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Yorktown handed Daleville its first loss of the season, picking up a 14-2 victory on the road in five innings on Tuesday. The Tigers scored at least two runs in each inning.
Jacob Preston stuck out five in four shutout innings to earn the win for Yorktown (3-2). Ryan Cates went 3-for-3 with a double, two runs and two RBIs, while Austin Stout scored three times in a 2-for-2 day.
"Our focus yesterday at practice was just being aggressive at the plate," Yorktown coach Mike Larrabee said. "And I thought the kids came out and swung the bats well as an entire team." ...


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Sandy lessons are taught to the Rebuild by Design group, seen here listening to Alyssa Durnien (right) at the Jack Pinto Memorial Park in Union Beach. / TOM SPADER/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
Sandy lessons are veing gathered by Rebuild by Design, a federally funded program headed by Henk Ovink of the Netherlands. / TOM SPADER/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
Henk Ovink knows something about how to keep the ocean at bay.
Hailing from the Netherlands, which started flood planning some 800 years ago, he served as the second in charge of a department in the Dutch government that deals with planning and water.
Now on loan to the U.S. government, Ovink arrived on the Bayshore Thursday with teams of engineers, architects, planners and scientists to learn how the locals live and to come up with better ideas to combat hurricanes and flooding.
�You�re facing something we�ve been facing for ages,� he said.
Ovink is heading Rebuild by Design, a federally funded program that has 10 transnational teams working on ways to shore up areas at risk from extreme weather. Watch the video above to learn more about the program.
The teams, drawn from 148 applicants, have been given $100,000 each for a three-month research phase that includes delving into the details of communities.
Talking to people
�The teams have to know how the region works, not only in terms of engineering, but how the community works,� Ovink said. �They have to get out and talk to people.�
He and others learned about Afghan carrots, Iraqi tomatoes and how more than a thousand people were served food each day out of a Union Beach firehouse after superstorm Sandy.
The carrots and tomatoes were donated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to a community garden at St. Mark�s Center for Community Renewal in Keansburg.
Members of the teams were in Asbury Park Wednesday night, talking to residents about their experiences with Sandy, hearing anecdotes such as how people�s basements filled up with raw sewage during the storm and how volunteers streamed into the area.
He has been given leave from the Dutch government to work with the Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force led by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan.
The teams all have a heavy Dutch presence.
10,000-year storm
In the Netherlands, the first water commission was set up in the 13th century, the beginning of the complex system of dikes and other structures to protect the low-lying country from constant flooding. A third of the country is below sea level and 65 percent is flood prone, Ovink said. The main sections of that system can withstand a 10,000-year storm, he said.
The teams may come up with something concrete, like levees or a new school designed to be converted into an emergency shelter, Ovink said. Setting new standards likely will come into play. And some ideas may include a government component.
One team, Interboro Partners, boasts �the best of Dutch land-use planning, environmental and coastal engineering, and urban water management with the best of American participatory planning, community development, and economic analysis and financial engineering.�
With Raritan Bay as a backdrop, Alyssa Durnien, 36, of Occupy Sandy New Jersey, a relief organization, explained to the teams about its work in the Bayshore, recalling details about stirring a vat of soup with a canoe paddle to feed some of the 1,200 to 1,400 people that would turn out for food in Union Beach after the storm.
�Marriages together for 20 years are splitting up because of the pressure,� Durnien said. �A lot of houses haven�t been touched since the storm.�


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November 30, 2015
SOUTH EL MONTE, Calif. (February 5, 2013)—A boy and a girl both lost fingers during a game of tug-of-war at their high school in Southern California, authorities said.
Los Angeles County Fire Capt. Miguel Garcia said doctors planned to try to reattach the fingers severed from the hands of two South El Monte High School students.
School district official Edward Zuniga declined to identify the students, but a newspaper reported the girl is a senior on the soccer team and the boy is a football player.
Zuniga says the students were participating in a lunchtime activity in celebration of homecoming Monday.
Authorities didn't say how many fingers were lost or provide details on how the game resulted in the injuries.
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Rensselaer Education Across Cultural Horizons, or REACH, is part of Rensselaer's initiative to provide all undergraduate students with an international experience. Initially launched in spring 2009 as an exchange program for engineering students, REACH has evolved to include all international opportunities for undergraduates, including semester-long study abroad and exchange opportunities, short-term and faculty-led international programs, and other international experiences such as internships and service learning. All students are encouraged and expected to take advantage of some sort of international experience during their four-year undergraduate education.
Rensselaer offers study abroad and exchange opportunities for undergraduate students in more than 15 countries on 5 continents. Most of Rensselaer's study abroad programs are administered by the Office of International Programs, but some are managed by individual academic departments. Click on the Program Options link for a list of current program options.
Where to Begin - Assess your own academic and personal goals. How can a study abroad experience help you to meet these goals? Do you want to be in a specific region or country? Would you like to learn a foreign language? Do you need a lot of support or would you be okay on your own?
Do Your Research - Read about the program options. Review the information on this website to learn about general policies and procedures. Visit the websites of the host institutions and familiarize yourself with the types of courses that are offered, program dates, the services offered to exchange students and the housing options.
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History may note this year as "Year of the Seoul City Wall." Efforts to rebuild lost sections of the wall are moving forward, and interest in the wall is at an all-time high. The recent reopening of Sungnyemun Gate in May 2013 after years of reconstruction focuses attention to the western section of the wall. In the early 20th century, Japanese colonial rulers destroyed the wall around Sungnyemun Gate for roads and a streetcar line linking the center of the city with Seoul Station.
A good way to explore the western section of the wall is to start at Seoul Station (Line 1, 4 and A'REX Line). Opened in 1925, the old part of the station is one of the most notable buildings remaining from the Japanese colonial period (1910–1945). Until the new KTX station opened in 2004, the old building was the main gateway to Seoul. After several years of restoration, the station was transformed into the Culture Station Seoul 284, a multipurpose art space for special exhibitions and events, in 2011 (http://seoul284.org/new/eng/intro/intro.php). The cultural center also has a room for a permanent exhibit on the history of Seoul Station.
The short walk from Seoul Station toward Sungnyemun Gate goes past several old commercial buildings from the mid-twentieth century. First built in 1396, the gate was rebuilt and repaired several times in the 15th century but did not undergo another major renovation until 1962. It was the best example of an original early Joseon-period structure and was designated National Treasure No. 1. An arson fire in 2008 destroyed the gate, which shocked the nation, but five years of painstaking construction have produced a historically faithful replica. The gate is the largest and most ornate of the four large main gates in the Seoul City Wall. Walk around Sungnyemun Gate and notice the beautiful curves in the roof and other details.
From Sungnyemun Gate, turn in the direction of Seoul Station and cross the street at the first crosswalk. Turn right, go straight, and cross the next street. You will then see a sidewalk that looks like the Seoul City Wall and a reconstructed portion of the wall next to the KCCI building. This part of the wall was reconstructed in 2005 during the construction of the KCCI building. Keep going until you come to the Olive Tower, another tall office building. You will soon see that the base of the reconstructed wall in front of this building looks older than the rest of the wall. This is one of the stones are from the original wall and was unearthed during the construction of the building. The wall stops at the next street and does not pick up for one kilometer, until the area around Sajik Tunnel.
From here, go straight and then turn left at the JoongAng Ilbo Building and go straight. Cross the busy street, turn right, cross the street, and turn left. Go straight until you come to a long, curving apartment building with shops on the first floor, the Seosomun Apartments. Built in 1972, the building is one of the earliest examples of a residential-commercial building in Korea. The building was built over a covered up stream, which explains its rare curved shape. Among the shops are several cafés and restaurants with outdoor seating that offer interesting views of Seoul's jumbled cityscape.
The Seosomun Apartments end at a busy street. Turning left leads to Seodaemun Station (Line 5), and tuning right takes you back to Seoul Station following the train tracks. Another choice is to time your visit so that you can return to Sungnyemun Gate in the evening for the spectacular light up.
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Woster and Mogen's Heroes to entertain at GLF event
The Greater Lyman Foundation (GLF) will host the 2nd annual spring fundraiser featuring Mogen's Heroes and Jim Woster Saturday, April 6 at the Vivian Community Hall in Vivian.
The event starts with a meal, sponsored by Avera Medical Group Chamberlain and Avera McKennan Sioux Falls, and catered by Jet Lanes Bowling Alley of Presho at 6:00 PM.
The musical show will begin at approximately 7:00 PM and feature the band, Mogen's Heroes of Sioux Falls, sponsored by Christiansen Land & Cattle Ltd. (Eddie and Christine Hamilton).
Appearing with band members John Mogen, Denny Gale and Bill Hoffman will be Lyman County native Jim Woster.
A limited number of advance tickets are available at a cost of $15 from the following GLF board members, Ron McManus, 730-1030; Herb Sundall, 869-2233; Judge Jessop, 895-2301; or Layne Larson, 280-7685.
All proceeds from the event, plus any extra donations, will be added to the Foundation, which is currently at $278,776.
Judge Jessop, board member and event organizer said two guest performers – Lane Moore, Vivian and Terry Hutchinson, a former member of the 2012 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, the Cats – will join Mogen's Heroes on stage for several musical selections.
"It's rumored that a couple more members of the Woster clan could also show up," said Jessop.
"This really is an appreciation dinner for all those who have donated and supported the Greater Lyman Foundation since it was founded," said Jessop. "It's sure to be a fun night of entertainment and good food."
The Vivian Community Club will assist the GLF board members in serving the catered meal.
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- Lighting Up Kennebec" set for December 1st
- School honors area Vets with program
- Presho Thirft Store to expand
- Lyman volleyball wins the District Championship
- Halloween fun in Presho
- Veterans Day events planned for Nov. 11
- Lyman will host District 13B Volleyball Tournament
- Bumper row crop fills elevator
- New Trooper assigned to Presho
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WASHINGTON — The co-owner of the Pentagon's top propaganda contractor in Afghanistan continues to receive payments from the company despite the Army's effort to exclude him from receiving government contracts.
Camille Chidiac, who owns 49 percent of Leonie Industries, was placed on the government's "excluded parties list" after admitting his role in an online smear campaign against two journalists from USA TODAY.
U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz, a Utah Republican who chairs the House oversight committee's panel on national security, called Chidiac's continued relationship with the company and the Pentagon unacceptable.
"The excluded parties list has shown no teeth," Chaffetz said. "There should be a penalty for violating the very trust that's needed to execute on these contracts."
The military recently agreed to retain Leonie's services for $60 million over the next year.
Chaffetz said he would demand to know why the Pentagon continues to allow Chidiac to continue to profit from the contract.
"There should be real consequences," Chaffetz said. "Sometimes I worry that the Pentagon is letting them do it with a wink and a nod."
In May, after admitting to his role in the online smear campaign that included bogus websites, Chidiac announced that he would sell his share of the company. He had not done so as of Tuesday and continues to receive payments from it, said Gar Smith, a spokesman for the company.
Lt. Col. James Gregory, a Pentagon spokesman, acknowledged that Chidiac remains under investigation by the Pentagon and is prohibited from receiving government contracts. However, Gregory added that Chidiac does not direct Leonie's daily operations, allowing the company to remain eligible for contracts.
"There have not been any indications that Leonie Industries directed, condoned or was aware of the actions of Mr. Chidiac with respect to the social network activities at issue," Gregory said in a statement. "Accordingly, at this time there is no basis to attribute Mr. Chidiac's conduct to the company or to initiate suspension or debarment proceedings against the company."
The Pentagon's inspector general has an ongoing criminal investigation of Leonie's ownership prompted by a USA TODAY story about military propaganda programs, known as information operations. The Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, has initiated its own probe of those programs. They include radio and television broadcasts and leafleting aimed at getting Afghans to support their government.
In February, USA TODAY reported the military had spent hundreds of millions on such programs in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last decade and had trouble tracking their effectiveness.
Chidiac and Rema Dupont, his sister, had owed more than $4 million in back taxes despite receiving federal contracts of more than $120 million. A month later, they paid their taxes, according to documents.
Chaffetz has introduced legislation that would bar contractors from receiving federal money if they fail to pay their taxes.


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November 26, 2015
Whenever storms hit our area, storm water runoff pushes debris and pollutants into our creeks, and that water eventually flows into some area rivers.
Ever wonder what's in that runoff?
News 3 discovered how College Station is keeping a closer eye on area creeks.
A scene of serenity is Nikki Van Hightower's backyard view.
The retired Texas A&M Professor has lived in her house for about a year, which backs up to Wolf Pen Creek.
"I think about the creek rather regularly now because well you never know when you are living next to creeks exactly what will happen," said Nikki Hightower, Ph.D.
Donnie Willis spends a lot of time near the water too looking at 24 different sites.
"The typical things I'll be looking for are the animal life or fish life in the water," said Willis, an Environmental Engineering Technician for College Station.
For the last five years the state has required the city to monitor water leaving town after the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality issued a permit to discharge storm water into the Navasota and Brazos Rivers.
"What I have seen is an overall decrease in siltation, decrease in runoff, decrease in pollutants entering the water. A lot of that has been brought on by the cooperation with developers," said Willis.
The city's next phase for the project will be periodically testing the water starting in about four to six weeks.
"If the quality of water is deteriorating then we will back track our sources, find out where it's coming from, and start to eliminate those factors," said Willis.
"Well water and water quality is terribly important to the quality of life of all of us," said Nikki Van Hightower.
It's a program the city expects to keep permanently.
Right now the city has two areas it considers too polluted for human contact.
One is all of Burton Creek, and the other is where Burton Creek converges with Carter Creek near Highway 30.
They are working with the state and Texas A&M to clean them up or even put in a system to filter storm water.
The new water testing kit cost the city about $500.
We're told the City of Bryan tests the water in their creeks only when concerns come up.
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The Bell House Bed and Breakfast
On the National Register of Historic Places and a Virginia Historic Landmark, this romantic and beautiful Victorian was built in 1883 by Colonel J.O.P. Burnside, the son of Civil War General Ambrose Burnside,and next owned by Alexander Graham Bell's father and then the famous son. It overlooks the Potomac River and is the perfect get-away. There are four guest rooms, each with a queen-sized bed and private baths,a library,and a baby grand piano in the Gathering Room for our guest pianists to play or non-players to tinker with. Wine and cheese is served each afternoon on a large wrap-around porch overlooking the river or in the Gathering Room during inclement weather. A full breakfast is served each morning. Terry robes and comfortable slippers are available for guests. The Bell House offers lots of Southern hospitality.


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SPARKS, NV - A heated domestic dispute Tuesday night leads to a battery arrest and DUI after a wife stabbed her husband inside their van at Baldini's Casino.
It happened around 9 pm when according to Sparks police, 51-year-old Katherine Dever and her husband had been living in their van in the Baldini's parking lot when she stabbed him during an argument inside the van. The victim also stated that Dever had thrown a can of food at him which struck him in the face causing a small cut.
Once on scene officers met with the victim who was being treated by Sparks Firefighters and REMSA for multiple stab wounds.
Officers found Dever driving through the Baldini's parking lot a short time later. Officers determined that she was under the influence of alcohol when she was stopped and was arrested.
Dever was booked in the to the Washoe County Jail.
The victim was taken to Renown, where he was treated for non-life threatening stab wounds to his toe, elbow and leg.
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well the effect on the vocals is actually the effect i wanted.,.,,i didnt want it to be 100 percent sterile
wait a minute... dont you make this same exact post about every 2 months or so????
what kind of shit is that to say?
please let me know if this shit is atleast decent.... and how it could possibly sound better?...
the talent show tracks.. there are 5 of them.. what mic?
some specs are here
also arcane you say the chip dont...
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info on specs
arcane your little laptop does not have this factory chip built...
Cirrus Logic CS4398 ... dumbass
the only part i edited was the part about the mic pre being SOLD
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creative labs audigy 4 pro edition...
new in box includes remote, manual cds and everything.. do a search on google for full specs... has the same...
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the compressor is nice...i researched that shit for like 2 weeks before i bought it and i guess it is exactly what the Really nice compressor was...
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Ein nerviger kleiner Bug im IE10 liess mich wieder mal einem Problem auf den Grund gehen…
Hier ein Post welcher genau dieses Problem löst und erklärt:
After googling a bit I stumbled across this; http://channel9.msdn.com/Forums/Coffeehouse/IE10-how-does-the-scrollbar-autohide-on-buildwindowscom-microsoftcom where a comment left by "Blue Ink" states:
Inspecting the pages, I managed to reproduce it by using:
@-ms-viewport { width: device-width; }
which causes the scrollbars to become transparent. Makes sense, since the content now takes up the whole screen.
In this scenario, adding:
overflow-y: auto;
makes the scrollbars auto-hide
And in bootstraps responsive-utilities.less file, line 21 you can find the following CSS code
// IE10 in Windows (Phone) 8 // // Support for responsive views via media queries is kind of borked in IE10, for // Surface/desktop in split view and for Windows Phone 8. This particular fix // must be accompanied by a snippet of JavaScript to sniff the user agent and // apply some conditional CSS to *only* the Surface/desktop Windows 8. Look at // our Getting Started page for more information on this bug. // // For more information, see the following: // // Issue: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/10497 // Docs: http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/#support-ie10-width // Source: http://timkadlec.com/2013/01/windows-phone-8-and-device-width/ // Source: http://timkadlec.com/2012/10/ie10-snap-mode-and-responsive-design/ @-ms-viewport { width: device-width; <- OR SET THIS TO AUTO !IMPORTANT }
This snippet is what's causing the behavior. I recommend reading the links listed in the commented code above. (They were added after I initially posted this answer.)


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TAKARA TOMY A.R.T.S – SMART HAN – Satisfy your cravings with the next-generation rice stick for busy people
This is the era of smart devices – now here's a smart device for eating. This is the Japanese bento box as a mobile, convenient and functional "SMART" rice delivery mechanism… Screw-up Storage!
If you are too busy to eat enough every day, "Smart Han" by Takara Tomy Arts can help. "Han" means rice or meal in Japanese… this is a lunch box shaped like a stick that you can stuff rice and other food in. Close the lid, then screw-up the rice out the top as you rotate the bottom handle. Eat your "SMART" lunch in one hand and do whatever you want with the other (see the attached pics for examples)!
If you are very hungry, attach multiple Smart Hans together for an extra big lunch!
It's only 840 yen. In addition to the original model, there is also a Doraemon version and a Hello Kitty version now (see attached pics).
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Stan Potts has hunted whitetails for 40 years, harvesting numerous trophy class bucks with a bow, four of which scored over 200 inches. He has given hunting seminars all across North America and been the subject of many magazine articles. His hunting successes have been featured in North American Whitetail magazine and several other media sources.
Stan is the host of Mathews exciting new show "Mathews Dominant Bucks". In addition, he is the co-hosts North American Whitetail Television on the Outdoor Channel. Stan is also featured on several TV shows including Realtree's Whitetail Country, Thompson Center's Game Trails, Pro Hunter Journal, HS Outdoors, and Gore-Tex Outdoor Adventures. He has appeared in several hunting videos and television shows, including Realtree's Monster Bucks and Hunter's Specialties Prime Time series. Stan hunts 100% wild whitetails on public and private property and is well known for his expertise in treestand placement and patterning big mature bucks.


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Ms. Linda Denais, of Maurice, and Mr. Wilfred Begnaud Jr. of Carencro are pleased to announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter, Kari Lynn Begnaud, to Craig Thomas Caldwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caldwell of West Monroe.
The bride-to-be is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Denais of Duson and Mr. Wilfred Begnaud Sr. and the late Mrs. Romona Begnaud of Lafayette. Kari is a graduate of North Vermilion High School and the University of Louisiana at Lafayette where she received a Bachelor's of Science degree in Kinesiology. She earned her Master's degree in Occupational Therapy from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in Shreveport in 2012. She is currently employed as an occupational therapist at Pediatric Therapy and Learning Center and Lafayette General Medical Center.
The groom-elect is the grandson of Mrs. Elizabeth Moore and the late Mr. Douglas Moore of West Monroe and Mr. Maxie Mayo, the late Mrs. Jimmie Mayo, and the late Mr. Raymond Caldwell of West Monroe. Craig is a graduate of West Monroe High School and University of Arkansas at Monticello where he received a Bachelor's of Science degree in Exercise Science. He earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in Shreveport in 2013. He is currently employed as a physical therapist at Lafayette General Medical Center.
The marriage will take place in an evening ceremony at Saint Alphonsus Catholic Church in Maurice on Saturday, October 19, 2013.


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Electric Rally! On June 5, World Environment Day - the first Professional Passionates Electric Rally took place. More than 100 electric cars drove from Zaanstad to Amsterdam and crossed the Dutch landscape. Lots of CEOs and celebs joined the rally.
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Grand Junction, Colo. (KKCO) – The greater downtown plan has been in the works for about a decade now, and after several public open houses, the city council is getting ready to vote on the plan this week .
At Monday's city council readiness meeting, council members got detailed information on the plan.
If adopted, it would create three districts in the downtown area, including a rail and river district.
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The White House will post PowerPoint bonus material to accompany the address, John Boehner's staff will live blog the speech, and both parties speak directly with Americans via social media. Here's how to follow all the interactivity.
Pity the Washington press corps. It was bad enough that Stephen Colbert basically called them a bunch of stenographers at the glitzy White House Press Association dinner a few years ago. But tonight, when both parties make an end run around the media and turn to the social nets to chitchat directly with the American people, White House reporters—whose beat used to be one of the most coveted at any news organization—might wonder if even their stenography is superfluous these days.
State of the Union addresses have traditionally been highly mediated affairs. The American people have sat on the outside looking in as the President speaks to Congress, and then members of Congress speak to the press.
But tonight, get ready to rumble. While both political parties will continue to speak to the press during the various network and cable post-game shows, they'll also be spread far and wide across Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube having their own un-mediated conversations with constituents.
"On both sides of the aisle, this is going to be the most wired State of the Union in history," Matt Lira, director of new media for House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, tells Fast Company.
During the speech itself, the White House—apparently realizing this is a PowerPoint world—will post charts and other information to a special section of whitehouse.gov, in what it's calling an "Enhanced" State of the Union. Meanwhile Speaker of the House John Boehner's press staff will be blogging at Speaker.gov/blog providing commentary about and fact-checking the President's address.
But the real action will take place following the speeches. The White House has lined up a series of officials to take questions from regular folks via Twitter, Facebook, and the White House website. (Twitter questions can be submitted by directing them to @whitehouse with the hashtag #sotu.) Among the policy makers answering the questions will be Deputy Director of the National Economic Council Brian Deese, Special Assistant to the President for Education Policy Roberto Rodriguez, Director and Aide to the Senior Advisor David Simas, and Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategic Communications Ben Rhodes.
Another full court press takes place on Thursday. During a press conference that will be streamed live that day (2:30 p.m. ET), President Obama will answer the top-rated video questions posted to his YouTube channel. (He'll also take questions posted to Twitter with the hashtag #askobama.) And various White House officials will have online "roundtables" with posters on Facebook throughout the day.
Meanwhile, Republican digital strategists are advising their Congresspeople to dive headfirst into the online conversations. Answer people's questions, they're saying, but also just chitchat as if you were at a cocktail party. Respond to the comments people post to Twitter and Facebook, tell people when you agree with their comments, and toss in facts and other information that would be useful to the conversations already taking place. The strategists are also advising their politicians to record video replies to some constituent questions, which they'll post to YouTube, including on Cantor's channel.
In fact, the Republicans consider speaking directly to constituents so important that some members will go to the social nets before they talk to the likes of CNN and Fox. "There are going to be some high-profile members who are going to go digital first and then go to the broadcasts," Lira tells Fast Company. The social media strategy is "so much more purposeful than it's ever been. It's taking its place alongside the traditional media."
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In November of 2010 we started the process for home modification with CCO. We sent in all documents that were requested of us including the past two years of income tax returns and all bank accounts letters with account numbers on it.
We received a call in mid December and said that they have not received any of the paper work then called us back later that day and told us that they have found the paper work that it was on another desk. We were left to believe that it was being processed.
On January 24 2011 they called us to inform us that they have not received any information or that something may have been missing and thrown out, leaving us to worry if this is in the hands of someone and now worry about identity theft. I have sent the information out again, however we would like answers to the first envelope if it throw out and shredded or are we at risk. They answer to us is "We do not know" This is unacceptable. When I kept asking I was informed that they can just deny now.
The worry of the possibility of losing our home is a nightmare in its self but the arrogant disdainful treatment of CCO mortgage over this hardship makes it even worse. It seems as if their main purpose is to delay this and not let us go forward in loan modification. I do feel as if they rather have us lose our home in foreclosure then help us keep our home. We have had this home since 1985 and we have paid most of our mortgage and only have 5 years left. We did not want to have this hardship in our lives.
What is the government doing to help homeowners keep their homes? The loan modification is not working a In November of 2010 we started the process for home modification with CCO Mortgage. We have sent out the paperwork 2 times. It seems as if their main purpose is to delay this and not let us go forward in loan modification. I do feel as if they rather have us lose our home in foreclosure then help us keep our home. We have had this home since 1985 and we have paid most of our mortgage and only have 5 years left. We did not want to have this hardship in our lives.
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There are 155 comments on the Sentinel & Enterprise story from Mar 10, 2010, titled Couple charged in bank robbery - Sentinel & Enterprise. In it, Sentinel & Enterprise reports that:Police arrested a man and woman in the woods off Route 70 in Lancaster Tuesday afternoon and charged them with robbing the TD Banknorth branch inside Shaw's Supermarket at 25 Water Tower Plaza.
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#1 Mar 10, 2010
Karma... What goes around comes around
#3 Mar 10, 2010
Its sad what drugs can do what about the kids?
#4 Mar 10, 2010
yes, my friend you are correct
#5 Mar 10, 2010
yes, my friend you are correct. It's the grandson
#6 Mar 10, 2010
its nice to be a hispanic man today
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#8 Mar 10, 2010
Nice to see the McNiff family continuing their proud tradition of white trashiness.
#9 Mar 10, 2010
Hello my friends:
I am a Proud Hispanic and I am not happy that people stero - type us.. I work 3 jobs to raise my ten kids to support my baby momma's..And the rest of my money goes into my Honda low rider...peace out white people..
#10 Mar 10, 2010
Yo Mike from leominster: That dude is a good dude , he was in the wrong place at the wrong time..Amy Shack made him do it.
#11 Mar 10, 2010
That a boy Carlos must have given up drug dealing and tried his hand at bank robbery. Hispanics are ruining this country. Lunenburg wait to the Sanchez's take over the old tri-town drive ins good luck!!!!!!
#12 Mar 10, 2010
The ignorant racial comments some of you have made are ridiculous. This has nothing to do with race. Amy and Steven (Carlos) are good people and I care for them both. They have two beautiful children and Amy is an amazing loving mother who I love dearly. Maybe you should stop and consider the economy, and how hard it is to raise two young children. In times of desperation, people make desperate moves.
#13 Mar 10, 2010
... and the fact that they robbed a bank at GUNPOINT! Stop making excuses for them.
#15 Mar 10, 2010
Amy and Carlos are both fine examples of human excrement who will be going to jail for the felonies the committed (bank robbery & running from the pollice). Give themn a big hug soon because they're going away for a while. And her kids will be better off in the long run for not having a deadbeat, criminal mother raising them.
So in her desperation she exhausted all of the social services available to her in the area? That's your claim? Show some proof. She's most likely a crackhead and needed the money to get her fix. She should have resorted to turning tricks before robbing a bank. She's lucky an off duty police officer with a gun on them wasn't there or she may be dead now. We'd probably be better of with that result anyway.
#16 Mar 10, 2010
Where did you see the word "gunpoint"?
Read the article again, it says NO WEAPON WAS FOUND although witnesses said she had one. Doesn't say what it was, for all you know her hand was in her pocket. Plus people in these parts like to be involved in every little thing and say they saw things they didn't.
I am not excusing the robbery, obviously it's wrong. I'm simply stating that a) this has nothing to do with race b) they are good people who did a bad thing
#17 Mar 10, 2010
She's "most likely" a crackhead. Do you know her? She's far from a "deadbeat". She took damn good care of her kids and loved them. You disgust me.
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#18 Mar 10, 2010
I don't think it has anything to do with race either. She's white, and he's part of the scumbag McNiff family, not exactly a Uruguayan stereotype.
However they are bad people.
#19 Mar 10, 2010
People in a family that do bad things doesn't make the WHOLE family scumbags. Go back in your lineage, I'm sure you've got a murderer or a rapist somewhere in there. Does that make you one?
#20 Mar 10, 2010
She's a piece of garbage and will now be an even bigger leach on society when she goes to jail. Just because no weapon was found doesn't mean that one wasn't used to commit the crime. You do understand that, don't you simpleton? Eye witnesses claim they saw a gun. I'm sure the bank and store's video systems will show whether or not she had a weapon.
As for you sticking up for your friend. While defending ones friends is noble, it's wise to know when to shut your mouth. She robbed a bank. No matter what her motives, what she did is despicable. What if her actions had caused the teller to have a heart attack and die? What she did was a selfish, selfish act and she should pay dearly for it. That includes never having unsupervised contact with her children as she's an unfit mother. She's human excrement. Sorry, the truth is the truth.
#21 Mar 10, 2010
I completely agree with you! But just so everyone is clear. In Mass there doesn't have to be a weapon to be Armed Robbery. The victim only needs to believe or think there is a weapon involved and be able to explain why they think so. It has to be more than just an assumption.
#23 Mar 10, 2010
Simpleton? Is that supposed to offend me? No matter how many people say they SAW a gun or they THOUGHT there was a gun, that doesn't make it real. If one is found with her prints or one shows on camera in her hand, then fine call it an armed robbery. I am not defending what she did, it IS wrong, which I made clear in my previous post. I in no way think she had a right to do what she did, and I'm not defending the crime, what I AM defending is the racial slurs made against her fiance' and the degrading comments on her motherhood. She is a good mom, a GREAT mom who made a bad decision. In an effort to provide for her children, she committed a crime in desperation. Is that too hard for you to see or is everything cut and dry with you? Have you ever loved someone to the point where you would act out in ways you never saw yourself doing? Or are you really as heartless as you come across?
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Food- buying food on campus can get very pricy. Instead of getting food there, try making your own lunch. If you're not a morning person, like me, you can even make it the night before and have it ready for the morning. The cost of all the ingredients for your homemade lunch will most likely be a fraction of the cost you would spend buying food. If you would rather not do that I offer you option 2: Go somewhere off campus. It's that easy.
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First Contact 5 Points touch enemy or spike... not sooo clever! Medal Stats.
Hang Of It 25 Points That's the way things work! Medal Stats.
Gretel Unit 25 Points Take 200 shots with the slingshot Medal Stats.
Kain 25 Points Kill Hansel Medal Stats.
Sucked Dry 10 Points Get Spider Death Medal Stats.
Honey Horror 10 Points Get Bee Death Medal Stats.
Total Medals Earned: 147 (From 38 different games.)


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Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Some moviegoers and critics will probably dismiss "Prom" as just another predictable offering from the Disney formula factory. Which is precisely what it is. But here's the thing: There are new tweeners every year. To them, the characters and plot devices in this perfectly competent film might well seem fresh. — Neil Genzlinger