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Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - 10:47 AM
Clarence "Butch" Weaver is a 55-year-old white male. The interview was conducted at the Yoknapatawpha County Sheriff's Department and was recorded on a portable tape recorder with the witness's knowledge and consent.
- Detective Ted Armstrong
- Detective Samantha Murphy
- Butch Weaver
Detective Armstrong: Please state your name and address for the record.
Butch Weaver: I'm Butch Weaver, and my address is 248 Mississippi 334.
Detective Murphy: Do you know why we asked you here today?
Butch Weaver: Word is you're interested in the Ole Miss Stores and Shops building.
Detective Murphy: That's right. We understand you recently retired after thirty years.
Butch Weaver: Actually, more than that. The thirty was straight through. Before that, I was part-time, and then I did whatever they wanted me to do, you know.
Detective Armstrong: Do remember any rooms being closed off?
Butch Weaver: Well, we were always moving hallways. We were always installing doors, inserting work sheds, you know. But the work was pretty much nonstop.
Detective Armstrong: Do you recognize any of the areas shown in these photographs?
Butch Weaver: Oh, gosh, no. You know, a hallway is pretty much a hallway, you know. And Ole Miss has more than a handful of buildings, if you know what I mean, so I mean, even if this – one of these was an exterior shot, I probably couldn't pick out which one it was.
Detective Murphy: Do you know Charley Jacobs?
Butch Weaver: Oh, yeah. Nice young kid. Is he in some kind of trouble?
Detective Murphy: Would you say you two are friends?
Butch Weaver: I don't know. We were work friends, I guess, but it's not like we're tight. Is he in some kind of trouble?
Detective Murphy: We just met him recently, and I was wondering what you thought of him.
Butch Weaver: Well, he's a real hard worker, real decent kid, but I mean, from my point of view, he's kind of a klutz, you know. Is he in some kind of trouble?
Detective Armstrong: Working over there for more than thirty years, you must've known Tomas Robards too.
Butch Weaver: Oh, Thomas – Tomas, yes. There's a name I haven't thought of in I don't know how long. You know, he died of a heart attack not so long ago, but yeah, I remember him. Yeah.
Detective Armstrong: That's too bad. What kind of guy was he?
Butch Weaver: Well, poor Thomas. He always wanted to work extra time – had to work extra time to hold on to that wife of his. She was a real – mmm.
Detective Armstrong: What do you mean?
Butch Weaver: The guy was whipped. His wife was a piece of work, had him wrapped around her little finger. She was always running off with some young guy, but she always came back when she got bored or ran out of money. He took her back every time too. Dumbass. Anyway, the more money he had, the longer she'd stay around, so he worked a lot of overtime and extra shifts.
Detective Armstrong: Was that why he was working the day Kevin Gilmore's body was found?
Butch Weaver: Probably. Oh, yeah! I forgot he was the one who found the kid.
Detective Armstrong: Did he ever talk to you that day about finding the body?
Butch Weaver: Sure, I'll be really honest with you about that. I didn't – I just didn't like to talk to Tomas. I mean, he was a nice guy, but I mean, I – no matter where we started – I mean, we could be talking about that tree, baseball team, the sun, the weather, anything – it would always come around to his wife, you know. And I'm just not interested in that kind of thing. I'm that kind of a guy, you know?
Detective Armstrong: Were you working that day?
Butch Weaver: I'm sorry. What day was that?
Detective Armstrong: The day Kevin Gilmore's body was found?
Butch Weaver: No. No, no, no, no, no, I don't think so. That was a weekend, wasn't it? Anyway, I didn't – I, you know, I just didn't like working weekends, so I would exchange with people who liked the extra time, like Tomas, you know.
Detective Armstrong: Was Tomas working for you that day?
Butch Weaver: I mean, he could have, very well could have. But the truth is a lot of people liked to make extra money.
Detective Murphy: How do you find retirement?
Butch Weaver: To my liking, of course. But I keep my hand in.
Detective Murphy: At the university?
Butch Weaver: No, other places.
Detective Murphy: Such as where?
Butch Weaver: Hey, we're – I mean, we're just making conversation here, aren't we? I mean, is this a question I need to answer?
Detective Murphy: What's the difference?
Butch Weaver: I don't want to get anybody in trouble. My boss ... I don't think she files withholding.
Detective Armstrong: We're not the IRS.
Butch Weaver: But you probably know people, and I don't want to get anybody in trouble. Let's just say I work, but I don't punch in.
Detective Murphy: We can get back to that. When you were at Ole Miss, did you know Kevin Gilmore?
Butch Weaver: I mean, everybody knows that story, you know. But I mean, ninety-nine percent of what happens at Ole Miss gets swept under the rug. You know what I mean? The less the alumni and the parents know, the better. But would you want your kid going to a university where kids were offing themselves?
Detective Armstrong: Were you under the impression that Kevin Gilmore committed suicide?
Butch Weaver: Oh, no, no, no, no, no. I'm just speaking in generalities here. No, I don't know. All I can say is that – I mean, there are rapes, assaults, suicides. I mean, big universities can be very dangerous places.
Detective Armstrong: Did you yourself ever feel in danger?
Butch Weaver: I meant for the students. Although I do remember stories about secretaries having problems. And theft was always an issue. When I first started, it was purses, tools. Now with laptops and electronics? Campus police probably respond to more calls than you do.
Detective Armstrong: In all your years at Ole Miss, did you ever hear anybody talking about walling up a room, or a room that used to be there, or a mistake in the blueprints?
Butch Weaver: Blueprints, blueprints. Well, I can tell you this. Those blueprints, they were never updated, you know. I mean, nothing was ever noted about what was done, who did it, why they wanted it to have done. I mean, frankly, blueprint-wise, it was a mess.
Detective Murphy: You ever hear strange noises when you were alone on campus buildings?
Butch Weaver: No. You mean like ghosts?
Detective Murphy: We've been told some employees thought the Shops and Stores building was haunted.
Butch Weaver: The only buildings that scared me on campus were the dorms. If walls could talk, the stories they'd tell.
Detective Armstrong: We've also heard there's some guy with a scythe who cuts down anyone who goes too close to the pot farm.
Butch Weaver: Everybody loves a good urban legend. Listen, I'm sorry I can't be of more help, but all I know about that room they found is what I read in the newspapers.
Detective Murphy: I saw you're driving new Escalade. That under-the-table job must pay well.
Butch Weaver: My ride's a 2010.They're already selling 2012 models. Heck, I'm sure some car maker is shilling a 2013.It's all about the marketing.
Detective Murphy: So where is it you work?
Butch Weaver: Not to go beyond these walls, right?
Detective Armstrong: We don't like the IRS any more than you do.
Butch Weaver: I work over at The Juke Joint, doing stuff.
Detective Murphy: Stuff?
Butch Weaver: You know, people calling in sick, and they ask me to come in and cover up whatever it is. I'm happy. Everybody's happy.
Detective Armstrong: So you must know Rhonda Pendergrass.
Butch Weaver: Oh, well, I mean, you know, she's my boss. She's the best, yeah.. How do you know her?
Detective Armstrong: Some people think you know her better than that.
Butch Weaver: Oh yeah? Who would that be?
Detective Armstrong: Have you two ever had an intimate relationship?
Butch Weaver: Why do you want to know?
Detective Armstrong: It's what we do. We ask questions.
Butch Weaver: You been talking to that ex-husband of hers? Geez. He thought she was knocking knees with every guy she ever talked to. No.
Detective Armstrong: Was she?
Butch Weaver: Hell, no. That guy was just a jealous asshole. Why do you think they got divorced?
Detective Armstrong: I don't know. Why did they get divorced?
Butch Weaver: Because he was a crazy, jealous asshole.
Detective Armstrong: You seem to know a lot about it.
Butch Weaver: Man, don't twist it around like that. Me and Rhonda have been friends a long time. She's a good woman and that guy treated her like crap. That's why she dumped him. No other reason.
Detective Murphy: Did she have an affair with Kevin Gilmore?
Butch Weaver: Nah. I mean, he was just a kid. No way.
Detective Murphy: You said you didn't know Kevin.
Butch Weaver: I know Rhonda. She didn't have an affair with some kid from the university.
Detective Murphy: Did her husband think she did?
Butch Weaver: Yeah, probably. I mean, he thought she was having affairs with every guy she talked to.
Detective Murphy: Do you think he might have something to do with Kevin because of that?
Butch Weaver: He was a blowhard, well, son of a bitch. I mean, he would yell at people for hours if they'd let him, but he didn't have the balls –
Detective Murphy: Yes?
Butch Weaver: He – I don't know. You know, it wouldn't surprise me at all if he did it. It really wouldn't.
Detective Murphy: What do you think happened to Kevin Gilmore then?
Butch Weaver: What happens to any of them?
Detective Armstrong: Right. Thanks for coming in. We'll be in touch.
Interview ended: 11:05 AM


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Nothing heralds the arrival of spring in the City quite like the first games of Major League Baseball. This year, sports fans might have to choose: the Mets and Yankees are each playing their home openers on April 1. (The intrepid, of course, will only interpret that news as a challenge to find the fastest way to travel between Citi Field and Yankee Stadium.) The warmer weather means plenty of other outdoor activities, too, including Cherry Blossom Viewing at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the TD Bank Five Borough Bike Tour. On the cultural front, film buffs won't want to miss New Directors/New Films at Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art, and the Tribeca Film Festival further downtown. View the full slideshow for more information on these and many of the season's other happenings. For additional ideas, visit our weekly "Free in NYC" and "Top Five Events" features; check out our concert, fashion, art, nightlife and sports listings; see our roundup of annual events; and search for an event in our calendar.

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Financial advisers are arming their offices with hand sanitizer and turning sick employees and customers away in hopes of preventing this year's virulent strain of the flu from sidelining them.
But like other U.S. employers that are expected to incur billions in influenza-related losses this winter, some advisers or their staff have fallen ill and have had to crawl into bed for up to a week to recover.
Jeffrey Cutter, a former officer in the Merchant Marine, doesn't recall ever having been out of work due to an illness in the 12 years since founding Cutter Financial Group LLC. That is, until last week, when the flu epidemic that's sweeping the nation kept him home for two days.
"It came on like a ton of bricks," Cutter said from his Falmouth, Massachusetts, office. "I am a Type A personality with a triple plus, I'm always on, and I couldn't even lift my head up."
The Centers for Disease Control said that this year's flu season, which ramped up earlier than usual and could go on through March, is the worst outbreak in a decade.
Health officials believe that the disease—which has killed at least 20 children nationwide this flu season—has peaked in some regions of the country but remains on the upswing in other areas. Massachusetts, where Cutter lives with his wife and three daughters, has been one of the hardest-hit states.
In addition to delays from Cutter's time out of commission, about 65 percent of Cutter Financial Group's meetings in the past couple weeks have had to be rescheduled because of sick clients.
Near Denver, adviser James Osborne of Bason Asset Management said he knows a number of colleagues and other professionals who have been out of work for a week with this year's flu virus.
Osborne has had to reschedule many meetings in recent weeks because his clients have been ill, causing business delays and lost productivity, he said. Meanwhile, Osborne has been using extra hand sanitizer and trying to steer clear of people whenever possible. That's easier for him than for many because he is the only employee of Bason Asset Management.
"That's one advantage of being a sole practitioner this year," Osborne said. "It beats being in a big office where it almost seems guaranteed that the flu is going to go around."
One office that's been hit especially hard is the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors' headquarters near Chicago. Each of its 10-member staff has been out with the flu or a cold over the past three or four weeks.
"We went down like soldiers, one right after the other," said Ellen Turf, chief executive of NAPFA.
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Roger A. Greenberg
Associate Professor of Cancer Biology
Department: Cancer Biology
Graduate Group Affiliations
Contact information
Department of Cancer Biology
Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute
The Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
421 Curie Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6160
Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute
The Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
421 Curie Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6160
Office: 215-746-2738
Fax: 215-573-2486
Lab: 215-746-7799
Fax: 215-573-2486
Lab: 215-746-7799
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BA (Chemistry)
Haverford College, 1991.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 2000.
Ph.D. (Microbiology and Immunology)
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 2000.
BA (Chemistry)
Haverford College, 1991.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 2000.
Ph.D. (Microbiology and Immunology)
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 2000.
Description of Research ExpertiseResearch Interests
This laboratory is devoted to understanding how basic mechanisms of DNA repair impact cancer etiology and response to targeted therapies. As a focal point to interrogate these interrelationships, we are devoted to the elucidation of BRCA1- and BRCA2- dependent homologous recombination DNA repair mechanisms and their roles in breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility. We have more recently developed an additional focus on cancer associated telomere length maintenance mechanisms that rely on a specialized form of homologous recombination. We utilize a myriad of approaches to investigate these areas, which include biochemistry, structural biology, cell biology, and genetically engineered mouse models.
Key words: BRCA1, BRCA2, ATM, Ubiquitin, DNA repair, Homologous Recombination, Telomeres, Chromatin, Epigenetics, Breast Cancer, Ovarian Cancer.
Description of Research
Germline mutations to the Breast Cancer 1 (BRCA1) or Breast Cancer 2 (BRCA2) genes are the major cause of hereditary breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility. Clinical BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations render cells deficient in DNA damage checkpoint signaling and error-free mechanisms of DNA repair known as homologous recombination, implicating these activities in tumor suppression.
The BRCA proteins interact with numerous other DNA repair factors in several distinct protein complexes to execute homologous recombination and checkpoint functions. Our work has revealed a partial molecular understanding for how BRCA1 recognizes DNA damage and competes with opposing DNA repair proteins to control genome integrity. We have demonstrated that an interaction between the BRCA1 BRCT domain and the RAP80 ubiquitin binding protein targets BRCA1 to K63-linked ubiquitin structures present at DNA damage sites. The RAP80 ubiquitin interaction motifs (UIMs) provide an ubiquitin recognition element to target the BRCA1 E3 ligase and a K63-ubiquitin specific deubiquitinating enzyme BRCC36 to DNA double strand breaks. Each of these activities is required for appropriate DNA damage checkpoint and repair responses (Sobhian et al. Science 2007; Shao et al. Genes&Dev 2009; Shao et al. PNAS 2009;Tang et al. Nat Struct & Mol Biol 2013). Cancer causing BRCA1 BRCT mutants fail to interact with RAP80 and consequently demonstrate inefficient recruitment to DNA damage sites. Moreover, in collaboration with Dr. Robert Winqvist (University of Oulu, Finland), we have identified germline mutations in RAP80 and Abraxas as a cause of familial breast cancer (Nikkila et al. Oncogene 2009; Solyom et al Sci Transl Med 2012). Thus, a series of ordered events involving ubiquitin recognition, breakdown and synthesis are required for BRCA1-dependent DNA damage responses and tumor suppression.
A second area of interest in the laboratory is the complex relationship between chromatin structure and DNA repair. We have developed several novel systems to investigate interrelationships between chromatin structure and DNA double strand break (DSB) repair (Shanbhag et al. Cell 2010; Cho et al. Cell 2014). This was instrumental to our finding that DSBs induce an ATM kinase dependent transcriptional silencing that spans multiple kilobases of chromatin in cis to the site of DNA damage. This process may have significance towards understanding how the DNA damage response impacts the genesis of chromosome translocations, meiotic sex chromosome inactivation, and viral latency. We have also gained an understanding of how chromatin environment affects DNA repair mechanism choice (i.e. whether a break is repaired by homologous recombination or nonhomologous end-joining). These studies have implicated combinatorial histone modifications in mediating competition between BRCA1 and 53BP1, thus impacting cellular responses to DNA damage inducing targeted therapies such as PARP inhibitors (Tang et al. Nat Struct Mol Biol 2013). More recently, we have discovered a novel form of homology directed repair that is responsible for alternative telomere length maintenance mechanisms in approximately 15% of human cancers (Cho et al. Cell 2014). We will continue to use these systems to investigate how chromatin structure impacts DNA repair mechanisms and contributes to genome integrity, cancer etiology and response to therapy.
Rotation Projects
Rotation projects are open to students in each of the areas the lab focuses on. Please see Roger Greenberg to discuss potential rotation projects.
Lab personnel:
Robert Dilley - Graduate Student
Qinqin Jiang - Graduate Student
Mischa Li - Graduate Student
Shane Harding - Postdoctoral Researcher
Lei Tian - Postdoctoral Researcher
Priyanka Verma - Postdoctoral Researcher
Karl Zahn - Postdoctoral Researcher
Weihua Li - Research Specialist, Lab Manager
Harrison Winters - Research Specialist
Molly Brothers – Undergraduate Student
Anne Wondisford – Undergraduate Student
Abigail Lemmon – Undergraduate Student
Administrative Coordinator:
Laura Murillo
Selected PublicationsHarding SM, Boiarsky J, and Greenberg RA: ATM dependent Silencing Links Nucleolar Chromatin Reorganization to DNA Damage Recognition. Cell Reports 13(2): 251-9, 2015.
Zeqiraj E, Tian L, Piggott CA, Pillon MC, Duffy NM, Ceccarelli DF, Keszei AF, Lorenzen K, Kurinov I, Orlicky S, Gish G, Heck AJR, Guarné A, Greenberg RA* and Sicheri F*: Higher order assembly of BRCC36–KIAA0157 is required for DUB activity and biological function. Mol Cell 59(6): 970-83, 2015 Notes: *co-corresponding authorship.
Jiang Q, Paramasivam M, Aressy B, Wu J, Bellani M, Tong W, Seidman MM, Greenberg RA: MERIT40 cooperates with BRCA2 to resolve DNA inter-strand crosslinks. Genes & Development 29(18): 1955-68, 2015.
Cho NW, Dilley RL, Lampson MA, Greenberg RA: Interchromosomal Homology Searches Drive Directional ALT Telomere Movement and Synapsis. Cell 159(1): 108-21, 2014.
Cho NW, Greenberg RA: Familiar ends with alternative endings. Nature 518(7538), 2015.
Sawyer SL, Tian L, Kahkonen M, Schwartzentruber J, Kircher M, Majewski J, Dyment DA, Innes AM, Boycott KM, Moreau LA, Moilanen JS, Greenberg RA: Biallelic Mutations in BRCA1 Cause a New Fanconi Anemia Subtype. Cancer Discovery 5(2): 135-42, 2015.
Tang J, Cho NW, Cui G, Manion EM, Shanbhag NM, Botuyan MV, Mer G, Greenberg RA: Acetylation limits 53BP1 association with damaged chromatin to promote homologous recombination. Nat Struct Mol Biol 20(3): 317-25, 2013 Notes: Highlighted in Nature Reviews Mol Cell Biol 2013: Du Toit A. DNA damage: Limiting 53BP1.
Zheng H#, Gupta V#, Patterson-Fortin J#, Bhattacharya S#, Katlinski K, Wu J, Varghese B, Carbone CJ, Aressy B, Fuchs SY*, Greenberg RA*.: A BRISC-SHMT Complex Deubiquitinates IFNAR1 and Regulates Interferon Responses. Cell Reports 5(1): 180-93, 2013 Notes: # co-first author * co-corresponding author.
Solyom S, Aressy B, Pylkäs K, Patterson-Fortin J, Hartikainen JM, Kallioniemi A, Kauppila S, Nikkilä J, Kosma VM, Mannermaa A, Greenberg RA*, Winqvist R*: Recurrent breast cancer predisposition-associated Abraxas mutation disrupts nuclear localization and DNA damage response functions of BRCA1. Science Trans Med 4(122): 122ra-23, 2012 Notes: *Denotes co-corresponding authorship.
Shao G, Patterson-Fortin J, Messick TE, Feng D, Shanbhag N, Wang Y, Greenberg RA: MERIT40 controls BRCA1-Rap80 complex integrity and recruitment to DNA double-strand breaks. Genes & Development 23(6): 740-54, 2009 Notes: Comment in: Higher-order BRCA1 complexity Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology 10, 301-301 (May 2009); and in Cancer Biol Ther. 2009 Apr;8(7):571-2. Penn researchers identify new protein important in breast cancer gene's role in DNA repair.
Shao G, Lilli DR, Patterson-Fortin J, Coleman KA, Morrissey DE, Greenberg RA: The Rap80-BRCC36 de-ubiquitinating enzyme complex antagonizes RNF8-Ubc13-dependent ubiquitination events at DNA double strand breaks. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 106(9): 3166-71, 2009.
Sobhian B, Shao G, Lilli DR, Culhane AC, Moreau LA, Xia B, Livingston DM*, Greenberg RA*: RAP80 targets BRCA1 to specific ubiquitin structures at DNA damage sites. Science 316(5828): 1198-202, 2007 Notes: *co-corresponding authors. Comment in: Cell signaling. A touching response to damage. Science. 2007 May 25;316(5828):1138-9; and in DNA repair: The big and the small picture Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology 8, 517-517
Messick TE, Greenberg RA: The ubiquitin landscape at DNA double-strand breaks. The Journal of Cell Biology 187(3): 319-26, 2009.
Shanbhag NM, Rafalska-Metcalf IU, Balane-Bolivar C, Janicki SM, and Greenberg RA: ATM dependent chromatin changes silence transcription in cis to DNA Double Strand Breaks. Cell 141: 970-81, 2010 Notes: Comment in: ATM Creates a veil of transcriptional silence. Cell. 2010 Jun 11;141(6):924-6.
Patterson-Fortin J, Messick TE, Shao G, Bretscher H, and Greenberg RA. : Differential regulation of JAMM domain deubiquitinating enzyme activity within the RAP80 complex. J Biol Chem 285: 30971-81, 2010.
Greenberg RA: BRCA1, everything but the RING? Science 334(6055): 459-60, 2012
Domchek SM*, Tang J, Jill Stopfer, Lilli DR, Tischkowitz M, Foulkes WD, Monteiro ANA, Messick TE, Powers J, Yonker A, Couch FJ, Goldgar D, Nathanson KL, Greenberg RA*: Biallelic deleterious BRCA1 mutations in a woman with early-onset ovarian cancer. Cancer Discovery 3(4): 399-405, 2013 Notes: *co-corresponding authors. Highlighted in Cancer Discovery 2013: D'Andrea AD. BRCA1: A Missing Link in the Fanconi/BRCA Pathway.
Li ML and Greenberg RA: Links between genome integrity and BRCA1 tumor suppression. Trends in Biochem Sci 37(10): 418-24, 2012.
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|Release Date: February 21, 2003
|Running Time: 110 mins.
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Summary:Devastated by Stuart's death, his brother-in-law, lover and best friend decide to take their lives in hand. Dan is a faithful and loving father and husband, until the day he meets Corinne. This buxom and sublime Frenchwoman seduces Dan with her honesty and hedonism, so much so that he wonders if he hasn't missed out on life. Nick, a homosexual restaurant owner, begins a relationship with a high-spirited young woman right after losing his lover, Stuart. When their apparently innocent relationship takes a more intimate turn, Nick is troubled by his feelings for his female comrade. Tim, carefree and charismatic, comes home after eight years abroad. Still looking for that "elusive something" tha... Full Summary >>


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|Stewart goes to D.C. on 4-H trip
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Ella Stewart, a junior at Holyoke High School, traveled to Washington D.C. with 45 other Colorado 4-H members June 13-20.
Citizen Washington Focus (CWF) is an annual event for 4-H members from around the country. On Stewart's trip there were members from Colorado, Mississippi, Iowa and Wisconsin. Throughout the summer, other states will visit Washington for their CWF.
One 4-H member from each county is chosen to attend. Stewart applied earlier this year through the extension office, and was chosen as this year's Phillips County attendee. After spending months corresponding with trip leaders and preparing to travel to the capital, CWF far exceeded Stewart's expectations.
While in D.C. students participated in a combination of sightseeing and educational events. On the sightseeing end of things, Stewart commented on how amazing it was to see so many of the country's prominent memorials. Her favorite was the Holocaust Memorial. While it was a sad atmosphere, Stewart was glad to see the people being honored. One quotation in particular has stuck with her in the weeks since the tour: "For the dead and the living, we must bear witness."
Other memorable sights were the Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, Iwo Jima, Arlington National Cemetery, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Library of Congress.
Equally interesting, said Stewart, were the leadership workshops the students participated in. In one, students learned to write and pass a bill. Learning to write a bill in formal terms was one of the more enlightening aspects for Stewart, and having never had such an experience, she really enjoyed discussing relevant issues such as gun rights and ethanol.
In other workshops, students formed various committees to complete tasks. Stewart was on the newsletter committee that wrote up a newsletter that was distributed to all CWF participants.
An event that was truly memorable for Stewart was the opportunity to meet the Colorado representatives at the capital. Stewart spent most of her time there speaking with Representative Betsy Markey, and feels she learned a lot from that experience.
Visiting the country's capital was an incredibly rewarding experience, said Stewart. She is very pleased she had the opportunity to make new friends on the trip and to see the sights around D.C. The things she learned there, she added, are priceless. Visiting Washington is unlike anything she has done before, and Stewart encourages anyone who is given the opportunity to go.
Having returned to Holyoke, Stewart is enjoying her summer and preparing for the Phillips County Fair. Her 4-H project this year is poultry. In her seven years as a 4-H member, Stewart has done projects in several areas, including quilting, global citizenship, early childhood, scrapbooking, dogs and cats. In the past, Stewart has served as 4-H Challengers secretary and photographer, and she currently serves as club vice president.


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Veteran entertainer Bette Midler is fielding song requests from fans to help her decide what to sing at the Academy Awards next month.
The "Beaches" actress and Grammy-winning singer will take center stage at the biggest night in Hollywood for the first time in her almost 50-year career and although Oscars bosses claimed her performance will be "especially moving", it appears Midler has yet to settle on her set list.
She reached out to her Twitter.com followers for track suggestions on Wednesday, writing, "Now that the news is out, what shall I sing at this years (sic) #Oscars?"
Now that the news is out, what shall I sing at this years#Oscars? http://t.co/t1v4r0zOaR
— Bette Midler (@BetteMidler) February 19, 2014
Her question prompted a flurry of responses from devotees, who recommended tunes like 1973 hit "Friends," "My Knight in Black Leather" from her 1979 album "Thighs and Whispers," and "You Don't Own Me" from her 1996 movie "The First Wives Club."
As you know, I'm hitting the #Oscars stage! Here's a #TBT from @CaesarsPalace. I might need to find that suit… pic.twitter.com/XH5heqQgHS
— Bette Midler (@BetteMidler) February 20, 2014
Other performers added to the Oscars line-up include U2, Pharrell Williams and Idina Menzel, who will perform their nominated songs.


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Students will explore the possibility of drinking recycled water, look at how astronauts recycle water in space, and determine their own water footprint.
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The solution is twofold. One, you must use the mercurial version. Two, you must make this manual edit.
Line 3041 of core/libengine.py should read like this:
surf = pygame.transform.scale(surf,(int(size[0]),int(size[1])))
Seems fine to me after those changes.
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Nice Dofus remake
why not simply rename this to opennero?
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One idea made me laugh:D
The plane just stuck on air. WOW.
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fixed. comments were disabled for no particular reason.
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Thanks for the info, I'll add it in next few days (if nobody else will do it).
Thanks. Actually, I knew about OpenNero, but I just forgot to add it to database. Still, I think we can keep Nero too (at least for some time).
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Poya Lisa Island is an idyllic little island included in the area that makes up the Togean National Park in Central Sulawesi. Privately-owned and literally off-the-map, Poya Lisa is the perfect extreme getaway for complete relaxation and ultimate detachment from the hustle and bustle that is everyday city-life. Although relatively small and rarely mentioned, the natural beauty of the island and genuine warmth of the local people are sure to capture your heart and leave you with unforgettable memories of your trip to this miniature paradise.
This charming island covers just 5 acres of pure, white stretches of sand, glistening in the sun, surrounded by a crystal-clear, turquoise sea, rich in brilliant coral reefs. This tiny, yet gorgeous island has two beaches, lined with small benches to watch the sunset. Even at "peak season," Poya Lisa will never be very crowded, so if seclusion and tranquillity are what you desire, you can't get much better than this.
The Island is owned by Mr. Ismael, a registered nurse on Bomba Island, the closest island to Poya Lisa. Mr. Ismael built the island resort 15 years ago, and it is personally managed by him and his family. According to legend, Poya Lisa gets its name from a man called Poya, the first person who planted coconut trees on the island.
Aside from its obviously beautiful and practically untouched surroundings, Poya Lisa is best known for its amazing hospitality, which is what sets it far apart from the rest. Mr. Ismael and his family go out of their way to make you feel welcome and at home, and this added charm and friendliness effortlessly complementsthe enchanting atmosphere, creating the perfect ambience to make your trip a heart-warming and unforgettable one.
Poya Lisa Resort is a wonderful resort with excellent value, and is the only one on the island. It consists of 9 cozy bungalows placed neatly in a row on the sandy white beach facing Bomba Island. The cottages are fairly basic, yet clean, spacious and well kept. Each comes with a bed, table, chairs, mirror, light, mosquito net, water, and a delightful private terrace. Some of the bungalows have a private shower, while others have a shared one. Shared showers are kept very clean with lots of fresh water. The common dining area overlooks the water, and is an excellent place to meet and have a chat with other travellers and the local family. The resort serves 4 meals a day, each of them tasty, fresh, and plenteous! Breakfasts are usually an assortment of pastries, while lunches and dinners are mostly seafood, rice, noodles and vegetables, always cooked up in a different way. A small homemade snack is served between lunch and dinner, and water, tea and coffee are available at all times of the day. Beer and Arak, which is local rice wine, are also available upon request. The atmosphere of the resort is extremely laid back, and the family that runs it is more than willing to help with any other needs or requests you may have. Poya Lisa ResortRepresentative Office: Jl. Tanjung Api No. 5, Kompleks SMKN I, AmpanaPhone : 62 464 22304 62 852 4100 3685Email : email@example.com: http://poyalisa.blogspot.com/
There is no mobile phone signal onPoya Lisa Island. Whether that be a blessing or curse, you decide, but it is something to keep in mind if you must stay in contact for some reason or another.
Travelling with friends can be more fun and can also ease the cost for shared expenses, such as renting boats.
There is no source of fresh water on the island. The resort makes daily trips to Bomba for the water needed for daily needs. While it is more than enough, guests should make an effort to use the water wisely.
Don't forget your sunblock, hat, sunglasses and mosquito repellant.
Maintain cleanliness and do your part to preserve this beautiful environment.
Getting anywhere in the Togeans is a challenging task, and should not be attempted unless you have time to spare. There are several ways to get to there, each taking at least a few days. You can fly to the Manado International Airport in North Sulawesi. Silk Air has a regular International flight from Singapore to Manado. There are also domestic flights from Jakarta and Bali on Garuda Indonesia, Batavia Air, and Merpati. Sriwijaya Air also operates flights from Jakarta to Luwuk, the closest town to the Togean Islands.
From Manado, Jakarta or Makassar, catch one of the twice-weekly flights to Luwuk, followed by an 8-hour bus ride to Ampana, Central Sulawesi. Ampana is the usual port to the Togean Islands. From Ampana, public boats depart to Poya Lisa every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 9:00 a.m. The ride takes 2 ½ hours.
Alternatively, one may go via Gorontalo City, which can be reached from Manado by bus, chartered car, or plane. From Gorontalo, ferries depart once a week on an arduous 12-hour voyage to Wakai. The Gorontalo-Wakai ferry departs every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at 20:00. After that, hire another small boat 2 hours to Poya Lisa.


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Pololu Simple Motor Controller 18v7
The Pololu Simple Motor Controller makes basic control of brushed DC motors easy, with our free Simple Motor Control Center software enabling quick configuration over USB. The controller supports four interface modes: USB, TTL serial, analog voltage, and hobby radio control (RC). This version operates from 5.5 to 30 V and is efficient enough to deliver a continuous 7 A (>30 A peak) without a heat sink. It ships with the power capacitor and connectors included but not soldered in, allowing for custom installations.
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User's manual for the Pololu Simple Motor Controllers.
The Pololu USB SDK contains example code for making your own applications that use native USB to control the Jrk Motor Controller, Maestro Servo Controller, Simple Motor Controller, or USB AVR Programmer.
An application note about using AutoHotkey for Windows to control Pololu USB products.
File downloads
- Simple Motor Controller Windows Drivers and Software (release 121204) (5MB zip)
- This ZIP archive contains the installation files for the Simple Motor Control Center, the Simple Motor Controller command-line utility (SmcCmd), and the required USB drivers for Microsoft Windows.
- Simple Motor Controller Linux Software (release 101119) (115k gz)
- This tar/gzip archive contains the binary executable files for the Pololu Simple Motor Control Center (SmcCenter) and the Simple Motor Controller command-line utility (SmcCmd) for Linux. Use "tar -xzvf filename.tar.gz" to extract it.
- Firmware version 1.04 for the Simple Motor Controllers (266k fmi)
- Use this file with the Pololu Simple Motor Control Center to upgrade your Simple Motor Controller's firmware. See the instructions in the "Upgrading Firmware" section of the user's guide for more information.
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Kansas City, KS (SportsNetwork.com) - A pair of clubs each looking for their
second-ever championship will square off in Major League Soccer's finale on
Saturday when Sporting Kansas City hosts Real Salt Lake in the 18th edition of
MLS Cup at Sporting Park.
Sporting will make its third-ever appearance in MLS's showpiece event. They
won the title in 2000 after earning a a 1-0 victory over the Chicago Fire at
RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. They were losing finalists in MLS Cup 2004,
falling 3-2 to D.C. United at The Home Depot Center in Carson, CA.
After a 17-win regular season which saw SKC earn the second seed in the
Eastern Conference, Sporting earned a 4-3 aggregate victory over the New
England Revolution in the semifinals before vanquishing some demons in the
conference final round by topping the Houston Dynamo.
RSL knocked off the two-time defending champion Los Angeles Galaxy in the
semifinals and earned a 5-2 win over the Portland Timbers in the conference
Sporting's eight-year gap between finals appearances is the fourth-longest
drought in league history. The longest for any club making a return trip to
the MLS title game was the Colorado Rapids, ending a 12-season drought with
MLS Cup 2010.
The hosts could suffer a bit from lack of experience on such a big stage as
just one member of the current SKC team has played in an MLS Cup final.
Midfielder Paulo Nagamura played the entirety of MLS Cup 2005 with the LA
Galaxy, a 1-0 win against New England.
Real Salt Lake have reached MLS Cup for a second time, winning in their only
previous appearance, defeating the LA Galaxy in a penalty shootout following a
1-1 draw in MLS Cup 2009 in Seattle.
While Sporting has just one player with MLS Cup final experience, seven
current members of Real Salt Lake were in the squad for MLS Cup 2009, and six
were in the first XI that day.
Nick Rimando started between the posts, Nat Borchers and Chris Wingert started
in the back four, Robbie Findley started in attack and Kyle Beckerman and
Javier Morales were in the midfield, though Morales' day ended after just 22
minutes because of injury. Tony Beltran was an unused substitute.
Positionally, both clubs boast an impressive stable of striking options. Real
Salt Lake tallied a league-high 57 goals this season, while Sporting Kansas
City fired home 47.
Sporting employs the attack-minded 4-3-3 formation with C.J. Sapong, Dominic
Dwyer and Jacob Peterson leading the line, while RSL gets it done with sheer
quality on the ball. Costa Rica native Alvaro Saborio is the best forward on
the pitch for either club.
Dwyer has already won a championship this year, leading Orlando City SC to a
7-4 victory against Charlotte, while on loan, in the USL PRO title game on
Sept. 7. Dwyer scored 4 goals in the title game after setting the league's
single-season scoring record with 15 goals in 13 matches. Dwyer has scored 26
goals this season across six competitions: the USL PRO regular season, USL PRO
title game, U.S. Open Cup, CONCACAF Champions League, MLS and the MLS Cup
"I had to come back to KC and finish this season off right," Dwyer said. "So
it was nice to see all of them happy, and there was a big buzz around here two
weekends ago when we beat Houston. It was really nice, and I'm looking forward
to more of that feeling. It was good to have that opportunity in that first
game, in the final in Orlando. It's nice to get another one. Obviously, this
is a bigger stage now. I'm really looking forward to it."
Saborio's had trouble with injuries this season, but is deadly when healthy as
he bagged 12 goals in just 16 matches played this season. Rookie Devon
Sandoval has also emerged as a reliable threat off the bench along with Olmes
Garcia, while Joao Plata has thrived since leaving Toronto FC to come to Utah.
Sporting plays three in midfield, while RSL uses a diamond setup with a
creative playmaker at the point, two out wide and the defensive player sitting
in front of the back four.
For RSL, the diamond midfield has become a bit of a trademark with Morales
pulling the strings at the point of the attack, Yordany Alvarez and Sebastian
Velasquez out wide and Beckerman in front of the back four. It's a formation
that can boss the center of the park.
Sporting is likely to start U.S. internationals Graham Zusi and Benny
Feilhaber on the wings with Oriol Rosell in the middle.
"Uri's a little bit more of a connector," Sporting manager Peter Vermes said,
"where Benny can push the game by just getting it right away and going, he can
give the final pass, he can keep the ball for possession. So he has the
ability to change the rhythm of the game."
"I think that's big for our team," Feilhaber added. "We have guys that can
definitely take advantage of the space out on the wings. If we can drive at
them a little bit in the middle, it makes them come narrow. Then once they
come narrow, everything on the outside is available again. I think we've got
to use both the inside and the outside, depending on what they give us."
Despite playing on the road in freezing conditions, RSL are comfortable away
from home. Real Salt Lake are one of three teams to have won away in this
year's MLS Cup Playoffs. Sporting did not win either of their road matches --
falling at New England and drawing in Houston.
"Those games when we go into Seattle, we go into Portland, we go into LA with
these massive crowds and they all hate us -- we really enjoy it," RSL defender
Nat Borchers said. "We just enjoy the atmosphere and enjoy kind of the
challenge that it takes to get a result and quiet the fans."
Sporting have won the last two meetings between the clubs. Their victory in
Utah this year was the first by a road team in the series since 2009, when the
teams split their two regular season meetings, each winning on the other's
home ground.
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Is that a river? If so, the mouth seems far too narrow.
A trading capital of the continental map I posted here: Xillihav. Olenis is within the Olene Lowlands which is a human-dominated territory-region. They do not let the "lesser sub-species" within their great cities or lands for fear of contamination - so Olenis is a human zone. The weird little bit coming off the bottom right, near the docks, is a sandbar. And yes, at the top, that is a wall going all the way to the island. They're attempting to make their city as defensible as possible. (I understand that building a wall out like that may be unlikely but it would look so cool if this were real that I couldn't resist.)
As for the second set of docks on the island, those are the military docks; they're close to the opening into the port so that they can defend more easily in case of an attack.
Is that a river? If so, the mouth seems far too narrow.
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A river mouth can be that narrow, the river banks at that point could be a much harder rock than higher up the river, all it means is that the water will be flowing a lot faster at that point in the river to retain the same discharge.
Great map and nice walls, I love it!
I don't think it really happens that a river mouth is so narrow, maybe a small stream. Also, narrowing just at the point of reaching the mouth makes it even stranger.
Socks just what purpose does the wall to the island accomplish,for example is this a roadway also because there is some important resource on the island? It is still essentially open to all sides, therefore no real protection is afforded, military docks or not. It seems to me that the wall you've established around the city is for protection from the land side? I think feanaaro's advice about opening the river mouth up some will help the layout appearance some. As you are using pencil / paper do some overlay sketches to explore the possiblities of developing different ideas. I think you can detach the sandbar from the land mass, for one use a different line style to create the sandbar this will help define water areas also. Is this a lake city / ocean port?
I'll take these suggestions into consideration as I work on my second draft. But I did have one question regarding the comment about how it was open to all sides. As I understand it, with the reef/sandbar and the wall, the only route of attack from the sea would be through that smallish opening. Making for an effective bottleneck. This was my hope/idea. And I will be adding the interior soon.
I was thinking that the keep would either be on the island thing in the river. Or near the military docks on the north side of the city. And this is a coastal city.
And in the event that I can't fid the answer on google what is an "overlay sketch"? Sorry but I don't really know drawing terms.
And in the event that I can't find the
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Socks are you locked into this layout because of an existing campaign? If not take the time to refine the design some while conforming with some basic geography. You state this is a low lying area, then the river will more than likely be "slow flow = wider" vs "fast flow = narrower" (generically), so the river mouth will spread out into the sea area. Your river will not have any height to make this a waterfall type of cut, if it is in say a "Delta Plain".
Also a good harbor will over protection from storms, usually in the nooks and crannies of a coastal profile. I'd use google as my friend and find terrain you like to match and refine your work. I think you have a good idea going, just need to refine. Good Journeys
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Scale here would be very important to determine the best placement for defensive structures. Important considerations when creating a defense are the capabilities of the defending forces as well as the capabilities of an attacking force. If the defenders have trebuchets, which would be limited in effect against a moving target, you certainly have more range/distance to work with as far as a defense goes. Arbalests and ballistae would have a much shorter range, but more functionality as far as defense goes. If you have magic casters throwing fireballs and the like, they're range is also going to be limited.
On the other side of the coin, the harbor you present is rather easily blockaded from the sea, depending again on the capabilities of the aggressors. A fleet of ships with a handful of corsairs could keep the city landlocked for quite some time with adequate supplies and logistics. If they have trebuchet mounted on their vessels, they could park and lob things at the city at will, given adequate ammo (barges loaded with boulders?)
Some things to consider as you plan the defense of this city are additional natural features, such as a large coral reef a bit off the coast, perhaps one with a labrynthine arrangement that only the local sailors know the path through and is a very closely guarded secret by the local lord/guilds/military. Michael Moorcock built a maze into the walls of Imryyr in his Elric books that only one person knew the way through, so if this is for an RPG, something to consider. Perhaps extending the sandbar or the erection of a seawall, depending on ocean currents and winds? Some strange magical catastrophe that formed some mighty rock formation? There's any number of ideas, but consider the history of the city, the region, their traditional enemies and the capabilities of any potential forces in the conflicts you intend to forestall and that should guide you in fleshing out the map. Also, if this is for an RPG, it might germinate some ideas that you'd never considered!
It's a great start!


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Hello I am attempting to create a really simple zimlet. I want to make a zimlet that is a panelItem that when clicking on it opens a window to a website.
As I mentioned, bigtime newbie here, when it comes to making zimlets.
I believe I have the correct syntax, i think, but when i attempt to deploy via the cli and I check the mailbox.log I recieve this error
java.io.FileNotFoundException: zimlet description not found:
"root_domain_SIS.xml" ("root_domain" being the name of my zimlet)
at com.zimbra.cs.zimlet.ZimletFile.initZimletDescript ion(ZimletFile.java:199)
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at com.zimbra.cs.service.admin.DeployZimlet$Deploy
I renamed the xml of my zimlet to "com_zimbra_SIS" and have attached the file here on my post. I checked my description and I think I have the correct syntax. Can anyone help me?
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Welcome To The Jungle with the NMCA Super SeriesWritten by on December 11, 2002 NMCA Super Series Action From Salem, Ohio
When Guns n' Roses sang, "Welcome to the Jungle," there's little doubt that they could have been talking about the gridlock that affects almost every American municipality. With stalled traffic, rude drivers and sorry roads, it's no wonder that road rage is running out of control. Maybe that's one reason why the NMCA Super Series was has been such a hit, with performance enthusiasts looking for an opportunity to hang it all out.
Series points leader Todd Merkel was the quickest qualifier in EFI with a 10.02 from his 383ci '86 Firebird, but fell in round two when his off-the-pace 10.83 was not enough to hold back Andy Thompson's '89 Mustang. Thompson then fell in the semifinals to Clarence Harding, who was the defending champ from the previous season. Harding saw this as an opportunity to get back into the point's race in a big way, but broke out with a 10.91 on an 11.00 index in a losing effort to Jim Breese who ran closer to his index to win the event.
Street Eliminator saw a wide variety of entries at Salem with everything from a Boss 429 Mustang worth about $60 grand to the NMCA Chaplain in a low budget '85 Camaro. Laurie Claeys was the class of the field, however, despite her paltry 16.21 second qualifying time. That didn't seem to hold her back, though, as she came on during eliminations in her 307-powered Hurst Olds to win it all over Keith Seymore in a double breakout final round.
Nostalgia Muscle Car eliminator saw a strong field of 21 cars at Salem with Scott Wright's '73 Duster being the newest car of the bunch. In the semifinals, Ryan Bush ran a great 15.01 on a 15.00 dial-in at 90.73 mph to defeat John King. Mike Walker, from nearby Akron, advanced into the finals with a bye run. Walker went on to win the event title with an 11.03 on an 11.00 dial-in, but Bush was the big winner as he made a huge jump up to third in NMCA points.
In turned out to be the pivotal race of the year for Dan Forcucci, who laid claim to his second consecutive BFGoodrich Traction Advantage title with a win at Salem. Forcucci grabbed a huge come from behind win over his closest rival when he beat Jim Filipowski in the first round of eliminations. Forcucci then went on to defeat another contender in Dave Rudisell in the final round when Rudisell redlighted. With that win, Forcucci essentially wrapped up the season title (if he makes the final two races of the season).
In other action, Bruce Lagory continued his perfect season in Real Street with another payday winning over Bruce Maichle. Brian Merrick extended his point's lead in Nostalgia Super Stock over John Gifford when he took his 427-powered T-Bolt to the final round. Hometown rival Jeff Day won the race at Salem, however, with an 11.02 on an 11.00 class index. EZ Street saw Bob Curran break a deadlock in the season-long title race with Phil Hines when Hines was upset in the first round by Dave Laurer. Curran went on to win the event title over Laurer with an 8.56 at 160.73 mph.
Kurt Urban continued his rebound from a crash earlier in the season, at Atlanta, by qualifying number one at Salem with an 8.40 at 156.81 mph but lost in the semifinals to Jim Widener. That victory sent Widener on to the finals where he met Mike Libecap. While Libecap had been to several final rounds in 2002, Widener made his first appearance one to remember by winning the event. In Hot Street, Tim Davis completed a comeback of his own when he won. Davis had been one of the biggest stars in this class prior to a serious two-car crash suffered at Rockingham early in 2001. In Super Mod, Jim Huber continued to add to his legacy and win totals with another victory over upstart Joel O'Donnell while Charlie Booze, Jr. won the Pro Nostalgia title over brother Brian Booze.
In the quicker and faster classes, Super Street saw one of its strongest fields of the season. Elias Dellatorre continued his quest to win dual championships in NMCA and Fun Ford by qualifying first again with a 7.67 at 185.79. Doug Smith, Randy Lambert, Jason Enos and Sandro Sementelli left better known names such as Nick Scavo, Mike Yedgarian, Bobby Bamman and Mark Enwia further down the ladder. By the time the finals rolled around, Doug Smith was the sole survivor left to face Dellatorre. While there's little doubt that all money was on Dellatorre to win, few had noticed that Smith had been cutting the best reaction times all day. That continued on into the final round and it proved to be the margin of victory as Smith won with a 7.70 to Dellatorre's quicker 7.66 elapsed time.
Nostalgia Pro Street saw a dramatic turn of events as title challenger Darrell Thomas was upset in the first round by Tony Butts, which left the door open to the championship for Dale Pittman who went on to win the event. Pittman left Salem with a 38-point lead in the title race. In Pro Outlaw Street, Marc Dantoni overcame a crash suffered, the week before, in match race action to win over Atlanta winner Lawrence Conley. Pat Musi won in Pro Street over Tony Gentile to complete a sweep for Team New Jersey.
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Scott Chopin's '70 Super Bee is one of the few Mopars seen in BFGoodrich Traction Advantage all season. Chopin qualified with a game 9.67 at 142.42 mph, but lost in the first round to Jimmy Byrne's big-block Ford Mustang.Mark Enwia was probably pretty disgusted as he looked over the remains of the Mustang that he had borrowed to run in Super Street. Enwia got out of shape on a single during qualifying and tagged the wall with both ends of the car.Doug Smith had been a threat to win all season in Super Street in the Bischoff Racing Engines entry before finally breaking through at Salem. Smith upset points leader Elias Dellatorre in the final round with a holeshot win.Nick Scavo used a conservative tune-up from Jeff D'Agostino to get into the field with the team's turbocharged, 382ci Camaro, but ran into class record holder Elias Dellatorre in the second round. Scavo did his best by putting a tenth of a second holeshot on Dellatorre at the start, but lost the race 7.69 to 7.95.Joel O'Donnell, of Palos Hills, IL, was a surprise finalist in Super Modified with this 458ci '73 Ventura. O'Donnell came from the number nine qualifying position to upset Jason McGrane and Emidio Catalano before drawing the bye into the final round.Bruce Maichle, from Wilmington, DE, showed how street racing is done on the Delmarva Peninsula by qualifying number one in Real Street with this nitrous-fed, 515ci '79 Pontiac. This was one of the few times this year that someone other than Bruce Lagory has qualified atop the field.Jim Breese breezed through EFI eliminations at Salem with this Vortech blown, DOHC Mustang Cobra to mark the first time that a Mod-motored 4.6L powered car has ever won in NMCA competition. Jim ran as quick as 12.98 at 103.45 mph during eliminations.
After sitting out for more than a year after crashing at Rockingham, Tim Davis showed he hasn't lost a thing when he qualified first in Hot Street with an 8.92 and then won the event over current point leader Rick Moroso.Tony Gentile has been looking for some love all year in Pro Street. This former event winner has played bridesmaid with no wins in four final round appearances, but still remains second overall in the point's race despite being a low budget racer.While you may not think that six-cylinder cars have a place in street-legal racing, Joe Paterno begs to differ. Paterno took this 288-cid V-6 powered '84 Camaro to a 9.46 at 142.42 mph during qualifying in Real Street and went even quicker in eliminations before breaking in the semifinals.Ken Anderson's '78 Malibu with 636 ci of Olds power under the hood made his first appearance of the year in Nostalgia Pro Street. Anderson qualified with an 8.23 at 167.93 mph, but lost in the second round to event runner-up Rob Golobo.Jeff Lutz got his swoopy looking yellow 'Bird in the Nostalgia Pro Street show with an 8.37 at 171.77 mph, but lost in the first round to number two qualifier Leo Barnaby and his '02 Camaro.


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China: Deported Uyghurs jailed
|Radio Free Asia
|Publication Date
|20 December 2012
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|Radio Free Asia, China: Deported Uyghurs jailed, 20 December 2012, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/50ed33fd1a.html [accessed 31 May 2016]
|This is not a UNHCR publication. UNHCR is not responsible for, nor does it necessarily endorse, its content. Any views expressed are solely those of the author or publisher and do not necessarily reflect those of UNHCR, the United Nations or its Member States.
Nearly a dozen Uyghurs repatriated from Malaysia to China are sent to prison for 'separatism.'
Several neighboring countries have extradited Uyghurs to China in recent years. RFA
Updated at 1.15 p.m. EST on 2012-12-21
A group of 11 Uyghurs repatriated from Malaysia to China last year has been sentenced to prison on separatism charges, according to a relative and friends in their hometown.
Chinese authorities have not revealed what happened to the group since they were repatriated in August 2011 as part of what rights groups said was Beijing's "coordinated campaign" to pressure neighboring countries into extraditing members of the mostly Muslim Uyghur minority who had fled persecution in their homeland in the restive Xinjiang region.
But the mother of one of the men told RFA's Uyghur Service this month that her son is serving a three-year sentence for separatism in Hotan prison in Xinjiang, following a secret trial in July.
Friends of his and the other 10 deported men said they have heard that the others had also been thrown in jail for up to 15 years, though they did not wish to be named and the sentences could not be confirmed.
Kurbanjan Sirajidin Ahmet Sadiq, who had been living legally in Malaysia for five years before he was deported back to China, was given a six-year jail sentence for separatism that was later reduced to three years, his mother Haniyaz'han Ahmet Sadiq said.
"They accused him of separatism and sentenced him to jail," she said, adding that he has denied the charges and insisted he has nothing to do with separatism.
"In July this year, there was a court session for him and he was sentenced to six years. But we were not allowed to enter the courtroom," she said, adding that the term was later reduced to three years.
Family members have not been allowed to visit him but have been told he is in Hotan prison, she said.
"His father and I are both very ill, and I worry we will not live to see him released," she said. "Three years is too long."
Friends of his who were contacted by RFA and who did not wish to be named said that they heard others had been given sentences ranging from 11 months to 15 years.
Hotan police contacted by RFA refused to comment on any of the deportees.
Haniyaz'han Ahmet Sadiq said she believes her son is innocent but added that Chinese authorities consider him and the 10 other deported men to be separatists.
"We believe he is innocent, but the government believes he is a separatist because he helped 10 other Uyghurs with translation issues in Malaysia, and they accused him of separatism, sentenced him to jail," she said.
"The [Chinese] government said these 10 Uyghurs were separatists because they crossed the Chinese border illegally without passports."
Kurbanjan Sirajidin Ahmet Sadiq, who is married to a Malaysian woman and ran a restaurant in an Islamic university in Kuala Lumpur, is fluent in Malaysian and English and frequently helped newly arrived Uyghurs with language issues. Sources said he had assisted UN refugee agency staff as a translator several times.
He and the 10 other deportees were among 16 Uyghurs detained by Malaysian police in separate raids in Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru city on Aug. 6 of last year.
The Malaysian police said they had busted a Chinese trafficking ring which was falsely trying to claim United Nations refugee status for its victims after smuggling them into the country.
UNHCR officials said the agency had tried to meet with the men before they were deported but were refused permission by Malaysian authorities.
Two of the Uyghurs were released soon after the arrest and three were released into the agency's custody as "persons of concern," while the remaining were deported to China 20 days after the arrest.
Malaysian authorities
A lawyer who helped the group of Uyghurs while they were in Kuala Lumpur, Anwar Ismail, said he believes the men are innocent of the terrorism and separatism charges leveled at them and should not have been sent to China.
The lawyer said the Uyghurs were arrested by Malaysia's counterterrorism police for violations of Malaysia's security laws.
"Police called me and told me that they were arrested under [Malaysia's] Internal Security Act. But they told the media that they were arrested for human trafficking and nothing to do with any political or religious group."
He said that if Malaysian authorities had been given evidence from China that the deported Uyghurs had committed other crimes that warranted them being extradited, then they should have provided proof.
"China has no proof. If China had proof, the Malaysian government would have disclosed this proof," he told RFA's Uyghur Service.
He urged the Malaysian government not to allow any more Uyghurs to be deported to China.
"I feel deeply sorry about the deported people. The Malaysian government should learn what happens when they deport Uyghurs," Anwar said.
The Malaysian counterterrorism police unit contacted by RFA refused to comment on the case.
Call for transparency
In recent years, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos have all repatriated Uyghurs allegedly following pressure from Chinese authorities.
Many of the Uyghurs who have been deported were fleeing China's restive northwestern Xinjiang region, where they say they face discrimination, which fueled deadly riots in 2009.
Phelim Kline, the deputy director for Asia at New York-based Human Rights Watch, said that China has kept the fate of repatriated Uyghurs such as the 11 from Malaysia under wraps.
"There is zero transparency on the Chinese side in terms of determining what exactly the situation is for these people who were detained and returned to China."
Rights groups have accused Malaysia of violating legal due process by deporting them instead of charging them under international law.
Kline said that Malaysian authorities were obligated to explain what legal procedures had occurred.
"They are obligated to ensure these Uyghurs were not forcibly returned," Kline said.
"If so, they need to explain why they violated due legal process by turning over these Uyghurs to Chinese jurisdiction after the raids which resulted in detention in Malaysia," he said.
A Uyghur woman in Kuala Lumpur who knew the 11 deported men said they had not been involved in any terrorist or separatist activities.
"Most of these people are farmers that have not received much schooling.... I believe that they do not even understand what 'separatism' or 'terrorism' mean," she said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
She said the group had fled to predominantly Muslim Malaysia because they faced political repression in Xinjiang.
"They came to Malaysia to look for a better life. This is because life is harsh for Uyghurs in East Turkestan due to Chinese control," she said, using a Uyghur term for the Xinjiang region.
She said the deportations were a way for China to impose more pressure on Uyghurs in Xinjiang.
"China frequently labels Uyghurs with terms like 'terrorism' and 'separatism.' I think China would like to scare Uyghurs by hunting them down across its borders. In the meantime, China would like to show off its regional power as well."
Reported by Rukiye Turdush for RFA's Uyghur Service. Translated by Rukiye Turdush and Mamatjan Juma. Written in English by Rachel Vandenbrink.
Link to original story on RFA website


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It's been awhile since I've worn a bold and bright outfit, so what better day to go all out than on Color Brigade Day! I love taking advantage of the colorblocking trend and creating a look that's a little brighter than the norm. The best part of this outfit is actually the little obi belt I found this past weekend at The Limited! I love the light gold color and the way the belt loops back on itself actually has quite the slimming effect. Not to mention the fact that the bow is beyond cute, isn't it? ;)
The winner of last week's feature is actually a tie between Jane of Jane Squared and Courtney of I Can Be Many Things! I'm definitely loving the layers here and congrats to both ladies for scoring the most number of "Likes" and clicks on their entry!
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Serena "ReRe" Williams is finally able to write and practice again after her painful dental surgery, even though she was feeling good enough to crash some parties recently. The former No. 1 was the top seed at the Open Gaz de France tourney but withdrew because of the procedure. ReRe blogged about it so we'll let her tell you herself:
"Well as u may have heard I had to have emergency gum surgery. I was super ill for a looooong time. The only good thing is I ended up losing a bit of weight. I am just now getting better. I am just beginning to train and get back in the flow of things. It really sucks that I have to miss a few tourneys, but I have never felt too bad in my life.The dental work forced her to pull out of the tennis tourney, but it didn't stop ReRe from blowing up the Serena Party Watch by hitting the clubs with boyfriend Common or making appearances at two Grammy parties last weekend.
"I would wake up (actually I could not even sleep the pain was so bad) and just cry because I was in so much pain. Being an athlete I have learned to build up my pain tolerance. And also in the past I have had a knee surgery so I know how some pain feels, but I have never experienced anything like this. It was crazy!! I have never cried for pain. I felt hopeless. My Mom came to the rescue. She was with me every second I needed her. What a great woman.
"I am finally feeling better and able to write blogs again. I hope to be in action soon on the tennis courts again. I can't really tell when I will be back but I am just training and playing it by ear. Stay tuned!!!"
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May 25, 2016
Associated Press Release
OCALA, Fla. (AP) -- An Ocala area woman has been arrested for sending nude pictures to teens.
Marion County Jail records show 43-year-old Jody Teressa Onorato was charged Friday with two counts of transmitting harmful material to minors. She posted bond early Saturday morning.
Onorato declined to comment when reached by phone by The Associated Press. Jail records do not list an attorney.
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When questioned by police, Onorato acknowledged sending numerous photos to the students "for attention." She also told detectives she apologized to the mothers of the students.
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Maps and Directions
Maps and Directions
Murray Edwards College is situated on Huntingdon Road, to the West of the City Centre.
If travelling by car visitors should park in the Storey's Way Car Park, off Storey's Way. We endeavour to put up direction signs to help you find your meeting room, or you can go to the Porters Lodge for directions and to check in for accommodation.
If using sat-nav, please use the post code CB3 0DR/number 61, which will take you straight to our main car park.
If you are arriving by bicycle, we have parking by the tennis courts off Storey's Way and close to the Porters' Lodge off Huntingdon Road.
The Conference Office telephone number is 01223 762267
The Porters' Lodge telephone number is 01223 762100
Arriving by Road
From the M11, take junction 13 onto the A1303 towards the City Centre.
Use the Park and Ride on Madingley Road to ensure easy parking. Further information about Park and Ride. Red route 77, alight at Bridge Street.
Please look at the Local Area map for more details of the area around Murray Edwards College.
Arriving by Rail
It is probably quickest and easiest to take a taxi from the Rail Station to Murray Edwards. Alternatively, during the day, a regular bus service operates from the Station to the City Centre and then from outside the Post Office, on St. Andrews Street, take the Citi 5 or Citi 6 bus to Murray Edwards. Buses run every 20 minutes. To get an overview of the buses around Cambridge, click on the Stagecoach Camguide link.
Arriving by Air
There is an hourly service operated by National Express from Stansted Airport to Cambridge Bus Station. The journey takes 45 minutes. No booking is required.
Simple versions of the regional road links and Cambridge area around Murray Edwards are provided as they may print more cleanly. You may also find other useful information on the Cambridge City Council website or the University's Cambridge Area Information page.
For more information about travel to and from Stansted Airport, please visit the Stansted Airport Guide web site http://www.stansted-airport-guide.co.uk/.
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Subject Guide: Psychology
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- Mental Measurements Yearbook Buros Institute
Test Reviews Online - Ref Z5814.P8 M45
- Tests: A comprehensive reference for assessments in psychology, education, and business. Ref BF176.T43
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