Near Benevento, by the heavy mole
Protected; but the rain now drenches them,
And the wind drives, out of the kingdom's bounds,
Far as the stream of Verde, where, with lights
Extinguish'd, he remov'd them from their bed.
Yet by their curse we are not so destroy'd,
But that the eternal love may turn, while hope
Retains her verdant blossoms. True it is,
That such one as in contumacy dies
Against the holy church, though he repent,
Must wander thirty-fold for all the time
In his presumption past; if such decree
Be not by prayers of good men shorter made
Look therefore if thou canst advance my bliss;
Revealing to my good Costanza, how
Thou hast beheld me, and beside the terms
Laid on me of that interdict; for here
By means of those below much profit comes."
When by sensations of delight or pain,
That any of our faculties hath seiz'd,
Entire the soul collects herself, it seems
She is intent upon that power alone,
And thus the error is disprov'd which holds
The soul not singly lighted in the breast.
And therefore when as aught is heard or seen,
That firmly keeps the soul toward it turn'd,
Time passes, and a man perceives it not.
For that, whereby he hearken, is one power,
Another that, which the whole spirit hash;
This is as it were bound, while that is free.
This found I true by proof, hearing that spirit
And wond'ring; for full fifty steps aloft
The sun had measur'd unobserv'd of me,
When we arriv'd where all with one accord
The spirits shouted, "Here is what ye ask."
A larger aperture ofttimes is stopp'd
With forked stake of thorn by villager,
When the ripe grape imbrowns, than was the path,
By which my guide, and I behind him close,
Ascended solitary, when that troop
Departing left us. ...


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text: "Report: World can end poverty by 2025." That's how MSNBC.com headlined a story from the Associated Press this past week which "spells out the investments needed to meet the U.N. goals adopted by world leaders at the Millennium Summit in 2000 to tackle poverty, hunger and disease and promote education and development, mainly in African and Asian countries." Now if you have a problem with the United Nations and that would certainly be understandable look beyond it and instead focus on this from the report: 1 billion people live on a dollar a day or less, many of them going to bed hungry every night; life expectancy in the poorest countries is half that of people in the high-income countries. And every month, for example, 150,000 African children die of malaria because they don't have bed nets to keep out mosquitoes, a tragedy the report's author calls the "silent tsunami." "A dollar a day or less." Many of us spend more than that every day on a cup of coffee with a fancy name. "A dollar a day or less." We spend more than that on a greasy burger and fries. "A dollar a day or less." We could go on and on, but what's the point? As the report stressed, at stake is life or death for tens of millions of impoverished people. That's the point. The key is development assistance "to help empower the lives of very poor people" to acquire and maintain "the basic means to stay alive." In 1970, and reaffirmed in 2002 by the U.N. conference on financing development, the world's nations agreed to provide 0.7 percent of their gross national income for development assistance. According to the most recent report, only five countries have met or surpassed the target: Denmark, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden. Six others have committed to reaching it by 2015: Belgium, Finland, France, Ireland, Spain and Britain. Who's missing from the above? Eleven of the 22 richest countries, including the United States (which currently spends 0.15 percent of its GDP on development aid), Japan and Germany. Jeffrey Sachs, head of the U.N. poverty effort, insists the goal of ending poverty is within the means of the wealthier nations. As he said in the report, "The required doubling of annual official development assistance to $135 billion in 2006, rising to $195 billion by 2015, pales beside the wealth of high-income countries and the world's military budget of $900 billion a year." "A dollar a day or less." Think about that.


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Starting kindergarten is a fun and exciting time for your child, and we understand the need to make the transition as smooth as possible for everyone. At registration, you will receive a packet filled with information for you and activities for your child to help ensure their success. We look forward to seeing you soon!
March 11 and March 12 | 4- 6:30 p.m. at all OHLSD district elementary schools.
J.F. Dulles, C.O. Harrison, Springmyer, Oakdale, Delshire
1. The student's original birth certificate
2. The student's social security card or social security number
3. Valid driver's license, or state I.D., of the custodial parent/legal guardian. This person needs to be present.
4. Proof of residency of the custodial parent/legal guardian. We will accept one of the following:
- Current Hamilton County property tax bill
- Deed to your home
- Current mortgage statement or settlement statement
- Current Rental or Lease Agreement that contains the names of all occupants. This must be current and signed by all parties and must include the landlord's name, address, and phone number.
- Parent(s) and student(s) living with another person:
Parent must obtain affidavits from the Oak Hills District Office at 6325 Rapid Run Rd. PRIOR to registration. Please contact Donna Bella at 574-3200. The affidavits must be completed, notarized with all attachments and submitted with the registration information.
5. Custody papers (if applicable). We require the certified, court stamped copy of the Decree/Decision.
6. If a parent is deceased, please provide a copy of the death certificate.
7. If the student is on an I.E.P., please bring your copy.
8. Please provide the name, address, and phone number of the student's former school. This is necessary to request records.
9. Proof of immunizations.
Click here to download all of the forms needed
If a person has a contract to build, Parent(s) must submit at registration a copy of the contract plus a letter from the builder stating that he does have a firm contract and give an estimate of the time of completion (at least 90 days from the day school starts or from the time the child starts school). The letter should contain the builder's name, address and phone number. After the house is finished, the school must receive a copy of the settlement statement or mortgage papers or deed within 10 days of the move.
If parent(s) have signed a contract to purchase a home, a copy of the purchase agreement along with a closing date must be submitted at time of registration. The moving date must be within 60 days from the day school starts or the first day the child attends school. After move is completed a copy of the settlement statement or mortgage papers or deed must be submitted to school within 10 days.
Any of the above needs to be submitted if a student moves during the year. All Changes of address and telephone number must be in writing.
For parents or guardians with special residential circumstances, or for more information call Donna Bella, 574-3200.


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Artwork created by students at Matawan Regional High School and Home Away From Home Academy will be on display on Thursday, May 22, 2014, from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Bank of America branch located on Route 34 in Aberdeen.
The exhibit titled, "Promoting Art in the Schools," will feature works created by students at both schools located in Aberdeen along with a special guest appearance by top selling American artist, H. Hargrove, considered one of the country's most-collected and renowned living artists.
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Music Industry: Whoops, our bad . . .
Posted By Barry Ritholtz On February 29, 2004 @ 8:26 am In Finance,Music | Comments Disabled
Oh, about that whole "Please help us, our industry is being killed by illegal file sharing? Sorry, our bad:"
"With album sales rising and the phenomenal growth of ringtones and legal downloads, plus record-breaking years for merchandising and publishing rights, it seems the death of the music industry has been greatly exaggerated.
According to recent record industry figures, UK sales rose by 4% in the first half of last year. The Publishing Rights Society reported that performance royalty collections (everything but record sales) in 2003 were the highest since records began in 1914.
In the US, Billboard Boxscore reported that the number of live music events worldwide was up by 25% in 2003 (generating £1.2bn in North America alone). Legal sales of downloadable songs topped 2m units a week for the first time last week. Apple's iTunes service has sold more than 30m songs, and has yet to celebrate its first birthday.
Moreover, the astonishing growth of the ringtone market continues to take everyone by surprise. Estimates as to its true size vary widely from a conservative £600,000 from Jupiter Research to a bullish £1.9m by the ARC Group.
And all this is happening in the age of illegal filesharing.
But hey, this doesn't mean we need to roll back all of that anti competitive legislation, do we? Its all right if we keep extending copyright far far beyond the original intent of the constitutional framers, um k? (Hey, we got a business to run).
Don't blame our legislative affairs department — they were only doing their jobs. OK, maybe they did it a bit too well. Just because we in the music industry played Congress for a bunch of chumps, getting them to do our bidding doesn't mean that any of that needs to be undone. We bought the Congress fair and square, and are entitled to keep our ill gotten legislative plunder.
That whole P2P thing? Also our bad:
"It also looks as if digital downloads are the saviour of the industry rather than their destroyer. As John Ingham, of O2, pointed out during the debate: "When videotape came out, the film industry fought it tooth and nail. Today, video and DVD outstrips cinema."
So, despite years of executives bemoaning the death of the music industry, we are instead in a situation where people are spending more on music than ever, thanks largely to the music being available in more formats than ever.
If anything is in crisis, it is the record industry. The wider music industry is far from it."
Whoops . . .
Second sight [1]
Sean Dodson
The Guardian Thursday February 26, 2004
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Sweat forms at the top of my brow, pooling in the brim of my upper lip,
the sun beats down its powerful rays, burning my skin,
causing the shade of beige to sizzle to a piping red.
Looking up into the the clear baby blue sky, I shield my eyes.
birds of prey float in circles above me, hovering...
Waiting for their food to perish.
I look around, breathing in the dusty air that swirls around little dust storms at my feet.
In this baron wilderness. Alone, I wait.
For nothing to come my way....
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Today's birthday (Oct. 21): You will learn everything you can about your interest until you are an expert and expertly paid, too. New friends in December will be frequent companions in 2014. Aquarius and Virgo people adore you.
Aries (March 21-April 19): Have you ever considered a treadmill desk or a ball chair? A slight adjustment to your working style could make a considerable difference in your health and productivity.
Taurus (April 20-May 20): It would be dangerous to assume you've arrived at a correct conclusion. It's better to assume that no answer is 100 percent correct.
Gemini (May 21-June 21): There are a few bumps and blocks in the road, but these are just the kind of obstacles that bring people together. You'll need a favor to get where you want to go.
Cancer (June 22-July 22): For things to go well with your team, each person must be well-suited to the job they've been assigned. You may need to shift some of the responsibilities around.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): You'll get a surge of creative fuel that you can use to drum up some fun with another person. Let playfulness rule, and there will be practical applications for what you come up with.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You know whom you like and trust, but can you really call someone who does nothing to help you an ally? Put relationships to the test.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23): How can you heal the spiritual and emotional wounds of the past? As it is with your body, healing happens naturally and can't be willed. But you do have to provide the circumstances that are conducive to healing.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21): Your honesty encourages others to be honest. Those who pretend to be something they are not are stopping themselves from becoming who they were meant to be.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): The people who don't value your input shouldn't get it. You may have to withhold your efforts for the others to feel the loss.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Just because something doesn't serve the function you want doesn't mean it's broken. Still, you have to move on to find what is going to work for you.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You're an excellent friend. You can help someone having trouble drumming up his or her own sense of worth.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): Must you always go out of your way to make a relationship work? Questions along these lines will run through your mind as you repeatedly serve a certain person.


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Central's Brent Goodenow Leads Dutch Golfers to Come-From-Behind Victory
Posted By Sports On September 26, 2011 @ 5:57 am In Today's Local Sports | Comments Disabled
Central College shaved seven strokes off its first-round score in rainy conditions to win the men's golf title at the 24-team Dubuque Bishops Buffet Invitational Sunday.
Climbing from Saturday's third-place standing, the Dutch finished at 297-290—587. Three strokes behind, Mt. Mercy was second at 298-292—590. St. Ambrose University was third at 297-298—595. Iowa Conference rival Dubuque shared seventh at 311-309—620.
Brent Goodenow tied his career best, firing a 2-under-par 70 to finish tied for second at 74-70—144.
Central plays host to the Ryerson Fall Classic Friday and Saturday at the Bos Landen Golf Club in Pella.
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A couple of themes have emerged from a media battle for the presidency.
The fight between President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney is being waged on TV and online, by the campaigns and parties alike. And it boils down to this:
Obama and the Democrats are warning voters about "Romney Economics" — and, in pointing to his tenure as governor of Massachusetts, saying: "It didn't work then. It won't work now." (How long will it take the campaign to boil this down to Romney-nomics, just as Romney has distilled the president's health care law to 'Obamacare'?)
Romney and the Republicans are promising a bright new day: With the promises of "Day One" of a Romney presidency now expanded to "The First 100 Days." (Talk about writing history before it plays out.)
The Democratic National Committee is showing a Web-video on "Romney Economics" featuring people who appear as a firefighter, a police officer and schoolteacher. "Mitt Romney says there should be fewer of them," the firefighter says, striking up the theme of an Obama campaign Web-video: "Mitt Romney's 'Jobs Plan' — fewer teachers, fewer firefighters, fewer police.
The teacher in the Democratic National Committee Web-video says: "You know what we really need less of? Romney economics."
An Obama campaign TV ad citing Massachusetts for being No. 1 in per-capita state debt as Romney left office banners: "one of the worst economic records in the country… That's Romney economics. It didn't work then, it won't work now."
The Republican National Committee fired up its Web cameras with a video quoting Obama on his pledge for a "sustained and relentless focus" on job creation, and then media accounts of the White House "pivoting" to the economy, after promoting issues such as cap and trade and new regulations: "Tomorrow. Obama will pivot again."
The Romney campaign, following up on TV ads that made promises about Romney's agenda on Day One of his presidency, offers an "infographic" at his Web-site: "How Would a Romney Presidency be different?"
Lining up Romney's first 100 days against Obama's in a second term, it says Romney will immediately approve the Keystone pipeline and will begin the process of "repealing and replacing Obamacare," while Obama will "double down on the failed energy policies that have led to higher prices and fewer jobs" and start to "hit the economy, raising taxes and stifling growth."
Romney, it says, will impose a regulatory cap on federal agencies while Obama will push through "job-destroying regulations," Romney will pursue tax reform, "cutting taxees across the board," while Obama will pursue "one of the biggest tax increases in history." Romney will "stand up to China's unfair trade practices" while Obama will "continue to resist labeling China as a currency manipulator."
One thing's certain: Their messages will get plenty of replay.


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The Elevator Pitch
How it helps create the right sales culture
By Michael Larkins
Any company that is planning on hiring sales talent in the short term has an awesome opportunity to shape the future of the company. However, evaluating someone's past performance from a quantifiable perspective is not the litmus test in determining if they are a good fit for your company; how do you evaluate the intangibles?
When I first started in the industry several years ago, I attended an event at which a speaker said, "You don't find or earn success. You attract it." At the time I didn't fully appreciate the power of that statement, but over time I have come to embrace the spirit of that message. Creating a sales culture that is customer centric and employee centric will attract the best talent out there, as opposed to a sales culture focused on metrics, numbers and the bottom line.
What's Your Line?
Something that can help create a successful sales culture within the organization is the elevator speech — a short pitch on the company's mission. Ask your staff for their pitch — ask not just the sales team, but recruiters, operations personnel and your recruited talent. If they cannot articulate what makes your company better than the competition, then you as a sales leader are failing your organization.
And it's not just about having the "right answer." Use this exercise as a way to benchmark your sales force and your company … and how effectively the leadership and communications flow. Identifying the current state of your company by analyzing empirical data is only part of the process, but all too often it's what we rely on when evaluating our performance.
Selling Our Way Out
During the last three years, when the economy was stumbling along, we made a strategic decision to "sell our way out." We hired salespeople and got very aggressive in the marketplace; an approach that was counter to what we saw taking place with our competitors. Not only did we add a few experienced sales people, but we also felt that to create a sustainable culture and sales force, we had to create a "farm system" to develop and funnel talent. We took our top recruiters and account managers who had expressed an interest in sales, and exposed them to the process.
The results have been awesome, not just in terms of identifying internal talent we may not otherwise have considered, but showing that we want to invest in developing our people. This culture enables us to attract great people who value empowerment, and are motivated by the opportunity to grow and influence the direction of the company. We found that it is not always about money; people also value their contribution and when given the chance, step up and embrace the opportunity to make an impact.
The majority of staffing firms — those not in the global, multi-billion dollar club — have a tremendous advantage as we enter into a period of economic recovery and job growth. In the past, we would talk in terms of Bull Market and Bear Market, but with access to data and constant, real-time flow of information, market changes are more like a shark attack — violent and short lived.
This confluence of information flows through social media sites, business networking and word of mouth, greatly enhancing a company's image, or hurting it; all from a single user experience. Our and midsize businesses, is excited about the anticipated growth in the upcoming year, and the opportunity to add talent to accelerate this growth. Understanding who we are as an organization and what makes us better than the rest is part of our culture and anyone new coming on board is quickly immersed in this knowledge.
For those of you who anticipate adding sales talent to your company, come up with your elevator speech to ensure the talent you want clearly understands and buys into your vision. And throw out the formulas and metrics we have used for too many years in identifying what it takes to be a successful salesperson. Instead, create a magnetic culture that draws in top talent and empowers their passion. What you will gain is much more than just a salesperson — you will gain an impassioned, driven, loyal asset and future leader for your company.
Michael Larkins is president and CEO of Suna Solutions, part of The Amerit Family of Companies. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Space Battleship Yamato / Star Blazers (1974 / 1979)
As I mentioned in my review of VOLTRON last week, I was primarily a four-cartoon kid: G.I. Joe and Transformers in the afternoon, Scooby-Doo on weekends, and STAR BLAZERS in the morning. I loved everything about STAR BLAZERS: I loved the story, the characters, the animation, the music, the end of episode countdown, and most of all, I loved the ship.
I knew it as the Argo, of course, only learning it was really called the Yamato years later when I saw a VHS for sale of one of the subsequent movies. That's when I learned it was based on a Japanese property. As a kid, I didn't really care about any of that. I was more concerned with convincing my parents to take me to the toy store in Saugus or wherever that advertised having all the Star Blazers and anime toys. The idea that I could get a model of the Argo …
Well, I never got one. I still want one. Never been able to track one down at an affordable price, but someday I'll be somewhere and see a toy store and they'll have a Yamato model and I'll be yet another guy recovering his childhood through buying something.
We are blessed to have had many incredible spaceships in animation, TV, and the movies over the past half-decade, but of all of them, it's the Argo/Yamato that has always been the coolest to me. It was probably the first thing that attracted me to STAR BLAZERS back in the day, this old World War II warship that's been refitted into a deep space battleship. It was cooler than the Enterprise, than Luke's X-Wing, even Han's Millennium Falcon. There just wasn't anything to compare to the Argo. In fact, it wasn't until The Cannonball Run introduced me to the Lamborghini Countach that any machine was as cool at the Argo.
If all STAR BLAZERS had been was the ship, however, I wouldn't have stuck around. No, I was enthralled with this story of an Earth devastated by Atomic bombs and of a crew that was attempting to travel to Iscandar at the end of the universe so an alien princess could have save the Earth. I liked the characters of the Argo's crew. I liked the villains. I got all excited when the Argo fired up the Wave Motion Gun, which the producers were smart enough to not use every single episode.
First and foremost, however, it's the characters that made coming back every episode a good time. STAR BLAZERS focuses on the duo of Derek Wildstar and Mark Venture – Wildstar is the bigger hothead of the two, while Venture is more practical. Wildstar holds a grudge against Captain Avatar, who he blames for the death of his brother on a pre-voyage to Iscandar mission. Avatar dresses like a sea captain, Nova is the emotional female, Orion fixes things, Dr. Sane is always drunk, and IQ-9 is … well IQ-9 is kinda silly but I suppose the producers thought something was needed for the kids.
The crew heads out across space, their ship not yet fully tested. They should wait, of course, but there isn't time and so they take off for Iscandar, hoping the ships works.
Standing in their way is Desslok, the leader of Gamilon. He sends all manner of attacks against the Yamato and Earth and he does it all with a slimy cool. He's a fantastic villain, completely ruthless and brimming with bravado. Gamilon makes a fantastic enemy force, since they've got a ton of cool looking spaceships, too.
The Argo/Yamato faces all manner of threats on their journey, with each episode tossing up some new threat for the crew to overcome. They enter into Jupiter, they face the threat of Gamilon's Reflex Gun, Gamilon's space mines, the Magentron Wave, and the magnificent Battle of Gamilon. We learn about the history of what happened on Earth, what happened with Wildstar's brother, and see Captain Avatar's health slowly fail him. The Americanized version of this show has been muted for kids, diminishing the use of sex and violence in favor of adventure.
I enjoyed all of it. Well, almost. The ending is a bit rushed (the return home takes a single episode, while the journey out took 25) but that's a small complaint in the midst of all this space opera goodness. STAR BLAZERS still holds up incredibly well.


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Searching too hard for lunchroom conspiracies
Mike VanOuse's Oct. 16 column proposing that the elimination of junk food in schools will "submit" kids to "an oppressive totalitarian regime" is more bellicose, paranoid, anti-intellectual hyperbole from the chief mouthpiece for our local cadre of insecure white males. Babbling yet again about "socialism/communism," he proposes we're no longer free, and that "control freaks" will "starve our children" by eliminating soda and sugary snacks. Seriously?
In the pathological conservative echo chamber, discouraging kids from becoming fat, diabetic and toothless is apparently now un-American. And shielding our innocent and vulnerable from manipulative junk-food profiteers while combating the epidemic consequences of sugar addiction is an affront to capitalism. Just another regulation to thwart business and suppress liberty, eh Mike?
Clinging zealously to the nonsense that unbridled capitalism is always good and government intervention always bad, conservatives have again been hoodwinked by greedy billionaires and their Republican puppets in Washington, D.C.
And when exactly did we lose our freedom? Was it when insecure white males realized their paternal opinions weren't the only ones that counted anymore? Or when women, minorities and gays began increasingly demanding equality rather than accept their fate in the white male hierarchy? Or maybe when we elected a brown-skinned president, an event which unleashed the unprecedented torrent of irrational fear and bigoted rage we see almost daily on this page?
Conservatives aren't interested in freedom. Only in imposing their dogmatic will on others. That's called fascism.
Jeffrey All
West Lafayette
Pitiful, not 'optimal' response on Libya
President Barack Obama wants us to think he has the best interest of our U.S. embassies in mind after the terrorist attack - I'll say it, even if he has a hard time with it - in Libya. But I'm looking for more from him than what he said on "The Daily Show:" "If four Americans get killed, it's not optimal." That's called an understatement. Pitiful.
Charles McCormick
West Lafayette
How disrespectful could Biden be?
I watched the debate between Joe Biden and Paul Ryan and very disappointed with Biden's conduct. Where was the professionalism that is associated with the office of vice president.
He was very rude with his constant interruption. It was difficult for me to even concentrate on what was being said. There is no need to use an attacking approach to get your point across.
Ryan exhibited composure. I have witnessed high school debate speech meets where debaters are taught to respect each other. I couldn't help but think, if these two gentlemen were in Judge Judy's courtroom and Biden kept interrupting as Ryan was speaking, she would probably have said, "One more outburst from you and you're out of here. You'll have your chance to respond. Got it?"
Ellen Byers
West Lafayette
Beware of a vote going to Romney
Beware, voters. The 1 percenters are blasting TV with abusively, critical ads about Barack Obama, justifying their hate for him. Gross dishonesty and big bucks are trying to win the day,
Use your heads to learn the true facts. Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan have trouble with the truth. Remember Obama is voting for you, the 47 percent and 99 percent American people. Support a tough, likeable, charismatic leader who cares first about your welfare. He is not shiftless, pandering to you for power. He is powerful, stable, enduring hard times and succeeding to bring the middle class up the ladder, as well as acknowledging equally deserved rights of veterans, women, the disabled and elderly.
Financial consequences of Romney are best explained in Paul Krugman's articles, "Triumph Over Wrong" and "Death Ideology," in the New York Times, which also describe the brutal health care proposal by Romney/Ryan.
Shifting positions is what Mitt has used all his life, says Judith Dushker, a Mormon colleague who's known him most of his life. "In Mitt's view, no one else has anything to offer. He's always right ... his modus operandi his entire life." His unsteady, erratic, aggressive approach seems to satisfy jumpstart voters, unaware of his insensitivity.
A valued system of democracy is not bought with dollars - rather it is earned from the hearts and good minds of our people. Stand up for enduring, trustworthy, intelligent traits required for a president, and you will see Obama win.
Shirley Bosler
West Lafayette
Set aside idealistic experimenting
Hey, weak and weary Ed Poe, you can stop pondering. Writer David Horowitz has discovered the answer. The eternal question is: Why do so many highly intelligent people, especially academics, promote centralized government power that inevitably morphs into Marxist dictatorships, physical and cultural destruction, and millions of butchered people?
Horowitz explains it's the deep belief that their dream of creating paradise, heaven on earth, achieving salvation of "social justice" (fancy words meaning "equal poverty for everyone"). President Barack Obama orates about "the world as it should be."
But the "progressives" (fancy word for nihilists) have no plan, no idea how to get there and don't understand how the universe works. They look around and say this American, open, prosperous, classless society isn't it. So we'll destroy America, and hopefully this time our dream will accidentally materialize. Our magnificent end justifies the lying, bribing, concealing, intimidating means. In war, everything's moral. They'll ruin lives of millions, for a historically impossible dream.
Obama and his radical collectivist advisers David Axelrod, Bill Ayres, Van Jones, etc., and billionaire puppet master George Soros are using our increasingly centralized presidential powers to fundamentally transform America. What Congress refuses to pass or fund, such as cap and trade, Obama's czars regulate into existence a piece at a time. Your Bill of Rights, free speech, religion and liberty, plus America's currency and world benefiting individual creativeness, are all under attack.
Please use those brains. Discard our extremist, anti-American, revolutionary president. Vote Libertarian if necessary. Quoting Nietzsche, "Idealism kills."
John Shippee
West Lafayette
See what Obama meant by 'change'
Four years of trillion-dollar deficits. Continued high unemployment. Record gas prices on the West Coast. Future Social Security endangered. And the news media keeps telling us that the Great Recession is over?
At least we know what Obama meant back in 2008, when he kept talking about "change." His definition of change is simple - from bad to worse.
Frank Wilkins
No room in my binder for Romney
The half-truths, distortions and outright lies by both presidential candidates and their parties are so numerous it is difficult for me to find the truth. My confusion ranges from Mitt Romney's position on abortion to how many jobs Barack Obama has actually created; from what Romney's stance is on Pell Grant funding and the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, to what actually was known and when by the Obama administration about the Benghazi attack.
In the past elections the issues didn't seem to be this obscured. But a couple of points I know are factual. I make 0.003 percent of the annual income that Romney does, and my tax rate is nearly twice that of Romney's. And Romney will not divulge any tax returns prior to his last two years. What is he hiding?
Even though my 40 years of voting has trended more toward moderate conservatives, this year I cannot vote for a boss, only a president.
Jeff Dieterle
They have too much in common
Now that the presidential debate season is in full swing, we are going to hear a lot from the media about how different the two candidates are. President Barack Obama is a Democrat and Gov. Mitt Romney is a Republican, so they must be polar opposites right? Let's look at their policies to answer this question.
The president supports the Patriot Act and further encroachments on our liberties. So does Romney. The president is for No Child Left Behind and the Department of Education. So is Romney. They both agree on the need for torture, bailouts (Romney supported TARP), and the Federal Reserve.
One of the most frightening bills recently signed into law by Obama is that of the National Defense Authorization Act. This bill allows the president to indefinitely detain any American citizen or otherwise indefinitely without trial. Would Romney have signed this into law? You bet he would.
In addition to all of these very concerning policies, they both are for maintaining a bloated military presence overseas and fighting unconstitutional wars that have no end in sight. Are these wars really making us safer, or are they encouraging more hostility against us? If another country sent drones into our country and killed innocent civilians, would we put our support behind them? Somehow I think not.
So regardless of who wins the election, don't expect too much to change. We must start electing leaders who are good, wise, and honest - qualities I think both Obama and Romney are lacking.
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I couldn't wait to weigh in this morning as it seemed like things have been going so well since last week's hiccup of .6 lb gain. I'm certain it was from extra sodium as it came off within two days.
But what started off as excitement—turned to deep mathematical concentration. The scale showed I'd lost a total of 4.2lbs since last week. I practically jumped up and down for joy….at first…..until I started doing the math. If I had showed a gain of .6 lb last week….and theoretically should have lost at least 2lbs instead…that meant I could pretty well knock off the first 2.6lbs of that. Hmmmm….that meant I really only lost 1.6 lbs this week if I look at it like that.
Oh…the wheels in my head were turning…..how come I've lost so little? I am keeping track of everything I eat. I haven't had as many workouts as I wanted…..probably only twice a week. I'd gone out and busted my tail-feathers hiking Devil's Lake State Park in Wisconsin on Sunday…and if you've never been there, let me tell you….it's a bun and thigh workout like you wouldn't believe! We hiked for 1 hour and 15 minutes, which was all climbing….and I burned just over 500 calories. I feel muscles I didn't know I had in my butt and legs!
So after doing all this analysis this morning, I decided that today was as good as any to re-measure myself. When this began five weeks ago, I took base measurements and planned on measuring once per month. So…today I decided it was time to check in on my measurements.
I went from elated…to disappointment. I thought for sure after losing a total of 11.8lbs in five weeks that I'd see all kinds of changes. Nope! I've lost a total of 5 inches….and that's measuring everything. My waist was just half an inch of that.
Maybe I'm hoping for more than there should be at this point…..but how come I never got the huge drop in the beginning like everyone else does when they start losing weight? Most people in the first week or two lose a ton of weight before it levels off to the slower amounts of 2-3lbs per week. Heck…most people can lose 11.8lbs in the first two weeks! Not me! It's taken 5 weeks! Grrrrrrr……
I'm just going to have to step up the plate a little. I haven't been exercising as much as I want…and am just going to have to make it happen–one way or another! I'm not going to give up no matter how frustrated I feel. I've done that—way too many times—the past couple of years. I'm just going to try harder to get those workouts in. I'd like to get a morning and an evening workout in if I could—-and at least if I get the morning workout in, and something is going on in the evening, it won't be quite so bad.
I don't have a plan for this yet—I'm just going to see how it goes as it happens. Wish me luck!
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I think you are losing weight at just the perfect rate. One to two pounds a week is weight loss that is maintainable. It's not coming off faster because you are doing it the right way! It's not easy to do it the way you are doing it, it's hard work. But it is the most sensible, healthy way. I see a billboard every day that says something like "I lose 50 pounds in 3 months on _______." And the blank is not "eating healthy and exercise." There will never be a billboard that says "I lost 5 pounds in one month by eating healthy and exercising." It's because everyone wants a quick fix. Don't be discouraged. YOU LOST ALMOST 12 POUNDS AND 5 INCHES!!!! YOU ROCK!!!!
Do keep up the steady and great work. As Kelly points out, the general masses often ignore sense AND sensibility. Advertising a 5 lb weight loss in a month is not appealing because it seems insignificant and non-measurable. Well, take that 5 lb monthly loss and multiply that by 12 months. In a year, that loss is 60 lbs. 60 pounds!
The key to my ongoing success (I am still a work in progress) is striving for a sensible methodology and that is a goal of 1-2 lb loss per week AND active for 3 to 4 days per week. Part of being active is trying out different things until you find something you LOVE. I LOVE ZUMBA and do it 5 times a week. The group of ladies I often Zumba with have also branched out into doing other active things like 5Ks, outdoor binking, obstacle racing (mud runs, Warrior Dash etc), spin classes, and kayaking.
Eat right and be active at least 90% of the time and you will achieve your goals. The translation of your efforts onto the scale and measuring tape will be in your favor!
If you've never tried Zumba and would like to, please contact me and join me some time.
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- Tangerine is a new program that helps you create iTunes playlists by analyzing the beat patterns of all the songs in your library. This'll help you isolate the upbeat or slow songs on your collection if you're in a particular mood. Right now, this is just a beta release.
- The Slingbox is coming to the Mac.
- So that's why we need to buy Windows Vista: electricity costs! I kid you not.
- Pic of the day: The moon as seen from orbit, with the earth to the side. Pretty cool!
- Here's a beautiful mod: Someone took their Series 3 TiVo to 1 terrabyte of hard drive capacity. That's 52 days of standard recording, or 130+ hours of HD.
- The Pokemon Wii game will allow you to use your DS as a controller, including the touch screen.
- Pac-Man has been recreated using every language, OS, and platform known to man. But did you know you can now play Pac-Man on an Excel spreadsheet?


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The ninety-minute documentary combines never-before-seen footage of Springsteen and the E Street Band shot between 1976 and 1978 plus new bonus features "Songs From The Promise" and "A Conversation With His Fans" Order now and receive an exclusive limited edition postcards set of images from the Darkness on the Edge of Town Era.
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1. The Promise: The Making Of Darkness On The Edge Of Town
Directed by Grammy- and Emmy Award-winning filmmake Thom Zimny, this critically-acclaimed documentary chronicled the making of Springsteen's 1978 classic album. Also an official selection at The Toronto International Film Festival, The BFI London Film Festival, and The International Rome Film Festival, the film includes home rehearsals and studio sessions with new interviews from Springsteen, E Street Band members, manager Jon Landau, former-manager Mike Appel, and others closely involved in the making of the record.
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Filmed before an audience of approximately sixty fans in December, 2010, in Asbury Park, NJ's historic carousel house, this one-time concert event brought Springsteen and members of the E Street Band lineup together to play never-before-performed tracks from The Promise.
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Hosted by music critic and Springsteen biographer Dave Marsh, this is an intimate, 22-minute question-and-answer session featuring Springsteen at his most candid. Before a small audience in the studios of Sirius XM's E Street Radio channel, Springsteen discusses the writing and recording of 'Darkness on the Edge of Town' intercut with the 2009 Paramount Theater concert and rare archival footage from 1976-1978.


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1975-05-16 Muhammad Ali w rsc 11 (15) Ron Lyle, Convention Centre, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA - WORLD. Referee: Ferd Hernandez. In what was a poor performance by Ali's standards he allowed Lyle (219) to dominate many of the rounds prior to the tenth and in that session the latter looked to be well on his way to victory as he plastered the champion without return. Coming into the 11th, two judges had Lyle ahead and the other had him even, but realising that his title could be slipping away Ali (224½) stepped up the tempo right from the bell. After catching the unbeaten Lyle with a big right to the jaw, Ali forced him to the ropes, and eventually a corner, where he pounded away at his now defenceless opponent. To his credit, Lyle refused to go down, but at 1.08 of the round the referee stopped the fight after a cracking left uppercut landed heavily.
Having gone 12 rounds with both Ali and Joe Frazier in 1973 non-title fights, the fourth-rated 6'4" Joe Bugner was selected for the champion's next defence. While there was no doubting Bugner's strength, toughness and excellent jab he was viewed as being too mechanical, but he had only lost six out of 58 contests and had beaten Manuel Ramos, Ray Patterson, Brian London, Chuck Wepner, Eduardo Corletti, Henry Cooper, Mac Foster and Jimmy Ellis.


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PRINCE OF WALES – The SEARHC Outreach and Enrollment Manager, Andrea Thomas, is coming to Prince of Wales January 13-17, 2014 to provide assistance to anyone interested in enrolling in the Affordable Care Act Marketplace, Heatlhcare.gov. She will be providing services with Cindy Reeves, SEARHC Patient Advocate. In addition, the Indian exemption form is available and copies will be distributed.
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Individual appointments are available at the Alicia Roberts Medical Center on Wednesday and Thursday, January 15-16th. Please call 755-4983 to set up an appointment between 8am-6pm. On Friday, January 17th individual appointments will be available at the Hydaburg Clinic between 8am-1pm. These also can be set up in advance by calling SEARHC Patient Advocate, Cindy Reeves at 755-4983.
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That's why Dothan Police Officers will be working overtime at the Civic Center this week.
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"The overall sense of safety for the people involved. So the parents that send their children, although, they are with the school officials; we're here to provide that extra sense of security."
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Shakespeare's tragic poem The Rape of Lucrece, a terrible tale of lust, rape and politics, is both beautiful and violent. From political chronicle to sexual thriller, the poem's exquisite tragedy was fully revealed in an hypnotic evening of song and storytelling, by singer Camille O'Sullivan.
The Rest is Silence (Dreamthinkspeak)
This textual and visual deconstruction of Hamlet, interweaved performance, film and installation to create a vigorous new interpretation that cuts to the heart of the play.
Meditative and dreamlike in quality, the hallmark of dreamthinkspeak's productions, The Rest is Silence was performed within a specially designed and multilayered structure, allowing the action to unfold on different levels and on all sides.
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This new Welsh translation of The Tempest by Gwyneth Lewis, combined with circus by Citrus Art, Theatr brought Prospero's dreams to life on this strange and magical isle.
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The story of Shakespeare's Coriolanus re-imagined in an era of 24-hour news, celebrity culture and a new global polity. With outside broadcasts from the battlefield, grievances delivered straight to camera and audience participants, this production was a mash-up of previous attempts to get to grips with a contrary and perplexing figure, performed in an aircraft hangar in Wales.
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A full-scale production of Bernstein's West Side Story with bold, new choreography by Will Tuckett, conducted by renowned conductor and musical director John Wilson.
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Shakespeare's great political thriller finds dark contemporary echoes in modern Africa, directed by RSC Artistic Director Designate Gregory Doran. The company for this acclaimed World Shakespeare festival production included Paterson Joseph as Brutus, Cyril Nri as Cassius, Ray Fearon as Mark Antony and Jeffery Kissoon as Caesar.
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A Tunisian Macbeth where Shakespeare's malevolent tyrant and his wife are reincarnated as the equally diabolical modern-day duo, Leïla and Zine Ben Ali. Combining Shakespeare's text with film and reportage, this production interrogated the way Arab leaders use, possess and perpetuate power.
Forests (Birmingham Repertory Theatre and Barcelona Internacional Teatre)
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Mrs. James died Monday, April 22, 2013, at her residence.
Born Aug. 5, 1923, in Clarkesville, she was the daughter of the late Emory and Alice Jarrell Nicholson. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Garnett Lamar James Sr.; daughter, Wanda L. Harris; brother, Corbitt Nicholson; and sisters, Grace Roberts and Hazel Patterson.
Mrs. James was a beautician and a member of Hillside Baptist Church.
Survivors include her son and daughter-in-law, Sonny and Marsha James of Clarkesville; son-in-law, Cal Harris of Charlotte, N.C.; sister, Helen Holt of Hurst, Texas; brother, Boyd Nicholson of Kings Mountain, N.C.; grandchildren, Laura Blackwelder, Amie Dickerson, Kari James, Whitney Jones and Chad Harris; and great-grandchildren, Abbie Dickerson, Joshua Dickerson, Eveleigh Jones, Preston Jones, Copeland Jones and Emma Harris.
The family will receive friends from 5-7 p.m. today, April 24, at the funeral home.
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Last weekend I was at home and it was cold and horrid and I slotted in Series 9 on my DVD and watched it all the way through. Sheer delight from beginning to end though I now know the dialogue word for word.ReplyDelete
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Appel Farm Arts & Music Center and Landis Theater performers.
Dessert manufacturer Limpert Brothers.
Food samples: Italian, American, Chinese, Soul, Mexican, Spanish, Jamaican and Thai.
Dr. Frank DeMaio as Charles Landis.
Historic costumed people from Shirly Burke & Co.
Vineland Historical Society.
Police K9, Segway, motorcycle demonstrations as well as an antique car.
The Police Athletic League.
Artists George Perez.
Crust N Krumbs Bakery cake samples.
Blitz cheerleaders.
Health Department Mobile Unit.
Autism Awareness Group.
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Miss Vineland Olivia Cruz.
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VINELAND — Charles Landis made sure the avenue named after him was plenty wide, but did he go far enough to handle whats coming here Wednesday morning?
The 600 block of East Landis Avenue will be blocked off for most of the morning to allow the Fox 29 News Good Day Philadelphia show to introduce the Delaware Valley region to Vineland.
Food, rescue vehicles, performers and historical re-enactors are part of a crowded and still growing list of sights to see the city and business community is compiling for Fox reporter Jennaphr Frederick.
Vineland will be the first community in New Jersey to be featured on the news shows Jenny On Your Block segment.
First of all, we love Vineland, Frederick said. What happened was there are a lot of cities we cover all the time. Were always in Philadelphia, obviously, and always in different places around the region because there is news happening.
What we did a couple of months ago is we looked at the producer and said, Where arent we going to? she said. Thats when we started looking at these towns. Quite frankly, we started looking at a coverage map. If we have viewers there watching us, we need to put some sun on them.
City government, the Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce and the Vineland Downtown Improvement District all have a piece of putting together the best of Vineland into one block.
The city is flying a banner with its new Discover the Difference slogan as well as sending firefighters and police with their equipment.
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Frederick said the segment started airing in May. Vineland will be, probably, the fifth, she said.
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Have your spare change ready in case you get a knock on your door this weekend. Friendship Home's biggest fundraiser takes place in Lincoln this Sunday, October 2nd. Volunteers will be canvasing the city going door to door to collect spare change. Any donation you can make will be accepted, from a penny to cash dollars. The donations all go toward the Friendship Home, Lincoln's shelter for women and children escaping domestic violence.
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Our founder, Ninh Nguyen, has long owned and operated the commercial real estate investment company ND Commercial, LLC. Though he had always used brokers and sales agents to locate the best real estate in the past, he found he was unable to get a hold of many realtors because the realtors themselves were so busy and that he was able to track down and secure some of the best properties for his clients on his own.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) _ A Topeka man is convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of a man over $20.
A Shawnee County District Court jury on Tuesday convicted 42-year-old Darwin David Law in the stabbing of 45-year-old Jon A. Chiselom on Sept. 19 in an apartment.
Prosecutors say the dispute over $20 led Chiselom to take a duffel bag belonging to Law's girlfriend as he left the apartment.
Law then followed and kicked Chiselom down a stairway outside the apartment.
Prosecutors say Law then stabbed Chiselom at the bottom of the stairs. A defense attorney argued Chiselom ran back up the stairs attacking Law, who reacted in self defense.
The jury decided against the more serious charge of voluntary manslaughter.
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ASHAWAY -- The 13th Annual Ashaway Holiday Stroll returns to town this Saturday.
The all-day event which kicks off at 8 a.m. with a breakfast with Santa Claus at the Ashaway fire station located off Route 3 in the Ashaway village.
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Lori Slattery Smith, director of the UW Cancer Center Riverview, talks just outside the new reception area of the center, which is geared to provide more patient privacy.
"Comfortable" might not be the first word that comes to mind when thinking about chemotherapy.
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C.J. Wilson declines Rangers' offer for on-field ring ceremony: 'That would really go over great'
Angels left-hander C.J. Wilson declined the Rangers' invitation to receive his American League championship ring on the field in a pre-game ceremony.
"That would really go over great," Wilson said sarcastically after being booed in both starts during the weekend series.
General manager Jon Daniels and manager Ron Washington presented Wilson with the ring in the Angels' clubhouse before the game. Wilson tied for the Rangers' lead in wins last season with 16 and moved to the Angels as a free agent in the off-season.
Briefly: Bench coach Jackie Moore reported light-headedness during the sixth inning and was taken for tests. An EKG at the park showed no abnormalities, but Moore was taken to Medical Center of Arlington for more tests. Moore, 73, was to be held overnight. … After working two of the Rangers' last five series, the umpiring crew headed by Jerry Layne is not scheduled to see them again this season. … Right-hander Neil Ramirez, who received a Triple-A Pacific Coast League pitcher on the week award in April, continued his recent troubles by allowing eight runs in 3 1/3 innings during Round Rock's 9-1 loss at Tacoma (Seattle.) Ramirez is 2-2 with an 11.34 ERA in 16 2/3 innings for his last four starts.


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Eva Mae Marshall, age 82, passed away in her home February 7, 2013.
Eva was born Aug. 15, 1930 in Monroe, Michigan to Arthur and Anna Riddle.
She attended Monroe High School.
She married Donald F. Dahl and had three children: Richard James, Sherry Lynn and Mark Allen Dahl.
Sadly her son Ritchie died on February 15, 1956.
Eva and Don along with Bill and Doris Bernhardt built and ran the very first Big Boy in Monroe. Eva and Doris ran a catering business from the basement there for several community organizations. She was also an avid bowler, Bridge Club and Lulybye Club member.
Eva married John Whitehouse. From that union, she had a daughter, Tami.
Eva married Stanley Marshall. They enjoyed their second home in Curtisville, Michigan doing all outdoor activities. They "sold-out" and moved permanently to Sebring, Florida in September, 2001.
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She was all her children's best friend, as she made each one of us feel that we were special to her. She will be greatly missed by all of her children who loved her unconditionally.
She is survived by her daughter, Sherry (Dahl) Hopper, son-in-law Dwain Hopper, son, Mark Allen Dahl and daughter, Tami (Whitehouse) Gerity and son-in-law Mike Gerity, along with her grandchildren Mark V. Dahl of Newport, Michigan, Carly (Dahl) Bork of Arkansas, Matthew and Sarah Wilhelm of Delta, Ohio, three great-grandchildren, McKinsey, Destiney and Hunter Dahl, along with step-children Denise (Marshall) Hoctor, Scott (Polly) Marshall, Jeff (Holly) Marshall and David (Dawn) Marshall, eight step-grandchildren, four step-great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, half-brother Richard (Janet) Blessing and half-sister Sharon (Chuck) Zorn.
She was preceded in death by her husband Stanley Marshall, her son Ritchie Dahl and her father Arthur Riddle, mother Anna Carroll and step-mother Ruth Riddle-Monday along with her friend and sister Pauline (Heil) Casciola.
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(July 11, 1930 - March 27, 2013)
Mr. John Thomas Foster, 82, born July 11,1930 in Bay Minette, Alabama and a resident of Perdido, Alabama, died Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at Mobile Infirmary. He is preceded in death by his father, John Thomas Foster, Sr.; his mother, Lizzie Fretwell Foster Clark; son, Roger Foster; brothers, Henry, Eugene and William Foster, Fred Foster; sisters, Louise Maddox, Annabelle Ramer.
He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Mary Lou Weekley Foster, Perdido, AL; four daughters, Judy (Ronnie) Peacock, Bay Minette, AL, Janet (Web) Bush, Perdido, AL, Cheryl (Malcolm) Harrelson, Perdido, AL, Carol Foster, Bay Minette, AL; eight grandchildren, Heather (Rod) Johnson, Amber (Jeremy) McKissack, Blake (Ashley) Coleman, Cody Coleman, Jennifer (Brian) Sanders, Jodi (Dustin) Freeman, Jessica (Blake) Bossard, and Tonya (Marcus) Loftis and eleven great grandchildren; two brothers, Mark Foster, Baton Rouge, LA and Buddy Clark, Andalusia, AL; sister, Lena V. (James) Scott, Troy, AL.
Tom worked at Alabama Dry Docks and Shipbuilding in Mobile as an Insulator Foreman. He retired in 1988. He was an active member of Perdido Baptist Church and served on the cemetery committee for several years. He was a Master Mason of Perdido Lodge No. 752 F.& A.M. in Perdido, AL.; also an active member of Carney Lodge No. 549 F.& A.M. in Atmore, AL. Tom was a veteran of the Korean Conflict having served with the U.S. Army.
He was a loving husband, wonderful father and grandfather and a great friend. He leaves behind two loyal companions, Sparky and Angel. Tom never met a stranger and will always be remembered how funny he was and how well he treated people. He will be greatly missed.
The funeral service will be held Friday, March 29, 2013 at 1:00 P.M. at Perdido Baptist Church with the Reverend Malcolm Harrelson, Reverend Robert Klotz and Chaplain Cindy Still officiating. Interment will follow at Perdido Baptist Cemetery. Masonic honors will be rendered at graveside by Perdido Lodge No. 752, F.& A.M.
Active pallbearers will be Blake Coleman, Rod Johnson, Jeremy McKissack, Jerry Hall, Nip Hadley and Ryan Johnson. Honorary Pallbearers will be the members of Perdido Lodge No. 752, F.& A.M. The white ribbons worn by the active pallbearers are in memory of those who lost their battle with lung cancer and in honor of those still fighting.
Funeral arrangements are by Norris Funeral Home, Bay Minette, AL. Online condolences at www.norrisfuneralservice.com


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November 24, 2015
Deputies have arrested a grandfather for allegedly putting his six-year-old granddaughter in danger.
The Laurel County Sheriff's Office tells us James McDonald had the girl with him while begging for money at South Stewart Road and U.S. 25 E.
Deputies say he told them he gets food stamps, didn't need the money and knew having the girl there wasn't safe.
McDonald is charged with endangering the welfare of a minor.
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A view of the Carson Valley from the Interpretive Loop, a hiking, biking and equestrian trail made by the Carson Valley Trails Association.
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When members of the Carson Valley Trails Association found out it received a $25,000 grant from the Bingham Charitable Fund, they were thrilled.
But there was a catch that is often part of these types of donations. All they have to do now is raise another $25,000 to receive the grant.
The CVTA has launched a "Love Your Trails" campaign to accomplish this task, which must be done before March 31. ...