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Hey fellas,
I recently was asked to migrate our Zimbra mail server because there is concern that the server hardware is going to fail. I believe I will be migrating it with the same domain name. Anyways, I've been a Zimbra user where I work, but I haven't done anything like this before. I've seen threads for moving from release 5 -> 6 and 6 -> 7, but where I work they've already installed 7 on a virtual machine and the current mail server is running version 5. I signed up on these forums hoping somebody could help me out a bit.
Does it make a difference migrating from a 32 bit version to a 64 bit version?
What do I need to do?
I figure if they just had the same release version I would just be able to shut down the mail server and mysql, back up the files and move them over (maybe edit some permissions). But I'd think moving up 2 releases would nix that idea. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. :o


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The Department of Geography (GY)
The Department of Geography offers majors in environmental science and geography. The major in geography may culminate in either a bachelor of arts degree (BA) or a bachelor of science degree (BS). The department also offers a minor in geography, a minor in geographic information systems, and certificate programs in geographic information systems or regional and urban planning.
Department of Geography, 202 Farrah Hall
Degree requirements. Students earning the bachelor of arts (BA) degree with a major in geography must complete all University, college (see p. 50-52), and departmental degree requirements. These include the general education requirements, the following major requirements, all requirements for an approved minor, and sufficient other credits to total a minimum of 120 applicable semester hours.
Admission into the major. Students are expected to formally declare a major no later than the fourth semester of full-time enrollment (or at 61 semester hours for transfer students). With the assistance of an advisor in the major department, students should complete the "Declaration of Major" form.
Grade point average. A 2.0 grade point average in the major is required for completion of the degree. The major GPA is calculated based on all courses applicable to the major that the student has attempted at UA and all work attempted applicable to the major throughout the entire higher education career.
Major courses. The major in geography (BA) requires the successful completion of the following 36 semester hours:
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- Environment and Natural Resources (minimum of 12 hours): GY 200, GY 317, GY 318, GY 320, GY 339, GY 363, GY 402, GY 404, GY 407, GY 410, GY 412, GY 452, GY 453,GY 460, GY 467, GY 472, GY 486, or GY 489.
- Regional and Urban Planning (minimum of 12 hours): GY 200 and GY 441; and GY 341, GY 358, GY 365, GY 367, GY 440, GY 452, GY 453, GY 458, GY 460, GY 465, GY 466, or GY 488.
- Geographic Information Techniques (minimum of 12 hours): GY 330, GY 335, GY 420, GY 430, GY 435, GY 436, or GY 438.
- Human and Regional Geography (minimum of 18 hours): GY 200, GY 317, GY 318, GY 341, GY 344, GY 346, GY 348, GY 350, GY 358, GY 365, GY 367, GY 377, GY 440, GY 444, GY 458, GY 465, GY 466, GY 473, or GY 488.
Upper-level residency. A minimum of 12 hours of 300- and 400-level courses in the major must be earned on this campus.
Ancillary courses. This major does not require ancillary courses.
Required minor. The geography major requires completion of a minor.
Additional major requirements. A maximum of 3 hours of internship or practicum credit can be applied to the major. Each geography course applied to the 36-hour requirement must be completed with a grade of "C-" or higher. Students are responsible for ensuring that they have met all University, college, major, and minor requirements. However, each student must meet with an advisor in the major department for academic planning and to be cleared for registration each semester.
Special opportunities. The Department of Geography offers certificate programs in geographic information systems (GIS) and regional and urban planning. Additional information is available in the Department of Geography office.

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A Year of Play: Inspiring Kids Playrooms
Best of 2013
For kids, play is all around them, but it is nice if you're able to allot a part of your home just for them to use for art-making, playing with toys and pretend play. Here's a look back at ten of our favorite playrooms featured this year.
- Before & After: Family Room Turned Dream Playroom
- Chloe's Clementine-Accented Playroom
- Family-Friendly Playroom in Venice
- A Colorful Playroom for Olivia
- A Montessori/Waldorf-Inspired School At Home for Bea & Friends
- Finley & Jackson's "Modern Shabby Chic" Bedrooms & Playroom
- Channing's Neutral Yet Cheery Playroom
- Charley's Colorful Play Space
- Colorful Vintage-Inspired Play Zone for 3
- Kyler's DIY Playroom: A Family Affair
Welcome to Apartment Therapy's Best of 2013 roundup! From December 21 through January 1 we are rounding up our favorite (and your favorite) posts from the past year.
(Image credits: Fun at Home with Kids; Grace Kim Design; Tess Bethune Interiors; Siv Jane Aksdal; Nichole; Cleary O'Farrell; Tara Gray; Corey M.; Kendra Gilbertson)


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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- Check your nursery, you may use a Graco-branded Avalon or Katelyn Glider to rock your little one to sleep.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling more than 38,000 of the rockers.
The chair's base can crack or break and you can fall.
CPSC Glider Rockers Recall Notice
The CPSC says there have been 26 reports of the glider rockers breaking.


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Willie J. Wiley Sr., 89, of Moore Drive, died Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2013, at the Brian Center Nursing Care of Lexington.
Arrangements are incomplete.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- DC Fire Chief Kenneth Ellerbe is testifying before DC Council members on Thursday.
He is being asked about an incident in which a police officer injured in a hit and run had to wait 15 minutes for an ambulance from Maryland.
The failure to provide an ambulance to the injured officer and other shortcomings in the fire department's fleet have raised questions about Ellerbe's leadership and the fire department's resources. Individual employees were blamed for the ambulance response. But the district's inspector general found there are a lack of adequate reserve vehicles for emergencies.


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According to the 2007 National Red List of Sri Lanka, a total of 674 species representing all the vertebrate groups (freshwater fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals) were found to be in a threatened category (Critically Endangered, Endangered, or Vulnerable). This roughly represents 1/3 of the indigenous Sri Lankan vertebrate fauna. Furthermore, 57 species were found to be critically endangered, 99 were found to be endangered and 66 were found to be vulnerable. Of the 1,103 plants species evaluated for the Red List, a total of 675 species were found to be threatened (Critically endangered, Endangered or Vulnerable), representing approximately 17 % flowering plant species in Sri Lanka.
Considering the plight of the dwindling fauna, Standard Chartered Bank,
As a part of the initiative, the Bank has sponsored
This professionally designed coffee table book will get the public attention as images with a short description is an effective way to capture the attention on threatened species. The coffee table book will be circulated among the high calibre clients of the bank as a token of appreciation while sending the important message on threatened species of
In addition to the Coffee Table book, the Bank, together with IUCN, implemented a capacity building and awareness programmes for the Bank's staff during the year. The Bank's staff volunteers also followed Training of Trainers sessions on biodiversity and threatened species issues. After which they would be able to roll out the training to other staff members. As part of the awareness campaign, conservation and biodiversity posters will be displayed and educational material will be distributed across the Bank's offices.


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A Time Warner employee was critically injured Friday afternoon on Kindley Road in Silver Valley when his bucket truck came in contact with a power line.
The victim, identified by a coworker as Christopher Jones, was transported to Novant Health Thomasville Medical Center where he was listed in critical condition as of 6 p.m.
The coworker, Donnie Herman, said around 3:30 p.m. Jones was working on a line near U.S. Highway 64 East and was lowering the bucket when it came in contact with the power lines. According to Herman, Jones was operating a new truck, and his older one was lower, which may have contributed to the incident.
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Average Customer Review: based on 10 reviews.Rating: nice small camera
Is Gopro HERO 3 Silver built for SCUBA diving - to what depth ?
You can see all the features on the new Hero 3 camera at http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-535/168290/Gopro-HERO-3-Silver-Edition-High-Definition-Video-and-Underwater-Camera.html DEPTH: 197 feet
Hi! How long will this take to ship to Singapore, and how much will i be charged for shipping?
You can place the order on the website. Using Amazon Checkout is the easiest way to process international orders. The shipping charge will be listed when you proceed to checkout and prior to submitting the order. Typically 2 week delivery from the day the order processes.
Hi .. I wanted to ask what is the difference between gray and white models and black .. What is the price for shipment to Israel ..
The best method of calculating rates would be to enter the order using our online shopping cart and use the Amazon Checkout method of checking out. Amazon will verify all billing and shipping information and display your shipping costs. Be advised these costs do not reflect any additional Duty or Tax imposed by your country due to importation of the equipment. Any extra fees over those displayed are the responsibility of the customer. I do not have info on the White. The difference between the Silver and Black are the Black comes with the Wifi Remote that the Silver does not and the Black has 1 more MP of definition.
We would want this almost exclusively for underwater. How close will it focus? What is ballpark dept of field? Is it sharp enough to show detail on small fishes? Thanks!
Hello J.R., for what you are asking the camera that I would suggest is the Sealife DC1400 14 Megapixel Underwater Camera and HD Video web link: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-535/168207/Sealife-DC1400-14-Megapixel-Underwater-Camera-and-HD-Video.html with the Sealife Fisheye Wide Angle Lens web link: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-540/168263/Sealife-Fisheye-Wide-Angle-Lens.html. That is the camera I would suggest for the close-up pictures you want to take.
Is there a way to put a strap on the GoPro to use while scuba diving?
Hello Megan, you would need to attach the strap to the base of the housing. or you can get add-on items to be able to mount it in different places. If you go to http://www.scuba.com/scuba_gear.asp_category_540_sortby_products.Manufacturer and go down to the GoPro parts you will see all of the add-on's.
What are the dimensions of this camera and how much much does it weigh? Is camera a mountable to mask?
Hello Joann, it is 3"x3" and weight is under a pound. If you want to wear this with your mask you would also need to order this item: Gopro Head Strap Mount for HD HERO / HERO 2 / HERO 3 Camera web link: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-540/168281/Gopro-Head-Strap-Mount-for-HD-HERO---HERO-2-Camera.html.
hey i was wondering which housing do you need for diving ? also how is the sound quality under water ? finally i wanted to know which of the GoPros would be better too buy.
Smaller, lighter with built-in Wi-Fi.The HERO3: Silver Edition boasts the same high performance specs as the famous HD HERO2 camera it replaces, yet it has built-in Wi-Fi and is 30% smaller and 25% lighter. The HERO3: Silver Edition is wearable and gear mountable, waterproof to 197' (60m), and is capable of capturing ultra-wide 1080p 30 fps and 720p 60 fps video plus 11MP photos at a rate of 10 photos per second.
Smaller, Lighter...BetterWeighing in at a scant 2.6 ounces, the HERO3: Silver Edition is 25% lighter and 30% smaller than the HD HERO2 camera it replaces.
Professional Quality VideoThe HERO3: Silver Edition captures professional quality video at 1080p-30, 720p-60, 960p-48 and WVGA-120 resolutions and frame rates.
Professional Quality PhotosThe HERO3: Silver Edition captures 11MP still photos and has a burst capture rate of 10 frames per second. Time-lapse photo capture mode enables automatic photo capture at 0.5, 2, 5, 10, 30 and 60 second intervals.
Improved Sharpness, Less DistortionThe HERO3: Silver Edition's reduced-distortion aspherical lens combines with user-selectable 1080p Ultra-wide, Medium and Narrow field-of-views to deliver more perspective-capture options than are available on the White Edition camera. The totally updated flat-lens waterproof housing delivers stunning image sharpness both above and below water.
Redesigned Audio SystemUnderstanding that sound quality is as important as image quality, GoPro engineers completely redesigned the HERO3: Silver Edition to be as adept at capturing the subtle, natural sounds of voice and music as it is at capturing the immersive sounds of sport. Also improved is GoPro's already famous wind-noise reduction, ensuring that you'll hear more of your passion, be it your engine or expletives, and less of the wind during high speed activities.
Built-in Wi-FiThe HERO3: Silver Edition features built-in Wi-Fi and is compatible with both the Wi-Fi Remote (optional accessory) and the GoPro App. The Wi-Fi Remote (not included) is a waterproof, wearable remote control that can control up to 50 Wi-Fi-enabled GoPros at a time from a range of 600'. The HERO3: Silver Edition's built in Wi-Fi means it can also be controlled by iOS smartphones and tablets running the GoPro App*. The GoPro App enables full camera control and scene preview on any compatible iOS smartphone or tablet. *A software update for your HERO3 camera is required before using the GoPro app. GoPro app compatibility with the HERO3: Silver Edition will be available November 12, 2012. Click here to update your HERO3 product software. The HERO3: Silver Edition is compatible with all GoPro mounting accessories and older generation BacPacs™ along with the newer generation LCD Touch BacPac and 2nd generation Battery BacPac. However, as all HERO3 cameras have a new size and shape and are not compatible with HERO2 housings.
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Built-in Wi-Fi enables remote control via included Wi-Fi Remote or video preview and remote control on smartphones and tablets running the free GoPro App.
Rugged housing is waterproof to 197'/60M and captures sharp images above and below water
Compatible with all GoPro mounts for attaching to gear, body, helmets, vehicles and more
Compatible with LCD Touch BacPac™ and second generation Battery BacPac™
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By Alex Dobuzinskis and Laila Kearney
(Reuters) – A 12-year-old boy armed with a shotgun opened fire at a middle school in New Mexico on Tuesday, seriously wounding two students before a staff member persuaded him to put down the firearm, authorities said.
The shooting at Berrendo Middle School in Roswell took place in a gym where students had gathered to stay warm from the frigid weather outside before the start of class, Governor Susana Martinez told reporters.
"The shooter was quickly stopped by one staff member who walked right up to him and asked him to set down the firearm, which he did," Martinez said. CNN quoted Martinez as hailing the intervening teacher as a "hero" for his action.
The wounded children were an 11-year-old boy, who students said had been shot in the face, and a 13-year-old girl, whose condition was serious but improved after surgery. The boy underwent two rounds of surgery and was in critical condition.
The adolescent shooter, who was not identified, remained in police custody on Tuesday night, New Mexico State Police Chief Pete Kassetas said. He had come to school that morning with a 20-gauge sawed-off shotgun concealed in a bag, Kassetas added.
The boy's motive remains unclear, police said, but student Monique Salcido, a friend of the two children who were shot, told CNN he had been bullied at the school.
"I don't want to go to Berrendo anymore because of what happened. Because I'm afraid it's going to happen again," Salcido told CNN.
The shooting was the second to take place at a U.S. middle school in three months, after a 12-year-old boy opened fire at his middle school in Sparks, Nevada, in October, killing a teacher and wounding two students before killing himself.
It comes amid a contentious national debate on gun control that intensified after a gunman shot dead 20 students and six staff members at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut, in December 2012. Following that attack, President Barack Obama called for sweeping new gun control measures.
Most of Obama's proposals were defeated in Congress, but his administration proposed new regulations this month aimed at clarifying restrictions on gun ownership for the mentally ill and bolstering a database used for firearms background checks.
Around 1,500 people attended a prayer vigil at a Roswell convention center on Tuesday evening, where they sang and hugged each other. Others expressed sympathy and support for the city of some 48,000 residents in southeastern New Mexico through social media websites and elsewhere.
Governor Martinez, speaking at the vigil, praised the intervening teacher, whom she identified as "Mr. Masterson".
" walked right up to him and asked him to put down the firearm," Martinez said. " stood there and allowed a gun to be pointed right at him."
The Roswell Independent School District's website listed John Masterson as an eighth-grade social studies teacher.
Sixth-grade student Anyssa Vegara said she had been talking to a security guard when she heard a shot.
"I turned around and all I saw was someone on the floor with their arm bleeding," Vegara told the Albuquerque Journal.
The wounded students were taken to a local hospital after the incident and then flown by helicopter to University Medical Center in Lubbock, Texas, about 150 miles east of Roswell, as the facility was better equipped to handle the most severely injured patients, said hospital spokesman Eric Finley.
At a news conference late Tuesday, Martinez identified the girl as Kendal Sanders and said she was recovering from a wound to the shoulder. She did not identify the 11-year-old boy, saying his family had requested privacy at a difficult time.
"He is in critical condition and they want to focus on their son," Martinez said. The boy had sustained injuries to his face and neck, she said.
Earlier reports had put the wounded boy's age at 12 or 14 and the girl's at 12.
On Tuesday evening, police were serving three search warrants in the case, Kassetas said, examining the boy's locker, a bag and the boy's home, a residence in the Roswell area.
"We got some preliminary information that possibly some of the students were warned by the suspect prior to the shooting not to go to school," he said, adding this was not confirmed.
Kassetas said the shooter was not believed to have had help from others. He also praised the intervening teacher.
"It's one thing for an armed state police officer to enter the school and do his or her job. It's another thing for a teacher… to intervene in a situation like this," he said.
The school, which was placed on lockdown after the 7:30 a.m. shooting, serves students in grades six through eight. Teachers had received training on how to react to a shooter.
A staff member at the school received "very minor injuries" and declined medical care, Martinez said. It was unclear if that was the same person who asked the boy to give up his shotgun or how the staff member was injured.
"I can stand here and tell you that in the 10 seconds that transpired from the time of this thing starting until the teacher had control of the weapon, there was no cowardice," said school district Superintendent Tom Burris.
Classes at Berrendo Middle School are canceled on Wednesday and will resume on Thursday, Burris said.
(Reporting by Alex Dobuzinskis in Los Angeles and Laila Kearney in San Francisco; Additional reporting by Karen Brooks in Austin, Texas; Sharon Bernstein in Sacramento, California; and Eric M. Johnson in Seattle; Editing by Cynthia Johnston, Bernadette Baum, Cynthia Osterman, Lisa Shumaker and Gareth Jones)


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http://mmajunkie.com The first winners of "The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil" have their next fight dates set.
Rony "Jason" Mariano Bezerra (11-3 MMA, 1-0 UFC) and Cezar "Mutante" Ferreira (5-2 MMA, 1-0 UFC) are expected to be a part of the card when the UFC returns to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in October. UFC officials on Wednesday announced the two fighters' likely inclusion, although opponents weren't named.
As MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) first reported, UFC 153 is expected to take place Oct. 13 at HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro. It will be the promotion's third trip to that venue in 14 months following UFC 134 in August 2011 and UFC 142 this past January. Just one fight has been announced for the card – a light heavyweight bout between Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and Glover Teixeira, likely in the main or co-main event slot.
Bezerra this past month at UFC 147 in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, won the TUF: Brazil featherweight crown. Ferreira, a student of UFC standout Vitor Belfort, took home the middleweight title. Each earned UFC deals in the process.
Bezerra won the TUF: Brazil featherweight tournament by defeating Godofredo "Pepey" de Oliveira by unanimous decision at UFC 147. That victory gave him six consecutive wins and an 8-1 mark since late 2009.
Ferreira, after a successful run through the TUF house, needed three rounds to get past Sergio "Serginho" Moraes in a back-and-forth fight at UFC 147 that Moraes took only when original finalist Daniel Sarafian had to pull out with an injury.
Both Bezerra and Ferreira may have something to prove to their new boss, UFC president Dana White. After UFC 147, White was critical of the TUF: Brazil fighters, particularly the featherweight and middleweight finalists, saying they had already let the fame of being on the show get to their heads.
"I think these guys from 'The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil' came out like killers in the fight to get into the house and then all season long," White said. "But I think because [UFC 147] was such a big event – this place was crazy, it was rocking – they were signing autographs all day. I think they got a little caught up in the hype."
For more on UFC 153, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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The National Review Treasury of Classic Children's Literature brings back over forty literary gemsmany long forgotten. Now, in the light of a new generation, they are as radiant, if not more radiant, than they were when first published. It will take the family who owns it on an exciting voyage, back to the Golden Era of children's literaturea more innocent time when the famous St. Nicholas Magazine offered the youth of America a monthly cornucopia of wonderful stories, tales, fables, and adventures, written by the literary giants of the time.
An unsurpassed compilation of wonderful children's stories by great writersor in the opinion of many, the greatest writersthis is a volume that can be counted on to provide youngsters and teens with superlative prose and poetry that entertain and, more importantly, promote and instill those values and lessons increasingly needed in our current culture.
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Many University of Central Missouri students desire to work part-time in order to help meet their living expenses. Others work because they believe the experience will be a valuable part of their overall education. The knowledge and skills learned from working often compliment a student's academic performance and communicate to future employers an ability to succeed in a professional setting. In addition, research has shown that students who work part-time do just as well (and often better) academically than non-working students. Also, working students are more likely to complete their degree programs than non-workers.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Joe Paterno apologists, I used to be one
of you. Not only did I revere the football coach from a distance, I idolized
the makings of his "Grand Experiment," his morality over money moniker that
made him appear so authentic and so grandfatherly.
I shook his hand. I talked to him a good bit about a book I was writing -- a
historical tale that intertwined Penn State's and the football program's
legacies. In so many ways, it was a story of his travels from Brooklyn born
and Ivy League bred to Penn State forever. He signed two footballs as part of
a silent auction I was holding as a memorial for my late uncle, including a
handwritten note scribbled on football letterhead that read, "Hope this helps.
Best, Joe."
I speak of this tangible relationship not to puff out my chest at the smallest
morsel of access into his life, but to lay the foundation for the boom that's
about to drop. You see Joe-pologists, I was one of you, reverting back to
memories from my childhood, Saturday afternoons in the fall, fleeting
recollections of his raspy voice and Coke-bottle glasses every time I was
faced with another shred of evidence.
This isn't Joe. He's a humanitarian. He was from a different time,
uncomfortable in the thoughts of the "Tickle Monster" and a young boy's bottom
making, to use a grand jury phrase, "slapping sounds in the shower." He backed
away. He was let down by those he trusted.
And then I woke up. And I suggest you do the same.
I'm all for the benefit of the doubt -- but he left town with the Freeh
Report's damning findings that provided some new adjectives and context to
Paterno's name.
Liar. Manipulator. Leader of men alright, three others to be exact, who didn't
give a single thought to the futures of disadvantaged boys because they were
too worried about themselves, the football team and Penn State's image.
I'm all for forgiveness and the understanding that everyone makes mistakes.
I've made mine as I'm sure you've made yours. But Joe Paterno didn't make one
mistake. Or two, or ten.
He made a mistake every day for the 11 years that he indirectly allowed a
serial pedophile to prance around campus and stalk his prey before using the
showers in Joe's kingdom to reign terror on children who couldn't fight back,
wrestling with them, blowing on their stomachs, and for those who didn't
relent, destroying their lives for countless years to come.
Forgiveness comes to those who repent, but Paterno, to his last dying breath,
told a Grand Jury, a handpicked interviewer named Sally Jenkins and anyone who
would listen that he had no knowledge of a 1998 investigation into the sexual
perversions of Jerry Sandusky.
He did.
Paterno spent his last days telling Jenkins that he told his "boss," athletic
director Tim Curley, about then graduate assistant Mike McQueary's soul-
crippling discovery of Sandusky conveniently placed behind a young boy's
backside then backed away, because in his words, "I didn't know exactly how to
handle it."
He did know what to do. Any sane, responsible human being would know what to
do. Call child welfare and get that sick pervert off the streets. Instead,
Paterno just passed the buck, a discovery that prompted his new favorite PR
line: "With the benefit of hindsight, I wish I had done more."
No kidding. But it doesn't stop there.
His family's attorney team, led by Wick Sollers, has been a fast-cranking PR
machine for weeks, throwing out powerful words two days before the Freeh
Report's release about "email leaks" and "fairness." Then, just in case those
didn't land, a letter supposedly written by Paterno to his former players in
the month before his death magically found legs, hopped a bus and landed at
the feet of multiple media outlets.
"This wasn't a football scandal," it bellowed. In the simplest terms, that
declaration was accurate. None of the former letter-winners were, to our best
estimation, privy to this massacre or assisted in its deception. But honestly,
this scandal had everything to do with the university's football culture, one
in which I have been an active participant since I was old enough to walk.
Parts of the letter made perfect sense -- Penn State has always been a world-
class institution, and always will be. LaVar Arrington and Chuck Fusina's
accomplishments shouldn't be minimalized by this horrible tragedy.
Yet, time and time again, statements of defiance and self-preservation tore at
those statements of healing. The letter wasn't about moving forward at all,
instead one final plea to never forget the past.
And in the author's case, the past meant him and his legacy. It was and has
always been about him and his legacy at its core.
Emails painted a picture that few wanted to admit, but make perfect sense if
you have even the slightest knowledge of how Penn State operated, or honestly,
a little common sense. Paterno knew about the 1998 investigation, just as many
assumed in their heart of hearts he did. He actively followed it and was
briefed by Curley on its status throughout. Sandusky wasn't charged with a
crime, but in the context of McQueary's account in 2001, Paterno and Penn
State's powers that be should have used the investigation as a warning sign
that perhaps this was much more than a creepy old man with boundary issues.
And even if they weren't sure, the safest, surest bet for the continued
welfare of children was to report the incident to authorities and let them do
their jobs. Instead, Penn State gave Sandusky the benefit of the doubt
because, in Spanier's own typewritten funeral sentence, it was the "humane"
thing to do.
That humane intention allowed countless more boys to fall victim to Sandusky's
manipulation and physical abuse. That isn't to say that Spanier, Paterno, et
al. actively protected a pedophile, but when does "willful ignorance" cross
past the point of ignorance and into willful, whether it be to the criminal's
benefit first and foremost or not.
Joe Paterno, Graham Spanier, Gary Schultz and Tim Curley didn't care about
Jerry Sandusky. They weren't trying to protect him. They didn't fell sorry for
him. They were willfully protecting themselves from a chink in the moral,
ethical fortress of perception they had built. And in the end, is there really
that big of a difference between self-preservation and protection of a
pedophile when children's welfare is at stake?
I will always contend that once they let Sandusky slide in 2001, he had them
by the Lion's tail. It snowballed through the years to the point where it
could never be reported. The stakes got higher and more costly with each day
child welfare wasn't contacted, and soon it became silence at all costs.
One of the biggest scandals in the history of a major university didn't start
as a cover-up, otherwise Paterno wouldn't have told a soul. The university's
culture of reverence to the "Joe Knows" style of thinking never intended to
cloak a master manipulator and child predator.
It just happened that way because four seemingly well-educated, moralistic men
convinced themselves it wasn't as bad as they feared, the portrait wasn't as
heinous as a worst case scenario painted, and that they could micro-manage the
situation themselves and all would be right in Joe's kingdom.
It didn't turn out that way. And now they all must pay. And by "all" I mean
the three men still living and the legacy of the man who was responsible for
the growth of a Central Pennsylvania cow college into a world-class
Joe Paterno did many great things in his life. And to my grave, I will contend
his "Grand Experiment" was genuine, his desire to hold academics and athletics
in tandem was sincere. Somewhere, the mystic, the stature created a power so
big, so vast and so dangerous that it crumbled the very moral foundation that
built it.
No one should care about a statue. Facebook groups that yearn for the "Statue
to Stay" just highlight the university's out-of-touch, Joe-is-God philosophy
that helped indirectly form a bubble of secrecy around the University Park
No one should care about ice cream flavors or library wings. If they stay,
they will be a consistent reminder of the man and this scandal. If they
vanish, they will be a consistent reminder of the man and a fallen legacy.
Either way, Joe Paterno's "Grand Experiment" worked like a charm until it was
tested. And then it failed, leaving a battered and defeated university in its
Penn State will move on. It is an innovative, research-leading university with
lofty goals and dreams. It will recover, in time, and people will have their
own memories of Paterno and his place in their minds.
There is nothing wrong with that. I will remember the good, but always
understand that it can't overshadow the bad.
Meet me there. Help Penn State move on, not necessarily by wiping the past
from your mind, but by accepting its evils, learning from its mistakes and
creating a bigger, better university.
One that doesn't put football over children. And one that moves past the
ideals of Joe Paterno.
The Sports Network


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The men's team shot 312-305-297 to finish fifth in the Division II field. Jeffrey Swearington led the way with rounds of 74-79-71 to finish seventh, and Juan Gutierrez shot 75-71-79 to finish tied for eighth. Ryan Lyons shot 233 to finish 18th. Stephen Camilli shot 234 to finish 19th, and Brad Brown fired 253 to finish tied for 30th.
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I'm leaving now...
I guess the prices were reasonable too since you picked up 1000 rds.
I was visiting family up in Wisconsin this weekend and no shortage of ammo there. In Georgia you are lucky to find any ammo on the shelves. I went to Fleet Farm to find the shelves stocked to the top. I found the same at Scheels Sports as well. Scheels had anything you would want. I picked up another 1000 rounds!
I'm leaving now...
I guess the prices were reasonable too since you picked up 1000 rds.
Bruce, Life Member: NRA, NCRPA, GRNC, GOA
Naval Air Museum Barbers Point
"I personally think we developed language because of our deep inner need to complain."--Jane Wagner
"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom."
-Isaac Asimov
I picked up America Eagle 9mm 124g for 11.99 a box. I also seen Blazer (aluminum case) for 10.99 and plenty of it on the shelf. and not only 9mm..EVERYTHING! I couldn't believe my eyes.
Man, I am finding Fed. for $9.98 and Rem. for $11.97 (50 rounds all brass cased) at WM 3 out of 4 times I go. Enough to get my "limit" three or more, just sitting on the shelf. They almost always have the 550 Rem .22LR, probably a dozen or more the last time I was there.
Then I go to the gun show this weekend in Springfield, MO. They had WM stuff for 50% more. Did find some WIN Ranger T, $25 for .40 and $35 for .45acp (50 rds.). My buthole didn't feel toooo bad when I left.


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Joanna McClure
"Paper Abstractions", photos by Joanna McClure.
"Paper Abstractions", photos by Joanna McClure.
Illustrator Lisa Kogawa was born and raised in Japan and is currently living and working in Los Angeles. Really nice variety of styles. More images below.
Been seeing a lot of these selfie stick images circulating the net recently and was trying to figure out where they were from. The image above, from Terminator (the best I've seen so far) was shared on Twitter last year. Since then a Tumblr has popped up called Guns Replaced with Selfie Sticks sharing similar images from popular movies, and it appears they take submissions. More images below.
Madrid-based photographer Ben Roberts has been photographing Spain since 2007 for his series "Más se perdió en Cuba", which translates to "We lost more when we lost Cuba". More images below.
Graf artist GSULF and his friends are on another level. A selection of street paintings below.
Another fantastic video by New Media Limited for Yeasayer. "Silly Me" is the prequel to "I Am Chemistry", and both have a wonderfully strange animation style. Watch it over on Booooooom TV.


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May 30, 2016
In advance of President Barack Obama's health care speech to Congress, Mississippi Sen. Roger Wicker spoke about proposed reform.
The president is expected to tell lawmakers and the nation exactly how he wants to expand health care.
According to a senior official, he's expected to make a fresh argument for a government-run insurance option, but he won't be demanding that option.
"Regardless of how that is resolved there are major problems with this comprehensive legislation that make me wish and want to urge the president to take a step by step approach and do the things we can do that won't break the bank," said Wicker. "Even if the public option is off the table, you still have a bill that costs over $800 billion over a 10 year period."
Despite controlling both houses of Congress, Democrats seem unable to agree among themselves on an overhaul plan.
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May 25, 2016
Both studies, conducted by the Washington-based AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, evaluated habitual offenders. In one, researchers found that unlicensed drivers are five times more likely to be in fatal crashes than drivers with valid licenses.
The other study found that 40 percent of all drunken driving trips are made by habitual drunken drivers, and that more than half of all arrested drunken drivers are repeat offenders.
Foundation President Susan Pikrallidas said states need to reevaluate and improve enforcement of measures meant to keep habitual offenders off the road. For example, the study of unlicensed drivers found that two-thirds of drivers with suspended licenses continue to drive.
Pikrallidas also said states are doing a poor job of identifying chronic drinkers, who often return to the roadways untreated. The foundation's study found that there was only a 1 in 50 chance that a drunken driver would actually be arrested.
The drunken driving study also found that two-thirds of fatally injured drivers have alcohol levels twice the legal limit. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 17,448 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes in 2001, accounting for 41 percent of all U.S. traffic deaths.
Pikrallidas said the AAA Foundation will use the studies to push for continued federal support for traffic safety programs at the state and local level.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Our world changed forever on 9/11 But for many college students, the post 9/11 world is the only world they know.
Most college freshmen were just six-years-old on 9/11.
Watch as Kristin Fisher catches up with members of the millennial generation at George Washington University to find out what this 12-year anniversary means to them.


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The Broker Bus Depot is located in Downtown Broker, Liberty City and is owned by the Liberty City Transport Authority. The building itself is inaccessible. Being a bus depot, Buses do spawn there: at the front of the depot there are three Buses, and the fourth Bus is parked further down next to a bus stop - buses aren't able to be used as a form of public transportation.
- The LTA headquarters is a few blocks down the road from the depot
- The Algonquin - Dukes Expressway runs above the depot
- Sometimes the bus depot will be empty.
- In GTA Chinatown Wars, the random character Alonso will ask to be brought here, where he proceeds to attack a bus.
- The depot is the only location in GTA Chinatown Wars where Buses can be found during normal gameplay.


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Canned in the USAby Megs Stuff...
Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
A mix of new and old labels. . . pen and ink colored digitally.
copyright 2012 Meg Shearer
wow!love your artworka meg!so beautiful&powerful!
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Great concept!
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I'll sign on too... Liked this very much. It is fun to read through the labels. Should be a winner
Thank you all so very much!!!
Totally Vintage!! Stunning Work!!
What a great collection, Megs :)
Thank you!!! : )
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amazing work!
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This is GREAT Meg! What a wonderful kitchen print, perfect.
Thank you very much!!!
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This is wonderful, I could see the Etsy crowd snapping up prints of this one! well done! :)
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Lot of work there!
Yep! Thanks all!
Awesome! I love all of the old labels! :D
Thank you for all your kind words Michael!!!
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Thanks Tarrby. No editing though, I drew it.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- US Airways and American Airlines are potentially on the verge of a merger to create the world's biggest airline, so you may be wondering what this deal could mean for you and your next flight.
Will fares rise? The WSJ predicts -- in the long term -- probably. As the industry consolidates -- the airlines pick up more pricing power.If this deal goes through -- since 2001 -- mergers will have turned 10 airlines into four.
You may also be wondering about your frequent-flier miles and other perks. In the past, consumers have been able to retain everything they have earned. What could happen is that US Airways fliers would be able to transfer their miles to American's Advantage program. If you have accounts on both, you would be able to combine them. But there's also the possibility that the value of some of those miles could be reduced as the airlines work out new policies.
US Airways is currently the biggest carrier out of Reagan National.
That could be affected, but probably won't be any time soon. This deal is aimed at getting bigger -- not at trimming service at hubs.
There is still a chance that this deal won't happen too. AMR could back out and work through bankruptcy on its own or the bankruptcy judge and the Justice Department could have problems with the merger.


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Hotel Hollywood welcomes you to the heart of Rome a city that lies on seven hills. This is an unique place to experience the real scent of the Everlasting City where the mixture of ancient and modern makes you think that you are on a film set.
Even though it is situated in Romes central and buzzing area this small peaceful oasis guarantees a unique relaxation. We are easily situated for all parts of the capital and within easy reach of most of Rome's attractions with numerous connections from the Termini Station.
Just around the corner is the church Santa Maria Maggiore, Piazza della Repubblica and within walking distance (20 minutes) are the Colosseum and the Roman Forum.
All rooms are well-appointed with sophisticated comforts and facilities you would expect from a modern hotel. There is a TV, hair dryer, direct dial telephone and heating in every room. Rooms without bathroom are available upon request.
As its name implies, Hotel Hollywood is fitted with all comforts and quality services that meets the standards of the most demanding guests.
Our friendly and well informed staff will be glad to assist you 24 hours a day.
The Reception is in Via Principe Amedeo no: 79/B
You must arrive within an hour of the arrival time you say if you will be later you must phone reception if not we will not guarantee your reservation
Cancellation policy: It Is possible to cancel or olter your reservation up to 4 days prior your arrival date. In case you fail to do so and do not show for your reservation we will charge the amount for the first night on your credit card.
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Summary:Spinoff of the ABC drama, "Grey's Anatomy," featuring the character of Dr. Addison Montgomery. After taking a trip to California to visit old med school friends whose personal lives happen to be falling apart but whose medical practice, Oceanside Wellness, is thriving, Addison decides to leave Seattle Grace Hospital and her broken marriage behind her and work with them. Together, the doctors at Oceanside Wellness find solutions to their patients' needs, but along the way they encounter medical cases that challenge their ethical and moral ideals and their abilities as doctors.


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Atlanta, GA, July 25, 2013 - It seems that everywhere you call, youll hear the exact same message, XXR wheels are on a nationwide backorder. First Choice Wheels and Tires took the initiative to try and beat the system by ordering over a thousand wheels a year in advance. Of course there was no way to order every single size and finish, so we wanted to stick with the most popular items. With a selection of 20,000 part numbers, you can see how this might get overwhelming stated Dino Cajic, CEO of First Choice Wheels and Tires. He explained that XXR is a brand that people want. If we can provide it sooner than the other guy youll come out on top. Our sales and marketing staff have spent hundreds of hours on XXR alone trying to predict which items will be popular a year from now. A year...
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Eating well plays a big part in enhancing physical performance, but did you know certain food choices can also enhance brain function? If your memory needs a boost, or you're concentration is letting you down, maybe it's time to reassess what you're eating?
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Memphis, TN (Sports Network) - Mike Conley filled the stat sheet with 17
points, five assists, four rebounds and six steals in the Memphis Grizzlies'
90-78 victory over the Detroit Pistons.
Rudy Gay tallied a game-high 18 points and Marc Gasol added 17 points and 11
boards for Memphis, which has won four in a row.
The Grizzlies forced 22 turnovers, which led to 31 points.
Greg Monroe had 17 points and nine rebounds for the Pistons, who had won four
of their last six contests coming in.
The Pistons began the third on a 12-2 run and Greg Monroe's layup tied the
game at 57-57 with 6:50 left in the period.
Memphis, though, responded with a 13-3 surge.
Conley had a three-point play and nailed two 3-pointers during the outburst
and the hosts took a 70-60 lead with 2:56 to play in the frame.
Memphis took a 76-66 edge into the fourth and Detroit never got within less
than eight in the final stanza.
Earlier, the Grizzlies led, 22-21, after a quarter of play.
A Charlie Villanueva 3-pointer pulled the visitors within 40-39 midway through
the second, but the Grizzlies used a 9-0 spurt to gain some breathing room
before taking a 53-45 edge into the break.
Game Notes
Memphis went 4-1 on its four-game homestand ... Tayshaun Prince recorded 15
points for the Pistons ... Memphis had a 48-40 points in the paint advantage.
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This year's Emmy Awards air this Monday, so you'd better familiarize yourself with the term "EGOT." If you don't know already, "EGOT" stands for the entertainment industry's most coveted awards: Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony.
Only twelve entertainers have reached EGOT status, winning all four statues in competitive awards. The last person to EGOT was songwriter Robert Lopez, who sealed the deal this year when he won an Oscar for writing Frozen's oh-so-popular "Let It Go." Before him the most recognizable names on the EGOT list were Whoopi Goldberg, Mel Brooks and Audrey Hepburn.
This year's Emmy awards could be EGOT step number two for Matthew McConaughey. He won an Oscar for last year's Dallas Buyer's Club, and he's nominated for an Emmy thanks to his work on HBO's True Detective. If he takes home the "Outstanding Lead Actor" award you can bet fans will start plotting the rest of his EGOT strategy.
WATCH: 2014 Emmy nominee previews
All this EGOT talk got us thinking, who else is in the running for EGOT status? Here are our favorites. Some of them may surprise you!
Cher (AP Photo)
Missing a Tony Award:
Julie Andrews
Burt Bacharach
Randy Newman
Martin Scorsese
Barbra Streisand
John Williams
Kate Winslet
Honorary mention: Robin Williams, Ray Dolby
Liza Minnelli (AP Photo/Diane Bondareff)
Missing a Grammy Award:
Ellen Burstyn
Jeremy Irons
Liza Minnelli
Al Pacino
Christopher Plummer
Vanessa Redgrave
Geoffrey Rush
Maggie Smith
Honorable mention: Anne Bancroft, Ingrid Bergman, Jessica Tandy
(AP Photo)
Missing an Emmy Award:
Oscar Hammerstein II
Elton John
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Stephen Sondheim
Honorable mention: Henry Fonda
Matt Stone and Trey Parker (AP Photo/Victoria Will, File)
Missing an Oscar:
Harry Belafonte
James Earl Jones
Cyndi Lauper
Cynthia Nixon
Matt Stone & Trey Parker
Lily Tomlin
Honorable Mention: Leonard Bernstein


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Rank and organization: Private, Company E, 158th New York Infantry.
Place and date: At Chapins Farm, Va., 29 September 1864. Entered service
at: New York, N.Y.
Birth: Germany.
Date of issue: 6 April 1865.
Gallantry in advancing to the ditch of the enemy's works.
This data was extracted from the Committee on Veterans' Affairs, U.S. Senate, Medal of Honor Recipients: 1863-1973 (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1973)


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Boston, MA (Sports Network) - Brad Marchand's sixth-round shootout goal lifted
the Boston Bruins to a 2-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday at TD
After both teams scored on their first attempts in the shootout, the next
eight shooters came up empty before Marchand charged in and fired a wrister
that slipped through the five-hole of New Jersey goaltender Johan Hedburg.
Marek Zidlicky had a chance to send the shootout to a seventh round, but
Tuukka Rask, who finished with 25 stops, made a nice glove save on the
defenseman's wrister to secure Boston's third straight victory.
Nathan Horton scored the game-tying goal with just over four minutes left in
regulation for the Bruins, who have opened a season with points in their first
six games for the first time since 1970-71 when they started 5-0-1.
David Clarkson registered the lone New Jersey goal, while Hedburg, making his
first start of the season, turned away 27 shots for the Devils, who have
recorded a point in every game this season despite dropping their second
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Buies Creek, NC (Sports Network) - Campbell University's search for a new
football coach has begun while fired football coach Dale Steele completes the
2012 season.
Steele has led Campbell since it relaunched its football program in 2008
following a 50-year absence, but the Camels are only 14-39 in his five
seasons, including 1-8 this year, and the university announced Monday that he
would be fired at the end of the season.
He will coach Campbell's final two games against Jacksonville and Marist. The
Camels are in last place in the FCS non-scholarship Pioneer Football League.
"We as coaches know that change is inevitable," Steele said. "Each team every
year is a new beginning. We are measured by results as coaches and this year
has been difficult in the growth of our program."
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Ken Olsen Remembered: Lessons of a Great American Entrepreneur
Ken Olsen, the MIT-educated inventor who founded DEC in the 1950s and built it into multi-billion dollar company, died on Sunday. In addition to inventing the minicomputer, Olsen was a pioneer as a manager. But perhaps the most valuable lesson his life can teach regards his one business blind spot.


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Greetings From Rome - Part 2
Ciao from Rome!! My days are little mixed up because this time change is crazy. I woke up today with a gelato hangover, I LOVE IT!! Learning to say all the different flavors in Italian is the hardest, funniest thing to do! My favorite so far has been strawberry and I think that's going be the go-to for the rest of the trip, so good!
Today we toured the Colosseum and if you have a bucket list, add seeing this to it even though I think I saw more people taking selfies than actual parts of the Colosseum that was left, ha. The Roman Forum was in a valley, the hottest part of Italy but was really interesting.
My fun fact for today for y'all is that these fountains in Italy aren't just for show! You can fill a water bottle up at these fountains as you walk around the city and you're good to go. The United States should invest in that system, if you ask me.
Maddy, Nikki, Kidd and I ate at a pizzeria for lunch and spent 15 minutes figuring out that peperoni pizza in Italy is bell peppers on a pizza, divola is actual pepperoni, try figuring that out with a waiter who speaks no English!
Good news, my team (Seanna, Emily and I) won the Amazing Race. Our friends from Basketball Travelers gave us a map and some monuments to find and we raced the streets of Rome. Along the way, we got lost, ate more gelato, sweat a lot & rode with a 100-percent non-English speaking cab driver. However, we won our Roma tank tops so life is good!!
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Tonight's agenda is dinner and sleep, still trying to get my body used to this time zone.You will be asleep when we take off, but are off to Florence tomorrow for sightseeing and wine tasting (if any of you wanted to know a fun fact about me there it is, I LOVE wine).
I miss my family and everyone back home but can't wait to share with everyone how the rest of the trips goes, so much already in the first 24 hours. Two days until GAME DAY--get up Clones! Tomorrow Kidd will be blogging for you about our trip to Florence!


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May 29, 2016
Mississippi voters Tuesday defeated a ballot initiative that would've declared life begins at fertilization, a proposal that supporters sought in the Bible Belt state as a way to prompt a legal challenge to abortion rights nationwide.
The proposal was pushed by a Colorado-based group, Personhood USA. The group's co-founder, Keith Mason, says he intends to renew efforts in Mississippi, either through legislation or through another ballot initiative.
The group is trying to put similar initiatives on 2012 ballots
in Florida, Montana, Ohio and Oregon, Nevada and California.
Mason said the group plans to pursue life-at-fertilization legislation next year in Alabama, Wisconsin and Michigan.
Voters in Colorado rejected similar ballot initiatives in 2008
and 2010.
In Mississippi, the measure divided the medical and religious
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The play opened to considerable critical acclaim on Broadway, with Kerry Washington, in December 2009, and I was excited to see the United Kingdom premiere of this new production and to ascertain if a play so firmly rooted in one country's traumatic history and its concomitant toxic racial legacy would travel well. Ostensibly about a racist, white patrician (played by Charles Daish) who is accused of raping a black woman and then calculatingly hires a black lawyer to defend him, the play derives its real drama not from the is-he-or-isn't-he-guilty? motif but from the racially motivated machinations, trenchant verbal jousting and psychologically revealing exchanges between the black lawyer, his white partner and their young, sassy, black female junior partner. In addition to being a searing critique of American justice, Race tackles head-on the eponymous elephant in the room, skillfully articulating the gargantuan place that race continues to occupy in the contemporary American psyche, all in deliberately uncompromising, straight-for-the-jugular language. Any play that contains the words "f--k," "nigger" and "bitch" in one sentence is clearly out to demolish linguistic and cultural touchstones and decimate liberal pieties. Mindful of W.E.B. Du Bois' famous assertion that race was the defining problem of the 20th century, Mamet argues that we still have a long way to go before the debilitating preconceptions of racism cease to permeate our collective consciousness. Some feel that Mamet's dazzling wordplay is, on closer inspection, merely tedious sophistry and that his characters conspicuously lack emotional depth and are simply ciphers for his ideas, but on this occasion, I felt otherwise. In this incisive production, the relentless verbal sparring between Clarke Peters' cynical, world-wise black lawyer and his eloquently Machiavellian white partner, played by Jasper Britton, is mesmeric. Likewise, Nina Toussaint-White is utterly convincing as the sexy, recalcitrant, Ivy League-educated black legal assistant, whose own righteous racial prejudices succeed in undermining her professionalism and result in the play's unexpected denouement. However, the majority-white audience's strident laughter was disconcerting, seemingly stemming from a belief that, since the U.K.'s racial history is not as problematic or emotionally charged as in the United States, it thereby countenances guilt-free mirth. Yet the British must be careful that such a distancing from America's racial problems does not lead to complacency about their own racial struggles or the usual self-congratulatory backslapping so often prevalent among the bien-pensant, metropolitan, liberal elite. In the recent aftermath of the Woolwich atrocity -- which, thankfully, saw few, if any, reprisals against British-born Nigerians -- it would be easy to praise London for its ostensibly more progressive, nuanced and, on the whole, harmonious attitude toward race when juxtaposed with Mamet's nihilistic (albeit, some would say, accurate) assessment of racial interaction in America. But here's the rub: Sadly, as almost always tends to be the case on such theatrical occasions here in London, there was an abysmal dearth of faces of color in the audience. I managed to count a total of five -- three of whom I knew by name -- not counting my friend and me. In a variegated, multicultural metropolis like London -- a city that purports to be truly cosmopolitan -- this is doubly shameful, especially given the play's title and subject matter. Not only is this a human tragedy -- great theater should not be the sole preserve of any one race or class -- but it also highlights in a microcosm the underlying problem here in the U.K.: the painfully small (nascent, if you are feeling charitable) black British middle class. (Continued from Page 1) Of course, it is mainly because of the differences in our respective histories, but I always assert that in the U.K., we are 30 to 40 years behind America in the development of an educated, black middle class. Despite America's many failings, I remain convinced that the most consummate, mature blacks flourishing on the planet -- be they artistic, intellectual or social -- are nonetheless to be found in the U.S. As Mamet stentoriously and lugubriously observes throughout this tour de force production, race continues to define and constrain us. Our challenge, as both human beings and truly global citizens, is not to let it, while still remaining true to ourselves and being forever mindful of the iniquities perpetrated in the past. Lindsay Johns is a London-based writer and broadcaster. He currently blogs on current affairs and culture for the Daily Mail online. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Lindsay Johns is a London-based writer and broadcaster. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. < PREVIOUS PAGE Page 2 of 2 Powered by Livefyre 0


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AUBURN, Wash. (Aug. 3) – Dare Me Devil spoiled the long-awaited return of Scat Daddybaby Sunday, earning his second win in a row in the $22,575 allowance feature for 3-year-olds and up at Emerald Downs.
Tracking a fast pace set by Scat Daddybaby, the 6-year-old Washington-bred gelding reached his rival in the final yards, prevailing by a neck over the even-money favorite.
Ridden by the red-hot David G. Lopez, Dare Me Devil ran the meet's second fastest 6 ½ furlongs, 1:13.64, and paid $12.20, $5.20 and $3.00. Rigoberto Velasquez is the winning trainer for Rancho Viejo and Jerry Carmody.
Apparently 6 ½ furlongs is Dare Me Devil's new favorite distance as the son of Devil On Ice started the season 0-for-4, running twice at six furlongs and one mile, but has bounced back with two straight victories at 6 ½.
"He's at the top of his game," Carmody said. "We loved him today."
Dare Me Devil improved his record to 10-8-7 in 36 starts with $93,227 in earnings.
Even-money favorite Scat Daddybaby, out of action since sustaining a bruised foot following an allowance win on April 20, set blistering fractions of :21.54, :43.38 and 1:07.25 and dug in gamely to finish second.
With Gallyn Mitchell aboard, the 4-year-old Kentucky-bred gelding paid $2.40 and $2.20. It was another five lengths to Hard Slider and jockey Juan Gutierrez who paid $3.40 to show.
Why Not Be Perfect and Chu and I completed the order of finish, while Dontmesswithkitten scratched earlier in the day.
NOTES: After riding four winners last Sunday including Ethan's Baby in the Angie C Stakes, Lopez rode three winners this Sunday topped by the feature race aboard Dare Me Devil. . .Jose Zunino had his second straight two-win day including a triumph aboard the steady Poly Squat ($3.60). A 5-year-old Raise the Bluff mare trained by Chris Stenslie and owned by One Horse Will Do Corp. and Dr. Mike Konecny, Poly Squat is 3-2-1 in nine starts at the meet. . .Trainer Jim Fergason saddled his first winner of the meet as Harbor Design ($19) denied runner-up Charlie Gold his fifth win of the meet. . .Leslie Mawing and Rocco Bowen each rode a winner Sunday as Mawing maintained a 14-win cushion, 66-52, over Bowen atop the standings. . .The win by Anitewithyou gave Jeff Metz a 42-31 lead over Frank Lucarelli in the trainers' standings. . .Washington-bred Dallon's Gold, winner of the 2013 Cahill Road Stakes at Emerald Downs, scored a 14-to-1 upset in a $20,000 claiming race Sunday at Del Mar. A Private Gold gelding bred by Ron and Nina Hagen, Dallon's Gold is 4-for-9 lifetime. . .Live racing resumes Friday with first post 6:45 p.m.


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Testimony :: Hon. Christopher H. Smith
Co-Chairman - Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
In the past 15 years, Mr. Chairman, by my count the Helsinki Commission has held more than three dozen hearings on one of the several countries in South-Central Europe. Some of the witnesses on today's second panel have participated in various initiatives – including the hearings – the Commission has undertaken in the region. The Helsinki Commission can be proud of its record of standing for principle and for humanity in the face of extreme nationalism, violence against civilians and genocide.
At this stage, it is appropriate that, for once, we look at Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia together. With few exceptions, there has been progress throughout the region, and many of the outstanding problems are common problems. For me, the best example of this is trafficking in persons. All countries under consideration today are Tier 2, according to the latest State Department report, which means they have not met minimum standards despite taking some steps. I hope this hearing can focus attention on what more can be done in the region to help the victims of trafficking, to punish those responsible for this modern form of slavery and, ultimately, to prevent the crime from occurring in the first place.
I also want to express concern about laws and draft laws under consideration today in many of the countries, which are supposed to protect religious freedom but actually do more to restrict this fundamental right. Arbitrary thresholds are placed on what can be legally recognized as a religious group. Not meeting those arbitrary thresholds often has very real consequences for believers: not being able to obtain appropriate worship facilities, or limiting the practice of one's faith. Ultimately, such legal impediments send the signal that it is okay to discriminate against individuals who are not "traditional," especially those belonging to new or minority faith communities.
Discrimination and violence are also felt by Roma, who are often purposefully stereotyped as society's outcasts. In practice, in the Balkans there may actually be more tolerance of Roma than exists in several of the so-called "western" countries of Europe, but the sad fact remains that they still face very significant problems.
Kosovo remains, in many ways, worthy of more intense Commission focus. The international community should not be proud of what has been achieved after seven years there. In particular, the fact that hundreds of displaced Roma remained for so long in unhealthy lead-contaminated camps in northern Mitrovica – run by UN agencies – is shameful, and the international community and local Kosovar Albanian authorities must follow through on their commitment to rebuild the original Romani neighborhood there. I welcome the recent, positive gestures of the new Kosovar leadership which indicate a willingness and desire to accommodate Kosovo's Serb, Roma and other minority communities. Now is the time to go beyond gestures to more meaningful concrete steps. Meanwhile, I encourage the Serb minority in Kosovo to remain engaged, and to seek the best possible outcome for their families. Mr. Chairman, I call on Belgrade to be constructive in supporting this community.
It certainly is counterproductive to fan the flames of hatred, as a recent ad in
Roll Call
did by equating an independent Kosovo with Afghanistan under the Taliban. As someone who has many times criticized the Kosovar Albanians for their attacks on Serbian Orthodox Churches and minority enclaves, especially in March 2004, I think it is abhorrent to label the Albanians as anti-western extremists simply because of their faith as Muslims.
I also want to express my support for the people of Bosnia-Herzegovina. No people in the region suffered more than they did in the 1990s, as noted in the resolutions passed by both chambers of Congress marking the tenth anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre last year. No country, in my view, deserves European integration more. I am heartened to see that Bosnia is now looking to move beyond the Dayton Agreement, which helped restore peace in 1995 but now limits the country's democratic development. The defeat of a recently proposed constitutional reform package is a disappointment, but I hope it will not be a long-term setback. At least opposition was based on the package not going far enough in its reforms. I hope to hear how the United States and the international community can engage the people of Bosnia-Herzegovina in order to make their government more effective and, ultimately, to make their democracy reflect the will of the citizenry rather than simply a balance of ethnicities.
I also maintain an interest on developments in the other countries of concern today. Albania, Macedonia, Montenegro and Croatia have strong records of friendship with the United States. They deserve our support for their efforts to establish solid democratic institutions and respect for the rule of law. And while the legacy of Milosevic still haunts Serbia, I remain confident in the ability of the courageous and democratic forces there to restore their country to its rightful place in Europe. Mr. Chairman, I believe we should remain firm in our commitment to help the people of Serbia as they seek to build a brighter future.


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Tallahassee, Florida - Florida's State Board of Education is suddenly a national lightning rod because of its controversial new education plan setting goals for students based in part on their race.
The board has adopted a strategic plan that includes goals for subgroups of students.
The plan says 90 percent of Asian students should read at grade level by 2018, while the targets are set at 88 percent for white students, 81 percent for Hispanics and 74 percent for black students. Similar goals are set for those racial groups in math.
Critics say setting lower goals for black and Hispanic students is insulting and sends a wrong message that they're not as capable.
Education Commissioner Pam Stewart defends the goals, saying they will help eliminate the achievement gap that exists between subgroups of students.
Gov. Rick Scott is calling on the board to rework the education plan so it clearly states that all students can perform well regardless of their race or background.
But when Scott was pressed by reporters Thursday on whether he specifically wants the board to remove the race-based goals, he would not endorse that idea.
"I want them to focus on, how do we make sure every child is proficient. I've been governor for 21 months and I travel the state. I have not met one student who doesn't say, 'Look, I'd like to do well in school. I'd like to be able to get a job.' We know all students can learn. We know all students can become proficient so our job is to create a system that 100 percent of the students are proficient."
A reporter followed up: "Could you be more specific? Do you want them to change the standards broken down by race or not?"
Scott replied: "What I want the Board of Education to do is exactly what I'm doing. Focus on making sure every child is proficient. The goal is 100 percent of the children are proficient in the areas that we care about."
Florida is required by the federal government to keep track of how students perform based on their race and background.
That information shows 76 percent of Asians are reading at grade level, while the percentage is 69 percent among white students, 53 percent among Hispanics and 38 percent among black students.
Dave Heller