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October 6, 2015 4:42 pm
Pianist Duncan Cumming '93 to perform tribute to Frank Glazer
Pianist Duncan Cumming '93 honors the late Bates College artist-in-residence Frank Glazer with a tribute concert on Oct. 9.
September 23, 2015 12:37 pm
Trio les Amis opens 2015-16 concert season at Bates
Trio les Amis, a piano trio drawn from Maine's three selective liberal arts colleges, performs at Bates College on Sept. 25.
May 1, 2015 1:46 pm
Bates hosts memorial gathering for pianist, artist-in-residence Glazer on May 9
Frank Glazer, the Bates College artist-in-residence, will be remembered at a gathering at the college on May 9.
January 16, 2015 9:55 am
Bates in the News: Jan. 16, 2015
A regular sample of news stories about Bates and Bates people.
January 13, 2015 12:40 pm
Frank Glazer, pianist of international renown and longtime Bates artist in residence, dies at age 99
A pianist internationally known for his artistry and dedication, beloved for his generosity and celebrated for his artistic longevity, Frank Glazer died Jan. 13.
November 5, 2014 11:50 am
Upcoming concerts feature renowned pianist Glazer, Bates orchestra
With composers Franz Schubert and Joseph Haydn in common, back-to-back concerts at Bates College's Olin Arts Center Concert Hall feature renowned pianist Frank Glazer and the Bates College Orchestra.
March 13, 2014 10:15 am
Channel 6 TV news magazine profiles pianist Frank Glazer, now age 99
"Ninety-nine? I can't believe it," Glazer says. "It's as though it's thrust upon you all of a sudden."
January 31, 2014 3:59 pm
Three days, three big Bates concerts: songs of Hanns Eisler, Glazer's 99th, singer McCalla
In three separate performances Feb. 7-9, Bates presents Maine's best-known pianist, music by Austrian composer Hanns Eisler and a concert by Leyla McCalla.
April 22, 2013 12:36 pm
Parker Quartet violinist Daniel Chong joins Bates pianist Frank Glazer in concert
Bates presents Parker Quartet violinist Daniel Chong and Bates pianist Frank Glazer in concert Apr. 26.
September 7, 2012 12:57 pm
Glazer celebrates three decades at Bates with season of most-cherished music
Pianist Frank Glazer devotes the 2012-13 season to beloved works from 32 years of Bates concerts.


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This chapter has strong focus on models. Make sure that you understand the Concentric Zone Model, the Sector Model, and the Multiple Nuclei Model. Know who created each model. Also, you need to the five hearths of urbanization for the quiz.
Ch. 13 Environment
I was by and large very pleased with the work everyone did on the Ch. 13 writing quiz. Everyone seemed to understand the basic questions, and most students went into some detail to support their answers. Some suggestions:
1. When giving examples, be specific as possible. Don't just write "China pollutes a lot.", write "China's heavy industry uses a great deal of coal, which leads to more greenhouses gas emissions."
2. Watch the clock. A lot of students spent a lot of time on questions 1 and 2, but it was clear they were rushed in answering question 3. On the AP Human Geography exam, you will have 75 minutes to answer 3 questions. Make sure you allocate enough time to each question.
3. Some of you are still writing one massive paragraph, which is very hard to read. When writing under a time constraint when you don't have much time to revise your work, remember a simple rule. A new idea, a new paragraph.
Ch. 12 Industry
We are going to go with a vocab quiz for this section due to the snow days, but we will return to the topic in some detail when we talk about Globalization and when we review for the exam.
Ch. 11-Agriculture
As we endure another snow day, you need to be thinking about Chapter 11, Agriculture. This is one of the first chapters we have that has "a model" to explain geography. In this case, the Von Thunen Model.
For the chapter test, and the AP exam, this is an important model you need to know. For the Chapter 11 exam, you will need to know the Von Thunen Model, and you need to be able label rings 1-4, and give some background on Von Thunen.
IF we have school tomorrow (Feb. 10th) we will have a A-B-B schedule for the rest of the week. If we have no more snow days, we should have the test on Feb. 17th and 18th.
Mr. Halevy
Chapter 7-Religion
Welcome to the 2nd Semester! This chapter is one that is quite interesting, but we need to think of testing this chapter in terms human geography.
Specifically, that means we need to think about test questions in terms of when religions started, where various religions started, how they spread.
Semester Exam
We are coming up on the semester exam. The best advice I can give is to review chapters 1-6 for the exam. Don't try to read them all at once. Break the chapters into managable chunks as you study. If you have any questions, please feel free to post a comment and I will answer them as soon as a I can!
Fiddler on the Roof
I hope you are enjoying the movie. As you watch, think on the following themes.
- What role does language play in this film? (or more correctly, what role would language play if everyone was not speaking English)
- What role does religion play in this film?
- How big a role does tradition play in the identity of Tevye?
For Tevye and his family, is religion his culture? Can he separate his religion from his identity?
What are relations like between the Jews and the Russians in Anatevka?
On studying
On of the problems I think students deal with is how to tie what is in the textbook to what is on the test. As you learned on the last reading quiz, you need to read everything in the chapter.
Some thoughts:
As you read, take notes. What have we talked about in class? Is there anything in the chapter that ties into that? Are there any examples you can use to better explain the chapter?
You also need to tie things back to previous chapters. As you read about language in Belgium, think of other aspects of life in Belgium. Which part of Belgium (Flemish or Wallonian) has a higher birthrate? What is the political culture like? How does each side view the role of government?
I would also suggest that you buy one of the AP Human Geography study guides. You can find them at Barnes and Noble and Borders. There are a number of them, so I would suggest you take some time in the store to look through the book and see which one you like best. Read the study guide, and then read the chapter, and I think you will find that this will help you with your studying.
The Secret of Roan Inish
I hope you all enjoyed this film, because you will be seeing it as a test question. The question(s) will focus on the role language plays in telling the story. This question will likely be an essay question.
One of the terms that you will see in Chapter 5 is Gender. For human geography, this term has a lot of meanings. The most basic is that of classification. There are women and there are men. But for us it has another meaning that will become one of our essay questions. That is the idea of gender in terms of power.
Your book talks about dowry deaths in India. We will talk about both dowry deaths and the concept of honor killings, and what that means for women in terms of their political power and their place in their society.

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Bowling Green State University
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I am pleased to announce that we have named Dr. Rodney Rogers to the position of Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost. Rodney had been serving in the interim and before that was Dean of BGSU's College of Business Administration.
We had an outstanding pool of applicants from around the country, but it became clear during the search that the best person for the position was right here at BGSU. Rodney has done an excellent job during his time as interim and I am confident that he is well suited for this critical leadership role.
Rodney was named Dean of BGSU's College of Business Administration in 2006. Prior to that, he served as Associate Dean and Director of Academic Programs in the School of Business at Portland (Ore.) State University. He has also held positions at Case Western Reserve University, Ohio Northern University, and the Cranfield School of Management, in England.
Rodney holds a bachelor's degree from Ohio Northern University. He earned his M.B.A. from BGSU and a Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve University.
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Former Rep. John Campbell
Republican • California 5 Terms • Sworn In 2005
Last Term 2013 - 2015 View All
- 4 Sponsored Bills (Ranks 404 of 440) 1 Made Into Law (Ranks 50 of 440)
- 107 Co-Sponsored Bills (Ranks 417 of 440) 12 Made Into Law (Ranks 337 of 440)
- Most often voted with:
- Rep. Robert Latta
- Rep. John Barrow
- Least often voted with:
- Rep. Christopher Gibson
- Rep. Janice Schakowsky
- Voted with party 94%
- Abstained: 44%
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- Past Seven Days: 27
- All-Time: 32,990
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The votes below were taken by roll call, a voting procedure that records a vote from every Senator or Representative on the bill under consideration. This Member of Congress may have voted on other bills by the process known as "voice vote", but these votes are not recorded.
H.R. 5699: John Muir National Historic Site Expansion Act
On Motion to Suspend the Rules and Pass, as Amended: H R 5699 John Muir National Historic Site Expansion ActAbstain (against party)December 11, 2014
H.R. 83: Making consolidated appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2015, and for other purposes.
On Motion to Concur in the Senate Amendment with an Amendment: H R 83 An Act to require the Secretary of the Interior to assemble a team of experts to address the energy needs of the insular areas of the United States and Freely Associated States through the development of energy action plans aimed at promoting access to energyAbstain (against party)December 11, 2014
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|Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate - Deluxe Edition (2014)
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Fannie Gunton joined Sony Online Entertainment in October of 2000. In early 2006, she moved from their San Diego office to their Austin studio. For all of 2006, she was a member of the production team on Star Wars: Galaxies. In January 2007, she joined the production team on DC Universe Online, and saw that title past launch into early live releases.
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Ohio's fracking boom might not be living up to the hype. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources originally estimated that 250 fracking wells would be built by the end of the year, but only 165 have been completed and 22 are currently being built. The disappointing results are being blamed on low natural gas prices and a backlog in work needed to connect wells to customers. Maybe the state's claim had as much basis as Ohio Gov. John Kasich's claim that the state's fracking boom would be worth $1 trillion.
By killing the heartbeat bill and a bill that defunds Planned Parenthood, Ohio Senate President Tom Niehaus, a Republican, apparently declared a war on babies, according to anti-abortion groups. Niehaus is term-limited, so he will not be in the Ohio Senate in the next session, which begins next year. Incoming senate president Keith Faber already said the heartbeat bill could come up to vote in the next Senate session. CityBeat previously wrote about Ohio Republicans' renewed anti-abortion agenda.
Between 2011 and 2012, Cincinnati had the 12th best economic performance in the United States, according to a Brookings Institute study. Out of the 76 metropolitan areas looked at, only Dallas; Knoxville, Tenn.; and Pittsburgh have recovered from the recession, and 20 areas lost more ground throughout the year.Media Bridges, Cincinnati's public access media outlet, is the latest victim of the 2013 budget proposal from City Manager Milton Dohoney Jr. The budget plan suggests slashing $300,000 from the organization's funding. When coupled with state funding cuts, Media Bridges is losing $498,000 in funding, or 85 percent of its budget. Tom Bishop, executive director of Media Bridges, compared the cuts to a "meteor" hitting Media Bridges' budget. The city says cuts were suggested in part due to public feedback.
The Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition is pushing the public to speak out against $610,770 in cuts to human services funding in Dohoney's proposed budget. Mayor Mark Mallory and City Council have already agreed to continue 2013 funding at 2012 levels, but homeless advocates want to make sure the funding, which largely helps the homeless and low-income families, remains. The group is calling for supporters to attend City Council meetings on Dec. 5 at 1:15 p.m. at City Hall, Dec. 6 at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall and Dec. 10 at 5:30 p.m. at the Corryville Recreation Center.
It's commonly said Cincinnati is Republican territory, but after the latest elections, that's looking more and more false.
The University of Cincinnati is stepping up safety efforts around campus. The university held a summit to gather public feedback on possible improvements in light of recent incidents in and around campus. Beginning in January, UC will increase patrols by 30 percent.
Crime around Columbus' Hollywood Casino has ticked up. Could Cincinnati face a similar fate when the Horseshoe Casino is up and running? A Washington Post analysis found casinos bring in jobs, but also bankruptcy, crime and even suicide.
Results equal funding. That's the approach Gov. Kasich is taking to funding higher education, but Inside Higher Ed says the approach is part of "an emerging Republican approach to higher education policy, built largely around cost-cutting." Kasich's approach is meant to encourage better results by providing higher funds to schools with higher graduation rates, but schools with funding problems and lower graduation rates could have their problems exacerbated.
Josh Mandel, state treasurer and former Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, insists his big loss in November does not make him a political has-been. Mandel will be pursuing a second term at the Ohio treasurer's office in 2014. Mandel lost the Senate race despite getting massive amounts of funding from third parties — Democrats estimate $40 million — to support his campaign.
The auto industry is still chugging along with impressive numbers from November.
Gas prices moved down in Ohio this week.
One geneticist says people are getting dumber, but he doesn't seem to have much to back his claims up.
The big news breaking the Internets is that Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the nation's leading breast cancer charity, is pulling its grants from Planned Parenthood affiliates. The charity gave about $680,000 last year and $580,000 in 2010, which is mostly used to provide free breast exams for low-income women.
The George W. Bush Presidential Library denied a request by a Democratic super PAC for documents related to Sen. Rob Portman's work in the George W. Bush administration. The library says it is not subject to the Freedom of Information Act and that all are welcome to see the documents in 2014. The super PAC, American Bridge 21st Century, has been researching GOP candidates as Mitt Romney moves closer to choosing a running mate.
"When you look at the roster of V.P. candidates, each of them is significantly flawed," American Bridge senior adviser Ty Matsdorf said in a statement. "For Portman, it is his calamitous record on fiscal issues while working at the Bush White House. It shouldn't be a shock that he is going to want to keep that under wraps for as long as possible, but unfortunately it's pretty hard to hide a record as terrible as that."
CNN is live blogging from the Supreme Court to see if there are any rulings on the health care law or immigration.
Gay pride celebrations took place in New York, Chicago and San Francisco over the weekend, and Obama organizers were there to recruit volunteers.
Spain formally asked for European aid for its banks.
The sea level is rising faster along the Atlantic Coast than other places in the world.
Facebook has created a new "find friends nearby" function that will allow users to see friends and people they don't know who are at events or social gatherings. From some Facebook engineer's comments on the story:
I built Find Friends Nearby with another engineer for a hackathon project. While it was originally called 'Friendshake', we settled on 'Find Friends Nearby' for launch (the URL was a little bit of a homage to the previous iteration).
For me, the ideal use case for this product is the one where when you're out with a group of people whom you've recently met and want to stay in contact with. Facebook search might be effective, or sharing your vanity addresses or business cards, but this tool provides a really easy way to exchange contact information with multiple people with minimal friction.
HBO's The Newsroom premiered last night, and this guy at the Toronto Star said it kind of sucked while the New York Times says CNN could learn something from it.
Earth Day is coming – April 22 – and the new Metro hybrid bus will bring models to the Earth Day "Eco Go-Go Fashion Show" on Fountain Square. At 12 p.m. "environmentally-conscious and bike-beautiful fashions" will demonstrate a new "green" style.
Ohio ranked No. 8 among states for solar jobs in 2013, with solar employment growing to 3,800 from 2,900 over the year, according to the Feb. 11 census report from the Solar Foundation.
Still, the state actually dropped five spots to No. 23 in per-capita rankings, which measure the amount of solar jobs relative to a state's overall population.
The U.S. solar industry employed more than 142,000 Americans in November, representing an increase of nearly 24,000 over the year, according to the Solar Foundation. At nearly 20 percent growth, the solar sector grew more than 10 times faster than the overall economy, which on average increased employment by 1.9 percent.
Advocacy group Environment Ohio applauded the latest numbers.
"The sun is an unlimited energy source that could provide all of our energy without the air and water pollution associated with coal, oil and gas," said Christian Adams, state associate at Environment Ohio, in a statement. "This report shows that the solar industry is putting people to work to meet a growing percentage of our energy needs with a pollution-free energy source that has no fuel costs."
Environment Ohio praised Cincinnati in particular. In 2012, Cincinnati became the first major city in the nation to support 100 percent renewable energy through electric aggregation. Last year, City Council adopted a motion to put solar panels on one in five city rooftops by 2028 and develop new financing programs to support the goal.
In a 2012 report, Environment Ohio found Cincinnati could become the solar capital of the region and lead a boom of solar jobs.
Under a 2008 state law, utility companies must meet benchmarks that require them to get 12.5 percent of their electricity from renewable sources, such as wind, hydro, biomass and solar, and save 22 percent of electricity through new efficiency efforts by 2025.
A 2013 report from the Ohio State University and the Ohio Advanced Energy Economy found the law will save Ohioans $3.65 billion on their electricity bills between 2014 and 2025.
Pressured by Akron-based FirstEnergy and the ultra-conservative American Legislative Exchange Council, the Republican-controlled Ohio Senate is currently looking for ways to weaken the renewable energy and efficiency standards. The renewed effort comes after attempts to dismantle the law by State Sen. Bill Seitz, a Cincinnati Republican who often compare Ohio's energy law to Stalinism, failed to gain support.
Meanwhile, Environment Ohio says the state should actually increase its standards to help combat global warming and boost renewable energy jobs.
Next month, the state's most important environmental/conservation organization plans to give Taft its award for lifetime achievement as a consistent backer of policies and programs for clean air and water. So the governor who skipped his green fees is being recognized as Mr. Green. The Ohio Environmental Council says it will bestow the honor Nov. 10 at its annual "Green Gala" in Columbus.
Taft is being seen in hindsight as the kind of R who wasn't afraid of standing up for the environment. That is a rarity in today's GOP, where Rush Limbaugh routinely denounces tree-huggers as enviro-fascists, and the EPA is widely portrayed as a jobs-killing hydra. Of course, few remember that Republican President Richard Nixon created the EPA. Nor do they seem to recollect that Teddy Roosevelt — when he wasn't hunting elephants or elk — is the patriarch of the national park system.
Taft gets credit for taking on his own party, which recently considered tapping water from the Great Lakes. He had supported strict limits on withdrawing water from Great Lakes feeder streams for industrial and mining purposes — those streams replenished Lake Erie. Taft believed the Great Lakes were resources that needed more protection from special interests; they did not need more abuse and exploitation.
Taft also favored reauthorization of the federal Clean Water Act, and he wanted Superfund legislation fixed to add so-called "brown fields," which were old industrial sites that could be cleaned and put back into use as commercial real estate. He supported an energy policy that would have 25 percent of all U.S. energy coming from renewable sources by 2025. He pushed natural gas companies to set aside funds to help low income families pay their heating bills.
As far back as 2003, Taft was urging governors and Congress to take drastic action to stop the spread of the Asian carp, the giant jumping fish that now are in the Ohio River near Cincinnati. He called such invasive species "perhaps the most serious and potentially destructive threat" to Ohio's natural ecosystem. His warning about all the invaders came too true. Since then, Emerald Ash Borers have appeared and destroyed too much of Ohio's forestland. And Asian longhorn beetles are on the march in Clermont County, where the Department of Natural Resources and Forest Service have drawn battle lines against the pest. Taft worried about water pollution, too. He said too many beaches were closed from bacteria and sewage, and he saw the solution as "not better information about when to close the beach, it's not having to close the beach in the first place."
So Taft is getting a thoughtful reappraisal. He may have been comfortable at play on the country clubs. But his reputation is coming back from low ebb.
The Imago Earth Center will host an event called "Helping Hands Saturday" on Saturday (duh), during which volunteers will break into groups and work outside clearing some honeysuckle, chipping trails and learning about various clean water issues.
Volunteers will be taught about local water issues and how to monitor water quality. The event begins at 9 a.m. "rain, light rain or shine," and the internet says it's going to be a really nice day — with the temperature nearing 50 and some sun poking over a little cloud.
Light refreshments, gloves and equipment will be provided, with volunteers working in groups from around 9:30-noon.
The event will involve the Sierra Club Ohio Chapter as part of Imago's ongoing efforts to provide educational experiences, create opportunities for discussion and community building and conserve natural areas. The Imago Earth Center is located at 700 Enright Ave. in Price Hill.
For more information, contact Imago nature center at 513-921-5124or firstname.lastname@example.com or the Ohio Clean Water Sierra Club at 614-461-0734 x 311 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
A new report from left-leaning Policy Matters Ohio shows the impact of state budget cuts on individual counties. Statewide, more than $1 billion in tax reimbursements and the Local Government Fund was cut between the 2010-2011 budget, which was passed by Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland, and the 2012-2013 budget, which was passed by Republican Gov. John Kasich. Additionally, Ohio's estate tax — a tax that affected only 8 percent of Ohioans, largely those at top income levels — was eliminated, killing off a crucial source of funding. Hamilton County, its jurisdiction, schools, services and levies lost $222.1 million. Health and human services lost $23.2 million. Children's services lost $4.6 million, and the county children's agency services "was sent into financial crisis." In total, more than 5,000 local government jobs were lost in the area.
The Center for Closing the Health Gap is launching a campaign to raise awareness about food deserts in Cincinnati. Food deserts are areas, particularly neighborhoods, where full-service grocery stores aren't readily available to residents. The campaign hopes to raise awareness and funding to combat the food deserts in the Cincinnati area. With a funding target of $15 million, the organization plans to help build smaller stores with close ties to the local communities.
A new study from Cincinnati Children's Hospital resurfaced Greater Cincinnati's nuclear weapons legacy. Between the 1950s and 1980s, residents of nearby farm communities were unaware they were being exposed to radioactive materials in the air, water and soil from a Cold War era nuclear weapons plant, located 18 miles northwest of Cincinnati. Apparently, the exposure has led to higher rates of systemic lupus in the area.
Greater Cincinnati's economic recovery could be slowed or boosted by policy, but it will outpace the nation's economic recovery, according to local economists. Still, the economists caution that there is a lot of uncertainty due to oil prices, the fiscal cliff — a series of tax hikes and budget cuts scheduled to be made at the start of 2013 if U.S. Congress doesn't act — and the fiscal crisis in Europe.
Cincinnati's small businesses are more upbeat about the economy. Eleven percent of local family firms expect the economy to improve, but whether that translates to business expansions remains to be seen.
CityLink Center is scheduled to open today. The initial plans for the facility sought to help the homeless with health services, overnight shelter, food, temporary housing and child care. At one point, the center's opening was threatened due to legal challenges regarding zoning.
Hostess, maker of Twinkies, says it will close down three bakeries, including one in Cincinnati, due to a national strike. According to reports, union workers walked off the job after a new contract cut their wages and benefits. Hostess insists the factory shutdowns will not affect customers.
Top Cincinnati mortgage lenders saw double-digit increases between Sept. 1, 2011 and Aug. 30, 2012. The rise is yet another positive sign for the housing market, which collapsed during the latest financial crisis and recession.
The state agency in charge of higher education released a report highlighting 20 recommendations to improve degree completion in Ohio. Some of the recommendations from the Board of Regents: Adopt more uniform statewide rules regarding college completion and career readiness, push stronger collaboration and alignment in education from preschool through senior year in college, establish a new system of high school assessment to improve readiness for college, and improve flexibility. The board will attempt to turn the report into reality in cooperation with university and state officials.
Too much school choice may be a bad thing. A new study found Ohio's varied education system, which offers vouchers for private schools and charter schools as alternatives to a traditional public school, may have passed "a point where choice actually becomes detrimental to overall academic performance."
The Ohio Farm Bureau (OFB) issued an action alert on Saturday telling members to oppose privatizing the Ohio Turnpike. The Ohio state government, led by Kasich, is currently studying possible plans to privatize the turnpike. In a video, an OFB member argues the current turnpike management is fine.
There are still some undecided seats in the Ohio legislature from the Nov. 6 election.
Once again, a reminder not to drive on a sidewalk to avoid a school bus.
Former George W. Bush adviser Karen Hughes says she will "cut out" the tongue of Republican men making "Neanderthal comments" about rape.
A new way to fight bacteria: coat it with a thin layer of mucus.
A performance audit for the Cincinnati Service Department
could save the city $3.7 million. The audit claims $2 million could be
saved every year if the city privately contracted solid waste collection
and street sweeping. An additional $1.7 million could be saved if the
city reduced overtime, sick leave and staffing levels. Along with other recommended savings measures, the changes could
amount to 7.9 percent of Cincinnati's budget.
Trayvon Martin's parents will be visiting Cincinnati today to take part in the national conference hosted by the Children's Defense Fund. The conference will target violence and race-related issues.
Procter & Gamble and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have teamed up to improve environmental sustainability at manufacturing facilities and supply chains.
The worst U.S. drought in half a century is putting pressure on oil and gas companies to recycle and conserve water used for fracking. Fracking uses millions of gallons of water to free oil and gas from underground rock formations.
Gay marriage has generated $259 million in economic activity in New York City.
The Congressional Budget Office said repealing Obamacare would increase the deficit by $109 billion.
Voters sometimes punish politicians for bad weather.
Some scientists are saying the plot of The Amazing Spider-Man might not be too far off from reality.
The National Whistleblowers Center (NWC) is urging the Obama administration to use a law signed by President Abraham Lincoln against BP, as a method to circumvent any limits on damages it can seek from the company.


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Seymour, June 3- A brief update on this week and a couple changes starting this week at the Seymour Speedway.
Baumgart Tire of Appleton and Whistle Inn of Nichols are the sponsors for the racing program this Sunday June 7. Along with the 5 regular divisions competing this week will be the INEX Legends and the Thunder Trucks.
There will be another open practice sessions at the track this coming Tuesday, June 9 from 5 – 8. A perfect time to test and tune your cars. Cost is $15 per person entering the pit. Grandstand will be open free of charge.
The club is also altering its weekly payoff procedure. Starting this week, drivers payoff will be available on race night for ½ hour after the last race, at the main ticket booth behind the grandstand. Drivers can also talk with track officials in the same time period by the payoff. Those that do not wish to collect on race night, will be available in the usual spot the following week.
The Seymour Speedway is now part of RAINED OUT.COM. Check out the web site, www.seymoursuperspeedway.net, on how to connect to this service.
Hopeing that the weather co-operates again this week to follow up last weeks great racing.
Pit opens at 3:30
Grandstand at 4:00
Racing at 5:30.
Running order this week:
O'Reilly Auto Parts IMCA Sport Mods
Turbo Blue Street Stocks
INEX Legends
Budweiser IMCA Modifieds
Coors Light IMCA Stock Cars
4 Cylinders
Thunder Trucks
Hope to see you all this Sunday, June 7, at the Seymour Speedway.
Seymour – May 31- Finally. Sunshine and clear skies, a bit windy and cool, but, for the first time in three weeks, the Seymour Speedway was able to run their third point race of the season Sunday night, which was sponsored by Trackside BP.
A solid field of 133 cars in five divisions filled the pit area and ran an excellent program that was completely in the books by 9 PM.
The Coors light IMCA Stock Cars had a field of 34 cars that put a very competitive field of 20 on the track for their feature event. Dylan Heillmann and Travis Springstroh sat on the front row and ran side by side until a caution on lap 6 fro debris on the track. They resumed their side by side duel on the restart again swapping the lead back and forth while the field behind was stacked up three and four wide waiting for a break. A final caution on lap[ 13 set up a 7 lap dash for the finish.
Rod Snellenberger took the wide outside line and Barry Van Straten made a path through the middle to take over the front 2 spots on the restart. Brandon Czarapata, Kyle Frederick and Travis Van Straten also worked twords the front.
Snellenberger pulled the field to the finish taking his second feature win of the season here. Frederick came from deep in the field, 17th, after winning the consy and finished in the runner up spot. Czarapata finished third with Travis Van Straten fourth, Barry Van Straten fifth and Chaz Van Ooyen rounding out the top six positions.
The O'Reilly Auto Parts IMCA Spot Mods were up next with Beau Handschke grabbing the lead ahead of Robby Theil. Handschke hooked up on the outside line and pulled away from the field and built as solid lead. As the field sorted out behind, Kevin Bethke set up in the runner up spot with Theil, Travis Arenz, Jordan Bartz, Lucas Lamberies and Jeremy Cota behind by lap 5. Cota started to pick his way through traffic and on lap 13 settled into the runner spot and face a full straight away gap to the leader. Cota was running tight to the inside and Handschke was comfortable on the outside. After few laps, Cota started to visibly close the gap on the leader, and as the came to the white flag, was pulling alongside entering turn one. Out of turn 2, Cota pulled into the lead and finished the final lap by edging Handschke to win his third feature of the season. It was almost and exact script of a feature last year on August 3 that saw the same last lap result.
Bethke held on to take third ahead of Arenz, Lamberies and J.J. Andersen that went flag to flag.
George Tabalske set the pace for the opening 2 circuits of the Turbo Blue Street Stock main followed by Ryan Blank, Logan Schmeck, Lexii Ashcraft, Matt Warner and Paul Ambrosius. Blank used the inside line to take the lead on lap 3 and after the lone caution of the race 2 laps later, again set the pace. Warner, Tabalske, Schmeck, Ashcraft, Jeff Dorschner and Shawn Haydon ran in a bunch behind for much of the rest of the race.
Blank continued in the lead just far enough ahead to have a gap on the rest of the pack. Over the final 10 laps, Jeff Junwirth moved into the top 6 and became part of the chase, and moved into the runner up spot with 2 laps remaining. Blank held his lead to pickup his first feature win of the season with Jungwirth giving closing in, n second place. Dorschner was in third with Ascraft taking fourth. Haydon and Warner rounded out the top six.
Eric Arneson led the charge as the Budweiser IMCA Modifieds started their feature event. Jerry Wilinski took to the outside right away and buy lap 3, was in the lead and started to pull away from the rest of the field. By lap 5, Wilinski was opening a lead with Arenson, Mike Wedelstadt, Konnor Wilinski, Jay Matthias and T.J. Smith behind. Benji LaCrosse was also making a run to the front from 13th and entered the top six on lap 6.
For the final half of the race, Wilinski was solidly in control, holding a large lead over a tight group of cars behind. LaCrosse was methodically picking his way to the front and was moving on Wedelstadt for second when the white flag appeared. However, right after the leaders took the white, a lone caution of the race appeared and ended the contest one lap short with Wilinski picking up his first feature win of the season here. Wedelstadt took the runner up spot with LaCrosse settling for third. Arneson was next with Konnor Wilinski in fifth and Defending champion, Jason Czarapata rounding out the top six.
Tanner Westphal set the pace for the first 6 laps of the 4 Cylinder feature, with 2013 division champ, Calvin Stueck returning to take over the lead on lap 7. Stueck pulled away from the field over the final five laps and collected his first feature win here in his championship season. Westphal held off Brad Wedde to take second place with Tyler Hungerford Matt Brehmer and Kasey Gross rounding out the top six. Wedde did not report to the claim area following the race and the DQ moved everyone up a spot and put Joe Mike into the top six.
The Spectator Eliminators saw Joel Schmidt take the trophy by besting the 9 car field.
N..E.W. DIRT would like to THANK everyone for supporting the Seymour Speedway following the three weeks off and hopes to see everyone nest week when the full 5 division program will be sponsored by Baumgart Tire of Appleton and the Whistle Inn of Nichols. The night will also include the INEX Legends and the Thunder Trucks. Racing, as always, starts at 5:30.
20 Lap feature l. Jerry Wininski, Seymour 2. Mike Wedelstadt, Fremont 3, Benji LaCrosse, Green Bay 4. Eric Arenson, Oconto 5, Konnor Wilinski, Seymour 6, Jason Czarapata, Pulaski
12 Lap Consy l. Travis Spaulding, Greenville 2. Steve Schneider, Chilton 3. Troy Jerovetz, Green Bay 4. Rob Charapata,
8 Lap Heats First l. Arneson 2. Mike Mullen, Seymour
Second l. Konnor Wilinski 2. Eric Scribner, Lena
Third l. Wedelstadt 2. T.J. Smith, Menasha
20 Lap feature l. Rod Snellenberger, Pulaski 2. Kyle Frederick, Gillette 3. Brandon Czarapata, Kaukauna 4. Travis Van Straten, Hortonville 5. Barry Van Straten, Shiocton 6. Chaz Van Ooyen, Freedom
10 Lap Consy First l. Frederick 2. Jeremy Wiitala, Green Bay
Second l. Phil Hiles, Appleton 2. Brandon Gagnon, Gillette
8 Lap Heats First l. Bob Czarapata, Krakow 2. Barry Van Straten
Second l. Travis Springstroh, Freedom 2. Mike Schmidt, Shawano
Third l. Harley Simon, Seymour 2. Snellenberger
Fourth l. Dylan Heillmann, Green Bay 2. Chaz Van Ooyen
20 Lap Feature l Jeremy Cota, Oconto 2. Beau Handschke, Green Bay 3. Kevin Bethke, Neenah 4. Travis Arenz, Sheboygan 5. Lukas Lamberies, Clintonville 6. J.J. Andersen, Green Bay
12 Lap Consy l. Chris Budzban, Luxemburg 2. Jason Vandenberg, Kimberly 3.Cody Schroeder, green Bay 4. Vince Engelbreston, Green Bay
8 Lap Heats First l. Lamberies 2. Arenz
Second l. Andersen 2. Bethke
Third l. Cota 2. Josh Lambert, Green Bay
20 Lap Feature l. Ryan Blank, Greenville 2. Jeff Jungwirth, Oshkosh 2. Jeff Dorschner, 4. Lexii Ashcraft, Oshkosh 5 Shawn Haydon, Greenville 6Matt Warner
8 Lap Heats First l. Jared Spaulding 2. Blank
Second l. Dorschner 2. Logan Schmeck
15 Lap Feature l. Clavin Stueck, Clintonville 2. Tanner Westphal 3. Tyler Hungerford, Freedom 4. Matt Brehmer 5. Kasey Gross, Gleason 6. Joe Minks,
8 Lap Heats First l. Brehner 2. Hungerford
Second l. Stueck 2. Stephan Gilbertson
Third l. Westphal 2. Brad Wedde
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I am 39 weeks today and I rode 6 hours away (visiting my parent's for Christmas) last week and today rode 5 hours back home for my doctor's appointment. We stop often so I can pee and stretch and while actually riding I switch up how I sit in the seat (obviously not a lot of variation but I move around quite a bit). My DR isn't super thrilled but I wanted to go home one last time before my LO comes. Also I would note that I keep my pregnancy record with me when traveling and am well aware of the location and have previously given birth in the hospital lovated in the area that I am staying in as well. Good luck!!!
Brought the hospital bag and car seat just in case, but went on a 6 hour road trip at 34 weeks and then then next weekend a 10 hour trip in snow at 35 weeks. I was fine.
That being said, I went to Disney World at 34 weeks (5 hour car trip) and returned home at 35 weeks. The doctor said it was fine because she checked me right before and all looked good.
My husband is taking my boys on a 3 hour trip for a family Christmas but I decided not to go. My doctor okayed it at 35 weeks but it's just not that comfortable for me, plus I'm looking forward to the alone time before baby gets here LOL. If you take frequent stops it probably won't be so bad.
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I took a look at the Moblin 2.0 Netbook Beta Overview video and it looks like they are doing some really cool stuff with the user interface.
Personally, I see a future generation of netbooks/tablets including smartphone hardware (touchscreen, 3G, GPS, accelerometer, compass, etc.) and supporting cell phone calls and SMS. The Nokia/Intel oFono initiative fits right in with that vision.
I currently use Ubuntu as my primary OS, but I could see a day where I might have a dual boot (or virtualized) Android/Moblin setup. It would be better still, if they come up with a more seamless integration of the two. Things are REALLY getting exciting!
The end result of developing Linux has been evident during the last several years with such recent successful innovations like Moblin for the Netbook. If you were now to compare the Linux and Microsoft Operating Systems alone (less software), Linux comes out on top. The only savior for Microsoft is the large array of software (applications and games) available and produced for it. Once Linux has such software, the tables will surely turn. It's almost at that point. I have been using Arch Linux for my desktop and never turned back since installing it.
"...it may be some time before a software company can write an application and be sure that it works the same way on all netbooks running Linux–as Microsoft can typically promise with its operating systems."
That isn't exactly right. Applications written for versions of Windows Mobile will not run on desktop Windows operating systems like XP, Vista or the new Windows 7, unless an emulation layer is used. And sloppy programming techniques, which are par for the course in the Windows world, can prevent a Windows application from running on any version of Windows other than what it was developed on.
As soon as proprietary application vendors like Adobe determine that the Linux marketplace will be profitable for them (and for some, it is already), they'll start porting or re-writing their flagship products for Linux.
Capitalism created Microsoft. Capitalism can render Microsoft into irrelevancy.
Three versions of Linux for small devices? What about Nokia's Maemo?
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MISNER- Mrs. Barbara (Bennett) Misner, age 78, passed away on November 15, 2011 and was carried by the arms of Jesus to be reunited in heaven with her loving husband, Archie. Barbara spent her entire adult life in Rockford where she and Archie raised their six children. Upon her passing, Barbara is survived by all her children, Susan Townes, Cynthia (Andrew) Kozycki, Faye (Paul) Stavros, Sharon (Victor) Edvalson, Craig Misner, and Curtis Misner. She is also a grandmother to 21 and great-grandmother to 15 additional blessings. Barbara was preceded in death by her mother, Verna Dormer; siblings, Donald Bennett, Charlene Botsford, James Rogers, and Audrey Rogers. Surviving are siblings, Richard Dormer and Robert Croy; and many nieces and nephews. Barbara was a master of skill and creativity; taking great pride in home decorating, sewing her children's clothing in their early years, crocheting and knitting countless winter scarves and mittens for little and big hands. She enjoyed cooking and left her children with many treasured memories and "special" recipes to savor with their own families. She was a valuable partner to her husband, Archie, supporting him in his own business of several decades, Misner Builders. Barbara was well known locally, as the entrepreneur of "Bead-O-Rama" - a jewelry retail and design shop located for many years in downtown Rockford. The service for Mrs. Misner will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Pederson Funeral Home with Chaplain Doug Bennett officiating. Interment in Blythefield Memory Gardens. Those planning an expression of sympathy are asked to consider Helen DeVos Children's Hospital, 100 Michigan, NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49503. Relatives and friends may meet with the family at the funeral home on Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m The Pederson Funeral Home, Rockford
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I increased my credit limit by $1,400 this morning, and it took the better part of one minute. Who knew something so potentially tricky — asking your bank to potentially lend you a substantial sum of money — could be so easy? Well it is. And not only is it easy, it can be very important for your credit score. Here's why.
Your FICO score is based on five metrics, each of which are weighted differently: payment history (35%), amounts owed (30%), length of credit history (15%), new credit (10%) and types of credit used (10%). Unlike in college, where professors offer their grading schemes on your syllabus on the first day of class, your credit card issuer is not required to educate you about how your score is determined. You might reasonably assume that payment history is the most important part of your score, and you'd be right, but it makes up a mere plurality of the total score.
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The amount of your revolving lines of credit that you use is the also-ran in this race, at 30% — just 5% less than payment history, making the difference between the two nearly negligible. But this isn't exactly intuitive. After all, if you pay your balance down, who cares if you max out your cards every month? Card-maxing, however, is generally a habit of those who do not pay their bank back for money they've borrowed, or who do so very slowly anyway, or through debt consolidation — it doesn't signal that you're in control of your finances, and that is what your credit score is all about. It's shorthand for lenders and underwriters who need to know what sort of borrower you are, but don't have the time to get to know you. And because your credit score is updated at irregular intervals, generally speaking, you want to keep your balance low especially if you use your card to finance larger purchases.
For all the personal-finance bloggers who insist that credit cards are only practical when paid off in full at the end of every month, there are probably thousands of Americans who use their cards to finance larger purchases and manage their monthly cash flow. There's nothing necessarily wrong with that — you'll spend money on interest, and your credit won't be perfect — but you certainly don't want to be carrying a large balance.
In fact, most experts say that 30% of your limit is the highest balance you want to carry on your card. If you're still using your first credit card, this might be a painfully and impractically low number. Unlike in college, you have a job that actually pays you money now, and you can spend the money on stuff you want, specifically the things that get you far away from your job: airplane flights, hotel rooms, rental cars, etc. But you won't want to use your credit card to cover a weekend getaway if it might damage your credit score, needlessly.
If you're at that point in your life, you might consider increasing your credit limit. Counterintuitive as it seems — won't this just tempt me to spend more money? — it is good for your credit in the long-run. I logged on to my bank's website, told them what sort of work I do — "Other (Not Listed)" — how much money I make, and how much goes toward my housing costs. It took all of a minute, and I instantly had access to $1,400 that I don't actually need, don't actually have, and don't actually want.
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If ever I would leave you
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Your hair streaked with sun-light,
Your lips red as flame,
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How I'd leave in autumn I never will know.
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If ever I would leave you,
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I am soooooooo proud of this! I spent quite literally all day on this....And even if this doesn't win me anything through this contest, I'm going to use this pattern as much as I can! Hopefully I can get it printed on bags/notebooks/etc. And of course, it will always make an awesome wallpaper
I love donuts, so this is an automatic for me. *licks skin* Yummy. ^o^
Very nice pattern if I saw this during school I would be hungry all the time XD
Doughnuts! Lots and lots of doughnuts! Oh I would so buy this if it became a skin.Please win! I like that one little plain doughnut in the third row from the right near the bottom. It makes you wonder what flavour it might be. Glazed? Old fashioned? Maple? Did the guy run out of icing? The possibilities...
Or it could be a big doughnut hole.
Or it could be a big doughnut hole.
Verry interesting... it makes me hungry!
Mmm, donuts.
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Woah, I didn't know you had one of these! You don't have any paw-print-paint pictures up though
I totally know what you mean! I was craving donuts the whole time I was making this (it didn't help that I kept looking up reference photos of them for help with the colors ). And your entry looks pretty awesome! I love the color scheme. Good luck!
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2015 Benner Bowl draws a crowd
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I hate you stupid idiots who do this crap. What the hell were you thinking when you made this if you knew it sucked. Don't make another movie, please. It's people like you who make everyones stay at Newgrounds a living hell. Go fuck yourself.
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Total Shit......hahaha!
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2 words. THAT'S FUCKING GAY!!!!! (my bad 3)
like the 0 vote says "thats total dogshit" nice idea for peeps who want to blow off steam with a bad vote but come on guys at least make one a little longer so that people get reall pissed from all the wasted time
WOW! this has to be the best example of flash work i've ever seen! All that other stuff sucks compared to it. This had an outstanding sound track, beautiful art and animation, full interactivity, and was funny and violent as anything! keep up the good work!
Can ya feel the sarcasm?
Dude... a little REAL advice
You put very little effort into this: all the images are very stolen, the only animation is in the form of "go from here to here" type, the plane's propeller was animated FOR YOU in the tutorials or some other shiznet, so don't tell me you did this...
<Breath> bring it down a notch.
This is the kind of peice you make for yourself to see if you CAN make flash movies, not the kind you put on Newgrounds to be critiqued by the world. if it had had a plot, if it had had some original art, or even if it had had some degree of interactivity, i would give it a better score, as it is, you get a big, whoppin' X.


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Keynote Speakers
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Fredric H. Jones, Ph.D.
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Russell W. Rumberger, Vice Provost
University of California Office of the President
Russell W. Rumberger is Vice Provost for Education Partnerships, University of California Office of the President and Professor of Education in the Gevirtz Graduate School of Education at UC Santa Barbara (UCSB). A faculty member at UCSB since 1987, Professor Rumberger has published widely in several areas of education: education and work; the schooling of disadvantaged students, particularly school dropouts and linguistic minority students; school effectiveness; and education policy.Rumberger has served as a member of the National Research Council's Committee on Increasing High School Students' Engagement and Motivation to Learn (2004), the Committee on the Impact of Mobility and Change on the Lives of Young Children, Schools, and Neighborhoods (2010), and the Committee on Improved Measurement of High School Dropout and Completion Rates (2011). He also served as a panel member for the Institute of Education Sciences' Practice Guide, Dropout Prevention (2008).
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LCBOY, I am getting into many a debate with you recently.
he holds tons of records at 2b, single-season and career. that's why he's my pick.


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Family and state: the philosophy of family law
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This text focuses on the nature and scope of family law and evaluates the laws affecting the family. It attempts to answer some inherent questions such as what is the justification for marriage, under what conditions should an adult be given custody rights to a child and what should be the grounds for a finding of child neglect or abuse. He makes suggestions for modifications of the present laws.
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