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Quenton Nelson never saw much need in dragging out the recruiting process should the right choice present itself.
Turns out the Rivals100 offensive tackle from Red Bank, N.J., came face to face with that option during a visit to Notre Dame earlier this spring. Nelson named the Irish his leader shortly thereafter and committed Wednesday, releasing the news via Twitter.
"Officially committed to Notre Dame," Nelson announced, later confirming it in a text message.
Nelson chose Notre Dame over finalists Boston College, Ohio State, Penn State and Rutgers. Other scholarship offers on the table included Alabama, Cal, Miami, Ole Miss, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oregon, Stanford, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Virginia Tech, among others.
Nelson is the ninth commitment for Notre Dame in the Class of 2014 and third on the offensive line. He joins four-star prospects Sam Mustipher and Jimmy Byrne in the position group.
Earlier this spring Nelson visited South Bend and scored an offer with the visit leaving such an impression the Irish emerged as a clear favorite.
"The campus there is awesome," Nelson told Irish Illustrated at the Rivals Camp Series presented by Under Armour in New Jersey last weekend. "They have the No. 1 business school, which I wanna major in business. And they have a very good offensive line coach that has been in the NFL, that has been everywhere, coach Hiestand."
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Grovetown officials turned on the lights on several Christmas decorations in Memorial Park, the Grovetown Senior Center and other nearby areas Friday, Dec. 6, 2013, during the city's annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony. The gazebo in the park was also bathed in colorful lights.
Second-graders at Stevens Creek Elementary sent hand written letters and Christmas cards to military men and women in Afghanistan through Operation Hand-Warmer.
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The Grovetown High School wrestling team has gotten off to a 10-2 start for the year and Charles Lindemuth has played a large part in that success.
Despite weighing 240 pounds, Lindemuth has been wrestling in the heavyweight division, routinely giving up over 40 pounds to his opponents. Despite that, the Warriors' senior has rolled out to an 11-0 record.
He credits the way he's been able to rack up wins in part to his style of wrestling.
Abilene Baptist Church is presenting its 35th annual singing Christmas tree this weekend.
The annual holiday kicks off the Christmas season for many families, said Abilene Minister of Music Tommy Sunderland.
"It's a special part of their Christmas time," Sunderland said. "For a lot of people, it's an annual tradition."
The church will put on the event at 7 p.m. Friday through Sunday at the church, 3917 Washington Road in Martinez. A Sunday matinee will be held at 3 p.m.
With an eye to the future, Augusta Prep boys basketball coach Mike Guthrie is turning to a pair of juniors to lead the way.
Danny Rosenblum and Christian Guthrie are in their third year with the Cavaliers' program and big things are expected from the duo, who have started both games for the Cavaliers this season.
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pennywise amigurumi by ~fayettedream They all float down here... ( Featured by UnicornReality )
This clown ruined my childhood. xD
Justo mi hermano me pidio un amigurumi de este personaje!! No kiero hacerloooo me da miedoooo!! XD jejeje te salió muy bien, saludos
Pennywise will always be the stuff of nightmares to me. This looks amazing though!
Again wow just WOW! Dude, who did you get the teeth like that?!?! Way to awesome! Hahaha just looking at this pic is freaking me out! "(/)(\*)" way scary!
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i could sell it to you but i guess you're so faraway
this is great!!! I was listening to ICP when I saw this and it could totally fit in with ICP. ( also I'm not going to be able to sleep tonight because I'm deathly afraid of clowns with sharp teeth )
oh noo well you can call your girlfriend to make you some company what its ICP?
she broke her ankles, I'd have to go over to her house.
oh no!!! i'm like your girlfriend a bit jaja i broke part of my ankle too while i was playing roller derby :C and thank you for explain my english is not good
lol, very welcome. your english isn't too bad, how long have you been speaking it?
mmm well like 6 months maybe , but i didn't had classes so i learned alone is the reason
Oh my goodness, it's adorable! But I would have to hide it in the drawers!
They all FLOAT!
I never thought I would say this but... Pennywise looks cute ._.
Creepy... but cute xD. Nice work!
Creepy... but cute xD. Nice work!
damn i hate clowns.
but i'm sure you don't hate my clown
Good!! I like it.
This is so amazing! I want one!!!
its a pity that you are so far away
So cute! ;;
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Whoa, it looks like Jim Carrey cut his hair last week for a speech he gave at the United Nations. He certainly looks more conservative, but that could also be credited to the heavy mattifying foundation he's sporting. Whatever the case, me likey!
Last June at the 2006 MTV Movie Awards (pictured far left) his hair was beginning to grow out, and by this summer at the Chip and Pepper jean launch it was all one length. Which haircut do you think looks the most handsome on Jim?
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phree2b 7 years
Short. He still scares me though..
Ziona 8 years
The long styles looked seventies and greasy.
suec 8 years
he definatly a star in my books no matter what!
thatblondechick 8 years
lol - you know, maybe Jenny cut her hair into that cute bob for a hint, "Pshhh, hey! You! Your hair is now "longer than a girl's...CUT IT!!!"
thatblondechick 8 years
Maybe I'm biased, but I think just about every guy out there looks hotter with shorter hair.
mediafreak 8 years
ahhh..........he's gettin' old
MamaD 8 years
He just keeps getting stranger and stranger......
pink_magnetism 8 years
Anything except the long one! It's hard to decide which out of the other two, since he looks so much younger in the face with the short one. If he looked the same in the face with both haircuts, I could probably decide which one I liked more.
pink_magnetism 8 years
Anything except the long one!It's hard to decide which out of the other two, since he looks so much younger in the face with the short one. If he looked the same in the face with both haircuts, I could probably decide which one I liked more.
CalGirl3 8 years
I like the short or longish but not the super-long. But really, why does he look so much "fresher" in the short-haired picture, which was an appearance recently at the UN? Makeup? Has he had "work done"?? He looks 5+ yrs older with the really long hair and that's not just the haircut.
godsgirl 8 years
darlene 8 years
loving the short
darlene 8 years
loving the short
eatingcookies 8 years
Unfortunately, what looks best in these photos is his slightly younger face in the short hair. Although, who knows, maybe the short hair makes him appear younger?
beam4888 8 years
i think hes pretty cute all the time--probably because his personality but he just looks so dashing with the short hair
beam4888 8 years
i think hes pretty cute all the time--probably because his personalitybut he just looks so dashing with the short hair
Kellylicious 8 years
I just saw a clip from the UN speech, and Jim looks great!!! I'd like to hear the whole speech.
JaimeLeah526 8 years
The short cut is much more flattering on him and much more clean cut.
laurel9894 8 years
not to be mean, but i think everyone is picking the short because he has so many wrinkles in the other ones.
Novaraen 8 years
I like the longish hair best...the short is kinda EH.
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bellanatella 8 years
I like the short hair on him best.
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The short hair looks great! I really hated the long hair.
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:ROTFL: the dumb & dumber bowl cut..the short hair looks great imo


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EL PASO -- A state judge declined Friday to give convicted serial killer David Leonard Wood six months to prepare a mental retardation defense, which could spare him from execution.
During a teleconference hearing, District Judge Bonnie Rangel denied the request made by Wood's lawyers, Gregory Wiercioch and Matthew Byrne, of the Texas Defender Service.
Rangel scheduled another hearing for Sept. 11 to consider giving the defense attorneys three to four months to find medical records that purportedly say Wood is mentally retarded.
Wood's claim that he is retarded could save his life. He was scheduled to die last week, but a state appeals court blocked his execution after his lawyers claimed he is retarded.
The U.S. Supreme Court in 2002 barred the execution of retarded people.
A jury in 1992 convicted Wood of the murders of six teenage girls and young women in El Paso. All of them died in 1987, after Wood was paroled from prison for the second time on sex-assault convictions.
Wiercioch said he and Byrne needed time and resources to fully explore the mental retardation claims. He said the Texas Defender Service lacked the resources to hire investigators to track down the medical records.
According to court documents filed by Wood's attorneys, an unidentified defense appellate lawyer years ago inadvertently lost or destroyed several of Wood's personal records. These included records about his mental capacity, some dating back 40 years. Wood is now 52.
Wiercioch said he and Byrne may be able to track down other sources of those records, but they need time.
"We're a long way from El Paso where the witnesses are," said Wiercioch, whose agency has offices in Austin and Houston.
"It will be difficult for us to drop everything and focus on this case for three months."
The Texas Defender Service handles capital cases.
Rangel said money from the state would be made available to the defense to make sure Wood received a fair hearing.
The judge also denied a motion to give the defense attorneys another week to determine whether they would stay on the case.
"You all need to proceed," Rangel said. "This matter needs to be resolved, and it needs to be resolved quickly."
Rangel also may schedule an evidentiary hearing. It would bring Wood back to El Paso for the first time in two decades.
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At the White House press briefing Monday, Jay Carney was not asked directly about his statement from June 2013 that "we would not make any decisions about transfer of any detainees without consulting with Congress and without doing so in accordance with U.S. law," as we reported yesterday. However, the Washington Post reports that Carney rejected criticism about the lack of notice to Congress:
White House chief of staff Denis McDonough echoed Carney's assertion:
However, in the same June 2013 press briefing where Carney made his statement that the White House would consult with Congress before making any detainee transfer decisions, he made clear that the White House considered the return of Sgt. Bergdahl and the release of any detainees to be two separate issues [emphasis added]:
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My project uses Log4j and has passed compilation by Eclipse. When I try to use Ant to do the compile work, it failed with Log4j related classes can not be found exception. But I remmeber to put the log4j.jar to the classpath element in build file. While I put the log4j.jar into $ANT_HOME/lib, then the compile work under Ant passed.
It also encounter in using some third party jars like jdom.jar etc.. But not every library will encounter this kind of problem. Is it the bug of Ant?
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No, it´s the bug of your buildfile :-)
Define a classpath holding all the JARs and refer to that. Don´t add external jars to $ANT_HOME/lib because its heavier to change the Ant version. You can put libs into $USER_HOME/.ant/lib (since 1.6 libs are picked up there). But I suggest putting them into a local lib-directory of your project and hold them in a CVS, because they are needed to a complete build.
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Sudeikis shares a post-SNL top billing; Aniston bares nearly all, in stripper role
It doesn't take much to get Jennifer Aniston and Jason Sudeikis going on a good comedic riff. Just the mention of some random subject and the two engage in banter like they're reading from some comedic script.
Aniston and Sudeikis, who shared the screen in 2011's "Horrible Bosses," teamed up again for "We're the Millers," which has Sudeikis' character assemble a motley crew to play his family in order to complete a drug deal.
Like "Horrible Bosses," the new film — in which Aniston, 44, plays a stripper posing as a mom — is a dark, subversive comedy. Aniston said what makes it appealing is that it's fun.
"It's highbrow, but not too highbrow. It's based in reality, but obviously, a crazy reality," the 44-year-old actress said in a recent interview. "I think it's fun to have a zany group of people in these situations. And it feels different. That merging of pot smuggling, stripping, dealing, children, fake family, all of that."
Much of the focus of "We're the Millers" has been Aniston's decision to strip (she's not fully nude) in the movie, and her impressive, toned figure. Aniston, a fitness buff, said she worked out every morning to prepare for her big moment on-screen. She said much of that talk comes across as a backhanded compliment.
"When I was little, my mom in her 40s looked like a mom in her 40s. We have sort of erased numbers. I have, at least. I think we're also very health-aware," she said. "Nutritionally, we are very aware of what's good for us and what's not good for us, way more than a couple of generations ago. So I think we are learning how to keep our bodies fit and our minds fit and (keep) everything up and running."
She added: "I hate when people tell me 'For your age, you look great.' I can't stand that."
In one memorable scene, Aniston lets co-star Kathryn Hahn get a handful of her breasts. Sudeikis didn't have to deal with anything quite as intimate, though a scene with Nick Offerman penetrating his ear with a wet finger proved to be decidedly uncomfortable.
"It's not enjoyable, per se. I don't mind a Q-tip in there, but Nick is a man's man. That's a strong, girthy, calloused finger. He was full in there, I couldn't hear anything but my own heartbeat," Sudeikis said as Aniston broke out in laughter.
For Sudeikis, 37, the film may further solidify his box-office appeal outside of "Saturday Night Live." While "Horrible Bosses" was a success, it was also an ensemble comedy. In "We're the Millers," he gets top billing, along with Aniston.


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Public outrage at the full extent of child abuse in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, is heightened by the knowledge that so far no public official has been called to account over the affair. Once again, institutions with a duty to protect children have given greater priority to protecting themselves.
The official report into abuse in Rotherham revealed that an estimated 1,400 children were left prey to the depraved activities of a small group of men, almost all of them of Pakistani origin, over a period of at least 10 years. Both the council's social services department and the local police were aware of this but pretended they were not, for a variety of reasons. They have apologised and promised not to let it happen again. But that is not enough. The whole question of moral and legal responsibility for the safeguarding of vulnerable young people needs looking at again.
The uncertain legal position was epitomised in a recent live video exchange between Cardinal George Pell and a Royal Commission hearing in Melbourne. The commission was looking into institutional responses to child abuse, including the response of the Catholic Church. The legal issue is known in common- law countries as "vicarious liability". It attempts to answer the question "When is an employer – or in the Church's case, a bishop whose relationship to his priests is held to be analogous to an employer's – legally liable for the wrongdoing of an employee?"
Judges have ruled that institutions responsible for the individual can be held legally responsible for their wrongdoing when it was clearly not part of their duties but had a close connection with them. Against this, Cardinal Pell mentioned the case of a lorry driver who molests a woman he picks up while being paid to drive his employer's lorry. He said the employer would not be liable to compensate the victim, for the abuse was not what the driver was being paid for. But Cardinal Pell appears out of step with the judicial trend. A priest's opportunities for abuse clearly arise from and are closely connected to his role as a pastor.
Applied to Rotherham, Pell's argument would suggest that the police authority or social services department could escape liability because individual social workers or police officers had failed to discharge their contractual duty to investigate complaints. But just as bishops have a duty to supervise priests, senior police officers or local government officials have a duty to supervise junior ones.
Vicarious liability is an uncertain area of law, and needs further clarification. In particular, there is a need for unambiguous liability on any person or institution with a duty of care towards children, and that would include bishops (in Melbourne and elsewhere), social workers and police officers (see Rotherham), and even the BBC (for instance in connection with the Savile affair). Such a law would also place an onus on anyone in authority who knew of an abusive situation, to take such steps as were necessary to halt it. That would include reporting it to the proper authorities – provided they were not, as in Rotherham, turning their own blind eye.


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Donnie Nelson describes free agency as "white-knuckle time," which is why acquiring Rudy Fernandez on draft night made sense for the Mavericks.
Theoretically, they could lose four players in free agency this off-season who play at least part of the time at Fernandez's shooting guard position. While they hope to keep J.J. Barea, Caron Butler, Peja Stojakovic and DeShawn Stevenson, the reality is they probably won't retain all of them.
That's what made Fernandez the right player at the right time for the Mavericks. At least, that's the way management is looking at it. After the trade with Portland was finalized Friday morning, the Mavericks could speak freely about the deal that brought the 26-year-old shooting guard to the NBA champions for two draft picks who in all probability would have been hood ornaments at the end of the bench, if that.
"He's young and athletic and can score," Nelson, the president of basketball operations, said of Fernandez. "I think he's going to fit real well. He's got 3-point range. His plus-minus is one of the top 20 in the NBA, which I didn't know. Mark [Cuban] informed me on that. He's a guy we've had our eye on for a while. It was kind of right place, right time."
Indeed, Fernandez was a plus-92 for the season, according to NBA.com. Given his modest playing time — about 23 minutes per game — it's a solid number that was proportionate to the Trail Blazers' starters. His advanced numbers, which the Mavericks track for all NBA players, were even better, meaning that when games were close, the Blazers did well when Fernandez was on the court.
The question about the slender Fernandez is why he hasn't seen improvement from his rookie season, when he averaged 10.4 points a game.
"Sometimes, I think young guys take awhile to figure things out," Nelson said. "Certainly guys from Europe, you've got the NBA way of doing things, and there's some learning curve there. Sometimes, it's just opportunity."
Fernandez is spending the off-season in Spain. The one thing he clearly supplies to the Mavericks is a bigger shooting guard to mesh with 6-2 Jason Terry and, assuming he's retained in free agency, the perhaps-6-foot Barea.
"He gives us a little more athleticism, ability to get into the paint and create some things," Nelson said. "Clearly he's a 3-point threat, and he's the right age at 26. He's rangy … and got a real good upside."
The Mavericks, by the way, have not given up on someday bringing the other player they acquired in the draft-night deal to Dallas. Petteri Koponen is a combo guard who has good size (6-5) and has steadily improved through the years. He drilled for the Mavericks during predraft workouts in 2007, and they liked him then.
"We'll have to make a decision next summer for him," Nelson said.
It's possible Koponen and Nick Calathes, whom the Mavericks drafted in 2009 in the second round, could both arrive in summer camp in 2012 after completing contracts with their European teams.
Meanwhile, the Mavericks have business to address with the arrival of Fernandez.
They must exercise their qualifying-offer option on Fernandez for 2012-13, which will ensure that they keep their right to match any offer he would receive in free agency. They also have to do the same for the fourth year of Roddy Beaubois' rookie contract and the third season of Dominique Jones' deal.
And as for keeping the free agents who also play the same position as Fernandez, those bridges may still be far in the distance, because free agency won't commence until after the league's labor dispute is resolved.
"We'd like to keep our guys in the locker room," Nelson said. "We'll kind of see what's out there. This is a guy [Fernandez] that gets us younger, gives us another 3-point shooter, can play the game right now and is NBA playoff battle-tested. It's kind of the perfect storm for us.
"The message is we're just trying to get better at every opportunity. We were prepared to draft, but when you can get a guy that's got the experience and the athleticism and is more established, [there's] less risk involved."


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text: Bush not to blame for job losses Editor: Sen. Kerry has accused President Bush of being responsible for job loss and unemployment problems in America, as have previous letters. The facts are that there have been four powerful independent causes that have been operating over the last 20 years. The first cause is the way the Wal-Mart corporation has pressured American manufacturers to drastically cut prices of their manufactured goods. U.S. manufacturers could not afford to ignore Wal-Mart's demand because of their high volume of business, neither could they meet those low prices without a loss. Therefore, they outsourced to foreign companies with lower labor costs. A second factor was implemented by President Clinton in drafting the NAFTA treaty with Mexico and Canada that encouraged export of jobs to Mexico. A third cause was that President Clinton successfully lobbied to get China approved as a Most Favored Nation trading partner before China was completely qualified. The fourth overlooked cause is the significant increase in productivity of every enterprise from manufacturing, retail, banking, etc., through application of computers and automation. Experts estimate that for every such innovation, two to eight workers are displaced. So don't blame President Bush. He is doing what he can to stimulate job creation. The topic of qualifications for president should begin with the question, "What kind of job is the presidency of the United States?" It can be thought of as the CEO of the largest corporation in the world. Therefore, qualifications for this job should be experience in running a large, complex organization. Kerry has no such experience from 20 years as junior senator for Massachusetts, compared with President Bush's two terms as Texas governor and CEO of an oil company. The same facts apply to Dick Cheney who served in administrations of four presidents and was CEO of a large corporation. Sen. Edwards has no such qualifying experiences. To fulfill his responsibilities, the president must appoint qualified persons who supported his campaign to head the various departments. These top administrators will then find other supporters for lower appointive posts. It is well documented that Kerry's major supporters include the Trial Lawyers Association, American Civil Liberties Union, George Soros' MoveOn.org, teachers and trade unions, activists of gay & lesbian organizations, and other far left splinter groups. I get the jitters when I realize these types of people could be running our government. Retain President Bush with his experienced team! Stanley A. Watson Wooster For truth, environment and Kerry Editor: Oh, no! Another phone call! It's a recording, talking fast. Did it say our candidate wants to take away gun owner's rights? I can't believe it. So I look at the Web site: johnkerry.com. And I find out that John Kerry supports ownership of weapons as guaranteed by the Second Amendment. But John Kerry agrees with police officers that our administration should have continued the ban on assault weapons. Ohio deer hunters help to keep down the number of deer. Food for the remaining deer will be more scarce during the winter. Deer like to eat sprouts, young trees and corn. So it makes sense to limit the number of deer. Let's work together to find reasonable lawmakers, and find out the truth. And please, no assault weapons! There are other hunters and hikers in the woods. Yours for truth, for our environment, and for John Kerry. Mary Vimmerstedt Wooster Triway offers quality with accountability Editor: I believe in Triway! I'm a Triway fan. Triway has a very good educational program. Triway has an excellent teaching staff. The administration and board are good stewards of our school funds and other resources. My children and grandchildren have attended Triway schools and they received a quality education. They also benefited from the extracurricular opportunities that were offered. I encourage everyone in Triway District to support the levy on Nov. 2. Annabelle Moore Wooster Hovis gives local voice on state board Editor: The passion and rhetoric of this year's presidential campaign have caused many other races to be virtually ignored. Education is a vital issue in the state of Ohio as well as nationally. Robin C. Hovis was appointed by Gov. Taft to a vacancy in the Fifth District seat on the State Board of Education in January, 2004, and is now seeking election to a full term on the Nov. 2 ballot. Hovis lives in Millersburg which gives us an opportunity to have local representation on the state board. Hovis graduated from Ohio State University, has an educational background and holds membership in numerous civic and professional organizations. He is already serving in several assignments on the state board. He is active in his church and community where he is known to be intelligent and hardworking. We urge you to cast your ballot for Robin C. Hovis on Nov. 2. Marge and Jim Parcell Wooster Bush right in fighting the war on terror Editor: An item printed before we entered WWII listed the costs of the previous war, and asked if it was worth entering into war again. FDR understood the threat Hitler imposed, and took us to war. (Remember, it was the Japanese who attacked us at Pearl Harbor, not the Germans.) We can only imagine what the world would be like today if Hitler had been permitted to continue his reign of terror on Europe. How many countries would be under Nazi Germany's rule today? We face a similar situation. President Bush understands that although the cost is great in fighting the war on terror, the cost of allowing the terrorists to succeed is greater. John Kerry is more interested in passing a "global test," whatever that means. In an interview last year, Kerry said we are better off without Saddam. Recently, when asked if the war was a good thing now that Saddam was out of power he replied, "It depends on the outcome." Huh? That's leadership? A true leader knows that sometimes the right thing to do is not the popular thing to do, but has the courage to do it. What kind of president would John Kerry be? He has been in the Senate 20 years, but prefers talking about the four months he served in Vietnam. I appreciate his service, but wonder why he doesn't talk about his Senate experience. He voted to raise taxes 98 times, and to raise the gas tax 12 times. It seems he is consistent in that area. In his service on the Senate Intelligence Committee, he didn't show up for one meeting for the entire year. Now that's dedication! President Bush just signed his fourth tax relief bill. Overall 94 million taxpayers will see a decline in their taxes, averaging $1,083. Millions had their taxes eliminated entirely. That's not going to happen under John Kerry. He's a liberal, and will raise your taxes. You can count on it! On the economy, the unemployment rate is down to 5.4 percent, lower than the Clinton administration's. It was great under Clinton, but under President Bush it's a disaster. Spending is up $3 million for Halloween costumes for people and pets. That's a bad economy? President Bush is right in fighting the war on terror. He is right for the economy. He has my confidence and my vote. Darlene Thompson Wooster Issue 1 is a sorry case of discrimination Editor: I hope the people of Ohio will vote no on Issue 1 on the November ballot. Do we really need to amend the state constitution to say, "Only a union between one man and one woman may be a marriage valid in or recognized by this state and its political subdivisions"? Ohio law already defines marriage in such terms, so amending the Constitution is redundant. It would also carve in stone a sorry case of discrimination. The League of Women Voters of Ohio Education Fund has prepared arguments for and against Issue 1, and points out that marriage has always evolved with the times for example, giving people of different races the right to marry, and affording women the right to equal partnership in marriage, which the Constitution in its original form did not give them because it did not recognize they had any rights at all. In time, public opinion may decide stable partnerships are in the best interest of society, and pragmatic sanction will be given to same-sex unions, with all the rights and privileges now given to conventional marriages. The Ohio Ballot Board, which placed the issue on the ballot, claims that "the wisdom of the ages tells us marriage between one man and one woman is critical to the well-being of our children and to the maintenance of the fundamental social institution of the family." However, the wisdom of the ages is not a reliable witness to the validity of social institutions: slavery was deemed acceptable for thousands of years before the Abolitionists of the 19th century opened society's eyes to the evil of buying, selling and owning human beings. And if the well-being of children depends on the marriage between one man and one woman, what becomes of these children when their parents divorce or their fathers walk out of their lives and fail to support them? My personal union with one man lasted 50 years, and I know the blessings of a good marriage, with the legal protection it bestowed on me. This protection I would like extended to all persons who are committed and faithful to their partners, be they same-sex unions or otherwise. It is, after all, love and commitment which make marriage work and endure. It never was true that if we get our institutions right, everyone will automatically be good and happy. Vote no on Issue 1. Margaret Buth Wooster Southeast deserving of support Editor: Southeast Local Schools have been in the life of our family for over 36 years. We have seen our five children graduate from Waynedale High School and go on to their chosen colleges. Over the years, students have graduated from Southeast schools (Waynedale) well prepared for additional studies and life. Extracurricular activities in the Waynedale, John R. Lea, Apple Creek, Fredericksburg, Holmesville and Mount Eaton schools have enriched students' lives. The Southeast District continues to move in the direction of educational improvement. While considering whether to vote for continuing monetary support for Southeast Local Schools, it becomes easy to fall into a negative attitude if a person experiences a decision he/she doesn't like. When one realizes that thousands of decisions are made weekly by teachers in the classrooms, administrators and school board, there are many opportunities for differences of opinion. 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Animal species diversity driven by habitat heterogeneity/diversity: the importance of keystone structures
Article first published online: 22 DEC 2003
DOI: 10.1046/j.0305-0270.2003.00994.x
Journal of Biogeography
Volume 31, Issue 1, pages 79–92, January 2004
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How to Cite
Tews, J., Brose, U., Grimm, V., Tielbörger, K., Wichmann, M. C., Schwager, M. and Jeltsch, F. (2004), Animal species diversity driven by habitat heterogeneity/diversity: the importance of keystone structures. Journal of Biogeography, 31: 79–92. doi: 10.1046/j.0305-0270.2003.00994.x
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- Issue published online: 22 DEC 2003
- Article first published online: 22 DEC 2003
- Abstract
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- Habitat heterogeneity hypothesis;
- structural diversity;
- structural heterogeneity;
- foliage height diversity;
- species richness;
- biodiversity;
- spatial scale;
- habitat fragmentation
Aim In a selected literature survey we reviewed studies on the habitat heterogeneity–animal species diversity relationship and evaluated whether there are uncertainties and biases in its empirical support.
Location World-wide.
Methods We reviewed 85 publications for the period 1960–2003. We screened each publication for terms that were used to define habitat heterogeneity, the animal species group and ecosystem studied, the definition of the structural variable, the measurement of vegetation structure and the temporal and spatial scale of the study.
Main conclusions The majority of studies found a positive correlation between habitat heterogeneity/diversity and animal species diversity. However, empirical support for this relationship is drastically biased towards studies of vertebrates and habitats under anthropogenic influence. In this paper, we show that ecological effects of habitat heterogeneity may vary considerably between species groups depending on whether structural attributes are perceived as heterogeneity or fragmentation. Possible effects may also vary relative to the structural variable measured. Based upon this, we introduce a classification framework that may be used for across-studies comparisons. Moreover, the effect of habitat heterogeneity for one species group may differ in relation to the spatial scale. In several studies, however, different species groups are closely linked to 'keystone structures' that determine animal species diversity by their presence. Detecting crucial keystone structures of the vegetation has profound implications for nature conservation and biodiversity management.


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This non-Apple interface solution builds upon the company's Core 3 UI family of products which also includes 5- and 7-inch models, and Crestron says the capacitive-touch control device features Power over Ethernet (PoE), H.264 streaming video and an edge-to-edge glass industrial design.
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Is it safe to read the article without having key points of the plot, especially the ending, revealed?
The article looks great...lots of information...and I'm especially interested since I saw the preview at last year's LVMI. But I hate to know how things are going to turn out in a movie.
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Fly Fishing Canada is a not-for-profit organization aimed at promoting fly fishing and, in particular, using national and international fly fishing championships to promote issues concerning fly fishing and conservation.
Although some anglers still balk at the concept of competitive fly fishing, these strictly catch-and-release events provide a focal point that brings fly fishers together from throughout Canada and the world, not only to exchange technical information about their sport, but also to address problems concerning conservation, water quality, habitat loss, and other environmental problems. Through these exchanges, many of the problems that plague freshwater fisheries in several countries may someday be beaten, or at least controlled in a meaningful manner.
Applicants Sought For 2015 / 2016 Canadian Fly Fishing Teams
November 8 2014.
Fly Fishing Canada is seeking applicants to apply for membership on the Canadian Teams that will be participating in the following international championships:
35th FIPS-Mouche World Fly Fishing Championship and Conservation Symposium,
16-21 June, to be held in Jajce, Boznia and Herzegovina. See: www.srsbih.com for further details. Application details below.
36th FIPS-Mouche World Fly Fishing Championship and Conservation Symposium,
11-18 September 2016 to be held in Vail Colorado, USA. See: www.wffc2016.com for further details. Application details below.
To be eligible to apply for either of these teams, you must have competed in a FFC National Championship and Conservation Symposium.
Team selections will be made by an FFC committee consisting of at least five FFC directors/officers from across the country, and will be based primarily on an applicant's National Ranking Points 3 year average. ( 2012 to 2014 )
In addition to past results, other (more subjective) criteria will be taken into account by the committee, such as whether a particular applicant:
- has a "team first" orientation;
- possesses specific skills suited to certain venues; and
- generally makes for a good ambassador for Canada and FFC at these international events.
If you would like to apply for any of the above teams, contact:
Jim Iredale
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Specific Selection Details and information
35th FIPS-Mouche World Fly Fishing Championship and Conservation Symposium,
16-21 June. Jajce, Boznia and Herzegovina.
Five anglers will be chosen.
Applicants who are chosen are required to attend the event.
FFC reserves the right to decline to field a team.
The deadline for the receipt of applications is November 30 2014.
The Team will be announced on or before December 21 2014.
The Team will be expected to follow FFC participation guidelines, TBA
36th FIPS-Mouche World Fly Fishing Championship and Conservation Symposium,
11-18 September 2016. Vail Colorado, USA.
Six Anglers, including one Alternate Angler will be chosen.
A non fishing Captain is sought.
A Team Manager is sought.
A Team Fly Tyer is sought.
The deadline for the receipt of applications is November 30 2014.
The Team will be announced on or before December 21 2014
The 2016 Team will be chosen in order to allow the team ample time to prepare for the event.
The Team will be expected to attend the US National Championships in 2015, to be held on the same venue. ( subject to confirmation by the Vail O.C.)
Applicants who are chosen are required to attend the events.
The Team will be expected to follow FFC participation guidelines, TBA
Additional details
Six anglers may be selected. As only five anglers can fish in any given session at any of these championships, selected anglers should be aware that there is no guarantee that any selected angler will get to fish in all or any sessions.
Applicants are reminded that they are responsible for paying their registration, travel and other expenses in attending these events. All applicants are required to attend if selected. We have not prepared detailed budgets for any of the events, but you can expect that attending one of these events will cost you at least five thousand dollars (and probably more, depending on travel and pre-competition guiding, accommodation and meal arrangements, although possibly less for Vail). Selected members of Canadian Teams for World Championships are generally expected to arrive at the venue together at least one week in advance of commencement of official practice, which results in the trip being over two weeks in duration. If you are unable to make this kind of time commitment, then you should not apply for a World Team. Further, if you have not yet competed at an international fly fishing competition, you are encouraged to apply for the team competing at the Commonwealth or similar international championships. A World Championship is not the place to 'get your feet wet' in international competitive fly fishing. Regardless of the particular event, selected members for all teams are expected to openly share helpful information concerning the venue and associated fishing tactics at all times leading up to the competition.
Additional Considerations
The 2016 Commonwealth Fly Fishing Championships will be held in Mont-Tremblant Quebec.
The Unofficial date for the event is August 27 to September 2 2016.
The dates do not conflict with the 2016 WFFC to be held in Vail.
The selection for the Team(s) for the CWFFC will follow the 2015 Nationals.
The 2015 NFFC is expected to be held in Mont-Tremblant August 29 to September 4 2015. ( to be confirmed )
The dates do not conflict with the August 2015 World Youth Fly Fishing Championships, or the October 2015 US Nationals, both to be held in Vail.
Second Call: Oceania Fly Fishing Championships
Call For Applicants: Oceania Fly Fishing Championships
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Fly Fishing Canada XIV National Fly Fishing Championships and Conservation Symposium
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The easier method would be to place an IR filter over the reflector. This has been done in the past by various people with good effect. As long as the bulb is coated to control bursting, which most common bulbs were in the end, you should be fine. If you use a plastic protector over the reflector you should be able to tape the edges of the filter to that cover.
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Vote for Bones, b/c once you go dead, no one's better in bed!
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@Jeaniene_Frost Vote for Curran, because once you go cat, you don't go back! #AlphaShowdown http://tinyurl.com/7xoqcsl
Ilona Andrews
@Jeaniene_Frost Besides, umm, vampires? Cold toes in bed. Ew.
Jeaniene Frost
Cold toes in bed? Beats spitting up a hairball and fleas! 😉
Ilona Andrews
@Jeaniene_Frost #alphaShowdown Blood breath in the morning?
Jeaniene Frost
Better than kitty litter in the afternoon 😉
@ilona_andrews #AlphaShowdown
Ilona Andrews
@Jeaniene_Frost Oh please, a walking corpse who reads your thoughts? That's not creepy, no, not at all #AlphaShowdown
She did not reply, therefore I am the winner of the Smackdown and you should vote for Curran.


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Over time, numerous of games played with the very same deck were known as Minchiate, some including partnership and some not, and also differing in numbers of players.
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I've always been interested in extinct breeds of horses. Their jobs, why they were bred, their origins and why they became extinct. I keep finding these breeds and thought maybe some of you might be interested in learning, or sharing your opinion or knowledge of them.
Again, due to the TWH threads we've been having, I got curious and looked up the TWH origins. The Narragansett Pacer popped up. I researched that, and its extinct.
The Narragansett Pacer is of unknown origins and is said to be the United State's "first" original breed of horse. It was created in the state of Rhode Island and there is evidence stating that it dated clear back to 1676. Not old by other country's standards, but definitely old for America! The breed predates America's Thoroughbred imports.
It was commonly described as short (14.1 hands), sorrel and homely looking. Its unknown whether the breed paced or ambled, since both terms were used to basically describe a soft gaited horse, but there is evidence that it did, infact, amble. It had a clean head, a long neck, crooked hocks and traveled with a high tail.
When citizens of Rhode Island began to pan out, this horse was eagerly sought after because it could travel extremely fast over long distances, and the gait was easy to ride. It eventually became prized as a racing horse and the race to improve the breed for this purpose began. It could pace 1 mile in just over 2 minutes, and 3 miles in 7.
The Narragansett Pacer became extinct when Rhode Island transformed from a settlement and into a booming, prosperous state. Bridle paths were opened up for motor vehicles, weeding out the use for a smooth, fast horse. Another thoerized cause for extinction was the fact that they just weren't very pretty. It existed for about 200 years before it randomly became extinct.
The Narragansett Pacer contributed to many of the gaited horses we have in the United States today, including the TWH, ASB and Standardbreds. It was said to be the breed of horse who carried Paul Revere in his famous ride, and was also a favorite mount of George Washington.


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Ice skating is a big deal in New England. Sure, I took skating lessons when I was a little kid in Illinois, but it's nothing like the culture of ice skating out here. In particular, hockey is a huge extracurricular activity in this area. But to tell the truth, it's something I hope my kids have absolutely zero interest in pursuing. Not only do I not find the sport all that interesting, and think it has too high a risk of injury, but the amount of gear involved is ridiculous, and the kids' games are at (I shit you not) SIX O'CLOCK ON SUNDAY MORNINGS. Hell to the no.
So, being that M and I have no emotional connection to the New England hockey culture, and a severe aversion to the logistical nightmare of having our kids participate in it, we had never taken the kids ice skating. But Sunday afternoon, friends invited us to join them for open skate, and I decided to take Rebecca and Daniel. They were both totally excited by the idea.
I was a little nervous, to be honest. The last time I had strapped on ice skates was probably almost 20 years ago, and I hadn't been all that great back then, either. And here I was with a couple of five-year-olds who had never been on skates at all. Eh, what the hell. We'd survive.
It started out with both of them clinging to the wall, and me helping one of them at a time (while trying to maintain my own balance – ice skating was NOT just like riding a bike…). Daniel, especially, hung onto my hand for dear life, putting his entire body weight on my arm. I had no idea what I was doing, really, other than trying to keep them mostly upright. I'm hardly a qualified teacher.
And then, the next thing I knew, Rebecca let go of the wall. A little at a time, then a little more, and she was off.
I'm not saying she was the picture of grace and speed. But there she went, 20 minutes after lacing up her ice skates, motoring around the rink. And when she fell, she laughed and got back up – not necessarily her default reaction to such things, so I have to think it was good that I warned her ahead of time that she'd fall down. I was amazed.
Daniel took a while, but eventually I convinced him that he could do it, too. And lo and behold, I had two kids ice skating under their own power.
Not only that, but they were both absolutely thrilled with the experience and begging to take lessons before we even left the rink. I'm a little torn about that – I love the idea of them learning to skate, and I'd just as soon have someone more qualified than me in charge of teaching them. But we're not exactly light on the activities as it is, so I worry about over-scheduling.
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Hamilton served in various campaigns in India and Africa, beginning in the 1870s, and was Lord Kitchener's chief of staff during the South African War (1899–1902). He was knighted in 1902. In 1910 he became British commander in chief in the Mediterranean.
On March 12, 1915, Hamilton was placed in charge of the expeditionary force intended to seize control of the Dardanelles Strait and to capture Constantinople. During the next six months, he conducted operations against the Turks at Gallipoli but suffered heavy casualties and made little headway. He remained unrealistically optimistic, and, when the British cabinet had begun to favour the evacuation of his force, he inopportunely reiterated his belief in the ultimate success of the campaign. He was recalled on Oct. 16, 1915, and was given no further command. He wrote Gallipoli Diary, 2 vol. (1920).


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The Disappeared of Beach, Brazzaville case : the defence of Norbert Dabira refers again to the Brazzaville 2005 show-trial to try to flee the French judiciary
A hearing relating to a cancellation request of the procedure known as that of the Disappeared of Beach, Brazzaville will be held Thursday 3 July before the Investigatory Chamber of the Paris Appeal Court. On the eve of the hearing, our organisations recall that the French judiciary provides the only opportunity for the victims to finally get justice
The cancellation request was introduced by the defence of Norbert Dabira, referring to the fact that M. Sabira, former Army Inspector-General of the Republic of the Congo, was acquitted in Brazzaville in August 2005 of the charges against him in France and that he could not be trialled twice for the same case. A similar request had already been addressed by the defence of Norbert Nadira twice before, in 2007 before the Court of Cassation and in 2010 before the Paris investigating judge, and had been rejected both times.
« The trial which was held in Brazzaville was a show-trial which ended by an acquittal of all, aiming solely at consacring the impunity of the perpetrators of the massacre. It is a scandal that Norbert Dabira's defence uses again this trial to ask for the cancellation of the judiciary proceeding in France » declared Patrick Baudouin, lawyers and honorary FIDH President.
« The French justice remains today the only hopeof justice for the victims and the relatives of the dissappeared, who never managed to obtain justice in their country » declared Trésor Nzila, OCDH executive director. « This is the reason why we hope that this cancellation request will be rejected ».
« It's about time for the French judiciary to respond thoroughly and effectively to the need for justice of the victims in this case » declared Michel Tubiana, Honorary President of the LDH. « The investigation of Norbert Dabira in August 2013 was an important step ».
The Disappeared of Beach, Brazzaville case has been open since 2001 before the french judiciary, date on which FIDH, LDH and OCDH had filed a complaint aiming at establishing the legal individual responsabilities in the disappearance of more than 350 persons during the first weeks of May 1999 at the waterway port of Beach, Brazzaville. This complaint had led to the opening of a judicial investigation in France, in February 2002, in application of the principle of universal jurisdiction of national jurisdictions, for crimes against humanity, forced dissapearances and acts of torture. Approximately 80 rescued victims or victims' relatives take part to the proceeding as civil parties.
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Welcome to the Center for American Political Responsiveness
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