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Sometime this month, the planet will reach "Earth Overshoot Day," a day not to celebrate, but one to heed a message.
The day is the approximate date when our resource consumption for the year exceeds Earth's ability to replenish those resources. Last year, that date was reached in late August.
Put another way, approximately eight months into the year, our consumption demands more renewable resources and CO2 sequestration than what Earth can provide in the whole year. ...

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The Long Island Catholic: Playing Ping pong with 20,000 people by Drew Bogner
Ping pong is a back-and-forth game. I hit the ball to you, you react and then I have to respond to what you do. The entire game is based on how we respond to each other.
Good teaching has similar qualities, and the connection between professor and student can greatly influence how much learning actually takes place. This connection is what is most overlooked in today's debate over how to reduce the cost of higher education.
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Newsday: Dr. Bogner on Reverse Commuting
Long Island has enormous potential for job growth if we rethink how the Island relates to the talent employers require. Some of those talented people are already here, as my fellow area college presidents and I well know.
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A Message from the President about Super Storm Sandy
Molloy College is deeply aware that many members of the Molloy family have suffered and continue to suffer from the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. The College is organizing an effort to provide support to members of our community in need.
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Drew & Karen Bogner
Looking Into The Mountain
A Photographic Encounter with the Spiritual in Nature
November 14 - December 20, 2012
Opening Reception: Wednesday November 7, 2012 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Molloy College Frank and Gertude Kaiser Art Gallery
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Molloy featured on "The Higher Power of Higher Education"
Dr. Drew Bogner, Molloy College President, will be featured on a new Telecare television series, "The Higher Power of Higher Education." The series debuts on March 12, at 7:30 p.m. and re-airs Thursday March 15, at 10:30 a.m., Dr. Bogner and presidents of other Catholic colleges will discuss a variety of issues related to education at their institutions.
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President Bogner Concludes NCAA Division II Leadership Role
"If you're going to invest in athletics, what's the return?" asked Drew Bogner, president of Molloy. Division II's real issue, Bogner said, was bigger than
whether members were migrating to Division I, which was the concern of the moment.
Source: David Pickle from Faces of the NCAA
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Herald Names Drew Bogner Man of Year
It takes a great deal of insight, confidence and patience to see an idea from its genesis through to its completion over the course of a decade. During his 11-year tenure as Molloy's president, Dr. Drew Bogner has exhibited these attributes - and many more - in abundance, and as a result, the Herald has chosen him as its Person of the Year.
Source: Aaron Axelson of the Long Island Herald
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She said: "The changes to GCSEs and A -levels this summer have also changed the nature of the summer cohort.
"The move to a linear approach to GCSEs, with exams at the end of the course rather than in modules throughout, means that, for example, there are many more students entering GCSE mathematics this summer than last summer. In recent years, many of these students would have taken mathematics in January or March. And the fact that only the first attempt at a GCSE counts for performance tables will mean some schools will have changed their entry patterns still further.
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VFW to host magic show
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This all-ages show will feature sleight of hand, stage illusions and plenty of audience participation.
Tickets cost $7. Proceeds benefit VFW support to veterans and other programs.
For more information, call Bernie Gauerke at 715-842-9388 or the magic show production office at 262-250-1234.
St. Stephen to host prayer time
St. Stephen Lutheran Church, 512 McClellan St., Wausau, will host a prayer vigil from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, March 29.
The public is invited to a time of quiet, meditation and prayer.
Group helps people who lost spouse
Death ends a life, but not a relationship. Participants in the Loss of Spouse Support Group realize that while life has changed dramatically, the survivor can still live a life with contentment.
The series will be offered from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesdays April 2 to May 7 at the Ministry Home Care office, 2600 Stewart Ave., Suite 160, Wausau.
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William Paterson University's 17th annual Breast Cancer Walk was held Thursday, October 18, 2012, beginning at Zanfino Plaza. Students, faculty and staff joined together for the hike around the campus during common hour to raise money to fight for a cure for cancer. Donations ranging from $5 and beyond were collected.
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The TBI has identified the man who was shot by a deputy as Robert Human.
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A Jefferson County deputy is on paid administrative leave after fatally shooting a man who was charging towards deputies with a weapon in each hand.
According to a press release from Sheriff Bud McCoig, dispatchers received a call Sunday evening around 8:22 pm from a man at Zoomer's convenience store who said he needed to go to a mental hospital. The man said if he was not at Zoomers, he would be at an address on Lakeshore Drive.
Officers did not find the man at Zoomer's so they went on to the address. As the two deputies got out of their vehicle, Sheriff McCoig said a 41-year-old man charged towards them with a weapon in each hand. The deputies ordered the man to drop his weapons, but he kept coming at them, so one of the deputies fired. The man was struck three times.
The man's name has not been released, but Sheriff McCoig said the deputies were "familiar" with the man.
The officer is on paid administrative leave with pay during the investigation, which is department policy.
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Lindsay Bitler Coughlin and Philip Gary McKnight were married Saturday, July 13 at half after six in the evening. The ceremony was at the Biltmore Estate, Asheville, NC with the Reverend Barry Osborne officiating. A reception, hosted by the parents of the bride, followed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Paul William Fitzhenry Coughlin of High Point, NC. She is the granddaughter of Dr. Glenn Franklin Bitler of Raleigh, NC, the late Mrs. Bitler, and the late Dr. and Mrs. Joyce Desmond Coughlin of Asheville, NC.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Clinton McKnight of San Antonio, TX. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earl McMullen of Waco, TX and the late Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clinton McKnight of Livingston, TX.
The bride was escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents. Her sister, Sara Coughlin Brown of Charlotte, NC was matron of honor, and sisters Catherine Morgan Coughlin of Chapel Hill, NC and Elizabeth Ryan Coughlin of High Point, NC were maids of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Margaret Aiken Barrow of Raleigh, NC; Hillary Robertson Crittendon of Charlotte, NC; Bess Deane Halstead of London, UK; Joanne Harper Jones of Charlotte, NC; and Jean Prentice Manning of New York, NY.
Gary Clinton McKnight, father of the groom, served as best man. Groomsmen were: Dennis James Delaney of Charlotte, NC; Matthew David Siller of Washington, DC; Michael Earl Sutton of Medellin, Colombia, South America; and Robert Neill Wessell of New York, NY. Flower girls were Leila Brooke McKnight and Tessa Lynn McKnight of Fort Worth, TX. Scripture Readers were Gregory Grant Bitler of New York, NY and Jenae Michele Mai of San Antonio, TX. Greeters were cousins of the bride, Lauren Robinson Phelps of Charlotte, NC and Mary Morgan Bitler of Raleigh, NC.
The bride was presented by the Terpsichorean Club in Raleigh, the Rhododendron Royal Brigade of Guards in Asheville and the Debutante Club of High Point. The bride received her Bachelor of Arts in psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She was a member of Chi Omega Sorority. She works in New York City as the planner of fashion jewelry for Saks Fifth Avenue.
The groom received his Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Master of Science in Finance from Texas A&M University. He is a CFA® charterholder. He is a managing director of Eastdil Secured, LLC in New York City.
The groom's family hosted a rehearsal dinner on Friday evening at the Venue in downtown Asheville and friends hosted a party following. A luncheon for the bride in New York City was hosted by Heidi Debevoise and Margaret Bitler. A bridesmaid luncheon was held at the Biltmore Forest Country Club on Friday hosted by Dorothea Bitler and Mary Hornowski. After a honeymoon in Thailand, the couple will reside in New York City.


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Utah Hike of the week: Stansbury Front Trail at Davenport Canyon
Directions • This is a wonderful late-season hike that offers many of the great things about a high-elevation trek beautiful views, green juniper trees with very little snow as of early November.
To get there from Salt Lake City, take Interstate 80 West and get off at exit 99 for State Road 36 toward Tooele. After about four miles, turn right onto State Road 138 and take it through Grantsville. Take a left on West Street and follow it as it turns into the Mormon Trail. Turn right at the brown sign for North Willow/Davenport Canyon and keep driving straight as the paved road turns into dirt. Follow it for about five miles until you hit the trailhead, marked by a large wooden sign.
The hike is a moderately steep climb that begins in a grassy valley. The trail starts at about 6,400 feet and ascends though juniper trees and sage, with snow-capped mountains in the distance. The route has enough sun exposure to melt recent snow, but at the top of a nearly 7,000 foot saddle the path grew shaded and muddy, and we turned around. The Stansbury Front trail, though, actually runs a total of 23 miles through the Stansbury Mountains. It begins north of Davenport Canyon and extends south to the trailhead at Big Hollow, though it hits above 8,000 feet along the way.
Lindsay Whitehurst Destination Stansbury Front Trail at Davenport Canyon
Hiking time 1.5 hours
Round trip miles 2 miles
Elevation gain 500 feet
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has approved the assumption of the insured deposits of BestBank, Boulder, Colorado, by The Pueblo Bank and Trust Company, Pueblo, Colorado. The former office of BestBank will reopen on Monday, July 27, 1998, as a branch of Pueblo Bank and Trust.
BestBank, with total assets of $314.1 million, was closed on Thursday, July 23, 1998, by the Colorado State Bank Commissioner, and the FDIC was named receiver. At the time of the closing, the FDIC announced that efforts were underway to find a healthy institution to assume the operations of BestBank. Those efforts were successful when an agreement with The Pueblo Bank and Trust Company was reached today.
The failed bank had total deposits of about $284.5 million in about 5,500 accounts, including approximately $59.2 million in about 1,800 accounts that exceeded the federal deposit insurance limit of $100,000.
Pueblo Bank and Trust will assume the failed bank's insured deposits. The FDIC will contact customers with uninsured deposits to inform them how to submit claims for their excess funds.
Pueblo Bank and Trust will pay a premium of $1,125,050 for the right to receive the failed bank's insured deposits and will purchase $47.2 million of the failed bank's assets. These assets consist mainly of cash and securities at market value. The FDIC will retain the remaining assets, including sponsorship agreements for approximately 1,800 automated teller machines (ATMs) and 2,000 point-of-sale (POS) terminals, for later sale. Pueblo Bank and Trust will service the ATM and POS agreements.
Congress created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in 1933 to restore public confidence in the nation's banking system. The FDIC insures deposits at the nation's 10,799 banks and savings associations and it promotes the safety and soundness of these institutions by identifying, monitoring and addressing risks to which they are exposed.
FDIC press releases and other information are available on the Internet via the World Wide Web at /news/index.html and may also be obtained through the FDIC's Public Information Center (800-276-6003 or (703) 562-2200).
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A blog post in the Washington Post criticizes states like Michigan and Tennessee for supporting the spread of charter schools, because that diverts money from the government schools:
"Policymakers have put on blindfolds when thinking about what is best for the greater good in public education."
How clueless. It's competition that leads to "the greater good" because the government monopoly doesn't educate. And more money won't help. Education spending since 1970 has nearly tripled, but test scores have remained stagnant.
By contrast, choice promotes student achievement. The Harlem Success Academy in New York City is one example.
This weekend, Fox News will rebroadcast my Stupid in America show. It gives other examples of schools that work.


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10 Players to Watch at the Trade Deadline
Tsn's Darren Dreger provides a list of who he believes are 10 players to watch at the trade deadline. Some of the names on the list include Scottie Upshall, Tomas Kaberle, Ryan Whitney, Michael Nylander and others.
This article is a great read and it is interesting to note that in the case of Michael Nylander Dreger indicates that despite the remaining years on his contract the Canucks may have some interest in his services.
It is also interesting to note that the Penguins may be interested in moving Ryan Whitney for some forward help. HTR notes that with all of the offensive flair in Pittsburgh you would think that the Pens would try to keep all of their defense in place.
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See the awesome line-up for this week's X Factor!
We have some great news about this weekend's X Factor!
The theme of the weekend for contestants is 'Best of British' and the show has got some great live performances lined up.
One Direction and Little Mix will be performing live in the show! Unfortunately, they won't be singing together. But still, what a line up!
Both bands originally came from the X Factor so it's very cool that they've returned to show people what can happen if you…well win and don't win.
Obviously Little Mix were winners in last year's competition and they're doing well. But One Direction are having a storm and they, well, lost!
Winners or losers, we can't wait to see the performances!
We're always playing Little Mix and One Direction on Fun Kids. You can listen to Fun Kids on DAB Digital Radio in London and online across the UK! Click here to listen!
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Associated Press= MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — A hospital spokeswoman says an oil refinery worker has died after being exposed to propane and acid at a Valero plant in Memphis.
He is the second person to die this year from an on-the-job injury at the plant. The first worker died from fire-related injuries.
The plant has been cited for violations related to the safe handling and control of hazardous energy and chemicals.
Fire Department spokesman Wayne Cooke says two workers were injured when a sight glass on a pump ruptured, exposing them to a mixture of propane and hydrofluoric acid. A sight glass is a transparent tube or window that allows workers to monitor fluid levels within a tank, pipe, pump or boiler.
Two firefighters also were exposed.
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Since 1897, the Boston Marathon has stood as a trial of strength and endurance for runners from around the world. On Monday, it became a trial of a different kind when two crude bombs sent nails and metal debris flying into runners and spectators near the finish line in the city's Copley Square.
The race suddenly became the scene of death, injury and chaos.
But the Boston Marathon now also stands as a testament to the heroism of the scores of runners, spectators and first responders who ran toward the blasts to help the injured.
Our hearts go out to the families of those who lost their lives and to those who sustained life-altering injuries.
This tragedy is a reminder that we should never let our guard down in these troubled times. At the same time, we echo the sentiments of Boston Mayor Thomas Menino, who said, "We will not let terror take us over."
In the wake of the blasts there remain unanswered questions.
Who would try to kill and maim innocent strangers in what President Barack Obama has called a terrorist act?
And why?
Among those killed in the blast were 8-year-old Martin Richard, a Boston resident, and 29-year-old Krystle Campbell of Arlington, Mass. A third victim, a Boston University student from China, was identified as Lu Lingzi.
There were also more than 180 wounded, whose injuries ranged from mild to critical, with 13 losing limbs, according to CNN.
And amid the chaos that was described by some as a "war zone," there were those who ignored the possibility of a additional blasts to aid the wounded. They ignored the danger to perform CPR or applied tourniquets to stop the bleeding from injured limbs or gave comfort to those who needed it.
That speaks volumes about the human spirit.
We have reason to be grateful that none of the six Acadiana runners and their families were injured in the blast.
Kathryn Jarrell and Jennifer Castille, both of Opelousas, Frederic Bonvillain and Christopher Odinet, both of Lafayette, and Ann Sagrera, of Abbeville, had all finished the race at the time the bombs were detonated. Boyd Girouard of Kaplan had been sidelined because of injuries.
Despite anxious minutes, and for some, hours, they were all eventually reunited with their loved ones and have returned home safely.
Since the Boston tragedy, there have been threats in major cities that have turned out to be unfounded. Letters testing positive for ricin, a deadly poison, was received by the office of U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker, D-Miss and to President Barack Obama at the White House. No one was injured and the incidents are not believed to be related to the one in Boston, according to ABC News.
But the bombing and the possibility of more threats to public safety have put the nation on high alert, especially where public events are planned.
And that is as it should be.
Here in Acadiana, organizers of Festival International, scheduled to open next week, drawing about 400,000 people to downtown Lafayette, are re-examining their security measures for this year's event.
The bombing in Boston is not the first terror attack this nation has endured. Nor, unfortunately, is it likely to be the last.
And while this tragedy is a reminder that we should never become complacent, we should not allow the cowardly acts of a few to turn us into a nation that lives in fear.


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STOCKTON, CA - At a news conference Wednesday morning, Stockton firefighters painted a bleak picture of how the department is staffed after serious budget cuts.
"A fire station is closed," Union leader Dave Macedo said. "Daily staffing is down by more than a third. Staffing is what it was in the 50's and 60's."
Macedo was announcing a contract agreement between his group and the city of Stockton. But, it was clear, it's not a happy arrangement.
"I never thought I'd experience times like this," Macedo said. "I'm very concerned about levels of staffing."
The new deal helps the city reach it's goal of closing it's $37 million budget gap. But 36 firefighters have been laid off, while those still working are taking pay cuts and paying more for benefits.
At city hall, Assistant City Manager Laurie Montes said it was time for the fire department to take it's share of the cuts. Last year, cuts weren't allowed because of a contract with the fire union.
"The city's in deep financial trouble. We needed to close the gap," Montes said. "What we hear from the public, they want a full service city. They don't just want police and fire departments. They want and deserve some amenities."
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HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS: Central girls doubles team in state final today
AUSTIN, Texas - It's not easy to improve on a third-place finish at the state tennis meet.
The only way to do it, of course, is to make it all the way back to state and advance to the championship match.
That's exactly what the Central High School girls doubles team of Katy Collins and Jamie Lee Denton did on Monday at the Penick-Allison Tennis Center in Austin.
The Lady Cats won both of their matches — highlighted by their comeback from a one-set deficit in the semifinals — to advance to today's final at 10:15 a.m. against Katy Taylor's Annat Rabinovich and Crystal Leung.
Collins and Denton, both juniors, will be playing for Central's first state title since 1996.
"We've already done better than last year, so now we just want to win it," Denton said. "One more match, and we're state champions. That's what we want."
Their teammates, the mixed doubles team of Jared Johnson and Claire Williams, had to settle for their own bronze medals after they were tripped up in the semifinals 5-7, 7-5, 6-1 by New Braunfels' brother-sister tandem of Beau and Liza Fieldsend.
It was the final match of Johnson's four-year career with the Bobcats. His partner, Williams, is only a sophomore.
"This is the best season I've ever had, team tennis and spring tennis," Johnson said. "So it feels nice to have that happen your senior year."
Johnson and Williams were making their first appearance at the state meet. They won their opening match 6-3, 6-4 over Clear Creek's Hunter Carrithers and Sammy Siegel.
Collins and Denton had no shortage of drama Monday as they had to survive a topsy-turvy first match before they even got to their three-set battle in the semifinals.
They had a relatively smooth 6-2 win in the first set against New Braunfels sisters Hayley and Courtney Wild to start the day.
After the Wild sisters jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the second set, Collins and Denton reeled off the next four games only to lose the following three to fall into a 5-4 hole.
They regrouped — with Denton saving a couple set points — and rallied back for a 7-5 win to close out the match in straight sets.
The Lady Cats were pushed even closer to the brink in a semifinal slugfest with Klein's sister duo of Precious and Princess Gbadamosi.
Central lost the first set 6-2 and trailed 4-3 in the second set after Denton's serve was broken. The Lady Cats were six points away from elimination when they turned it around.
They broke back to tie the set at 4-4 then eventually scrapped out a 7-5 win to force a third set. They jumped out to a 5-1 lead in the third set and held on for a 6-3 win.
"Win or lose, it would've been an awesome match either way," Collins said. "Both teams were fighting like crazy. It was just who gets the ball in last, because the points were long and there were volley duels constantly. It was really awesome."
The match was tense, and seemingly every game reached deuce with many of the points fiercely contested.
"It was a great level of tennis. I was excited to to be playing it," Denton said. "You knew you'd never have anything free. It made you move your feet and keep the intensity up. It was just really fun. You knew you had to earn every point."
Precious Gbadamosi is the No. 7-ranked player in Texas and a recruit of the University of Montana.
The Lady Cats will see two more highly regarded players in today's final. Rabinovich is committed to the University of Texas, while her teammate Leung is going to Ivy League school Columbia.
The two dispatched Amarillo Tascosa'a Jennifer Payne and Nan Porter 7-5, 6-0 in the other semifinal.
Central's mixed doubles team of Johnson and Williams was a set away from today's finals but couldn't finish off the Fieldsend siblings.
They narrowly lost the second set 7-5, and they never regained momentum in a 6-1 loss in the third set.
"We were playing good," Johnson said. "It's just in the third set, they got out to a quick start, and we just couldn't come back."
It was only the second loss of the season for Johnson and Williams, who won district and regionals.
"We did great," Williams said. "Jared did great things all four years he was here, and it was good to come out like this. It would've been good to be playing (Tuesday), but you can't win them all."
Class 5A Tennis Results
Penick-Allison Courts, Austin
Girls Doubles
Jamie Lee Denton / Katy Collins, San Angelo Central def. Hayley Wild / Courtney Wild, New Braunfels, 6-2, 7-5
Precious Gbadamosi / Princess Gbadamosi, Klein def. Mariam Zein / Courtney Yeung, Fort Bend Dulles, 6-3, 6-3
Annat Rabinovich / Crystal Leung, Katy Taylor def. Maya Mozdzierz-Monico / Isabella Mozdzierz-Monico, Round Rock Westwood, 6-1, 6-3
Jennifer Payne / Nan Porter, Amarillo Tascosa def. Felicity Delgado / Katie Delgado, Converse Judson, 6-2, 6-3
Jamie Lee Denton / Katy Collins, San Angelo Central def. Precious Gbadamosi / Princess Gbadamosi, Klein, 2-6, 7-5, 6-3
Annat Rabinovich / Crystal Leung, Katy Taylor def. Jennifer Payne / Nan Porter, Amarillo Tascosa, 7-5, 6-0
Mixed Doubles
Casey Sutton / Robin Chou, Austin Westlake def. Chelsea Horan / Austin Streifert, San Antonio Reagan, 6-3, 6-2
Michael Riechmann / Katie Davis, Houston Memorial def. Eric Weygandt / Jayme Kravitz, Plano West, 5-7, 7-6 (8), 6-4
Liza Fieldsend / Beau Fieldsend, New Braunfels def. Mario Sandoval / Kelsey Grambeau, Garland Naaman Forest, 6-3, 6-0
Jared Johnson / Claire Williams, San Angelo Central def. Hunter Carrithers / Sammy Siegel, League City Clear Creek, 6-3, 6-4
Casey Sutton / Robin Chou, Austin Westlake def. Michael Riechmann / Katie Davis, Houston Memorial, 7-5, 7-5
Liza Fieldsend / Beau Fieldsend, New Braunfels def. Jared Johnson / Claire Williams, San Angelo Central, 4-6, 7-5, 6-1
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Jon Daniels: 'Nobody looks good right now'
Rangers general manager Jon Daniels said Thursday afternoon there has been little movement in talks to trade Michael Young and acknowledged that the public exchange of words and trade demands between the club and its long-time star have left everybody with a public black-eye.
Talks between the Rangers and Colorado Rockies, who expressed the most interest in Young this winter, have reached a freeze. The Rangers have been linked to Philadelphia, which could use a right-handed bat, and Minnesota, which may be willing to deal left-hander Francisco Liriano, but club officials indicated no talks have picked up any momentum.
"None of us is happy that it came to this," Daniels said. "Nobody looks good right now. There are two options here. If a trade presents itself that looks like it will help the club, we will pursue it. If not, we'll go to spring training."
Daniels said he hopes to put the issue behind him once and for all by the time position players are scheduled to report, but refused to use that as a deadline for a deal. Position players are to report to Surprise, Ariz. on Feb. 19.
"It's a little early to speculate on how it will play out and I don't want to put any deadlines on things," Daniels said. "If a deal is going to happen, it's probably going to happen [before Young is scheduled to report]. But you never know things are going to play out."
Daniels said the club is currently working only on trying to accommodate Young's trade request and would deal with trying to facilitate a reconciliation. Daniels also said the club has not reached out to any free agents about possibly replacing Young should a trade be worked out.


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United Water Workers in Texas Join Union with United Steelworkers of America
Workers at the newly-privatized water company for Laredo, United Water, Inc., voted yesterday for union representation with the United Steelworkers of America (USWA) in a government supervised secret ballot election, seeking to improve conditions on the job.
The vote count in the election, which was overseen by the U.S. National Labor Relations Board, was 68 for the USWA, 54 against.
USWA Organizer Dionisio Gonzales said, "Workers at the water company were able to overcome a tough anti-union campaign by management and win their right to form a union. These workers were prepared for the campaign, and had a very strong organizing committee."
Humberto Tamez, a heavy equipment operator at United Water and organizing committee member, said conditions on the job "were not working out the way management promised us, so we decided if we want to do better we needed a union to represent us."
Tamez said management held long meetings with workers this week to try to persuade them to oppose the Steelworkers, but that a majority of still held strong for the union.
Enrique Medrano, president of USWA Local 9483 representing more than 350 Laredo city workers, said "This union victory is great news for working men and women in Laredo. We're determined to help worker win a decent level of pay and benefits, and fair treatment on the job."
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Filed under: Freestyles,Radio Interviews,Tape Vaults
Written by: Robbie Ettelson
Continuing the throw-back interviews from my tape vaults, today's session features an excited Jay-Z as he chops it up with Westwood, shortly before the release of Reasonable Doubt. A lotta memories on this one – remember when Hov was talking about "this is gonna be my only album"? Speaking of broken promises, right after Ice Cube dropped Amerikkka's Most Wanted, he was quoted as saying he was only doing one more album before he called it quits, since "motherfuckers get sick of you if you're in their face too much". If only the "Bitch Killa" had heeded his own advice and stopped rapping after Death Certificate, he could have stepped off at the top of the game….
But back to Jay, during this interview it's clear that he's enjoying the initial success of "Ain't No Nigga" as it began tearing up the clubs, and he's brimming with confidence when discussing his soon-to-be classic debut. He also
touches on speaks about his early days rolling with The Jaz, and introduces a little label by the name of Rocafella Records before he drops a couple of verses over Funkmaster Flex rocking doubles of Sadat X's "Stages and Lights" beat.
Jay-Z Radio Interview & Freestyle (Tim Westwood's Radio 1 Rap Show, 1996).
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no homo
> used to be the jaz' rap partner
you mean "weed carrier"?
> has now joined forces w/bdk
you mean "is now carrying weed for"?
> He also touches
no homo
> on his early days rolling with The Jaz
you mean "is now carrying weed for"?Comment by djxplicit 05.10.05 @
Thanks for pointing those out. I can't believe I missed the last two…Comment by Robbie 05.10.05 @
Freestyle? Don't you mean to say he kicks some verses from the album? Ain't no freestyle on that snippetComment by yo 05.11.05 @
Yeah obviously it's not some "off the top of the head" shit, but a "freestyle" can be written verses over a beat as well. Just ask Lord Finesse.Comment by Robbie 05.11.05 @
Wow, dude even had a better flow in his regular speech pattern. He sounds like an effin brain dead sack of pennies these days. I wonder what the fuck happened to dude. Reminds me of Ali and his current condition. Did someone continuously beat Jay's ass on the regular (no homo).Comment by Combat Jack 05.16.05 @
"Did someone continuously beat Jay's ass on the regular"
That's what Dame got paid forComment by Robbie 05.16.05 @
sick interview… Wish he would reach back and give BDK some support though.Comment by 33third.com 05.19.05 @
Wish he would help BDK??!! Jaz, Sauce, Foxy, now Dame all dumped by the Jiggameister!Comment by chronwell 05.25.05 @
What is Jay suppose to do, hold everybody hands that hung out with him back in day. Damn,let that man be, shi@. Jay, Dame and Biggs all grew apart from one another so rightfully it was time for them to move on. So if Dame is sore about it that's his problem get over it. Using folks to build your wealth is not cool. An why the heck are folks so mad at Jay,for what, jealous. Jay, did his share, now it's time for those other two to start up there engines and move on and stop hating on Jay.
There is an old saying, you shouldn't let problems tap dance in your head. You will never prosper in life if it bothers you.
Have ya'll heard about that new kid ESHY? Just a lil Hit and Black And Jews with CHuck D?Comment by lilred 08.29.05 @
PLEASE, enough of the no homo crap. Seriously take a few moments and think of an original way to say something. It hasn't been funny since Cam'ron first used the saying a year ago. ENOUGH, the horse is dead … stop beating it.
P.S. – Nice site
who doesnt realize a freestyle is just a loose
rap yet. dont nobody want to hear just any old
bullshit someone comes off of the head w/. we
want to be entertained by thought provoking
lyrics or @ least humorous one liners &
punchlines thats why rappers kick writtens. its
common sence. fuck an off the top rap! a
freestyle is just a raw verse on a random beat.Comment by bon-hed live in bk 09.01.05 @
stop hattin' mu!#afu@*, it was a classic interview and a classic freestyle no matter what so shut that bullish up until you can come up wit' somethin' better. but i guess that's what haters do, and yo lame a$$ will continue to sit on this website and come up wit' somethin' negative to say anyway though…. damn bon-hed!Comment by the 1 09.04.05 @
Yup, like Ive been tellin the masses, Jigga was an animal in the nineties. He was too gutter for MTV, and when he realized it, or when he got closer to 40, he smartened up, and cut records for Sally or Becky, u smell me? Imean, I only listen to his pre-Hard Knock Life material…And for the record, the Blueprints and The Black album were mediorce. JIgga-man, BK shit, yall knowComment by H Cap 09.04.05 @
This boy is wack! Please everyone stop supporting the man who made biting and stealing lines "the thing to do". Stole Foxy from Nas, took all of Nas's rhymes and his whole style! He talks; he does not rap! His flow sucks and his delivery is sloppy! Nas murdered him and everyone let it slide because Nas didn't sell out like him! Suckers of society wake up!Comment by Mike 09.24.05 @
are you retarted? or just from the south? you said "His flow sucks and his delivery is sloppy" umm you need to stop drinking jeezy juice and realize what real rap is. It sure the hell aint rims, hoes, and crunkness. That sucks. Every rapper will tell you jay is sittin in the throne—stillComment by rez410 09.25.05 @
Jay was mad bouncy back then but i still liked his flow.it's like he's sewing with word…and yea everyone knows that jay has the throne….rappers even say they're coming for the throne when they're talking about him….stop hating..the man is on top…stillComment by Spaced Out 10.03.05 @
fuck all yall haters,anyone in ur family's worth $350 million dollars,first priority is to leave to leave the hood,and feed families,not be real on yall broke asses. Feel him or not he's sold 33million copies,a hiphop record,so shut the fuck up,go find a way u'll make urs either by crook or hook,dont yall feel stupid,u hating on someone who paved way for others,made yall wanna floss,brought the ghetto to fortune magazine,opend madison square for rap,made yall wear platinum,not those spongy shit……
ON THE ROAD TO RICHES AND DIAMOND RINGS….."REAL NIGGAS DO REAL THINGS",so shut the fuck up,cock-suckers.Comment by durrey 10.07.05 @
no ones bettter than jay,he sounded the way he still sounds,and what do yall think a freestyle is,u need to be in the hood,freeestyles dont just come off top……………foolsComment by skinner 10.07.05 @
dudes made more paper than yalls familyy advances and benefits,so shut the fuck upComment by ray 10.07.05 @
$350mill thats enough money to give the whole of new york about $50 thats alot.Comment by john 10.07.05 @
yall cant see clearly cus the reign aint gone
the dynasty,made by the boy shawn
gang green,nigga its the gangsta team……………roc baby
combat jack go swallow a penny,ur rusty stomach still wont get u enough money to buy an audemars piguet u broke bastard……..jays the realest,and he remains king.niggas who got life like jigga…thats real talk.BK stand upComment by joe 10.07.05 @
You fuckin fags gotta stop with that 'no homo' shit….and on another note, nice interview, im glad this was posted. keep it poppinComment by Insane 10.07.05 @
uh i did move witta 1000 lil dudes
deliver tha winter snow up in tha summer on da lo
choppin my kilos,uppin' my steelo
ma gon' earl' morn roc sellin till da nitefall
-JAY Z "Lexes in Texas"1990
A REAL FREESTYLE – is off the top of the head. I don't knock people who can't do it and avoid embarrassing themselves by saying something written. However, BON-HED, people who can really come off the top of the head do put one liners and clever rhymes into it. That's the point. That's what's amazing about it. Writing a verse and saying it over a different beat is not hard. What the hell are you talking about? Real heads can tell the difference. I guess Bon-heds can't.Comment by Smasher 02.07.06 @
"are you retarted? or just from the south?"
Whoa, them there's some strong words! Slow down. People in the are neither slow nor retarded.Comment by Anonymous Southerner 09.27.06 @
Well this certainly seems harsh, I noticed that there are uneducated HipHop heads regarding the legacy of freestyling, as evident in these postsComment by Kevin 09.27.06 @
bah! "Nas didn't sell out like him"… how soon we forget '97 thru 2000. Some call it selling out, some call it adapting to change: whatever you call it, Jay's will to succeed got him to where he is. He's really no different than he was before he started sellin' records- alot of the so-called "real hip-hop" muhfukkas changed because he started sellin'. Just like they do with ANYONE who crawls out of the underground. If Sadat X had a big record on the radio TOMORROW, alot of his "loyal devotees" would start cryin'.Comment by DanjaMania 09.27.06 @
a "young" hov for real! you gotta respect how it started even though he wasnt freestyling you gotta love hearing where it came from! to hear classic verses covered as freestyles tells you how much he's grown with his craft and how excited he was about doing what he was about to which was dropped a classic album whether he knew it or not! as a fan you gotta love the beginning abd respect the now!Comment by bangs75 12.07.06 @
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The big shootout early last week in the Amador County town of Ione is a reminder of the dangers of growing medical marijuana. One grower is dead with an empty shotgun in his hands and five Sacramento gang suspects are in custody, though others appeared to have eluded capture.
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The big shootout early last week in the Amador County town of Ione is a reminder of the dangers of growing medical marijuana. One grower is dead with an empty shotgun in his hands and five Sacramento gang suspects are in custody, though others appeared to have eluded capture.
Home invasions for small-time medical marijuana growers and even those growing only for themselves have happened several times in El Dorado County. Often the thugs will dress up in policelike gear. The gangsters in Ione showed up wearing "a flak vest" that read SWAT and had flashing police lights.
It's a story that repeats itself around the region and the state.
The grower had physician recommendations to grow 99 plants for each patient.
The other issue is when is a medical marijuana growing operation too big? Three people from El Dorado County have been sent to prison over that issue, with two of them recently hauled off to federal prison. Some of that federal prosecution has since cooled down under President Obama's more lenient policy toward California's medical marijuana scene. But that is an unofficial policy and can change with a different administration.
Proposition 215, the medical marijuana initiative, was passed by 55.6 percent of the vote in November 1996. Last year the California Supreme Court threw out limits on personal cultivation that the Legislature adopted, saying an initiative cannot be amended by statute.
We opposed Proposition 215, fearing it was a side route to full legalization. We have no doubt that many medical pot users are not AIDS, cancer or glaucoma patients. And we're not sure that those with AIDS need it anymore since advances in traditional medications have largely reduced the impact of AIDS.
What we did not anticipate when we opposed the initiative was the large grow operations by grouping permits and the way the criminal class would prey on growers big and small, even the simple one-person medical marijuana grower. One has to credit the thugs for their intelligence gathering, ferreting out small grows from Garden Valley to San Juan Ridge in Nevada County. Though 779 plants in Ione wouldn't be too difficult to spot. Ione is not much of a town, with two roads in and out. It takes all of three minutes to cruise through town and then you're either headed for Mule Creek Prison or into the countryside.
Another problem has been medical marijuana stores. Banks are reluctant to serve them because selling marijuana still remains against federal law. The banks treat the federal government with kid gloves. Stores are supposedly nonprofit. A store in Placerville closed down after it didn't meet conditions of the Placerville Police Department's permit and couldn't keep its books straight. No doubt the hairdresser's shop was relieved to no longer have the odor of huge quantities of fresh pot wafting into its shop.
But in Oakland and Berkeley the shops are big business. In Los Angeles the pot shops are popping up like gophers. In a Caddy Shack move the city has ordered 141 to close as illegal. The 141 didn't even bother to participate in the city's lottery for 238 permits. Stopping pot shops there is like playing whack-a-mole.
For rampant criminality, for dispensary licensing problems, for questionable medical recommendations, for grow size inconsistency, for all these reasons it is time for the state to step in. Medical marijuana should be grown and distributed in state stores like other states have government liquor stores.
The individual grower with a doctor's recommendation can still do his or her own grow, but farming out doctor recommendations to professional growers has got to stop. Let the state be the big grower and the dispenser and charge sales taxes. State stores can keep track of how much is dispensed to an individual each year so that person doesn't exceed the prescribed limit.
A state takeover of the business of medical marijuana will solve and ameliorate a lot of issues.


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Re: A CGI tour of the USS Enterprise.
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"Spock launching at the end was the only 'less than perfect' part."
I feel inclined to disagree. The flight deck, its proper illumination and the correct amount of windows were also much better than in TOS-R. If the shuttlebay scenes in TOS-R would have looked like that, I would have probably made lesser use of the angle button of my remote to switch to the original shuttlebay footage.
Please allow me to clarify my earlier post:
The scenery was very gratifying. It was the look of Spock specifically, that, in my sole opinion, could have looked a little better. I felt that part could have been better by taking stock footage of Spock launching something and placing it in the splendid set created by our friend, AR. Much as he did on view screens throughout the ship.
This does NOT mean I do not appreciate the masterful work produced. Merely constructive commentary... nothing more.
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Iggy Azalea teams up with Hunger TV for visuals to her song "Slo" from her "Trap Gold' mixtape.
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Cybersecurity in Financial Services: Why It's Never Been More Important
In the world of security, the month of October has become synonymous with National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM), which encourages all Internet users to make their online lives safer and more secure. In a recent press release announcing the ninth annual campaign, the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) focused on encouraging and empowering digital citizens to stay safer online and protect digital assets. This year's theme: "Our Shared Responsibility," is intended to remind consumers and businesses that the Internet is a shared resource and we all need to do our part to protect it.
As part of this cooperative effort to encourage safer practices and policies on the Internet, Perimeter is launching a four-part blog series during NCSAM that will focus on four of the industries that are most at risk from cyber threats: financial services and banking, healthcare, government, and power and utilities. Our intent is to highlight the potential threats and ramifications of an attack on these sectors and how stronger vigilance can lead to a safer and more productive environment for all.
We will begin the series by taking a look at the financial services sector as it is extremely timely given the events of the past couple weeks. On September 21, we posted a blog discussing how some major US financial institutions experienced website service interruptions possibly due to cyber-attacks. We analyzed that in the wake of these events, the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC) has issued Security Advisory ID 2012-09-037 and raised the cyber threat level from "elevated" to "high" to call for heightened alertness.
The issues were first brought to attention when Bank of America's website availability was intermittent. The following day the website of JPMorgan Chase suffered similar sporadic problems. Many sources attributed these two incidents to a hacktivist group. Earlier in the day, an alleged representative of this group posted a warning on pastebin.com threatening to attack Bank of America and the New York Stock Exchange. A day later, a second attack occurred against Chase.
In the advisory, FS-ISAC urged financial institutions to "ensure constant diligence in monitoring and quick response to any malicious events." The advisory also warned that targeted attacks via exploitation of the recent Internet Explorer (IE) zero-day bug are actively circulating in the wild, in the absence of a permanent fix. Microsoft posted temporary workarounds, and provided a patch on Friday, September 21.
There was also an excellent piece by David Goldman in CNNMoney this past week describing what has been the most intensive week of cyber-attacks ever seen on the financial services market. Goldman writes that since September 19, the websites of Bank of America (BAC, Fortune 500), JPMorgan Chase (JPM, Fortune 500), Wells Fargo (WFC, Fortune 500), U.S. Bank (USB, Fortune 500) and PNC Bank have all suffered day-long slowdowns and been sporadically unreachable for many customers.
Now, we know banks and other financial service companies getting hit by attacks is nothing new. In fact, according to Perimeter's own E-Security 1H 2012 Financial Institution Threat Report issued in August, it has become the expectation, and not the exception. Normally the security procedures put in place are enough to thwart most attacks with little to no disruption to bank operations. In this case however, the security systems became overwhelmed and unable to deal with the massive number of attacks launched against them. This speaks to the increasing levels of coordination and sophistication hackers are able to undertake in today's cyber battles.
In our first half report for 2012, we summarized security incidents based on data from 861 financial institution customers. During that period, 1,619 likely and confirmed compromises were detected. Of these, 43% targeted small, 38% targeted mid-sized, and 19% targeted large institutions. In total, 483 financial institutions were affected by those incidents. A majority of our financial customers (56%) experienced at least one security incident in the last six months. Large institutions had the highest average number of incidents per institution: six, about one per month. Based on our analysis, Trojan horses and the Blackhole exploit kit are the most common threats facing financial institution customers today. This analysis confirmed the trend of cyberattacks increasing against financial institutions.
Financial institutions are particularly vulnerable to cybercrimes such as phishing and identity theft. We have seen numerous security incidents that have resulted in significant losses to the victim institutions. A common propagation vector is targeted phishing emails addressed to employees with privileged account access. Once the recipient opens the link or the malicious attachment in the email, malware (in most cases, a Trojan) is installed. Sensitive account information is collected, which leads to unauthorized monetary transfers and customer data compromises. Based on the six-month incident data, Trojans turned out to be the major threat category facing financial institutions.
So what does this all mean? The ability of an attacker to take down the systems of any large financial institution has the potential to wreak havoc on the entire market. If systems are frozen, assets are not moving and analysts can become blinded to changing market conditions putting assets and investments at considerable risk. Magnify this out across the entire banking system as well as the exchanges and you create a completely unstable environment. In early August, Knight Capital Group suffered a $440 million pre-tax loss as a result of a computer glitch. Can you imagine for a moment the damage a sophisticated attack against our nation's largest banks and brokerage houses would cause?
It is unlikely that the tide of attacks against banks and other financial services companies will ever be stemmed, creating increased importance on the security solutions to negate the advances in their attacks. If these past couple weeks are any indication, the level of activity is being brought to a new high and it is incumbent upon the security industry to respond.
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AMBERLEY, Gloucestershire
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- Original source material relating to Amberley, and other parishes in Diocese of Gloucester may be found at the Gloucestershire Archives.
- "AMBERLEY, a hamlet in the parish of Minchinhampton, in the hundred of
Longtree, in the county of Gloucester, not far from Minchinhampton. It
comprises the hamlets of Littleworth, Theescombe, and St. Cloe, which were
granted to the parish in the reign of Henry VIII. The living is a rectory
consolidated with Minchinhampton. An object of great interest in this
hamlet, is the great dyke called Woeful Dane Bottom. It is 8 feet in
height, and extends in length 3 miles."
[Description from The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1868) transcribed by Colin Hinson ©2003]
Historical Geography
- "Ecclesiastical parish formed 1840 from Minchinhampton,
Nailsworth and Rodborough."
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Beginning on Monday, July 21, Columbia Public Works - Street Division will continue annual pavement preservation maintenance on several Columbia roads. This maintenance consists of sealing existing road surfaces to prolong the life of our roadways. On these particular streets, they type of pavement preservation maintenance to be performed is referred to as "chip seal".
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Trial of Bendamustine, Bortezomib, and Rituximab in Patients With Previously Untreated Low Grade Lymphoma
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just went and it was closed at 3:45 on a Saturday. I believe they must be closed for good.
They should not advertise GF! Watched as they made my pizza. No gloves, no cross contamination prevention. There was flour everywhere. :0/ skip this place if you're celiac!
delicious and only took 15 minutes to prepare
Went in to order and the manager noted that although crust was GF all sauces and toppings were not. Appreciated the honesty but have no idea why they would advertise gluten free.
Great quick option for gf pizza. It's in the Miracle Mile Shops. My group ate somewhere I couldn't, so this place worked out perfect!
2869 E Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
Pizza is great. GF pizza is safe for sensitive people. It's small though.... wish the prices were lower.
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Great GF pizza.
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Love!! Just takes a bit longer to cook, but definitely worth it!!
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Welcome to the Keel Row Bookshop
Established in 1980 the Keel Row Bookshop is located in an eight roomed Georgian townhouse in a conservation area of historic North Shields. Anthony Smithson, the third and current owner, started bookselling nearly twenty years ago and bought the premises in May 2006. Since then the shop has been completely renovated and the shop fully restocked.
We are a family run firm selling a broad range of Antiquarian, collectible and second-hand books to suit every pocket. Our stock has a strong emphasis on North Eastern topography and history, particularly Northumberland, as well as the history of Newcastle upon Tyne and Sunderland. We also try to maintain a healthy stock of the works of Thomas Bewick and his pupils as well as the Newcastle author and wood engraver Joseph Crawhall
We're proud members of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association (ABA) the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers (ILAB) and the Provincial Booksellers Fairs Association (PBFA) and abide by their codes of practice. We have a reputation for fair prices and friendly service.
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Afghanistan–Uzbekistan Friendship Bridge
The Afghanistan–Uzbekistan Friendship Bridge is a road and rail bridge across the river Amu Darya, connecting the town of Hairatan in the northern Balkh province of Afghanistan with Termez in Uzbekistan.[1] The bridge was built by the Soviet Union and opened in 1982[2] to supply its troops in Afghanistan.
It is the only fixed link across the Uzbek–Afghan border, the nearest bridge across the Amu Darya being at Kelif, some 120 kilometers (74.5 mi) to the west, crossing the Turkmen-Afghan border.
The bridge was closed in May 1996 when the Taliban forces took control of the city of Mazar-i-Sharif, forcing their enemies living in northern Afghanistan to retreat into Uzbekistan. It reopened on December 9, 2001.[3] Work began in January 2010 to extend the railway to Mazar-i-Sharif.[4]
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- ^ "Hairatan and the Friendship Bridge".
- ^ "USSR-Afghan link". Modern Railways. August 1982. p. 342.
- ^ "Breakthrough in Afghan aid effort". BBC News. 2001-12-09.
- ^ "Construction of Afghan railway launched". Railway Gazette International. 2010-01-27.
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Access to the exhibition can visit the Museum Collection. Access to this exhibition will be Entrance of Jerónimos. Room C Jerónimos Building.
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Tickets in advance through the Visitor Services Centre ( Buy / tel. 902 10 70 77) involves the usual discount on the price at the box office.
Direct purchase of tickets can be both at the box office of the Entrance (low) Goya, and in tickets machines (exclusive payment by credit card, selling for the day and in general system) located outside the same door..
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Galveston County Court-at-Law Judge Christopher Dupuy has resigned from his post.
The Office of County Judge Mark Henry announced the resignation Thursday afternoon.
Dupuy, 42, faces several criminal charges and was suspended earlier this year. He faces multiple counts of perjury and abuse of office.
Judge Henry has accepted Dupuy's resignation which takes effect at 5 p.m. Friday.
Officials said a special meeting will be held Monday morning to appoint Dupuy's replacement.
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'The Black Garden' is an enthralling mystery story that will grip readers from the first page to the last.
"A fantastically atmospheric book. You can feel the tension on every page." - Robert Foster, best-selling author of The Lunar Code.
Joe Bright has managed to perfectly blend a large variety of elements to produce a very satisfying read: The dialog is witty and crisp, flowing effortlessly. The prose is beautiful and descriptive, and yet non-effusive; each word obviously carefully chosen. The characters are well developed, and lovable, even with their glaring faults. Humor is a major player in the novel: from joking between characters, to laugh out loud hilarious events.
I would recommend this book to mystery lovers and skeptics alike. It truly has something for everyone, universal appeal. I will definitely be watching for more of Joe Bright.
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Joe Bright is available to speak about his novel or about writing, as he did with these lovely book clubs from Cypress, California, and Charlotte, North Carolina. If you are outside of the Los Angeles area, Joe would be happy to speak to your group through Skype or telephone.
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Although the Yellow Jackets came into the Sun Bowl 79th in the nation in scoring defense, giving up 29.92 points per game, their defense was a big key in a getting a 21-7 win over USC.
"Well I think we stayed away from giving up the big play and we did well on third down," Johnson said. "We created some turnovers and it was just one of those things where we were able to make some big plays. We played pretty consistently. It became a field position game."
Georgia Tech's (7-7) defense had some games this season where it struggled. Like giving up 49 points in a loss to Middle Tennessee State and giving up 40 points or more six times this season.
However, the Yellow Jackets disrupted the Trojans' offense, holding USC to only 205 yards of total offense (107 pass, 98 rushing) and rattled USC quarterback Max Wittek. The Georgia Tech defense held Wittek to 14-for-37, forced three interceptions on the day and held the Trojans to go 3 of 15 on third down as well.
The Yellow Jackets' defensive line also was able to knock down a number of Wittek's passes, including one on fourth-and-4 with USC on the Georgia Tech 44-yard line. A USC drive that went four-and-out after the Trojans recovered a Yellow Jacket fumble on the Georgia Tech 44 for great field position.
"The quarterback was staring down a lot of his receivers and coach (Charles) Kelly always preached on how to look for that," Georgia Tech cornerback Rod Sweeting said about covering the USC receivers. "We saw on film that the zone caused them a lot of havoc. Jamal (Golden) and I were moving around disguising the coverages. He (Wittek) was rattled the whole game and we knew we had him. It was a good job by the safeties on disguising the coverages."
Sweeting was also named the game's MVP.
USC was averaging over 400 yards of total offense per game heading into the Sun Bowl. Of course, most of that was with quarterback Matt Barkley, who didn't play in the Sun Bowl because of a shoulder injury.
Monday was the least amount of points Georgia Tech, who won its first bowl game since 2004 with the Sun Bowl victory, gave up in a game since a 59-3 win over FCS Presbyterian on Sept. 8 and only the second time this season it gave up 10 points or less in a game.
While holding USC to only seven points, 116 total yards of offense and four first downs in the first half, the Yellow Jackets -- who had to receive an NCAA waiver to play in a bowl game with a 6-7 record -- didn't allow a USC second-half first down until eight minutes left in the game. USC went three-and-out on its first five second-half possessions and only had 133 total yards of offense after three quarters.
"The defense played very well," Yellow Jackets quarterback Tevin Washington said. "Coach Kelly has been doing a great job coaching the defense and being out there seeing them make plays was great. The defense has been carrying us on the back of the season, so it was a good feeling."
Turnovers also played a key part for the Georgia Tech defense in the fourth quarter. With the Yellow Jackets up 21-7 in the fourth quarter and the Trojans driving to try and build a late comeback and make it a one-score game, Georgia Tech linebacker Quayshawn Nealy came up with the interception in the end zone with 6:22 left in the ballgame to end the USC scoring threat.
Jamal Golden, who also had a key 56-yard punt return to the USC 1-yard line that set Georgia Tech's second TD of the day in the second quarter, ended another potential Trojan scoring drive by intercepting Wittek in the end zone with 1:04 left in the game to seal the win for Georgia Tech.
"I really think our guys played well the entire game," Johnson said. "Other than the one drive we gave up, guys were playing fast and playing hard. They knew where to go and what to do; there wasn't a lot of thinking going on. There at the end of the game we were able to play prevent, three-deep defense with guys playing loose."
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