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Fruit Kabobs
As much fun to make as they are to eat, and everyone gets their favorite combination! Bananas, apples, pineapple, kiwi, strawberries, seedless grapes, oranges, mango chunks, peaches, plums, cherries, melon cubes, blueberries, star fruit… for picnics and parties!
It's so easy. Get the kids involved. Use the picnic table!
Wash and cut fruit in generous chucks. Leave grapes and berries whole.
Slice melon and kiwi, use cookie cutters to cut fun shapes.
If prepping or chopping fruit ahead, fresh fruit may be dipped in lemon juice, orange juice, lemon-lime soda, or a fresh fruit preservative to prevent browning.
Thread fruit pieces onto metal or wooden skewers. I prefer the wood - no clean up.
Arrange kabobs on a plate, or poke into a melon or pineapple for an arrangement.
Serve fresh and chilled, plain, or with dips. Enjoy.
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To grill, brush lightly with oil or melted butter and grill kabobs over medium hot coals, 6 to 8 minutes, turning a few times.
Grilled fruit can be sprinkled with a mix of cinnamon and sugar and served on the stick, or slid off the stick into a bowl and served with fresh whipped cream or ice cream.
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Hollywood's go-to helicopter pilot can now fly drones instead Of the exemptions, the ones granted to one Alan Purwin could be the biggest boon for Hollywood.
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Hollywood's go-to helicopter pilot can now fly drones instead Of the exemptions, the ones granted to one Alan Purwin could be the biggest boon for Hollywood.
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Like the summer exhibition at London's Royal Academy, the RWA's Annual Open Exhibition 2014– now in its 162nd year - is a key event in the art calendar. Attracting leading artists from throughout the UK, it is open to all, and often includes work by previously un-shown exhibitors alongside well-known names. A selection panel assesses every entry and last year 561 works by 348 artists made it into the final exhibition. All the work is for sale attracting art-lovers and buyers from far and wide.
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Artists are encouraged to submit recent work (produced within the last 3 years) and all works must be for sale, with prices predominantly under £10,000. Each artist can submit a maximum of three works, which must not have been exhibited before at the RWA, and there is a submission fee for each entry. If you are interested in submitting your work for the Open exhibition, please visit our website for details of the Online Submission System (OSS), or if you do not have access to a computer, please contact us using the details below.
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The Annual Open Exhibition showcases the cream of painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, sculpture and architecture, selected and curated by an expert panel from thousands of submitted works. With prices starting from around £25, the show offers an ideal opportunity to start or build an art collection with an eclectic mix of work by established, emerging and unknown artists to suit all tastes and pockets. Finishing on 7 December, the show may also solve the Christmas shopping dilemma, as an original artwork is a gift a loved-one will treasure for a lifetime.
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A hardtop for the Honda S2000 is now available as a genuine Honda Accessory.
Constructed of lightweight aluminum, the hardtop includes a large glass rear window with a defogger and a simple attachment process. The top provides both reduced interior noise and an aggressive new look to one of the sportiest cars on the market. Available in all factory S2000 colors, the top can be fitted to 2000, 2001 and 2002 model year S2000s.
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|Re-1J mill levy Passes; Statz elected Treasurer
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With approximately 70 more ballots to be counted Wednesday, Nov. 3, the Election Night results on Holyoke School District Re-1J's mill levy override question showed the measure passing by about 56-44 percent.
Total votes from the Tuesday count were 721-556 in favor of the 7.5 mill levy override. That included a 693-539 vote from Phillips County voters in the school district, 5-1 from Sedgwick County voters and 23-16 from Yuma County.
The remaining 70-some votes to be counted included 35 absentee or early votes, 16 provisional ballots and close to 20 from landowners in the school district who are not actually residents of the district. The final outcome should not change after these 70-some votes are counted.
Phillips County Clerk and Recorder Beth Cumming reported 1,954 votes were cast countywide for about a 63.61 percent turnout of active registered voters.
Provisional ballots are those which were cast at the polls Tuesday by people who were sent ballots by mail but reported they lost them. In order for their provisional ballot to be counted, records must be verified that their mail-in ballot was not returned as well.
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Phillips County Treasurer incumbent Linda Statz, a Republican, won another four years in office with a 1,491-420 win over challenger Shari Cagle, an unaffiliated candidate.
Haxtun Fire Protection District's ballot issue also passed, with the unofficial vote count at 184-20 Tuesday night.
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The man told investigators he called the satellite company on Aug. 8 and asked about their deals for television and Internet service. He did not sign up for any services that day, according to Marion County Sheriff's Office reports.
A few days later, the man said, he got a call from a woman who claimed to work for the same satellite company and who offered him a better deal on service. He agreed to sign up, but the woman said she would need to collect a $200 fee to cover shipping and installation. The man, wary of giving his credit card number over the phone, instead bought a prepaid card and used that to pay the $200 fee, according to reports.
The installers were supposed to come to the man's home Sunday. When they did not show up, he called the satellite company, which said they had no record of him signing up for service nor did they have anyone working for them by the name the woman gave, reports state.
The sheriff's office recommends that anyone contacted by a scammer log onto www.ic3.gov (an Internet Crime Complaint Center). Those who have been the victim of a scam should call their local law enforcement agency.
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DoS Vulnerability in Asterisk
The makers of Asterisk, the Open Source phone system, have removed a bug that allowed denial of service attacks under certain circumstances.
The vulnerability affected the SIP channel driver, more specifically the "BYE with Also" transfer method. A faulty null-pointer dereference could be exploited to crash the application using a carefully crafted BYE message. The attack needed an existing connection.
All 1.4.x versions of Asterisk Open Source, all C.x.x versions of the Business Edition, the pre-release versions of AsteriskNOW, the Asterisk Appliance Developer Kit prior to version 1.4 revision 95946 and the Asterisk Appliance s800i up to version 184.108.40.206 are all affected by the bug.
Updates are available from the website for the Open Source applications. Updates for commercial versions will be provided via standard support channels.
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Shirley A. Cunningham, 81, of Le Mars, Iowa passed away on Wednesday, May 2, 2012 at Mercy Medical Center in Sioux City, Iowa. Funeral services will take place at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 5, 2012 at the Mauer-Johnson Funeral Home in Le Mars. Father Bill McCarthy will officiate. Burial will follow at Logan Cemetery in Sioux City. Visitation will begin at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, May 4, 2012 at the Mauer-Johnson Funeral Home in Le Mars. The family will be present from 5-7 p.m. with a Scriptural Prayer Service scheduled at 7:00 p.m. Visitation will resume at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday at the funeral home. Expressions of sympathy may be directed through www.mauerjohnsonfh.com.
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Classic Instruments Gauge Panels For 1967-1972 Chevys And GMCs - Gauge Your SuccessWritten by on May 1, 2010 Classic Instruments '67-72 Gauge Panel Install
Other than the top of the hood, what do we look at the most while sitting in/driving our old trucks or any vehicle for that matter? That's right, the gauges and instrument panel nestled in the dashboard. Since it's something that's on the inside of the truck, we don't really think about it until we are behind the wheel, but maybe we should.
Not only are the gauges essential for checking on your truck's vital signs, but it's imperative that the gauges work properly. In many cases, trucks came with bare-bones instrumentation and featured little more than a speedometer, gas gauge, and hopefully something besides just an "idiot" light for the oil, water, and volt gauges. Add roughly 40 years of sun and use (or misuse) to the original set of gauges and even if they are still working, they probably don't look so good by now.
Luckily, there are many options out there for gauge and panel replacements and Classic Instruments can handle just about any of them. From stock-style replacement gauges, retrofitting obsolete gauges, to making custom gauges, Classic Instruments knows their instruments. They recently came out with an all-new panel and gauge package for the ever classic '67-72 Chevy and GMC trucks. This combo comes in a handsome stock-style six-gauge panel and your choice of nine different gauges to fill it, from a stock-looking gauge (as shown) to more subtle black and white or bold white- and black-faced gauges.
The nice thing about this package is that the panel comes assembled with all the gauges wired using a new harness with easy-to-use multiple-pin connectors. Basically it comes ready to run just short of them sending someone to attach the end of their harness into your stock one. Which by the way is all you really have to do, a couple of snips, some butt connectors, and bingo. You'll have a gauge panel with modern internals and classic looks. Classic Instruments includes sending units and has most all the parts you might need for any engine and transmission combo, including parts to make the gauges work with modern powerplants including the LS engine in our '72 C-10 as shown in the pages that follow. We do recommend you pick up a stock wiring diagram for your truck to decipher any mystery wires should the need arise, other than that the detailed instructions and helpful tech line from Classic Instruments should be all you need. It's an easy way to take your trucks interior space to a whole new and striking level!
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The Classic Instruments gauge panel and gauge set for '67-72 Chevy and GMC trucks is a looker for sure! It comes complete with sending units (specify when ordering) and a wiring harness that plugs right into the prewired panel. It's also available in eight other gauge styles besides the stock type gauges shown here.It's easy to see right off the bat how much better the fully optioned complete gauge panel from Classic Instruments looks than most any old stocker. After 40 years in the sun, most original panels and/or gauges have seen better days. Did we mention Classic Instruments guarantees their panel for five full years?One of the main differences in the Classic Instruments panel verses a reproduction one is that it is actually made up of six separate standard-size gauges instead of the all in one stock panel that uses a printed circuit board. You can see how the new panel comes completely wired up ready for you to just splice into your stock harness with the new provided harness and then connect the two.Besides basic wire stripers and crimpers, you'll need a test light. If you don't have a stock wiring diagram for your truck-get one! The install is pretty straightforward, but for anyone who's remotely electrically challenged (like myself) it's a lifesaver once you decipher it should you have any questions as to what stock wires are what.Time to get comfortable and make sure you have all your electrical tools next to you. The dash side of the new wiring harness that comes from Classic Instruments has lots of length on it, I chose to trim it so I could set the panel on the floor, as shown, to work on it without having to disconnect anything.One of the first things to hook up is the GM-style pulse signal generator, aka the vehicle speed sensor, aka VSS since the new speedo is electronic. Feed the wires down the same route as your stock speedo cable.The stock speedo cable simply unscrews from the transmission and the VSS goes in its place. Then connect the wires to the VSS and get back in the truck. Be sure none of the wires are close to the exhaust and any moving parts.The red wire here is coming from the VSS and gets connected to the purple/white wire in the six-pin connector (right) that's part of the new wiring harness. Switched power for the speedo (pink/white wire) should come from a dedicated source like the accessory side of the ignition switch.
The black wire coming from the VSS gets butt connected to the yellow wire in this two-pin connector. The other wire (purple) gets joined with the white wire coming from the VSS. All the wires in the panel harness from Classic Instruments are all labeled which helps quite a bit.I personally prefer to spend the extra minute it takes to use non-insulated butt connectors followed by adhesive-lined heat shrink tubing. This results in a clean, unbulky, and professional-looking connection. You have to be careful heating the heat shrink; of course, a heat gun is your best/safest bet.Next up is the tachometer. The tach is electronic and it needs a signal from the ignition to tell it how to work. There are, of course, many variables when it comes to engines and ignitions. For standard points and condenser systems, the tach gets its signal from the negative side of the coil. For the LS engine in my '72, there is a wire from the ECU marked tach, be sure to let Classic instruments know what your engine/ignition combo is when ordering. There is also this dip switch panel on the back of the tach for adjustment.This six-pin GM-style connector handles all the ignition/tach duties. Each pin is labeled with a letter and, of course, the wires are labeled. Having connectors like this makes it easy to remove the whole panel should the need arise.These days, there are many options when it comes to temperature sending units for the water temp gauge. Of course, you always want to use the sender from or recommended by your gauge manufacturer. Classic Instruments supplies the sender with their panels and gauges, and even has this sender for the 12mm metric thread for use in LS heads. This was a lifesaver for me! Make sure not to lose the small washers that are on the post of the sender and to put them back together in the order specified in the detailed instructions.The water temp sender is easy to hook up and does so just like your previous sender. Then using a butt connector, join it to the green wire that says WATER TEMPERATURE that goes into the nine-pin connector before going to the water temp gauge.The rest of the wiring is pretty straightforward and just butt connects into the stock wires for the oil pressure, dash lights, high beam indicator, turn signals, clock, volts, and fuel gauges. The fuel gauge is calibrated to work with the stock '67-72 sending unit, this saves from having to replace it.The thought of wiring up a clock in this old truck was kind of funny. Usually, I own trucks where I'm lucky to get the speedo and gas gauge to work right, let alone a clock, but I was soon in for a treat. There is a little push button for setting the clock that can be mounted anywhere, I put it in a hole that was there in the lower lip of the dash, out of the way.To avoid building a new rat's nest of wiring like one that used to be under the dash of this truck, I tried to not jumble the wires and ran them all the same length and as parallel to each other as possible before tying them together. The stock wires for "idiot" lights were cut back and capped with insulated butt connectors. Now all the wires will be easy to push back into the dash and set the new panel into place.


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|Lady Dragons mark win at Dundy Co.
|Written by Sharlene Hart
Fighting aggressively well into the season, the Lady Dragons continue their winning streak. Tuesday, Feb. 3 the HHS girls came out on top, beating Benkelman, Neb. 53-39.
"I feel like we played our best overall game of the season," said Coach Arlan Scholl. "This was a very athletic and competitive Dundy County team. Our players controlled the game from the beginning and played well throughout."
oming onto the court with charge, the Dragons fought to advance with a lead. The Lady Tigers were having a tough time getting past Holyoke's aggressive game as they were down by 10 at the end of the first quarter.
s the game progressed, the Dragons made sure not to let up on their offensive game against Dundy County. In the first half, HHS girls had 32 points on the scoreboard including three three-pointers. The Tigers were down by 15, with only 17 points.
ounding into the third quarter, Holyoke's Marissa Smith landed her third three-pointer of the game. Maddie Starkebaum, Phawn Carper and Nora Roth also got past the Tiger defense to bring down baskets for Holyoke.
For the remainder of the game, Holyoke held back Dundy County to take the game win of 53-39.
choll commented, "We had good balanced scoring with seven different players contributing in the scoring column."
Scoring more than any other player for this game was Smith, with 17 points, including three from behind the arc and four two-point baskets. She also led the team with four assists and five steals.
tarkebaum also scored double digits with 11.
olyoke exceeded Dundy County in field goals, shooting 21-42 for 50 percent. The Tigers shot 14-42 for 33 percent.
The local girls also had a better three-point percentage, making 4-9 baskets for 44 percent from behind the arc.
undy County did, however, have a better free throw percentage, making 8-10 for 80 percent, while Holyoke made 7-18 for 39 percent.
aking control over the ball, the Dragons outrebounded the Tigers with 32 total pick ups. Roth had 11 rebounds for the team.
choll said, "As a coach, you want your team to be 'peaking' at this point of the season and I feel like we are playing our best basketball of the season at this point."
Holyoke 53, Dundy County 39
Smith 4 3 0-0 2 17
Pelle 1 0 0-2 0 2
Hoffner 1 1 1-2 1 6
Beavers 0 0 2-4 0 2
Starkebaum 5 0 1-2 3 11
Varela 0 0 0-2 0 0
Carper 4 0 0-0 3 8
Roth 2 0 3-6 1 7
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Scoring By Quarters
Holyoke 17 15 9 12 --53
Dundy Co. 7 10 15 7 --39


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Temperatures are dipping and the winds are blowing harder, but members of "Bainport" say they're not leaving this make-shift campsite any time soon.
"We've been out here as many days as we can," said Mark Schreck, whose Sensata position of eight years will be outsourced within the next couple months. "We're going to brave the elements as best as we can today."
Schreck is one of 170 Sensata Technologies workers whose jobs will be outsourced to china by year's end. Today the group joins a national push to show the country what they say a "Romney economy" would look like.
"It's very disappointing, because this is not the first one, this is the second job I've lost to China in two years," said Schreck. "And I don't understand what's so important of taking an Americans job and giving it to a Chinese worker."
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is the former CEO of Bain Capital, the company that owns the Freeport plant.
Today workers from across the country are jumping aboard the "Bain Worker Bus Tour," which is making stops across the nation to show residents they are against outsourcing. The vehicle will eventually stop in Boston at the candidate's campaign headquarters.
"Tell everybody the stories about what happens when your job gets outsourced," said Schreck regarding what the bus riders will be doing.
Dozens of Sensata workers have been camping for more than a week at what they're calling "Bainport." It's an empty field across the street from the factory.
"We're desperate here," said Tom Gaulrapp, who's losing his job of 33 years. "This is our last shot. And time's running low, so we're going to give it everything we got. We don't have much choice. This is our lives on the line."
Protesters will board the bus tonight for a month-long trip to fight their cause.


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Austin Lonestar Round Up - Lucky No 7Written by on September 1, 2008 Contributors: Eric Geisert Austin's Lonestar Round Up
People often comment on the growth of events, saying they can't believe how they've developed so large so quickly. I too have made such comments. Take, for instance, the Lonestar Round Up-Austin, Texas's unique, multifaceted hot rod happening. Now in its seventh year, the show has evolved from its grassroots infancy into a full-fledged respectable event, attracting people from across the U.S. and beyond. But as amazing as the rapid growth may seem-from a tight-knit gathering of like-minded folk to an almost cult following-seven years is a bit more than just an overnight period of time. I guess when something happens only once a year, the months in between don't always equate as they should. Two weeks out of the past seven years really doesn't seem like a whole lot...but then again, we're not the ones planning, promoting, and staging the Round Up. That would be The Kontinentals, the Austin club responsible for the continued success of the event.
Having missed the previous three Round Ups, it goes without saying that I was highly anticipating my return to the Lone Star State-but for more reasons than just the Round Up, suffice it to say. To be more precise, it's the city of Austin that I really looked forward to visiting, as it's on the top of my list of places to live. But as everyone knows, a lot can happen in the span of three years-and let me tell you, that three years has not only had a huge effect on the city of Austin, but the Round Up as well.
Yes indeed, the Lonestar Round Up has grown so much that it's probably best to say it's officially an acclaimed event, not only getting worldwide recognition, but also worldwide attendance, which has resulted in yet another venue (I believe it's been held at a different location each time I've been, and of course increased participation being the reason for each move). While the quaintness of the first few shows held a certain charm, there's really no arguing against growth for most intents and purposes-at least to a certain extent. And speaking of expanding, it seems the host city itself has seen quite the rise in development over the course of the last couple of years.
Today, South Austin has an almost Melrose Avenue feel to it-which seems to garner mixed feelings from members of the community as well as visitors like myself. A walk up or down South Congress Avenue, the Round Up's main drag for cruising as well as after-hours activities (namely at the unofficial headquarters, The Continental Club), is a bit more involved than it used to be. Along with added watering holes, retail stores, and whatnot, there's much more to attract folk to the area than ever before. Ironically, the same can pretty much be said for the Round Up!
With a ton of vendors now exhibiting as well as a substantial increase in participants, the obligatory rise in attendance is only natural. To say the original charm of the Round Up is gone would be going a bit far. The charismatic character is still there, and most if not everyone still comes each year for the same reason...it's a great show held in a great city. Growth, expansion, commercial success, and all that jazz aside, if you like to eat some of the best barbecue on the planet, like to listen to good country, blues, and rockabilly music, and best of all, don't mind being amongst more like-minded people than you might imagine, the Round Up's got your name written all over it.
To learn more about past, present, and future Lonestar Round Ups, wander over to www.lonestarroundup.com and have yourself a gander.
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There's one thing that hasn't changed about Austin, and that's the bright lights at night. Regardless of the different faces and places you'll find up and down Congress Avenue, the one constant "hot rodder's" landmark is The Continental Club, owned by Lonestar Round Up co-founder Steve Wertheimer.Both Friday and Saturday nights feature live music and other attractions, plus there are more great restaurants within walking distance than you can shake a stick at.Directly across from The Continental Club you'll find the San Jose Hotel and Joe's Coffee-but the parking lot immediately behind is where the real action is.The actual show takes place on Saturday-this year once again at the spacious Travis County Expo Center. The main attraction featured vehicles built by Texas's best kept secret, Gary Howard.Among the customs was James Austin's cool mist green fade '55 Chevy Stepside. We won't go into much detail about the truck, as a full feature is already in the works for an upcoming issue.It's not often you see too many Mercury pickups-even conjured-up ones-especially this far south of the Canadian border.
It should come as no surprise that trucks are "big" in Texas. But what did shock us a bit was the number of nicely finished trucks at the Round Up this year. In stark contrast to the primered or even rough-hewn haulers, there were more than just a few shiny-coated trucks, and this orange AD Chevy is a perfect example.The speed shop theme on trucks will never "fade," but we are starting to see more and more non-weathered examples of vintage-style push trucks like the Gearhead F-1 shown here.And the Guidry's Hot Rods F-100 is another fine example of going the extra mile instead of cutting corners. Though the wide whitewalls add the right nostalgic touch to the Ford, this build style also warrants a wide variety of wheel/tire options. Can you picture it with a set of Torq-Thrusts?!Same goes for this silver '58 Apache, which also features a sprinkling of custom touches as well as a great stance.


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Since the Middle Ages, Schärding's favourable position on the Inn allowed trade to flourish in salt, wood, tuff, marble and even wine, and it received its own charter in 1316. Schärding belonged to the Wittelsbach family, who built a castle here, of which only the gateway remains. It became an Austrian town in the 18C. It is worth strolling round this pretty little town, whose Stadtplatz, features the Silberzeile, a row of colourful houses built by former wealthy merchants.
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This square, overlooked by the majestic church tower, is divided into an upper section with a slope and its "Grätzel" closed by the Linz Gate (Linzer Tor), and a lower section with St George's Fountain and its wrought-iron grille in the cen..
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The late-Baroque parish church, and dedicated to St George, is away from the Stadtplatz, an unusual feature in the area. The fine proportions give the well-lit nave great majesty. The side altar on the left is adorned with an altarpiece by Michael Ro..
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For a picturesque view of Schärding, it is worth taking a stroll on the Innlände along the Inn, where the landing stage for river cruise boats can be found. Neuhaus monastery buildings can be made out on the other side of the river.
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THOMASVILLE | Burkley "Billy" Howard Rayfield III, 55, a resident of Misty Drive, died Saturday, Nov. 30, 2013, at his home.
A memorial service will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at J.C. Green & Sons Funeral Home Chapel in Thomasville.
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Homophobic Lawmakers Attempt To Make Sodomy And Oral Sex Illegal Fails Miserably
By Shannon Barber
As we all know, the Supreme Court case Lawrence Vs. Texas overturned the nations sodomy laws. However, there seems to be one person who wishes to revive the fight. Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli petitioned the full United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Court, seeking to reinstate Virginias Crimes against Nature law, which would effectively criminalize all oral and anal sex. In other words, this is clearly aimed at gay sex. He got nowhere with his request, though, as there was a unanimous response to the petition by the Fourth Court, which issued an order rejecting the petition. Perhaps the most notable part of the entire affair is that no judge on the panel wished to poll for the petition.
Ironically enough, what Cuccinelli likely could have gotten through would have been a state ban on sex with minors. That would have been reasonable. But noooooo. He just had to have a blanket ban on all gay sex on the books, despite the fact that it is unconstitutional per Lawrence vs. Texas.
The bottom line is, Mr. Cuccinelli, what you are suggesting here is illegal, and the Fourth Court rightfully shot you down before you could even get started. They all saw what a waste of time this petition of yours was right away, so why couldnt you? Oh yeah, you have a one track mind: getting your own way, no matter how illegal and ridiculous it might be.
Give it up, Mr. Cuccinelli. I know that this will fall on deaf ears, but most of America has moved past the idea that it is any of the governments business what goes on in the private lives of two consenting adults. No matter how much you might think you and your fellow social conservatives are the nations morality police, you simply are not. Now, I suggest you get back to doing your actual job, rather than attempting to pry into the personal lives of your constituents via this trumped up, unconstitutional legislation.
Remember: The Constitution rules this land, not any one person or moral beliefs of any one group. No matter how hard you fight it, so it shall stay. -- END
We shall abolish the orgasm. Our neurologists are at work upon it now. There will be no loyalty, except loyalty towards the Party. There will be no love, except the love of Big Brother. There will be no laughter, except the laugh of triumph over a defeated enemy. There will be no art, no literature, no science. When we are omnipotent there will be no need of science. There will be no distinction between beauty and ugliness. There will be no curiosity, no enjoyment of the process of life. All competing pleasures will be destroyed. But alwaysdo not forget this Winstonalways there will be the intoxication of power, constantly increasing and constantly growing subtler. Always, at every moment, there will be the thrill of victory, the sensation of trampling on an enemy who is helpless. If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human faceforever. -- George Orwell (1984)


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The nation's health secretary says Americans could begin receiving swine flu vaccine shots as early as the first week of October -- which is sooner than expected.
Kathleen Sebelius says the bulk of the vaccine is still scheduled for release nationwide by mid-October. But she says some early doses should begin rolling out sooner. She says the vaccine will be distributed directly to locations across the country and made available for immediate use.
Sebelius says she is confident the swine flue shots will be available soon enough to effectively target the illness. She says success of a one-shot dose for healthy adults and a 10-day immune response to the vaccine will help contain the spread of the flu.
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Ocala doesn't ban smoking in public spaces, but signs urge no smoking
Published: Wednesday, June 18, 2014 at 2:12 p.m.
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Rather than banning smoking in outdoor public spaces such as the downtown square and Citizens' Circle, the city of Ocala is taking a kinder, gentler approach.
The City Council on Tuesday requested that signs be installed in public gathering places asking smokers to be considerate of others and refrain from smoking in those areas. No penalties. No threats. Just a request to think about others.
City Councilwoman Mary Rich had requested that an ordinance be written banning smoking in the public venues. She had seen people smoking around children on the downtown square, and felt the children should not be subjected to the secondhand smoke. Some adults may be bothered by the smoke, as well.
City Attorney Patrick Gilligan said, in the absence of case law, the attorney general has opined that the city could not legislate in that area.
"I think, in this case, the attorney general might be wrong," Gilligan said.
Gilligan said the city could create an ordinance banning smoking in outdoor public spaces.
"We have to see what happens," he said.
He said the city could cite someone for smoking, say, in the downtown square. A lawyer could challenge the ordinance and then a judge would rule one way or another.
The offense would be a misdemeanor and would carry a maximum fine, similar to other city ordinances, of up to $500 and 60 days in jail. It likely would be less for a first offense.
Councilman Jim Hilty did not want to tie up the courts.
Gilligan said the city could simply install "No Smoking" signs without an ordinance, and that might get the desired results. But he added that doing so might meet with opposition from restaurant and bar owners whose customers may enjoy smoking after a meal or beverage.
That also concerned Ocala Police Chief Greg Graham.
Graham said if signs are posted, his department may begin getting complaints. He said the police could respond but, without an ordinance, the officers would have no authority to stop it.
Gilligan then suggested the council may wish to consider doing what city Recreation and Parks Director Kathy Crile has done. She has installed signs in the city's parks where there are children's playgrounds asking smokers not to endanger children's health. It is not an outright ban, just a request that smokers be considerate.
The signs were obtained free from the state Health Department.
Council members agreed that the gentler approach was the way to go.
"I am not a big fan of smoking," council President John McLeod said Wednesday. "We just want to discourage smoking in the public parks. It's offensive to the other people when they are downwind of smoking."
McLeod said an ordinance was too restrictive.
City Manager Matthew Brower said Wednesday that he would expect that the signs could be installed in about a month.
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Authorities responded to the area of the 6300 block of Devonshire just before 2:30 a.m. Thursday and located the pair, and two vehicles that had been vandalized.
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text: I agree with you guys on Montana. I have a good friend who would like me to come to Montana and hunt but the buying of a license just to get in the draw is too screwey for me. It might make sense for some but not for me. I think most G & F are pricing out of state tags right to the point that the revenue works out in their favor. Raise the tag costs and a lot fewer hunters apply or buy tags and their revenue goes the other way. It happens with everything you buy, it is about what the market will bear.I'm lucky I live in Colorado where instate fees are more than fair and we have just about anything you want to hunt. I have hunted in other states but it is hard to beat the deal I get here.


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PITTSBURGH - Football season is a marathon, not a sprint.
No one knows this more than Linsly coach B.J. Depew.
After running the table last year, Depew knew the task would be a little tougher this fall, considering the changes in personnel the Cadets endured.
But as they showed in last Friday night's loss to highly-touted West Virginia Class AAA foe Parkersburg South, the Cadets proved they can still hang with the big boys, even if they are still learning on the job.
''The kids responded,'' Depew said referencing last week's 33-19 loss to the Patriots at Bethany College.
''We came out and, in my eyes, won the second half. That was important. Had things gone the other way it could have been a long night.''
Linsly (1-1) will continue its maturation process Friday night at Cupples Stadium on the south side against Pittsburgh City League foe Allderdice.
''The one thing we always know about them is the play hard,'' Depew said of the Dragons, who dropped a 32-13 decision at Morgantown last week.
''They are physical and play with a lot of confidence and can be disruptive to an offense."
South only needed eight plays to build a 19-0 lead. The Cadets closed the gap to 19-6 near halftime, but when South's Tyler Bolen uncorked a successful 'Hail Mary' scoring strike to end the half it put a damper on Linsly's comeback efforts.
Or so everyone thought.
Chinelo Oparanozie busted an 80-yard touchdown run on the first play of the second half to draw Linsly to within three scores. Oparanozie scored again in the fourth to bridge the gap further, but attempts to cut more into the lead were thwarted by two turnovers - one on downs and the other on an interception.
''I think moving forward we will look back on that second half and the fact we didn't give up,'' Depew said.
Despite the loss, there were a plethora of positives that came from the game, one being the growth of quarterback Jameson Murray.
One week after not completing a pass in a 21-20 triumph against Magnolia, Murray found a rhythm, completing 12 passes for 137 yards and two interceptions.
Tight end Kay Ogundrian was the main beneficiary, making five catches for 73 yards.
''We felt they started to come of age a bit,'' Depew said of the duo. ''We utilized our tight end well and there's no doubt we went to the ball-control passing game to give (Jameson) some confidence.
''(Jameson) took several steps forward.''
Ogundrian is a converted tackle who wanted to move to tight end.
All told, seven Cadets caught passes.
Defensively, Brooks Simmons, Chuckwudi Chuckwu and Austin Whipkey all registered sacks.
''We've always been a defense that's defended the pass best by pressuring the quarterback,'' Depew said.


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County Executive Proposes Schools Takeover
Prince George's County Executive Rushern L. Baker III wants to assume full control of Prince George's County's massive—and troubled –school system in a move that would reduce the power of some on the 10-member school board and make the school superintendent part of his cabinet.
If Baker succeeds in winning approval by the state legislature in Annapolis, he would assume responsibility of the state's second largest school system, including a student population of 124,000 and facilities and personnel that are managed with a $1.7 billion annual budget.
"You see this kind of government structure done all around the country, especially to make sure we can realign," Baker said on Fox 5 Morning News recently. "There's transparency. There's efficiency in service and that's what we need here in Prince George's County to make progress."
As the parent of three children who have been educated in Prince George's County Public Schools, Baker is in a unique position. He knows the schools, how they work and how they fail, supporters of the measure said.
"We have had at least six superintendents in the last 10 years," he said on the news program. "We need stability and this is the best way to do it."
Baker said he hopes to have the proposed legislation approved by legislators by the close of this year's General Assembly session in April.
The new plan, unveiled March 15, would make the superintendent a cabinet level position reporting directly to the county executive.
Sentiment in the county is polarized by the proposal.
While some Baker critics bemoan the potential loss of representation, supporters of the plan insist dramatic change is needed in the system.
The proposed takeover is similar what was tried in the District of Columbia under then-mayor Adrian Fenty in 2007 when he appointed veteran educator Michelle Rhee schools' chancellor and reduced the school board's responsibilities. The aggressive change in school governance yielded minor improvements in District schools and major conflict with teachers, parents and education advocates.
According to Del. Jolene Ivey (D-Dist. 47), lawmakers in Annapolis are expected to see the amendment added to HB 1107, a school board task force bill, by week's end.
"The amendment has been drafted in its initial form. We're all taking a look at it to see what needs to be changed," Ivey said. "The goal is to have the House and Senate work on it together so after the Senate does the official amendment, by the time it comes back to our side, we can concur."
Ivey says the majority of the Prince George's Delegation supports the measure, but Del. Aisha Braveboy (D-Dist. 25) wants to ensure the measure is completely analyzed by legislators before approval.
"Because this is such a significant policy change we have to thoroughly vet it and look at best practices from other jurisdictions," Braveboy said. "If we believe that student achievement is important, we need to make sure…Certainly when we're taking the power of an elected body away, we should be clear that we think this is a better decision."
The school board would lose several responsibilities with Baker's plan. In a statement, the board shared their opposition to the proposed change. "This is a bad bill that is being pushed through the legislature under the guise of education reform and without the benefit of a public hearing. The public's voice will not be heard. Our students, teachers and employees will have no say in this decision. Mr. Baker's proposal reduces public oversight of schools and voids the rights of our parents, students and labor unions."
However school board member Carletta Fellows, who was recently censured by the board, has expressed support for Baker's takeover initiative citing the need to restrict the board from handling the budget or selecting the system's next superintendent.
Education advocates are falling on both sides of the issue with some excited about a new approach to schools and others concerned about centralized control and Baker's qualification to run a school system.
"What makes him think he's qualified to manage a school system?" a charter school teacher asked the Afro. "You're still going to have to hold the people in the schools responsible and accountable and it has to start with the superintendent and the people out in the trenches, not with a county executive who has the county to manage."
Some parents of students in the system are frustrated with the state of schools and are hopeful this initiative will improve academic outcomes.
"I'm in complete support of the takeover [and] our county executive has now come forward with a proposal to afford us the opportunity to see some improvement in the education system," said Tonya Lawson, PTSA president at Oxon Hill High School. "Quite frankly [as] parents we're appalled and we feel that we're in a state of crisis. This is an emergency, this is urgent."
The NAACP is strongly opposed to the measure and questions Baker's claims of increased accountability and his swift pace to get the measure to Annapolis for approval. "If this was being contemplated they should have presented it to the General Assembly a year ago," said county NAACP first vice president Cassandra Freeman.
"I'm for having part of the board as an elected board and part appointed but I think the money needs to go to the county council," said Linda Thornton-Thomas, a former school board member and a member of the Consortium of Concerned Organizations. "I think the county executive should have some oversight, as well. I just don't think it needs to be completely with the county executive. It should be shared."
On March 19, the school board held a meet-and-greet session with three superintendent candidates which included the current Interim Superintendent Dr. Alvin Crawley. Baker has made it clear that if the candidates do not meet the county's qualifications, a new search should be conducted.
Lawson, parent of an Oxon Hill sophomore, pointed out the critical importance of improving our schools saying, "Our children deserve more for the $1.7 billion that we invest in them."
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By Matt Tomsic
Published Jan. 21, 2013
On Tuesday, the National Transportation Safety Board will examine parts of the auxiliary power unit damaged weeks ago when a lithium-ion battery caught fire aboard a Boeing 787 at Logan International Airport in Boston.
The NTSB released an update to its investigation Sunday, saying the damaged battery was not overcharged before it caught fire on Jan. 7.
On Tuesday, investigators will test the battery charger and download memory from the auxiliary power unit controller in Arizona.
Already, the NTSB has X-rayed and performed CT scans on the damaged battery at its materials lab in Washington, D.C. Investigators have also analyzed wire bundles and battery management circuit boards from the damaged plane, a Japan Airlines 787.
They determined the battery was not overcharged after examining flight recorder data.
The fire and a handful of other incidents aboard Boeing's newest jet have lead to the grounding of 787s by the Federal Aviation Administration and by European regulators.
About a week after the Boston fire, an All Nippon Airways 787 grounded its fleet of Dreamliners after an emergency landing of an All Nippon Airways 787 in Japan. The airline canceled 35 flights and used other jets for another 31 flights.
Before the emergency landing, the ANA flight crew received several messages about the plane's battery and other systems, and crew members reported an odor in the cockpit and cabin, according to initial reports from the NTSB, which sent an investigator to Japan. After the airplane landed, crew and passengers evacuated down its emergency slides.
Production continues at Boeing sites in Everett, Wash., and in North Charleston, but deliveries have stopped until the FAA issues an airworthiness directive for the lithium-ion batteries.
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Getting laid>Communism.
I'm not really a defender of communism by any means. I really despise social darwinism, that's really all there is to it. You can't make it all okay by blaming it on instincts.
Oh, human minds are far too varied to blame everything on instinct (though there are those who believe we have none) as there doesn't seem to be any issue all humans agree on. But in order for communism to work, everyone has to agree it will and, if only for my aforementioned reason, it will not.
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Video: Video of fatal tackles shows all rules followed
FAIRBURN, Ga. -- Video of the tackle that killed DeAntre Turman show Turman did everything right.
11Alive News decided to air only a portion of the video in hopes that it would continue to place emphasis on safety on the football field.
Fulton Schools provided us with the video only after they got the okay of Turman's family. His death is the talk of football coaches and parents around the state.
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Jamal Lewis, an Atlanta native, played professional football for ten years. He viewed the videotape of DeAntre Turman's tackle at our request. We received the tape with the okay of the DeAntre's family.
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Lewis calls it text book he has reached out to Fulton County schools and plans to speak to each and every team telling young athletes to keep playing by the book.
Lewis said "it's like getting in a car, anything can happen in a car but you have to make sure you're doing everything you can to be safe."
The Fulton County Athletic Director has seen the video and agrees Turman's tackle was no different from thousands of others every Friday night.
Fulton County Athletic Director Steve Craft said although this play had a very tragic result students still have to play the game the right way. And teams all over metro Atlanta are reemphasizing the right way.
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When HHS 2008-09 winter sports athletes were recognized at a March 29 program, a number of the Dragon wrestlers, as well as their coach, Duane Stroh, were unable to attend as they were participating in yet another wrestling tournament.
Wrestlers got together last week to celebrate the successful 2008-09 season and to present awards.
Junior Chad Stroh and freshman Mark Edmonds were named recipients of the Larry Stroh Award, while the five state-placewinners were awarded the Bart Brown award. The placewinners included Stroh, Edmonds, Skyler Dittmer, Luke Garrett and Brian Strong.
All team members lettered for the season. In addition to the five state placers, team members were Broc Pelle, Brandon Price, Mitch Wittman, Casey Sage, Seth Baker and Parker Redfern.
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Military suicides increased last year
Combat, transition home, downsizing among stressors
Marines and sailors are told to look for predictors of potentially suicidal behavior such as the end of a marriage or romantic relationship, legal problems, financial problems, substance abuse and a history of mental health problems. More specific red flags include giving away material possessions, saying goodbye and talk of death and dying.
Bill Rider, chief executive and cofounder of American Combat Veterans of War, facilitates weekly Safe Warrior Outreach discussions in Oceanside near the Camp Pendleton Marine base. He encounters service members and young veterans daily who have attempted suicide.
The problem with "buddy aid" prevention programs is Marines are reluctant to out a friend who is thinking of harming oneself, Rider said.
"Infantry Marines, 0311's, that's a brotherhood. They're not going to snitch anybody out. They'll try to do it themselves, try to help them. Sometimes they succeed, quite honestly, but sometimes they don't," said Rider, a Marine veteran of the Khe Sanh battle during the Vietnam War.
Many young veterans come home from war and begin abusing drugs or alcohol, hoping to numb their feelings or feel alive again after coming down from the adrenaline rush of combat. They often have trouble reintegrating with their families and the civilian world, especially if they leave the service with its camaraderie and steady paycheck.
"Here you are, you went to war and you killed the enemy and performed wonderfully. And now you have some very human moments, feelings and emotions," Rider said. "It is a perfect storm because a lot of them haven't been reporting their psychological problems, their alienation if you will, because of the very fact that the services will seize on that to make them part of the downgrade and let them go."
The official Marine Corps suicide prevention program counsels that "leaders teach that knowing when to seek help for stress is a trait of a strong, committed Marine."
Nevertheless, many service members are fearful about being forced out of the military for psychological problems. "That is devastating for Marines and soldiers and corspmen who want to stay in," Rider said.
The military suicide rate is usually lower than the civilian rate (adjusted for comparable demographics), but both rates have been rising in recent years. The rate for civilian males 25 to 64 years old was 21.27 suicides per 100,000 in 2000; in 2009 it was 25.37 suicides per 100,000, the Centers for Disease Control reported.
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I am a student at UT Dallas and we use a Zimbra IMAP server for students. My Samsung Captivate (Android 2.1 device) will not successfully setup the outgoing server for our account and complete the account creation with the native email client.
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When I use the recommended settings settings it reports a TLS error. The phone offers TLS, TLS all certs, SSL, & SSL All certs. I've tried all... none seem to work. Funny enough that an iPhone, however, with these settings, apart from the TLS setting (The iPhone only offers an SSL on/off) with SSL turned on and the port set to 587 magically works... My Outlook desktop client also works with these settings...
Any help would be appreciated.