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Joel Laube Memorial Golf Tournament
Please join us for the 11th annual Joel Laube Memorial Golf Tournament, Silent Auction, and Dinner. The tournament will directly benefit the Joel Laube Memorial Scholarship at Bethany Lutheran College.
Joel was an example of what a team leader and friend ought to be. He was quick to befriend others, had a positive attitude on and off the field, and truly had a love for people. Joel always put others first. We want to perpetuate that memory in a positive way. Your participation in this tournament will help us to do that while benefiting students attending Joel's alma mater.
When: Friday, June 6, 2014
Where: Crystal Lake Golf Club located at 16725 Innsbrook Drive, Lakeville, Minnesota
Time: 1 p.m. shotgun start, best ball format. Driving range open at 11:30 a.m. with free range balls. There will be various hole prizes and contests.
If you are not a golfer, you are welcome to attend the dinner and silent auction after the golfing. This will be a great opportunity to socialize with former classmates and friends as well as the Laube Family. The evening events will begin at approximately 5:30 p.m. Proceeds from the auction will benefit the Joel Laube Memorial Scholarship.
Cost: $135 per golfer, which includes 18 holes of golf, cart, dinner, and door prizes. For golf only, the cost is $100; and dinner only is $40.
Information: If you have any questions, please call (800) 944-3066 ext. 314, or (507) 344-7314.

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The Division focuses on the poorest and most vulnerable developing countries in the world. Specifically, it aims to increase understanding of the development problems of Africa and the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), as well as countries with specific geographical impediments, notably Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs) and Small Island Developing States (SIDS).
The Division proposes policies for actions to support inclusive and sustainable development.
Over 90 developing countries fall under the Division's areas of work.
A meeting of the Regional Coordination Mechanism for Africa (RCM-Africa) clusters was held in Nairobi, Kenya, 24 - 25 July to review the African Union Commission's 2012 Work Plan to date.
The Permanent Mission of Turkey has informed that the deadline for application to Turkey's Graduate Scholarship Programme for students from least developed countries has been extended to 3 August 2012.
Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF)
United Nations Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and the Small Island Developing States (UN-OHRLLS)
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Donate School Supplies
While working with extremely tight budgets, many teachers pay for school supplies out of pocket. Everyday items like paper and pencils are always in high demand, and a teacher's annual stipend for supplies rarely lasts longer than the first month or two of the school year. The next time you're at an office supply store, grab some basics for your child's classroom. You'll likely make his teacher's day.
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Life+ Festival « Seas of Posidonia » drops anchor in El Ejido
08 June 2013 | News story
On the 8th and 9th of June, El Ejido municipality welcomed the 3rd edition of the Life+ Festival "Seas of Posidonia". Through entertaining and fun activities, this festival raises awareness in the population on the crucial role played by marine meadows in the good health of the littoral. Indeed, they serve as a habitat and breeding ground for many commercial species, as water purifiers and as carbon sinks.
The festival is a part of the Life+ project for the conservation of Posidonia Oceanica meadows in the Andalusian part of the Mediterranean. It was inaugurated on Friday, June 7th, in the city hall of El Ejido, by the Mayor Francisco Góngora. He pointed out that "the objective of this event is to spread the benefits provided by marine meadows, as well as the costs induced by their loss, such as the repercussions on fish populations and beach regeneration or the deterioration of touristic attractions."
The festival coincided with the World Oceans Day, celebrated on the 8th of June. Many activities were organized in the Municipal Park for the occasion, such as street parades, workshops, a puppet theatre, dance performances by the Adagio Academy and the Dancing School of Circulo, a photo exposition and concerts of the groups "El fin del Mundo" and "El Juca".
Góngora stressed "the importance of preserving our environmental activities". According to him, "it is fundamental to be aware of our environment and to raise consciousness. This is the purpose of activities, projects and events like the ones we are welcoming today."
José Manuel Ortiz, the territorial delegate of Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment, was also at the inauguration of the festival. He demanded "the implication of sea users in the defense of Mediterranean underwater plants, keeping in mind that Almeria has 16 000 hectares of Posidonia meadows, 92% of the andalusian littoral total."
This meeting was organized by the Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), in collaboration with El Ejido municipality and the NGO Aula del Mar. The festival falls within the activities of the Life+ project for the conservation of Posidonia Oceanica in Andalusia. The Life+ project is coordinated by the Regional Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Environment of Andalusia and co-financed by CEPSA.
Mar Otero, an IUCN technician, invited everyone to participate in the festival and to learn in a fun way the importance of Posidonia, "a unique species, present in the Mediterranean, which shows preoccupying signs of regression. The marine meadows form important coastal ecosystems and are good indicators of the health of our beaches."
On Friday, educational activities on the environment were organized for school children. At the same time, local representatives of the economic and social sectors gathered around a round table to discuss the environmental situation of Posidonia meadows and to make propositions for the environment conservation in El Ejido.
On his part, David Alarcon, who coordinated the awareness campaign "Posidonia, 100% Mediterranean" of CIRCE (Conservation, Information and Research on Cetaceans), pointed out "the ecologic and economic importance of keeping Posidonia meadows. They are estimated to generate a revenue of 18,000 euros per hectare for municipalities through fishing and tourism."
Life+ Posidonia in Andalusia concentrates its actions on ten Mediterranean sites of community importance: Levante Almeriense seabed, San Andrés island, Gata-Níjar cape, Roquetas de Mar reefs, Punta Entinas-Sabinar seabed, Calahonda-Castel de Ferro cliffs and seabed, Maro-Cerro Gordo cliffs, El Saladillo-Punta de Baños and Bahía de Estepona seabed.
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1. An inaugural dissertation on the chemical properties of atmospheric air: submitted to the examination of the Rev. John Ewing, S.T.P. provost, the trustees and medical professors of the University of Pennsylvania : for a degree of Doctor of Medicine, on the twelfth day of May, 1791
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Hooters ProCup Series - Racin' AroundWritten by on January 1, 2002
Hooters ProCup Series Opens Northern OfficeThe United Speed Alliance Racing (USAR) Hooters ProCup series has announced the opening of a satellite office at Jennerstown (Pa.) Speedway.
"We are very excited to solidify our partnership with Jennerstown Speedway," USAR President Gene Cox said. "Steve Peles has a first-class operation at Jennerstown Speedway, and we look forward to a long and beneficial relationship with the track. USAR has aquired partnership in the facility, and we look forward to returning to the track in 2002 with the Hooters ProCup series."
Jimmy Wilson was promoted to director of the Northern Division and assumed his duties late in the fall.
"I feel this office will show competitors that USAR is committed to the Northern Division, and the location will be convenient for everyone," said Wilson.
Busch Series To Run
Daytona Twice In '02
The NASCAR Busch Grand National Series will run in conjunction with the Winston Cup series next July in Daytona. The Busch series will run a 250-mile (100-lap) race on Friday night preceding the Cup race.
"Having the Busch series race is a great addition to the Pepsi 400 weekend," said speedway President John Graham. "The combination of the Winston Cup series and the Busch series in July at Daytona gives us an event schedule second only to Speedweeks in February."
Dirt Late Model Hall Of Fame
It's about time! Finally, dirt Late Model racing is getting recognition long overdue. The National Dirt Late Model Hall of Fame has been formed to recognize the great people who were the pioneers of the sport, as well as current and future generations of drivers and other individuals. There will be five honorees from each of three categories. Those include active and retired drivers and individuals who have contributed to the sport. The ceremony will take place near the end of each season at Florence (Ky.) Speedway.
Meet The Kellys On NASCAR.Com
Never miss an episode of The Simpsons? How about King of the Hill? If you answered yes to one or both of these questions, you have to check out The Kellys on NASCAR.com. The Kellys is an original animated series showing on www.nascar.com. Every Friday during the racing season check out a new three-minute episode.
Each episode follows Joe Kelly, owner of Team Kelly Racing. The series gives you a behind-the-scenes look at Joe's racing operation. To the extent that his wife and kids let him, Joe Kelly runs the show at Team Kelly Racing's two-car, three-ring circus operation.
"Sometimes it's maddening. Sometimes it's magic," says Joe Kelly himself.
Log onto www.nascar.com and check out the three-minute episode every Friday to see if the Charlotte Candy/Bronco Beer-sponsored car of Team Kelly Racing has found a driver yet. Also, stay online to get more information about the Kelly gang. Meet Brenda, Joe's wife, and find out more about each member of the team from Calvin to Billy. Log on to the message boards and chat about the show and characters. You can also view past episodes and get the latest news on the Kelly family, Team Kelly and its sponsors. There are also downloads available with desktop wallpaper images of the Kellys, Trish and Joe.
The Kellys uses the same standards as a PG-rated movie. Parental guidance is suggested for younger viewers. Log on and go racing with the Kellys!
Tommy Baldwin-Car Owner
Crew chief Tommy Baldwin can usually be found hovering over the No. 22 Caterpillar Dodge of Ward Burton. But when the 2002 season rolls around, you're going to see Baldwin put on his car owner hat. He and long-time friend Eddie D'Hondt have announced they are forming a Busch Grand National team for '02.
"We have spoken with some very talented drivers, manufacturers and crewmen who are very excited about the possibilities of the dynamic team we have the ability to put together," says Baldwin. "We are meeting with companies who have shown an interest in sponsoring this endeavor, and we will continue to do that until we have secured enough financing to be the best team in this series."
Indy Racing League (IRL) To Start Support Series In '02
Tony George and company are set to launch a new support series for the IRL in the form of the Indy Racing Infiniti Pro Series in mid-2002. Seven races will be run in conjunction with the IRL in 2002. The new series will utilize Infiniti Q45 engines with Dallara Automobili chassis built exclusively for the series.
"The launch of this new series is the natural evolution of the Indy Racing League," said George, president and CEO of the IRL. "With our partners at Dallara and Infiniti, this will be a successful series that will add value to promoters when they host an Indy Racing League weekend."
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Police seek to ID suspect in theft of cash from BP store
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Last Modified: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 at 3:15 p.m.
OCALA - Police are seeking assistance identifying and locating a man who snatched cash from a register Wednesday.
Officers said the man entered the BP gas station at 3821 SW College Road and asked the clerk if he could use the telephone to call someone because he was stranded. While using the businesses cordless phone, the man reportedly reached over and snatched money from the till when it was opened.
With cash in hand, along with the phone, the man left the store and ran away, officials said.
Anyone with information can call the Ocala Police Department at 369-7000, Crime Line at 369-7061 or Crime Stoppers at 368-STOP, visit www.ocalacrimestoppers.com or text "ocalapd" and a tip to TIP411.
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Media Advisory 13-003 March 22 Event Makes the Case: College and Career Readiness Demand Good Preparation in STEM
NSF-sponsored workshop in Baltimore brings together educators and education researchers to share evidence-based practices for improving student performance in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)
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Experts in the realm of STEM education are coming to Baltimore on March 22 to offer successful evidenced-based practices for STEM teaching and learning among K-12 students. The University of Maryland, Baltimore is the setting for the all-day colloquium, which has a special focus on college and career readiness. Sessions include:
A full agenda for the day is accessible at the Successful STEM Education website. The website also links to free downloads of two reports funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and developed by the National Research Council. The Baltimore workshop is the latest in a series of workshops sponsored by NSF to bring the recommendations of the reports--Successful K-12 STEM Education and Monitoring Progress Toward Successful K-12 STEM Education: A Nation Advancing?--to state and district superintendents, principals, teachers and education researchers.
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TALLAHASSEE, Florida (AP) - A Senate Appropriations subcommittee will discuss two proposals that would expand health insurance for low-income Floridians under the federal health law.
Sen. Joe Negron's plan would cover more than 1 million residents and receive about $55 billion from the federal government over the next decade. But instead of enrolling in Medicaid, enrollees could use that money to purchase private insurance.
A proposal by Sen. Aaron Bean, R-Fernandina Beach, would rely on state funds and would cover fewer residents. Both plans would require recipients to pay premiums and co-pays.
Bean's proposal mirrors a bill in the House. House leaders have spoken out against accepting federal money tied to the Affordable Care Act.
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Big thanks to DtL reader whynotme for sending me (and translating) the link to this French interview featuring Rafael Nadal published today on L'Express.fr.
The Mallorcan Matador, who was stunned in Miami yesterday, is asked a series of questions based on the idea of "If you were...".
Check out this question and his very surprising (at least to me) answer -
Q : If you were... a person you hope to meet?
A : Roger Federer. When I was young, I always had this dream : I was at the bottom of a huge mountain and I was looking at the top. When I beat Roger Federer in January, in Melbourne, in the final of the Australian Open, I felt an animal excitement. But afterwards, I felt an emptiness and a loneliness indescribable. As if I had no more aim/no more purpose. To me, Federer is still the number 1 in the world. I want to meet him again on court. I know he can beat me.
It seems, if this interview is to be believed, he may be lacking some motivation right now since he's now dominating the baller who he considers to be the best ever. So, in his mind, what's left? Is it better to dominate your greatest rival or to be challenged, and defeated, at times along the way?? Rafa seems to lean towards the latter.
I actually find this perspective incredibly refreshing. Most athletes want to win, win, win and aim for the ultimate prize only. Rafa, though, may be looking at the battles themselves with Fed as the biggest prize of 'em all.
UPDATE: Here's the entire Q & A translated into English. Forgive the Google translation!
World No. 1 tennis player, it erodes his opponents with his shot lifts overpowering. Yet this young man of 22 years is also a model of simplicity, the disarming sweetness. Qualities that may have prompted a home fragrances begin to do so in another career: that of his new muse water toilet, Lanvin l'Homme Sport.
If you were ... A place of celebration
My island, Majorca, where I grew up. My ancestors came to settle in the fourteenth century! Always there with my family in the house where I was born. My grandparents live in the ground floor. My uncle Toni [coach] is on the second. My parents live in the third. And I share the top floor with my sister, Maria Isabel.
My strength, I can not always control it. My grandmother watches all my games on TV with his girlfriend of 80 years. One of them told him: "He hits hard, but with great politeness."
I love Spanish pop groups like La Oreja de Van Gogh and singers like Alejandro Sanz and Julio Iglesias. Before all my matches I m'isoler with my iPod. I have a ritual: before playing, it is imperative that I listen to a song from the musical Phantom of the Paradise.
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La Cité des dieux sauvages, Isabel Allende. I am very touched by the commitment of the writer. Since the departure of Pinochet, she returned to Chile and fight for the rights of his people.
A landscape that creates the dream
I was 4 years old when my father raised me on a fishing boat to take me to the other side of the island. The land to the sea .. There is nothing more beautiful. When I stopped tennis, I buy a boat to spend the rest of my days. This will be a motorboat. I love the speed.
A meeting that you hope
Roger Federer. Small, I was a dream: I was at the foot of a huge mountain and I looked at the top. When I beat Federer in January, in Melbourne, in the final of the Australian Open, I felt excitement animal. But then I felt an emptiness and a loneliness indescribable, as if I had no other purpose. For me Federer is still the No. 1 worldwide. I want to meet again on the court. I know it can beat me.
A word that serves as a motto
Gandhi said: "I do not like the word tolerance, but I can find no better."
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I have taken a passion for a painter of Majorca, Ricard Chiang. It is very strange paintings, black and silver, which are forests, crucifixes, caravels ...
A revolt
Success will not change my life. My room is still the same, my friends are guys I met at school, my girlfriend is a friend of my sister. Holidays in Monaco or St. Barth I'm not interested.
A garment that makes it beautiful
I know nothing about the fashion trends, but like all Spaniards and Italians, I choose what I wear. Holding my favorite: jeans, a white shirt, a jacket and tailored Santiage.
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As I'm sure most readers realize, a great many administrators choose to run *BSD as their ideal server OS, and as one such desperate admin looking for an exchange replacement im bound to post and ask for the greater good of mankind:
Will zimbra compile from source and install on FreeBSD 4.x? 5.x?
Will the linux binarys run in compatibility mode on the above?
Has anybody been able to successfully install zimbra on *BSD?
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. (WUSA) -- Inova is implementing temporary visitation restrictions to prevent the spread of the flu, the hospital posted on its site.
The restrictions began on Jan. 11 and are being implemented at all Inova hospital inpatient units.
Among the prohibitions are visitors who show any symptoms of influenza-like illness, visitors who are under 18 years of age, and visitors will be limited to two persons.
"These temporary measures will help protect against influenza infection of the most vulnerable among us, including inpatients with compromised immune systems as well as our caregivers," Dr. Loring Flint, Inova's Chief Medical Officer said on the site.
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That is ridiculous!
This is headline on AP news. Feds are considering using wolves to control elk populations in COLORADO. BACA national wildlife refuge. And of course the environmentalist are supporting. I really hope this never happens like it has here in Wyoming. It has destroyed some of our game populations. http://bit.ly/x5FxbA
That is ridiculous!
Seeing some of the comments in the article just makes me cringe like, "Right now, it's a question. You have a lot of elk, a lot of people would say you need a large predator."
My question is what is wrong with recreational hunters being used as a management tool or that, "large predator" mentioned instead of introducing a predator that will spread outside the boundary to control the elk herds?
I know the areas are closed to hunting but what if they opened it up to recreational hunting just short term to control the herds. I'm hoping they learned from Yellowstone and can pick a better plan this time around.
Kevin I agree. These large predators don't just stay were they are released. Eat there quota of elk and then disappear. These sobs seek and destroy and travel. Some of our moose herds just don't exist anymore. Irritates the hell out of me
simply the dummest thing I've ever heard
http://www.idahoman.com/ - an online, outdoors focused magazine, highlighting hunting, fishing, the land, and the issues surrounding those opportunities in Idaho.
oh shi!!!!!!!!!!!
There has been a lot of comments like this for the same situation that exists in Rocky Mt. NP.
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"My Father always considered a walk in the mountains as the equivalent of church going."
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Anti-hunters love this solution. They get to see furry, mangey wolves, and hunters get supplanted by another predator.
To citizens of Colorado:
Call your congressman. Email your congressman. Do the same for your governor. Organize a rally. Tell your friends to do the same.
Sadly, even if you succeed, I think it is only a matter of time before wolves are there anyway.
WOW, the stupidity of other people never ceases to amaze me.


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May 31, 2016
Meridian Public Schools named LaVonda Germany its Administrator of the Year.
The principal of Poplar Springs Elementary School was cheered by students as she was received a plaque and flowers from superintendent, Dr. Alvin Taylor.
Germany has been with the district 23 years.
Poplar Springs is a Star school in the state, and has improved steadily in the past 5 years that
Germany has been principal. She says she's glad to be able to make a difference.
"I get to be a small part of what goes on at Meridian Public Schools and what goes on here at Poplar Springs," said Germany. "And I just get to be, again, just that one little part that maybe that motivates my teachers or the kids. And I get to have fun each and every day that I'm here."
Germany will represent the Meridian district in the state Administrator of the Year program.
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Allergies are an overreaction of your immune system to a specific item (allergen). Allergic reactions can range from mildly annoying like sneezing and itching to potentially life-threatening problems.
Allergy tests are a group of tests. They are used to identify the allergens that are causing your allergic reactions. Your doctor can use this information to help you make an allergy management plan.
Allergy tests can cause itchiness locally. It is rare but some may have a severe allergic reaction to allergens used in testing. Your doctor will monitor you for some time after the test to manage any negative reactions.
Keep a diary of your allergy symptoms. When you have symptoms, write them down, including:
For certain tests, your doctor may ask you to stop certain medications before the test.
There are several types of allergy tests:
Your doctor may recommend an antihistamine after the test. This can reduce itchiness at the test site. For severe allergies, make sure you have your EpiPen available.
You may have mild irritation where the substance is applied to the skin. The needle pricks are small but can be irritating.
Skin and patch test results are available immediately. Blood test results may take more time.
Avoiding your specific allergens will help lessen your symptoms. You and your doctor can also discuss additional steps to help control your allergic reactions.
After the test, call your doctor if you develop a severe rash or have any questions or concerns.
American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Allergy Asthma Information Association
Allergy Foundation
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Middleton's Allergy: Principles and Practice.
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Allergy diagnostic testing: an updated practice parameter. American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology website. Available at:
http://www.acaai.org/NR/rdonlyres/0B3BD12B-E34D-471B-994D-50DFD8E56A06/0/Dx_Testing_2008.pdf. Accessed July 21, 2009.
Allergic rhinitis. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
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Tips to remember: allergy testing.
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http://www.aaaai.org/conditions-and-treatments/library/at-a-glance/allergy-testing.aspx. Accessed December 7, 2012.
Last reviewed September 2013 by Marcin Chwistek, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Proper Engine Building Techniques - A Lasting ImpressionWritten by on November 16, 2010 Proper Building Techniques To Make Your Engine Last
When it comes to the engine in our Mopar, we all want an abundance of power (isn't that why we drive Mopars?), but there are other important aspects regarding the powerplant that sits between the frame rails of our car. For a powerful engine to last, it must be able to withstand the forces placed on it during its life, especially in high-rpm or high-load applications, without over-stressing itself or breaking an internal part that would lead to engine failure. Chrysler did a pretty good job designing their high-performance V-8 engines to withstand their rated power levels, and stock Mopar muscle car engines often lasted far longer than the engines in their competitors' vehicles. Engine technology has come a long way in the past four decades though, and by today's standards the engines in our muscle cars definitely utilize outdated technology.
To properly build a high-performance engine, it takes a good selection of the right parts, as well as accurate inspection, machining, and assembly techniques, to result in an engine that is not only powerful, but durable as well. And while durability isn't usually the first thing that comes to mind when building an engine, it is vitally important if you want to be able to properly enjoy your vehicle. Durability means that at the track, you're the racer who runs quick, consistent elapsed times or lap speeds, without having to open the hood of your car during an event. On the street, durability means not worrying about driving on that long cruise or taking your car on a trip or to the track, because you're confident nothing will break. But while knowing the importance of engine durability is one thing, actually achieving it is an entirely different matter. It takes the proper tools, techniques, and parts to build an engine that lasts, and often the experience needed is gained by testing parts and theories on the dyno or at the racetrack.
One of the reasons we do so much racing is because we know the rigors of racing are the ultimate test of engine parts, and the technology used in race engines can often be applied to street or dual-purpose engines as well. This is no secret, as auto manufacturers have been utilizing this theory for many years, applying cutting edge racing technology to the engines they produce for their street cars and building more powerful and robust production engines each year. So, while we know most of you won't get the chance to build your own all-out race Hemi, we thought we'd let you follow along while we build one, showing you the parts and techniques we used, many of which can be applied to your street engine as well.
The subject of our build is a 540 cubic inch all aluminum Hemi we're putting together for a friend and local Mopar enthusiast who lives on the West coast of Florida. This engine is a full-blown race motor, which will eventually reside in a tube-chassis '68 Dodge Dart. Due to its power potential, this engine will be built using all aftermarket parts, including an Indy Maxx aluminum, water-cooled block, Indy CNC ported aluminum cylinder heads, a Comp roller cam, Milodon oil system, and a mixture of forged and billet internals from Summit Racing. Experience tells us that this high-compression race engine has the potential of nearly 1,000 horsepower and 8,500 or more rpm if equipped with tunnel-ram induction, but Joe chose a cross-ram intake manifold which will limit the engines output to around 900 horsepower. Even so, the loads and pressures on the internal and external engine parts will be immense, so only the best parts, and the most precise machining techniques, will ensure this engine's longevity.
Any time you build an engine, or have one built, you must define the intended use of the engine, which will determine the minimum quality of parts necessary. Since this engine is an all-out race piece, we'll be using some of the best parts on the market to build it. Also remember that even at the top level of performance, there are still equivalent parts made by competing companies. In these cases, the engine builder generally uses his or her personal experience, choosing the part based on parameters like weight, dimensional accuracy, application, etc. The one way we don't choose our parts is by price. While it is true that some of the best parts are expensive, it's also true that highest-priced parts aren't always the highest quality, or could be overkill for an engine that makes only moderate power.
Accurate machine work is also vital to the power and durability of a high-performance engine. You can assemble your engine with the best parts in the world, but if the cylinders aren't round, the decks aren't square, or the valve guides have too much clearance, it won't make the power you expect it to or last as long as it should. In a street car, this isn't often apparent as initially two engines with vast differences in quality might seem to make similar power. However, in six months, a year, or two years, the engine built with higher-quality parts and accurate machining will still be running strongly and consistently, while the other engine may smoke, burn oil, perform poorly, or not run at all. In racing applications, the lesser engine quickly makes itself apparent by a lack of power, requiring constant maintenance, or by spilling its guts and oil out the bottom (or sides) of the oil pan.
In our part of central Florida, we use Auto Performance Engines for their machine shop services. Owner Kevin Willis runs a clean shop, has high-quality, updated equipment including a Superflow engine dyno, and he's not scared to tell us something isn't right even if he knows we won't be happy. These qualities are also possessed by the shops in our AMSOIL/Mopar Muscle Engine Challenge, and should be what you look for when choosing a machine shop to perform your work. Don't assume just because a shop builds off-brand racing motors that they have the equipment like torque plates for Mopar engines so they can perform your work properly. This is an area where you don't want to cheap-out. Performing machine work to the highest standard takes extra time, and a shop doing such work will replace tooling more often to ensure accuracy, but the money you'll spend upfront will certainly be worth it when your engine provides years of good service.
Assembling the engine also requires a special touch, patience, and a certain amount of precision tooling. Just as importantly, the assembly area must be clean as well as all of the engine parts and tools. Before you use your socket set to tighten any of the fasteners inside an engine, think about where your tools have been. If you were just crawling in a gravel driveway tightening the muffler clamps on your '78 custom van, you don't want to transfer that dirt and rust into the engine you're building. This is one of the many reasons to either have clean, dedicated engine building tools, or to have a professional build your engine for you. If neither of these options is possible, we suggest completely cleaning the tools in a parts washer or with brake cleaner, then soap and water, just like the engine components.
Now that we've told you why it's important to use the proper parts, accurate machining, and proper assembly techniques, let's get busy building this big Hemi. Follow along and you'll certainly learn a trick or technique that you can apply to your next engine build. And if you're planning to have an engine shop build your next engine for you, this article should give you the information you'll need to choose a shop properly.
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Another advantage on an aluminum block is that if the engine does suffer an internal parts failure that damages the block, the block can quite often be repaired by Tig-welding.The Indy block comes with extra gusseting, and billet steel main caps. Factory Hemis had cross-bolts in the center three main caps, the Indy block has them in all five. Combined with ARP Main studs and cross bolts, these caps will virtually eliminate cap walk, keeping the crankshaft as true as possible in the main journals.The power an engine makes is directly related to the flow of the cylinder heads. To ensure our big Hemi gets plenty of fuel and air, we chose Indy's CNC ported 426-1 cylinder heads to top this engine.These heads are made of lightweight aluminum, are capable of nearly 1000 horsepower out of the box, and have the rocker stands already conveniently cast into the head.We ordered our heads bare, and then installed Manley severe duty stainless steel valves along with Comp Cams' valve springs, titanium retainers, and locks. Since the stem-to-guide clearance is kept to a minimum, keeping the valve true to the seat, no valve guide seals are necessary on this "race only" engine.The crankshaft takes a lot of abuse in a race engine, so we're using an American-made Crower forged-crankshaft with a 4.5-inch stroke. While less expensive forged crankshafts may be satisfactory for a moderately powered engine, we've found American-made crankshafts like this Crower are generally stronger, lighter, and machined more accurately.To keep our engine oiled, we're running a complete Milodon dual-line external oil system. The swivel pickup will ensure the engine gets oil during acceleration and deceleration, and the trap doors in the pan capture oil in the pickup area ensuring the pump doesn't cavitate, starving the engine for oil.While this race oil-system may be overkill for your street car, Milodon does incorporate some of these same features in their street oiling systems.Accurate machining of the engine parts is equally or more important than the parts themselves when building an engine. We trust our machine work to Auto Performance Engines in Auburndale, Florida, because we've found them to be professional, accurate, and understanding of the close tolerances it takes to make a race engine last.
Does your machine shop have specialty tooling like torque plates for Mopar engines? If not, your cylinders may be distorted during the boring and honing process, making it difficult for the piston rings to seal to the cylinders for maximum efficiency.An accurate balance job is another key to engine longevity, and balancing a V-8 engine is no simple task. Each individual piston, connecting rod, piston pin, ring package, and rod bearing must be individually weighed and balanced to each other, determining the correct bob-weight for the crankshaft.A good machine shop will use accurate measuring equipment like dial-bore gauges to ensure critical dimensions are correct. Expect to pay a little more at a shop that has quality equipment and takes their time with your work, but know that the end result is worth the extra upfront expense.Indy saved us some time by clearancing the bottom of the cylinder bores for a stroker crankshaft and connecting rods...... and notching the top of the cylinder bores for the large intake valves in their 426-1RA CNC ported cylinder heads.If you're assembling the engine yourself, we suggest performing the work in a clean room, with the doors closed and minimum distractions. In addition to cleaning your engine parts, be sure your tools are clean as well. Dirt on tools can contaminate an engine, causing damage on initial startup.How old is your torque wrench? Has it ever been left sitting with tension on the spring? Tools like torque wrenches and micrometers must be checked and recalibrated periodically to ensure accuracy. We suggest sending them back to the manufacturer, or you can do what we do and take them to your local aircraft maintenance facility. Aircraft mechanics are required to have these types of tools recalibrated each year, so they'll know where to send them and the cost is usually reasonable.Since this engine is extremely high compression, the piston is very close to the cylinder head at top dead center. For this reason, piston-to-head clearance must be checked as well as piston-to-valve clearance. Instead of estimating the compressed thickness of the head gasket, we keep a used gasket on hand to measure the actual clearance.
For maximum combustion chamber seal, we're using Total Seal file-fit piston rings and copper head gaskets. With copper gaskets, the head is "O-ringed" which actually means a groove is cut around the combustion chamber surface of the head, and a piece of stainless steel aviation safety wire is pressed into the groove.The block gets a groove as well, called a receiver groove, and when the head is torqued in place the copper gasket is forced into the groove for a great seal.Copper gaskets require sealer around the water jacket holes, and are likely overkill for most street applications. In addition to copper head gaskets, Summit Racing Equipment also carries a full line of multi-layer steel (MLS) head gaskets for Mopar applications.Valvetrain geometry is vitally important in a high-revving engine like ours, and we found Indy's rocker arm kit to be well-engineered, properly placing the tip of the rocker on the valve stem throughout the valve's lift cycle. Additionally, these rockers are strong, built for the rigors of high-lift roller camshafts and springs.Indy provides restrictors for the oil galleys leading to the rocker arms, limiting oil to the top end and directing more of the oil pump's pressure and volume to the main and rod bearings where it's needed. This trick can be applied to most motors that utilize a roller valvetrain.You may not be building a high-powered, all aluminum Hemi for your Mopar, but you can certainly apply the techniques and procedures we used to the engine you are building. By using quality parts, accurate machine work, and proper assembly techniques, your engine will be as durable as it is powerful, and will give you many years of good service.


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This brochure begins by stating the ICRC's mission, then describes the organization itself and discusses its identity, legal foundations and scope of action. It goes on to explain the ICRC's varied activities and how they are implemented. This is a very useful reference text.


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HHS official touts Medicaid, mum on Walker choice
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Expanding Medicaid under President Barack Obama's health care law is a good deal for any state, a top federal health official who previously served a long stint in Wisconsin government said Monday.
Ken Munson, regional director of the U.S. Health and Human Service department, carefully avoided any direct comments on Gov. Scott Walker's decision to reject the expansion. But Munson said: "I just don't want to underestimate the importance of Medicaid coverage."
Munson also did not discuss Walker's decision to turn down a chance for the state to operate a new private marketplace for people to purchase insurance.
Walker made the moves saying he was concerned over how much it would cost the state in the future both to manage the insurance marketplace and to pay its share of the additional people put on Wisconsin's BadgerCare Medicaid programs.
But health care advocacy groups, Wisconsin hospitals and others that pushed for Walker to go in the other direction have said it makes sense to have the state control the insurance marketplace and also accept full federal funding to expand Medicaid for the next three years.
Munson stressed that states can change their minds at any point both on expanding Medicaid and operating the private health insurance marketplace and anyone with an opinion should make it known.
"This is not just something I say in Wisconsin," Munson said at the HealthWatch Wisconsin conference, a gathering of policy makers, consumer advocates, and health care industry representatives.
The meeting was organized by ABC for Health, a Madison-based public interest law firm that works with making sure children and families get health care benefits and services.
ABC for Health director Bobby Peterson said before Munson spoke that Walker's plan rejecting the Medicaid expansion didn't make sense.
Walker proposed lowering the state's Medicaid income-eligibility rate from 200 percent of the federal poverty level to 100 percent. That would make the Medicaid income cutoff for a single person $11,490 a year instead of $22,980. He would also remove a cap on a program for childless adults.
The net effect — between new people coming into the previously capped program and those leaving Medicaid because they earn too much — would be a 5,000-person decrease. But Walker also said because of people purchasing insurance through the marketplace known as an exchange, the number of uninsured in the state would drop by 224,580.
Critics have said that number is inflated and people who would lose Medicaid coverage won't be able to afford premiums and other charges under the coverage plan they would receive through the exchange.
"This is not right. This is not a good plan," Peterson said Monday. "This plan is grounded in political ambition because it makes no sense from a practical, moral or fiscal sense."
Munson said it's understandable that the changes taking place under President Barack Obama's health care law, like establishing the private marketplaces and expanding Medicaid, would result in lawsuits and states diverging in what approaches to take.
"When you have this big of a societal change, it's not surprising we have these kind of struggles and fights," said Munson, who served three times as deputy secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, most recently in 2010 and 2011.
Wisconsin is one of 26 states that have deferred to the federal government to set up their health insurance exchanges, the online marketplace for consumers to buy government-subsidized private insurance. Twenty-three states plus the District of Columbia said they would run their own exchanges or partner with the federal government. Utah's status is unclear.
The new exchanges are scheduled to go into operation in October, with insurance coverage beginning in January 2014. They are a key part of the Affordable Care Act, the health care law championed by Obama that is reshaping how Americans buy insurance.
Munson said 27 states have chosen to expand Medicaid as allowed under the law, a move he said will help save lives and provide needed preventative care. States that had been against the health care overhaul law — including Michigan, Arizona and Florida — are now recognizing that expanding Medicaid as allowed under the law is the best approach, he said.


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Brian Alters discusses evolution and education at NIH
On May 10, 2006, Brian Alters delivered a lecture on "Evolution and Education" in the National Institute of Health's Evolution and Medicine lecture series, presented by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, the Office of Science Education, and the National Human Genome Research Institute. His lecture is now available on-line to view in RealPlayer format.
National academies of science around the world support evolution education
Sixty-seven national academies of science, representing countries from Albania to Zimbabwe, have endorsed the Interacademy Panel's new statement (PDF) on the teaching of evolution. Among the signatories are the United States National Academy of Sciences, the United Kingdom's Royal Society of London, the Royal Society of Canada, the Australian Academy of Science, and the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, which awards the Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry and the Crafoord Prize.
Evolution standard approved after 7-month delay
South Carolina's Education Oversight Committee (EOC) approved the state science standard concerned with evolution on June 12, after delaying for seven months at the behest of committee member Senator Michael Fair (R-District 6), a well-known opponent of teaching evolution.
Nevada antievolution ballot measure dead
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An Associated Press story in the Las Vegas Sun reports [Link broken] that the so-called "Truth in Science" initiative in Nevada has died. The initiative would have amended the Nevada constitution to require public schools to teach that "parts Of evolution are unproven theories" and various specific points disputed by "some" scientists.
Stanford Medicine: "The Evolutionary War"
"The Evolutionary War" is the theme of the summer 2006 issue of Stanford Medicine. Unsurprisingly, the magazine emphasizes evolution and medicine. "Darwin in Medical School" discusses the efforts, led by Randolph Nesse of the University of Michigan, to incorporate evolution in medical school curricula. "Evolution offers a broad framework on which you can organize and understand all kinds of facts and principles," Nesse comments.
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Tickets: $12 in advance, $15 day of show. Special $10 advanced tickets for election night showing November 6! Purchase tix at thebardstown.com
Performances November 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, and 10. All shows at 7:30 PM.
44 Plays For 44 Presidents is a chronological, biographical survey of the lives and presidencies of each of the 44 men who have held the office so far, told in 2-minute plays dedicated to each of the 44 presidencies. Their mistakes and successes are celebrated by a company of actors who take turns donning a star-spangled coat that symbolizes the presidency. Beginning with George Washington's almost Eden-like perfection, the scenes shift frequently between the comic and the tragic, from Ben Franklin giving Thomas Jefferson a Borscht Belt-style roast, to the frank portrayal of William Henry Harrison's life as an "Indian slayer," and later the grim onset of the Civil War. Act II starts off the twentieth century with the assassination of William McKinley, moves through a Nixon-praising dance number, a George Bush Sr. mini-musical about dirty campaigning and arrives at a polarized America in both the George W. Bush and Barack Obama plays. Audience members consider their role in shaping the history they've just witnessed, as they are left to ponder where the presidency has gone since its fall from paradise...and where it will go next. The show ends with cast members handing out voter registration cards and urging audience members to recruit the apathetic among them—regardless of party affiliation—to vote.
• The Plays for Presidents Festival is the largest election year theatre project in American history! With 44 confirmed productions across the country, the Festival team has overcome the record formerly held by the Federal Theatre Project which inspired 21 simultaneous productions of Sinclair Lewis' It Can't Happen Here in 1936.
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The Outfield Experience
The Outfield Experience at Kauffman Stadium will have new and expanded areas for the kids.
Here are a few shots of the Little K, which looks like it's ready for the April 10 home opener. It features a FieldTurf surface…so a little bit of rain won't put a stop to the action.
A video board in right field will enable fans to stay in touch with the action on the field.
Just past the video board is a new miniature golf course. Workers were pouring concrete last week and will soon put the finishing touches on this challenging new layout!


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|Buena Vista to face Cedaredge in final
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The Wray Eagles saw their football season come to an end Saturday, Nov. 17 after an 8-33 loss to No. 1 Buena Vista in the Class 1A semifinal game.
No. 3 Cedaredge knocked off pesky No. 10 Hotchkiss, 16-12, who had upset two opponents to advance to the semifinal game.
The state championship will be played Saturday, Nov. 24 at Buena Vista at 1 p.m.
Fleming takes six-man title
The Fleming Wildcats pounded Eads Saturday, Nov. 17 84-56 for their second-consecutive Class A 6-man title. The Wildcats finished the season with a perfect 12-0 record.
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Situated in the vibrant township of Gugulethu, Mzoli's Place offers good food and a diverse array of local and international visitors.
The restaurant is most well-known for its delicious barbecued meat made with a secret mix of spices and sauces. The laid-back and relaxed atmosphere makes this the perfect place to be to end of your weekend.
Wharfside Grill, regarded as one of Africa's best seafood restaurants exudes a bustling maritime ambience that transports you onboard the decks of historic ships and their sea-faring days.
Here you can indulge in the taste of exotic seafood such as Lobster, Crayfish and Kingklip while marvelling at nautical artefacts and local sea life. The private deck scattered with umbrellas is the perfect place to relax with a glass of wine while enjoying the stunning scenery and vibrant harbour atmosphere.
The Wharfside Grill boasts seating for 350 hungry shipmates and six intimate and private dining cabins capture the character and flavour of historic ships such as Queen Mary, Union Castle and the infamous Shipwreck who fell victim to ravages of the Cape Storms.
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Fine dining and amazing Indian cuisine meet at this beautiful upmarket restaurant in Cape Town. Treat yourself to a luxurious night out and experience the elegant, yet opulent interior, great service and delicious food.
The menu offers traditional starters like spiced lamb kebabs with yogurt and mint, chargrilled Karoo lamb chops and an assorted kebab platter, while more exotic choices include tandoori salmon and green mango flavoured line fish. Must-tries for mains are the lamb shanks in saffron curry and the slow-cooked, pot-roasted Karoo lamb with dried spices.
Vegetarians are definitely not forgotten and for every dish that contains meat, there is one that doesn't. Try cottage cheese dumplings and green pea curry, or apricot and potato cakes with yogurt and sweet chutney.
The dessert menu doesn't fail to impress and offers a wide variety of options, from plain ice cream to a mouthwatering mango and yogurt cheesecake.
Enjoy an authentic, yet modern Indian experience at Bombay Brasserie.
A restaurant that boasts superb dishes that showcase the sumptuous but simple flavours of Italy, 96 Keerom is the place to be for a memorable taste of the Med.
An atmosphere of simple sophistication runs throughout the restaurant. The staff are friendly and tend to diners needs without being intrusive and are happy to advise on selections to suit.
A great wine selection rounds off the superb offerings for a truly satisfying Italian dining experience.
Traditional Ethiopian dishes are the order of the day at Addis in Cape.
Brilliant service enhances the experience with staff that will gladly explain the menu and guide your selection if required. The decor is as authentic as the food with traditional Ethiopian furnishings and colour palettes.
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WEST LIBERTY - West Virginia Wesleyan coach Pat Beilein had a puzzled look on his face following Tuesday night's game against West Liberty before a standing room only crowd at the ASRC. He wanted to know how his Bobcats were the ones that wore down, when it was the Hilltoppers who were pressing the entire game.
Alex Falk led five players in double figures with 20 points as No. 1 West Liberty used a 16-0 second-half run as the catalyst for handing the Bobcats a 94-56 defeat.
''They make you play at a pace you can't prepare for,'' said Beilein, a former West Virginia University star. ''What I mean by that, is your scout team really doesn't know the angles of the press, especially when you're not a pressing team.
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''It is a different experience, especially on the road.''
West Liberty (4-0 overall, 1-0 West Virginia Conference) struggled with a stagnant offense during the first 20 minutes, shot 37 percent and led by just 13 at the half, 36-23. The Bobcats (1-1, 0-1) were able to keep it close, thanks in large part to a late 6-0 run.
''Way too much dribbling and not enough ball reversals,'' WLU coach Jim Crutchfield said of the first-half issues. ''Not enough passing and that was discussed at halftime.
''We put the ball on the floor basically for dribble penetration going to the basket, but we were doing a lot of dribbling for no reason. That's not part of our offense.''
The Hilltoppers changed that in the second half. Wheeling Park redshirt freshman Bubby Goodwin came off the bench and scored 10 of his career-high 14 points, with the final bucket, a pretty reverse in traffic, giving West Liberty a 55-37 lead.
''This is his fourth game and he's just now feeling more comfortable,'' Crutchfield said. ''Every game that we've played I think he has looked better on the court.
''I hope that's a progression that's not going to stop.''
The Toppers' relentless pressure defense not only forced 22 turnovers, but it helped to wear down the Bobcats and lead to easy shots for most of the second half. West Liberty couldn't get much going to the basket during the initial 20 minutes.
''We preached don't let them go middle - the paint's the house and don't allow them into the house,'' Beilein said. ''They just kept driving middle and driving middle, and that's why they're the No. 1 team in the country.
''That's a well-oiled machine.''
Keene Cockburn, a postseason stalwart last spring, scored 13 points and grabbed four rebounds in nine minutes as West Liberty showed off its depth. Seger Bonifant added 11 points while Cedric Harris notched 10 points. Sophomore C.J. Hester pulled down 18 rebounds and Chris Morrow had four points, six rebounds, three assists and three blocks.
''There are a lot of guys who can contribute that aren't going to get a chance because I'm not going to play 12 guys,'' Crutchfield said. ''I'm not someone that likes to have a revolving door with substitutions.
''But if guys get hurt, I think every single one of our guys can play and be a contributor.''
Wesleyan stars Kelsey Williams (2-for-13) and Noah Cottrill (5-for-16), a one-time West Virginia signee, were limited to 17 total points. T.J. Thompson led the Bobcats, who shot 29 percent for the game, with 13 points.
''It's a good learning experience and I'm glad we came to play a team like West Liberty, because that kind of gives us a gauge as to where we are as a team and awakens a lot of our guys,'' Beilein said. ''It's all about learning. We preach the team and it's about the team.
''That's a perfect example with West Liberty. They don't care who scores, they just want to win.''


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NATO rescue
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"NATO rescue" Continued...
Four aid workers held captive for nearly 12 days in a remote cave in Afghanistan won their freedom on June 2 after NATO forces rescued the group during a daring nighttime raid.
The group included two Afghans, a British woman, and a Kenyan woman working on nutrition and hygiene projects for the Swiss-based Medair aid group. Armed gunmen abducted the workers on May 22 as they traveled on horseback to deliver relief in remote sections of Badakhshan province.
The NATO troops launched the rescue mission during the early morning hours using helicopter support, according to a NATO spokesman. The team included British forces authorized by Prime Minister David Cameron. Five kidnappers died during the raid. NATO commander General John Allen suggested the abductors were Taliban operatives.
Medair delivers aid to some of the most dangerous parts of the world and has worked in Afghanistan since 1996. In a statement after the NATO raid, Medair CEO Jim Ingram said the rescued workers were "safe, healthy, and in good spirits." He also said that Afghans living in remote areas remain in danger: "Against a backdrop of violence, drought, and chronic poverty, the Afghan people are more vulnerable than ever."
Doubling down
If a government trying to get control of its finances is practicing austerity, then what France did on June 6 could be called audacity. Despite a heavy debt problem and an increasing lifespan among the French population, new President François Hollande announced that his government would lower the retirement age for many workers to 60 from 62.
The policy reverses his predecessor Nicolas Sarkozy's move that increased the minimum retirement age to 62. Sarkozy's reform prompted nationwide protests that helped elect Hollande in May. Under Hollande's decree, which will take effect in November, a French citizen who entered the work force at age 18 or 19 will be eligible for a full pension at age 60.
The change comes as Europe faces a mounting crisis over debt brought on by expensive pensions and social welfare programs. Other nations, such as Germany, have been raising their retirement ages amid growing lifespans and falling birth rates. (Germany's retirement age will go from age 65 to age 67 by 2029.) Life expectancy in France is 85 years for women and 78 years for men, among the longest in the world.
Activist arrives
During his first days of freedom in the United States, blind human-rights activist Chen Guangcheng offered an assessment of Chinese officials who abuse their own citizens: "Their moral standards are rock bottom."
Chen arrived in New York City on May 19 after a harrowing escape from brutal house arrest in his home province of Shandong. He took refuge in the U.S. embassy in Beijing for nearly two weeks before Chinese officials allowed Chen and his immediate family to leave China for law studies at New York University.
The activist endured years of imprisonment and house arrest for protesting thousands of forced abortions and sterilizations in his home province that violated Chinese law. During a press conference at the Council on Foreign Relations in Manhattan on May 31, Chen told a packed audience: "China does not lack laws, but the rule of law."
Chen said that he would spend the summer catching up on news he missed during nearly seven years in captivity, and pursuing something else he hasn't enjoyed in years: "I need some rest."
Dollar collared
Police arrested televangelist Creflo Dollar of megachurch World Changers Church International on June 8, after his 15-year-old daughter alleged that he choked and hit her when he wouldn't let her go to a party. One of Dollar's other teenage daughters confirmed the 15-year-old's account to police. Dollar, who was released on bail, denied the allegations as "sensationalism" before his congregation the following Sunday. "I should never have been arrested," Dollar told his church. "The truth is that a family conversation with our youngest daughter got emotional, emotions got involved, and things escalated from there." Dollar, a preacher of the prosperity gospel, came under a Senate investigation in 2011 for his personal use of church airplanes and credit cards.
Man knows not his time
Futuristic author Ray Bradbury, famous for his dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451, died June 5 at age 91. Fahrenheit 451, the temperature at which books burn, tells the story of a fireman who is drawn to read the books he is forced to burn. Bradbury wrote the novel, which now has millions of copies in print, in the space of nine days.
He was prolific the rest of his career, writing more novels like The Martian Chronicles as well as short stories and scripts for movies and television series. When NASA's Phoenix spacecraft traveled to Mars in 2008, it left a digital copy of The Martian Chronicles on the red planet. Bradbury was a cheerleader for space exploration and colonization, because, he supposed, "When we do that, we will live forever."
In contempt?
A House committee is scheduled to vote June 20 on whether to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress for the Justice Department's unwillingness to hand over numerous documents relating to the Operation Fast and Furious program.
California Republican Darrell Issa, who chairs the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said the documents pertain to the claims of whistleblowers and why it took the Department nearly a year to "retract false denials of reckless tactics."
Operation Fast and Furious was a bungled program by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives that distributed more than 2,000 guns to a Mexican drug-trafficking network. Agents used taxpayer funds to purchase the semi-automatic weapons and then sold them to at least one cartel. The guns later turned up at numerous violent crime scenes in both Mexico and the United States, including one attack that killed a U.S. border agent.
Congress has been investigating the operation since last year. The Justice Department admitted it was a "botched" operation during which agents had "lost track" of the weapons.
Holder, in testimony given in May 2011, said, "I'm not sure of the exact date, but I probably heard about Fast and Furious for the first time over the last few weeks." But several memos released since then "raise significant questions about the truthfulness of the Attorney General's testimony," House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar Smith, R-Texas, wrote in a letter to President Barack Obama last fall.
A contempt vote by the full House would likely follow the committee vote unless the Justice Department turns over the requested information. The Justice Department called the vote unwarranted.
Bryson takes leave
Authorities in Los Angeles are investigating Commerce Secretary John Bryson's involvement in two hit-and-run crashes in the Los Angeles area on June 9. The Obama administration said Bryson, 68, suffered a seizure, but did not elaborate. On June 11, Bryson announced that he would take a medical leave of absence from the Commerce Department.
According to the police report, Bryson rear-ended a Buick, got out and talked to the Buick passengers, then got back in his car and crashed into the Buick again. He drove off and hit another car, and police found him unconscious behind the wheel, according to the report. Police said they didn't find any indication that Bryson had used drugs or alcohol and a local hospital treated him for "non-life-threatening" injuries. "We're still in the process of gathering information," said White House spokesman Jay Carney. "There's more that needs to be learned."
Attacks in Nigeria
Two attacks on Christians in Nigeria continued a pattern of strikes by Islamic terror groups against churches in central and northern states of the most populous country in Africa. On June 10 an Islamic extremist ran a car full of explosives at a Pentecostal church in Jos, the capital of Plateau state, killing two-or three, according to some reports-Christians and injuring more than 40 others. In Borno state the same day, gunmen reportedly killed at least two Christians during church worship. Boko Haram, a terrorist organization now linked to al-Qaeda, took responsibility for both assaults.
The attack in Jos on Christ's Chosen Church of God was the second suicide bombing of a church in two Sundays and the third church bombing in Jos in the past six months. The death toll was expected to increase, reported Compass Direct News, "as injuries were severe." It also spawned reprisal attacks in Jos that killed six motorcycle taxi drivers who reportedly were Muslims. "It does not help anybody to attack people because of an attack on a place of worship," said the Anglican archbishop of Jos, Benjamin Kwashi, warning that it would lead to more violence.
Full-scale in Syria
On June 12 the UN peacekeeping chief in Syria made official what many observers already knew: that Syria is now in a full-scale civil war. "Clearly what is happening is that the government of Syria lost some large chunks of territory, several cities to the opposition, and wants to retake control," Herve Ladsous, the UN chief, told reporters.
A UN monitoring team near Homs, the center of months of sporadic fighting between Syrian forces and rebels, caught on video fresh shelling of houses with blood in the entryways. As helicopter gunships hovered overhead and billows of black smoke rose across the city skyline, residents described continual shelling and showed peacekeepers through destroyed homes: "What is this? We are people ... nobody help us, why? We are people, not animals," one Homs resident told the UN team.
The prolonged conflict that has killed over 9,000 took another critical turn after the June 1 massacre near the town of Houla, which killed an estimated 108-among them 49 children and 34 women. Since then Syrians across the country have testified to stepped-up violence and government shelling in civilian areas. But experts disagree over whether the militias responsible for the Houla massacre were allied with the government or with rebels. According to a new report in Germany's leading daily, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, anti-Assad Sunni militants carried out the massacre, and most victims were Alawite and Shite minorities, which have been largely supportive of Assad. The report cited Assad opponents as eyewitness sources, but they declined to have their names in print for fear of reprisals.


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Edelbrock In Texarkana at HOT ROD Power Tour 2013Written by Brandan Gillogly on June 2, 2013 Second day coverage of HOT ROD Power Tour 2013 starts with Edelbrock and their support of the cruise
Edelbrock is the sponsor for the Texarkana Cruise Night on the second day of HOT ROD Power Tour 2013 presented by Chevrolet Performance and driven by Continental Tire. Like all venues they've got a wide range of their carburetors, intake manifolds, cylinder heads, superchargers, and fuel injection systems on display.
They've also got one of their customer's cars next to their trailer; it's David and Karen Thomas' '11 Corvette Grand Sport. The 6.2L LS3 uses an intercooled Edelbrock E-Force supercharger, Kooks headers, and high-flow catalytic converters. The combo of speed parts ups the V8's output to more than 600hp, which allows the car to run low 11s on drag radials while still squeezing 26 miles from a gallon of fuel on the highway thanks to the bypass valve.
Vic and Christi Edelbrock spent much of the second day of Power Tour 2013 signing autographs on posters, complimentary Edelbrock 75th anniversary hats, and any other swag that participants had on hand.
We tried to get the scoop on Edelbrock's newest Performer RPM CNC heads for Pontiac, but the flow numbers aren't out yet. We'll be bugging Smitty Smith until the production version goes on theflow bench.
Make sure to check out our gallery below, right here!


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It's a Butterfly!by Judith Clay
American Apparel T-shirts are made with 100% fine jersey cotton combed for softness and comfort. (Athletic Grey and Athletic Blue contain 50% polyester / 25% cotton / 25% rayon)
Ink, pastel, colored pencil on drawing paper
Sooooooooooooooo beautiful, Judith!!!
Hello Skye! Great to see you and thanks so much for the wonderful comment!
Wonderful, fabulous, beautiful!
I love your choice of adjectives, TaLins :-))) Thanks so much!!
as always simply perfect Judith....so beautifully done....love all the details xxx
Oh, ingz, thanks so much for the kind words! I'm so happy you like the picture and appreciate the details :-)
great as always dear Judith!!!!
So nice to see you, Agnes! I'm happy you stopped by, and thanks for the nice comment!
love the little houses and fence:)
I love everything about it....especially the small things in front and the underwear, lol. You have wonderful ideas, Judith!
I'm so glad you do, Angela! The details of my pictures are always so important to me :-) Thanks for the kind words!
@Iris: Thanks so much for the great comment, Iris! And yes, the underwear ;-) I have no idea where that came from :-D (Mensch, Iris, ich weiss nie ob ich jetzt mit Dir deutsch oder englisch schreiben soll).
The ruffles around the chickens neck and her underwear are making me laugh---She is so beautiful and fashionable! Lovely work!!
Haven't been here in an age (and must get back soon) but had to pop in to vote for this one dear Judith. Love all your work so much, you know!
@Pegeen: so glad I made you laugh :-D Thanks so much for stopping by. Always appreciate your visits!
@Lianne: I know what you mean! Can't be everywhere, can we? Thanks for taking the time to come by, though, dear Lianne! It really means a lot!
those last 2 pieces of yours - the bird and then the cat go SO well together- love them :)
Thanks for the great comment, Trudy! Actually, they are meant to go together ;-) I have two more to come!
So good!
Thanks so much, dear Randi and Terry!!!
Gorgeous work Judith!;)
Pantaloons! What a clever and funny touch. And congratulations on the front page display!
Lach, Judith ich finde es netter, wenn alle die Kommentare verstehen können, daher versuche ich immer soweit es geht in Englisch zu kommentieren :)
daww I love it!
This is so amazing!
Wow so good
Love her knickers and collar! Also the little houses! This is very sweet!
She's wonderful!
your beautiful style with a fun twist! Love it ... as always! xo
she's all fancy and bigger than LIFE!! I'm giggling at the pantaloons (Geoffrey knew what they were) and her one eye!! Fabuulous!! ♥
Great big thanks, Anna, Geoffrey, Iris, Michael, Eric, Maximilian, Catherine, Megstuff, Joy and GaleStorm (sorry for lumping you all together in one comment ;-) I really appreciate all the great comments! Put a big smile on my face :-)
love it judith!
Nice to see you, noblackcolor, and thanks for the comment!
Judith is wonderful!
Thank you so much, Bob! I'm happy you like it!
FABULOUS Judith!
Love the textures!
Really beautiful!!!
Thanks, Angelo, Patricia, catspaws and Yasmina, for stopping by and for the lovely comments!
Oh, and sorry for the extremely late reply, Angelo, Patricia and catspaws! Must have somehow missed your comments :-(
So happy you like it, Zachary! Thanks for the comment!
Gorgeous work!
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Very cool!
Thanks, TheoD! I really appreciate the comment!
Adorable! Your work is delightful :)
Thank you, Annie!!!
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Billy Elliot
|Release Date: October 13, 2000
|Running Time: 111 mins.(V)
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $21,994,911.00
|Genre: Comedy, Drama
Jamie Bell
Jean Heywood
Jamie Draven
Gary Lewis
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Summary:The life of a miner's son in Northern England is forever changed one day when he stumbles upon a ballet class on his way to boxing lessons. Joining the class, but keeping it a secret from his widowed father and overbearing brother, 11-year-old Billy finds himself in love with dance, demonstrating the kind of raw talent seldom seen by the class' exacting instructor, Mrs. Wilkinson. She encourages him to try out for the Royal Ballet School in London, where he can refine his craft while escaping his oppressive surroundings. But when his father and brother find out about the ballet class and forbid him to continue, Billy is torn between his responsibility to his family and that to the gift with ... Full Summary >>


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Holding these adapters makes the person writing this cackle at all the Frankenbike possibilities that can be achieved with two very tiny parts and a quick release skewer. Got an old Deemax hanging up in your garage? Why not throw it on a beach cruiser and terrorize the bike path in style?
This adapter allows you to run certain Mavic 20mm front wheels on any fork that takes a traditional 9mm quick release wheel.
Due to manufacturer restrictions we can only ship this item within the U.S.
I bought some mavic wheels not knowing that the frount wheel was a 20mm and I had a 9mm threw.so I thought I could not use the wheels.my buddy told me price point had adapters from 20mm to 9, so I went on line and found them. I bought the adapters and got them the next day. The adapters fit nice and price point is just so good with shipping. Now I'm running my mavic wheels with no problem.


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Mayor Bloomberg sticks it to Big Soda
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But this is no laughing matter. The U.S. has the highest obesity rate in the world, 30 percent. According to the nonprofit Trust for America's Health, 44 percent of Americans are projected to be obese by 2030. Obesity is defined as a body mass index, a ratio of height to weight, of greater than 30. In New York, the obesity rate is expected to reach 51 percent –– 1 in 2 New Yorkers –– in the next two decades.
Bloomberg should not be derided. He should be hailed as a hero of public health. You may not agree with his methods, but at least he's trying to address the obesity crisis. He's looking out for the people who elected him.
Libertarians say the government should erect no barriers between Americans and their soft drinks. If they want to die long, slow –– or not so slow –– deaths by soda, then, by golly, they should be allowed to do so in peace. There are even those who say that the obesity crisis could be good for the Social Security fund. Michael Tanner, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, recently made that argument in The Wall Street Journal. "Ghoulish as it sounds, government programs may actually benefit from the unhealthy," Tanner said. "Social Security's finances are certainly boosted if recipients die early." I kid you not; those were his actual words.
To me, Tanner's comments are the height of callousness. But he also ignores the fact that seriously overweight people incur far higher health costs before they die than people of normal weight — conceivably tens of thousands of dollars, if not hundreds of thousands, more per person. There's no doubt that obesity has, at least in part, caused health insurance costs –– and thus, our premiums –– to shoot through the roof in recent years. Health care expenditures reached a whopping $2.6 trillion in 2010, according to the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation.
Each of us can play a role in containing health costs by maintaining our personal health. In doing so, we contribute to the greater good of society.
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I've been surprised that no one has mentioned the sustainability concerns of the NYC beverage ban. I just put out an editorial discussing this and would be curious to hear your opinion Scott: "Bloomberg Keeps NYC, USA at #1!" http://beverageconsortium.com/index.php/component/content/article/9-news-a-events/711-bloomberg-keeps-nyc-usa-at-1
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|JV softball splits games with Yuma
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
The Holyoke JV softball team traveled to Yuma Monday, Sept. 14 for a double header.
The Indians won the first game by a close 14-13 score. Becca Brandt had two singles, Chandler Gerk a single and double, Jordan Zeiler single, Ashley Gragg three singles and Catrina Krueger one single.
Brittany Durbin, Zeiler and Macey Pierce all saw action on the mound for the Dragons.
Holyoke bounced back in the second game with an impressive win of 12-6.
Gerk had a single, Lilian Menjivar single, Ashley Vance two singles, Brooke Parker single, Krueger double and single, Pierce home run and single, Zeiler two singles and Brandt with two singles.
Durbin took the mound for the victory.