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Thanks, I believe, to excellent pixel convergence, and perhaps helped by having the best of the optics, this DLA-RS35 projector puts a visibly sharper image on the screen, than my own RS20. I've been watching this projector, with judicious use of Sharpness and Detail Enhancement. Not too much, yet it all adds up to an image that is a step up from my JVC in terms of how sharp it appears.
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Residents discuss their ideas for improving Cape Girardeau
For Cape Girardeau residents the future should mean new stores, restaurants and a bigger, more modern city.
At a town planning workshop staged by the outside consulting firm Arcturis, 54 residents came armed with their best ideas for a new and improved hometown. The event at the Osage Community Centre was part of a yearlong process to revise the city's comprehensive plan.
The topics Wednesday ranged from attracting new stores and improving public transportation to annexation and maintaining green space.
At several of the eight tables, residents said they greatly appreciate some of the family-owned restaurants downtown and wish there were more.
"I wish they could attract more nonchain restaurants with a local flavor," said Elena Perryman, who has lived in Cape Girardeau for 17 years. "More family-oriented places and get rid of some of the bars, maybe. Because when you go down there on weekends with young children it becomes difficult."
Paul Giebler, a 35-year Cape Girardeau resident, suggested an improved corridor to downtown would do a lot to attract business, both restaurants and otherwise.
"When you come down from the university, what is there to attract these businesses? Nothing. Not on Broadway," he said.
Giebler believes the city needs to have a long-range plan for the storefronts lining Broadway many of which he believes look "junky."
Others voiced the opinion that lack of parking frustrates potential downtown diners and shoppers.
Pat Patterson, a 29-year resident, suggested moving the Convention and Visitors Bureau into a historic building so the CVB's current building could be torn down and turned into parking. Patterson also suggested the idea of downtown employing a shuttle service to and from parking lots. He imagined one similar to the golf cart that operates at McAlister's Deli or the shuttle at Southeast Missouri Hospital.
Others believe the key to development means attracting more stores.
Suggestions of possible tenants to fill a retail void included Pottery Barn, Bed Bath and Beyond, Whole Foods, the high-end supermarket Trader Joe's and outdoor apparel store REI.
But some cautioned that no matter what stores come to town, people will always want others.
"We don't have the variety of stores they have in St. Louis, but that's always going to be the case," said Eric Bohl, who has lived in Cape Girardeau for six months. "We should just try to be as good at being what we are as we can be, which is a regional center, not a national city."
For others, progress means annexation. Some don't care which direction the city grows, they're in favor of it.
"Anything above water that's not inside the city limits of Scott City or Jackson, I say go for it," said 15-year resident Bo Shantz.
The consensus indicated growth would be concentrated north of current city limits. This moved some people to push for caution.
"If we're going to annex north, we've got to talk to our legislators about redoing the school districts," said Eric Marquart, who has lived in town for 26 years. Marquart pointed out that much of the proposed land is currently in the Jackson School District, meaning future Cape Girardeau residents could benefit from city services but pay a large amount of property tax to Jackson schools.
Other discussions included the need for a water park like the ones in Poplar Bluff, Farmington and Perryville, a need for bus or train service to St. Louis and Memphis and the need for a recreation center on the south side of town similar to the Osage Community Centre.
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Pak comedian who poked fun at militants abducted
Islamabad: A comedian who poked fun at the Taliban`s practice of apprehending thieves and meting out summary punishment to them was kidnapped from Peshawar in northwest Pakistan while he was entertaining guests at a wedding, according to a media report Wednesday.
Nisar Khan had recently written a comedic song about thieves being caught and punished by the militants with lyrics like, "Shave my head, paint my face black; Mount me on a donkey and make fun of me."
Khan was entertaining guests at a wedding at Matani, a suburb of Peshawar, on Monday when around 20 militants entered the `hujra` or guesthouse where he was performing and abducted him, The Express Tribune reported.
The militants told the gathering that they "needed an entertainer urgently". The incident occurred near a police check point.
"The militants took Nisar away, saying they too needed an entertainer on an urgent basis," a person who was present at the hujra told the daily.
"They told people not to panic and that Nisar is being taken away only for a few days. They said he will not be harmed," the unnamed person said.
According to local residents, Khan often performs at weddings and social events and regularly makes militants and the banned outfit Lashkar-e-Islam the butt of his jokes.
They said they believed this was the reason why he had been picked up by the militants.
They said Khan had been kidnapped by militants last year too and released a week later.
This time too, they said, they expected he would be freed.
The local residents pointed out that despite the presence of a police check point and several check posts of the paramilitary Frontier Constabulary, the security forces took no note of armed men entering the area and fleeing.
Though Khan is known for his humour, some of his songs are serious and portray the despondent situation in the country`s northwest.
A popular song by Khan has these lyrics: "There was a festival in the village on Sunday; People were joyful and merry; Suddenly, there occurred a loud blast; Our favourite nazim Abdul Malik was dead; The merry and happy crowd became mournful; My beloved province has been set on fire."
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The PM's office was offering what should be a commonplace observation to civilized people that intentionally killing civilians is murder and you don't glorify people who do it. You don't name squares after them. You don't call them martyrs. In fact, the respect for individuals and for peoples that makes (or should make) this commonplace is essential for a two state solution to work. Yet the Israel bashers find this unusual, outrageous and hypocritical. They are ok with the PA celebrating communal violence: that's when anyone from my tribe is praised for killing anyone in your tribe. PA praise for Dalal Mougrabi is the moral equivalent of Serb praise for the perpetrators of the massacre at Srebenecia in Bosnia. The numbers don't matter, it's the thought that counts, and the thought is: "Our side got lots of their folk and put them in the ground and G-d be praised for it". It's horrible and degenerate, and it stands in the way of a two state solution.


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Begin your weekend on Friday night, 1/20 at the "$5 Documentary Film Festival" at the Madison Street Theatre, 1010 Madison St. in Oak Park. Come see "Inquiring Nuns" Friday night at 7pm and again on Saturday, 1/21 at 2pm. This is a wonderful doc which details two nuns' exploration of Chicago in the late 1960s and their asking people "are you happy?". I've seen it, and its a heartwarming look at peopl'es concerns and hopes. Also on Saturday, at 7pm, see "Graveyard Shorts" and "Something Better Somewhere Else" which also screens on Sunday, 1/22 at 2pm. See the attached clips to sample these great documentaries. Also, the director of "Something..." is an Oak Parker. Info at 708-524-1892.
Also on Saturday night, 1/21, it's "3rd Saturday CoffeeHouse & Open Mic Night" at Unity Temple, 875 Lake St. Featured artist, "Haiku Master, Randy Brooks". 7:30pm is sign-up, 8pm is Open Mic, and, at 9pm hear Randy. Donation of $3 - $5. Info at 708-660-9376.
Healy's West Side, 7321 Madison St. in Forest Park invites you to their "Chili Cook-Off for Charity" which benefits Opportunity Knocks, a non-profit organization serving individuals with developmental disabilities (www.opportunityknocksnow.org ). The event is on Saturday, 1/21 from 2 - 4pm and a suggested donation of $20 will get you appetizers, choice of chilis, drink specials and the NFC and AFC Championship games. Chili is prepared by celebrity chefs.
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The Chili Cook Off is on Sunday from noon-4pm. There will be 25 batches of chili that the celeb chefs will be judging in the competition.
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She was born Jan. 3, 1948, in Terre Haute, the daughter of William H. and Thelma L. (Cooksey) Hughbanks.
She graduated from Van Buren High School with the class of 1966. After high school, Marilyn worked for Mallory's in Greencastle. She had also worked at Clay County Hospital in Medical Records and Physical Therapy Department and Walmart in Brazil.
In her free time, she enjoyed boating, taking walks with her husband and dog Ivan, loving and caring for people, spending time outdoors, taking road trips and boating while watching the sun rise and set as they fished all night in the boat.
She was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene.
She was preceded in death by her father William Hughbanks.
Survivors include husband Raymond Smith, mother Thelma Hughbanks, son Brian Nicholls and wife Johanna, daughters Summer Stewart and Autumn Randall and husband Johnathon, stepson Bryan Smith and wife Sara, step-daughter Kristie McKinney and husband Steve, grandchildren Zach, Meckayla, Dakota, Alexandria and Baileigh, step-grandchildren Brynlee, Sydnee, Christopher and Ashley, great-granddaughter Trinitea, siblings John Hughbanks and wife Janet, Linda Knauer and husband Warren, and Alan Hughbanks and wife Lynn, as well as several nieces, nephews and extended family members.
Services will be at the First Church of the Nazarene, Brazil, Friday, Oct. 1, 2010, at 11 a.m., with Pastor Gary Bechtel officiating.
Burial will follow at Summit Lawn Cemetery.
Visitation will be at the church Thursday, from 4-8 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the First Church of the Nazarene, 1002 E. National Ave., Brazil, Ind., 47834.
Visit www.frenchfuneralhome.com to light a candle in her memory.
The family would like to extend their thanks to Marilyn's church family for their many prayers, cards and kind words.


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Recently I was with several friends, all about my age, when we started reminiscing. Spring seemed to claim most of our attention, probably because it has been so reluctant to put in its appearance this year. It was such fun that I decided to share some of the memories I dredged up with all of you.
First, there was the mud which I must say evoked mixed emotions. Getting from Point A to Point B in early-day autos, before most rural roads were graveled, was a bit of a challenge. I can still recall Dad resorting to horses and the farm wagon, to get us where we needed to be, on several occasions. But mud was fun to splash around in so long as your heavy overshoes stayed on and you didn't get stuck and fall down in it. That, I will admit from experience, was another matter !
Then there was Mother's garden. I was always intrigued with the things that emerged which had seemed to be hopelessly dead under the winter snow. The first garden produce to appear on our supper table was horseradish. It came even earlier than the freshly sprouting winter onions. I don't recall seeing anyone digging it, and I can't remember what the plants looked like while growing, but there it was.
The roots Mother put through the food grinder did vaguely resembled radishes, and they were surely big enough to satisfy a horse. (Tell me if I'm wrong, but I always assumed that was the source of the name). After the grinding, she added salt, vinegar, and I'm not sure what else, to prepare this condiment which was served at supper time with whatever meat was on the table, and the ubiquitous fried potatoes. At my parents' urging, I always bravely tried a bit, and each time I swear my sinuses nearly exploded. I didn't appreciate the stuff, but it was clear evidence that spring had officially arrived.
Outdoor pastimes took on a whole new complexion. I always loved to explore the grove of trees. Then before long, from my perch on a high board fence, I could admire pens-full of baby pigs with their lumbering, frightening mamas. Nearby, was the pile of rocks my dad had brought in from the fields which I could clamber over, imagining they were anything from a queen's castle to a pirate's den. We lived in that part of central Iowa where the last glacier melted, leaving the rocks embedded in the rich soil it had scraped along on its slow journey. There was so much for an inquisitive little girl to look at and puzzled over.
Spring meant kites. We didn't have them at our house. They apparently hadn't been a part of our parents' growing-up stories. However, we often played with neighbor girls, whose dad was a master kite-maker. His wondrous devices were fashioned of newspapers secured to two sticks carefully selected from their willow tree. The kite tail, rags tied together, was tailored to his exacting requirements so, when the breeze was just right, he could perform magical maneuvers. I don't remember my sister and I, or even his own daughters, doing much of the navigating. We just watched in awe as that amazing creation wafted on the wind. I vow those were every bit as enchanting as the colorful extravaganzas available in today's toy stores!
I sometimes wonder what might happen if the shops were all closed for a few seasons so today's youngsters and their parents would have to depend on their own ingenuity for their amusement. I have some theories about that, but there I go exposing my "fuddy-duddy" side again! Forgive me.
Actually, I'm barely getting started, but I won't risk boring you by going further. Instead, I will encourage you oldsters to probe your own memories for cherished nuggets stored there. If you are one of the younger folks, I think you should approach someone whose recollections go back a good bit farther than your own and ask them to share some with you. I'm almost certain you would enjoy it and I am absolutely sure that they would.


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April 9, 1966: The $24 million stadium opens to host the then-California Angels.
July 1978: The Los Angeles Rams announce they will move to the stadium in 1980 from the Los Angeles Coliseum after a $33 million expansion.
Aug. 11, 1980: The Rams debut at then-Anaheim Stadium.
Oct. 1, 1996: Construction, costing more than $100 million, begins to return the venue to a baseball-only stadium after the Rams move.
April 1, 1998: Upgraded stadium is ready for Opening Day.
May 2003: Businessman Arte Moreno, left, buys the Angels from Disney, inheriting the stadium lease.
Sept. 3: The City Council approves an outline for Angels contract negotiations.
Sept. 24: Mayor Tom Tait requests an appraisal of the stadium land.
2019: The Angels can opt out of lease.
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WEST VALLEY CITY — A man who police say broke into an elementary school had to undergo surgery Wednesday after being bitten on the ear by a police dog.
The incident happened about 1:45 a.m. at Pioneer Elementary School, 3860 S. 3380 West. An alarm was tripped indicating a possible break-in. The district's security system includes microphones in the building and allows the alarm company to listen, said Granite School District spokesman Ben Horsley.
"It was determined that it was an actual burglary. We could hear (the suspects) talking between each other," Horsley said.
Officers who were called to the school first cleared the main building and then started searching the portable classrooms. Police found two men hiding under a stack of desks, according to a Granite School District police report.
After the men ignored the officers' commands to surrender, Granite officers, with the assistance of West Valley police, sent a police K-9 into the portable classroom.
One man, Zane Walton, 26, suffered a severe bite to his ear by the dog that required surgery. Eliki Fonua, 18, was not injured. Both men were arrested. A third person, a woman, was later picked up by investigators. She is believed to be the getaway driver, Horsley said. Her name was not immediately available.
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In my experience, for there to be widespread adoption and agreement over a concept, the semantics surrounding that concept must be unique and discrete. If the definition is too broad, there will be too much opportunity for dissenting opinion. NIST's definition of cloud computing doesn't really answer the mail when it comes to delivering a definition for cloud computing. In my opinion, it's nothing more than bucket of attributes that have been previously associated with cloud computing; and attributes do not constitute meaning. To define cloud computing concretely, in a way that can be agreed upon by a majority, we must identify that common abstraction that binds the definition in a unique way.
One thing the NIST definition does well is aggregate the most common elements that people associate with cloud computing today. The characteristics, delivery models and deployment models offer up data that can be analyzed to find that common abstraction that will help foster the definition the industry needs to differentiate cloud computing from other elements of computing that are similar. We need to answer the looming question, "what makes cloud computing different?"
I will not be attempting to put forth my recommendation for a definition in this blog entry. Instead, I am merely attempting to get to a common abstraction can make sense of why these characteristics, delivery models and deployment models make sense together.
For example, without my discovery of a common abstraction, I questioned why Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is a legitimate aspect of cloud computing. I can clearly see how Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) relate to the essential characteristics as they have direct impact on providing elasticity and scalability. However, the relationship of SaaS to these other two seems contrived and vestigial; a left over from the "cloudy" (pun intended) formation of cloud computing. Indeed, without the common abstraction, SaaS is nothing more than the Application Service Provider (ASP) model renamed. Morevoer, SaaS clouds (yes, pun intended again) understanding since SaaS pertains more to "how a service is delivered" than "what is in the service offering". Furthermore, the concept of SaaS doesn't immediately translate well when our focus is on private over public cloud computing. That is, an application served up in a private cloud is typically not considered SaaS.
Of note, I would propose that if we're moving toward IT service management and delivering IT-as-a-Service (ITaaS), then any applications served by up by IT, be it public or private, should be considered as SaaS. But, this is a debate for another day, the key focus here is to find an common abstraction that allows the definition of cloud computing to hold together regardless of the deployment model.
So, to cut to chase, for me, the common abstraction that allows the NIST proposed definition to stand as a legitimate grouping of attributes is scale. What is different about cloud computing compared to other computing models? Cloud computing focuses on making scalability work at very large scales as part of delivering computing within a service model context. IaaS provides scalability of compute, storage, memory and network resources; PaaS provides scalability of application infrastructure; and SaaS provides scalability of users and licensing.
For years we have been able to scale linearly, but without infinite funds, space and power, eventually, the ability for a single entity to scale will reach a point of saturation. At that point, to continue scaling would require assistance from external partners. However, without a framework and architecture to facilitate extending their own resources into that of their partner's the entity would still be at a loss to achieve their goal and continue to scale. Cloud computing provides us with that architecture and framework to reach beyond our own limits for scalability.
Perhaps others can find other common abstraction that meet their needs in this regard, but for me, defining cloud computing requires us to answer what is the key differentiator between cloud computing and other computing models e.g. client/server, distributed object computing, mainframe, etc. For me, that key definition is the ability to eliminate the saturation points of scaling computing resources.
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As executive director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Franklin County (Mass.), Danielle Letourneau-Therrien, '00, is willing to roll up her sleeves and do what needs to be done. She believes that's what makes a good leader.
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Her work, in the most impoverished county in Massachusetts, is challenging. The organization finds adult role models for children in need of mentors.
"These kids may be having difficulty in school or they may have a lot of siblings and not get that one on one attention, some are being raised by grandparents because their parents lost custody, some suffer from abuse or neglect. We match these children with a mentor in one of our three programs," Letourneau-Therrien explained.
As executive director, she supervises professional case managers and coordinates with the national office of Big Brothers and Big Sisters. She is the public face of the organization and is in charge of development and fundraising.
"I am constantly changing gears," she said. "We only have six employees, including me, and we serve about 150 kids."
Letourneau-Therrien has high expectations for herself, which she learned at Meredith.
"I gained confidence in my abilities, and I learned that it is good to try something you may not be good at on the first try … revise, rethink, and don't settle."
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mentions something that might be of special interest to the mobile searcher, I'm of course going to give it a look.
Yesterday, he wrote of a new metasearch service from
Chris Pirillo called http://gada.be. By the
way, Gada.be also works on regular web browsers too!
Basically, enter your search terms as part of the url BEFORE the domain gada.be and run your search.
For example, interested in searching for the term "airlines"? Simply enter http://airlines.gada.be (in other words, the query terms become the subdomain)
and you'll be shown top results (no descriptions, however) from Yahoo, MSN, Flickr, Wikipedia, FindArticles, Google News, and others.
At this point, results pages show no advertising. Cool! I wonder if this will continue? It will sure make the pages load a bit more rapidly. Would mobile users be willing to pay for no advertising but faster load times?
Here's another search, this time for [FBI AND CIA AND Washington AND Offices]:
By the way, if you begin your search on the gada.be homepage you can also run your search in more specialized database categories like multimedia, photos, news, and shopping.
Have you noticed that my searches use both dots and dashes? What about search syntax? Well, there is just a bit. Pirillo writes:
- A dot between two keywords implies a quoted statement (chris.pirillo.gada.be)
- A dash implies the AND operator (robert.scoble-blogger-microsoft.gada.be)
Chris: How about a list of those category slugs and a way to limit to only words in the title? Also, a list of all of the search services available throughout the service?
Well, I'm off to use gada.be with my mobile browser. Let's take a look.
Sometimes the default search offers too many choices. Here are some early
- The results are fine but what about a tool to make the pages I click
on from
the results links more "mobile" friendly. I'm thinking of a service like Skweezer or access to a proxy that reformats pages for mobile devices.
- Also, titles often tell little, what about a link to see the full snippet right from the actual results page?
- Automatic source selection with an option to see more. Especially in a
mobile situation I sometimes want only a few sources. Do I really need results from Technorati, Feedster and IceRocket and the same time? Yes, maybe I do. But what about giving me one or two choices and then a offering link to see others.
- Perhaps I missed them (likely the case) but services like Answers.com and IMDB
would also be useful.
- Gada.be would be another great use of dynamic clustering. Allow users
cluster by topic, source, url, etc. Kind of a Clusty for the mobile searcher.
- Chris, you should talk to Dave Pell at
Rollyo. How about a Rollyo/gada.be hook-up that would allow a user to search only the domains they want.
- If you go for some personalization in the future, the addition of Greg
Linden's Findory would make lots of sense.
Well, I'll keep playing and report back soon. First impressions, not bad in concept at all. Kudos.
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Monday, September 9, 2013
OKANOGAN A DUI enforcement campaign spanning three North-Central Washington counties netted 60 arrests of drivers under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign was conducted from Aug. 16 to Sept. 2.
Preliminary numbers show 60 motorists were stopped and arrested for DUI in Okanogan, Chelan and Douglas counties, the same number of arrests during the 2012 campaign.
The sweep netted 1,420 drivers who were arrested for DUI statewide.
These patrols are important because August is one of the deadliest months on Washington's roadways, the Washington State Patrol said.
Several area agencies participated in the extra DUI patrols, including the Brewster Police Department, the Washington State Patrol and the Okanogan County Sheriff's Office.
To see a list of people arrested each week, see print or e-edition of The Chronicle.
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Isolated showers and thunderstorms after noon. Partly sunny, with a high near 75. South wind 10 to 15 mph increasing to 15 to 20 mph in the afternoon.
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The lunch menu for the Mora /Wagon Mound Senior Centers, with coffee and milk served daily.
Fidelos con carne, salad with dressing, mixed vegetables, flour tortilla, and orange-pineapple mix
Chicken fettuccine, carrots and peppers with margarine, garlic bread, and pears
Pepper steak, rice, buttered carrots, pineapple celery salad, and apple cobbler
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Three West Las Vegas boys' track and field standouts represented the Meadow City in the annual Marilyn Sepulveda Classic on Monday at UNM in Albuquerque.
The Marilyn is a de facto all-star track meet for the New Mexico High School Coaches Association, bringing together top athletes, regardless of classification, in an invitation-only event.
Nicholas Gurule posted the third-longest javelin throw at 169-2 1/2. It was second best among Class 4A throwers.
Tuesday, April 19, 1966 — Gilbert Gonzales, 20, has qualified to attend the U..S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md., as a midshipman. Gonzales will report to the Academy in June to commence his Naval career. Gonzales is a 1965 graduate of Robertson High School. While there he participated in many school activities and held several offices in the student body as well as being voted the outstanding athlete of the year during his senior year.
Reigning state champion Robertson is hosting the district tennis tournaments Friday and Saturday at Leroy Fulgenzi Complex.
RHS is expected to have a strong weekend on the courts after wrapping up top seedings in each bracket this past weekend in Taos for pre-district.
Action begins at 7:30 a.m. each day with players representing RHS, West Las Vegas, Raton and Taos.
Top four seeds follow.
Mora baseball is an overnight success that's been years in the making.
The Rangers, coached by Manuel Benavidez, have built a record of 13-4 overall and 9-1 in district. Mora is coming off a sweep of Cimarron, 7-6 and 14-1 in five innings, and the team is eyeing a serious run at the district title and a spot in the eight-team Class 2A state tournament.
This might be a breakthrough year. But it's been a gradual, deliberate climb for a program that continues to toil in the shadow of the valley's first love — basketball.
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Having disappointed themselves with only an Elite Eight finish in NSCRO rugby 15's, the NMHU Vatos are determined to defend their national title in NSCRO rugby 7's.
They have a good start.
This past weekend the Vatos decisively beat five other college teams at the Midwest Qualifier in Nebraska by a collective margin of 176-12.
Editor's note: The following editorial is from The Dallas Morning News and was initially published on April 26.
Cruz-Kasich alliance to stop Trump is a cynical gamble that could backfire.
If it holds, the uneasy truce between Texas' Sen. Ted Cruz and Ohio Gov. John Kasich may — and we emphasize may — succeed in keeping real estate mogul Donald Trump from securing enough delegates to win the GOP nomination outright.
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An organic chemistry senior at Highlands University was tapped from among 17,000 applicants for a National Science Foundation graduate fellowship.
Melecio Perea, who also has his pick of seven Ph.D. programs, was awarded a three-year NSF fellowship of $34,000 a year.
Perea, a 22-year-old Las Vegas native, said the magnitude of the award is still sinking in.
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i like the seafood platter and the tahu goreng however the disappointing part is the tom yum soup tasted quite bland compared to the westmall outlet.
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I had lunch with a friend on a Saturday afternoon. The restaurant was not crowded. We ordered Stir Fried Spicy Minced Chicken. The chicken is spicy enough to handle and has a home taste of "thailand" road stall that sells it. We also ordered other variety such as green curry chicken, tom yam seafood soup and mango salad. These few types of food is commonly found food in Thailand. It is nice to have food that lets you "travel" around the world. To end the meal how could I miss the mango sticky rice which is my all time favourite. Yummy. The pricing of food is reasonable and the food definitely wouldn't taste less flavorful compared to the other expensive Thai restaurants in town
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2/28/2013 (3 years ago)
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A veteran White House journalist says he was threatened by a senior official in the White House because of an op-ed he published over the weekend. Bob Woodward, penned the piece calling out Obama for changing the terms of the deal he made with Congress to avoid the sequester.
Bob Woodward, veteran journalist, was threatened by an Obama administration official for an op-ed he wrote.
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Keywords: Obama, comment, Woodward, threat, journalist, sequester, op-ed
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Bob Woodard says he was threatened after publishing an on-ed over the weekend in The Washington Post. That piece prompted a reply from a senior administration official, whom he is refusing to name. The threat says, "you will regret doing this."
Woodward told CNN in an interview, "They're not happy at all."
What Woodward did was criticize Obama's handling of the sequester, a package of automatic spending cuts set to begin on Friday. Obama, despite previous pledges to cut spending, has said he now wants a more "balanced" approach, which includes closing tax benefits he has identified as loopholes.
In other words, Obama wants to cut less and raise more taxes instead. Republicans have said they will stand firm this time, and the sequester is virtually certain to happen.
However, White House officials have bristled at Woodward's comments, which say the change in strategy by the Obama administration is unfair.
Woodward wrote in his piece, "When the president asks that a substitute for the sequester include not just spending cuts but also new revenue, he is moving the goal posts. His call for a balanced approach is reasonable, and he makes a strong case that those in the top income brackets could and should pay more. But that was not the deal he made."
Simply put, Woodward is treading softly, but still explaining that Obama is reneging on a deal he previously made. If true, then it makes lies of his prior promises, and that is naturally embarrassing for the administration.
Indeed, Republicans have seized on Woodward's quote and used it repeatedly all week to emphasize that even veteran journalists like Woodward are crying foul over Obama's latest broken promises.
The White House has declined to interview on the situation, however another White House official, again unnamed, said that "no threat was intended."
She went further and said that the email suggested Woodward "would regret the observation he made regarding the sequester because that observation was inaccurate, nothing more."
Of course, the political whitewashing is likely an attempt to make apologetics for a rude, and underhanded remark against a journalist doing his job. It also hints at the culture in the White House, that such a comment could even be considered acceptable in any context. In most workplaces, that specific string of words could get one fired, or even arrested.
However, Obama has said nothing about the comment, and as long as the offender remains protected by anonymity, it's unlikely they will face any real consequence for threatening a member of the free[?] press.
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Thousands attended Donald Trump's Orange County rally - then broke out in violent protest. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The Trump rally in Costa Mesa's Orange County Amphitheater was overflowing with supporters. There were several supporters who couldn't fit ... continue reading
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The Obama administration's new rule for faith-based partnerships has drawn various reactions: one observer warned they could cause problems for partnering religious groups, while another said the action also strengthens these groups' protections against government ... continue reading
By David Drudge (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Have we won the ground war in Afghanistan? According to the government reports and the media, we sure have. However, this is not what one whistleblower has said, warning as early as 2012 that the American people are being deceived by the government. LOS ANGELES, CA ... continue reading
By Kenya Sinclair (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio's closest aides have been issued subpoenas to aid the investigation into his shady fundraising strategies. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The scandal surrounding de Blasio's fundraising has made headlines since 2014, when a leaked ... continue reading
By David Drudge (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Donald Trump delivered his first full speech on foreign policy and he sounded fairly presidential while doing so. Trump is not a politician by trade, but he may make an excellent president thanks to his extensive business acumen. Trump is on the path to the Republican ... continue reading
By Kenya Sinclair (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
The race for the presidential nominee has been full of surprises as history-making events, claims of foul play, dirty dealings and controversial statements have cropped up in abundance. Candidates have, at times, been caught up in a tight race, but Tuesday's primary ... continue reading
By David Drudge (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Donald Trump is on track to win both the primary and the election, according to the numbers. He is on a better trajectory than Mitt Romney was in 2008. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton, while winning her primary, is losing support. LOS ANGELES, CA (California Network) - ... continue reading
By David Drudge (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Ted Cruz and John Kasich have teamed up to block Donald Trump from winning the Republican nomination. The rivals have agreed to divide upcoming primary states, so they can efficiently spend resources attacking Trump instead of each other. LOS ANGELES, CA (California ... continue reading
By Thomas Heed (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Men with bad motives or who live dissolute lifestyles have always been potential sexual threats to women - and now women have been pushed further into their corners as "transgender rights" rise to prominence as the newest notion of the sexual revolution. These rights ... continue reading
By Kenya Sinclair (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
World leaders have finally realized the destruction they have been allowing the planet to endure - and the ensuing consequences. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - A shocking number of 175 global leaders gathered at the United Nations headquarters to sign the Paris ... continue reading