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Fires devastate SA farms
RESIDENTS and farmers in South Australia's mid north remain in the dark as to the cause of the fire that has killed two people.
Dollar to fall, says Rabobank
THE Australian dollar could fall toward US66 cents over the next 12 months, according to Rabobank.
Irrigators wait on port
GIPPSLAND irrigators may have to wait until the Port of Melbourne has been leased before the Federal Government commits to funding its share of an irrigation project.
Free rail wi-fi still on track
THE Victorian Government has $18 million left to deliver its promise to give commuters free Wi-Fi internet on regional trains.
Push for paper workers
ONE THOUSAND jobs at Australian Paper, in the Latrobe Valley, are at risk according to an unlikely coalition of MPs and union officials.
Jakarta deal on
A FREE-trade agreement between Australia and Indonesia is on the horizon.
Red-hot beef
RETAIL beef prices have hit a record high as cattle prices continue to surge in saleyards.
Bowfishing for carp
PEOPLE will soon be allowed to use bows and arrows to fish for European carp.
Wet may not follow dry
THERE is no guarantee Victorian farmers will get a wet 2016, even if the El Nino finishes next year as predicted.
Fuel build-up worries
COMMUNITIES in some of Victoria's most bushfire-prone regions fear a change in State Government policy will lead to fewer planned burns.
Push for response on water
SALES of environmental water in the Goulburn Valley region have brought renewed calls from the National Irrigators' Council for Water Act changes.
Business is blooming
TURNING a cut flower farm into a rose petal paradise has proved lucrative for a mother-and-daughter duo.
eHat takes guess work out
ARE you stuck in the sticks with a technical problem that has you stumped?
Farming life revisited
NOT since old McDonald had a farm have kids had such a love of agriculture.
Towns banking on gas
THERE was not one reference to the $85 million rollout of natural gas in the Victorian Government's Regional Statement.
Sold down the drain
I TRY to be a positive MP, I really do. We're all sick of whining, negative politicians, right?
Fat cats still feeding on a rotten policy
THE current Bovine Johne's disease review makes Bronwyn Bishop's helicopter junket look amateurish, says Don Lawson.
Esperance bushfires
Bushfires have devastated communities in the Esperance region of Western Australia.21
Machine editor Justin Law was in Germany for the world's biggest agricultural trade fair.20
Harvest time
Harvest time is here. Take a look at our photographers' pictures as it goes full steam ahead.27
Check out our readers best animal selfies.51
Q&A with David Stewart
WHEN should lambs be weaned, are sheep and cattle hit by the same worms, and when should blackberries be sprayed?
Grant your chooks immunity
VACCINATION can give your flock a disease-fighting chance.
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Red-hot beef
RETAIL beef prices have hit a record high as cattle prices continue to surge in saleyards.
Day of Dogs 2015
RELIVE all the fun and excitement of the first-ever Day of Dogs.
The Weekly Times at Agritechnica
The Weekly Times Machine editor Justin Law was at Agritechnica, the world's biggest agriculture fair which was held in Germany last week.5:53
Tonnes of carp being removed from lake
Thirteen tonnes of carp are being removed through the use of nets from Lake Burrumbeet in Victoria.0:53
Dollar to fall, says Rabobank
THE Australian dollar could fall toward US66 cents over the next 12 months, according to Rabobank.
New ADF president elected
NSW dairy farmer Simone Jolliffe is the new Australian Dairy Farmers president.
Live export competition launched
A FEEDLOT competition with a difference has been launched by the livestock export industry.
Latest livestock sales
THIS week's cattle, sheep and dairy sale dates.
Ballarat, November 20: Huge yarding
A YARDING of more than 5000 cattle didn't put a dampener on prices at the Ballarat store sale.
Benalla, November 20: Consistent prices
A REASONABLE season in parts of north-east Victoria helped support the special Benalla first-cross ewe sale.
eHat takes guess work out
ARE you stuck in the sticks with a technical problem that has you stumped?
Shining a light on every weed
NEW quick-disconnect bracket kits and repositioned solenoids are changes to the WeedSeeker herbicide automatic spot spraying system.
Make hay, quick, with 11m tedder
HAY making has been made faster with the arrival in Australia of the 11m Kverneland Taarup 80110C tedder.
Country boys find AFL homes
THIS year's Vic Country Under-18 representatives dominated the early proceedings of the AFL draft.
Teen trumps coach in jumping
JASMINE Denison, 15, riding Nicolossi took out the grand prix event at the Boneo Park show jumping festival on the weekend.
Stock horse central
COMPETITORS travelled from three states for the Australian Stock Horse Society's central Victorian show and challenge at Elmore from November 6 to 8.
Superior Rose closes in on dream
SHANE Rose had the pain of being within days of competing for his country at the London Olympics three years ago, only to have his horse go lame.
Towns banking on gas
THERE was not one reference to the $85 million rollout of natural gas in the Victorian Government's Regional Statement.
Free rail wi-fi still on track
THE Victorian Government has $18 million left to deliver its promise to give commuters free Wi-Fi internet on regional trains.
Business is blooming
TURNING a cut flower farm into a rose petal paradise has proved lucrative for a mother-and-daughter duo.
Devoted to making lives better
HE flies planes, fights fires with the CFA, cross-country skis, runs a beef and olive farm and volunteers in remote Aboriginal communities.
Liberated and thriving
I MUST confess that many years ago I succumbed to temptation and pinched a plant I desperately fancied.
Irises easy on the eye
I HAD a weird but oddly enlightening day a couple of weeks ago.
Pruning's a spring thing
THERE is a prevailing myth that most pruning, especially of deciduous fruit trees and bushes, should be carried out during winter.
Wine adds a little zing
WINE has three main uses in the kitchen — as a marinade ingredient, as a cooking liquid and as a flavouring in a finished dish.
In unfamiliar grain
THE popularity of specialist grains has allowed adventurous cooks to create wonderful dishes for both family and friends.
It's so sweet to use sour cream
THESE days, sour cream is a staple in many family refrigerators.
Penguins for sale?
PSST, wanna buy a couple of thousand penguins? What about a 600 square kilometre lake system?
Send in the clones
THE world's biggest animal cloning factory is being built in China to churn out dogs, horses and a million beef cattle a year.
Not orphan you'll find two similar
JAIME Vosper has joined the alfie craze, taking this picture of herself with an orphan from the family's dairy farm at Monegeetta.
Laughing gear: The Pearly Gates
AN ELECTRICIAN dies in a car accident on his 40th birthday and finds himself at the Pearly Gates
Where bulls are kings
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King Island golf
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Grand Flam victory
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Green, green, fields at Leneva
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Clastle is a puzzle platformer in which game play revolves around working your way through and around various confrontations (traps, vines, fire, etc). Evasive maneuvers will be necessary to get through each level, and eventual victory.
The first clastle trailer is up! The article talks about the trailer for the game clastle.
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The first trailer for Clastle, our platforming castle game now has a trailer available in the videos section of the indie DB page. The trailer shows just a portion of what the entire game has in store for player's as the make their journey through the castle in search of the king. Let us know what you think and what else you'd like us to show you in the future.

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Washington Times columnist Douglas MacKinnon repeated his claim that the December 2005 Pulitzer Prize-winning report by The New York Times on the National Security Agency warrantless domestic spying program "hurt the United States dramatically." In making the statement, MacKinnon assumed two things: 1) that the program had been effective before the Times article appeared, and 2) that suspected terrorists altered their conduct after the article. MacKinnon added: "I'm not convinced that if they [the Times reporters] didn't have the information for D-Day on June 6, 1944, they wouldn't have revealed that as well."
An April 23 Los Angeles Times editorial falsely asserted that President Bush "has acknowledged with increasing explicitness that he was wrong to believe that Saddam Hussein harbored weapons of mass destruction [WMD]." In fact, while Bush has described the intelligence as "wrong," has accepted responsibility for "the decision to go into Iraq," and has said he was "responsible for fixing what went wrong by reforming our intelligence capabilities," he has never stated he was wrong to believe the flawed intelligence or assumed responsibility for the intelligence failures.
On CBS' 60 Minutes, former high-ranking CIA official Tyler Drumheller proved that the Bush administration dismissed clear-cut evidence undermining President Bush's central case for war -- that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction. But in the nearly two days since this explosive report aired, the media have almost entirely ignored the story.
On Fox News Sunday, William Kristol falsely claimed that President Bush "declassified most" of the October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) that he reportedly authorized then-vice presidential chief of staff I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby to leak to reporters. In fact, Libby leaked a very small, cherry-picked series of excerpts from the 90-page NIE, reportedly following Bush's authorization.
Keith Olbermann awarded Bill O'Reilly third place in his nightly "Worst Person in the World" segment. O'Reilly was honored for his statement, first documented by Media Matters for America, that "I have to go on what my military analysts, people paid by Fox News, say to me. I can't base my opinion on anything else."
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Fox News host David Asman claimed without basis that "getting to the 30,000 centrifuges" Iran needs to produce a significant amount of weapons-grade nuclear material "is going to be a cakewalk," adding: "Are we going to have to wait until there's a mushroom cloud over Jerusalem before we take a hit in Iran?" But The New York Times noted that Western nuclear analysts have determined that Iran "still lack[s] the parts and materials to make droves of the highly complex [centrifuges] which can spin uranium into fuel rich enough for use in nuclear reactors or atom bombs."
Fox News' John Gibson falsely claimed that the Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times report that revealed warrantless domestic wiretaps approved by the Bush administration "probably did do damage to national security because it may have tipped off Al Qaeda that we could listen to their cell-phone calls to people inside this country." In fact, media reports indicate that Al Qaeda was aware that the United States was monitoring its cell-phone calls well before the disclosure of the warrantless wiretapping program.
Bill O'Reilly declared, "I can't base my opinion" about the Iraq war "on anything" other than "what my military analysts, people paid by Fox News, say to me." O'Reilly added that he could trust only Fox military analysts because "[t]he newspapers ... all have an agenda" and "only give you a snapshot of the war." However, Fox News' military analysts made numerous wrong predictions and false assertions in the lead-up to the invasion of Iraq.
On Fox News Watch, Cal Thomas repeated a theory -- first proposed by Washington Times editorial page editor Tony Blankley -- that the retired generals who have recently called for Donald Rumsfeld's ouster are part of a "cabal." Thomas, however, expanded upon Blankley's original theory and claimed that the alleged cabal is "possibly assisted by Democrats for political advantage."
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Three days after CNN's Wolf Blitzer missed an opportunity to quiz CNN political analyst William Bennett about his comment that the journalists who recently were awarded Pulitzer Prizes for their work publicly disclosing the Bush administration's warrantless domestic surveillance program and the CIA's alleged use of secret interrogation sites across the globe should not be rewarded but jailed, a CNN anchor finally asked Bennett about the controversial statement.
On Fox News' Special Report with Brit Hume, Roll Call executive editor Morton M. Kondracke asserted that the disclosure of the Bush administration's warrantless domestic surveillance program to The New York Times "is the equivalent of telling the newspapers that ... we've broken the Japanese codes or, hey, we've discovered radar, we can see enemy planes."
Supporters of Donald Rumsfeld have repeated Rumsfeld's assertion that retired U.S. generals criticizing Rumsfeld and calling for his resignation may be aiding U.S. enemies. Rumsfeld made this claim during an appearance on The Rush Limbaugh Show.
MSNBC political analyst Monica Crowley repeatedly asserted that Iran "may already have" a nuclear weapon, despite the overwhelming consensus of international weapons experts to the contrary. Crowley said that the "maniacs in Tehran" may "already have" nuclear weapons, and that Iran may "pass them off to Al Qaeda and allow Al Qaeda then to bring them into the United States and detonate them." However, The New York Times reported on March 5 that "American intelligence agencies say it will take 5 to 10 years for Iran to manufacture the fuel for its first atomic bomb."
A Washington Post editorial drew a false comparison between the recent calls by several retired generals for Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld to resign and the "pushback of uniformed military against President Bill Clinton's attempt to allow gays to serve." The generals who have publicly called for Rumsfeld's resignation are retired; conversely, a March 13, 1993, Post article described active-duty troops' hatred for Clinton's intention to lift the ban on gays in the military.


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Endoscopic large-balloon dilation alone versus endoscopic sphincterotomy plus large-balloon dilation for the treatment of large bile duct stones
Author affiliations
Department of Gastroenterology, Ajou University School of Medicine, San-5, Woncheon-dong, Yongtong-gu 443-721 Suwon, Korea
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BMC Gastroenterology 2013, 13:15 doi:10.1186/1471-230X-13-15Published: 17 January 2013
Endoscopic sphincterotomy (EST) combined with large-balloon dilation (LBD) has been proposed as an alternative to manage large bile duct stones. However, recent reports indicate that LBD without EST may be safe and effective in this setting.
One hundred thirty-one patients with large common bile duct (CBD) stones 12 mm in size or larger underwent LBD alone (n = 62) or EST plus LBD (n = 69) for lithotripsy. The therapeutic outcome and complications were reviewed and compared.
There were no differences between the two groups with regard to age, size and number of stones, or bile duct diameter. The LBD alone group (mean age, 70.4 years) and the EST plus LBD group (mean age, 68.2 years) had similar outcomes in terms of overall successful stone removal (96.8% vs. 95.7%, P = 0.738) and complete stone removal without the need for mechanical lithotripsy (80.6% vs. 73.9%, P = 0.360). Complications in the LBD alone and EST plus LBD groups were as follows: pancreatitis (6.5% vs. 4.3%, P = 0.593), impaction of basket and stone (0% vs. 1.4%, P = 0.341), and perforation (0% vs. 1.4%, P = 0.341).
LBD alone may be a simple, safe, and effective alternative to EST plus LBD in relatively aged patients with large CBD stones, and it can simplify the procedure compared with EST plus LBD.


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Entered the game today and I saw Banned in Black Ops 2
But I do not know why?
And I do not use Hack
Please remove banned
There is nothing that anyone on here can do.
Also if you look at other threads about this you would have seen that they all get locked with the same message that will be posted in this thread at some point whilst it gets locked.
I'll save you the trouble here, all Permanent Bans are final and quickly this thread will be closed.
Buy a new game and don't cheat next time.
Next time familiarize yourself with the rules -> http://community.callofduty.com/message/413500949
i'm use program "Cheat Engine" for Increase speed internet and reduce Ping High , I did not know that it ban
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A fabulous vanitas card from a postcrosser in Germany. She works in a pharmaceutical laboratory. The vanitas theme relates to decay and meaninglessness of life, yet this writer is longing for spring, the renewal of life.
Little Red Mail Box
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
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Military Bombs and Flying Machines
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Interesting Creatures
The crazy drunken bird was created by a postcrosser from Belarus. She is a first year student of architecture.
A fun collage of buffalo, bird and wolf by a Polish postcrosser.
This UFO meets Loch Ness Monster was created by a German postcrosser.
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Red Lips
Interesting collage of two different images. They work very well together. Work by postcrosser from Rotterdam, Netherlands. The eye goes immediately to the large red lips.
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Ah Love!
This lovely altered card arrived from a postcrosser in Belarus. It was originally an ad card but with just a few words, the card became beautiful!
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Sunday, March 22, 2015
Love & Crime
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Saturday, March 21, 2015
Whimsical Alterations
A card from a Taiwanese postcrosser depicting a fisherman who has caught money, snacks and fruit along with fish.
A Russian postcrosser purchased this card from an unusual store that combines a free library and lecture hall. She altered it by adding a few stickers and word bubbles.
A sweet card from a postcrosser in Japan. She explained that her favorite shape is a triangle. The alterations are the flying bread. She explained, rather mysteriously, that she does not bread being thrown into her house. I am not familiar with this practice.
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This heavily altered card has rose petals, coffee and sugar enclosed. Amazing it made it over here with just one stamp!
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Inside and Out
Here is fun altered postcard from a Dutch postcrosser. She drew and cut out the woman and the cat so that we get a view of her from the front and behind. This alteration was made on a card with just the two windows.
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More Sheep
Sheep stamps from my mom!
CNY card from Susan
New Year card from Tomoe
A sheep handmade card from a Dutch postcrosser
Wonderful stamps and cards on the Year of Sheep (or lamb or ram or goat). I am glad to receive these wonderful cards on this year's zodiac beast.
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Thursday, March 19, 2015
Two Favorites Sent
I have treasured this card by Carmen Lomas Garza, a San Francisco artist. This is a painting of a healer curing an earache. It was mailed to a postcrosser in the Netherlands who is a physiotherapist.
This card was in a pack of movie cards I picked up at the White Elephant sale in January. It's going to a young woman in Poland who asked for a Marilyn Monroe card.
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Sunday, February 8, 2015
Recent Altered Cards from Postcrossers
Drawn by a young, ill child in Russia
Altered by someone in Russia who doesn't like fat women
Altered by a South African postcrosser. She removed half of the card, then reassembled it back.
A jolly card from Germany. Guys singing songs loudly on the First of May.
A daisy surrounded by lambswool from a postcrosser in Austria
A laced up altered card from Germany
An anti-gun postcard from Australia
An altered Eiffel Tower card from a photographer/artist in Russia
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Toyama is along the Sea of Japan and known for their hydroelectric business. I love the thatched roofed houses in this postcard. The postcrosser decorated the back of the card with ribbon and stickers. She used a beautiful stamp illustrating the ancient game of kai-awase.
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It's my annual treat and adventure to go to the Oakland Museum White Elephant Sale. For a good cause and great shopping!
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Traveling Cards
The card to the right that looks like a row of airport scanners is an art installation by Paola Pivi in China. These are supposed to dispense water, red wine, orange juice, ink, glycerin, mint syrup, espresso, almond syrup and facial tonic. Nauseating to list...
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New Year Card in February
Friend Judy sent me a New Year card last week. She said it's a Happy New Year card as it isn't yet Valentines Day. That reminds me...I need to take down my New Year decorations and put up some hearts.
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Kobe Daibutsu
Mom sent a retro card of the buddha statue in Kobe. It's still there but surrounded by factories and homes.
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Women Do It!
Some of the lovely postcards that are arriving for the Women Do It! Postcard show. We are accepting all postcards on this theme. To apply, go to http://wcainternationalcaucus.weebly.com/women-do-it-postcard-exhibition-2014-and-beyond.html#dashboard.
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Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Two Whimseys
A German postcrosser created a cute story about a lonely Teddy Bear.
A Finnish postcrosser created characters out of buildings and the lake. I love her imagination!
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Love to Read
Here's an altered card that speaks to the Portuguese postcrosser's love of reading. She explained the the quote means, "Great characters are more real than ourselves." Indeed, I love books that have good character development.
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Why doesn't Spock Prime go back in time to save Vulcan?
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Re: Why doesn't Spock Prime go back in time to save Vulcan?
Temis the Vorta wrote:
The characters were talking about the timeline wanting to repair itself, as though the timeline is sentient. That's ludicrous and also contrived.
Is it? Many years ago, I heard (or read) a SF writer saying that "time is a river" and, just as a river may try to recreate its original path if blocked, then so may a timeline try to correct itself as best it can. I even used it in a ST fanfic way back in the mid 80s, based on that line.
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offended far fewer existing fans, if they'd just opted for a clean reboot.
Seems to me they offended very few fans as it was.
I'm still surprised that the film is celebrated by as many as it is. A wonderful thrill for me, since I naively expected the same universal reaction for ST:TMP, but for me, as a newbie fan in 1980, I felt as if I was surrounded by hostiles for many, many months. They began to calm down around the time of ST II's premiere.
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Lambert Announces Non-Stop Flights to Little RockAfter a 2-year hiatus, non-stop service between Lambert-St. Louis International Airport (STL) and Little Rock, Ar- Clinton National Airport (LIT) will return in January 2016 on Southwest Airlines.
Lambert Airport Launches Three New Non-Stop FlightsSt. Louis Lambert Airport pulled out the cupcakes and balloons Monday to celebrate one of three new non-stop flights.
FedEx Cargo Plane Makes Emergency Landing in St. LouisA FedEx cargo plane has safely landed in St. Louis after smoke was reported inside the aircraft.
Body of Airman to Arrive at Lambert AirportStaff Sgt. Joshua Schoenhoff and another airman drowned Oct. 5 trying to rescue one of two airmen who were swept off the shore of Okinawa.
Ebola Screening Measures Rest on Federal LawLambert-St. Louis International Airport isn't one of the five U.S. airports that will begin screening incoming passengers from West Africa because it has no arriving international flights from overseas.
Flights Diverted to St. Louis After Fire at Chicago Control CenterA fire at the FAA Air Traffic Center near Chicago is forcing some Chicago-bound flights to stop in St. Louis.
St. Louis Tech Scene Flying High on New San Francisco RouteTo celebrate, leaders from 21 St. Louis-based tech and biotech start-ups are filling the inaugural flight (WN2111) at 5:40 p.m. Tuesday.
UPDATE: FAA Lifts Flights Restrictions Near FergusonThe airport director says there have been no reports of any shots fired at aircraft and the move is strictly a precaution.
VIDEO: Troupe of Circus Harmony Acrobats Home After Extended Stay in IsraelThe Circus Harmony troupe had to spend an extra week in Israel when U.S. flights were suspended due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Expedited Air Safety Screening Comes to St. LouisThe federal Transportation Security Administration has expanded its expedited screening process to Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.
Magic House Unveils Children's Play Area at Lambert AirportLambert-St. Louis Airport has cut the ribbon on a miniature version of itself—complete with kid-sized airplanes, rental cars and a control tower.
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Game Theory Teacher Resources
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NUMB3RS Activity: To C or Not to C Episode: "The Are of Recknoing"
High schoolers explore the iterative reasoning process. In this game theory lesson students explore the problem of the "Prisoner's Dilemma" which provides the opportunity for experimentation with various strategies for playing the game.
9th - 12th Math
EconMovies 8: The Dark Knight (Oligopolies and Game Theory)
What are oligopolies, and how do they use game theories in order to strategize and consider how competitors will respond? Check out this well-produced video in which a fantastic presenter uses clips from the film The Dark Knight, as well...
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Need Six Authoritative, Relevant Sources? Before Sunrise?
Is your class beginning a project? Here's a template that shows researchers how to use the features of Google Scholar. Directions for how to use Advanced Search, Operators, and Bibliography Manager, as well as how to locate affiliated...
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Economics Review Flashcards
As your learners prepare for their next major economics assessment, or perhaps the daunting AP Economics test, these flashcards will be a great resource to have at their disposal! From fiscal policy to factor markets, this app offers...
9th - Higher Ed Social Studies & History
Cold War I: Dangerous Negotiations (Lesson 4)
Students view a video on the Yalta Conference, research the negotiation process, discuss the techniques used by World leaders, and play a "Go Fish" card game using the knowledge gained in this fourth lesson in a unit on the Yalta...
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text: My brother RonnyRobert Lee | أبريل 22, 2014 | North America: Michigan My brother Ronny was born with Down syndrome. He passed away in the year 2000. I needed a way to heal and honor his memory. As a child, my family wasn't involved with Special Olympics Michigan. I didn't know what to expect. From the first event I volunteered I knew I had found what I needed. The directors, coaches and all the participants were welcoming and so great full. I'm the one who's grateful. I see my brother in so many of the faces in these wonderful athletes. While I regret not being involved with my brother I have him in my heart and see him all around. Special Olympics Michigan has helped in ways that I can't explain. It's comforting to me to be involved with the SOMI family. I know I'm a better if a person because of it. Thank you, SOMI, for letting be a part of something so amazing and helping me heal.


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Edmonton, AB (Sports Network) - Sven Baertschi scored the game-winning goal in the first round of the shootout, as the Calgary Flames edged the Edmonton Oilers, 6-5, in a preseason split-squad game at Rexall Place.
Baertschi and Roman Horak both beat Edmonton goalie Olivier Roy in the shootout, while Calgary netminder Reto Berra notched 13 saves before stopping both Edmonton shooters in the extra session to send the Flames to victory.
Josh Jooris potted a pair of goals in the third, while Lance Bouma also added a marker in the frame as the Flames rallied from a 5-2 deficit to tie the game and force a shootout.
Taylor Hall scored once, while Jesse Joensuu added a goal and an assist for the Oilers, who received 12 saves from starting netminder Devan Dubnyk.
Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in September has altered the date of the Penn-Villanova football game.
Kyle Busch won Sunday's road course race in Sonoma, California, but he still has a long way to go to become eligible for a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
NFL players have a very short shelf life to make significant amounts of money so it's tough to fault anyone who has outperformed a contract when they go knocking on the door to ask for more.
Pete Mackanin will remain interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies for the remainder of the season, the team announced Tuesday.
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What you need to know: Defensive coordinator Willie Martinez
has his work cut out for him. After losing star corner Paul
Oliver to academic ineligibility, the defense is woefully short
on sure-thing veteran stars with only three returning starters.
There's plenty of potential, speed, and athleticism, but several
things have to happen for this to be nearly as good as the
number eight defense it was last year. The pass rush should be
there in time, but it might take the wheels of outside
linebackers Darius Dewberry and Dannell Ellerbe to generate some
consistent pressure early on. The secondary needs to unearth
more big play options, and a number one corner has to quickly
emerge. While undersized, the line is tough and should grow into
a rock as the year goes on. This will be a far, far better
defense after a few games. By then the coaching staff will have
the right combination.
Tackles: Kelin Johnson,
Kelin Johnson, 2.5
Interceptions: Kelin Johnson, 2
Star of the defense: Senior SS Kelin Johnson
Player that has to step up and become a star: Sophomore
CB Asher Allen
Unsung star on the rise: Redshirt freshman FS Reshad
Best pro prospect: Jones
Top three all-star candidates: 1) Johnson, 2) DT Jeff
Owens, 3) DE Roderick Battle
Strength of the defense: Athleticism, outside linebacker
Weakness of the defense:
Experience, veteran depth
Defensive Line
Projected Starters: The big key to the defense
will be replacing the star defensive ends, Quentin Moses and
Charles Johnson. First two step in will be sophomore Roderick
Battle, a 6-4, 256-pound athlete who made four tackles and
two sacks in a limited role. While not huge, and not expected to
be a star run stopper right away, he has the speed and burst off
the line to get into the backfield on a regular basis.
On the other side will be 6-2, 220-pound senior Marcus Howard
, an undersized reserve with 38 career tackles. He has yet
to show his speed, and now the former South Carolina high school
all-star sprinter has to do fear more to get into the backfield.
He started out his career as a linebacker, and he'll have to
quickly prove he can hold up on a regular basis up front.
Back at one tackle spot is 6-3, 292-pound junior Jeff Owens
after making 26 tackles and three tackles for loss. While
he's not huge, and he only came up with one sack, he's a
fantastic interior pass rusher, able to generate good pressure.
A good defender from day one of his true freshman season, he
needs to be the rock on the line as the most experienced and
consistent returning lineman.
Another slightly undersized, but quick tackle is 6-1, 275-pound
sophomore Geno Atkins, a good reserve who made
nine tackles and now will play a much bigger role. A great
athlete, the former high school linebacker has to quickly show
he can handle himself consistently against the run.
Projected Top Reserves: When more size is
needed on the inside, 6-5, 315-pound sophomore Kade Weston
will step in for Atkins after starting in size games and
making 13 tackles with 14 quarterback pressures. His issue is
his size; there's often too much of it. He has NFL potential
with the quickness to get into the backfield along with the
strength to stuff the run, but he needs to hover around 300
pounds and can't get much bigger than his current weight.
Pushing for time on the outside will be JUCO transfer Jarius
Wynn, a 6-5, 275-pound run stopper who added more
size to the front. He isn't a natural pass rusher, but he's
expected to be a key player in the rotation behind Battle.
Combining to battle for time behind Howard will be 6-4,
222-pound junior Jeremy Lomax and 6-3, 260-pound redshirt
freshman Michael Lemon. Lomax has more experience, but he
only has six career tackles with a sack. Lemon is the far better
prospect with the size and talent to grow into the next great
Bulldog end.
Watch Out For ... Battle. The line needs a
sure-thing pass rusher to replace Johnson, and Battle might be
it. He has to show he can be more than just a situational pass
rusher, and he has to play up to his size at all times, but he
has the potential to be great.Strength: Depth
options. While there might not be much in the way of backup
experience, there are several interesting options. Georgia is
great at loading up on linemen, and it has several decent
options to push for time while hoping for a few to emerge.Weakness:
Tackle size. Usually, Georgia brings the beef on the inside
with NFL-ready tackles who clog things up. That's not the case
with this year's group unless Weston plays a huge role.
Outlook: The line underachieved last year, and now this years
group has to overachieve. There's a need for strength in numbers
at end, hoping for a a few pass rushers to quickly emerge, while
the athletic tackles have to play big. The Bulldogs always get
production up front, but it might take a little while before
everything jells. Rating: 7.5
Projected Starters:
Star linebackers Tony Taylor and Jarvis Jackson need to be
replace. 6-4, 257-pound senior Brandon Miller has been
waiting in the wings for a few years and will get Jackson's
starting job in the middle. Extremely tough, he's fought through
injuries in the past and came up with 23 tackles last season as
a reserve, but the jury is still out on whether or not he has
the athleticism and talent to be a top defender on the inside.
Getting the starting nod on the weakside, in place of Taylor,
will be 6-1, 232-pound junior Dannell Ellerbe, a
phenomenal athlete who has the potential to shine with a bigger
role. He only made seven tackles and struggled to see time after
coming off shoulder surgery, and getting thrown in the doghouse,
after getting arrested for a DUI and leaving the scene of an
accident. He took the starting job by the horns this spring, and
now should be one of thee team's top tacklers.
Taking over on the strongside will be sophomore Darius
Dewberry with 6-3, 230-pound size and excellent speed. A
big-time recruit last year, he made just six tackles but showed
good promise in practices. With all the tools, he should be a
top all-around defender and a terror into the backfield.
Projected Top Reserves: 6-0, 245-pound junior
Marcus Washington would be a top candidate for the
starting job in the middle, but he's coming off a knee injury.
He has yet to make an impact anywhere but on special teams, but
he has the size and the hitting ability to provide a big
challenge to Miller at some point this year.
Ready to push for time on the weakside is 6-2, 240-pound
redshirt freshman Darryl Gamble, one of the nation's top
outside linebacker prospects last year. While he'll need plenty
of time before he figures out what he's doing, he has the
quickness to be a good pass defender and the size to become a
rock against the run.
Watch Out For ... Dewberry and Ellerbe on the
outside. They're hardly household names in the SEC world, but
they're very quick and very promising with tremendous potential
to fill in the starting holes right off the bat.Strength:
Speed and quickness. As always, the Georgia linebackers can
move. These aren't just beefed up defensive backs playing
linebacker, these are strong linebackers who'll make plenty of
big plays.Weakness: Experience. The corps
might look like a typical group of Georgia linebackers, but
there isn't a whole bunch in the way of proven full-year
experience. This is the team's most unproven area.Outlook:
This might be the team's
make-or-break area. The outside linebackers should be great with
a little bit of time, but Miller is hardly an All-SEC caliber
player in the middle. The proven depth is almost non-existent,
and it was made worse with the loss of Akeem Hebron, who was
suspended for the season. Give it a year. After the coaching
staff gets a change to play around with all the combinations,
the corps should be a strength going into 2008.Rating: 7
Defensive Backs
Projected Starters:
The Bulldog defense took a huge hit when it lost all-star
corner Paul Oliver, who didn't go to class, and now it'll be
scrambling for a number one coverman. 5-11, 179-pound sophomore
Bryan Evans might be the team's best corner by default.
Slated to get the starting job on the weakside opposite Oliver,
he came up with a nice first season as a reserve with 26
tackles, and a sack with six broken up passes. More quick than
blazing fast, he's at his best when he has to get to the ball to
make the stop.
On the strongside, in place of Oliver, will likely be 5-10,
192-pound sophomore Asher Allen after making 24 tackles
as a top reserve. He didn't do nearly enough against the pass,
but he has the athleticism and raw speed to handle most
non-elite receivers. If he's not the team's fastest player, he's
second. Even so, he'll be tested early and often. He's also the
team's top kickoff returner.
The one returning starter is strong safety Kelin Johnson,
a 6-1, 194-pound senior who has experience, but not a world of
talent compared to past Bulldog safeties. Mostly a special
teamer in his first two seasons, he was third on the team with
60 stops last year. However, he's not a huge hitter and is
average in pass coverage.
Junior C.J. Byrd has a tenuous hold on the free safety
job after a decent spring. He has the 6-2, 190-pound size, good
speed, and enough raw talent to do more than make the eight
tackles he came up with last year. To cement the starting spot,
he has to make more big plays and has to do more to come up some
big hits.
Projected Top Reserves: It's not a question of
if, but when and where 6-2, 194-pound redshirt freshman
Reshad Jones starts. The best defensive back throughout
spring ball, he had the coaches raving about his speed and nose
for the ball. While he'll go into the fall behind Byrd at free
safety, he might end at corner just to get him on the field as
soon as possible.
6-2, 197-pound redshirt freshman Quintin Banks was one of
the team's top recruits last year and will be the team's
starting strong safety next year, if he doesn't push Johnson out
of a job this season. He's the hitter the secondary needs, while
he has the athleticism to play free safety if needed.
Back after missing almost the entire season with a foot injury,
senior Thomas Flowers has to shine at corner after being
expected to start last year. A superstar punt returner, he has
next-level speed and decent size at 5-10 and 186 pounds. He'll
start out behind Allen, but he'll play a big role somewhere.
Watch Out For ... Jones. In a secondary void
of obvious playmakers, Jones was a breath of fresh air
throughout spring ball. It's going to take four big performances
from the starters in fall camp to keep the redshirt freshman out
of a spot.Strength: Past production. It's a
new secondary with three new starters, and there's no Oliver or
Tra Battle to count on, but this was still the nation's fifth
best pass defense last year. While things might appear to be
sketchy, it's only that way because of Georgia's high standards
for great secondary play. This is a better group than it'll
likely get credit for going into the year.Weakness:
Difference-making safeties. Johnson is serviceable and Byrd
is fine, but nothing special so far. One of them must turn into
an All-SEC caliber playmaker for the secondary to be special.
Outlook: Losing Oliver
might be a killer. He was arguably the SEC's best defensive back
and would've erased one side of the field. Now, it'll be up to
Evans, Allen, Flowers and Prince Miller to combine to get
the job done. The secondary will only be as good as the pass
rush allows it to be; it'll need as much time as humanly
possible to work.Rating: 7
Special Teams
Projected Starters:
Senior Brandon Coutu is one of the nation's best
kickers, following up a great sophomore campaign, when he hit 23
of 28 field goals, by nailing 10 of 11 before tearing up his
hamstring. He has a huge leg, connecting on a 55-yarder, and now
he's back and healthy. He'll be one of the team's top offensive
The punting situation is a bit murky with the loss of solid, but
unspectacular, Gordon Ely-Kelso. Junior Brian Mimbs has a
big enough leg to air it out from time to time, but he'll have
to prove he can be accurate and consistent to hold off freshman
Drew Butler, the son of Georgia kicking legend, Kevin
Watch Out For ... Coutu to be used early and
often. The coaching staff pressed a little bit offensively
because the backup kickers weren't nearly as reliable as Coutu.
Now there will be several long field goal attempts. Considering
the Dawgs played in eight games decided by seven points or fewer
in 2006, Coutu could grow into the SEC's MVP.Strength:
Punt returns. Thomas Flowers is one of the best punt
returners in America averaging 14.4 yards per try over the
course of his career, while Mikey Henderson was special last
season averaging 14.7 yards per try with two touchdowns. The
lightning fast Asher Allen should be fantastic on kickoff
returns after averaging 22.1 yards per try.Weakness:
Difference-making safeties. Johnson is serviceable and Byrd
is fine, but nothing special so far. One of them must turn into
an All-SEC caliber playmaker for the secondary to be special.
Outlook: If Mimbs is
even average, the special teams will be among the best in the
country. There aren't many better than Coutu, Henderson and
Flowers, while the coverage units should be decent as long as
there more pop on kickoffs. Coutu will take care of that.Rating: 9


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Raspberry sour cream cake
Here's a simple cake recipe that's a cinch to make and yields the most delicious, berry-filled treat. Serve it for afternoon tea or even dessert with some raspberry coulis and cream or ice cream on the side.
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- 250g Devondale Dairy Soft One
- 11/2 cups (300g) caster sugar
- 1 vanilla bean
- 4 eggs
- 2 cups (300g) self-raising flour
- 200ml Devondale Light Sour Cream
- 1 cup raspberries
- Preheat oven to 200°C (180°C fan-forced). Line the base and sides of a 24cm springform cake tin with baking paper.
- Beat Devondale Dairy Soft One and caster sugar until pale and creamy.
- Halve vanilla bean lengthwise, scrape out the seeds and add these to the mixture.
- Add eggs one at a time, beating well between each addition. Scrape down the sides of the bowl as required. Beat in flour and sour cream until just combined.
- Pour batter into prepared cake tin. Distribute raspberries evenly over the top. Bake for 50-55 minutes, or until a skewer inserted in the centre comes out clean.
- Frozen raspberries are fine for this recipe.
- Replace vanilla bean with 2 tsp vanilla extract if you prefer.
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I am still waiting for the management reports related to the quarter. It is very unprofessional not to issue these ASAP with the conference call scheduled for early Thursday morning and so much information dumped on shareholders.
The company was carrying a very unrealistic asset value including goodwill on the books relating to the Zars acquisition, Management wrote off a portion of this which was a bit surprising in that Pliaglis hasn't even been launched yet. I have no idea if this will impact the share price as it was a non-cash write off and considering the share value I doubt that the market was valuing the assets at anything close to what the company was carrying on their books.
What is clear from the exercise is the company believes it overpaid for the Zars acquisition (surprise, surprise). However, we shareholders already took that hit through the share dilution and subsequent fall in the share price which has been my beef with management for the last couple of years. Where the stock goes from here depends on the commercial success of Pliaglis in the short run, the medium term success in getting Pennsaid 2% approval and the longer term development of WF10. Most folks are banking on the future revenues from these assets and right now these have only one way to go and that is up.
Based on the write-off and failed marketing of Synera bonuses should be scrapped and head(s) rolled. The AGM should become a referendum on management and the Board. Quite frankly there is a cash flow gap that needs to be closed and one way to do that is to cut O & M - specifically executive compensation. The alternative is to allow management to keep on earning unsustainable amounts of money and potentially end up with the more shares or a debenture being issued. I feel that seven years has been more than enough time for this group.
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Little is known about Hijron ka Khanqah, but eunuchs had roles in the rise and fall of dynasties
In a bustling lane of Mehrauli, a narrow green gate leads to a flight of stairs opening into a courtyard which serves as a 'spiritual retreat' for hijras (eunuchs). Known as Hijron ka Khanqah, this cemetery has some 50 whitewashed graves of hijras. It is said to date back to the 15th century.
According to residents of the area, one of the graves is of a hijra who was dear to Sufi saint Khwaja Qutubuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki. "The saint called him aapa (elder sister). Her grave is distinguished from the others as it has been enclosed in a tiled structure," says Shree who claims to be the caretaker of the cemetery.
Members of hijra associations from across the city come to the khanqah to pray. A room on the left side of the structure is used for offering prayers.
Navina Jafa, a heritage educationist associated with the Shahjahanabad redevelopment corporation and chief convener on heritage education at CBSE, says, "Not much is known about the historicity of the place. As part of my research, I interviewed a lot of old Sufi practitioners as there was hardly any information available in the form of historical records."
According to Jafa, the cemetery can be traced back to the reign of the Lodhis. "The place was handed over to hijras only around 125 years ago. When I present this khanqah during heritage walks, I talk about the manner in which the perspectives and functionality of monuments have changed over time. One needs to look at the dynamism of the monument in this respect. The hijras who have been buried here were those who went on the Haj," Jafa says.
"The social background of those buried in the complex, who belonged to a marginalised community, could be seen as a reason behind the silence in historical records about the place," says Sunil Kumar, a professor of medieval history at Delhi University. Kumar says the origin of the cemetery and the reason and manner in which it changed hands need further probing.
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Will Apple always still have a Single CD/DVD Disc Drive to buy? or someday there will No Longer be a CD/DVD Disc Drive & we will not be able to watch DVD Movies & Play Music CD's on & not be able to make our Own DVD & Music CD?
& other Company's will also Stop Making CD/DVD Disc Drives?
do you think that will happen someday?
The iMac won't have a built-in drive, but you can buy other drives and it doesn't have to be from Apple. I've had one for several years and use it a lot more than the built in drive. Some day, there won't be any more DVDs, but I don't think that'll happen in our lifetime - it will at some point, but there are still places selling CDs and DVDs, so it'll be a while before they go away.
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Bsecure Online v6.16
Bsecure Online v6.16 : IM Detail Bsecure retains a complete copy of every IM conversation including the name of the correspondent and the timestamp of each line. Again, this can be viewed only on the computer where the conversation took place.
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Despite its "don't notice me" version number (6.16) Bsecure's latest offering is a major update and a total winner. It does everything you'd expect and adds unexpected features like rating-based video access control, parental alerts via SMS, and optional whole-network filtering.


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That's what one letter to the editor implores:
Hardly a month goes by without another study linking consumption of animal products with obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, stroke and certain cancers. No reputable study has ever shown an opposite result.
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Accordingly, plant-based alternatives to meat and dairy products are growing explosively, propelled by investments from Microsoft, Paypal and Twitter founders. Fast-food chains like Chipotle, Subway and Taco Bell are rolling out vegan options.
Let this New Yearãs resolution be about exploring the rich variety of plant-based entrees, lunch meats, cheeses, ice creams and milks in our supermarket. The Internet offers tons of recipes and transition tips.
I have a better suggestion for the letter writer: Go 'eff yourself.
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University Pulls Out of 'White Privilege Conference'
3:18 PM, Jun 19, 2014 • By CHARLOTTE ALLEN
That severing process proceeded both slowly and semi-secretively, according to an email written by Lambert that I obtained. The Matrix Center's name continued to appear online in connection with the conference at least through early 2014, and the White Privilege Conference's website continued to contain links to UCCS for weeks after the pullout, although the Conference, which is now organized as a freestanding nonprofit, ultimately took down the links at UCCS's request. And at least for this year, UCCS students were able to receive academic credit for attending the conference, held in March in Madison, Wisconsin. According to Hutton, about ten of them did so. Ferber wrote in an e-mail to me she "will continue to be involved in . . . the national planning team for the WPC."
And there was one major difference between this year's White Privilege Conference and last year's: No press allowed, or at least no conservative press. Adam Tobias, a writer for the Wisconsin Reporter who had written a story indicating that the taxpayers of Madison, Wisconsin, would be picking up part of the tab for the fifteenth conference, was told by a conference spokesman that the proceedings were "private" and was denied admittance.
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Photos: A review of the TCU Horned Frogs' 2011 football season
Photo: AP Photo/Idaho Press-Tribune, Charlie Litchfield
Game 10 - TCU 36, Boise State 35 (Nov. 12, 2011 in Boise): The fifth-ranked Broncos had a chance win a last-second thriller against TCU, but freshman kicker Dan Goodale's 39-yard kick sailed wide right as time expired. Kellen Moore, who threw for 320 yards, two touchdowns, lost for the first time at home in his career. Sophomore Casey Pachall was 24 of 37 for a career-best 473 yards and five touchdown passes, including scores of 75, 74 and 69 yards in the first half. TCU coach Gary Patterson made a gutsy call, opting to put the game in Pachall's hands and go for the lead instead of the tie. (AP)
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It's Vote for Table Mountain Thursday, and you know what that means! Grab that cellphone and vote by sending the word "Table" to 34874. Then, head online to www.votefortablemountain.com and vote online, too! The more you vote today, the better.
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continued Budnar, who lives and works in Cazenovia, participates in six different Special Olympics sporting events, including downhill skiing, bocce, golf, bowling, swimming and volleyball. She wore one of her downhill skiing medals during the event on Aug. 1.
"Dunkin Donuts is such a great partner in support of the Special Olympics," said Marian Budnar, Diane's mother, who is also a Special Olympics swimming coach. She's been involved in the organization for 25 years, and she and Diane were the ones who approached the Cazenovia Police Department about participating this year, said Cassandra Rucker, director of marketing for the New York Special Olympics.
"The Cazenovia location did a fabulous job this year," Rucker said. "We're very fortunate to have the support of 30 different police agencies, about 160 officers, almost all of them who did this volunteering their time."
The purpose of the fundraiser is to bring attention to the fact that there are 64,659 Special Olympics athletes in New York state — that is the largest chapter in North America and the fifth largest in the world, Rucker said. The funds raised help support all the New York athletes who benefit from year-round training and competition at no charge to them, she said.
"Special Olympics athletes are five times more likely to have a job and volunteer in their community because of participating in our Special Olympics-based on mentorship and in the Olympics," Rucker said.
This year's fundraising goal for the Cops on Top event was $25,000, but the total intake looked like it was going to be closer to $30,000, Rucker said. Full tabulations had not been made as of press time.
Fundraising totals per event location range from $700 up to more than $2,600 at the Front Street Dunkin Donuts location in Binghamton, Rucker said.
In Cazenovia last week, more than 200 people contributed and volunteers raised $1,451, which included selling more than 40 T-shirts, Bennett said. In fact, the officers sold out their box of T-shirts, brought in a second box and sold those out too, Bennett said.
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Fake mustaches world record to be attempted at Broncos-Patriots game
Fake mustaches will invade Sports Authority Field at Mile High Sunday.
In an effort to raise awareness for men's health issues, UCHealth and the Denver Broncos are encouraging fans to participate in a Guinness World Records attempt Sunday for the most fake mustaches worn at one time in the same location during the Broncos-Patriots game. Orange mustaches will be provided to all fans attending the game.
At the two-minute warning before halftime, fans will be asked to wear their mustaches to set the record.
The record is 2,268, set on July 26, 2013 at the lawn in front of the Jefferson County Courthouse in Fairfield, Iowa.


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HTC EVO 4G LTE for Sprint review
HTC is on a roll in the US, first releasing the One S for T-Mobile and the One X for AT&T. Now, with the EVO 4G LTE on Sprint, it's ready to shift to the CDMA realm in a different costume. Internally, it's incredibly close to what's offered in the One series' flagship, but the Now Network has made a few tweaks to the device so it'll adjust to life as the latest smartphone in the fabled EVO lineup. This time it's packing a powerful processor, gorgeous display and the ability to connect to the still-dormant LTE. It's eager to show its face in retail stores beginning May 18th for $ 200, placing it in the high end of Sprint's selection.
This review, however, is just a bit different from any we've done before. How so? To our knowledge, we've never done one in New Orleans before. But when a phone gets dropped in our lap at CTIA 2012, we're naturally going to put it through its paces, regardless of location. As it shares so many commonalities with its One brethren, we've been expecting a very similar fit, feel and performance. In our review, we'll take you through what's different and what's better or worse. Is this the best device to grace the hands of Sprint customers? Follow us past the break to find out.
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Instead of eating wherever you like (work desk, couch, favorite chair, bed, etc), strive to eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner while at the kitchen or dining room table. This can be rewarding in so many ways and is less apt to serve as a reminder to eat when youre not hungry or away from the table.
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Post #18 is by Bob Carnie, not the OP, and he does not mention a 36" bellows.
Jim Galli mentions a 36" bellows in his response to Bob's post, again not the OP.
My post was directed at the OP's original question. (Apologies for trying to stay on-topic.)
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Expenditures on petroleum increased to $6,662.9 million ($6.7 billion) in 2012, which was a 1.8–percent increase from 2011 expenditures of $6,545.4 million ($6.5 billion).
The transportation sector spent over three–quarters (81 percent) of the total expenditures. The industrial sector spent 16 percent and the residential sector spent 2 percent, while the commercial and electric power sectors each spent less than 1 percent.
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Photos: Moveable Mavs? A look at Dallas' contract situation for 2012-2015
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Jared Cunningham (right in photo): 2012-13, $1,156,000. 2013-14, $1,208,000. 2014-15, $1,260,000.
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