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It's fair to say there is a poetic air surrounding this particular pub, which is situated in the midst of the newly renovated and bustling terminus of St Pancras International Station. We just can't resist putting on a real good ale festival from time to time to show off what we Brits do so well. Our Head Chef has cooked up a delicious mix of traditional British favourites and new dishes all served up with the freshest ingredients. Wash down with a glass of something smooth from our wine list, selected by the lovely Master of Wine John Clevely or choose amongst the wide range of spirits, juices and more availble if ales and cider don't tickle your fancy.
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One person was shot and transported to a hospital in critical condition after a shooting about 10:25 p.m. Wednesday near 10th Street and Tibbs Avenue on the Westside.
Scores of police were on the scene in the 700 block of North Concord Street.
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Summary: The joys of finding bears shooting laser beams from their eyes!
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The joys of finding bears shooting laser beams from their eyes! Also available as a T-shirt.
I love Chinese propaganda being used for this kind of stuff.
My favorite in this area remains the RTFM joke:
Does anybody know who created that image?
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The only thing better than bears with lasers on their heads are sharks with freakin' lasers on their heads.
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World No 1 Luke Donald has, unsurprisingly, been announced as the PGA Tour Player of the Year for 2011.
The award is given to the player who receives the most votes from his fellow playing members of the PGA Tour.
Donald became the first Englishman to receive the award since it started in 1990. He won twice on the PGA Tour in 2011, including the very last tournament of the year, the Children's Miracle Network Classic, to claim the PGA Tour moneylist title ahead of Webb Simpson.
It has been an incredibly successful year for Donald who also claimed the Vardon Award for low adjusted scoring average at 68.86, and became the first man to win the Order of Merit on both of the World's major tours when he won the European Tour's Race to Dubai over the weekend.
"That's a great honour to cap off what has obviously been an amazing year for me," Donald said.
"Thank you to all the players for their votes. There was obviously some other worthy people to vote for, and I guess my overall consistency and having to go to Disney and win, and win the money list like I did, was a deciding factor.
"I feel very honoured at the moment."
Donald is still yet to win a Major, however, and has received his fair share of criticism for that shortfall, especially since only four times in the past two decades has a PGA Player of the Year not won a Major title in that same year.
"I suppose there's a little bit more pressure, a little bit more expectation, in majors and I need to learn to better handle that," Donald said.
"Obviously, this year has been a breakout year for me in terms of my confidence levels, and hopefully those confidence levels will be carried over to next year and will serve me well in the majors.'
PGA Tour Rookie of the Year
Keegan Bradley was named the PGA Rookie of the Year, mostly because of winning the final Major of the year, the PGA Championship, in his debut season.
"I'm thrilled to win the Rookie of the Year,' Bradley said. 'It's a huge honour."


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A gay porn star's disappearance becomes an obsession for both a writer and another adult film star, leading them into dark supernatural corners that were never meant to be explored.
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Linda Thibault.
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What a special treat it was to tour the six homes at the Designer Showcase in the Marrakesh Country Club complex. From the original 1960s home with its shag carpet and simple furnishings in pastels and lime greens to the epitome of masculine modern minimalism of today at the last house, the flow went seamlessly.
Thanks to the residents for sharing your community and the designers for ideas and concepts from that point in time of second homes that is coming full circle.
Hollywood Regency architecture and the Moroccan accents add mystery and sophistication.
The scale and 12-foot ceilings would accommodate traditional furnishings as well.
It was great to go back in time for short afternoon in my complex world.
The visitors I spoke with from Canada and young men and women from Los Angeles were so appreciative and enthusiastic. Even Elvis had his piano on display and life-size picture on the departing wall.
Thank you, Modernism Committee, for including Palm Desert and other cities in your activities. I'm sorry it is over and thank all of the people who put in endless hours to make this happen.


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Where should I go next fall? / Re: ITT, you help lonewolf decide between CLS & UVA $$$« on: April 21, 2007, 10:00:22 PM »
Columbia if you can swing about $20k from them. UVa is arguably (along with Boalt) the worst T10 school for BIGLAW. That said, it still is an amazing school and you will get an amazing experience. If you really hate NYC and get offered money from Columbia, then still go to UVa, but your career options will be better coming from CLS - no doubt about that.
why so?
Placement? UVa allows pre-screening and Boalt's strength is more in PI. In any event, they are both great schools and being at the bottom of the T10 in terms of BIGLAW placement in nothing to be ashamed about. But UVa's class size, along with pre-screening, 25th percentile starting salary, and a crappy experience by XO'ers getting jobs at OCI last year at UVa lead me to believe it is at the bottom of the class for T10 schools.


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Young Taekwon-Do enthusiasts show off their skills at championship
Posted: November 13, 2013|
NEW Century Taekwon-Do group students from the Moorlands were among those taking part in the PUMA Northern Championships held at Biddulph Valley Leisure Centre.
The championships attracted competitors from as far afield as Oxford, Bristol and Exeter.
As well as the normal format of sparring, patterns and destruction, the Little Puma (4 to seven-year-olds) division performed a drill and high kick. New Century competitors who tasted success were as follows: Sam Finch (gold patterns and gold sparring).
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Jonathan Williams (gold destruction).
Jacob Bode (bronze patterns and bronze sparring).
Anthony Knight (bronze patterns and bronze sparring).
Brandon Bradbury (gold high kick, bronze patterns and gold sparring).
James Edwards (silver sparring).
Jordan Barnes (bronze sparring).
William Macpherson (Little Puma participation medal).
Ellie Patrick (gold sparring).
John Weatherer (gold destruction).
Vaughan Hodson (bronze sparring).
Eleanor Ferryday (bronze Little Puma drill).
Sean Hill (bronze sparring).
Billy Dolman (gold Bully Bob sparring).
Brian Acheson (gold patterns and gold sparring).
Sienna Redfern (bronze patterns).
Tom Wedgwood (silver sparring).
Paul Wedgwood (bronze sparring).
Harley Doyle (gold high kick).
Alfie Wyatt (bronze Little Puma drill and gold top draw).
Dion Doyle (bronze patterns).
Jonathan Williams (gold destruction).
Henry Owen (gold patterns and bronze Bully Bob sparring).
Jake Botchett (silver Bully Bob sparring).
Dylan Heartal (gold sparring).
William Owen (gold sparring).
Aiden Bailey (bronze sparring and silver bo staff) Thomas Bailey (silver sparring and gold destruction.
Paul Phillips (bronze patterns and silver sparring).
Riley Canning (bronze sparring.
Jack Wilson (bronze patterns.
Jenna Baxter (silver patterns and gold sparring).
Ella Bowley (gold patterns, silver sparring and high kick).
Tom Bryan (silver LP drill).
Zain Mansoor (silver patterns and bronze sparring.
Joshua Tunstall Harvey (bronze patterns and silver sparring).
Matthew Bagnall (silver patterns).
Leah Bailey (gold high kick).
Luis Nunes (bronze patterns and gold sparring).
Leon Harvey (silver patterns).
Matthew Jones (gold LP drill).
The PUMA/New Century Taekwon-Do group was launched in Leek by senior instructor Denis Salt in 1989 and now has nine schools across the Midlands. Classes are held at Brough Park Leisure Centre, in Leek, on Friday evenings, starting with the four to seven-year-olds (Little Pumas), followed by the seven to 11-year-olds junior class, and the 11-plus adult class.
For more details, call Dennis on 01538 308481 or visit www.nctkd.co.uk.
Meanwhile, Moorlands students also got together to celebrate black belt and other awards at PUMA's 29th presentation evening, held at the Oasis Centre in Swindon.
It was a special occasion to celebrate and congratulate the students who have trained over four years for the honour of a PUMA black belt.
The chairman of PUMA, Master Ray Gayle 8th Degree, congratulated everyone and presented them with their belts.
He also honoured Paul Wedgwood with the best male colour belt award.
Leek's Jacob Bode provided some of the entertainment by demonstrating his sparring skills.
Successful PUMA/New Century Taekwon-Do students were: Jacob Bode (promoted to 2nd Degree).
Paul Wedgwood (promoted to 1st Degree and top male colourbelt award).
Gary King (promoted to 1st Degree).
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|Hyperventilation test in syndrome X.
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|The hyperventilation (HV) test has been extensively used in different forms of coronary artery disease. The purpose of this work was to investigate the response to HV in patients with syndrome X and compare HV with exercise (EX) test. The authors studied 20 patients with syndrome X (angina, a positive EX test, and normal coronary angiogram) and 20 healthy subjects who underwent HV and EX tests. In 7 patients, all women, angina and electrocardiographic (ECG) changes occurred during HV but in none of the controls. Patients with syndrome X and controls had a similar rate-pressure product (RPP) at rest and achieved a similar RPP with HV. The RPP achieved with HV in patients with syndrome X without ECG changes was significantly lower, 121.8 +/-29.1(mean +/-SD), than what was achieved by those with changes, 167.9 +/-42.9, P < 0.01. In patients with an abnormal response to HV the RPP at which angina and ECG changes occurred was similar to that where similar changes were observed during EX. There was a significant correlation of the RPPs between the two tests, r=0.82, P < 0.02. In contrast, in patients in whom no angina or ECG changes occurred, the RPP they achieved with HV was significantly lower than the anginal threshold during EX 204 +/- 47.4, P < 0.0001. In conclusion, a significant proportion of patients with syndrome X, mainly women, who achieve a high RPP with HV, develop angina and ECG changes during overbreathing. The close relation between EX and HV RPPs where these changes occur suggests an increased myocardial oxygen demand as the most likely underlying mechanism for this behavior.
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Garrett, John R., and Patrice A. Lyons. "Toward an Electronic Copyright Management System." Journal of the American Society for Information Science 44 (September 1993): 468-473.
Sairamesh, J., C. Nikolaou, D. F. Ferguson, and Y. Yemini. "Economic Framework for Pricing and Charging in Digital Libraries." D-Lib Magazine (February 1996). [HTML file]
Schutzer, Daniel. "A Need for a Common Infrastructure: Digital Libraries and Electronic Commerce." D-Lib Magazine (April 1996). [HTML file]
Sirbu, Marvin A. "Creating an Open Market for Information." The Journal of Academic Librarianship 21 (November 1995): 467-471.
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Prof. Somin discusses mobile voters
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The Power of `Foot Voters': People Willing to Move to Better Places Have Great Political Influence. In: Charlotte Observer, January 12, 2005.


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MW bowl games
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Las Vegas, Dec. 21 vs. Pacific-12 Conference team
Poinsettia Bowl (San Diego), Dec. 26 vs. Mid-American Conference team
Armed Forces (Fort Worth, Texas), Dec. 30 vs. Navy
Hawaii Bowl (Honolulu), Dec. 24 vs. Conference USA team
New Mexico Bowl (Albuquerque), Dec. 21 vs. Pacific-12 Conference team
Idaho Potato Bowl (Boise), Dec. 21 vs. Mid-American Conference team
Mountain West standings
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|New Mexico
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UNLV 41, Air Force 21
Navy 58, San Jose State 52 (3OT)
Wyoming 59, Hawaii 56 (OT)
Utah State 13, CSU 0
Fresno State 69, New Mexico 28
San Diego State 34, Boise State 31 (OT)
This weeks games
Fresno State at San Jose State, 1:30 p.m.
Air Force at CSU, noon
Wyoming at Utah State, noon
BYU at Nevada, 1 p.m.
New Mexico at Boise State, 8:15 p.m.
San Diego State at UNLV, 8:30 p.m.
Army at Hawaii, 9 p.m.
LOGAN, UTAH — One town, one team, one dream.
And now, just one game for the CSU football team to achieve the dream portion of its season motto by playing in a bowl game for the first time since 2008.
Beat Air Force on Saturday at Hughes Stadium, and the Rams are headed to postseason play.
Lose, and theyre done for the year.
The coming week will tell a lot about the Rams (6-6, 4-3 Mountain West Conference) and second-year coach Jim McElwain after a 13-0 loss at Utah State. This Colorado State University team already has won two more games than last years squad and has surprised many observers to still be in the hunt for a bowl bid. But a loss to Air Force (2-9, 0-7), a team that has won seven in a row over the Rams, would make this years successes feel a bit hollow.
This will be a character test, McElwain said. These seniors have a lot to play for.
The bowl picture for the Rams has cleared up a bit. The New Mexico and Famous Idaho Potato bowls, both played on Dec. 21, are their most likely destinations should they get the seventh win they need to qualify in a 13-game season.
Only five MW teams are bowl eligible entering the final week of the regular season, with three more CSU, San Jose State (5-6, 4-3) and Wyoming (5-6, 3-4) still in contention. Of those three, only CSU will be favored to win this week. San Jose State hosts 16th-ranked Fresno State (10-0, 7-0), while Wyoming visits Utah State (7-5, 6-1).
Should CSU beat Air Force, it would finish third in the Mountain Division behind Utah State and Boise State (7-6, 5-2) and be in the mix for the conferences fourth, fifth or sixth bowl option. The Hawaii and New Mexico bowls work together with the conference to secure the best matchups with the conferences fourth and fifth bowl selections.
Its doubtful the Rams would be invited to come back to Honolulu for a Dec. 24 bowl game just two months after playing a regular-season game there. Utah State or UNLV (6-5, 4-3), the third-place team in the West Division, would be the most likely candidates for that game, should either still be available after the Las Vegas, Poinsettia (San Diego) and Armed Forces (Fort Worth, Texas) bowls make their selections in that order.
The Las Vegas Bowl gets first choice among MW teams unless the conference champion qualifies for a Bowl Championship Series game, which Fresno State could do by defeating San Jose State and winning the MW title game. That would move every other bowl-eligible MW team up a spot in the selection process, making Utah State the likely pick for the Las Vegas Bowl, Boise State or San Diego State the most likely choices for the Poinsettia Bowl, with the other likely to be selected by the Armed Forces Bowl.
That would leave UNLV and CSU to play in the Hawaii and New Mexico bowls, and leave the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl without a bowl-eligible team from the MW.
Should Fresno State not earn a spot in a Bowl Championship Series game, the MW champion will go to the Las Vegas Bowl and the remaining bowl-eligible teams in the conference all would slide down a spot. In that scenario, the Rams could wind up in Boise, Idaho, for the Potato Bowl.
Any bowl, at this point, is just fine with the Rams.
Its very important, senior linebacker Shaquil Barrett said. I havent been in a bowl game since Ive been in college. Ive had a losing record ever since Ive been in college, so just to be back over .500 would be good, and Im looking forward to it.
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Good morning! The last section of this album covers our time in France. We were mainly in Paris, with part of a day at Versailles.
The France section has a lot of blue, aqua, and pink, with a little red thrown in, too.
I added a pocket here to hold some leftover Euros I had at the end of the trip.
And that's it. Once I got all the pictures printed, the album came together pretty quickly. I worked on it for 2 or 3 evenings. I really enjoyed working with this size. It ended up being perfect for a travel album. I have another Simple Stories album all ready to go for this year's April trip - Italy, Greece, and Turkey. Thanks for taking the time to look at my album!
Hi again. I'm back today to share the UK section of my Europe 2012 album. We had a couple stops in Wales - we were only there for part of a day - then moved on to England. In England, we were in Stratford-Upon-Avon, Oxford, and London.
Throughout the album, I used a mix of Instagram pictures, and pictures from my digital camera.
An overarching theme of the album is that there wasn't enough time for all I wanted to do. The tours we take the kids on are packed full of tons of stuff, but you tend to only get an hour or two in places where you could easily spend a day or two.
Throughout the album, I used gold glittery embossing powder and my good old Educational Insights alpha stamps to do some of the title work.
I mentioned yesterday that each section has a color scheme. The UK section has a lot of blue and red.
If you're ever in London and in need of a tour guide, I highly recommend Justin. He was really knowledgeable and engaging. And cute. We all had a crush on him.
And some memorabilia to finish off the UK section - Underground ticket and map. Back tomorrow with part 3. Thanks for stopping by!
Hi there. Over the next three days I'll be sharing an album I made to document my trip to Ireland, Wales, England and France with the school a couple years ago. Over April vacation every year, we take a group of students on a tour. Sometimes I get picked to chaperone. This year, I'll be heading to Italy, Greece, and Turkey with the kids. I can't wait.
Anyway, for this project, I used a 6x8 Simple Stories album with a couple different styles of page protector.
The album is divided into three sections, labeled Ireland, UK, and France. I had to renew my passprt recently, and since this was the last trip I took with my old passport, I stuck it in the album.
There are paper pages inserted in a couple spots to hold extra journaling.
Each section of the album has its own color scheme. I used a lot of orange and green in the Ireland section.
The album is fairly simple, because I had so many pictures to include. I used a lot of labels, stamping, washi tape, and printable elements, and did a lot of writing directly on photos.
Dublin might be one of my favorite places in the whole world. I'm dying to go back.
Some of the cards I used are from Studio Calico Project Life kits, some are from the Midnight Edition Project Life core kit, some are MAMBI Pocket Pages journaling cards, and some I made myself.
There are bits of memorabilia tucked in here and there. And I used wood veneer, clips, and page tabs from my stash.
And that's the end of the Ireland section. Tomorrow I'll show you the UK section. Thanks for looking!
I turn 40 tomorrow. I'm more or less ok with it. Turning 40 is better than not turning 40, right? A few days ago, I put this layout together. This makes only the 4th full size 12x12 layout of 2013. One of my goals for 2014 is to return to 12x12. I'm currently working on a gift album in that size that I'll share when I'm finished with. But I'd like to start doing them for myself again, too. Seems like it might be time.
By the way, I didn't finish checking off all the items on my 40 by 40 list, so it might have to become a 40 while 40 list. :)
My intro page for 2014 is fairly simple. The lyrics I included this year are from Cloudbusting by Kate Bush, although I'm not sure how strongly I believe the sentiment at the moment. I wrote out a list of goals and intentions for the year. And I used a picture of the Orion Nebula.
At the end of my 2013 pages, I added an insert with some odds and ends to finish off the year.
My best/worst list is tucked into the pocket. It's been a year. Nothing spectacularly bad or good happened. But somehow I feel stuck, and kind of sad. Tomorrow is another day, though. One thing I've learned in life is that sad seasons come and go. Right now I'm sad. But I won't be sad forever. So it goes.
No December Daily, here. I don't do enough Holiday-related stuff to warrant a separate album to contain it. In fact, I didn't decorate my house at all this year. I must try to do better next year, because I really do like decorating. I decorated my classroom, anyway. Or rather, Steph did. My lab assistant is the best.
I have two whole layouts covering Holiday Fun. We went roller skating, which was the best. I love it so much. You really never forget how. It takes me back to middle school. I really needed the rink to be playing, like, Let the Music Play by Shannon, or something. But alas, it was all contemporary pop.
Here's the rest of HF. Good times in Middletown.
Department Social is my favorite.
I really need to work on taking more pictures. I think the median number of pictures per page this year was four. I'd like to improve my (decidedly amateur) photography and also take more pictures. I'd like my albums to have a lot more of them.
I included a pocket here for cards and notes, and another one with my calendar from December and some highlights. I've been getting the screenprint and letterpress calendar from Ilee Papergoods (on etsy) since about 2008. And I've saved all the pages because they're so pretty. I may start using them for a monthly highlights insert at the end of each month.
Not quite finished here. My December playlist is going to go on the other side of my monthly highlights. I use post-its to remind myself of things that need to be added.
My niece is hilarious and a little bit nuts and really entertaining. So Christmas Day with her was a blast.
And this recap is officially over. Whew. All caught up.
I'm not starting a new album for 2014 because I still have room in this one, but I made a 2014 intro page and I'll be posting it soon, along with a couple other projects I've been working on.
Thanks for taking a look at my pages!
So, I missed the first week of November, too. This layout is from a weekend in Vermont. My pages seem to alternate between typical project life pages doumenting the bits and pieces of daily life, and pages covering events, like the one above. In the past, I would have put this weekend on a 12x12 layout. Pocket pages have become such a habit for me, though, that it seems like I reach for them for everything. Maybe one of my goals this year will be to try to rediscover my 12x12 love. I pin zillions of gorgeous layouts (here) and I find them really inspiring, but it seems I've nearly abandoned that format.
I added an insert here for my November playlist and a note about Friendsgiving, which I forgot to take pictures of, like a dummy.
And Thanksgiving is the end of November, since it was so late this year.
Almost done with this recap. December is coming tomorrow.
Thanks for stopping by.
Back again. Looks like I missed everything in October that happened before Columbus Day Weekend. Oops. Well, here's a layout that covers that weekend. Rita and I ran a half-marathon in Newport. Next year, I'm planning to do at least four of them.
I added a couple things here - a zippered pouch (Target dollar spot) with some thoughts, and a small page protector to hold some notes I received from students so far this year. I've started incorporating those into my albums, too.
October went by in a busy, school-filled blur and didn't get a whole lot of documentation. It's hard for me to explain how stressed I get during the school year. There are many nights when I'm at school until 7 or 8. The kids leave at 2:10 and teachers are allowed to leave at 2:30. Apparently I'm not very good at that.
Anyway, I'll post November tomorrow.
Thanks for looking!
Photographing and posting all my layouts from the second half of 2013 at once has been interesting. It's helping me to recognize what I like and what I want to change. I've decided that I like the look of my layouts most when I use cards I made myself. I also tend to like it best when there are about 6 photos on a layout.
Clearly that didn't happen here. School starts and everything else kind of goes out the window. Very little picture-taking happened this week, apparently.
I've also noticed that I've been more into neutrals lately. I love that diamond pattern craft paper (I think it's Studio Calico) and I don't have much left and I'm sad about it.
September didn't get a layout a week. But I don't really stress about that too much.
Tomorrow, October.
And thanks for stopping by and checking out my pages.
Hey again. Continuing with my Project Life pages from 2013 with August today. August technically started during nerd camp. I don't necessarily do a layout every week. Sometimes I combine a couple weeks into one layout if there isn't much beyond the routine going on. So for August, I think that's what happened.
I'm still hiding a fair amount of my journaling in pockets, too. For one thing, pockets are cute. And if people flip through my books (or I post my pages on the internet, as I am wont to do), there are some thoughts I like to keep to myself. They're like mini-journal entries.
My albums, since I've started using the Project Life format, are pretty much completely integrated, except for the occasional mini-album. I used to have separate albums (filled with 12x12 layouts) for family, friends, and personal pages. That's a lot of albums to store and keep track of. Now I just work on one album at a time, and everything (family stuff, friend stuff, personal stuff) goes into it, mainly in pocket pages.
In 2013, I think I did a grand total of four 12x12 layouts. Those layouts get thrown into the same album as the Project Life layouts. I used to scrap exclusively in 12x12. It's been a pretty drastic change, but one that I needed to make, and one that I've enjoyed. Anyway, the above is one of the 12x12's I did this year.
I've started incorporated my playlists in my albums. I use Spotify, and start a new playlist at the beginning of each month. Then I add to it over the course of the month. I like being able to go back and see what I was listening to at a certain moment in time. Music has always had the power to bring me back to times and places from the past. I also have a penchant for sad bastard music. Sometimes my musical nostalgia borders on the maudlin, really. Anyway, I think 2013 was the year of Kurt Vile.
See you tomorrow with September.


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So I got a new board this year and after my sessions with it I got a nice cut in the top of my board. Its kind of a V shaped cut about a quarter inch into my board. Its on the the front very edge but luckily it only cuts through the top and doesnt go to the base, but it does cut into the center of the board a little. My Question is: do you think i need to get it repaired? it doesnt look like it would interfere with riding, im just worried about moisture getting into the board and warping it or something.
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A Glacier Park red tour bus travels to Saint Mary on the Going-To-The-Sun Road, which connects East and West Glacier Park. / TRIBUNE PHOTO/RION SANDERS
Not to be outdone by nature, Montana residents have created some impressive wonders of their own.
7. Anaconda Smelter Stack Built in 1919, the Anaconda Copper Co.s smelter stack remains one of the tallest free-standing brick structures in the world. Its 585 feet tall with a 75-foot diameter at the base. No longer in use, the smelter stack speaks to another era in Montana history and is easy to view from the Anaconda area. Learn more about the stack and its legacy at Anaconda Smoke Stack State Park on the east end of Anaconda.
6. Bannack The site of many Montana firsts, more than 50 buildings remain in this well-preserved ghost town west of Dillon. The state park and national historic landmark is open daily year round. Bannack Days are July 20-21.
5. Beartooth Highway Built in the 1930s, the 68-mile highway connects Red Lodge and Cooke City with the highest-elevation highway in the northern Rockies, reaching 10,970 feet at Beartooth Pass. Alpine vistas make it one of the most spectacular drives in the state. The elevation results in a short season, typically Memorial Day weekend to mid-October, with weather and construction challenges. Call 406-446-1718 or visit beartoothhighway.com to check on closures.
4. Cathedral of St. Helena Gold mining helped finance construction of this Helena landmark, built from 1905-1924 in Gothic style inspired by European cathedrals. Guided tours of the spectacular cathedral are from 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays in the summer, and Mass is celebrated daily.
3. St. Marys Canal A crumbling but vital provider of drinking and irrigation water to many Hi-Line communities and 150,000 acres of farmland, the canal begins at the St. Mary Diversion Dam on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation near Babb.
2. Fort Peck Dam The worlds largest dam when it was only one-fifth completed, this huge earthen dam in northeastern Montana near Glasgow employed 40,000 to 50,000 workers in the 1930s and 1940s. The first dam on the Missouri River contains 125.6 million cubic yards of fill, including a million cubic yards of quarry stone and a third of a million cubic yards of field stone. Its 50 feet wide and stands 250 feet from above the base. It was the first dam built on the Missouri River.
1. Going-to-the-Sun Road An engineering feat dedicated 80 years ago, the 50-mile road through Glacier National Park is one of the most beloved places in Montana. The 11-year construction project began in 1925, at which time an engineer involved said, The impossible takes a little longer, but the difficult we do immediately. At its highest point at Logan Pass, the road is at an elevation of 6,646 feet. The last day this year to travel the full length of the road is Sept. 22.


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Dr. Dave graduated from Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine in the spring of 1974. He moved immediately to Cass County and has practiced at the Dowagiac Animal Hospital for thirty-nine years. Although he originally practiced veterinary medicine with mixed farm animals and exotic pets, he recently changed to a small animals exclusively.
Dr. Dave and his wife, Cathy, have two adult children. Their son is living in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and their daughter resides in Australia. His personal interests are gardening, tree farming, and bee keeping. He also enjoys wilderness canoeing and hiking.


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Greensburg Central boys gain size, speed for Section 3-AA
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The Greensburg Central Catholic boys basketball team lost a lot of experienced players from last year's PIAA quarterfinalist team.
The Centurians (2-0) finished the 2011-12 season with an 11-1 mark in Section 4-AA and an overall mark at 21-7.
Fourth-year coach Greg Bisignani, however, didn't have to go too far to find some replacements. Turns out, the two players he added have been at school all along. Seniors Corey Marshall (6-foot-2) and Zach Guiser (6-1) — neither of whom played the past several seasons — decided to come out for the team after illustrious careers on the gridiron.
While neither will begin the season in the starting five, their addition instantly gave the Centurions extra speed and bulk — and a much deeper, sturdier rotation.
"They wanted to do it," Bisignani said. "They were both so focused on football but now will be a part of our team and have a lot of fun. They are two very athletic, strong kids. Both have a lot of leadership in them, and they are very good influences. I feel they immediately will add a lot to our program."
The Centurions will need all the help they can get, according to Bisignani, if they want to try and keep pace with Jeannette in Section 3-AA — a team he projects as being one of the best in the WPIAL, regardless of classification.
GCC will be led by a balanced attack. Two returning starters — senior guard Zach Herman (6-0) and junior guard Brian Graytok (6-1) — both figure to carry the scoring load. The Centurions also will feature 6-7 junior forward Collin Bisignani.
The other starters are senior guard/forward Ty Swan and junior point guard Christian Hyland. Sophomore guard Romano Sebastiani (6-2) also will see a lot of minutes.
"We are going to be a different team this year in a lot of ways," Bisignani said. "Our overall experience is a little down compared to past years. We aren't quite as deep. Hopefully we'll continue to improve as the season goes along. This is a very athletic bunch, and I know that is going to help."
While the bulk of the scoring should come from the guards, the emergence of Collin Bisignani and Marshall inside will force opponents to stay honest.
"They give us a real strong inside presence," Bisignani said. "When you have a player (Bisignani) of that size underneath, it gives you a lot of options, and other teams have to account for the inside game."
While Coach Bisignani has been impressed with the hard work and effort his team has put forth, he knows the road ahead will have some major challenges.
"Everybody knows Jeannette is just a well-coached, super-athletic, loaded team," he said. "Shady Side Academy always has athletes and now Serra Catholic has moved up to our section and they are a great program. We've improved a lot in the last two weeks. Now it's time to get started."
GCC started the season with wins against Grove City, 62-48, and Hollidaysburg, 67-58, in the Indiana Tournament this past weekend.
Brian Hunger is a freelance writer.
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Shigeru Miyamoto Comments On Sony Home And 360
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Sony announced their "Home" service recently, a system that allows you to take control of an interactive human and interact in a digital world.
Shigeru Miyamoto said:
"Nintendo years ago considered and rejected the type of approach Sony is now taking. Clearly Nintendo's Miis have become a cultural phenomenon in their own right, appealing well beyond the traditional core gamer audience, and the process of populating them across the Wii universe is just beginning."
He then went on to talk about the XBOX 360:
"Wii handily outsold them in January, both in Europe and on a worldwide basis. We are very optimistic. Microsoft recently lowered the sales outlook for its entertainment and device division for the second half of its fiscal year because it had excess inventory of Xbox 360s on store shelves. At the same time, we cannot keep Wii on store shelves and Nintendo is forecasting record profits across the board."
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The odds of having acne might depend on the strain of a particular type of bacteria that lives on your skin.
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"People never think of wanting to have good bacteria on their skin," said lead author Huiying Li, an assistant professor of molecular and medical pharmacology at the University of California, Los Angeles. "But some of them you should love." It's the presence of acne-defeating bacteria that allows people without acne to live relatively pimple-free, she explained.
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OWENSBORO, Ky. (AP) - Big Rivers Corp. says it expects to trim its workforce by 165 positions when it idles two generating plants.
The Messenger-Inquirer reports that the western Kentucky utility sent layoff notices to employees on Thursday.
The layoffs are part of the utility's continuing adjustment to the loss of two smelter-customers - Century Aluminum's plants at Hawesville and Sebree.
Both plants canceled long-term contracts to get cheaper power on the open wholesale market.
Big Rivers spokesman Marty Littrel says the utility's Wilson generating plant is expected to be idled in February, followed by the idling of the Coleman plant no later than June.
He says other reductions are expected at the company's Henderson headquarters, but the exact number isn't known yet.
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Mannose receptor may be involved in small ruminant lentivirus pathogenesis
1 Institute of Agrobiotechnology, CSIC-UPNA-Government of Navarra, Ctra Mutilva, Mutilva Baja, 31192, Spain
2 Veterinary Faculty, University of León, León, 24071, Spain
3 Department of Animal Pathology, University of Zaragoza, Miguel Servet 177, Zaragoza, 50013, Spain
4 Present address: Chair of Hunting and Fishing Resources, University of Córdoba, Ctra Nacional IV-a Km 396, Córdoba, 14071, Spain
Veterinary Research 2012, 43:43 doi:10.1186/1297-9716-43-43Published: 16 May 2012
Thirty-one sheep naturally infected with small ruminant lentiviruses (SRLV) of known genotype (A or B), and clinically affected with neurological disease, pneumonia or arthritis were used to analyse mannose receptor (MR) expression (transcript levels) and proviral load in virus target tissues (lung, mammary gland, CNS and carpal joints). Control sheep were SRLV-seropositive asymptomatic (n = 3), seronegative (n = 3) or with chronic listeriosis, pseudotuberculosis or parasitic cysts (n = 1 in each case). MR expression and proviral load increased with the severity of lesions in most analyzed organs of the SRLV infected sheep and was detected in the affected tissue involved in the corresponding clinical disease (CNS, lung and carpal joint in neurological disease, pneumonia and arthritis animal groups, respectively). The increased MR expression appeared to be SRLV specific and may have a role in lentiviral pathogenesis.


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Hall Island State Forest
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Recreational Activities
- Primitive Camping
- Cross County Skiing
- Fishing
- Hiking, Wildlife Management Unit 6K
- Hunting
- Nature Photography/Observation
- Snowmobiling
- Trapping
Background Information
Hall Island State Forest is located along the south shore of the Salmon River Reservoir in the town of Redfield in the northeastern portion of Oswego County. It is a great place to visit to enjoy recreational activities such as hunting, hiking, snowmobiling, bird watching, nature viewing, fishing, picnicking and camping. The property borders the southern shore of the Salmon River Reservoir; you can find camp sites accessible by canoe or boat. A map provides locations of good campsites along the shore of the (PDF, 232 kb).
Hall Island State Forest has approximately 14 miles of trails crisscrossing through its property from the eastern end of the reservoir to the western end. The trails take you through both open and wooded wetlands, and are especially great for hiking and snowmobiling. There are two main trail heads that allow access into the forest; one on Dam Road about 0.4 miles southwest of the intersection of Dam Road and Pipeline Road; the other on Route 17 about 0.4 miles south on County Rte 17 of the intersection of Route 17 and County Route 27.
Hunting and trapping are popular activities at Hall Island State Forest because of an abundance of game species such as deer, mink, fisher, and raccoon.Further adding to the already diverse habitats found in Hall Island State Forest are the wetlands that are scattered throughout the property. These contain both common and rare plant species, and are a favorite site for many different water fowl, including the great blue heron and the pied bill grebe. Within view from the trails, these wetlands provide many opportunities for observing the natural beauty captured within the confines of Hall Island State Forest.
Hall Island is really not an island, but a long peninsula. The land was once cleared for use by the owners of an old farmstead in the mid 1800's. The land, however, was purchased by the Salmon River Power Company and low lying areas then flooded after the construction of the Salmon River Reservoir dam in 1910 - 1912. The reservoir was constructed for the purpose of hydroelectric power generation which is still in use.
Article 9, Titles 5 and 7, of the Environmental Conservation Law authorized the Department of Environmental Conservation to manage lands acquired outside the Adirondack and Catskill Parks. Management, as defined by these laws, includes watershed protection, the production of timber and other forest products, recreation and kindred purposes. Hall Island was purchased by the State of New York under this program in the 1930's. Today, the land has been transformed into a fully functioning forest and provides a vast array of ecological, economic, and recreational services for hundreds of people each year.
Field Notes
Covered almost completely by mature, natural hardwoods and northern hardwood-hemlock cover types, the red maple, black cherry, white ash, sugar maple and hemlock in the forest provide plentiful habitat for many different species of both plants and animals.
The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) added hundreds of acres of conifers to the landscape in the 1930's in the reforestation process. As a result, the red pine, white pine, larch and spruce plantations provide both shelter and a rich food source for many different species.
Management actions on Hall Island State Forest will be guided by the Upper Salmon River Unit Management Plan once completed.
Hall Island State Forest is part of the Upper Salmon River Unit Management Plan. A Unit Management Plan (UMP) guides the DEC's land management activities on several geographically related forests for a ten-year period, although a number of goals and objectives in the plan focus on a much longer time period. Each UMP addresses specific objectives and actions for public use and forest management. Management actions will be guided by the UMP once completed.
***Stay Safe- Bring A Friend When Out On The Trails***
Hall Island State Forest may be accessed by taking I-81 to exit 36 Pulaski. Follow US RT 13 to Altmar. From Altmar take County RT 22 east toward Bennett's Bridge and then turn right onto County RT 30 for a short distance and then turn left on to Pipeline Road which will lead you to the western portion of the property. To access the eastern end of the property follow US RT 13 to Williamstown and turn left on to County RT 17 north. You will follow RT 17 for approximately 8 mile till you reach the Eastern end of the Salmon River Reservoir and parking and access areas to Hall Island State Forest
State Forest Regulations
Anyone enjoying the use of this State Forest must observe the following rules which protect them and the forest environment:
- Do not litter. Carry out what you carry in. Burying of refuse is prohibited.
- If you build a fire, do so with care and use wood from dead and downed trees only. Never leave a fire unattended. Three foot radius must be cleared around fire.
- All motorized vehicles are restricted to access roads posted as motor vehicle trails. Off road use of motorized vehicles, such as, trail bikes and four-wheel drives is not allowed, except where specifically permitted by signs, posted notice or by DEC Permit.
- Camping for more than three nights or in a group of ten or more requires a permit from a Forest Ranger. Camping is prohibited within 150 feet of water, roads or trail.
- Permanent structures, including tree stands or blinds, are not allowed.
Important Numbers:
State Forest Office (M-F 8 am- 4 pm): 315-298-7467
Forest Ranger (Law Enforcement/Emergencies): 315-625-7261
DEC Forest Ranger Dispatch: 518-408-5850
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I served as CEO of Convergys from 2007 to 2010, and by the time I left, I had seen significant changes in the U.S. and global economies over my business career. I had also seen an industry Id had a hand in building in the U.S. move to primarily offshore markets.
I really started to think about the importance of education and job skills and how they could make or break the success of our young people and ultimately the country. Ive always been passionate about the Cincinnati community and helping people in need. When I worked on the United Way campaign and served as interim executive director of the Cincinnati USA Partnership, I saw the statistics and research that pointed to a great problem to be solved, both here in Cincinnati and nationally.
So in 2012 we launched Education at Work, a nonprofit provider of outsourced call center and back-office services. I had a vision to help companies deliver top-notch service through U.S.-based jobs, and at the same time help students learn foundational job skills and lower their college debt.
We exclusively employ college students and, in return, the students learn real-life job skills, earn competitive wages, and qualify for additional tuition assistance.
Here are the facts that inspired me to found Education at Work:
Too few American adults have sufficient education only 28 percent have college degrees.
While the U.S. used to be No. 1 in the world in 25- to 34-year-olds with college degrees, we now rank No. 12. Employment and income are highly correlated with education, with the highest job loss is among least educated.
College is becoming increasingly unaffordable to young people. Between 1982 and 2007, tuition and fees increased at a rate of three times the median family income growth. College costs are intimidating to many young people 75 percent of noncollege graduates cite cost as a reason for not pursuing a degree.
Students are entering the workforce without foundational skills, such as critical thinking and communication, to succeed in knowledge jobs with U.S. companies. Approximately 25 million Americans are unemployed or under-employed, yet 3 million jobs are available and remain unfilled because hiring managers at companies dont feel our young people have the skills or education to effectively compete for them.
Customer service jobs are moving offshore at an alarming rate. Companies want to bring them back to the U.S., but cant find a way to do so without having a significant negative impact on their operating budgets.
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Bill Maher has been one of my favorite comedians for years as his political satire is right up there with the Jon Stewart's and Stephen Colbert's of the world. The fact that he's on HBO is a testament to how censored some of his remarks need to be, like, for example, his recent tweet about Broncos sensational quarterback Tim Tebow.
During a game over Christmas weekend where the Broncos were being hammered by the Buffalo Bills, Maher tweeted, "Wow, Jesus just fucked #TimTebow bad! And on Xmas Eve! Somewhere … Satan is tebowing, saying to Hitler 'Hey, Buffalo's killing them.'"
Personally, that tweet had me laughing my ass off. But when talking about the son of God – I'm referring to Tebow of course – it's best to proceed with caution. Tebow has been amazing in nearly every game he's played this year, posting a record of 7-2 as a starter and leading miraculous 4th quarter comebacks nearly every Sunday. He is well known for being endeared by millions of passionate Christian followers.
Maher's tweet garnered an angry response from Eric Bolling of Fox News (shocker there), who called the comedian, "disgusting vile trash." Bolling later tweeted, "I can't even repeat what he (Maher) just tweeted about Tebow … on Christmas Eve. #straighttohellBill." On top of that response there were calls by some on Twitter for everyone to cancel their HBO subscriptions.
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PRINCESS ANNE, Md. - The University of Maryland Eastern Shore women's basketball lost in the final moments of regulation on Monday night as the Hawks fell to Coppin State University, 48-47, at the William P. Hytche Athletic Center.
In a game that featured numerous lead changes, UMES (10-17, 7-8 MEAC) clung to a one-point lead, 47-46, with 25 seconds left in regulation. Following a turnover by the Hawks, Coppin St. (17-11, 12-3 MEAC) raced down the court and switched the advantage, 48-47, after Ashle Craig converted a running jumper off the backboard.
The Hawks would beat a full-court press by CSU and would take a timeout with four seconds left. The inbounded ball made its way into play but Coppin would force a Hawk turnover and hold on for the victory. The decision sends UMES to its eighth Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference loss of the year.
For the fifth consecutive game, senior guard Kwinnyata Mercer (Mt. Vernon, N.Y.) led the UMES charge. The senior converted four long-distance shots to tie a team-high with 14 points. She also had six rebounds and one block in a game-high 37 minutes.
Mercer gave the Hawks the early advantage after she drilled her first long-distance attempt on the game's opening possession. Following an Eagle jumper, junior forward Chelsea Sanders (Rochester, N.Y.) buried a trey of her own to give UMES a 6-3 lead. The teams would trade baskets until the 11:09 mark, where CSU capped a 6-1 run after a Kyra Coleman layup
The Hawks fired back with an 11-4 run across the next nine minutes of action. Coppin went on to score six answered points to even the game, but a jumper by Mercer in the final seconds of the first gave UMES a 25-23 lead at intermission.
A made free-throw by Larrisa Carter evened the game to begin the second-half. Mercer tallied another three-pointer two minutes later, before Shawntae Payne buried one of her own to give the game its seventh tie, 30-30, with 14 minutes to go.
Coppin would go on a 7-2 run over the next four minutes to take a five-point lead with 10:57 left. The game would remain in favor of the Eagles for the next few minutes, but UMES would rally.
UMES outscored Coppin, 13-4, over a five-minute span to take a three-point lead, 47-44, with just over four to go. The run saw outstanding play by junior guard Karona Roach (Bear, Del.), who notched six points to move the decision in favor of the Hawks.
A jumper by Roach at the 4:05 mark would prove to be the final Hawks tally of the match as the CSU defense would hold UMES scoreless the rest of the way.
The Hawks were paced by the impressive play of Sanders, who tied Mercer with 14 points and dished out two assists. Roach came off the bench to notch 11 points and four boards, while senior forward Adobi Agbasi (Columbus, Ga.) had game-highs in rebounds (11) and blocks (seven).
Agbasi stands just four blocks away from the UMES all-time blocks record. The senior now has 227 blocks in her career and has one more regular season contest to topple the record of Kristi Veltkamp, who had 231.
UMES concludes its regular season on Thursday, March 1 with a contest against Savannah State University at 5:30 p.m. The match will be senior day for three Hawk seniors as Agbasi, Mercer and guard Amber Cook (Greensboro, N.C.) will participate in their final regular season game at home.


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In the first 20 days of September, eight people were murdered, and two others shot in Baton Rouge. During the operation, three murders.
In addition, 200 people were locked up, while guns, illegal drugs and prescription medications were taken off the street.
Police statistics also show the two highest crime districts dropped the most during these operations.
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A 12th Judicial District Judge sentenced an Alamogordo man to three years in state prison Monday for sexually assaulting a La Luz woman in 2013. Donald Benson, 55, has already been jailed for more than a year while awaiting trial and sentencing.
Benson will have to serve 85 percent of his remaining time in prison after District Judge Jerry Ritter Jr. determined the offense to be of a serious violent nature. Benson was sentenced to the maximum penalty under the law.
In January, a jury found Donald Benson guilty of third-degree felony criminal sexual penetration stemming from the incident that occurred in 2013.
Benson will have to serve a term of parole as long as 20 years upon his release from prison and be required to register as a sex offender.
His victim said she wanted to see Benson sent to prison for life.
"He took the biggest part of my life away," she said.
Deputy District Attorney Scot Key said the victim has been traumatized by the experience but is seeking help in an effort to recover.
Key said it was embarrassing that the state could only ask for three years, the maximum allowed under the law.
Benson's attorney, Duncan Bradley, said during sentencing that Benson has no prior sex offenses and asked for his client to serve probation instead of a prison term.
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A significant focus on Friday night football will most certainly be a highlight of the 16th annual Skyline Chili Crosstown Showdown this August.
A large schedule of games (at least 11) set for Friday, Aug. 30 will include seven facilities around the region.
The Showdown schedule, which includes a lineup of schools from Cincinnati, Dayton, Northern Kentucky and Indiana, was announced at a news conference at the University of Cincinnati Tuesday afternoon.
Three defending state champions will also begin in the Showdown with Newport Central Catholic (Kentucky Class 2A champions in 2012), Moeller (Ohio Division I) and Clinton-Massie (Ohio Division IV).
This years Showdown has a great mix, with our traditional big-school powers in some great matchups, and a huge number of schools, many smaller in size, getting their first chance to play in the Showdown, said Tom Gamble of In-Game Sports, the event manager.
That is what the essence of the Showdown is about, giving football teams from the region an opportunity to kick off their seasons in a playoff-like atmosphere in front of great crowds at top-notch venues.
Among other highlights of the Showdown announcement:
A record 17 schools will play in the event for the first time including Clinton-Massie.
Event includes 25 games over a nine-day period in late August.
The first Showdown game features two Southeastern Indiana schools to kick off the Indiana season as Lawrenceburg plays host to South Dearborn at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 23.
Three consecutive nights (Aug. 29-Aug. 31) at UC including games at Nippert Stadium and Sheakley Athletics Center.
Intriguing rivalries including Boone County vs. Conner which will be played at Thomas More College. Conner features senior quarterback Drew Barker, who recently made a verbal commitment to Kentucky and has committed to the 2014 U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
The Ohio week starts Wednesday, Aug. 28 with four games. Edgewood plays Fenwick at 7 p.m. at Mason. La Salle plays Oak Hills at 7 p.m. at Nippert Stadium.
Two games at UCs Sheakley Athletics Center Aug. 28 include McNicholas vs. Northwest at 5:30 p.m., followed by Anderson vs. Mount Healthy at 8 p.m.
The Ohio season starts later this year because Thanksgiving is later this year (Nov. 28) and the state finals are the week after Thanksgiving weekend, according to the Ohio High School Athletic Association. The Kentucky season officially starts Aug. 23.
Moeller (12-3 in 2012), the defending Division I state champion, opens the season against Indianapolis Pike at 8:30 p.m. Aug. 30 at Nippert Stadium.
Moeller returns four starters on offense and six on defense, according to coach John Rodenberg.
Colerain (12-1), which was ranked No. 2 in the seasons final Associated Press Division I state poll and No. 1 in The Enquirer area coaches poll, plays Park Vista (Fla.) at 6 p.m. Aug. 30 at Nippert Stadium.
The Showdown also features Turpin (12-1), The Enquirer Divisions II-VI area coaches poll champion last season and a Division II regional runner-up in 2012. The Spartans play Withrow at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 29 at Sheakley Athletics Center.
Clinton-Massie (15-0) plays Blanchester in a rivalry game at 6 p.m. Aug. 31 at Centerville.
Six players return on offense and five on defense for Clinton-Massie, which hasnt lost since the 2011 postseason.
Its going to be a real good atmosphere for our community and our kids, Clinton-Massie coach Dan McSurley said.
Three games involving Northern Kentucky schools are scheduled for Aug. 30. Beechwood plays Lima (Ohio) Senior at 8:30 p.m. at Sheakley Athletics Center.
A doubleheader at Dixie Heights features Cooper vs. Newport Central Catholic at 6 p.m., followed by Covington Catholic vs. Dixie Heights at 8:30 p.m.
Gamble said the date, location and time for Lakota West vs. Winton Woods game will be announced by the end of the week.
Advance tickets are on sale beginning July 1 at participating schools. Visit SkylineCrosstownShowdown.com for more details.
2013 Skyline Chili Crosstown Showdown schedule
Friday, Aug. 23
At Lawrenceburg High School
Lawrenceburg vs. South Dearborn, 7 p.m.
Wednesday, Aug. 28
At Mason High School
Edgewood vs. Fenwick, 7 p.m.
At Nippert Stadium
La Salle vs. Oak Hills, 7 p.m.
At Sheakley Athletics Center
McNicholas vs. Northwest, 5:30 p.m.
Anderson vs. Mount Healthy, 8 p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 29
At Nippert Stadium
Elder vs. Middletown, 7 p.m.
At Sheakley Athletics Center
Turpin vs. Withrow, 5:30 p.m.
Madeira vs. Norwood, 8 p.m.
At Kings
North College Hill vs. Waynesville, 5:30 p.m.
CHCA vs. Middletown Madison, 8 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 30
At Nippert Stadium
Colerain vs. Park Vista (Fla.), 6 p.m.
Indianapolis Pike vs. Moeller, 8:30 p.m.
At Sheakley Athletics Center
Deer Park vs. Purcell Marian, 6 p.m.
Beechwood vs. Lima Senior, 8:30 p.m.
At St. Xavier High School
Indianapolis Ben Davis vs. St. Xavier, 7:30 p.m.
At Sycamore Stadium
Sycamore vs. Walnut Hills, 7:30 p.m.
At Dixie Heights
Cooper vs. Newport Central Catholic, 6 p.m.
Covington Catholic vs. Dixie Heights, 8:30 p.m.
At Welcome Stadium
Springfield vs. Trotwood-Madison, 6 p.m.
Northmont vs. Thurgood Marshall, 8:30 p.m.
At Centerville High School
Centerville vs. Pickerington Central, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 31
At Centerville High School
Blanchester vs. Clinton-Massie, 6 p.m.
Carlisle vs. Franklin, 8:30 p.m.
At Thomas More College
Boone County vs. Conner, 1 p.m.
Date, site and time TBA
Lakota West vs. Winton Woods


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U.S.-Cote d'Ivoire Trade Factsheet
Cote d' Ivoire is currently our 94th largest goods trading partner with $1.2 billion in total (two way) goods trade during 2013. Goods exports totaled $168 million; Goods imports totaled $1.0 billion. The U.S. goods trade deficit was $834 million in 2013.
Cote d' Ivoire was the United States' 140th largest goods export market in 2013.
U.S. goods exports to Cote d' Ivoire in 2013 were $168 million, down 10.5% ($20 million) from 2012.
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The top import categories in 2013 were: Cocoa ($795 million), Rubber ($105 million), Mineral Fuel (oil) ($56 million), Edible Fruit and Nuts (cashew nuts) ($19 million), and Wood ($14 million).
U.S. imports of agricultural products from Cote d' Ivoire totaled $920 million in 2013. Leading categories include: cocoa beans ($650 million), cocoa paste and cocoa butter ($141 million), and rubber ($104 million).
Trade Balance
The U.S. goods trade deficit with Cote d' Ivoire was $834 million in 2013, a 8.5% decrease ($78 million) from 2012.
U.S. foreign direct investment (FDI) in Cote d' Ivoire (stock) was $118 million in 2012.
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How To Truly Let Love Into Your Life In 2014
The subject of love fascinates me and always has, perhaps because for me, happiness and love are synonymous. Today, I awake each morning looking forward to what the day will bring. This wasn't always my experience.
It took me many years to learn some fundamental truths that have been the keys to my success in experiencing a life filled with love and happiness. I wanted to share some of these insights with you, with plenty of time to put them into practice prior to Valentine's Day.
Secret #1
The secret to attracting more love into your life is to love yourself more. Often this is counterintuitive and among women in particular, often confused with pampering. While pampering is a form of self-love, there's more to it.
Love is not something we give or receive. Though many of us (including me) have traditionally thought about it in this way. Instead, love is who we are, it's what we're made of. It's not something that comes or goes. It is our essence, our true nature. Think of a newborn baby — she represents what love is, complete truth and unconditional trust, without any fear.
Secret #2
The first step in loving ourselves more is to stop judging ourselves; when we do, we're not seeing the truth of who we are. For example, if we look in the mirror and we see fine wrinkles, we are judging. But, counter to what you might think, we didn't not see the wrinkles and then criticize them. The judgment happened first, and then we saw the wrinkles. When we suspend judgment, we simply see a face in the mirror. The way, we begin doing this is by recognizing that we are judging — and then realize that 99% of all of our thinking is judging.
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Self-love means loving ourselves unconditionally and forgiving for all of our past mistakes. It's about trusting that we did the best that we could at the time. Why is this the key? The answer is quite simply because we cannot love another more than we love ourselves. Nor can one love us more than we do ourselves. So, if we're not receiving what we need in a relationship, the natural tendency is to focus on "getting" the person to love us more. When we do this, it creates tension. Instead, when this happens, the answer lies within and the inquiry is "how can I love myself, even more?"
Try the following exercises for the next 30 days and notice how your life shifts:
1. One effective technique to increase self-love is Louise Hay's mirror work. Try the following exercise for the next thirty days: Every time you pass a mirror look into your eyes and say: "I love you, I really, really love you!"
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2. Repeat the following affirmation first thing in the morning, before you go to sleep and 2-3 times throughout the day. As you repeat the words, close your eyes and really feel the truth in your heart: "I am loveable. I am loved. I am love."
3. Choose a way to nurture your body, mind, and soul. It may be a bath with candlelight and essential oils, a deep tissue massage, facial, acupuncture, yoga, or tea with a friend. It's an opportunity for you to take time for yourself doing something that brings you joy. Give yourself permission to do this as many times as you can over the next 30 days. Keep a journal about how spending this time makes you feel.
The Power of Essential Oils
Below you'll find additional tips using Young Living Essential Oils that have been beneficial in increasing love in my life.
1. Each morning I enjoy three drops of Joy essential oil. I rub it over my heart, my wrists, and the rims of my ears. It smells heavenly and is beneficial for self-love and for attracting love.
Joy is a luxuriously exotic blend with uplifting overtones that creates magnetic energy and brings joy to the heart. When worn as cologne or perfume, Joy exudes an alluring and irresistible fragrance that inspires romance and togetherness. When diffused, it can be refreshing and uplifting.
2. Each Morning I put a drop of Harmony essential oil on the bottom of my feet.
Harmony is a blend that promotes physical and emotional well being by bringing harmonic balance to the energy centers of the body. The liberating, balancing, and calming essential oils in this blend open us to new possibilities while contributing to an overall feeling of well-being.
I use several others each day including White Angelica, Gratitude, Forgiveness, Present Time, and Grounding. If I had to choose just one, I'd recommend starting with Joy.
This post was authored by Lori Ostenfeld.
In the age of constant communication, 24/7 jobs, and mandatory multitasking, finding a moment for reflection is almost impossible — almost. Courtney Somer made mental wellness her mission, creating Eyla, an online resource packed with inspiration and real-life tools to maintain your personal peace. We'll be sharing some of this goodness every week on R29 Guest Stars, so whether you're looking to get spiritual, clear your mind, or just read some motivating interviews, Eyla is here to help you shine brighter.


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Spring Engagement at NoMad Raises $250,000 for Freedom to Marry
Powerful Names in Hospitality Unite to Advance Campaign for Marriage
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New York – A dinner and cocktail party at the NoMad Thursday night raised $250,000 for Freedom to Marry's on-the-ground work to win marriage nationwide. The sold-out event, underwritten by business magnate Ron Burkle, was hosted by Sydell Group CEO Andrew Zobler and Manny Urquiza, who got engaged during the rooftop cocktail party portion of the night. Honorary co-chairs were Arcus Foundation President Jon Stryker and Slobodan Randjelovic, and event co-chairs were Freedom to Marry board members Benjamin Dixon and Otho Kerr.
Notable host committee members included Chef David Chang, founder of the Momofuku restaurant group; Nick Jones, founder and chief executive of Soho House; and restaurateur Will Guidara and Chef Daniel Humm of Eleven Madison Park. Other notable host committee members included former Republican National Committee Chairman Mehlman; award-winning Broadway producer Jordan Roth and television producer Richie Jackson; and Armani Exchange CEO Harlan Bratcher and Christie's head of corporate communications, Toby Usnik.
The evening included a formal dinner, followed by rooftop cocktails and silent auctions of vacation packages and jewelry. Attendees included the real estate developer Jane Goldman; the journalist and author Victoria Goldman; and Margaret Hoover, a political strategist, author, and CNN commentator who is a leader of Young Conservatives for the Freedom to Marry.
Evan Wolfson, founder and president of Freedom to Marry, said: "These stellar supporters are stepping up in the fight for the freedom to marry because they believe in an America where all loving, committed couples can marry. They also know that Freedom to Marry is the winning campaign that's going to get us there, from our strategic leadership to our pioneering public education to our pivotal on-the-ground work in winning states. Campaigns need fuel, and with this welcome infusion of new funding, Freedom to Marry can keep delivering more victories, including the 2013 sweet marriage wins in Rhode Island, Delaware, and Minnesota, with more to come."
Mr. Zobler, whose company owns the NoMad Hotel, said: "We feel a perfect affinity between our culture at NoMad and the mission at Freedom to Marry and are happy to be able to host an event for them. Freedom to Marry collaborates with organizations all around the country to fight for the basic civil right to marry the person that you love. We are so proud to be able to be part of that most important of collaborations."
Funds raised through Spring Engagement at NoMad go to Freedom to Marry's Win More States Fund and are channeled directly into work to win marriage in the states. After four wins at the ballot in 2012, Freedom to Marry has driven campaigns to victory in Delaware, Minnesota and Rhode Island this year, and working to win the freedom to marry in Illinois and New Jersey in 2013, among other states.
In addition to providing critical funding for marriage work, Freedom to Marry's central support to state campaigns includes a team of experienced political operatives, messaging research, new media expertise and coordination, cutting-edge programming, and strategic leadership.
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Freedom to Marry is the campaign to win marriage nationwide. We are pursuing our Roadmap to Victory by working to win the freedom to marry in more states, grow the national majority for marriage, and end federal marriage discrimination. We partner with individuals and organizations across the country to end the exclusion of same-sex couples from marriage and the protections, responsibilities, and commitment that marriage brings.