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You are cordially invited to a
Guest Artist Recital
Tavi Ungerleider, cello Carlos Avila, piano
The recital will include works by:
Ludwig van Beethoven
Dmitri Shostakovich
George Gershwin
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
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W. Francis McBeth Recital Hall
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Dear Ouachita Community,You are cordially invited to attend the Division of Music Faculty Showcase Recital tomorrow morning at 11 am in McBeth Recital Hall. I have attached a copy of the program for your consideration. We would love to see you there.
La Finta Semplice W. A. Mozart
Che scompiglio, che flagello
Suzetta Glenn, Mezzo soprano
Kristen La Madrid, Piano
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Adam Haas, Piano
Brilliance (1974) Ida Gotkovsky
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Caroline Taylor, Saxophone
Cai Lei, Piano
Roméo et Juliette Charles Gounod
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Jon Secrest, Tenor
Phyllis Walker, Piano
Laudatio Bernhard Krol
Heather Thayer, French Horn
Cantata John Carter
Toccata (Ride on King Jesus)
Glenda Secrest, Soprano
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Musick of the Fifes and Drums John C. Moon
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Ryan Lewis, Drum
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Margaret Garrett, Soprano
David Stanley, Tenor
Ouida Keck, Piano
Stereogram no. 35 David William Brubeck
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Annie Get Your Gun Irving Berlin
Anything You Can Do
Glenda Secrest, Soprano
Jon Secrest, Tenor
Phyllis Walker, Piano
Four Hand Piano Suite Jonathan Kolm
Ouida Keck, Piano
Cai Lei, Piano
Ouachita Baptist University Division of Music will host a faculty piano recital featuring Dr. Lei Cai, associate professor of music. This recital, which is free and open to the public, will be held Monday, Sept. 16, at 7:30 p.m. in Mabee Fine Arts Center's McBeth Recital Hall.
This program, according to Cai, covers a variety of styles, and he said no piano experience is necessary for audience members to appreciate and enjoy the performance. The recital will include Schubert's "Sonata in C minor" and Chopin's "Ballade in F minor" as well as selected movements from Stravinsky's "Petrouchka." Cai will be assisted by his wife, Dr. Hee-Kyung Juhn, a piano professor at Henderson State University, on the piano for the final selection.
"As a piano professor, we want to perform as a part of our professional career, so I want to keep that part alive," Cai said. "We want to try to inspire our students; if they see their teachers performing, it probably will give them some encouragement or inspiration."
Cai began playing piano at age 5. He said music has "always been an important part of my life, and it's very natural to want to share music with an audience."
Cai, who has taught at Ouachita since 2001, earned his Master of Music degree from the University of Tennessee and his Doctor of Music degree from Florida State University. He has work with the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra on recordings and has recorded for Radio Shanghai.
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Donald Lutz and Brandon Phillips each drove in one run for the Reds. Starter
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apiece for the Braves, who were looking to win their first series against the
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Braves starter Kris Medlen allowed two runs on four hits and two walks over
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Brandon vs Televue Panoptic and Naglers
Posted 23 October 2011 - 05:57 PM
Televue has an adapter to use their eyepieces that also allow the finder to work. Their plossls will work, are cheaper, offer a slightly wider view, but there is some lateral colour, and their image may be softer than the Brandons.
Televue recommends their 19 mm Panoptic and 9 mm Nagler for their Brandon replacement. You get a much wider field of view both true and apparent. I have never used these, and from my reading it seems that they can be more difficult to look through as you have to tilt your head around to chase the visual edges on the side of the wide field of view, along with kidney bean shadows on the other side. You cannot it seems capture the entire apparent field of view at once. There is also some pincushion distortion. You will also see the edge of the telescope tube through the view finder. I am not sure I see the merit in such a wide field of view in a 9 mm eyepiece that will probably be used for a limited central target like a double star or planet. It may have some merit on the moon.
I also wonder if these wide field eyepieces look cartoonishly large sitting on the Questar?
Can anyone share their comparative experiences?
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Last night, I took out my Questar 3.5 with a 16mm Brandon eyepiece. In the high-power mode, with the Barlow lens flipped in, the four main moons plus Jupiter occupied pretty much the whole field of view. I didn't try my 12mm Brandon. It would have provided a larger view of Jupiter, but probably wouldn't have shown all five objects at the same time.
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Above that, I've used TV Plossls, Radians... all with good results, but consider the Brandon to be a perfect mid-high power match for the scope. When I really want to see something; the Brandons tend to reveal it best. It seems the two were made for each other.
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The list I'm trying to find, was set up more like a spread sheet.
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Televue recommends their 19 mm Panoptic and 9 mm Nagler for their Brandon replacement. You get a much wider field of view both true and apparent. I have never used these, and from my reading it seems that they can be more difficult to look through as you have to tilt your head around to chase the visual edges on the side of the wide field of view.
I also wonder if these wide field eyepieces look cartoonishly large sitting on the Questar?
I have some experience trying Tele Vue eyepieces with a 3.5-inch Questar. The 19mm has several nice features which is why I think Tele Vue highly recommends it with the Q. First, it is one on the few non-Brandon eyepieces that works (without the need for any special adapters) with Questar's Finder mode. Second, it provides just as large of a true field at 67x as the 24mm Brandon does at 53x and many people prefer eyepieces which have wider fields of view. Third, if you use it with the Questar's 1.6x Barlow it gives you 108x which is just about what a 12mm Brandon would give you except that the Panoptic has better eye relief and an appreciably bigger field.
I'm not sure why Tele Vue especially recommends the 9mm Nagler with the Questar, the 13mm & 11mm T6 Naglers also work just as well with it but at lowers powers but with larger true fields.
From a size, weight & appearance perspective I don't think either the 24mm Pan, 19mm Pan, 13-11-9-7mm T6 Naglers of the 8mm - 18mm Radian eyepieces look took large or cartoonish in the scope. To be sure, large TV eyepieces like the 13mm Ethos do.
On the difficulty of observing with TV wide field eyepieces. I don't find the 19mm Pan to be any trouble at all and have no problems with needing to move my eye all around and have to keep looking off to the side. With the Nagler eyepieces and their larger apparent fields it is sometimes necessary to look off to the sides to see everthing of interest. However, most of the time I just look and in the central area and do bother with the sides because I often don't need to based what type of object I'm observing with.
I didn't go out an put assemble a large set of Tele Vue eyepieces to use with the Q, I already had a number of them that I used with my other scope. I don't have a motor drive to use with my Q so there are times when I really appreciate having the wider field of view that the TV eyepieces provide versus the Brandons.
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Wonder if an aus-jena 4mm would be a good buy for a Questar? or for that matter, for any telescope.
Not for a Questar.
In other scopes? I had an original Zeiss Abbe 4mm. Not my favorite eyepiece. The Zeiss orthos are getting very nice from 6mm up, with the sweet spot in the 10 and 12.5mm. The longer focal lengths are superb too, but not your regular high-mag eyepieces unless you have a C14 or the likes.
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CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. -- Narcotics officers on Thursday night executed a search on a house in Morrow, where they found 22 kilos of a drug known as "Molly" on the street.
That amount of the drug is worth more than $3 million in street value, Major Alan Holloway of the Clayton County Police Department said.
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Two were arrested in the drug bust. Along with "Molly," officers found 14 firearms including shotguns and rifles. They towed three cars away from the Morrow home.
Police were led to the home in the 5500 block of Monterey Drive based on community oriented policing, Holloway told 11Alive's Jennifer Leslie Friday morning.
"Molly" is short for molecular, and is a form of the club drug MDMA. The drug combines ecstasy and methamphetamine.
The investigation will remain ongoing, as Holloway said more arrests are possible.
According to experts, there are three myths many believe to be true about "Molly."
They think it's pure, which makes it safer than other street drugs. In fact, "Molly" is often cut with other drugs so users often don't know exactly what they're taking.
Second, users mistakenly think that drinking water can reduce the risks associated with taking "Molly." Doctors say on the contrary, too much water can lead to a deadly electrolyte imbalance.
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On Feb. 28, 1949, during Harry S. Truman's Presidency, the Bendix Corporation signed a prime contract to operate the Kansas City Plant for the Atomic Energy Commission. Today, the Kansas City Plant is celebrating 65 years of delivering on its national security mission and nearing the end of one of the largest industrial moves in the nation to the new state-of-the-art National Security Campus.
This week, NNSA brought together researchers from various academic programs to report on their accomplishments over the past year and promote interaction in areas of physical science relevant to stockpile stewardship.
Sponsored by NNSA's Office of Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, the symposium is geared toward NNSA-supported researchers with grants or cooperative agreements as part of the Stewardship Science Academic Alliances (SSAA) Program, the High Energy Density Laboratory Plasmas (HEDLP) Program, the National Laser Users' Facility (NLUF) Program and the Predictive Science Academic Alliance Program (PSAAP).
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Presentations on topics of general interest were given by national lab participants. All presentations and discussions were unclassified. In addition, students and post-docs highlighted their work during a poster reception.
About the photos:Bruce Held, Acting Administrator and Acting Undersecretary for Nuclear Security, spoke at the Stewardship Science Academic Programs Annual Review Symposium and met with various participants during the poster presentation.
Sandia National Laboratories' engineer Greg White has been chosen as one of the 2014 New Faces of Engineering, a recognition program that highlights the work of engineers under the age of 30.
The award is sponsored by the DiscoverE Foundation (formerly the National Engineers Week Foundation), a coalition of engineering societies, major corporations and government agencies.
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Dona Crawford, Associate Director for Computation at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, has been selected as a member of the California Council on Science and Technology (CCST).
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Crawford says many of the challenges California faces, such as energy, environment and cyber security, are also national concerns that are the focus of Livermore missions.
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Sandia National Laboratories researchers Matthew Brake, Adrian Chavez, Seth Root and Daniel Stick have been named by President Barack Obama as recipients of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). The PECASE is the highest honor the U.S. government gives outstanding scientists and engineers who are beginning their careers.
About the photo:Sandia researchers, left to right, Adrian Chavez, Matthew Brake, Seth Root and Daniel Stick will be recognized in a ceremony later this year as recipients of the Presidential Early Career Award for Science and Engineering. (Photo by Randy Montoya)
This week marks the fifth anniversary of NNSA's Alarm Response Training (ART) program for local law enforcement and other critical first responders around the country. In the five years of providing this course, NNSA has trained more than 3,000 on-site radiation safety and security personnel, local law enforcement officers, and other first responders on how to respond to a security incident involving nuclear or radiological materials.
The three-day course is held at NNSA's Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tenn. While at Y-12, participants develop and discuss their own tactics, techniques, procedures, and protocols for responding to a theft or sabotage event involving radioactive materials. After two days of classroom instruction, Y-12 experts facilitate live-action scenarios in which participants get to test their knowledge and exercise their revised response plans.
The ART program is a key component of NNSA's Global Threat Reduction Initiative (GTRI), which works domestically with volunteer sites like hospitals, universities, and industry as well as state and local governments to install sustainable security enhancements for high-priority nuclear and radiological materials.
GTRI achieves permanent threat reduction by converting research reactors and isotope production facilities from highly enriched uranium to low enriched uranium, removing and disposing of excess nuclear and radiological materials, and protecting high priority nuclear and radiological materials from theft and sabotage.
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The Future City New Mexico Competition, a unique opportunity for middle school children to use their skills in engineering, planning, writing and art to create a vision for the future, was recently held. Learning about how town infrastructures are built and how resources are shared is essential for ensuring sustainable growth for our communities. More than 70 students from 22 New Mexico schools participated in this event. The winning team was Xenex City from Albuquerque Academy. The program is sponsored in part by Sandia National Laboratories and the National Nuclear Science & History Museum.
Companies from around the Central Savannah River Area had the opportunity to learn from the Savannah River Site's continuous improvement success stories when SRS management and operations contractor Savannah River Nuclear Solutions hosted the regional Lean Alliance event. The Lean Alliance is a membership-based group of area companies that share best practices in continuous improvement.
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Anthony Carey is not just focused on developing the next generation of Test Systems for our nation's military; he's also focused on developing the next generation of young leaders.
A Technical Manager for the Kansas City Plant, Anthony was honored Jan. 16 at the annual Black Achievers Society of Kansas City event for his leadership both in the workplace and in the community.
The Kansas City Black Achiever's Society is comprised of nearly 500 African-American businessmen and women who were nominated by their employers over the past 39 years as exemplary leaders in their corporate roles as well as their commitment to the social, economic and educational development of area youth.
In addition to teaching strategic thinking to interns at INROADS (a national nonprofit dedicated to preparing youth for corporate and community leadership), Anthony also mentors high schoolers through PREP KC (a Kansas City-based organization), and coaches soccer, basketball and softball youth teams. As an Engineering Advisory Board Member for Shawnee Mission South high school, he helped determine engineering based academic curriculum for students that support FIRST Robotics and other national events. He also participates in various local community charities including the local Knights of Columbus chapter.
More than 350 DVDs and some 360 teddy bears were collected by Y-12 employees for patients at East Tennessee Children's Hospital in Knoxville.
The DVDs were collected as part of the "DVDs for Joy" campaign, which is the brainchild of KelliAnn Corbett, daughter of B&W Y-12's Kevin Corbett. KelliAnn and her sisters collected DVDs at some Oak Ridge schools last year, and they invited Y-12ers to join them this year. Kathi Hofstad, ETCH coordinator for volunteer services and programs, said the DVDs gathered have helped create a mobile library where families can check out movies to entertain them during their stay at the hospital.
The Y-12 Employee Society launched the teddy bear collection campaign during December. Bears are given to patients during their hospital stay, eventually going home with them. Volunteers decorated the lobby of Y-12's Jack Case Center with the bears as they collected them.
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Top, from left to right: AnnMarie Corbett, Lily Matthiessen, KelliAnn, Kevin, Emily and Victoria Corbett deliver DVDs to East Tennessee Children's Hospital. More than 350 DVDs were collected at Y-12 for patients at the East Tennessee Children's Hospital.
Bottom, from left to right: Y-12ers Karen Dixon, Linda Cantrell and John Buck decorate the Christmas tree in the lobby of Y-12's Jack Case Center with donated teddy bears. Some 360 bears and other animals were collected for patients at the East Tennessee Children's Hospital.


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Patriots sweep pair from Daytona State
Published: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 12:43 a.m.
The College of Central Florida softball team showed it can get the job done in a variety of ways on Tuesday afternoon in a sweep of Mid-Florida Conference rival Daytona State.
Morgan Stinnett scored on a passed ball with one out in the bottom of the seventh inning in a 2-1 win in the opener, while Amy Szymanowski, the reigning FCSAA State Player of the Week, started a five-run two-out rally in the third inning with an RBI single in a 5-2 victory over the Falcons.
"We got the job done and it in conference play that is what matters," said CF coach Kerri Ryskamp, whose team is now 16-0 at home this season. "It doesn't matter how you get there. The girls did a nice job of battling."
CF (27-10, 7-1) fell behind 1-0 in the second inning of the opener, before Szymanowski launched her ninth homer of the season, a solo shot, which tied things up in the fourth.
Stinnett then came home on a passed ball for the game-winning run, which enabled CF starter Tori Stamper (14-5) to win her eighth straight start.
Szymanowski went 2-for-3 in the opener to pace CF.
In the second game, CF scored all of its runs with two outs against Tanna Seuferer (9-10) in the third.
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Szymanowski and Amber Hulsey led CF with two hits each in the finale.
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Today was the last straw for my 2WD Ranger trying to get around in this snow. I went to the bank and got an auto loan. I am wanting a 4x4, but I see a lot of SUV's are AWD. Is AWD basically the same?
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Hell no, it's only the same on very few models which are permanently all time AWD with equal wheel distribution. Most are FWD that has a computer kick them into AWD when it thinks necessary. They do ok, but not the same as a 4x4.
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AWD is all the wheels all the time. Typically a car or suv thing. 4x4 you engage and disengage. Typically I wouldn't say you directly compare them. If you want a truck or full size suv you are probably getting 4x4. Smaller suv or car you'd get AWD. Mainly because most mid and small suv are really basically cars. I'd say pick a size and you'll get what you get. AWD is going to hurt mileage. Might as well get a mid or small SUV with FWD.
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Originally Posted by ISUcy08
Today was the last straw for my 2WD Ranger trying to get around in this snow. I went to the bank and got an auto loan. I am wanting a 4x4, but I see a lot of SUV's are AWD. Is AWD basically the same?
For snow, I think you want limited slip differential. It's not necessarily a true 4x4 because you can't lock the wheels if you get one off the ground, but it is much more preferable on snow than an open differential because the computer will transfer power to wheels to provide more traction on snow.
A locking differential is nice, but it's not really needed in your situation. There are very few SUVs that have one that are also road-friendly.
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It depends how many wheels the vehicle has. AWD could be a 2x2, 3x3, 4x4 etc.
Essentially 4x4 is controlled by the driver.....you decide when to engage/disengage the 4x4.
AWD vehicles has a computer decide when the 4x4 (AWD) is used and does so when is senses the main drive wheels beginning to slip.
It really depends on how much control you want over the feature.
Also, if you're comparing traction to your rwd Ranger, even a fwd vehicle will give you substantially better traction in snow, ice, etc.
my last two SUV's have been AWD and have had zero issues getting around in the snow.
Either one would be better than a 2WD pickup that's Ranger sized.
Front wheel or AWD with good tires will serve 99% of the people. Tires are the most import part. I had a car that went from the worst car I've ever driven in the snow (Would get stuck with 2 inches of snow) to being one of the best just by changing tires. If the tires say something like "summer only" performance tires, they are not kidding. A great example of this is the Subaru performance cars. You put summer tires on them and even with AWD they suck. You put good tires on them and they become rally champs.
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way too technical.
for laymen - AWD is a computer telling just the front two wheels to spin or all four wheels to spin. 4X4 is a manual shift where all four wheels get power to propel the vehicle. You can turn with AWD but it's darn near impossible to turn with true 4X4 on.
I have a GMC Envoy with both AWD AND 4X4(!)
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my last two SUV's have been AWD and have had zero issues getting around in the snow.
Agree, I had a Bravada with AWD and it was a tank for me plowed through anything. Sadly she died a painfull death this summer. For now I am driving a 2WD Sonoma and it sucks pond water...........
The limited slip diff is nice so the vehicle can turn, which like someone siad above, a GM will do. I rarely put my truck in true 4x4, just the Auto 4x4 which is essentially AWD (being computer controlled). I do like the fact that with my truck, I can turn it off.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- It's been said that Ethan Saylor's death all came down to not having a $12 movie ticket.
Twenty-six-year-old Saylor and his aide went to the movies in January to see Zero Dark Thirty. They bought two tickets. When it was over, the aide left to get the car, Ethan went back inside because he wanted to see the film again. He did not have a ticket for the second showing. That's when three off-duty Frederick's County Sherriff's deputies removed him.
As we now know, he died after a hand-cuffed struggle and fall.
Now, we are finding out, he may not have even needed a ticket at all. Maryland Delegate and Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Heather Mizeur is fighting for justice for Ethan, "It turns out that under the ADA laws, a caretaker doesn't need to have a ticket with someone with a disability at a movie theater anyway, so the two tickets that were purchased for Ethan and his caretaker would have been sufficient for him to stay a second time."
Mizeur wrote a letter to Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley asking for his help, "We can train our public safety officials and all of our public employees in the community at large to have a better understanding of how to address our neighbors that have intellectual disabilities."
The medical examiner ruled Ethan's death a homicide. The autopsy says asphyxiation. The Frederick County Sherriff's office investigated the incident.
A grand jury found no wrongdoing on the part of those deputies.
Sara Weir with the National Down Syndrome Society in D.C. is asking the Governor for an independent investigation, "Governor O'Malley, we need you to appoint a special prosecutor to look into Ethan's tragic death. It was a wrongful death. He shouldn't have been put in that situation. There are many ways we could have de-escalated the situation and we need you to take action."
Calls to the Sherriff's office were referred to their lawyer. The lawyer hasn't called us back. We called the Governor's office. They declined our request for an interview but say they've been working with disability advocates to see what the State can do to prevent tragedies like this from happening again, including training for law enforcement.
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In terms of Senator Lott's recent comments about Strom Thurmond, NAACP president Obie Clark says he is not surprised. In the recent NAACP report card he says Lott failed in terms of supporting initiatives that would help African Americans.
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The alleged robber was identified as 26-year-old Xang Khang of Sacramento.
According to Sacramento police, the incident started around 12:30 p.m. Saturday when Khang barricaded himself inside of the Jack in the Box restaurant on the 8300 block of Folsom Boulevard with two female employees as hostages for nearly three hours.
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First try: with a windows mobile: I just add an exchange account, I get my mail, contact and calendar synchronised.
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LA archbishop relieves retired cardinal of duties
LOS ANGELES Cardinal Roger Mahony, who retired with a tainted career after dodging criminal charges over how he handled pedophile priests, was stripped of duties by his successor as a judge ordered confidential church personnel files released.
The unprecedented move by Archbishop Jose Gomez came less than two weeks after other long-secret priest personnel records showed how Mahony worked with top aides to protect the Roman Catholic church from the engulfing scandal.
One of those aides, Monsignor Thomas Curry stepped down Thursday as auxiliary bishop in the Los Angeles archdiocese's Santa Barbara region. Gomez said Mahony, 76, would no longer have administrative or public duties in the diocese.
"I find these files to be brutal and painful reading," Gomez said in a statement, referring to 12,000 pages of files posted online by the church Thursday night just hours after a judge's order. "The behavior described in these files is terribly sad and evil. There is no excuse, no explaining away what happened to these children."
The fallout was highly unusual and marks a dramatic shift from the days when members of the church hierarchy emerged largely unscathed despite the roles they played in covering up clergy sex abuse, said the Rev. Thomas Reese, a Jesuit and senior fellow at the Woodstock Theological Center at Georgetown University.
"It's quite extraordinary. I don't think anything like this has happened before," Reese said. "It's showing that there are consequences now to mismanaging the sex abuse crisis."
Several of the documents released late Thursday echo recurring themes that emerged over the past decade in dioceses nationwide, where church leaders moved problem priests between parishes and didn't call the police.
In one instance, a draft of a plan with Mahony's name on it calls for sending a molester priest to his native Spain for a minimum of seven years, paying him $400 a month and offering health insurance. In return, the cardinal would agree to write the Vatican and ask them to cancel his excommunication.
It was unclear whether the proposed agreement was enacted with the Rev. Jose Ugarte, who had been reported to the archdiocese 20 years earlier by a physician for drugging and raping a boy in a hotel in Ensenada, his file shows.
"He has been sexually involved with three young men in addition to the original allegations," Curry, then Mahony's point person for dealing with suspected priests, wrote in 1993.
In another case, Mahony resisted turning over a list of altar boys to police who were investigating claims against a visiting Mexican priest who was later determined to have molested 26 boys during a 10-month stint in Los Angeles.
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Mahony, who retired in 2011 after more than a quarter-century at the helm of the archdiocese, has publicly apologized for mistakes he made in dealing with priests who molested children.
He has survived three grand jury investigations and several depositions by civil attorneys representing alleged abuse victims.
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State labor officials said Thursday morning that Georgia's seasonally adjusted jobless rate declined to 8.5 percent in November.
State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said that is the lowest state unemployment rate in nearly four years, since it was 8.5 percent in January 2009.
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Greensboro, NC -- Police are looking for at least one suspect after a man was beaten and robbed early Sunday morning.
Officers responded to W. Market St., near N. Greene St., just after midnight in reference to a robbery.
Detectives say there was some sort of altercation between a white male, 23-year-old Corey Blackburn, and four black males, accompanied by two black females and a white female.
Police say a witness, 21-year-old Jefferey Meiser, tried to calm down the two sides, and that's when one of the suspects assaulted him. Meiser lost consciousness as a result.
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Basel, Switzerland (Sports Network) - Five-time champion and Basel native
Roger Federer was an opening-round winner Monday at the Swiss Indoors tennis
The world No. 1 superstar, playing his first match since losing to Andy Murray
in the semifinals at the Shanghai Masters two weeks ago, handled German
qualifier Benjamin Becker 7-5, 6-3 in 1 hour, 28 minutes on the indoor
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Federer smacked 10 aces and was broken only once on Day 1.
The Swiss icon Federer beat Japan's Kei Nishikori for a second straight Basel
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