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Mississippi voters will have the opportunity to vote on eminent domain and personhood initiatives in the November general election.
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The Mississippi Supreme Court has ruled today in favor of allowing two voter initiatives on the Nov. 8 general election ballot.
Dismissing challenges filed by opponents in two separate cases, the court has paved the way for Mississippians to vote on a "personhood" amendment that seeks to define life at the point of conception and another effort to restrict the use of eminent domain for private developments.
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BASSO: A Fat Max4Live Monosynth
BASSO is a monophonic synth for Max for Live designed to deliver fat basslines and leads. It features loads of oscillators, two stereo filters, saturation, hard-sync, pwm, and feedback delay, as well as a handy variable portamento mode which you can hear in the demo recording.
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text: IceforestThreads: 1Posts: 3Author: Yan Zhou Oct 24, 2011 #1The Prompt:The personal statement is carefully considered in the admission selection process. This personal statement is an opportunity for you to tell us more about yourself. Explain any personal experience, responsibilities and/or challenges that have impacted you or your academic achievements. Please be as detailed as possible in your response.My essay:Even though there are many essays that the admissions at University of Illinois at Chicago has to read, I believe that each and every essay have something unique. I do have confidence that there is something interesting about myself.I moved from China when I was 11 years old. Everything was different for me, the language, the people, and the environment. I didn't learn any English in China, so language was a huge block for me. Even though some of my classmates were very friendly, but for most of the times, I felt lonely and out of place. But I didn't surrender at that time. I went through a hard time to learn and blend in, and finally fit in verbally and culturally. Before you read this essay, I think you already saw my transcripts. And you might be a little surprised at that dent in GPA during the first semester of my sophomore year. During that time, there was just so much pressure that I just want to give up on everything. My teacher came to talk to me, and the school called me. That was defined as the darkest period of my life. But as I thought to myself: what is the point of giving up if I'm still alive? I should make an impact to the world to be worthy of living. So I gathered myself, and tried my hardest second semester. Then I proved with my action when my semester GPA jumped from 1.715 to 3.667. I became stronger and more mature. I begin studying Business related course my junior year. I've never been clear about what I want to do when I'm older, but as I study more into Accounting and other Business related courses, it just hits me: I want to study Finance. I'm passionate about studying Finance and everything related to it because I want to help people. Money is one of the biggest problems in the United States. People need advice from someone who is experienced in the Finance area so they could keep track of their profits and loss. And that is what exactly what I want to do. As you read this, I hope you don't categorize me as a typical person. I believe that I will react better than people who never experienced much in their life. Even though I still have flaws, but I can improve and I can prove that I can make an impact in University of Illinois at Chicago. Give me a chance and I can show with my action.


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Criticism of EV Battery Environmental Impacts Misses the Point
The environmental impact of electric vehicles (EVs) remains the subject of debate, with Tesla Motors becoming the latest scapegoat for allegedly contributing to acid rain in China. Bloomberg News points out that EV batteries require the use of graphite, which is mostly mined and processed in China. Graphite mining pollutes the air and water and harms agricultural crops. The average electric car contains about 110 lbs of graphite, and Tesla's proposed Gigafactory is expected to single-handedly double the demand for graphite in batteries.
While these are valid concerns, they ignore a few larger facts: the oil industry has far greater overall environmental impact; the production of electricity is much cleaner than refining and burning gasoline; and recycling and reuse techniques are revolutionizing the battery industry. Tesla, meanwhile, has responded to the graphite concerns. The recent 25th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill reminds us of one of the worst environmental disasters in U.S. history, in which 10.8 million gallons of crude oil was spilled into Prince William Sound, off the coast of Alaska. Ironically, the congested Houston Ship Channel (one of the world's busiest waterways) was partially closed over the Valdez anniversary because of a weekend oil spill of nearly 170,000 gallons of tar-like crude.
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Overall, the equivalent lifecycle environmental impact of electricity is much less harmful than gasoline – assuming it isn't entirely generated by coal. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), a gallon of gasoline produces 8,887 grams (g) of carbon dioxide (CO2) when burned in a vehicle. An equivalent 10 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity emits about 9,750g of CO2 when generated in a coal-fired power plant, 6,000g when generated in a natural gas plant, 900g from a hydroelectric plant, 550g from solar, and 150g each from wind and nuclear. These figures include the entire lifecycle analysis, including mining, construction, transportation, and the burning of fuel. Since 63% of the 2012 electricity mix in the United States was derived from non-coal energy sources, it has been estimated that EVs emit about half the amount of carbon pollution per mile as the average conventional vehicle.
At the same time, innovative recycling and reuse techniques are significantly increasing the sustainability of EV batteries. In the United States and Europe, all automotive batteries are required by law to be recycled. This has made the lead-acid battery industry one of the most sustainable industries in the world, with nearly 99% recycling rates of all the batteries' components. Additionally, the world's first large-scale power storage system made from reused EV batteries was recently completed in Japan.
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While these approaches do not fully solve the problems associated with graphite mining, the environmental impact created by the manufacturing, transportation, and disposal of batteries is significantly lowered for each additional cycle a battery supplies. If battery lifetimes can be doubled, the negative environmental impact is cut in half. Navigant Research's report, Second-Life Batteries: From PEVs to Stationary Applications, also points out that a global second-life battery market will create new businesses and jobs in addition to improving sustainability. The global second-life battery business is expected to be worth near $100 million by 2020.
Even with the negative externalities associated with graphite production, EVs still offer an improved overall environmental picture than traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. And Tesla, perhaps in response to pollution criticisms, has announced that it will source the raw materials for the proposed Gigafactory exclusively from North American supply chains. Producing graphite in North America is a much cleaner process than in China.
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With lots of room for gear and a sturdy, comfortable suspension system, the Terra 65 Backpack from The North Face® easily handles multi-day excursions into the wild. This durable, hydration compatible pack features a sturdy single stay and frame sheet suspension for load stability and easy hauling. Part of The North Face's OPTIFIT® pack fit system, the Terra 65 is built to fit your torso exactly to optimize load hauling ability and comfort. Optimizing comfort even more, this pack combines its solid base with a deluxe mesh back panel with vertical channel for increased ventilation, padded shoulder harness, and load-spreading hipbelt to comfortably handle big loads. Outside, this rugged trail pack surrounds its 4,028 cubic inches of storage with a durable 600D polyester, 420D nylon mini-ripstop, and 1200D polyester shell. A versatile design, the Terra 65 also features a sleeping bag compartment with zippered access, 7+ pockets, and compression straps for extra load stability. Pack also sports an adjustable sternum strap with built-in whistle. Carry weight: 4 lbs. 9.2 oz. Maximum weight load: 45 lbs. Dimensions: 28.3"x12.4"x12.2". Imported.
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New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul is unsure if his shoulder will be healthy for him to play in this week's game against the Packers.
"It's still pretty sore. My shoulder just hurts. That's it. It's getting better and better. I'm not practicing (Thursday). I don't know about the game. I'm just going day-by day. Once it stops hurting me, I'll play. I'll see how it feels Sunday. I'm not going to rush back for no reason. I'm not going to go out there unless I feel comfortable and I feel I can play the whole game, not half a game," said Pierre-Paul via Ralph Vacchiano of the NY Daily News.


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Martin Campbell; Roberto Orci; Alex Kurtzman; Antonio Banderas; Catherine Zeta-Jones; Rufus Sewell; Nick Chinlund; Johnston McCulley; Columbia Pictures.; Spyglass Entertainment (Firm); Amblin Entertainment (Firm)
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|Closed-captioned. Includes French dubbed version and subtitles in English and French.
|Based on the character created by Johnston McCulley.
|Director of photography, Phil Meheux ; editor, Stuart Baird ; music, James Horner ; costume designer, Graciela MazoÌn ; production designer, Cecilia Montiel ; visual effects supervisor, Kent Houston.
|Antonio Banderas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Rufus Sewell, Nick Chinlund.
|MPAA rating: PG; for sequences of violence/peril and action, language and a couple of suggestive moments.
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|Columbia Pictures and Spyglass Entertainments present an Amblin Entertainment production ; produced by Laurie MacDonald, Walter F. Parkes, Lloyd Phillips ; story by Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman and Ted Elliott & Terry Rossio ; screenplay by Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman ; directed by Martin Campbell.
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Ron Carroll, 31 of Navasota was arrested Friday night for drug possession and assault on a Public Servant when he resisted arrest from 2 officers.
Bryan Police encountered Carroll's brown Chevrolet 4 door Caprice Friday just before 10 p.m. when he was travelling north at the 2100 block of Westridge Circle. Carroll made a right turn and parked in the driveway of a residence in the 1200 block of Webhollow Circle. Police noticed Carroll's expired registration tags. When they confronted Carroll, they also noticed several small baggies in the front seat, which appeared to be methamphetamine.
Police said Carroll resisted arrest from both officers. Backup was called and he was arrested shortly after.
The police report indicates Ron's wallet was found on the ground next to where he was arrested. Inside the wallet police found $395 cash in the following denominations: 1-$100, 14-$20, 1-$10, and 5-$5. Police say it is common for drug dealers to carry such denominations from drug sales. The cash was seized as proceeds from drug sales.
Ron was transported to BCDC, booked, and released to the jail staff. Ron was charged with Manufacture/Delivery of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group one 1 gram or more but less than 4 grams (cocaine), Possession of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group one under 1 gram (methamphetamine), Resisting Arrest, and Driving While License Invalid, Assault on Public Servant Causes Bodily Injury. Ron's Texas Identification Card showed that his driving privilege was suspended on 01/14/13. Ron also did not have insurance for the Caprice.
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Pike Powder Puff will take place Sunday March 9 at NMSU Intramural Field. The event starts at 9 a.m. and competition starts at 10 a.m. Pike Powder Puff is a 7-on-7 girl's flag football tournament, hosted by Pi Kappa Alpha, one of the fraternities on the NMSU campus. The various sororities of NMSU will be competing throughout most of the day to prove that they are the best gridiron girls on campus. However, the event is foremost, a charity fundraiser. All proceeds from the day will go to the New Mexico Hemophilia Foundation. In order to help reach their goal they are selling tickets for a raffle in which the first prize is a SONY Portable Party System valued at $350. Also the second place prize is a one night stay at any Marriot across the country. So come out and enjoy a day of flag football with music, games, prizes, and food. Any donations to the New Mexico Hemophilia Foundation will be greatly appreciated.
Call for artists >> The GFWC Progress Club is announcing a call to artists for the annual art auction sponsored by KCOS 13 in El Paso. Art donations will be selected by a special committee both for display in KCOS's viewers' guide and website. Pieces will be selected based on the level of quality and those deemed suitable for live television. All donations are tax deductible. The live on-air auction will take place April 3, 5, and 6. Art pick-up in Las Cruces will be at he Frame and Art Center, 1100 S. Main St., from 2-4 p.m. today March 6. For information, call 575-526-2808.
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Bicycle Swap >> The first Las Cruces Bicycle Swap will take place from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. March 15 at Moose Lodge parking lot, 514 N. Main St. Cost is free and donations accepted to cover costs. You are invited to come buy and sell everything bicycle. Sellers set up between 7-8 a.m. and you can bring your own table. To RSVP a table or information: email Peggy, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cruces Canines Spring Bark Break >> From 5:30-8 p.m. April 3 at Andeles Dog House, 1983 Calle del Norte, in Old Mesilla. The event is a people and pet social. Denise Chavez, director of the Border Book Festival, will be the emcee. People are invited to attend with their well-behaved, leashed dogs for a fun time socializing with animal folks. Admission is $5 with proceeds going to the Humane Society of Southern NM to support important services for animals.
Dog owners are invited to dress up their pet (optional) in a costume or with an accessory item to reflect the theme. Ribbons will be awarded for different categories. Door prizes and raffles are part of the event. For information, call Jean Gilbert, email@example.com or 575-522-2529.
Éire >> Join the Border Book Festival as they celebrate the life and work of five Irish playwrights born in March. Éire is an Irish name for the island of Ireland and the sovereign state of the same name. Playwrights includes, Seán O'Casey, Samuel Beckett, John Millington Synge, Oscar Wilde and William Butler Yeats. The evening dinner fundraiser will feature music by "The Irish Fusiliers." Irish food will be served. Tickets are $35 per person, limited to 50 people, and reservations are necessary. The event will be held at a private home at 6 p.m. March 20 and participants will be given directions.
An Irish Soda Bread Contest will be held with participants asked to bring two loaves to share and be judged. The winner will receive a special prize.
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Autism Conference for Parents >> The Supporting My Child with Autism Conference will take place at 8 a.m. March 14 at the Women's Intercultural Center, 303 Lincoln St., in Anthony. Keynote speaker will be Daniel Ekman, who will give a presentation on Living with Autism. Additionally the conference will include presentations on Behavioral Strategies for Home and Communication Supports. The event is being presented by the Gadsden Independent School District's Special Education Department in collaboration with the Women's Intercultural Center.
The event is free and continental breakfast will be served. To register, call Blanca Rolle, 575-618-7463. You are encouraged to bring canned goods for the Women's Intercultural Center on the day of the event to help families in need.


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Peter J. Durow is the Director of Choral Activities at Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau, Missouri where he teaches classes in choral music education and conducts the University Choir, Chamber Choir and Choral Union. Dr. Durow received his Ph.D. in Choral Music Education from Florida State University. His earlier studies include a M.M. in Conducting from Butler University, a B.M. in Vocal Music Education from Augsburg College and an A.A. in Liberal Arts from Bethany Lutheran College.
An active composer and arranger, Dr. Durow has written for public school mixed and treble choirs, church choirs, men's choruses and children's choirs. He has completed a number of commissions and has several compositions published in the Henry Leck Choral Series and Rodney Eichenberger Choral Series with Colla Voce Music, LLC. Additional compositions and arrangements are published and available with Heritage Music Press and MusicSpoke.
Prior to his appointment at Southeast, Dr. Durow taught at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida and was also a faculty member at The Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam. He has had additional teaching experiences at the secondary levels in Minnesota, Texas, Indiana and Florida and has served various congregations as a church musician in each of these states. Peter is also part of the music ministry team at First Presbyterian Church of Cape Girardeau and lives with his wife, Jodi and their two children.


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Washington, D.C. (March 18, 2013) – D.C. United announced today that the club has re-signed defender Daniel Woolard. Woolard, a versatile defender who plays both left back and center back for the Black-and-Red, has made one appearance through the 2013 campaign. Per club and League policy, exact terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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But, it is still a major night, filled with stars marching down the red carpet in hopes of capturing shiny statues in a number of categories. In recent years, Vegas has tended to lend the show to a looser feel that should be magnified by this year's hosting duo of Blake Shelton and Luke Bryan. (Watch a behind-the-scenes video of the pair's pre-show preparation here.) »Read Full Blog Post
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WAMI president James McMahon believes this is the only time all Hall of Fame inductees have been able to perform during the WAMI Awards. Milwaukee native Stuermer will play as part of a quartet, and Green Bay native mAcdonald will perform with his current band Purgatory Hill. »Read Full Article
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- Command Sgt. Maj. Johnnie Jones III passed responsibility as the senior noncommissioned officer of the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks
FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. - Command Sgt. Maj. Johnnie Jones III passed responsibility as the senior noncommissioned officer of the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks to Command Sgt. Maj. Jonathan Godwin at a ceremony April 24 on Main Parade.
After Jones passed an NCO saber to Godwin symbolizing the transfer of responsibility, Soldiers of the 705th Military Police Internment and Resettlement Battalion, the 40th MP I/R Battalion, and Headquarters and Headquarters Company, USDB, conducted a pass in review in honor of Jones.
"Command Sergeant Major Jones has been a great command-team partner, a great battle buddy, and has become a good friend as well. I will miss his optimism and his mission-first, Soldiers-always approach to leadership," said Col. James Gray, USDB commandant and host for the ceremony.
Jones, who earlier the same day received the Legion of Merit, is retiring after 31 years of military service, and expressed his gratitude to all those who helped him in his career.
"It has always been about the American Soldier, service members, civilians and family members," he said. "It is the American Soldiers that I have had an opportunity to stand side by side, shoulder to shoulder, that allowed me to get where I am today."
Jones concluded an emotional speech by thanking friends and family for their years of support.
"This ride started 31 years ago, and it's now time for me to close this chapter and fade away. My only hope is that in some way I helped someone along the way," he said.
First Sgt. Ronald Hussung of HHC, USDB, has known Jones since 2003, and he said Jones provided constant mentorship and leadership to his subordinate leaders.
"He's what I consider a Soldiers' leader. He's an individual that's there for you 24 hours a day. He loves to give you advice and help you professionally develop yourself," Hussung said.
Godwin comes to Fort Leavenworth after serving as command sergeant major of the 14th MP Brigade at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
"I'm excited about being here. Without a doubt, detainee operations is still the biggest game in town," Godwin said. "My job now is to take care of Soldiers, and I vow to the Soldiers on the field that's exactly what I'm going to do."
Hussung said Godwin is known as a leader and true professional in the Military Police community.
"Command Sergeant Major Godwin has a wealth of knowledge, he's worked here before and has an excellent reputation within our career management field, so I know for a fact that the Soldiers are very excited about working with him," he said.
Part of Godwin's reputation is built on his service as a drill sergeant, in airborne units and in multiple deployments to Iraq. Among his many awards and medals includes the Bronze Star Medal with two oak leaf clusters.
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Create the look of a built-in window seat without the expense. This freestanding bench nestles perfectly beneath a window, offering comfy seating that doubles as storage. Three cubbies below the seat cushion are easy for kids to access and provide plenty of space to store games, books, and plush toys.
Window nooks are the perfect way to create a spot for reading and dreaming. A thick upholstered cushion and plenty of pillows make it comfy for adults and children alike. Drawers below the window seat provide a spot to stow away games and extra blankets.
A freestanding cubby system outfits a corner of this playroom with plenty of storage and style. Wicker and wire baskets corral items such as toy cars, crayons, and other small playthings. Open cubbies display colorful books, games, and larger plush toys. The top of the unit offers display space for whimsical tree cutouts and collectibles.
Built-in desks can be expensive, yet the expense might be well worth it considering the heavy use such a unit can withstand as your child grows. Closed drawers provide space to store items that tend to clutter the desktop, such as paper and pencils. A tall bookcase showcases books and stuffed animals now but can be used to display collectibles later on.
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Built-ins offer a grand solution for storage and display in a child's bedroom. Two tall, narrow bookshelves flanking each side of the bed in this room hold everything from books to collectibles. Baskets on the lower shelves store small items such as dolls and paperback books.
This armoire has been repurposed into handy storage for a child. Shelves outfitted with storage bins and canisters house a variety of toys and games, while magnetic doors offer display space for family photos, dry-erase boards, and kids' artwork.
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Storage space can be found high and low in a child's room. This custom-made bed boasts handy underbed drawers, which are a terrific spot to stash specialty items such as out-of-season clothing or bulky sports equipment. Shelving units built in to each side of the bed house storage bins that help corral smaller items, such as school supplies and books.
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PLACENTIA — The city of Placentia has officially agreed to buy the now defunct Boys & Girls Clubs facility on Crowther Avenue
Officials from the cash-strapped Boys & Girls Clubs of Brea, Placentia and Yorba Linda plan to use the money to pay off a construction firm it owes for finished work on the new Brea facility.
The club is currently in negotiations with the city to set up Placentia operations in the Teen Center and Backs Community Building, both of which are city facilities in Kraemer Park, about one mile up from the Placentia main facility.
That clubhouse closed to students in mid-August of last year.
Board President Hugh Wood said that the clubs will get $1.15 million, less brokerage fees and other expenses. The club is in arbitration with Donlon Builders over about $250,000 in unpaid construction bills.
Additionally, Wood said that the Brea clubhouse needs only about $40,000 in additional work to make it usable, and he hopes that the lower half of the facility and gymnasium will be hosting programs for children by this summer.
Placentia City Administrator Troy Butzlaff said that the old facility will help generate more cash for the city.
Part of the building will be retrofitted for extra evidence storage for police agencies – the Placentia Police Department will use some of the space, while the rest will be rented out to other agencies.
Butzlaff said plans were also under way to bring in an outside animal control agency or company to host a shelter for stray animals. The city will be able to charge nearby cities for dropping off their strays at the Crowther building.
In the long term, the city wants control of the property because it's in the area officials want to re-zone for retail and entertainment purposes surrounding a proposed Metrolink station nearby.
"This becomes a strategic piece of the city's redevelopment plan," Butzlaff said.
Until the old club is used for redevelopment, however, Butzlaff said it could generate roughly $100,000 per year as an animal shelter and storage facility.
In the coming months, Butzlaff said the city will set up the necessary agreements to host the Boys & Girls Clubs at Backs and the Teen Center.
Talks are in the early stages for refurbishing and adding a gym to the Backs Building and signing a joint-use agreement with the clubs – a more modest proposal than the brand new building the Boys & Girls Clubs advanced before the real estate market collapsed and the credit crisis set in.
Wood said that the Boys & Girls Clubs' big St. Patrick's Day fund raiser on March 19 is quickly approaching. The group will host Irish music and dinner. The March banquet is one of the club's biggest annual events to raise operating money.
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Monday's school board meeting included a lengthy discussion about the flooding that occurred at the section of U.S. 31-E in front of Abraham Lincoln Elementary School and McDowell's Lakeview Cabins.
Gary McDowell, owner of the cabins, used pumps to clear the driveway to several of his rental units. In May's board meeting he said he doesn't blame the school fully for the flooding, but he believes the increased water flow onto his property is because of the construction of ALES.
A Sonora woman received a suspended five-year sentence after being found guilty of welfare fraud in LaRue Circuit Court.
Just a few months after winning the State Governor's Cup competition, LaRue County Middle School's community problem solving team brought home third place in the International Conference. The conference, held at the University of Wisconsin in La Crosse June 9-12, hosted teams from all over the world including Malaysia, Australia and Hong Kong.
Making ends meet in this sluggish economy is tough enough for individuals, but it causes even more of a challenge for small businesses.
Still, some are meeting that challenge by finding a niche – a product or service – that, coupled with hard work, determination and the ability to adjust to an ever-changing environment, allows them to keep going.
Several local restaurants are finding ways to stay afloat even though they are located off the beaten path.
Take, for example, Beth Keith, owner of Pizza Zone in Buffalo.
The Kentucky State Police post in Elizabethtown received a new vehicle last week that will allow officers to process crime scenes more quickly.
Capt. John Ward, commander of the KSP Elizabethtown post, visited Frankfort last Wednesday o pick up the Ford Super Duty Truck from Gov. Steve Beshear and KSP Commissioner Rodney Brewer, according to a KSP news release.
The truck is equipped with a utility bed and all the tools necessary to process a crime scene, including evidence gathering supplies, said Bruce Reeves, KSP public information officer.
Several local students were named to the Dean's and President's List for the spring semester at Western Kentucky University.
Students making the Dean's List have a grade-point average of 3.4 to 3.79 in a 4.0 scale. Students on the President's List have GPAs of 3.8 to 4.0 and are indicated by an asterisk (*). To be eligible for the either list, students must have at least 12 hours of coursework that semester.
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Aug. 1 – Parent Orientation Night 6-7:30 p.m. (This is a change on what was originally sent home with students.)
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Regulations governing the state's immunization schedule for infants, toddlers and school-age children have been amended, adding or altering the types of certain vaccines required for school, day care, preschool and Head Start entry and changing the vaccination schedule for others, the Kentucky Department for Public Health announced today.
Among those receiving their General Education Development certificates this spring were two brothers, Michael and Patrick Hyde and their girlfriends Anna Anderson and Tearra Parker.
Anderson, who with several others received her certificate in a cap-and-gown graduation ceremony June 20 at LaRue County High School, said the four decided in January that if they wanted to succeed and accomplish bigger and better things, they needed more education.
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Which of Lovecrafts "Tales" to read?
Last year at this time, inspired by the long-lived "Horror Fiction" thread, I read "Dark Harvest" and H.P. Lovecraft's "At the Mountains of Madness". This year I again checked out from the library Lovecraft's "Tales" collection published by the Library of America, planning to read "The Call of Cthulhu". Since I'll have the book for a few weeks, what are a few other of Lovecraft's works in this volume that I should read? Please make some picks in the poll (the first time I've done this), comments welcome, and I'll likely read at least a couple of them. Thanks!
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Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Mike Luckovich explained in a National Public Radio interview why Vice President Dick Cheney provides such good red meat for satirists. Luckovich said, "First of all, he's sort of a colorless and seemingly humorless individual, and something about that type of person is sort of fun to caricature. And he's always so certain when he talks, like when he's on 'Meet the Press' -- 'Well, we'll be greeted as liberators, Tim.' You know, he's so certain, and then he's just completely wrong... " [Emphasis added.]
Just completely wrong? Recently I received the following letter from a soldier who served in Iraq:
"In April 2004 I was in the first push through Fallujah after the four American contractors were murdered, desecrated and hung from a bridge. I was critically wounded after I was shot through the hip in a firefight and nearly bled out on the battlefield. It was six months before I was able to walk semi-normally on my own more than 20 feet unaided by crutches or a wheel chair. In December of 2004 I was medically retired, and even now over two years later I still cannot run and I honestly don't think I will be regaining that ability in this lifetime.... Well I have had multiple people ask me about what I think about everything going on over there and I always respond the same way.... I reach into my wallet and pull out a card and let them read it. It speaks for itself; I don't need to say a word. I received this shortly after the invasion in 2003, a young boy walked up to me with his father who was standing behind him with his hands on his shoulders and just reached out his hand and gave this to me.... Sure there are those who want us dead and gone and will do anything to get rid of us, but they are a minority."
The soldier enclosed a copy of the card. It has a big heart on the front, and inside it reads: "Thank you George Bush. Thank you American soldiers. Thank you Marines [sic] soldiers. To save us. We are so grateful. Your friend, Ali Ahmed. An Iraqi boy, 9 years old. 2003.4.15 Wedensday [sic]."
Okay, so that's one soldier. But a reporter from The New York Times saw things the same way. On April 10, 2003, John F. Burns filed this story from Baghdad:
"Saddam Hussein's rule collapsed in a matter of hours today across much of this capital city as ordinary Iraqis took to the streets in their thousands to topple Mr. Hussein's statues, loot government ministries and interrogation centers and to give a cheering, often tearful welcome to advancing American troops.
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text: Need help with Summer/Fall classes :( WOW ... UH has the worst schedule system ever!!! Ok, so I'm transferring to a University this year. I would really love to get advice on what courses to take. Background: I started studying Mathematics around 2 years ago at the age of 21, so I didnt grow up thinking "mathematically." I really enjoy math, and I've pushed myself hard to self-study past courses I didn't take seriously. I've been tutoring math at my college for a year now. I have a strong Algebra-Trigonometry-Calculus foundation, and my only weak subject (precalculus) is Geometry, and so I am planning on self-studying it this summer. I am very textbook, I read everything; I do the examples and proofs. I have taken Calculus 1, 2, and 3. I'm hard working and I do not use a solution's manual, I've learned the importance of thinking for myself!!! I usually won't ask for help till I've spent a few hours on a problem. Ok, I would like to take the following courses: I have also outlined the days/times ... I really cannot believe some of these courses start when one ends. Also, I plan on working at least 20 hrs a week and private tutoring. Course Number Section Professor Days Time Summer 1 & 2: It's a must for me to take Linear Algebra because it's a pre-req for so many of my Fall courses. I'm still debating on Abstract Algebra, but I think it would be wise for me to take this class to get my brain thinking "abstract" since the only math I've been exposed to is problem solving. Linear Algebra I 2331 25188 Edward Dean MTWTH 10:00-12:00 Abstract Algebra 3330 19846 Matthew O'Malley MTWTH 10:00-12:00 Fall: I think my best choices are Advanced Linear Algebra I, Differential Equations, Intermediate Analysis, and Vector Analysis. I have never taken a Probability or Statistics course, but if I Probability fits my schedule, I am willing to self-study from the Intro. to Prob/Stat book (I don't think I will be taking it since ev1 keeps telling me it's too easy. My co-worker told me not to take it either, it would be a waste of money.) Abstract Algebra 3330 24198 Siemion Fajtlowicz MWF 10:00-11:00 (If I don't take this in the summer, should I take this in the Fall and not take Intermediate Analysis?) Probability 3338 24216 Emmanouil Papadakis MWF 12:00-1:00 Discrete Mathematics 3336 24212 Siemion Fajtlowicz MW 1:00-2:30 (Should I couple this with Abstract Algebra?) Intermediate Analysis 3333 24206 Gordon Johnson MW 2:30-4:00 (Abstract Algebra + Discrete Mathematics and save this course for Spring? But this is a pre-req for Adv. Multi-variable Calculus!!!) or Advanced Linear Algebra I 4383 24270 John Hardy TTH 10:00-11:30 (I think it would be best to take this course after taking Linear Algebra in the summer) Probability 3338 24218 Fabien Marpeau TTH 10:00-11:30 Vector Analysis 3335 24210 Richard Sanders TTH 10:00-11:30 (I've been introduced to Vectors in Precalculus, Physics, and Calculus 3.) Differential Equations 3331 24202 Edward Dean TTH 11:30-1:00 (I really want to take this course) Introduction to Fixed Income Math 3340 32295 James Auchmuty TTH 11:30-1:00 (I want to go to grad. school for Finance) Intermediate Analysis 3333 24202 Giovanna Guidoboni TTH 1:00-2:30


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5 Reasons Why The NCAA Should Suspend Johnny Manziel For Life
5 Reasons Why The NCAA Should Suspend Johnny Manziel For Life
Johnny Manziel has been the most polarizing figure in sports since he broke onto the scene last fall.
Johnny Football, as we all like to call him, took college football by storm when he led Texas A&M to a Cotton Bowl win just a month after being the first freshman ever to win the Heisman Trophy.
That was just the beginning of the story. Since then, Manziel has been in the media spotlight for all the wrong reasons. Being a young kid, he spent his offseason doing what most college kids do, partying and having fun as much as possible.
And now that lifestyle is starting to catch up with him. At first the accusations of bad behavior were just of the immature type. He was constantly being caught partying with the wrong crowd or tweeting something inappropriate. And then the news broke that he may have, in fact, broken serious NCAA rules.
Manziel is facing the heat from the NCAA since stories broke that he allegedly received compensation for signing autographs. While many, myself included, think an adult should be able to accept money from anyone who wants to give it to him, the NCAA has clear rules that they cannot.
And so now Manziel's future college eligibility is in question. The NCAA has doled out heavy suspensions for much lesser violations in the past, so if the allegations against him are true we may have seen the last of Manziel on a college football field.
These are the five reasons the NCAA should suspend Johnny Manziel for life.
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5. To Be Fair
I know, I know, life isn't fair. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't try, and it certainly doesn't mean we shouldn't hold powerful institutions to a high standard.
The NCAA suspended Dez Bryant for the final 10 games of his college career at Oklahoma State for just lying about going to dinner. Not that going to the dinner was a violation itself, but he was punished that harshly for being so afraid of the draconian NCAA enforcement division that he lied about something he had every right to do.
So now the NCAA has painted itself into a corner. If they don't suspend Manziel, who is facing serious violations, for longer than Bryant, it just won't seem right.
4. He's Become Bigger Than The Game
Manziel's off-field antics have become legendary in the last few months. He parties with celebrities and attends more high profile events then anyone else. That in and of itself isn't a problem, but the fact that he brings so much attention on himself is.
College football is about history and rivalries, but when someone like Manziel puts himself above the action on the field he eventually begins to take away from the overall health of the game.
3. For His Own Good
Too much celebrity too soon can be a dangerous thing. Manziel is just the next in a long line of people, in sports or other public realms, who have had too much success too soon.
Success is a great thing. It allows for someone like Manziel to experience things that he wouldn't be able to otherwise, but those experiences can be detrimental too. In our modern era of media coverage young celebrities don't have the option of maturing at the same rate as their non-famous peers.
Much like most college football players, Manziel clearly wants a lifestyle more suited for a professional player. If the NCAA suspends him for life he can sit out one year, get his life together off the field, then enter the NFL more mature and ready to be a professional.
2. He (Allegedly) Signed Autographs For Money
This is the most obvious reason the NCAA should suspend him. The rule says you can't take money for signing autographs. Period.
Whether you think the rule is fair or not, and I think it's clearly not, it's still a rule.
If it turns out that Manziel took money to sign autographs the NCAA has to suspend him for a very long time.
1. To Send A Message
The NCAA, with its enormous and confusing rule book, has always had a hard time enforcing its rules. Those rules, which I agree with the majority of fans are ridiculous, are still on the books despite how much they take advantage of the young men and women who put so much money in other people's pockets.
The rules still say if you put any of that money in your own pocket you're doing something wrong. At this point it's becoming more and more difficult to argue that Manziel hasn't broken any of those rules.
If the NCAA wants to maintain any level of credibility, they need to send a message that players can't break the rules like Johnny Football.
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The Overall Aspects of e-Leaning Issues, Developments, Opportunities and Challenges
Rapid steps made in the field of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has facilitated the development of teaching and learning methods and prepared them to serve the needs of an assorted educational institution. In other words, the information age has redefined the fundamentals and transformed the institutions and method of services delivery forever. The vision is the articulation of a desire to transform the method of teaching and learning could proceed through e-learning. E-learning is commonly deliberated to use of networked information and communications technology in teaching and learning practice.
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In this Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013 photo, a fishing boat washed ashore during the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami sits in the devastated area in Kesennuma, Miyagi Prefecture. Japan's progress in rebuilding from the tsunami that thundered over coastal sea walls, sweeping entire communities away, is mainly measured in barren foundations and empty spaces. Clearing of forests on higher ground due to be leveled to make space for relocating survivors has barely begun. Japan will next week observes tw


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When Iranian women were barred from sports stadiums last month, a mural went up on a street in Tehran depicting a woman wearing the national jersey, triumphantly holding aloft a bottle of dishwashing liquid, as if it were the World...Read more »
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A major lifeline from Bowling Green to the state line is about to see some big changes.
In the past few years the state expanded Interstate 65 from Bowling Green into Barren County, and now plans are in the works to expand that even farther.
The state is expanding I-65 from Bowling Green down to the Tennessee state line.
With over 900 fatalities on Kentucky highways last year, lawmakers are doing everything they can to help cut down on this ever-growing number.
With this expansion, they hope to attract new businesses to the area by giving them easier access to Tennessee.
This project, which is going to be done in sections, is expected to cost several million dollars with money being appropriated by state and federal funds.
Though the expansion will cause some delays, in the long run it will make travel easier.
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Lisa A. Gallagher, BSEE, CISM, CPHIMS, FHIMSS serves as HIMSS' Vice President of Technology Solutions. In this role, she is responsible for HIMSS work in business and financial systems, privacy and security, cloud computing, identity management and other technology challenges. Ms. Gallagher is a noted speaker on health IT, privacy, security, policy and compliance topics.
Gallagher was named to the ONC Health IT Standards Committee (HITSC) (a Federal Advisory Committee (FACA)) as a data security expert. She currently serves as Chair of the HITSC's Data Provenance Task Force and also serves as the Co-Chair of the Privacy and Security Work Group.
Before joining HIMSS, she served as the Certification Development Director for the Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT) (www.cchit.org), where she helped develop the original health IT product certification program for electronic health record (EHR) products.
She has a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering, was a certified trust technology evaluator (NSA), and is a certified information security manager (CISM) (ISACA). She is also a certified professional in healthcare information and management systems (CPHIMS) and a HIMSS Fellow (FHIMSS).


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The Nashville Predators didn't qualify for the Stanley Cup Playoffs last season. A main reason why was because their No. 1 goaltender, Pekka Rinne, was limited to 24 games because of a hip injury.
These days, Rinne is healthy. And it's no coincidence the Predators are rolling.
Rinne's performance to date (14-3-1, 1.97 goals-against average, .927 save percentage) has the Predators vying for first place in the Central Division. The problems he experienced when he first tried to come back from hip surgery are behind him.
"Like I said, I had a good summer," Rinne told reporters last week. "I fixed a few things that I usually do in the summer. I increased my training a lot. I wanted to be in the best shape that I could possibly be. That has helped a lot.
"Obviously being back on the ice and working on the ice, you can translate that on to the ice what you did off the ice. I was never scared [coming back], but obviously it's something that it's a little bit different struggling with something like that for the first time in your life or career. It was a little bit different, but I never once thought that, 'this is it.' Obviously this year I wanted to get off to a good start, but other than that I wasn't really scared about it."


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Sexy Playtime by Lee Chen Dao (Update)Erotica // Monday, June 17, 2013
Lee Chen Dao is a figurative painter based out of Taipei, Taiwan. His playful and vibrant oil paintings marry the sensuality of adult eroticism with a gleeful sense of childish delight, unabashedly celebrating (and perhaps just as well quietly chastising) modern society's free-wheeling and almost infantile pursuit of pure pleasure. Superhero masks, girl on girl wrestling, strip poker antics, nothing is off limits in Dao's strange and provocative world.
Deanne Cheuk, April 2010Vault // Monday, June 17, 2013
The staff was going back through some of our more design, fashion heavy features from the past few years, and we remembered how much we love the works of NYC-based art director and illustrator, Deanne Cheuk. Originally from Perth, Australia, Cheuk has done work for American Express, Dell, Lane Crawford, Levi's, Microsoft, Nickelodeon, Nokia, Nike, Converse, Olay, Sprint, Swatch, Target, MTV, Gap, Real Simple, The Guardian, T Magazine and The New York Times Magazine... and Conan. Here is our interview with the artist from April, 2010.
Artist James Benjamin FranklinErotica // Monday, June 10, 2013
Born in Tacoma, WA, James Benjamin Franklin decided to pursue painting as a career after visiting New York City on a high school trip, and in 1999 he graduated from the Art Center College of Design. Over the years he has developed a uniquely stilted yet seductive style, exploring the awkward, neglected moments of human interactions, the disregarded pauses in the midst of grander exploits. Franklin currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NYC, and his artistic influences include Woody Allen, Richard Diebenkorn, Bonnard, and Steve Martin.
The Art of Orlando SanchezErotica // Monday, June 03, 2013
After moving to Austin, Texas, in July 2010, painter Orlando Sanchez embarked on a fresh and exciting journey to figure out a new trajectory for his artistic ambitions, sniffing out the roots of his inspirations to create and explore a new body of art. He quickly landed on the simple and universal concept of beauty, whether in nature or of the human body, and his latest series of work showcases his progress towards capturing its essence.
Collage Portraits by Derek GoresErotica // Sunday, June 02, 2013
Born in New York in 1971, Derek Gores is a collage artist based in Melbourne, Florida, and an alumni of The Rhode Island School of Design. Through recycling ephemeral fragments of magazines, labels, data, and assorted analog and digital materials, Gores creates loosely figurative works on canvas, teasing the viewer with fleeting details suggesting the outlines of a body or the pink curves of a woman's lips.
Together, Yet Apart by Milan HrnjazovicErotica // Monday, May 27, 2013
In this series entitled "Together, yet apart," Serbian painter Milan Hrnjazovic explores a young couple's intimacy through distortions and scattered parts of their bodies, creating new, recognizable shapes, such as an egg or a silhouette of an embryo, that symbolize the procreative function of the sexual act. In addition to the bodies' gestural meanings, their twisted forms suggest the kind of turbulent yet passionate relationship that has the potential to engender just as much profound happiness as it can bitter misery.
Paul Delvaux's Sleepwalking SirensErotica // Friday, May 24, 2013
Although never an official member, Paul Delvaux (b. 1897 - d. 1994) was a Belgian painter associated with the Belgian Surrealist movement. Delvaux was greatly influenced by his contemporary, René Magritte, yet his paintings also possessed their own twist on the realist tradition of older Flemish artists like Jan van Eyck. His compositions almost exclusively feature somnambulant women in various states of undress, sleepwalking seductresses roaming a vaguely Romanesqe dreamscape rife with enigmatic visual allegories.
GIFs of Julie Mehretu's Meticulous, Multi-Layered Painting ProcessJuxtapoz // Friday, May 24, 2013
Julie Mehretu's large-scale, mixed media paintings create a dizzying field of layered landscapes to construct colorful and complex and lines. Throughout her painting process Julie will add architectural and geometric sketches in ink, smudges of acrylic paint and then sand everything down to create a smooth finish. Someone has done us the pleasure of creating GIFs of this process from a PBS video segment called "Systems." See the GIFs and watch the video after the jump...
The Erotic I:mageErotica // Sunday, May 19, 2013
The mystical and the erotic converge in I:MAGE, a week-long exhibition showcasing the best international artists working today in the emerging genre of esoteric art. More than 16 artists will exhibit their work at Store Street Gallery in Bloomsbury, London, from Sunday May 19th to Saturday May 25th, 2013. The common thread between the exhibiting artists is the internalization of esoteric themes and the externalization of the mythical, the magical, the carnal, and the mysterious in their many forms.
Odd Nerdrum Open House, Maisons-Laffitte, FranceJuxtapoz // Friday, May 17, 2013
In our May 2013 issue, Juxtapoz was honored to have the chance to speak with enigmatic Norwegian artist, Odd Nerdrum. Writer David Molesky finished the piece and headed to France for a special exhibition and open house that the Nerdrum Museum held at the artist's home in Maisons-Laffitte. The event also served as a release for a new book from the Nerdrum Museum called, "Crime and Refuge."


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A collection of portraits of children created in the beautiful Fraser Valley of British Columbia.
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Revival Arts has been creating innovative, artistic portraiture for home decor and stunning commercial photography since 2001.
Revival Arts Studio is based on Eagle Mountain in Abbotsford, BC, Canada and creates photographs that consistently win national acclaim and awards.
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