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August 22nd was the big day to celebrate Molly's life. Lots of people helped to plan and make sure Molly's party was the biggest, best party we could throw for her, and it happened to fall on what would have been her 6th birthday. We didn't know what to expect with Hurricane Bill on the way, but everything turned out perfectly.
A traditional Hawaiian paddle out ceremony was planned to celebrate Molly's life. By 6:45 people were already arriving, and when the event kicked off there were probably around 800 people on the beach. It was a humbling showing of community.
The day started off with some moving words from Ralph Fatello and then Buck, talking about Molly, the history behind the paddle out tradition, and about the incredible community in Hampton, NH. While the crowd was organized, flowers were placed on all the surfboards laid on the beach. Lead up until, and during the speaking, it was eerily quiet. When it was time to head out, people grabbed their boards and took the flowers with them (mostly in their teeth) and few people had leis as well.
The paddle out took place in the little cove in front of the Fish Shacks, at the north end of the Wall towards the bath house and Cinnamon Rainbows. This area was mellow enough that even with some hurricane swell it was an easy paddle out, and lots of groms were able to paddle out and join in. The goal was to have everyone form in the shape of a heart, found in Molly's logo, with the kids closer to the beach to make it a little easier for them. It was awesome how many kids took part. Meighan and Keiran were in an outrigger that was paddled out into the center of the heart, with a pink Molly flag hanging from the outrigger.
About 300 people paddled out, and it was incredibly organized quiet, not what you'd normally expect with 300 people around you in the water. Waves were calm, and as things got going the morning fog lifted and the sky cleared up as soon as everyone was in motion. At this point, it turned into one of the most spiritual, emotional events many of us have been to.
Ralph said some words, each of them followed by 300 hoots, each pass getting louder and louder. After some more words, people started adding their thoughts. Because the event took place on Molly's sixth birthday, someone yelled out "Happy birthday, Molly" which turned into the entire heart singing happy birthday to her, easily audible from the beach. There were lots of cheers, lots of hoots, lots of tears, and even a few laughs. At the end of the ceremony, Buck and Meighan threw their flowers into the water, followed by the rest of the crowd, leaving an ocean full of flowers to paddle through to come back in.
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Because (and I hate to invoke this old bit) Steve Jobs "cracking" the television means a change in the industry on the order of the iTunes Music Store.
It's in the software. We haven't seen that yet, but there is ABSOLUTELY nothing a television can provide that a $99 box cannot.
Now there are those who would prefer to just pay for the shows/ channels they want rather than paying for a package full of channels they never want. If that's what Apple is attempting to crack then it's a whole lot more than perfecting the UI. Then we're talking about content and distribution. And I'm skeptical that Apple will be able to break the cable/satellite control of TV. TV is not the same as music was back in the early 00's when people were using file sharing to illegally acquire music. I can't see TV networks or movie studios bending over for Apple just because, well, it's Apple.


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collins okoh/Nigeria November 24, 2015, 4:10 am
A BIG THANK YOU to our beloved Pastor. After we have taking a big breath of the IPPC, instructions will be carried as you gave. The impactation has been so wonderful. A big thank you goes to the Organising committee. Our lives will not be the same as we put resolutions back to our churches and our nations taking over our nations more than ever before the work starts now for greater results.
Agbor Lydian Ebob/Cameroon November 23, 2015, 8:08 am
Thank you pastor, I'm a player in my world. Love you sir big time.
collins okoh/Nigeria November 23, 2015, 2:25 am
You are to much Pastor. I love you sir.
collins okoh/Nigeria November 23, 2015, 12:28 am
Thanks you Pastor sir for the message
collins osarobo/Spain November 18, 2015, 11:30 am
I love your manner of life Pastor.God bless you
James ndifreke/Qatar November 17, 2015, 9:42 pm
Thank You Sir. Pastor, another opportunity to shout IPPC 2015. The partners are highly blessed and favoured by this conference. My expectations are very high just to participate and received that which God has in store for us by the Holy Ghost as we follow the pattern taught to us by our Great man of God; mentor; Rev.Dr. Chris Oyakhilome. God bless You Sir.
Agbor Lydian Ebob/Cameroon November 17, 2015, 8:32 am
Thank you Pastor for the "Words of faith and Faith speaks", my faith is strengthened more. I know that I am in partnership with God. I am transfigured by the renewing of my mind that I may know what is that good, acceptable, perfect will of God. Hallelujah!
victoria bizi/Israel November 11, 2015, 7:22 pm
Thank You Pastor Sir. I am marvelously bless and favoured together with my family. The word of God is lighting our lives in every area; divine health, prosperity, abundance,wisdom. We lack nothing. The word of God is real.
Agbor Lydian Ebob/Cameroon November 11, 2015, 12:04 pm
I greet my Dear Rev(Dr) Chris with joy his messages are full of light; faith that had caltapulted me from where i was to another level of success. Thank You Pastor as you prepare to shewer the anointing to the delegates of the IPPC come 16th Nov.2015 be strengthened in the Name of our Lord
Agbor Lydian Ebob/Cameroon November 10, 2015, 5:00 pm
I greet my Dear Rev(Dr) Chris with joy his messages are full of light; faith that had caltapulted me from where i was to another level of success. Thank You Pastor as you prepare to shewer the anointing to the delegates of the IPPC come 16th Nov.2015 be strengthened in the Name of our Lord
Agbor Lydian Ebob/Cameroon November 10, 2015, 5:00 pm
Thank you pastor for the word.
Honorine/Austria November 10, 2015, 9:51 am
Thank you so much sir for this teaching. My faith overcomes and triumph . I'm a success. Thank you Pastor sir
ogunyanwo adeleke/Ukraine November 9, 2015, 2:15 pm
Pastor sir, my life has just neing transformed from were it was.
david/Nigeria November 8, 2015, 11:14 pm
God bless you Pastor Chris. The revelation of God is flowing through you and I'm being reprogram by those revelations
Juliushaston /USA November 6, 2015, 1:02 pm
Good day Dad, your teaching is producing results in my life. I command the devil to stop his operations in my family and he obeys. Dad, your messages are important to me. I have hagar the word all the time. I am favoured in the name of Jesus Christ.Thank you so much.
Agbor Lydian Ebob/Cameroon November 6, 2015, 9:13 am
Good mornining Rev.Dr.Father, You are mightly blessed with the Love of our Heavenly Father. Let His ZOE life that He has imparted in you continually do these wonderful works through His Word to us. Dad, l love you immensely
Agbor Lydian Ebob/Cameroon November 5, 2015, 7:55 am
Thank You Pastor Sir, the Word of God, when we speak or make declarations in the name of Jesus we are taking His place and standing in His stead as master over circumstances. The word of God is really life to us thank you Pastor we are bless and favoured in our generation.
Agbor Lydian Ebob/Cameroon November 4, 2015, 5:53 pm
Thank you pastor for the messages ,you are a saving life coach, God bless you sir
Maureen georgia /Nigeria November 3, 2015, 8:36 pm
Thank you Sir this teaching of the Word has flooded my heart..I received revelation knowledge..Love you Pastor
Pastor Patricia Nhlapho/South Africa November 3, 2015, 2:16 pm
We can't do the work of God by our Own knowledge, we need to collaborate with the Holy Spirit. That Word Pastor is mine. God bless you
Françoise Siroma /Cameroon November 1, 2015, 10:22 am
Thanks father for this teaching. It's powerful and it has made me full. You are the best teacher of the word of God. May God bless you
Sbusiso khawula/South Africa November 1, 2015, 6:35 am
Thank You so much Pastor for communicating the word in the anointing of the Spirit. Thank you so much, Sir. I love you.
ENDWELL STEPHEN/Malaysia October 29, 2015, 8:12 pm
You Are The Best Sir. I love you so much.
Nfon Godswill Shey/Cameroon October 29, 2015, 6:38 pm
Pastor Sir, thank you very much you are my best teacher teaching me the word of God. The Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the father full of grace and truth. According to John 1:14 we are blessed to have you as a teacher of the Word and us being the students of the word of God praise the name of the Almighty God for evermore.
Agbor Lydian Ebob/Cameroon October 29, 2015, 2:23 pm
Pastor Sir, I thank you for the word of God that is a searchlight in every area of my life; it touches every subject in my life thank you Sir, no wonder the Bible says it discerns the thought and intends of the heart according to Hebrews 4:12. I feed on God's word.
Agbor Lydian Ebob/Cameroon October 27, 2015, 12:05 pm
The thought that came to me while listen to this message is that "I can not be in the presence of God and not be changed "
Mrs Charity Kachokammanja/UK October 26, 2015, 8:55 pm
The glory of the word of God is inside me in my spirit
Camillo Taruwona Musundire/South Africa October 26, 2015, 11:28 am
Thank You man Of God for enriching us with the undiluted Word of God. You are a real gift of God on this earth.
bongiwe hillary masilela/South Africa October 25, 2015, 2:08 pm
Thank you Pastor. I'm blessed listening to this inspiring message. God bless you
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Ronald M. Pannkuk, 71, of Shannon, died Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at Stephenson Nursing Center in Freeport.
Ronald M. Pannkuk, 71, of Shannon, died Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at Stephenson Nursing Center in Freeport.
He was born on July 19, 1941 in Buffalo Center, IA, the son of Minert and Sadie (Ruter) Pannkuk. Ronald married Corrine Ryan on October 15, 1966 in Forreston, IL.
Ronald graduated from Shannon High School in 1960. He farmed in the Shannon area, worked for Cherry Brothers and Green Giant, and also was an L.P. truck driver for Carroll Service. He was a member of North Grove Evangelical Church. He enjoyed spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren and his pets.
Ronald is survived by his wife, Corrine Pannkuk of Shannon, IL; his son, Kevin (Trisha) Pannkuk of Shannon, IL; three daughters, Karen (Garry) Richards of Freeport, Suellen Pannkuk of Shannon, and Linda (Ron) Getz of Savanna; his brother, Gene (Katy) Pannkuk of Forreston; his sister, Joyce (Thomas) McPhillips of Stockton; four grandchildren, Jameson Pannkuk, Sarah Richards, and Riley and Lakin Getz; and nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one grandson, Justin Richards.
Funeral services for Mr. Pannkuk will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, January 19, 2013 at North Grove Evangelical Church in rural Forreston, with Rev. Tom McClellan officiating.
A visitation will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. on Friday at Burke-Tubbs Funeral Home in Forreston. Burial will take place at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens in Freeport.
A memorial fund has been established in his memory.
Please visit www.burketubbs.com to sign his online guestbook and to share memories.
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Black Keys play to packed Consol Energy Center
The last time The Black Keys played a show in Pittsburgh was in 2010 at the Carnegie Mellon University Spring Carnival. Since then, a lot has happened for them.
They continued touring into 2011 for their sixth album, "Brothers," performing on late night TV shows, headlining music festivals like Bonnaroo and Coachella, selling out two shows at Central Parks' Summer Stage festival and Madison Square Garden in less than 15 minutes.
"Brothers" has since sold more than 1.5 million copies worldwide, winning a Grammy Award for best alternative music album, along with best rock performance by a duo for the single "Tighten Up," which spent 10 weeks No. 1 on Billboard's alternative music chart.
On April 30, they played to a packed Consol Energy Center, touring for their newest album, "El Camino," which earlier this year won a Grammy for best rock album along with the best rock song and best rock performance for the hit single "Lonely Boy."
The Pittsburgh show was cancelled on their last tour with The Kings of Leon, but was well worth the wait for fans to see them headline the show April 30 with The Flaming Lips. Gone are the days of playing free shows for students, that's for sure.
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Antoine Walker having his problems with the Heat being suspended by Pat Riley for not making weight and other things was traded. They've been looking to get rid of Doleac for sometime as we all knew since he was included in many offers for MP2. And Simien was oft-injured. Davis comes at a good time since Wade may be out for the first few games and they'd like his scoring. Blount is was the add-on of course.
HEAT GET: Ricky Davis and Mark Blount
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Post #1 · Posted at 2012-06-06 11:17:42pm 3.4 years ago
Recently I downloaded and installed LR2 on my Windows XP laptop. When I play certain simfiles, LR2 crashes and a message appears:
LR2body.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.The game is still playable when i Alt+Tab until after the results screen. Anybody know the solution? Help would be gladly appreciated
Post #2 · Posted at 2012-06-07 12:21:25am 3.4 years ago
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Not a problem with you. LR2 never exited Beta and is still buggy, with all development on it completely halted.
All you can do unfortunately is deal with it and try playing the songs again.
All you can do unfortunately is deal with it and try playing the songs again.
Post #3 · Posted at 2012-06-07 12:23:11am 3.4 years ago
Sad. Oh well. Thanks for the info!
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Try setting the non unicode of your pc to japan that might help
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Try setting the non unicode of your pc to japan that might helpAlready done that since i got rid of applocale. I'll just deal with it.
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Chances are that it's the (known) memory leak bug. It can be mostly avoided by exiting and reopening every now and then, but I personally don't bother since records are saved immediately and the only things lost/reverted are the options currently set.


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Professional travel writers, magazine editors, and travelers are the best sources for cruise reviews. Based on the abundant feedback we found, several cruise lines and ships stand out for the all-around quality of the cruise experience.
Overall Experience.The best indication of a good cruise is the feeling you carry with you once you get home, and whether you'd recommend the experience to a friend. Cruise line ratings at Cruise Critic consistently rank Carnival Cruise Lines above average for overall experience; indeed, it was named the editors' pick for best budget-friendly cruising in 2012. Thousands of cruise reviews posted by travelers on the site agree, hailing the variety of activities, family options, and the quality and cleanliness of Carnival ships. The Carnival Dream (starting at $60), listed here as a good cheap cruise, sails to the Caribbean from its two home ports in New Orleans and Port Canaveral, Fla. (near Orlando). Travelers on the Dream ship consistently comment on the wide array of entertainment options for all members of the family and are impressed by the size of this boat in comparison to others in the fleet, although the enormity is mentioned as both a positive and negative.
Norwegian Cruise Line has won repeated Porthole Cruise Magazine Readers' Choice Awards for best short-duration cruises, such as those offered on the new Norwegian Breakaway (starting at $70), one of our top picks. This particular ship sails out of New York City to Bermuda, the Caribbean, and Florida, and cruise reviews report that the short voyages are filled with hours of partying or relaxing (your choice), friendly passengers, and good service. Our other best pick, Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas (starting at $57), earns similarly enthusiastic endorsements from travelers. Reviews posted on Orbitz highly rank the vessel's seven-night Caribbean cruises for ship quality and overall experience. The passenger reviewers range in age from 20-something to 65-plus, suggesting that this cruise appeals to a wide audience.
Celebrity Cruises' Eclipse (starting at $60) is highly regarded for its luxury atmosphere. Passengers who have posted reviews on Cruise Critic rave about the crew's attention to detail and the outstanding cuisine available on-board. The editors at Cruise Critic note that even though Celebrity is a mass-market cruise line, it still feels luxurious and warm.
Cruise reviews for MSC ships (starting at $60) tend toward the ho-hum. Expert travel sites such as Fodor's point out that this Italian line has a distinctly European feel, with announcements made in multiple languages and entertainment and activity options that may not thrill American passengers. Travelers' assessments posted on the rating site Cruise Reviews are divided, even when discussing their experience on the same ship, and less than enthusiastic overall. Passengers generally talk up the value price and cleanliness of the ships, but many complain about lackluster food, boring entertainment, mandatory service charges, high-priced drinks, and personnel who don't always speak English or accommodate requests.
We also checked out Voyages of Discovery because it tacks in a different direction. This line operates two relatively small ships that sail worldwide, many for weeks at a time, and feature speakers with deep knowledge about the cruising region. Cruise reviews written by passengers are all over the map. Older/retired travelers tend to give it higher marks, as do those who say they like intimate cruises in order to make new friends. But reviewers also say these no-frills ships aren't for everyone. They report the decor is plain, the food is average, and the entertainment is disappointing. Still, some travelers commenting on Cruise Critic are willing to make sacrifices for the affordable and leisurely trips to destinations such as the South Pacific, the Baltics, and Northern Europe, and to hear related educational lectures along the way.
Cruise Accommodations.Most cruises offer four basic cabin styles: inside (no window), outside (with window), balcony, and suite. The choice of cruise accommodations isn't so simple, however. Some cruise lines divide those four room styles into as many as 20 price categories based on location, size, and amenities, so consider your personal priorities when choosing your cruise accommodation. If you don't plan to spend much time in your cabin, book the cheapest cabin you can find. But if you think of your stateroom as a retreat, you might want to pay for more square footage and amenities. Rooms on older ships can be as small as 100 square feet, particularly for inside cabins. Also note that cruise lines often include the veranda in the overall square footage. A Sky Suite on the Continental Deck of the Celebrity Eclipse (starting at $60), for example, averages about 300 square feet, 79 of which are veranda space.
When possible, look at an online map of the ship's deck plans before deciding which cruise accommodation you want. Consider what is below, above, and next to each cabin. You may not want to be directly under the noisy pool deck or disco hall, for instance. Passengers roosting in cabins on the lowest decks will hear the hum of the ship's propellers -- a plus or minus, depending on your taste for background noise. If you get seasick easily, you'll want to avoid the highest-level rooms, which sway the most. The experts at Cruise Critic suggest that the optimal cruise accommodations are cabins that have staterooms above and below, like a traditional hotel.
Cruise cabins or staterooms rarely compare to hotel rooms, though, because of their below-average size, basic bathrooms, and, in some cases, lack of exterior windows. Still, some accommodations stand out for all-around quality. Cruise line ratings show high marks for Carnival Dream cabins based on their relative spaciousness, pleasant decor, and beds that open into larger sizes. Reviewers rank Voyages of Discovery above average for cabin size and storage space, a plus because these cruises tend to be much longer than most. Travelers have given Norwegian Cruise Line high ratings for the quality of the staterooms, noting that they're clean and relatively spacious. And despite low marks in categories such as food, MSC Opera performs well in reviews on Cruise Critic for the cleanliness and size of its cabins.
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What does high blood pressure have to do with heart disease?
Blood pressure is the force your blood makes against the walls of your arteries. The pressure is highest when your heart pumps blood into your arteries - when it beats. It is lowest between heart beats, when your heart relaxes. A doctor or nurse will write down your blood pressure as the higher number over the lower number. For instance, you could have a blood pressure of 110/70 (read as "110 over 70"). A blood pressure reading below 120/80 is usually considered normal. Very low blood pressure (lower than 90/60) can sometimes be a cause of concern and should be checked out by a doctor.
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a blood pressure reading of 140/90 or higher. Years of high blood pressure can damage artery walls, causing them to become stiff and narrow. This includes the arteries carrying blood to the heart. As a result, your heart cannot get the blood it needs to work well. This can cause a heart attack.
A blood pressure reading of 120/80 to 139/89 is considered prehypertension. This means that you don't have high blood pressure now but are likely to develop it in the future.
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10/21/13 – City Imposes Curfew and Cracks Down on Safety Risks for MoonFest
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(West Palm Beach, FL) – The City of West Palm Beach will be imposing an early curfew on teenagers and enforcing strict safety regulations for this year's MoonFest event downtown on October 26th.
West Palm Beach Police Captain Tony Spatara went over the rules:
1) MoonFest is a gated, age 21 and over event.
2) All visitors will be required to produce proof of age, and will receive a wristband to access the event.
3) The city will be enforcing a 9:00pm curfew on October 26th for anyone under the age of 18 not accompanied by an adult.
Anyone found in violation of the curfew will be taken to an area on the corner of Fern St. and Rosemary Avenue and required to stay there until an adult picks them up.
4) The following items will not be allowed inside the gates:
-Purses over 12 x 12 x 6
-Weapons of ANY kind (even if they are not real and part of your costume)
5) Finally, since MoonFest is an adult event serving alcohol, the city urges everyone attending to select a designed driver to ensure a safe trip home.
City parking garages will be open for the event.
They include 2,800 available spaces.
Parking will be $10….cash only upon entrance.
There is no tailgating, drinking or organized activity permitted in the garages.


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When disaster strikes, wouldn't it be nice to simply pack up a hospital and take it to the patients? That is exactly what Carilion Franklin Memorial Hospital (CFMH) did during the derecho two years ago using a Stabilization Treat in Place (STIP) tent, provided by the Near Southwest Preparedness Alliance (NSPA). The STIP tent was recently set up for staff training at CFMH and featured in an article by the Franklin News Post. Read more about the tent and how CFMH and NSPA extend the reach of hospital services into the community.


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The Winds Of Change
By Jürg Rupp, Executive Editor
In June 2006, the China National Development and Reform Commission and the China National Textile & Apparel Council held a conference to discuss the development of its textile and apparel industry.
In a vision for the 11th Five-Year plan from 2006 to 2010, ambitious targets for the textile and apparel industry were set, including the following:
• In 2010, China's national textile and apparel industry will substantially increase its self-innovating capacity and develop intellectual properties;
• The industrial structure will be further developed with a considerable improvement of the overall level of technological equipment; and
• Low-level primary processing capacities with low-efficiency, high-energy consumption and heavy pollution will be restricted or reduced to achieve a substantial improvement in energy consumption and environmental preservation.
The following sectors of the textile and apparel industry were specifically named:
• cotton spinning and weaving;
• wool spinning;
• linen spinning and weaving;
• man-made fibers;
• apparel;
• industrial textile products;
• household textiles;
• printing;
• knitting; and
• silk.
Of course, textile machinery also was prominently mentioned. The ambitious plan calls for the drive to raise the level of the whole industry. In the dyeing sector, the target is to phase out equipment and dyeing factories that do not comply with the standards for anti-pollution measures. Some factories have already been closed down.
Finishing is more than ever playing an important role in the global textile industry for many different reasons. Textile machinery manufacturers are challenged to meet not only the increasing environment-related requirements, but also flexibility and low maintenance needs. The forthcoming ITMA 2007 in Munich, Germany, will show if these manufacturers have done their homework.
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The Eastern Washington University women's basketball team (1-0) hits the road for its first away contest of 2006-07, playing at UC Irvine at 7 p.m. on Monday.
The Eagles are coming off a season-opening 75-69 victory over Montana Tech on Friday in a game contested at Spokane Community College. The Orediggers would then top Montana State in MSU's season-opening contest on Sunday, 66-57. UC Irvine has yet to play in 2006-07 and will be playing its season-opening contest versus EWU.
In EWU's victory over Montana Tech, the Eagles were led by Joanna Chadd (16 points, 4-of-9 on three-pointers), Katy Baker (13 points, seven rebounds), Brittney Osborn (14 points, five rebounds), Jessica Huntington (five rebounds), Tara Holgate (three blocks) and Nicole Scott (four blocks). The latter two players helped Eastern to a convincing 10-0 blocks advantage in the contest.
Runs of 12-2 (late in the first half), 14-2 (early part of second half) and 7-0 (breaking a 67-all tie with two minutes left) helped Eastern Washington claim its season-opening contest.
The Eagles are coming off a 13-15 (7-7 Big Sky Conference) season, which saw EWU finish in a fourth-place tie in the regular-season standings. As the fourth seed, its highest seed in the tourney since 1995, Eastern fell in a tournament conference quarterfinal contest to No. 5 Weber State, 74-69.
The Big Sky Conference selected the Eagles fifth (tied with Portland State) in its media poll, while EWU placed sixth in the coaches poll. The favorite chosen by the media was defending tournament champion Northern Arizona, while the coaches were not able to differentiate between defending regular-season champ Idaho State and Montana, as the two teams tied for their top spot.
Last season, UC Irvine went 7-7 in Big West Conference play last season, 9-19 overall. In the Big West Tournament, the Anteaters fell in the first round to Cal State Northridge, 66-64. The Anteaters were selected fifth (coaches) and seventh (media) out of eight Big West teams in the 2006-07 preseason polls.
Eastern returns home to take on Corban (2-1) at 7:05 p.m. on Friday (Nov. 17). No. 25 Washington will be traveling to Cheney for the first time in 16 years on Nov. 21 and will take on the Eagles in a 5:30 p.m. contest.
- Eastern Washington has compiled consecutive .500-or-better conference campaigns for the first time since the 1986-87 and 1987-88 seasons. In 2004-05, the Eagles went 8-6 in Big Sky play, 16-12 overall.
- The Eagles have flourished at home of late, bringing into the 2006-07 campaign a 19-4 mark (.826 winning percentage) at Reese Court in its last 23 contests.
- EWU enters the 2006-07 campaign having qualified for the six-team Big Sky Conference Tournament in each of head coach Wendy Schuller's five years at the helm of the Eagles. Overall, Eastern has played in seven consecutive tournaments after only playing in three the first 11 years that the BSC sponsored women's sports.
- After losing a talented group of post players, Eastern looks to rely on an experienced tandem of guards in 2006-07 and play more up-tempo basketball than has been the case previously in the Schuller era.
- Seven letterwinners, including three starters, return for Eastern, while two letterwinners (both starters) were lost. The three starters returning are Sydney Benson, Leah Gonnella and Brittney Osborn.
- Joanna Chadd is among the returnees as well. In 2005-06, she claimed Big Sky Conference Co-Defensive MVP honors after recording 0.9 steals per game, to go 9.1 points and 2.3 assists per game. She also served as the team's leading three-point shooter, making 48-of-139 for 34.5 percent accuracy.
- Benson had an outstanding freshman season, averaging 2.4 points and 3.7 rebounds per game.
- Gonnella returned to the Spokane area last year to attend EWU and play for the Eagles, as the Mead High School grad and University of Toledo transfer tallied 5.6 points and 2.8 assists last season. She also poured in 31 three-point shots.
- Osborn has had two solid years as a wing for the Eagles. Last season, she averaged 6.6 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game.
- The roster, as always, has a strong Washington flair to it, as nine of the 14 players reside in the Evergreen State. Four of those are from cities located east of the Cascades: Katy Baker (Spokane), Anny Eller (Kennewick), Gonnella (Spokane) and Jessica Huntington (Yakima). Of the remaining five players, one each are from Idaho, Montana, Oregon, California and Nevada.
- After qualifying for three Big Sky Tournament semifinal contests in the past five years, the Eagles' goal in 2006-07 is to claim the conference championship. EWU qualified for the NCAA Tournament in 1987 after claiming the Mountain West Conference (predecessor to the Big Sky Conference in women's athletics) Tournament championship with a 77-74 win at Montana in the title contest. The Eagles fell at Oregon in NCAA play, 75-56.
- Eastern Washington as a team was honored recently, being named to the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Academic Top 25 Honor Roll. It marked the fourth consecutive season that the Eagles had ranked third or higher in the rankings. That span included a No. 1 ranking in 2003-04.
- This season's non-conference schedule will serve as ample challenge for the Eagles, as the team prepares itself for the Big Sky Conference schedule. Included in EWU's November and December slate of contests will be games versus a pair of top-25 squads. The Eagles will play host to No. 25 Washington on Nov. 21 before taking on No. 10 LSU just four days later in the UTSA Thanksgiving Classic.
- All games either played at Reese Court or on the road in the Big Sky Conference will be available to watch on the Internet. The cost is $59.95 for a season pass for EWU games (which football, volleyball and men's basketball contests) and $99.95 for all Big Sky teams.


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In the dark days before the craft beer boom of the 1980s, much of the beer sold in America was as uninspired as the generic bars that served it. But now historic beers, micro bottlings and hyperlocal selections fill bars worth traveling to. Here, Food & Wine names America's best beer bars.
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To help customers keep track of the 50 beers on tap at this Garden District tavern, bartenders provide frequent drinkers with punch cards. Those who try all 50 (over the course of multiple visits) get their name on the bar's "plaque of adventurers." Louisiana draughts are well-represented on the list, with offerings like Tin Roof's citrusy Perfect Tin and NOLA Brewing's Hopitoulas, a West Coast--style IPA. The outdoor patio features a beer tap water fountain made out of taps collected from breweries across the country. Plus: America's Most Over-the-Top Burgers Photo © Jayne Levinson.
Named for the place where chef-owner Sang Yoon first tasted good beer (his own father's office), the upscale pub goes by the motto "Beer Makes You Strong." Both the original Santa Monica location and the newer--and more spacious--Culver City spot have draught-dominated menus divided by beer style: malty, hoppy and yeasty/spicy, with a separate menu for rare, primarily Belgian beers like the herbaceous Brasserie DuPont Saison Foret (the world's only certified organic Belgian ale). Deciding what to eat is a much simpler endeavor: Chef Yoon's dry-aged burger topped with Gruyère and blue cheeses, arugula and applewood-bacon compote is widely regarded as one of the best in the country. Plus: America's Best Tailgating Cities Photo © Mark Manguerra.
The hard-drinking author for whom the bar was named would surely belong to the frequent-drinkers program. After drinking 120 of the tavern's beers within six months, regulars get their own mug, which is hung on the back wall and reserved for their use. Some of the lesser-known highlights include Smuttynose's funky Brett & I (brewed with Brettanomyces, a wild yeast that gives the beer a slightly sour flavor) or the house beer, The Buk pale ale, a collaboration between Worcester's Wormtown Brewing Co. and the tavern's staff. Wavering customers can leave their pint up to fate by spinning the "wheel of indecision." Plus: America's Best Bars Photo courtesy of Bukowski Tavern.
Beer doesn't get more local than this pub's house-brewed selections, like the nutty Guy Smiley, made with fresh coffee, or Sunburst, their bright, citrus-packed summer ale. The 75-beer-strong list further draws lines on weekend nights, and cask beer enthusiasts geek out on Firkin Fridays when a different cask-conditioned beer is tapped every week, like the intensely hoppy Deviant Dale's IPA from Oskar Blues. Plus: Best Burgers in the U.S. Photo © Lisa Aurigemma.
The term "blind tiger" refers to a speakeasy, but this old-school West Village pub is far from under the radar. Built from salvaged 19th-century wood, the bar appears to have been in operation for ages, though it's only been in its current location since 2006. Both eager NYU students and beer enthusiasts flock to the unpretentious tavern to sample 28 mostly domestic drafts and expertly curated bottles. Appropriately, many of the selections are New York-sourced, like Red Ale from Three Heads Loopy and Brooklyn Brewery's light, wheaty Weisse. Plus: Best Pizza Places in the U.S. Photo © Clay Williams.
This large, Colonial-style pub serves only locally produced beer. Luckily, many terrific indie breweries call the Philadelphia area home, so the bar's 20 taps always have something interesting to offer. In addition to familiar names like Victory and Dogfish Head, look for Manayunk's caramel-brewed Philadelphia Porter. The gastropub serves basic burgers and sausages, plus daily-changing seasonal dishes like fiddleheads with ramps and bacon. Plus: Best Fried Chicken in the U.S. Photo © George Widman / The Greater Philadelphia Tourism and Marketing Corp.
A charming, cluttered Portland bar, Great Lost Bear started serving craft microbrews in 1979 when it had just eight taps. As the number of local breweries grew, so did the offerings. Sixty-nine taps now spotlight microbreweries like Marshall Wharf, whose Big Twitch is a sweet, citrusy style of IPA. Click Here for More of America's Best Beer Bars Photo © David Foster / Courtesy The Great Lost Bear.
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A mistrial has been declared after jurors said they won't continue deliberating in the trial for a Detroit officer charged in the 2010 shooting death of a 7-year-old girl.
The jury sent a note Tuesday to Judge Cynthia Gray Hathaway saying no significant progress had been made toward a verdict in their three days of deliberations. Nearly two hours later, that was followed by another note that said the jury was unable to reach a verdict.
The development came just hours after Hathaway ordered everyone out of the courtroom when raised voices could be heard through the closed door of the jury room. A deputy quickly went inside.
Joseph Weekley was charged with involuntary manslaughter. He accidentally fired his gun, killing Aiyana Stanley-Jones, while leading officers on a raid to find a murder suspect in 2010.
He said he pulled the trigger during a struggle with the girl's grandmother, but Mertilla Jones denied interfering with the gun.
Hathaway said a the case will return to court on July 25.
Mertilla Jones said she was upset with the racial makeup of the jury -- 11 whites and one African-American.
"Yeah, I was worried. Of course I was. Cause I'm from the 'ghetto in the city of Detroit.' You know what I'm saying? They look at us like we're dirt," she said.
Statement from the "Justice for Aiyana Jones Committee"
"From the start, the Justice for Aiyana Jones Committee (JAJC) had no confidence in this jury that had only one African-American juror from a county that is over 42 percent African-American. This is a bittersweet outcome; "bitter" because Weekley was not convicted; and "sweet" in that justice for Aiyana Jones will come soon. Whatever verdict comes in the future, Aiyana and her family and many of us will forever mark her brutal death as one of the most horrific in our lifetime."
--Roland Lawrence, Chairman, JAJC


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When Hillery and I met at the Fit 4 Two Belly and Baby Fair she mentioned she was opening a Family Centre for new and expectant parents.
It would be called "Nest Family Centre".
She was looking for photography on her walls that had a nest theme. I just happened to have an image with me with a newborn baby in a nest. She loved it and said that was exactly what she was looking for.
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Quaker Valley captures PBC Summer League title
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To get by Sto-Rox in the Pittsburgh Basketball Club Summer League Class AA/A title game, all Quaker Valley need was a blast of Winter.
Rising senior Winter Fondi scored 15 first-half points to guide the Quakers to a 62-50 win and a summer league title.
"We worked hard and moved the ball around well," the guard said. "We had a couple of turnovers but we played through."
The Vikings got the better of Quaker Valley early on as they built a 7-0 lead. Quaker Valley coach Mike Mastroianni said a combination of facing a section opponent — which defeated the Quakers twice this past season — along with trying to get past 6-foot-6 forward Makil Allen may have led to the shaky start.
"It is a section rival so the team is probably more excited than it has been this summer," Mastroianni said. "We just seemed tight early on. But we had to keep with the attack. There is no other way of beating them."
The strategy paid off when Fondi connected on two foul shots at the 17:35 mark to give the Quakers their first points of the game. Getting on the scoreboard seemed to give Quaker Valley a spark. Fondi and junior Tyler Garbee connected on back to back 3-pointers to pull within one, and the team took a 14-13 lead at the 9:40 mark after a Qadir Taylor layup.
"We started out tight," senior guard Christian Miller said. "Even though we were down 7-0, we kept playing our game and kept the energy up. We realized we could play with them and needed to keep going at them."
Quaker Valley outscored Sto-Rox, 13-7, over the final nine minutes of the half to take a seven-point lead into the break.
Miller helped extend the lead over the opening minutes of the second half as he scored six straight points to put the Quakers ahead, 35-22. Quaker Valley coasted to the win the rest of the game.
"It feels good to cap of the summer we had with this win," senior forward John Bernard said. "We played some really good teams and it lets us know how good we are."
Fondi led the team with 19 points. Miller added eight and Bernard had seven.
It was the conclusion of a long summer season for Quaker Valley. In addition to the PBC Summer League that ran from May until last week, the Quakers competed in leagues at Robert Morris, North Hills High School and Slippery Rock.
Winning a title was a good way to cap it all, but Mastroainni said this is just the beginning of the work the team needs to put in during the offseason.
"Anytime you can win a championship, it helps confidence-wise," Mastroianni said. "In about two weeks, the guys will disappear into fall sports. But we will need to continue forward and improve on our skills and shooting."
While the WPIAL basketball season doesn't get under way for another six months, the Quakers know they can't slack off. The team will continue to have open gyms throughout the summer and fall as it continues to prepare for the 2013-14 campaign.
"It is a good start," Fondi said. "We got to keep going though. We are a few months away. If we stop now, we will lose everything we have built up."
"We will get out what we put in," Miller added. "If we keep working hard and keep playing well, we will be fine."
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Eddie Murphy's last three live-action films weren't hits, but his paycheck was big.
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Forbes released its annual list of Hollywood's most overpaid actors Tuesday, and Eddie Murphy gets the top spot this year.
Murphy's last three live-action films -- "Imagine That," "Tower Heist" and "A Thousand Words" -- had a combined domestic box office total of $196.3 million. That's not too bad, until you look at his early hits like "48 Hrs.," "Trading Places" and "Beverly Hills Cop," which hauled in $316.3 million during the 1980s.
Forbes, with its crack staff of journalists who know math, estimates that for every dollar Murphy was paid for his last three films, he returned $2.30 at the box ...


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Nintendo won't be on CES show floor, limited to meetings
updated 07:15 pm EST, Wed November 24, 2010
Nintendo corrects on CES 2011 plans
Nintendo tonight through the Consumer Electronics Association quickly but partly reversed word that it would have a booth at CES. The Japanese gaming legend will still be at the show but has only reserved meeting rooms while at the show. Its subject of discussion hasn't been made clear but may still center around its 3DS launch two months after the January expo.
The company last had a full presence at CES 16 years ago and has since reserved most of its attention for game-specific shows, such as E3, the Tokyo Game Show and its own Nintendo World events. Game hardware designers usually have little presence at CES apart from the Microsoft keynote and exhibits from others.


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The Eastern Washington University men's tennis team was defeated 4-2 by the Idaho Vandals Sunday (Feb. 21) at the Thorpe Fieldhouse in Cheney, Wash.
"The guys played great and fought hard," said head coach Darren Haworth. "We are making huge strides in both singles and doubles with this young team."
Fernando Mussolini picked up his seventh win of the season, the most of any Eagle thus far this season. Nico Riego de Dios and Chad Henninger picked up a win in No. 1 doubles, their second in a row.
Eastern moves to 3-5 overall on the season with the loss and will be back in action at home Friday Feb. 26 against the Idaho State Bengals. The match will begin at 2 p.m.
"We are really looking forward to working hard this week and getting ready for Idaho State on Friday," said Haworth.
University of Idaho 4, Eastern Washington 2
Feb 21, 2010 at Eastern Washington University (Thorpe Fieldhouse)
Singles competition
1. REED, Lachlan (UI) def. RIEGO DE DIOS, Nico (EWU-M) 6-3, 6-3
2. SIMIKIC, Stefan (EWU-M) def. KUZNETSOV, Artem (UI) 7-6, 6-4
3. MUSSOLINI, Fernando (EWU-M) def. SIMON, Adrian (UI) 6-7, 6-2, 6-3
4. GLUKHOV, Stanislav (UI) def. SANCHEZ, Julian (EWU-M) 6-3, 6-3
5. JOITOIU, Alexandru (UI) def. HENNINGER, Chad (EWU-M) 6-4, 2-6, 6-3
Doubles competition
1. RIEGO DE DIOS, Nico/HENNINGER, Chad (EWU-M) def. REED, Lachlan/SIMON, Adrian (UI) 8-5
2. JOITOIU, Alexandru/KUZNETSOV, Artem (UI) def. MUSSOLINI, Fernando/SANCHEZ, Julian (EWU-M) 8-5
3. GLUKHOV, Stanislav/AKBAR, Abid (UI) def. ANDERSON, Kevin/KOETJE, Kyle (EWU-M) 8-6
Match Notes
University of Idaho 8-4
Eastern Washington 3-5 (1-1 BSC)


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Posted By News On December 28, 2011 @ 6:26 am In Today's Local News | Comments Disabled
The Rural History Buffs of Marion County have been adding historic road markers to significant historical sites in rural Marion County, and now they are bringing some stories of our past to the public. The program being offered is titled "Johnny Cake Road, the Red Rock Line, and the Town that Saved the Circus: True Stories and Some Tall Tales of Historic Rural Marion County."
Among those giving short presentations on a variety of historical topics related to rural Marion County are Will Prather, speaking on the historic Red Rock Line, Megan McKay Ziller on the original Peace Tree, Abie Davis on homesteading in Liberty Township, Dennis Murphy on the Ringling Brothers Circus in Swan, Jill Beebout telling a Columbia Ghost Story, and Helen Boertje on the founding of Porterville.
The program will be January 16, at Peace Tree Brewing at 7PM, and will be moderated by Dr. Bob Leonard. The Rural History Buffs hope the program will be an annual event. It is free and open to the public.
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|Differential effect of amino acids on nitrate uptake and reduction systems in barley roots.
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|This study was conducted to determine whether the inhibition of nitrate reductase activity (NRA; EC 18.104.22.168) in barley (Hordeum vulgare L. var. CM-72) roots by the amino acids (glutamic, aspartic, glutamine and asparagine) is a direct effect or indirect due to inhibition of the NO(3)(-) uptake system. Roots of 8-day-old intact seedlings were supplied with the amino acids (I mM) individually either with NO(3)(-) (0.1 or 10 mM) or roots were pretreated with the amino acids and then supplied with NO(3)(-) only. Nitrate uptake was determined by following NO(3)(-) depletion from the uptake solution containing 0.1 mM NO(3)(-). All the amino acids inhibited the increase in NO(3)(-) uptake similarly (50-60%) when the roots were supplied with 0.1 mM NO(3)(-). Pretreatment with glutamic and aspartic acids was more inhibitory (70-80%) than with glutamine and asparagine (30%). The amino acids partially inhibited (35%) the induction of NRA in roots supplied with 0.1 mM NO(3)(-); however, no inhibition occurred at 10 mM NO(3)(-). Likewise, pretreatment with glutamic or aspartic acid inhibited the induction of NRA at 0.1 mM NO(3)(-) but not at 10 mM NO(3)(-). In contrast, pretreatment with glutamine or asparagine had no effect on the subsequent induction of NRA, even at 0.1 mM NO(3)(-). The results suggest that, at low NO(3)(-) supply, the inhibition of induction of NRA by the amino acids is a result of the lack of substrate availability due to inhibition of the NO(3)(-) uptake system.
|M Aslam; R L. Travis; D W. Rains
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Ford Reportedly Dumping Microsoft For Blackberry, Of All People
Ford's SYNC infotainment system is alright, I GUESS, as wonky automotive infotainment systems go. But apparently The Masses don't like it very much, so Ford is planning to dump the Microsoft Windows system on which it's based, for one based on a platform from BlackBerry. This should go well. »


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Annex release iPhone Bike Mount Kit, lightweight and sturdy, it can be firmly installed in the majority of bicycles and motorcycles. Main feature is their patented Quad-lock installation technology (this is also the origin of the name), through this technology, iPhone can be easily and quickly placed on or off the bike. Quad Lock equipment includes Quad Lock phone case, bike base, waterproof cover.
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3-star hotel in Kingsgate with restaurant, bar/lounge
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Adjacent to a golf course, The Botany Bay Hotel is a great choice for a stay in Broadstairs. The bar is a great place to grab a drink, and guests looking for a bite to eat can check out Shepherd Neame, which serves local cuisine and is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. All rooms offer flat-screen TVs, room service, and free WiFi.
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fantastic position, lovely hotel with great views.
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Team chemistry can make for an unforgettable season.
For Ridgewood's volleyball team, that camaraderie on the court helped them reach a Division III regional for the first time since 2001 and puts them in great position to make their first state final four.
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ST. LOUIS (KSDK) - For some, watching baseball is like watching the grass grow or paint dry. But for local MLB Fan Cave finalist Kelsey Shae Weinrich, baseball is her passion.
After graduating high school from Eureka and then graduating from Truman with a BA in Theatre with a minor in English, Weinrich found herself on the West Coast and wanting what she considers her ultimate dream job: watching the Cardinals all season long and blogging about her experiences.
Kelsey tried to win the MLB Fan Cave contest last season but ultimately fell short. She's back this year representing her hometown team.
If she wins, Kelsey would watch every single baseball game this season, sit down with celebs as they pass through the highly decorated digs, and blog about Americas favorite past time in the heart of the Big Apple.
There is only one way for her to get to the next round and that is by voting! You can vote as many times as you'd like at MLB.com.


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Hi, I was looking to get my 910 D2 fitted for a new shaft and get it re-gripped at my local Titleist fitting center: I am 16 5'11 and 150 lbs, I am relatively new to the game (been golfing since August '11) and I believe and have been told I have a lot of potential as I am athletic and lanky. I currently have the stock shaft Diamana blue 65g Stiff shaft 45" and I'm looking to pick up a few more yardage through more ball speed and a lower launch angle (i am currently around 135 mph ballspeed and around 16 degrees launch) so I was wondering which shaft option would fit this request best. I am getting it re-gripped as I have found the stock grip to be a bit slick IMO, and I prefer the golf pride multi color scheme grips.
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Sh*t Mom Bloggers Say
We've all said some of this at some point...found this on mamaknowsitall's blog and it's hilarious!
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It's got to be copied...while watching it I thought "OMG that's what I sound like"..."Emma do that again I want to get a pic for my post" "Ooooh, say that again I wanna post it"ReplyDelete
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Metric sizes like 9x12, etc are not part of the ULF run because they are readily available anyway, 1/4 plate is a sheet film size as well as glass plate. 12x10 and 15x12 are historic British plate camera size.
5x12 camears were made in India and quite a few come up for sale on ebay
The roll sizes are at the request of some people making large negatives for atlernative processes, and possibly Cirkut cameras.
Ilford's sizes are based on previous demand and requests, in fact they state if you buy enough they'll cut to other sizes.


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Josh Bertrand made his way to Erie this morning. He now has a limit of nearly 16 pounds, according to BASSTrakk. Photos by Bassmaster Marshal Benjamin Felton
Kota Kiriyama just caught his 4th keeper. And it is a true giant! It took 7 minutes to hug this monster. He needs one more big one for a great day. From Kentaro Amagai, Basser magazine
Photos from Matthew Dillon, Marshal for Cliff Pace.
Martens put-on a video-game-fishing, drop-shotting clinic this morning on Lake Erie.
Yusuke Miyazaki just boated this 3-pounder! Photo by Bassmaster Marshal George Stoneroad
Cameraman Brian Mason just made it back with some awesome GoPro footage! Looks like Mark Davis went to work early catching 3 giants! That's Davis in the photo.
Brian Snowden is looking for a big fish to fill his limit. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Don LaPorte
My boat driver for the day was Steve, who is a tow truck driver by night, bass fisherman by day. He gets off work at 7am, and he is on Lake St. Clair by 8. I can tell you one other thing about Steve- he likes going really fast and thinks its hilarious to terrify Alabama web designers who find themselves in a bass boat on Lake St. Clair. I would summarize my time as "choppy" but Steve said that it was pretty calm.
Kevin VanDam and Jonathon VanDam are fishing 100 feet apart in 13 feet of water not far from the launch location. KVD makes cast after cast.
Just watched Jonathan VanDam have an epic struggle with.... a muskie. He says he has two bass in the boat. His uncle, Kevin VanDam, left this area of Lake St. Clair, but other Elite anglers have shown up. BJ Haseotes and Bobby Lane are in the area. Cliff Prince drifts by and says he has about 13.5. JVD jokes they need some live bait like all the other weekenders they are surrounded by. Here's Prince and JVD having a powwow.


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The Allegory of the Golden Fleece by Giordano
The ceiling of the Casón was painted by Luca Giordano (1634-1705), a Neapolitan artist known in Spain as Lucas Jordán. In 1692 the artist was summoned by Charles II to decorate the staircase and vaults of the Basilica of El Escorial (1692-1694). He then embarked on the decoration (now lost) of the office and bedroom of the king in the Palace of Aranjuez; the Casón del Buen Retiro (ca.1697); the Sacristy of Toledo Cathedral (1698); the Royal Chapel of the Alcázar (destroyed); and San Antonio de los Portugueses in Madrid (1699). The ascent to the throne of Philip V in 1701 and the start of the War of Spanish Succession resulted in the artist's return to Naples in 1702. He died there in 1705, leaving behind an extremely large oeuvre and a considerable fortune.
The subject depicted on the ceiling of the Casón is The Allegory of the Golden Fleece in the form of an homage to the Spanish monarchy executed during the reign of the last Spanish Habsburg monarch. The composition commemorates the foundation of the Order of the Golden Fleece, established by the Dukes of Burgundy and brought to Spain by Charles I who belonged to that ducal house. In Giordano's composition a large number of allegorical figures referring to the political power of the monarchy are grouped around a celestial sphere with the signs of the Zodiac. From it hangs the decoration of the royal Order in the form of a golden chain with a lamb.
The artistic importance of Giordano's ceiling, which is one of the masterpieces in the Prado's collection, seems to explain why the Casón survived whereas most of the other building in the Bueno Retiro complex disappeared with the construction of the Jerónimos area. The restoration of the painting, undertaken as part of the re-modelling of the building, involved the consolidation of the fresco's original paint, of which around 80% survives.
The restoration of this room was undertaken with the aim of placing the greatest possible emphasis on the ceiling, reinstalling the interior balcony which originally ran round the room and equipping it with a new lighting system.


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Updated: Friday, October 11 2013, 09:53 AM EDTIf you plan to visit the Golden Arches, better bring a belt. One local McDonald's franchisee with 25 locations around Dallas is posting this warning in bold red-and-yellow: "No Sagging Allowed in This Restaurant." News 8 spotted the signs at four locations: Two along Lancaster Road; one at Camp Wisdom Road and Interstate 35; and another in Seagoville. McDonald's corporate headquarters declined to comment for this story. "We basically in the neighborhood, we were first, said Loquita Record, who runs Record's Bar-B-Q in South Dallas. Hanging in the front door of her 60-year-old restaurant is a sign reading: "If Saggin, No Service." She said the warning has been there for two years. Does it work? Do they have customers with sagging pants who come in and pull them up? "Yes, we do, Record said. For the last six years, pulling up sagging pants has been a personal mission for Dallas City Council member Dwaine Caraway. He says Record's BBQ and McDonald's are part of trend of other restaurants in southern Dallas cracking down. Caraway said the policy, is simply good for business and for hygiene. "You can let some money chase away the real money, the long-term money," he said. "And I'm sure McDonald's and other restaurants would rather sell a hundred hamburgers versus five." The local franchisee, Parish McDonald's, was not clear on when the signs were first posted, though they say they are not new. For her part, Record said she like the statement the signs make: Please, show some respect around here.Source Photo courtesy: WEAR McDonalds: "No Sagging" Warning
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Did the pope say yes to women deacons?
An unnoticed comment on the plane from Rio may be significant
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- Phyllis Zagano for National Catholic Reporter
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- August 15, 2013
So, am I the only person on the planet who thinks Pope Francis said "yes" to women as deacons? The question was about what concrete measures the church should take, "for instance, the female diaconate or a woman at the head of a dicastery?"
No matter a little Rome-speak in his answer. I am pretty sure he said "yes" to ordaining women as deacons.
The question came in Italian from Le Figaro religion editor Jean-Marie Guénois and also on behalf of a colleague from the French Catholic newspaper La Croix. Guénois spoke directly: "You said that the church without women loses its fruitfulness." And then Guénois asked about women as deacons and about women heading major portions of the church's bureaucracy.
Media reports burst with analysis of Francis' "who am I to judge" comment made on that plane ride from Rio. But a complete English translation of Francis's mostly Italian 80-minute chat with reporters on the aircraft is posted by the highly conservative Catholic News Agency (CNA). An outgrowth of the Peru-based ACI Prensa, CNA gives free access to Catholic entities. Its aim is to proselytize while it informs. It ran the transcript. It did not seem to focus on Le Figaro's question about women as deacons or the pope's apparently positive answer.
Nor did anyone else. Most news outlets were falling over each other, racing to move the pope's comments about "gay persons" — his term. News flash: the pope reiterated Catholic teaching, both about homosexual activity and about the ordination of women as priests.
But the pope did not rule out — nor has any church teaching ruled out — the restoration of women to the ordained order of deacon. In fact, he led right into the current international discussion about women in the diaconate.
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About half the charges against mixed-martial artist Alex Castro have been dropped from an ongoing trial, and the suspect no longer is accused of hitting a Navy sailor in the face with a fire extinguisher.
Castro still faces a possible prison term if convicted of second-degree felony aggravated assault, but additional assault charges and allegations of use of a deadly weapon - which carried a mandatory prison sentence - have been dismissed.
Prosecutors moved to dismiss the charges during a Superior Court of Guam hearing yesterday. Assistant Attorney General Gerald Henderson said today he ...


text: Donald H. (Don) Dysle, age 77, of Canton, passed away Thursday, May 3, 2012. Born in Canton on March 29, 1935 to the late Werner and Helen (Spangler) Dysle. Don retired from the Hoover Company where he worked as a tool & die maker for 41 ½ years. He enjoyed spending time with his family, fishing and being outdoors. In addition to his parents Don was preceded in death by a sister Evelyn Dysle. He was the beloved husband of Mary (Harper) Dysle, former husband of Marjorie (Reisinger) Dysle, loving father of David Dysle, loving step father of Raymond Dysle, dear brother of Doris (Roy) Richards and Barbara Bussard, loving uncle to numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral service will be 1:00 p.m. Monday in the Spiker-Foster-Shriver Funeral Home 4817 Cleveland Ave. NW with Pastor Mark Williams officiating. Friends may call one hour prior to the service. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 2551 55th St. NE, Canton, OH 44721. Please sign guest book.


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PR & Creative Campaigns Strategist Ninja
Verve Search is currently recruiting for a PR and Creative Campaigns Strategist to manage our creative digital campaigns. From idea creation, working with our talented in house designer and developer, to getting the campaign live and socialised/promoted.
Verve Search is a rapidly growing SEO & Content Marketing agency, in fact in the last year we have grown from 8 to 19 people, in what seems like a blink of an eye. We are really passionate about SEO and Content and are proud to say we are even an award winning agency. We are not your bog standard SEO agency, we don't say yes to all clients that come our way, we believe that quality is essential in SEO and that it might be called SEO now but what we do is sustainable over time, and might even be called something else in a few years. What we do is digital growth, in terms of traffic and conversions, using the mediums and creativity it takes to be ahead.
We believe strongly in individual people, people makes agencies after all, and treat ALL our employees with the respect and care they deserve. At Verve you will not be expected to work overtime, you are very unlikely to have to ASK for a pay rise. You will also get to go to events, and conferences, blog, tweet etc We believe creativity and a rested mind is crucial for making a good SEO/Traffic Grower/Inbound marketer/PR/Ninja, or whatever you want to call yourself, and to be the best agency, we need people that will do their best and are happy in their job.
In the past 18 months a lot has changed in the SEO world, we realised early on that old methods of link generation would become stagnant. We have therefore built a specialised campaign team; consisting of a very talented designer and a programmer that thinks out of the box (who can pretty much develop anything we come up with), we are NOW wanting to find the right person to bring it all together. Is that you?
Enough about us and how great we are, about you:
- The person we are looking for needs to have at least 2 years' experience in PR or Creative Account/project management .
- Ideally have experience working in Digital (but this is not a must, if you are a great traditional PR person that wants to get into Digital, we want to talk to you to!)
- Very strong communication and organisational skills
- Have BIG ideas and passion in abundance
- Must have DRIVE – want to make sh*t happen
- Work well within a team but also work excellent solo
Basically you need to be a creative thinker, a doer, and as organised as Monica from Friends.
Salary: 28K per annum + bonus (based on profits, typically paid out twice per year)
In addition to sending us your CV and covering letter, we would like you to include some ideas for a socially enticing campaign, it could be either an idea for a infographic, competition or video campaign (or whatever else you can think of), imagine the client you were working on was in the travel sector. Extra points if you also outline what sites or digital publications might be interested in your angle/idea.
We don't need an essay, just raw ideas so we can see your creativity shine through. Email us on jobs(at)vervesearch.com


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Daunte is a handsome fellow looking for a new home. He was brought to the shelter as a stray. He is estimated to be about 4 years old. He is microchipped, current on vaccinations, Felv/FIV tested negative and neutered. His adoption fee is only $20. Visit him at the New Albany Animal Shelter, 215 W. Market St. The hours are noon to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Call (812) 948-5355. To see other adoptable pets, go to www.nafcanimalshelter.org.


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Have you ever hit the inside of your elbow in just the right spot and felt a tingling or prickly kind of dull pain? That's your funny bone! It doesn't really hurt as much as it feels weird. The "funny bone" got its nickname because of that funny feeling you get after you hit it.
But your funny bone isn't actually a bone at all. Running down the inside part of your elbow is a nerve called the ulnar nerve. The ulnar nerve lets your brain know about feelings in your fourth and fifth fingers. It's also one of the nerves that controls some movement of your hand.
You get that funny feeling when the ulnar nerve is bumped against the humerus (say: HYOO-muh-rus), the long bone that starts at your elbow and goes up to your shoulder. Tapping your funny bone doesn't do any damage to your elbow, arm, or ulnar nerve. But it sure feels strange!
People sometimes mention the funny bone when they talk about their sense of humor. Maybe you've heard someone say that something "really tickled my funny bone." We'll leave you with a joke and hope that it tickles yours:
What's a bone in your body that you can never break? Your funny bone!
Reviewed by: Steven Dowshen, MD
Date reviewed: October 2013
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses, and treatment, consult your doctor.
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