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(Washington, DC) — The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe today announced a forthcoming briefing:
Both Mr. Bechaev and Mr. Kaimov were born in Kazakstan, as a result of Stalin's exile of the Chechen people during World War II.
In February 1998, President Maskhadov announced the "full implementation of the Shariah rule in Chechnya" and suspended the work of the Parliament. Mr. Bechaev and Mr. Kaimov were elected 1997 in elections that were held with the support of the Grozny-based Assistance Group of the Organization on Security and Cooperation in Europe in February 1997. In December 1998, the Assistance Group was evacuated to Moscow due to the poor security conditions in Grozny.
At the November 1999 OSCE Summit, the OSCE participating States, including the Russian Federation, reaffirmed the existing mandate of the OSCE Assistance Group in Chechnya, and stated that the assistance of the OSCE would contribute to achieving a political solution to the crisis.
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- Sunday, May 26, 2013
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The public is invited to view the Field of Flags Memorial Day Tribute on display at 804 North Birch Street in Norfolk. Over 90 American Flags will be flown from Friday at dusk thru Tuesday May 28th to honor service personnel who have given the ultimate sacrifice.
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6:00 am - The Norfolk Public Library will be closed on Sunday May 26th and Monday May 27 to observe Memorial Day.
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9:00 am - Golgotha Lutheran Church in Wausa will hold their 2013 Vacation Bible School starting on Sunday May 26th at 9:15am. To register call 402-586-2412.
They are also taking donations for their Disaster Response Fund.
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10:30am - 1:30pm - The Tilden Prairie Days Fundraiser: Pie and Ice Cream Social will be held Sunday from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm in the Tilden Legion
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12:00 - 1:30pm - The Norfolk Support Group for Widowed Divorced and Separated meet each Sunday for Brunch at the HyVee East Dining Area from noon to 1:30 pm.
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2:00 pm - The Norfolk American Legion Post #16 holds Bingo each Sunday at 2 pm at 1305 Riverside Boulevard. Everyone is welcome. For more info, call 371-2005.
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After owning several 150+ mph machines, and occasionally riding them there, it's a definite change to have to look down to see if I'm going fast enough!Bare
Like many posts on this subject, just keep your head up while cruising on your RE and forget about that GD speedo. It's really hard to speed on these things and you will get to know your approximate speed by knowing which gear you are in and just the sound of the engine. The wider the grin on your face is also an indicator of speed I find.
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CAMERON - This fall marks the 100th season of football at Cameron High School. It is also the ''Year of the Dragon'' on the Chinese calendar.
Put those two together and veteran Dragons coach Jim Rogers believes he has the ingredients for a successful season, his 21st on the sidelines in Marshall County.
No, Rogers isn't relying on superstitions or coincidences on a calendar to dictate how he feels about his squad. He thinks he has some talent, too.
''We are excited about what we have,'' Rogers said, noting 39 players are on the roster. ''Last year we were 5-5. We think we can do better than that this year if we get the kids to respond.''
The Dragons haven't reached the postseason since 2003 and Rogers is hopeful the drought ends this fall. Cameron finished just short of a playoff berth last season. The Dragons lost to eventual 9-1 squad Clay-Battelle, 6-0, at home and a victory would have likely provided enough points to get in.
''We've gone through some rough times the past few years,'' Rogers said. ''We're going to springboard off 5-5 and see what happens.''
Gone is quarterback Ryan Hughes and in steps sophomore Logan Routt (6-foot-8, 180 pounds).
''He's a tough kid, but he's still learning,'' Rogers said. ''He knows when he makes a mistake and I like that kind of stuff out of kids.''
Rogers acknowledges Routt is ''a work in progress,'' but with his size, the veteran coach sees great things ahead.
Senior Mark Walker (6-3, 203) will back up Routt. Also in the mix are sophomore Chris Gouldsberry (6-0, 160) and freshman Roger McDiffitt (5-8, 135), who Rogers called a 'football sponge.'
Walker will spend most of his time at receiver, where he paced the Dragons last year. Junior Shane Williams (6-0, 170) is in his third year at the position, while senior Jordan Hart (5-10, 155) is in his second. Senior Ivan Hall (5-10, 145) also has promise.
Others in the mix at receiver include Gouldsberry, sophomores Kyle Miller (5-8, 145), Cody Franklin (5-0, 92), Dustin Cook (5-10, 135) and Alex Baldwin (5-8, 130), and freshman Cody Bayles (5-5, 108) and Ricky Huff (5-8, 150).
''We have a lot of options (at receiver),'' Rogers said.
The Dragons have ''four dependable backs'' in the fold, all of whom got reps last season.
Junior Hunter Yoders (5-10, 165) leads the unit after pacing the Dragons in rushing last fall. Also in the mix are seniors Levi Knight (5-7, 160) and Devin Starcher (5-9, 145), along with sophomore Clayton Ward (6-1, 160).
Behind them are a pair of freshmen - Wyatt Mackey (5-7, 145) and Preston Miller (5-6, 150).
''Each one of those kids has a different style of running,'' Rogers said.
Anchoring the offensive line will be center Dillon Blake (5-10, 160), a senior. He started five games at guard last season before breaking his finger.
Senior Justin Richards (5-11, 165) will back up Blake.
Another player whose season was cut short due to injury last year - senior Austin Martin (5-8, 262) - will be the right guard. Senior Seth Earnhart (5-9, 188) is also in the mix, along with junior Waylon Miller (5-9, 188), sophomores Billy Estel (5-10, 180) and Derek Martin (5-7, 155), and freshman Jared Neehouse (5-7, 170).
The left guard spot features a battle between junior Austin Pegg (6-1, 240) and sophomore John Horner (5-10, 265).
Senior Hunter Chambers (6-3, 205) returns at right tackle. Backing him up is sophomore Mason Shook (5-10, 272).
Senior Austin Pyles (6-1, 195) returns at left tackle with freshman Kody White (5-10, 276) behind him.
Freshman Devan Pettit (5-9, 205) is also in the mix along the line.
Chambers and Routt will be the defensive ends backed up Richards and Blake. Other candidates include Pettit, Estel and freshman Levi Allman (6-0, 175).
Horner and Martin return at defensive tackle, with Pegg and Shook also seeing time. White, Neehouse, Earnhart, sophomore Quinton Burge (5-5, 170) and Waylon Miller also eyeing time.
Yoders leads the group known as ''The Dogs'', aka the inside linebackers, for the third year. Pyle, who played along the line last year, is also in the mix along with Waylon Miller and Derek Martin. Preston Miller and Huff are other options.
Williams, Knight and Hart will rotate at outside linebacker, with Baldwin, Cook and Starcher also figuring into to Rogers' plans.
Starcher is also a possibility at corner, along with Hall, McDiffitt, Bales and Franklin.
Ward finished last season as one of the safeties. He returns with Williams, Mackey and freshman J.J. Cain (5-5, 120) also in the mix.
Rogers said attitude and confidence will key the season for his team.
''We are working the kids hard because we know we have the talent,'' he said.
Rogers is assisted by Scott Holt (defensive coordinator), Eric James (offensive coordinator), Roger Cain and Gibbs Davidson. Aaron Poling left the staff to assume the duties as the school's athletics director.


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Stuck In Love (2013)
Stuck In Love SynopsisThree years past his divorce, veteran novelist Bill Borgens (Academy Award® nominee Greg Kinnear) can¹t stop obsessing over, let alone spying on, his ex-wife Erica (Academy Award® winner Jennifer Connelly), who ignominiously left him for another man. Even as his neighbor-with-benefits, Tricia (Kristen Bell, House of Lies), tries to push him back into the dating pool, he remains blind to anyone else¹s charms. Meanwhile, his fiercely independent collegiate daughter Samantha (Lily Collins, Mirror Mirror) is publishing her first novel while recoiling at the very thought of first love with a diehard romantic (Logan Lerman, The Perks of Being a Wallflower); and his teen son Rusty (Nat Wolff, Peace, Love, and Misunderstanding) is trying to find his voice, both as a fantasy writer and as the unexpected boyfriend of a dream girl with unsettlingly real problems. As each of these situations mounts into a tangled trio of romantic holiday crises, it brings the Borgens to surprising revelations about how endings become beginnings.
Stuck In Love Release Date
In Theaters June 14, 2013
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Starring: Kristen Bell, Logan Lerman, Jennifer Connelly, Greg Kinnear, and Lily Collins
Written by: Josh Boone
Directed by: Josh Boone
Produced by: Judy Cairo
Length: 96 min
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Mr. Woodcock
|Release Date: September 14, 2007
|Running Time: 87 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Box Office: $25,769,067.00
|Genre: Comedy
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Summary:For students at Forest Meadow Middle School, P.E. class is not playtime, but rather an exercise in mental and physical humiliation administered by the tough as gristle Mr. Woodcock. Run more like a military boot camp than a gym class, Woodcock's physical education class takes on a new meaning where no child's flaws or weaknesses are safe from the torture and embarrassment that follow the sound of the despised teacher's whistle. For John Farley, author of the national bestseller Letting Go: Getting Past Your Past, the painful memories of being in Mr. Woodcock's class have since been replaced by the self confidence gained from becoming a successful writer and motivational speaker. When a las... Full Summary >>


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Council Members Approve Bond Sale and Bridge Work
April 29, 2013
Now that Wheeling City Council has voted to sell about $40 million in bonds for a brand new water treatment plant, City Manager Robert Herron expects dirt to be moving on the project by early Augus....
I have a better idea which should have been started long ago. Why not sell tickets to the demolishing of your city? You could set up bleachers across the street from where they are working and make money. Bonds? What is going to happen if they don't sell enough bonds? That is easy, the people of Wheeling are screwed again like so many times before!
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So..where can the municipal bonds be purchased and how much are they??? this was quite a dead end story.
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I discovered Zimbra a day ago and I have to say I'm astonished by both the quality of the native AJAX based web client and the underlying Zimbra architecture.
However, I was wondering if anybody thinks AJAX client is suitable for mass deployment inside a larger company, as a replacement MS Outlook. I see AJAX client rather as a supplement for MS Outlook Web Access, therefore the question is - is it worth building native Zimbra client in some more powerful language say as a XUL/AJAX application running atop of XULRunner?
The port would be much easier than building the client up from scratch in C++/Java while the robustness seems better for me. One would even got benefits of either installing the client to local stations or running it from a server (XULRunner can AFAIK download and run XUL files from a remote server).
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New blend - Sweet Maria's New Classic Espresso
We are adding a new Standard espresso blend today that we plan to keep in stock. Note that this Standard is lower-toned than our brighter lighter-roast Workshop series. This is a second take on our Classic Italian Espresso blend. Tom is calling this Sweet Maria's New Classic Espresso blend. Thick body, almond, chocolate; it's a classic Euro-style espresso profile but it's Robusta-free. A mix of traditional and modern = New Classic. Check out Tom's review


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|Golfweek ranks Ballyneal 8th Best Course in the Country
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
The Tom Doak designed Ballyneal Golf and Hunt Club in Holyoke has been ranked the eighth best golf course in the United States by Golfweek magazine. Golfweek's "Best Modern Courses" ranking identifies the best courses designed post-1960 and is determined by a nationwide team of 450+ evaluators who survey over 1,200 modern nominated courses. Since it opened in 2006, Ballyneal has ranked 43rd, 13th and now eighth on this prestigious list.
There are more than 17,000 golf courses nationally, putting Ballyneal in very elite company. Golfweek's top 10 modern courses include: Sand Hills Golf Club, Pacific Dunes, Whistling Straits, Pete Dye Golf Club, Bandon Dunes, Friar's Head, Sebonack Golf Club, Ballyneal, The Golf Club and Shadow Creek Golf Club
"We are very pleased to be considered one of the elite courses in the United States," said Rupert O'Neal who founded Ballyneal with his brother Jim. "It's a great honor that speaks to the extraordinary golf experience being offered at Ballyneal."
Golfweek is not the only group to recognize Ballyneal, which was ranked 53rd in the world by Top 100 Golf Courses, 82nd on Golf Magazine's Top 100 in the World list, fourth on Golfweek's Best New Courses 2005-2007 list and was Travel + Leisure Golf's Best New Course in 2006.
Ballyneal Golf and Hunt Club is located in the sand hills of northeastern Colorado, just outside of the town of Holyoke (population 2,300). The specific area is referred to by locals as the chop hills due to the unique characteristics of the dunes. Ballyneal boasts an 18-hole links course designed by renowned architect Tom Doak.
In keeping with the traditions of the game, Ballyneal is a walking-only course with caddies. The course plays firm and fast at 7,130 yards with a par of 71.
Ballyneal Hunt Club offers members access to 4,000 acres of prime upland game bird hunting, national championship gun dogs and professional guides. Dozens of varieties of birds abound, dominated by the trophy ring-neck pheasant. The intimate village setting at Ballyneal includes the Clubhouse, a fine-dining restaurant and three lodges with private suites.
For membership information, visit www.ballyneal.com or call 970-854-5900.


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7 U.S. Code § 3125a - National Agricultural Library
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(a) Purpose
The purpose of this section is to consolidate and expand the statutory authority for the operation of the library of the Department of Agriculture established pursuant to section 2201 of this title as the primary agricultural information resource of the United States.
(b) Establishment
There is established in the Department of Agriculture the National Agricultural Library to serve as the primary agricultural information resource of the United States.
(c) Director
The Secretary shall appoint a Director for the National Agricultural Library who shall be subject to the direction of the Secretary.
(d) Functions of Director
The Director may—
(1) acquire, preserve, and manage information and information products and services in all phases of agriculture and allied sciences;
(2) organize agricultural information and information products and services by cataloging, indexing, bibliographical listing, and other appropriate techniques;
(3) provide agricultural information and information products and services to agencies of the Department of Agriculture and the Federal Government, public and private organizations, and individuals, within the United States and internationally;
(4) plan for, coordinate, and evaluate information and library needs related to agricultural research and education;
(5) cooperate with and coordinate efforts among agricultural college and university libraries, in conjunction with private industry and other agricultural library and information centers, toward the development of a comprehensive agricultural library and information network; and
(e) Library products and services
The Director may—
(f) Receipts
Funds received from sales under subsection (e) of this section shall be deposited in the Treasury of the United States to the credit of the applicable appropriation and shall remain available until expended.
(g) Agreements
(1) In general
The Director may enter into agreement with, and receive funds from any State, and other political subdivision, organization, business, or individual for the purpose of conducting activities to carry out this section.
Source(Pub. L. 95–113, title XIV, § 1410A, as added Pub. L. 101–624, title XVI, § 1606(a),Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3714.)
Enhanced Use Lease Authority Pilot Program
Pub. L. 103–354, title III, § 308, as added by Pub. L. 110–234, title VII, § 7409,May 22, 2008, 122 Stat. 1252, and Pub. L. 110–246, § 4(a), title VII, § 7409,June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1664, 2014; Pub. L. 113–79, title VII, §§ 7511, 7605,Feb. 7, 2014, 128 Stat. 901, 912, provided that:
"(a) Establishment.—To enhance the use of real property administered by agencies of the Department, the Secretary may establish a pilot program, in accordance with this section, at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center of the Agricultural Research Service and the National Agricultural Library to lease nonexcess property of the Center or the Library to any individual or entity, including agencies or instrumentalities of State or local governments.
"(b) Requirements.—
"(1) In general.—Notwithstanding chapter 5 of subtitle I of title 40, United States Code, the Secretary may lease real property at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center or the National Agricultural Library in accordance with such terms and conditions as the Secretary may prescribe, if the Secretary determines that the lease—
"(A) is consistent with, and will not adversely affect, the mission of the Department agency administering the property;
"(B) will enhance the use of the property;
"(C) will not permit any portion of Department agency property or any facility of the Department to be used for the public retail or wholesale sale of merchandise or residential development;
"(D) will not permit the construction or modification of facilities financed by non-Federal sources to be used by an agency, except for incidental use; and
"(E) will not include any property or facility required for any Department agency purpose without prior consideration of the needs of the agency.
"(2) Term.—The term of a lease under this section shall not exceed 30 years.
"(3) Consideration.—
"(A) In general.—Consideration provided for a lease under this section shall be—
"(i) in an amount equal to fair market value, as determined by the Secretary; and
"(ii) in the form of cash.
"(B) Use of funds.—
"(i) In general.—Consideration provided for a lease under this section shall be—"(I) deposited in a capital asset account to be established by the Secretary; and "(II) available until expended, without further appropriation, for maintenance, capital revitalization, and improvements of the Department properties and facilities at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center and National Agricultural Library.
"(ii) Budgetary treatment.—For purposes of the budget, the amounts described in clause (i) shall not be treated as a receipt of any Department agency or any other agency leasing property under this section.
"(4) Costs.—The lessee shall cover all costs associated with a lease under this section, including the cost of—
"(A) the project to be carried out on property or at a facility covered by the lease;
"(B) provision and administration of the lease;
"(C) construction of any needed facilities;
"(D) provision of applicable utilities; and
"(E) any other facility cost normally associated with the operation of a leased facility.
"(5) Prohibition of use of appropriations.—The Secretary shall not use any funds made available to the Secretary in an appropriations Act for the construction or operating costs of any space covered by a lease under this section.
"(6) Termination of authority.—This section and the authority provided by this section terminate—
"(A) on the date that is 10 years after the date of enactment of this section [June 18, 2008]; or
"(B) with respect to any particular leased property, on the date of termination of the lease.
"(c) Effect of Other Laws.—
"(1) Utilization.—Property that is leased pursuant to this section shall not be considered to be unutilized or underutilized for purposes of section 501 of the Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act [now the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act] (42 U.S.C. 11411).
"(2) Disposal.—Property at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center or the National Agricultural Library that is leased pursuant to this section shall not be considered to be disposed of by sale, lease, rental, excessing, or surplusing for purposes of section 523 ofPublic Law 100–202 (101 Stat. 1329–417).
"(d) Administration.—
"(1) In general.—Not later than 90 days after the date of enactment of this section [June 18, 2008], the Secretary shall submit to the Committee on Agriculture of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry of the Senate a report that describes detailed management objectives and performance measurements by which the Secretary intends to evaluate the success of the program under this section.
"(2) Reports.—Not later than 6, 8, and 10 years after the date of enactment of this section [June 18, 2008], the Secretary shall submit to the Committee on Agriculture of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry of the Senate a report describing the implementation of the program under this section, including—
"(A) a copy of each lease entered into pursuant to this section; and
"(B) an assessment by the Secretary of the success of the program using the management objectives and performance measurements developed by the Secretary."
[Pub. L. 110–234and Pub. L. 110–246enacted identical provisions. Pub. L. 110–234was repealed by section 4(a) ofPub. L. 110–246, set out as a note under section 8701 of this title.]
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The Agriculture Department says a Georgia-based poultry firm is recalling 129,000 pounds of chicken because it may contain glass.
ConAgra is asking distributors in five states to return three-and-a-half to four-pound bags of "Country Pride Fresh Chicken" packages.
The packages in question have a sell-by date of June 20, June 21, or June 22.
They are also marked P-177 inside the USDA inspection seal.
The five states where the product was sent are Florida, Georgia, New York, North Carolina and South Carolina.
Two types of 40-pound cases of chicken are also being recalled.
Consumers are being urged to return the chicken to the place of purchase.
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Caron Butler poured in 29 points on a
terrific shooting night, and the Los Angeles Clippers finished off a perfect
December with a 107-96 victory over the Utah Jazz at Staples Center.
The triumph extended the current Western Conference front-runners' franchise-
record win streak to 17 consecutive games, with the Clippers also joining the
1971-72 Lakers and 1995-96 Spurs as the only teams in NBA history to go 16-0
in a single month.
Butler led the way by going 10-of-14 from the field and an outstanding 6-for-6
from three-point range, with Chris Paul doing his part with a 19-point, nine-
assist, five-steal effort and Jamal Crawford contributing another 19 points
off the bench.
Al Jefferson racked up 30 points -- including 13 in the third quarter to help
Utah make a bid for the upset -- on 13-of-22 shooting, but the Jazz ultimately
were dealt their third straight loss and seventh setback in nine outings.
Gordon Hayward finished with 16 points in defeat.
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Project FRESH - Farmer's Market Nutrition ProgramWhat Is WIC Project FRESH?
WIC Project FRESH is a program that makes fresh produce available to low-income, nutritionally-at-risk consumers, through Michigan farmers' markets.
History Of WIC Project FRESH
The program was started in 1986 in several states across the country. In 1988, Congress authorized a three-year demonstration project to test the concept in 10 states. The project's success led Congress to enact the WIC Farmers' Market Nutrition Act of 1992 (P.L.102-314). Project FRESH was administered by the Michigan Department of Agriculture as a federal pilot in FY'89 and FY'90. After a two-year hiatus, on June 1, 1993, the program was transferred to the Michigan Department of Community Health, where it remains today.
Funding And Service Trends In Michigan
In FY 2011, WIC Project FRESH resources consisted of $449,436 in federal funding and $61,675 in local, private, in-kind/similar program and WIC program income funding. These resources were targeted to serve more than 25,500 clients through 46 local health agencies in 75 counties. Michigan's WIC Project FRESH program must meet at least a 30 percent matching requirement on administrative cost. This requirement is met through a variety of private and state funding sources.
WIC Project FRESH Administration
WIC Project FRESH is administered by the Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Michigan State University Extension (MSUE). Local health agencies and MSU Extension offices statewide deliver Project FRESH services to certified WIC participants.
Who Is Eligible For WIC Project FRESH Coupons?
Women and children up to age 5 (excluding infants) currently enrolled in the WIC program can get coupons for fresh fruits and vegetables. Women who are either pregnant or breastfeeding are targeted to help meet their special nutritional needs.
How Are WIC Project FRESH Coupons Issued?
WIC local agency staff identify eligible participants and issue coupons at the local WIC agencies, farmers' markets, or roadside stands.
How Do WIC Project FRESH Coupons Work?
Each client receives a $30 booklet of fifteen $2 coupons to be used June 1st through October 31st in the year the booklet is issued. Coupons can only be used to buy fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables at authorized farmers' markets and roadside stands.
How Do WIC Participants Know Which Farmers' Markets Are Authorized?
All farmers participating in Project FRESH will have a laminated yellow poster stating: "Project FRESH Coupons Accepted Here." In FY 2011, 112 Michigan farmers' markets, 130 roadside stands and 1,529 Michigan farmers were authorized to accept WIC Project FRESH Coupons.
What May Be Purchased With WIC Project FRESH Coupons?
Participants may buy locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables, but are especially encouraged to buy broccoli, carrots, potatoes, squash, peaches, apples and tomatoes. A variety of produce rich in vitamins A, C, and folic acid are emphasized. Current allowable herbs are: Basil, Cilantro, Dill, Lemon Grass, Marjoram, Mint, Oregano, Parsley, Rosemary, Sage, Summer Savory, Sorrel, Tarragon and Thyme.
How Do Participants Receive Nutrition Education?
WIC Project FRESH participants have the opportunity to receive nutrition education at their local WIC agency or in certain counties. They are given an opportunity to enroll in Michigan State University Extension (MSUE) classes. MSUE uses an "Eating Right Is Basic" (ERIB) approach to teach basic nutrition concepts, food-buying skills, proper food storage, sanitation and management of available resources. WIC Project FRESH also collaborates with the 5-A-Day campaign and distributes 5-A-Day for Better Health materials to WIC Project FRESH clients.
How Many People Participate In WIC Project FRESH?
In FY 2011, more than 25,500 WIC clients participated in WIC Project FRESH.
How Many Farmers Participate In WIC Project FRESH?
1,529 Michigan farmers participated in Project FRESH in 2011.
How Many Counties Have Project FRESH?
In FY 2011, 75 counties were involved.
How Do Farmers Become Involved In The WIC Project FRESH Program?
Interested farmers should contact Pam Gove BEFORE APRIL 1st of each year at (517) 335-8996.
National Perspective
Michigan has the thirteenth largest WIC Project FRESH program in the nation and the third largest in USDA (U.S. Department of Agriculture) Midwest Region V, which includes Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota and Ohio. Michigan enjoyed a 70% redemption rate during the 2011 season.
Senior Project FRESH / Market FRESH
The Senior Project FRESH / Market FRESH program is administered by the Michigan Department of Community Health, Office of Services to the Aging, in partnership with the WIC program. Specified Senior Centers will issue coupons to eligible seniors. Questions on this program should be directed to Offices of Services to the Aging at (517) 373-8230.


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|Community newspapers continue to outperform industry nationwide
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Community newspapers were impacted by the challenging economy but in a much smaller way than the industry in general, according to fourth quarter 2008 financial data collected by the trade associations Suburban Newspapers of America (SNA) and National Newspaper Association (NNA).
The SNA/NNA fourth quarter financial reporting group reports total advertising revenue at $428.7 million, a 6.6 percent decline from the same quarter in 2007. As a point of comparison, Glennco Consulting Group estimates an overall industry decline in fourth quarter advertising expenditures of 21 percent and many large companies have reported declines in excess of 20 percent.
Hundreds of daily and weekly community newspapers, representing more than 13.35 million in circulation with annual revenues of nearly $2 billion, participated in the SNA/NNA financial reporting group for the fourth quarter.
Reports conducted earlier this year by SNA showed a 2.7 percent decline for the first quarter of 2008 against the same quarter of 2007; a decline of 2.4 percent for the second quarter and a decline of 1.7 percent for the third quarter.
Again, significantly better results than the overall industry declines reported by the Newspaper Association of America of 12.85 percent, 15.11 percent and 18.11 percent respectively. Based on four quarters of figures from the SNA reporting groups, for full year 2008 the overall decline is estimated at 3.6 percent for community papers versus double digit decreases for the industry in general.
As these results from the SNA financial reports would indicate, community newspapers are not experiencing the massive ad revenue declines that are being felt by some others in the industry. In addition, they are not reducing staff in significant ways.
In fact, only half of the reporting companies had staff reductions in 2008, almost entirely through attrition. Indeed, with a focus on growth strategies, 26 percent of the reporting group launched new products in 2008.
"The declines in 2008 are clearly economy-driven," said SNA President Nancy Lane. "Community papers are affected by the current economic downturn but they are not in a crisis; they are not experiencing massive layoffs and they are investing in the future."
Once again, the variance explanations are economy-driven. Community newspapers are experiencing small declines in advertising revenue mainly due to classified categories that have been hard hit by the slumping economy. In many cases, they have made up much of those losses on the retail and preprint side.
Large retailers, for example, have added many community papers to their advertising buys in the last few years to increase their penetration in key markets.
Suburban Newspapers of America is a trade association representing over 2,000 daily and weekly newspapers in the United States and Canada.
Established in 1885, the National Newspaper Association is the voice of America's community newspapers and the oldest national newspaper association in the country. NNA represents an industry that serves, informs, educates and entertains more than 60 million readers every week from Main Streets across the nation.


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The engineers at Rotor Bike Components developed their original Rotor Crank to maximize the efficiency of your pedal stroke by prolonging the power zone and minimizing dead spots. With these ovalized Road Outer Q-Rings, you can have the majority of the benefit of the Rotor crankset, but you can use the crank of your choice (Shimano, Campy, SRAM, et al). And with redesigned shift pins and ramping, Q-Rings shift without hesitation.
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The Q-Ring's oval shaping smoothes the pedal stroke through the dead spots and takes advantage of your power potential at the optimum time -- in the power zone. The multiple mounting hole system is called OCP (Optimum Chainring Positioning) and it allows each rider to maximize the benefit of the Q-Rings.
The long axis of the oval chainring should be vertically aligned in the power zone when the crankarms are at or just below horizontal. This position gives the rider maximum leverage, and therefore maximum torque transmission to the rear wheel. Inversely, the short axis of the chainring is aligned so that it nears the vertical when the crankarms are also close to vertical. "...you'll put more power to the ground while taxing your muscles less..." The short axis of the oval creates a shorter lever when you make less power. The effect is a subtle acceleration of the legs through the top and bottom of the stroke and less muscle strain at these traditionally weak points in the cycle. With Q-Rings, you'll put more power to the ground while taxing your muscles less.
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Are there figment issues with regard to chainring size for Specialized compact road cranks?
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How about compatible with Sram Red Black BB30 cranks?
Your good to go - will work perfect, make sure to get the correct BCD size, 110 for compact or 130 for standard ;) Reuse the SRAM chain ring bolts, and make sure to use LockTite Blue ;)
Actually Carter, after having purchased the normal OCP product, I found out that it is the OCP#3 crank ring that is compatible with the Sram RED/Black configuration. I hope this saves some people the aggravation I just went through with having to deal with "returns".
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I have ridden Rotor Q-Rings for a few years now, and will never go back to standard round rings. For the price - you can beat the increase in performance - like a $3000 set of ENVES (which I also have), these rings will improve your average mph by 1.5! They look awesome, people always see them and inquire, and my standard answer is "get them!" Even my close group of riding buddies have all converted, male/female alike - and all are glad they switched. You can get the rings and use on your standard or compact cranks - easy peasy install. For Shimano cranks - there is a specific set you must order*. Front derailleur adjustment is pretty easy for the intermediate wrench head. They look like they shouldn't shift - but are dead on. Also, it really does make your pedal stroke smoother. Also, if you have any weird knee pain, these will most likely eliminate that. Get these rings, or the ring/cranks - you will love them! :)
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The aero ring will be be a good choice for riders with a lot of power, larger riders, or just because it looks awesome :) It's a few bits heavier than the standard Q-ring, but personally I think the aero version is worth it. FYI, you can run 10 or 11-speed without any issues. I was running 10-speed for a time, then recently switched to 11-speed - absolutely works awesome and flawless up/down shifts. :)


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Oakland, CA (Sports Network) - James Harden shook off a rough shooting night
and sealed the win at the foul line, as the Houston Rockets earned another
victory over the Golden State Warriors, 94-88, at Oracle Arena.
Harden was limited to 3-of-17 from the field and the Rockets shot a meager 37
percent overall. They didn't make a field goal over the final 4 1/2 minutes,
but ended the game on an 8-2 run via free throws to earn their third win in
the last four games.
Harden finished with 20 points and 11 assists, while Chandler Parsons made six
3-pointers en route to a team-high 26 points.
The Warriors have dropped all three meetings with Houston this season and fell
to 2-1 on their seven-game homestand. Stephen Curry had 24 points and eight
assists, Klay Thompson followed with 22 points and David Lee battled through a
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Sea Otter tech: Mavic debuts 29er wheelsets
- By Caley Fretz
- Published Apr. 20, 2012
- Updated Oct. 11, 2012 at 4:51 PM EDT
- The rear Crossmax SLR. Photo: Caley Fretz
- Testing the Crossmax ST on the Sea Otter XC course. Photo: Logan VonBokel
- We found the ST version to be a little less sprightly than the SLR, but impressively stiff. Photo: Logan VonBokel
- Crossmax ST. Photo: Caley Fretz
- Crossmax ST. Photo: Caley Fretz
- Round spokes for the ST version. Photo: Caley Fretz
- Crossmax SLR front. Photo: Caley Fretz
- The Crossmax SLR 29. Photo: Caley Fretz
- The SLR 29 Zircal aluminum spokes are bit bigger than on the 26" version, adding about a gram per spoke. Photo: Caley Fretz
- The Crossride is an attractive package at only $300. Photo: Caley Fretz
- The Crossride rims are heftier — and stronger — than the SLR and ST wheels. Photo: Caley Fretz
- The Crossride gets its own hub, with the ITS-2 freehub. Photo: Caley Fretz
- Mavic Crossride. Photo: Caley Fretz
- All three 29er wheels are lefty compatible. Photo: Caley Fretz
- Crossmax SLR front. Photo: Caley Fretz
- Testing the Crossmax SLR. Photo: Caley Fretz
- Crossmax SLR front. Photo: Caley Fretz
Mavic has debuted three brand new 29er wheelsets, the full line of big wheels wheels in their range. The Crossmax SLR, Crossmax ST, and Crossride sets all offer up Mavic's signature system-engineered approach to wheels, as well as competitive weights and a good price spread.
The launch comes almost a year after Mavic's original intended release date, following a number of design challenges, particularly with the lightweight SLR set.
Availability for the Crossmax SLR 29 is set for mid June, while the Crossmax ST and Crossride won't be hitting shops until August.
Crossmax SLR
At a claimed 1620 grams, the Crossmax SLR is competitive in weight with other high-end aluminum 29er sets, and hits a reasonable price point of $1000 as well. The top-of-the-line SLR was also the most difficult to engineer, according to Mavic. Extruding a larger version of the 26er rim and building it up with longer spokes was inadequate, dropping stiffness by more than 30% and causing problems with broken spokes and poor ride quality.
"Simply upsizing the 26-inch wheels just didn't do the job," explained Mavic communications man Zack Vestal.
To solve these problems, Mavic increased size of the aluminum Zircal spokes, adding about 1 gram of material per spoke, and shot-peened the rear drive-side spokes to further increase strength. To deal with the increased spoke strength, which allowed higher tensions and thus more stress on the rims, Mavic also used a thicker rim extrusion. The result is a set of wheels that meets Mavic's own standards for stiffness and durability.
The 29er does use the same hubs as the 26″ SLR, including the ITS-4 freehub and compatibility with every commonly used XC and AM axle standard.
Crossmax ST
The ST is aimed at trail and all-mountain riders, or XC types who need a bit more durability. The ST's spokes are thicker and round, rather than bladed as on the SLR, and the rim extrusion gets a bit more heft for added strength. Most of the added weight comes from the rim, in fact, since the ST and SLR are based on the same hubs.
Total weight for a set is 1710g, 90g more than the SLR, and price is $825. Unlike the SLR, the ST 29 is really just an upsized 26″ Crossmax ST. Since the 26″ ST model is already built with strength and durability in mind, it was not necessary to add additional strength in the move to 29 inches.
The new Crossride 29 offers up much of the same Mavic tech at a much lower price — only $300 for the set. At 2020 grams it's no lightweight, but the set isn't a pig, either. Mavic has spent a lot of time working on the rim extrusion to decrease weight where it matters most, and the result is a rim weight that sits very close to that of the Crossmax ST. Most of the wheelset's additional weight comes from heavier hubs and the steel spokes.
The Crossride features steel spokes, rather than Zircal aluminum, and a new ITS-2 freehub, which uses two pawls instead of the four used on the ITS-4. Just like the Crossmax hubs, the Crossride are compatible with any common axle configuration.
First ride
The VeloNews crew took a pair of bikes Friday morning out on the rolling Sea Otter cross country course — a Moots full suspension with the Crossmax SLR, a Spot hardtail with the ST.
As always, it's difficult to get a good feel for wheels on an unfamiliar bike with unfamiliar tires. That said, both the SLR and ST were noticeably stiff, tracking well in the hard, brake-bump-filled corners on the course and reacting well to a stiff kick up the short climbs. We found no immediately noticeable flaws, and that's about as deep of an analysis as one ride allows. We'll have a set of SLRs in-house for more extensive testing early next week.
Looking to 650b
The principal trend at this year's Sea Otter Classic is the rise of the 650b/27″ mountain wheel. Though Mavic took quite a long time to jump on the 29er bandwagon (nearly half a decade, in fact), don't expect the same with 650b.
"Tech is in place to do a 650b in short order," explained Vestal. "We're paying very close attention to it. That said, nothing 2013, for sure."
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I have been doing research with a programmer here (who does our Zimlets programming) on handling the Icons on the Buttons ourselves. We found that this may be possible. For example in Firefox, we can step through the HTML and edit lines of code on the fly. We compared the HTML between v7 and v8. By putting the line below in the browser running Zimbra v8 in the proper place, the button will display the icon fine:

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Every animal I kill is a trophy to me. I guess I could be called a trophy hunter by some folks, I simply try to kill older animals if I can. I do have a few heads on the wall but they are in my office or bedroom and not on display in the rooms company commonly frequent with the exception of a pronghorn skull my wife likes on the living room wall. I keep the horns/antlers and mount or otherwise preserve them not for something to brag about but more like a tribute to the animal or as a reminder of the hunt. I also have a lot of family members who love game meat but don't hunt so I share with them. If i'm hunting strictly for meat I try to find an old doe. I tend to let a lot of young animals walk away. Most of the "professional hunters" make me sick, they are not hunters at all in my book, simply shooters. Some of them are just clowns who I doubt could even find a deer on public land let alone kill it. They just pay someone else to do their hunting for them. I really think it's a personal decision that each of us must make and live with. If someone wants to only shoot large specimens that's fine by me, as long as the meat is put to good use I don't have a problem with it.
Live to hunt, hunt to live.
Its all in the hunt. Not the kill, not the kitchen, not the photos. I can't say that I've eaten everything I've shot (prairie dogs, coyotes, fox, ect.), but I can say I've made use of the animals I consider edible and believe everyone else should as well. Like every other ethical dilemma when hunting, there seems to me a wide variance in what is considered the minimal acceptable use of an animal. Its obvious we all fit somewhere in the middle of the Native Americans who used every usable part of an animal and the buffalo hunters of the past who wasted almost everything. Wild game doesn't tickle my taste buds as a beef ribeye would, but there is much more of a sense of accomplishment and an ease of mind knowing that the skill to provide still lives on with each bite of a wild animal.
There is a sort of compassion that accompanies me to the field. I find it difficult to pull the trigger on uneducated deer. If my goal were to simply fill my tag every year I have no doubt I could do so in a quick manner. The hunt to me is a reason to get out and be part of nature. I have many tags end up in the garbage and that is okay with me because all that means is that I got to hunt the whole season. I consider all the close encounters with young animals to be practice for when or if the time comes when I will have to use this skill in a practical manner. To know I have taken a mature and wary animal simply means I am simply on top of my game as far as hunting skills are concerned.
There are many different opinionated people on this site. The difference from this site to the next is that most of the discussions are healthy, peaceful, and honest and can in fact change the opinions of its readers or at least help some shed some light on why some hunters are the way they are. I enjoyed reading this thread and am encouraged with the enthusiasm it shows. It shows that, all of us are passionate about our....lets call it heritage instead of a sport.
This is a Wisconsin calico buck. Cabelas paid this guy $13,000 for the cape and horns. Thought it would be appropriate with all the talk about WI. I think this guy would consider himself a trophy hunter.
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
I think most hunters weather they are trophy hunters, meat hunters or somewhere in between are good hunters with good ethics. There are just a few trophy hunters that all all they care about is killing the biggest buck or bull they can and dont care about anything else or how much it costs, and a few meat hunters that all they care about is killing something no matter what, and they give both a bad image. Its just horrible here where I live. Its mostly open farm fields and opening morning there are pickups and 4 wheelers chasing deer all over. Some of them dont even know whose property they are on. If you drive out in a field after 9am opening morning and a deer sees you 1/2 a mile away they are gone on a dead run. I even had a guy shoot in my direction near my house on the border of my property and the neighbors. I dont say his shots werent backed by a hill but the muzzle was still in my direction. I tracked him down and told him he was lucky I didnt return fire as that is the first thing I think of in situations like that. We have lots of whitetails but I dont even hunt around here because of how everyone else hunts.
Well now thats a buck of a different color IKIC lol
I'd like to add one more comment so there's no misunderstanding about me.
I may have strong opinions on hunting methods, but all it means is it's something I wouldn't do. I hold no bias if someone else does it. It also doesn't mean we can't be friends. One of my best friends uses bait, and a tree stand. Of course I rag him about it, but we're still best friends.
There are some who i'd have nothing to do with, but I don't call them hunters, and see none of that on this forum.


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In fact, some of those pet rabbits are also there to compete. The show includes some 20 or so young rabbit owners, in the youth division (ages 18 and under) who proudly present their beloved rabbits for judging. "We welcome any rabbits, as long as they have a pedigree," Doukas said. "Any young person who owns a rabbit and can handle their own rabbit is welcome to participate."
The sight of all those rabbits – ranging size from tiny, little things to some that are the size of small dog – delights kids and adults alike – and is an enjoyable way to welcome spring.
Another sign of spring can be found among the village's resident farm animals. Each year at this time, a new flock of baby lambs, among other newborns, are ready to charm visitors.
Visitors will have access to all the buildings and areas within the village, which is ready to welcome everyone to experience what life was like during an earlier and simpler time on Long Island.
Explore the recreated 19th century village at Round Swamp Rd. in Old Bethpage. For more information, call (516) 572-8400.
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MILWAUKEE - Clint Hurdle insisted the Pittsburgh Pirates weren't thinking about their long losing streak against the Milwaukee Brewers.
Starling Marte hit a tying two-run homer in the eighth inning and Brandon Inge had a go-ahead RBI single to rally Pittsburgh to a 6-4 victory against Milwaukee on Wednesday, snapping the Pirates' nine-game skid to the Brewers.
"We don't make (the losing streak) as big as everybody else does because a lot of these guys weren't here," Pittsburgh manager Hurdle said. "They don't feel the baggage. They hear the noise but after a while, you don't need to hear the noise because you know what you need to do. You need to play better and win games. That's how you stop the noise."
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Pittsburgh's Starling Marte (6) and Travis Snider celebrate Marte's two-run homer in the eighth inning on Wednesday.
Pedro Alvarez, who homered earlier in the game, added a run-scoring single to cap a four-run eighth as Pittsburgh won for the 10th time in its last 15 games and ended Milwaukee's eight-game home winning streak.
"Today was a perfect day that people thought we just weren't in a good place," Hurdle said. "We were just behind. We put up a big inning late, we were able to close it out and you can't ask for much more than that."
Bryan Morris (1-1) got the last two outs of the seventh when Ryan Braun hit into a double play for his first career victory. Mark Melancon pitched the eighth and Jason Grilli the ninth for his 11th save in 11 opportunities.
"Last night I walked away from the game with my first major league loss," Morris said. "And today I throw two pitches and get the win. It is a good feeling. Hopefully there is more to come."
John Axford (0-3) gave up all four runs while getting just two outs in the eighth for the Brewers, who were 11-0 when leading after seven innings.
"He's been pitching well," Milwaukee manager Ron Roenicke said. "It was one of those games."
Axford, removed as the Brewers' closer earlier this season, replaced starter Hiram Burgos to start the eighth leading 4-2, and gave up a broken-bat, infield single to pinch-hitter Travis Snider.
Marte followed with his two-run homer to left-center on a low fastball, his third of the season and second in two days, to tie the score.
Jose Tabata singled and stole second two outs later. He injured his left leg on the slide and was replaced by James McDonald.
McDonald scored the tiebreaking run when Inge blooped a single over the head of second baseman Rickie Weeks, who inadvertently kicked the ball toward the outfield for a two-base error that allowed Inge to advance to third.
"I'll take 'em any way I can get them," Inge said. "I love being up in key spots. I've played long enough and have enough time that those situations are the ones you live for. The ones you dream when you are a little kid."
Axford was booed off the field when he was replaced by Michael Gonzalez, who quickly allowed a single to Alvarez to put the Pirates up 6-4.


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I've never pulled a 20+ year wait tag as yet. Congratulations on drawing your tag. I could imagine that being some pressure though on wanting to make the most of that special tag. I don't have all that much sound advice other than using your own last 6 words Timberstalker, "keep it fun and not stressful."
I hope you have an awesome hunt! Enjoy the moment"... you're really lucky to be out there... so enjoy it, leave the outside world behind.
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Still not convinced by this border :p but the map is very nice!
Looks very nice. I like your mountains.
My finished maps
Mapping Worlds (My blog about mapping)
Imaginary maps (My facbook page devoted to mapping)
The mountains look great, forests too.
I really like this map, mountains are great, forest look cool, and I love the dead looking lands at the top of the map.
I really like the colors on this map -- the overall green tone ties all the elements together nicely, in my opinion.
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Power corrupts.
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I really like this style. Well done.
Thanks a bunch, everyone! More fun borders coming up, promise…
Lingon, do you mind if I use this map to test your font? It's more inspiring than the blank background of microsoft word.
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R&B/Pop star Chris Brown has announced his sixth album. Although there is not yet a release date, the Richmond, Virginia vet will title his 2012 Fortune album, X. The 23 year-old controversial figure's upcoming album already has at least one high-profile Hip Hop guest, Kendrick Lamar.
The resulting collaboration, reportedly titled "Autumn Leaves" was described by Chris Breezy as "If you're in your car just riding, it's perfect. It just feels like a weather record—an emotional record. I feel a certain way when I hear it." MTV, who conducted the interview, reported the song to have a tempo inspired by a heartbeat. Production on the album has been confirmed by Diplo, as well as former Timbaland protege and fellow V.A. native Danja (f/k/a Danjahandz).
As for the overall title, Chris claims it takes on a number of meanings. "The song and the album title 'X' has a couple different meanings," explained the longtime Sony Records star. "It can refer to an ex-girlfriend, in terms of you always look forward to moving forward from. It's also about being a reject in a sense. In me being myself, being able to grow up, me not always hanging around the right crowd or doing the right thing all the time—it's me saying, 'I'm over it. I'm past the bullsh– now.'"
Fortune was a #1 debut for Chris Brown, selling approximately 135,000 copies upon its June, 2012 release. It was Brown's second #1.
Read MTV's full preview of X by Chris Brown.
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UPDATE: Yesterday (April 29), Chris Brown released a song through Vimeo, "I Can't Win." While the song will reportedly not be included on his sixth album, X. Artwork for the video alleges that X will release on July 16.
X- I Can't Win from David Alan on Vimeo.
(April 30, 2013)
UPDATE #2: Chris Brown's release date has been pushed back, according to the singer.
According to Brown's Twitter update on October 15, X is now slated to be released December 3.
Since we pushed the album back to December 3, on 11-19-13 ima release 5 new songs just for my fans. Love y'all.
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) October 15, 2013
(October 16, 2013)
UPDATE #3: Chris Brown has released a new release date for his upcoming album X. The album was previously meant to be released in December 2013, but the plans were later scrapped. Now, Brown says that his upcoming project is scheduled to be released May 5, 2014. Brown made this announcement via Twitter yesterday (February 22, 2014).
"X" is by far my best album yet.... Setting the date for MAY 5 pic.twitter.com/cFrfpgsBcD
— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) February 22, 2014
(February 23, 2014)
UPDATE #4: Chris Brown's X is set to be released September 16, according to CB's Instagram post.
(August 3, 2014)
UPDATE #5: Chris Brown has revealed the album's cover art. It is below.
(August 7, 2014)
UPDATE #6: Chris Brown has revealed the deluxe edition of his upcoming album X.
(August 21, 2014)
UPDATE #7: The tracklist for Chris Brown's X has been released. It is below, according to HNHH.
2. Add Me In
3. Loyal (Feat. Lil Wayne & Tyga)
4. New Flame (Feat. Usher & Rick Ross)
5. Songs On 12 Play (Feat. Trey Songz)
6. 101 (Interlude)
7. Drown In It (Feat. R. Kelly)
8. Came To Do (Feat. Akon)
9. Stereotype
10. Time For Love
11. Lady In a Glass Dress (Interlude)
12. Autumn Leaves (Feat. Kendrick Lamar)
13. Do Better
14. See You Around
15. Don't Be Gone Too Long
16. Body Shots
17. Want You To Want Me
18. Lost In Ya Love
19. Love More (Feat. Nicki Minaj)
20. Don't Think They Know (Feat. Aaliyah)
21. Fine China
(August 24, 2014)
UPDATE #8: Listen to Chris Brown's X below.
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Le Mars YMCA Shows Increase In Attendance & Revenue
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars YMCA has released its quarterly report. Le Mars YMCA Executive Director Todd Lancaster says the local health club has seen an increase in daily attendance.
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Lancaster says the hot, dry, summer helped also increase the attendance at the outdoor swimming pool.
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Lancaster says the usage of the YMCA facilities has seen a sustained rise over the last several years.
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The YMCA executive director says the local facilities and the logo are being upgraded.
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Lancaster further expands on the improvements that either have recently taken place, or will within the next few months.
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Hy-Vee Officials Meet With City's Planning and Zoning Commission
(Le Mars) -- Officials from the Hy-Vee supermarket chain were in Le Mars on Wednesday afternoon. They appeared before the Le Mars Planning and Zoning Commission during a special meeting held at the city council chambers. Hy Vee officials, along with Roger Athens of the Athens Real Estate office of Le Mars, were requesting the zoning commission to approve a change with local zoning laws from an I-1 Light Industrial District to B-2, general business district. The Planning and Zoning commission approved the request. There is some speculation that Hy-Vee is considering building a new store for Le Mars and it may be situated at 800 Lincoln Way S.W. That address currently has the Children's Treasure Isle, and in the past it has served as offices for Wells Enterprises. A For Sale sign has been posted in front of the property for several months. Hy-Vee spokesperson Ruth Comber told KLEM news that it is not Hy-Vee's policy to speak about real estate transactions.
Harkin Says No Such Thing As A "Fiscal Cliff"
(Washington) -- Iowa Senator Tom Harkin says the so-called "fiscal cliff" that's the subject of such concern lately does not exist. Harkin, a Democrat, says there is a "slope," but no daunting financial end upon which our national economy is teetering. He compares the doomsday predictions about our country's looming fiscal issues to the Y-2-K scare of a dozen years ago, something that proved completely harmless.
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The basis for the "cliff" is that on or around the first day of January, a series of 500-billion dollars in tax increases and 200-billion in budget cuts will automatically take effect. Harkin disputes reports that forecast a national economic collapse if lawmakers aren't able to prevent those actions from taking place.
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If the "cliff" isn't avoided, Harkin remains unconvinced we're headed for another near-immediate recession.
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A report from the Congressional Budget Office says the combined 700-billion dollars in tax cuts and budget cuts represents about four-percent of the gross domestic product, which could be a large enough leap to prompt a recession.
Branstad Orders Flags To Be At Half Staff
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Gov. Terry Branstad has ordered flags under state control to be lowered in honor of an Iowa native who was killed on patrol in Afghanistan.
The flags will be flown at half-staff from 5 p.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Monday for Army Sgt. Joseph Richardson, who died Nov. 16.
Richardson spent most of his childhood in Algona and moved to Booneville, Ark., after the ninth grade.
Richardson's funeral is scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Cecilia Catholic Church in Algona.
Richardson is survived by his wife, Ashley Richardson, as well as his parents, two sisters, a brother and other relatives.
Councilman Illegally Removed From Office
SIDNEY, Iowa (AP) - An appeals court says a southwest Iowa city improperly removed one of its council members over allegations that he skipped too many meetings.
The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that Sidney officials did not provide proper notice of the charges against William Clark before removing him. The court says the city overstepped its
Clark was elected in 2009 to a four-year term. The council voted 4-1 to remove him in 2010 after he missed several meetings, even after he was warned about lax attendance. The mayor also claimed
Clark had committed misconduct at a local bar during a run-in with another council member's son.
Clark's attorney says his client will seek reinstatement to the council, but that could be tricky since someone else now holds the position.
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|Illinois | Indiana | Iowa | Kentucky Michigan | Minnesota | Ohio Wisconsin | Rankings Directory Friday: Midlands State Rankings
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The strongest positions? Offensive tackle, as you'd expect from the Midwestern states, but also wide receiver where Quick, Treadwell and Marshalll were all deemed five-star prospects.
Other storylines? How about the battles between Michigan and Ohio State, a rivalry that has been restored by Brady Hoke and Urban Meyer, and one that has certainly translated into recruiting. Michigan stepped into Ohio the year before and flipped Kyle Kalis over. The Buckeyes returned the favor this year with Gareon Conley, and the way 2014 and 2015 recruiting is already going, those schools will be clashing again.
As far as state by state breakdown, most states were right around their average Division-1 recruits. Ohio, as usual, had the most guys bring in D1 offers. Illinois was a little stronger at the top, but ended up with roughly the usual number. Next year, Illinois and Michigan appear to be up, where Ohio may be a little down, although we're a long way away.
In a year where Peter Konz and Kevin Zeitler, two guys from Wisconsin went high in the draft, the Badger State deserves some love. The top prospect, A.J. Natter is off to Nebraska. A 6'6 kid who can run, he may be the next in a long line of great Cornhusker defenders. He lead a really great group of ends in that state this year. Chikwe Obasih and Alec James are both off to Wisconsin. We also think tight end Zach Poker will be a steal for Pittsburgh.
In Minnesota, it should come as no surprise that the top player is from Cretin Derham Hall, a talent laden program. Wide receiver James Onwualu, a Notre Dame commit, has size and run after the catch ability. The state also produced a couple of talented defensive backs in Malik Rucker, off to Iowa and Keelon Brookins, who flipped to Wisconsin.
The Iowa State Cyclones picked up the top player in their home state, four-star offensive tackle Jake Campos. He's a 6'7 kid we think will pack on the pounds and end up as a multi-year starter. Not to be outdone, the Hawkeyes landed the state's number two ranked prospect, tight end Jon Wisnieski.


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She was preceded in death by her parents, Alceaus R. Garrett and Carmelite M. DiPasquale Garrett, her first husband, Arthur Richter and second husband, Edwin Hoelscher, daughter, Kathryn Steffens and brother, John Garrett.
Survivors include three sons, Robert (Gayle) Richter of Austin; Billy Richter of Del Rio and Jim Richter of George West; a daughter, Mary Susan Richter of George West; seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Visitation was held on Sunday, Nov. 4 from 6-8 p.m. at Galloway Chapel in George West. A rosary was also held on Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. at Galloway Chapel.
Services were Monday, Nov. 5 at 10 a.m. at St. George Catholic Church in George West with burial following in the St. George West Catholic Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Garrett Pawlik, Keith Pawlik, Payton Hicks, Forest Sullivan, Darrell Webb and A.J. Sanchez.
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Jo-Wilfriend Tsonga has Novak Djokovic's number and it's four.
The Frenchie baller claimed his fourth consecutive win over the World No.3 in Marseille, defeating the Serb 6-4, 7-6 (1) and preventing Nole from reaching his first final of the season. Jo-Willy threw down 9 aces and had 70% success on first serve deliveries. He'll battle his face-licking compatriot Michael Llodra, who defeat another Frenchie Gilles Simon, for the title.
The pair play virtually the same game so why is the 23-year old dominating his younger foe? I'd venture to guess the Frenchie is all up inside Nole's head especially since the Serb's confidence is at a low after his shaky start to the season. This lack of confidence keeps him from playing the key points with clarity as evidenced by his failure to convert 5 break point chances in the first set and then going down 0-5 in the second set tiebreak. Not gonna cut it.
Moreover, Jo-Willy is bigger and stronger than Nole and, when his game is clicking, can actually overpower him.
Maybe Nole should be taking to heart some of his own lessons these days.
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Saturday, February 21, 2009
Jo-Willy tops Nole in Marseille, collects fourth consecutive win over the Serb
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I watched the match and it sucked seeing Nole so down and out. His confidence is just not there at all...lots of hunched shoulders and throwing up of the arms in disbelief/frustration. Ugh. Not to say JWT wasn't bringing his A-game (he was) but it's annoying when you see the No. 3 player in the world filled with so much doubt. He totally choked in the tie-break. I really thought he could push the match to a decider. I was sorely mistaken. Anyways...congrats to JWT. And Marseille is guaranteed a French champion :)ReplyDelete
I'm so happy for Tsonga. I hope he continues his domination over Djokovic and I hope they meet in a slam final. Tsonga wants and deserves revenge in that aspect. That match is when it was official that I would never support Djokovic. He and his family were disgusting in that match.ReplyDelete
Hopefully Tsonga walks away with the title.
Congrats on his win but Tsonga will never win a slam. Sorry, but he is just not good enough.ReplyDelete
Wow Pamela. Hating can't do you any good. Be glad that your guy won and don't wish bad things on others. Revenge and domination can't be helpful to you.ReplyDelete
It's sports and competition. I don't wish I'll on him personally. Hating is such and abused and misused word.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 21, 2009 at 2:28 PM
I agree Pamela. Disliking Nole and his parents incredibly obnoxious behaviour doesn't mean that you "hate" him.ReplyDelete
Personally, I don't go for Nole's style of play or his attitude, and I prefer to watch Tsonga's style of play (which reminds me a little of Marat when Marat used to play well).
- AnonymousFebruary 21, 2009 at 2:45 PM
Pamela, do you believe they were trying to hurt Jo's feelings by supporting Nole or were they disrispectful to him in any way?ReplyDelete
Anyway, Jo really played better and deserved to win, everything was going his way. cudos to him! it was great watching them
cp: I'm curious to know why you think Jo-Willy won't win a Slam. Is it something in his game, physically or mentally?ReplyDelete
I think from a physical standpoint he has yet to prove he can stay healthy for a long period of time. His body breaks down all too easily which is suspect. Can he play and win 7 matches consecutively over a fortnight? I still wonder myself.
Rich: My sentiments exactly, he's so injury prone. He has much game, and moves so well with a deft touch at net. That's great for a big guy.ReplyDelete
Anonymous: Agreed, I call him my Marat replacement. Hopefully he won't break my heart as much as Marat, but his game reminds me of him.
Anonymous 2: I don't think they were trying to be disrespectful to Tsonga personally. I did however, find Djokovic's thumping his chest to the crowd to be too much. It's one thing to do it to your opponent to instill a bit of fear and swagger, but to the crowd? Please. And his box ... too much for my liking.
His body breaks down all too easily which is suspect.ReplyDelete
That's it exactly. He's hit or miss. Really, he reminds me in a way of Djokovic who has an asthma problem. They really can do well at times, in spurts. Then their bodies shut down. Notice that Djokovic and Tsonga were at around the same level at AO 2008. This year at AO they were both out in the quarters. I think at any time either one of them can beat the top players but the stars have to be aligned.
Pamela, do you think Djokovic should be punished the rest of his career for the alleged bad actions of his family that tournament?
CP: You are taking this too personally. I do not like him, what's wrong with that? I won't cheer for him and I gave you the catalyst which began my reasoning. I don't care for his personality. Punished? That's a bit dramatic don't you think?ReplyDelete
He was an idiot at the USO after the Roddick match as well. I simply don't care for him. I like Tsonga a lot, which is the only reason I commented in reference to him.
Tsonga won the title, so good for him.
I do not like him, what's wrong with that? I don't care for his personality.ReplyDelete
Pamela people just like or dislike certain people. I know just how you feel. I feel the same way about Williams sisters. They have arrogant personalities.


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My two favorite rounds for predators are the 55grn vmax out of my 22-250 and 58grn vmax out of my .243.
When I use the 22-250, its 52 gr Amax at a little over 3700, still my best round is 243wssm 55gr balistic tip. I must be the only one using Amax on dogs.
For close to medium range I use a 223 with a 50 grain Nosler Ballistic tip goining at about 3200 fps, and for long range I like my 243 with 100 grain Nosler BT soft points. I get them flying at about 3,100 fps
Got my depredation permit coming and really enjoyed talking with the G&F guy. I got 120 days with renewal and I told him about my gear. He said most people that get a permit never get a kill. I plan to hunt until coyotes are gone, he did tell me that dogs do about as much damage as the coyotes. Dogs are a never ending problem, well some are ended. If my permit is in todays mail I will be hunting tonight. Infra red and night vision don't spook them and red light on quickly will give time for a quick shot. Only problem with permit is hunting on my land only.
I like 70 grain ballistic tips from my 243. Usually blows up inside of them. Shot a few with my 7mm mag, but usually just zips thru them with the barnes x. Just hit them again.
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I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
6x47 lapua with 105 bergers, yeah i know bullet is a little big for coyotes
I use the same bullet in my 6mm Remington that I use for deer and antelope. That is a 100 gr. Nosler Partition at about 3100 fps. Yes I will have an exit hole, but it doesn't really tear them up that badly. I figure by using the same bullet and load that I hunt with for big-game, I will only get better shooting it and I don't have to worry about sighting in for just the varmint bullet that I might want to load.
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53 gr BRHP BT Sierras in my custom .220 Ackley Improved Swift...4200fps...awesome round! Don't really care what the bullet does to the hide...it just kills them.
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Jonah Hex
|Release Date: June 18, 2010
|Running Time: 83 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Box Office: $10,539,414.00
|Genre: Action, Adaptation, Western
Josh Brolin
John Malkovich
Megan Fox
Will Arnett
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Summary:Jonah Hex is a scarred drifter and bounty hunter of last resort, a tough and stoic gunslinger who can track down anyone and anything. Having survived death, Jonah's violent history is steeped in myth and legend, and has left him with one foot in the natural world and one on the "other side." His only human connection is with Leila, whose life in a brothel has left her with scars of her own. But Jonah's past is about to catch up with him when the U.S. military makes him an offer he can't refuse. In exchange for his freedom from the warrants on his head, he must track down and stop the dangerous terrorist Quentin Turnbull. But Turnbull, who is gathering an army and preparing to unleash Hell, i... Full Summary >>
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