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gaelePosted August 13, 2013 7:04 am
Yup, its going to be an excellent fight i rekon, im lookin forward to it. I just think Clev takes everything Kovalevs got and comes back throwing twice as many punches. Cleverly hits harder than his record would suggest too. What you think of Barker vs Geale?Posted August 13, 2013 6:48 am
MTB if Kovalev comes and KO's him I will raise my hat to him, like you say though its the ones who have written off Clev before they have even seen him in action,fools.Posted August 13, 2013 6:41 am
MTB K I think its his lack of exposure in the US and the opposite for Kovalev that has people writing him off, Clevs chin is probably in the top three of best chins, I think he takes his shots and comes back with 10 punch combinations forcing Krusher on the back foot where he's crap.Posted August 13, 2013 6:38 am
When Krusher realises his bombs are duds on Clevs chin then he's in deep doo-doo.Posted August 13, 2013 6:36 am
Kornerman, i cant wait to laugh at people on here this weekend. Not the guys who are picking Kovalev to win, but the ones who are completely writing Cleverly off and calling him a paper champ etcPosted August 13, 2013 6:35 am
Cleverly wins either on points or by late stoppage after he takes Kovalevs heart, which he will !!!Posted August 13, 2013 6:31 am
MTB KING right on ma brother, Clev is the best 175lb fighter around, he proves this on Saturday.Posted August 13, 2013 6:29 am
Kovalevs coach likes to run his mouth, havnt heard much from the man himself, Clev on points!Posted August 13, 2013 6:28 am
Cowardly cleverly to pull out before fight..Posted August 13, 2013 6:11 am
@WHAT!?!? — if Nathan is D grade, who are A B and C grade? What grade is Karo Murat? Last i checked Murat was mandatory to Pokins IBF Crown. That makes him number 1 contender. How about Robin Krasniqi who beat Thomas Adamek last month? Or how about WBC number 1 contender Tony Bellew? What grade are those 3 guys who ALL got tamed by D grade Cleverly? You remind me of that fool who trolls Golovkin, his moniker is "Woop Woop" i beleivePosted August 13, 2013 5:08 am
AG – Spot on and correct. Thought I was a Yank didn't ya. Hahaha!!! Wrong, just like your prediction of Cleverly being a decent fighter.Posted August 13, 2013 4:32 am
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This is a win win fight for Clev.
He wins the fight and wins you pretend boxing fans over too.Posted August 13, 2013 3:58 am
When Viveck wants to make a point he always brings up Hopkins-Pavlik..
Pavlik was a drunk.. He was on a downward spiral.. He had suffered from a staph infection for over a year.. He had bronchitis and was loaded with antibodies.. He had a badly swollen bursa sac on his left elbow … He was pretty much a basket case that night and only took the fight because it was millions in the bank — and he kept his title.Posted August 12, 2013 10:35 pm
This fight isn't really fair on Kovalev. After he demolishes the fake, paper WBO champ, all will say that Cleverly was just a B grade fighter. Well they'd be wrong again because Cleverly is a D grade fighter at best. Kovalev will reign as the new WBO champ and move on to unify these titles. He won't hide at home against mediocre opposition like the coward Cleverly. Keep those hands low Cleverly with your macho style and it won't last 6 rounds. KOVALEV BY KO of the YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Posted August 12, 2013 9:58 pm
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Kovalev sounds good. Never seen him fight though. Maybe the wilder of the light heavy division??? I hope clev don't get macho and sticks chin out would hate to see clev lose like that. But I think clev on pointsPosted August 12, 2013 8:03 pm
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Cleverly wins, Kovalev will learn from this fight.Posted August 12, 2013 6:39 pm
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Fight Aficionado & Moonshineman are on Beat Street.Posted August 12, 2013 5:50 pm
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Froch is another example. Iron chin and lead in his gloves, but against a fighter Ward that is not enough.Posted August 12, 2013 5:31 pm
Boxing Barlow
The greatest boxers are not the ones who land the 'big bombs' but the ones with the serious skills. Kovalev's style can only take him so far. Vivek Wallace makes a similar well made point in his articel on here giving the example of Kelly Pavlik who was destroying everyone until he got beat by Hopkins. At that time evryone was saying Calzaghe was running scared of him. But good skills and a decent chins beats bombs all day long. This could well go in a simlar way to the Calzaghe v Kessler fight IMO. It will all depend on just how skilled Cleverly is. But either Kovalev is not all that. Hopkins would tangle him up and be way too sharp for him even at his old age, and Ward would make him look like an ametuer.Posted August 12, 2013 5:29 pm
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Kovalev by KO. Too skilled, too much power. The End.Posted August 12, 2013 4:54 pm
Moonshine when you fight in wales the dragon will slay the monster take away his confidence bit by bit then finish the monster with his welsh dragons fire. FACT.Posted August 12, 2013 4:53 pm
Cleverly has a puncher's chance. Kovalev is a monster in the ring.Posted August 12, 2013 4:48 pm
Clev is more like a cruiserweight on fight night people are forgetting about that he will be to big to strong to fast and will stop Kovalev after Kovelev's power will have no effect on him and his stamina will fail. Fact and as for Jackson he's just a punchie old boxer pmslPosted August 12, 2013 4:20 pm
cannot wait for this, as ive said from the start, Clev wins on points, Kovalevs bombs are duds to Cleverly.Posted August 12, 2013 4:19 pm
Kovalev is still untested but very dangerous, it will take a skilled, durable fighter to beat himPosted August 12, 2013 3:31 pm
Neil (Pomy)
Cleverly on points. Kovalev is a tough challenger …. but Clevely is faster, great chin, more experienced, and has a great work-rate. Plus he is on home soil.Posted August 12, 2013 3:28 pm
Kovalev is a monster if he stops Cleverly that fast…
Cleverly has 3 times as many rounds boxed as Kovalev… 171 to 57… I think that was the deciding factor, "Let's do this green kid now!!!"
It would be better for Kovalev if the fight lasted 10 to 12 rounds… Gets him some great rounds and Cleverly a real, old fashioned beating.Posted August 12, 2013 2:57 pm
CLEVERLY AVERAGE AT BEST.Posted August 12, 2013 2:50 pm
Kovalev stops Cleverly inside five rounds.Posted August 12, 2013 2:22 pm
Kovalev clearly crushes Cleverly.Posted August 12, 2013 2:19 pm
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clevrerlyPosted August 12, 2013 1:59 pm
clev crushes anyone who last name starts with K.!!Posted August 12, 2013 1:55 pm
Kovalev by Welshman WILTING stoppage.Posted August 12, 2013 1:18 pm
CLEVERLYPosted August 12, 2013 12:01 pm
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WISH THIS ON EPIXPosted August 12, 2013 11:34 am
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CLEVRLYPosted August 12, 2013 10:42 am
Jackson says…, "Cleverly doesn't have speed or power that others have."
It wouldn't be very smart to underrate Cleverly's speed. He's as quick like Calzaghe, but his hands are much stronger and his defense is a little tighter. He punches harder.
Kovalev should win. He certainly lacks pro experience for a title challenger, but he's a better boxer and puncher.Posted August 12, 2013 10:39 am
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|October 22 2013, 08:54 AM
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The opening and the waiting for the attack to come was very tense. I can't believe they weren't already locking their cell doors. That is kind of stupid. People can easily die in their sleep, and something like this could happen again in the future if they don't take more precautions. A few people on guard duty around the cell blocks every night would greatly increase the safety for everyone.
Glad to see Farmer Rick is back to being Badass Rick. His plan was good, I was expecting him to run over the walkers with the truck. Felt sorry for the piglets, but they had to go. They were a good way to spread diseases.
Anyone surprised at how much screentime Carol is getting so far? Looks like they want to give the actress more material. Not sure about the two little girls storyline. They have an expiration date right above their heads, but I hope they stay alive for Carol's sake.
I got the feeling Karen was going to die the moment the episode started. There was something so obvious about it with how cozy Karen and Tyreese were getting. Of course I was expecting her to be walker bait, wasn't expecting her to be burned alive. Will the rest of the season's plot be trying to discover who the murderer is?
Maybe the person that did it wasn't really evil, but being brutally logically by burning the two people before they could spread the disease? The murderer being a mole sent by the Governor is too obvious, so I hope they don't go in that direction!
|October 22 2013, 09:47 AM
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I hope they adapt the serial killer story from the comics, that would give them an addtional threat, rat fed zombies at the fence, the infection spreading and a crazy killer among them. Forget the governor, I'd be happy if he never shows his face again except for a cameo where he is unceremoniously killed off. Like he shows up at the gate and Carol blows his brains out from one of the towers. "That was pretty good, Carol!" "Not really, that was supposed to be a warning shot ..." Then they all laugh and the governor storyline is forgotten.
|October 22 2013, 10:39 AM
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|October 22 2013, 12:01 PM
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|October 22 2013, 02:41 PM
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Re: The Walking Dead Season 4
As far as the gun goes, I think it meant nothing and was probably dropped by one of the Governor's people during the raid, I don't think we'll see anything else about it TBH.
I realize we are only into episode two but I get the feeling the Zombie Flu story line is going to be drug out, IMO it's not really that interesting and could get boring really fast.
Am I the only one that felt like that whole Michonne at the gate scene felt contrived?
She rode right past one of the walkers, why not take it's head off on the way by?
It's starting to feel like the characters are becoming dumber to add plot devices.
1. Why let the Walkers build up at the fence? We saw it was a problem last week, why haven't they been killing them all this time from last week to this week, if they all got out there once a day the job would be done in 10-15 min, why risk them building up over night?
2. Why aren't people closing the cell doors at minimum? If you don't want to lock or can't lock it then wrap a rope, wire, chain, torn sheet or something around the bars.
Hell I live out in the middle of nowhere with no one around, on a ten acre piece of property at the dead end of a road with a 1,750 drive way through the woods and I lock my bedroom door at night, I just feel safer doing so, let alone living in a creepy @ss prison with a bunch of people I don't know in a post apocalyptic world with 100's of walkers that want to eat me right out side and knowing that I and everyone else living has a virus that when we die we turn into walkers ourselves.
3. Where are all these walkers coming from? This is a rural area with huge farming properties and small towns.
If I had so many showing up at my front door all the time I'd be sending out raiding parties to kill as many as I could or set up noise makers to lure them away from where I live.
|October 22 2013, 02:43 PM
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|October 22 2013, 02:52 PM
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|October 22 2013, 02:54 PM
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Also could you imagine what all those rotting Walkers smell like, let alone all the diseases they probably carry? Why would you want that 20-30 feet away from you?
Let alone just be annoying as hell to have them milling around, moaning and wanting to eat you.
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|October 22 2013, 03:41 PM
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|October 22 2013, 03:55 PM
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I'm just surprised the Woodbury survivors haven't suggested the use of noisemakers and ditches to the prison group council. Or maybe they did, and the prison group rejected it? I can't see why they would, though. Those fences that looked so secure at the beginning of season three aren't looking so formidable now!
|October 22 2013, 03:59 PM
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|October 22 2013, 04:03 PM
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We've also seen Zombies just sit down and become dormant when there is no food around, if the show took place in L.A. or New York I could see a never ending hoard of Zombies but we are talking about rural Georgia here and there are many directions to go other than straight to the prison.
|October 22 2013, 04:40 PM
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|October 22 2013, 04:49 PM
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|October 22 2013, 05:11 PM
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Location: Tampa Fl
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The other this is that a gun shot or even several gun shots would be hard to pin point, sure you could get a general direction but in big open spaces like the area they are in the sound would echo around, trust me, as I said in an earlier post the area I live in (which is nothing compared to where they are) is very open an very woodsy rolled into one My area is zoned 1 for 10 meaning 1 dwelling per 10 acres and people shoot guns and hunt around here all the time (myself included, shooting not hunting), the sound only travels so far on a good day with wind, temperatures, humility and so on I would think the best you would get would be 3-4 miles, certainly not 40.
Also If sound attracts from them miles around how come the church they found when searching for Sophia wasn't swarming with Walkers?
That church bell was ringing non stop for how long? days, weeks, months?
Or why wasn't Woodbury completely surrounded with their blaring music from their Saturday night Wraslin' matches or all the kids yelling and screaming running around playing?
So other than a plot hole what is causing 100's and 1000's of Zombies to walk right to the prison out in the middle of nowhere?
Again if this is the case our heroes should easily know that and if so, why not send someone back to the church and turn the bell back on, attract them there?
As I said earlier I hope the writers don't start creating situations by having our heroes do stupid things, the stupid people should be weeded out by now, this is the world they live in now they should all know the rules of survival by now.
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Danforth's 'Children of the Greek Civil War' receives prestigious book prize
Co-written by Bates anthropologist Danny Danforth, the first comprehensive study of two children's evacuation campaigns during the 1948 Greek Civil War has received the prestigious Edmund Keeley Book Prize.
Published in 2012 by the University of Chicago Press, Children of the Greek Civil War: Refugees and the Politics of Memory was co-written by Danforth, the Charles A. Dana Professor of History at Bates, and Riki Van Boeschoten, associate professor of social anthropology and oral history at the University of Thessaly, Greece.
Based in Brunswick, Maine, the Modern Greek Studies Association awards the Keeley Book Prize to an academic book first published in English and dealing with modern Greece or a Hellenic theme. Children of the Greek Civil War shared this year's first prize with The Balkan Prospect: Identity, Culture, and Politics in Greece after 1989 by Vangelis Calotychos.
The warring sides in the Greek Civil War evacuated 38,000 children from their homes in the mountains of northern Greece. The Greek Communist Party relocated half of them to orphanages in Eastern Europe, while their adversaries in the national government placed the rest in children's homes elsewhere in Greece.
A point of contention throughout the Cold War, this controversial episode continues to fuel tensions between Greeks and Macedonians and within Greek society itself.
Marshaling archival records, oral histories and ethnographic fieldwork, Danforth and Van Boeschoten analyzed the evacuation process, the political conflict surrounding it, the children's upbringings and their fates as adults cut off from their parents and their homeland.
They also give voice to seven refugee children who, as adults, recount their experiences and efforts to construct new lives in diaspora communities throughout the world. A much-needed corrective to previous historical accounts, Children of the Greek Civil War is also a searching examination of the enduring effects of displacement on the lives of refugee children.
"Danforth and Van Goeschoten grippingly tell the stories of thousands of Greek children relocated" during the war, writes K. Dubinsky for Choice Reviews Online. "Amid charges of communist baby snatching and fascist child manipulation, the book charts an astonishingly evenhanded and supremely well-researched course.
"Insisting that refugee children ought to occupy center stage in their own history, the authors support their argument with two chapters of testimony from the historical actors themselves remembering their own childhood experiences," Dubinsky writes. "This innovative book ends with some insightful thinking about the production of historical memory. Highly recommended."
Danforth has written three other books, all published by Princeton University Press: The Death Rituals of Rural Greece (with photographer Alexander Tsiaras; 1982); Firewalking and Religious Healing: The Anastenaria of Greece and the American Firewalking Movement (1989); and The Macedonian Conflict: Ethnic Nationalism in a Transnational World (1997).
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Our prospective grandson-in-law had grandparents who were emegrants to Australia during this time in Greece's history. We would like TWO (2) copies of said book. Snail mail address: George Rowan, 310 Coyatee Shores Trace, Loudon, TN 37774. Please advise best proceedure
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November 11, 2007
Kansas drops Oklahoma State to stay perfect
Jason King
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STILLWATER, Okla. � Before he made it to the bleachers � before he began celebrating with the fans � Kansas running back Brandon McAnderson stood nose-to-lens with a television camera in the middle of Boone Pickens Stadium and began to shout.
"We keep talking, but they ain't listenin'," McAnderson screamed into living rooms across America. "We keep talkin' but they � ain't � listenin'."
Uh, Brandon. Who exactly is "they?"
Kansas' 43-28 victory at Oklahoma State on Saturday was broadcast nationally by Brent Musburger and ABC. The Jayhawks are ranked fifth in the Associated Press poll and fourth in the BCS, and more than 80,000 fans have purchased tickets for KU's season finale against Missouri.
Todd Reesing doesn't see why not.
"We're just a bunch of regular guys that love to play football," Reesing said. "That's how we like it. We'd rather have 22 guys that no one's ever heard of that will win every ball game than a few superstars that everyone focuses on.
"A lot of these guys may have been overlooked in high school, but they're great players. I wouldn't trade one of them for anyone in the world."
With Ohio State losing to Illinois earlier in the day, Kansas became the nation's lone undefeated BCS conference team, improving to 10-0.
Kansas is expected catapult to No. 3 in this week's BCS poll. To leapfrog frontrunners LSU and Oregon, the Jayhawks would have to win their remaining regular-season games against Iowa State and Missouri and then defeat the Big 12 South champion � probably Oklahoma � in the league title game Dec.1 in San Antonio.
"We're not caught up in polls and all that stuff," Kansas coach Mark Mangino said. "Our team is 10-0 right now because we've focused each week on the task at hand."
Still, if Kansas does reach the title game, however, no one will be able to argue that it doesn't belong.
"To be at this point in the season and be undefeated and get some recognition for the program � it's awesome," Reesing said. "We're enjoying and loving every second of it. But we know what's at stake. That's why we prepare and practice so hard all week � to keep this thing rolling."
While Kansas' road to the national title game seems rugged, LSU and Oregon have a slightly easier path. LSU should be heavily favored in its final two regular-season games against Mississippi and Arkansas, but the Tigers will be tested in the SEC title game.
Oregon, meanwhile, has games remaining against Arizona (4-7), UCLA (5-5) and Oregon State (6-4). The Pac-10 doesn't have a conference championship game, so the Ducks should be in good shape if they win out and Kansas or LSU loses.
"Coach won't let us talk about it," linebacker Joe Mortensen said. "He gives us humble pie. We don't want to get ahead of ourselves. There are still games to play before we can think about BCS."
Kansas doesn't have the size or athleticism of LSU or the speed of Oregon. Then again, on paper, the Jayhawks might not be as gifted as some of their Big 12 brethren, either. But under Mangino, their blue-collar persona has kept them in almost every game they've played.
And not just this season.
Since 2004 Kansas has lost 18 games by an average of 12.8 points. Twelve of those setbacks were decided by single digits. Last year Kansas dropped two games in overtime and two more in the final minute of regulation.
Three key factors have helped get Kansas over the hump this season: experience, the hiring of offensive coordinator Ed Warriner, and the presence of Reesing, who is beginning to garner mention as a Heisman candidate.
Reesing has thrown 26 touchdowns this fall and only four interceptions. Reesing's last pick came Oct. 6 at Kansas State. Since then he's thrown 179 passes without a blemish.
A sophomore, Reesing was at his best against Oklahoma State on Saturday. On one play he scrambled and eluded defenders in the backfield for 10 seconds before finally heaving a long strike to Dexton Fields down the left sideline.
When Oklahoma State rallied to pull within 33-28 early in the fourth quarter, Reesing responded by leading KU on an 89-yard drive that culminated with his 5-yard touchdown heave to Marcus Henry that made it 40-28.
The Cowboys, 5-5, never threatened again against a KU squad that did not commit a turnover.
"Oklahoma State tried to get back into the game," Mangino said. "But we kept finding ways to shut the door."
All three of Reesing's scoring passes were to Henry, an Oklahoma native who tallied 199 receiving yards before his hometown fans. Reesing finished with 308 passing yards while McAnderson rushed for 142.
Cornerback Aqib Talib, an All-American candidate, chipped in with a fourth-quarter interception that helped seal the win. Talib's biggest contribution, though, might have been the second quarter hit he put on Adarius Bowman that knocked the Cowboys' star receiver out of the game. Bowman had 300 receiving yards against Kansas last season.
Talib was asked after the game if Kansas � which didn't even play in a bowl last season � could handle the national spotlight that continues to shine brighter in Lawrence with each win.
"There's no way around it," Talib said. "We're going to have to deal with it, so I guess we'll see."
Defensive tackle James McClinton was too busy relishing Saturday's victory to look toward the future.
"The nation � they doubted us, man," McClinton said. "Just look at us now."
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They started arriving shortly after 11 a.m. on Wednesday to secure a place at the front of the line.
By noon nearly 200 people, including several families with small children, stood patiently in a queue that circled halfway around Lebanon County Christian Ministries building at 250 S. Seventh St., waiting for the agency to open the doors to its free noon meal program.
What awaited them inside was a delicious smelling pot roast lunch with roast potatoes and mixed vegetables prepared by a handful of members of the Rotary Club of Lebanon. The service agency is one of many local organizations and churches that LCCM relies on to provide volunteers to prepare the weekday meals.
Among the chefs hustling in the kitchen was Troy Williams, a Lebanon Rotarian and executive director of Lebanon County Christian Ministries. Because it is near the end of the month, he expected Wednesday's numbers to be higher than the 140 people who show up on an average day.
"At the end of the month our numbers are always up because a lot of people have gone through their food stamps and spent their welfare checks," he explained.
LCCM's free noon meal program is largely paid for through a grant from the $20 million State Food Purchasing Program administered by the Department of Agriculture. For many years the Lebanon County commissioners have designated LCCM as the county's free meal provider. The agency recently began the fifth year of its latest five year contract, and last week Williams gave his annual report to the commissioners on what was accomplished during year four.
"Last year the county received $158,000 which we were able to use to purchase food and also take care of some administrative expenses and purchase a new refrigerator for our food bank," he said.
The number of free noon meals fell shy of the record 50,000-plus served in the prior year but was still impressive.
"Our free noon meal program served 47,043 on 339 days, an average 139 meals per day," Williams told the commissioners. "We are serving out of our facility and also out of churches within the city of Lebanon. We also have a weekly meal in Schaefferstown on Thursdays and Sundays, and a weekly meal in Newmanstown on Fridays."
The State Food Purchase Program also allows the agency to give emergency food vouchers to qualifying families, supplying them with about two weeks' worth of nutritional food from LCCM's pantry, Williams said. Last year, 2,013 vouchers provided families with 370,000 pounds of groceries, he said.
To qualify for the voucher and free meal programs certain financial requirements must be met. They include earning an income that is at or below 150 percent of the U.S. Poverty Level, being on unemployment, or receiving medical assistance. The program is also available to families who find themselves in a crises situation after a fire or other disaster.
There was a noticeable spike in the number of people who participated in the program when the economy stalled in 2008, Williams said this week. The numbers have leveled off but they aren't going down, he said.
"Of course we have to provide the food to low-income and impoverished people that are food–insecure, which is a statement that is used a lot," Williams said. "But it is a range of people that we are assisting. In my time here now, which is coming up on 10 years, we are seeing third-generation poverty. We have files on record that show grandmother to mother and now daughter."
The food program is also benefitting young adults, Williams said.
"We also have a larger population of younger people, mid-20s and younger, struggling to find their way in life," he said. "A lot of them have dropped out of school and are wandering around, trying to figure out what they are going to do to survive."
And then there are the families struggling to pay the bills.
"We have many families doing the very best they can," Williams said. "Who are trying to make ends meet. Trying to be independent but who are falling through the gap because they make too much money to qualify for any (government) assistance but don't make enough to meet their expenses each month."
Without the food voucher program they are faced with a tough choice, Williams said.
"They have the decision of, do we pay this month's electric bill or do we put food on the table?," he said. "If we are able to provide an emergency food order with two week's worth of food, then they can use their money to pay the light bill or gas bill."
Williams is quick to note that LCCM could not provide the relief it does without community support from individuals and businesses because the state grant covers about 15 percent of its budget.
Last year, the agency received 470,000 pounds of donated food. That was far greater than the previous year, Williams said, mainly due to the donations received from the Lebanon WalMart, which gives LCCM 8,000 to 10,000 pounds a month.
Other area grocery stores, like Giant, Weis and Musser's, also contribute regularly. Including supplying the day-old baked desserts which lined trays at Wednesday's noon meal.
Restaurants, like the new Longhorn Steakhouse which donates about 400 pounds a month, also provide much needed food, Williams said.
Fund raising events and cash donations are also essential for LCCM's operations, which include running a clothing bank and working with local churches to provide shelter for the homeless as part of a program run by the Lebanon County Coalition to End Homelessness.
"One big number I like to throw out is that 33 percent of our total income comes from the community, whether it is church, family, or business," he said. "One-third of our support comes from the community we serve, which I think is a phenomenal number."
The efforts of LCCM were appreciated by those waiting in line Wednesday afternoon, with the exception of one young man who grumbled that he can't eat his food outside of the building.
"It is a blessing," said an older man who did not give his name. "Christian ministries does a wonderful job."
Behind him was a bearded man, who also chose to withhold his name. In a sentence, he summed up the important role LCCM plays in the community.
"If it wouldn't be for this during the week, a lot of homeless people would do without," he said.
To learn how to donate, organize a food drive, or volunteer at Lebanon County Christian Ministries visit its website www.lccm.us or call 717-272-4400.
Lebanon County Christian Ministries is seeking an individual to assist in managing it Emergency Shelter for the homeless. Duties of the position include enforcing existing policies and establishing new guidelines and procedures for the shelter program; purchasing supplies; interviewing applicants; supervising volunteers and site staff; coordinating events with the affiliated Homeless Resource Center and ensuring the Center is secured each evening.
The incumbent can expect to work 30 hours per week and will be required to work evenings and weekends.
Anyone interested in the position is encouraged to send a resume and cover letter to Troy Williams, Executive Director Lebanon County Christian Ministries, 250 South 7th Street,Lebanon, PA 17042.


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[1]The Oregon Transportation Research and Education Consortium (OTREC) will host a live-interview webinar about pedestrian safety and flashing-yellow-arrow traffic signals, titled "Improved Pedestrian Safety at Signalized Intersections Operating the Flashing Yellow Arrow" on May 7 from 10 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. Pacific time.
Oregon Walks Executive Director Steph Routh will host the webinar, which will explore an OTREC study that looks to improve pedestrian safety at intersections with flashing yellow arrows.
Routh will interview the study's co-researchers, David Hurwitz of Oregon State University and Christopher Monsere of Portland State University, who will present the results of the study.
Routh will also talk with Stacy Shetler, principal traffic engineer with Washington County, Oregon, about the county's experience with flashing-yellow-arrow traffic signals.
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When you take the hotel elevator to the lowest floor, you access a back street and the main commercial area, where the passegiata is a great movement. Around it, you will find quite a few options for dining. By the way, we had two great meals in La Spezia, just sorry I cannot remember the names of the restaurants.
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He continues to work in the business of buying and selling scrap such as copper, bronze, aluminum, lead, and iron. He has been in the business for approximately 10 years and it has been very profitable.
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Previous Loan DetailsMiguel continues with his junk business. So far he is buying more, and his sales have been successful. He has had more income for his children's educational and health expenses. With this new loan he will buy more iron, bronze, aluminum, and copper. Then he will be meeting his customers' de... More from Miguel Angel's previous loan »
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- Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 10:17:33 +1100
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> Importance: High
> ZoneAlarm - gets in the way, and hard to diagnose problems.
> You end up turning it off because it never remembers your
> settings and you can't trust it.
Rubbish. Sure it gets in the way. It is MEANT to get in the way. If you
close it down, it is likely because you don't know how to drive it. The prog
CAN be a little hard to newbies to understand if you want to go internet
banking etc but people on this list ought to know how to handle it.
As to trust, you have to be joking if you trust any firewall, software or
hardware, to keep you safe. About the only way to keep your computer out of
the reach of someone with the knowledge, initiative and will is to pull the
power plug out of the wall BEFORE they get to it. For every "I know what I
am doing" security professional, there is someone without credentials who
doesn't mind that professional thinking that at ALL.
> Kerio - I liked the best, but the GUI would crash when trying
Keep track of what is going on with it. Personally I prefer vintage cheese
to Swiss Cheese.
> to display all your packets. This is a known bug. Allows you
> to create rules, and to see how they are applied in
> comparison to the system-generated rules. Definitely try.
> 8Signs - Said it had stateful packet inspection, but didn't.
> I gave up trying to poke a hole for TFTP.
Haven't tried that one.
> I haven't tried Tiny, its next on my list. The toughest part
Not worth even downloading. I did download it and I regret that.
If someone wants to supplement Windows XP firewall and doesn't really know
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from there THEN decide what they want to do. One thing that ZA does very
well is log things you want logged. I love that bit on it at least. I use it
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You'd be amused at how many hardware/router "I'm SAFE" types go bug eyed
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I often sense an adversarial tone when listening to discussions about the different educational options available to our children. However, we often fail to recognize that whether a child attends a traditional public school, public charter school, private school or is home-schooled, each learning environment enjoys a symbiotic relationship with the other — where one model is actually interdependent upon the other, especially with our public school system.
Allison is president of Parents for Educational Freedom in North Carolina. www.pefnc.org
Imagine if every Henderson County private school, public charter school and home school closed its doors today, thus forcing those students to enroll in Henderson County traditional public schools. The result, according to numbers from the state Department of Public Instruction, would be an immediate influx of more than 1,460 home-schooled students, 890 private school students and 180 public charter school students either entering or re-entering a public school system that is already busting at the seams.
On a statewide scale, per numbers from the state Department of Public Instruction, what if the more than 96,200 private school students, 83,000 home-schooled students and 41,200 public charter school students, totaling more than 220,000 children, enrolled or re-enrolled in our traditional public schools?
The result would be catastrophic for not only our students and families but debilitating for our state-supported public school system that we as citizens have relied upon for centuries.
In 2010-11, North Carolina spent an average of $5,162 per student, according to the N.C. General Assembly's Fiscal Research Division. Based on average state per-pupil spending, taxpayers would be on the hook for an additional $925 million (which excludes public charter school students) if the more than 220,000 students who were not previously enrolled in a traditional public school decided to do so.
Such a scenario may be unlikely, however, we must recognize that our state's private, public charter and home schools have a significant working relationship with our public schools in educating our children. It is a model that North Carolina has long embraced and one that should be celebrated. Our lawmakers not only voted to eliminate the cap on public charter schools last year, but less than a month later, they approved a private-school measure allowing parents of children with disabilities to claim a tax credit for educational expenses.
How these historic measures became law demonstrates that supporting the best learning environment for our children is not about which side of the political aisle one sits on. Nearly every lawmaker — 97 percent — voted to remove the public charter school cap, and 65 percent of Democrats in both the House and Senate voted for the Tax Credit for Children with Disabilities. This measure is the state's first K-12 law allowing private education as an option, one that will benefit thousands of families while saving the state and local school districts millions. Moreover, these measures also highlight the importance that with any true partnership, in this case our traditional and nontraditional K-12 school models, that partnership must be mutually beneficial.
As our great nation recently celebrated National School Choice Week (Jan. 22-28), North Carolina should also add her voice to the chorus. We as citizens and citizen leaders must realize the importance of a strong collaborative relationship between the diverse educational models our state employs within her boundaries.
It should not only benefit students, but this symbiotic K-12 relationship should also work for every school through sharing best practices and preventing the overwhelming financial strain from the sheer numbers of children that our state must teach.
North Carolina's strong history of educational options should be celebrated, but we still need to work toward ensuring that this partnership be one that is mutually beneficial for each educational model. Each one — including our traditional public schools — helps to support our shared responsibility to fully educate not just some of our children, but all of them. Here's to you, North Carolina!
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When Joanna contacted me to photograph her family, I was a bit nervous. I'm used to family portraits where I'm running after little ones and pulling out all the energy that I have to keep up with them. But Joanna asked me to take pictures of her beautiful, all grown up, family. And honestly, I left feeling energized and thankful for what I do. It was so special to watch the Pia family interact and just LOVE each other. They were so smiley, so gentle, so nice with each other.. it was a beautiful thing to witness.
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I'm looking for bugs and trying to improve the user experience, and it would be great if you could give it a go and tell me what you think.
The game uses the XNA 4 framework, which is required to play. You can download the .net 4 framework and XNA 4 on the links below.
Download the latest version on my development blog - http://en.lotusrpg.c...p/download.html (The files are hosted on Mediafire.com)
The following prerequisites are required:
Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile (x86 and x64)
Microsoft XNA Framework Redistributable 4.0
You can check one of the development blog videos right here:
If you like it, subscribe to the LotusRPG Youtube channel!
Edited by Arthur Souza, 02 November 2012 - 04:37 PM.