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With the Ohio playoffs three weeks away, the picture is starting to come into focus for Indian Creek and Harrison Central.
But one coach is willing to discuss the possibilities with his team quite openly, while the other wants to keep postseason talk to a minimum.
''In this day and age you might as well talk about it,'' Huskies coach Justin Kropka said. ''The players talk about it, so it's useless to avoid the subject.''
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Freshman Mandela Lawrence (15) and Indian Creek will play host to Harrison Central in a Buckeye 8 battle Friday.
Kropka said in today's society where computer points and rankings are at the tips of everyone's fingers through the Internet, etc., it's probably best to put those numbers in perspective for his players.
''Our goal is to get to the postseason,'' he said. ''The key is to let the chips fall where they may.
''We've talked about it and we know what's ahead and what we need to do to get in.''
As it stands, Harrison Central (5-2) is eighth in Division IV, Region 15. With games against Union Local (1-6) and Buckeye Local (4-3) still on the schedule, Friday night's battle against the Redskins at Kettlewell Memorial Stadium will go a long way in determining the Huskies' fate.
Creek (6-1) represents a boatload of computer points. Kropka knows this. But he said it's not the be-all or end-all for his team.
''This is probably the best (Indian Creek) team top to bottom since I've been (at Harrison Central),'' Kropka said. ''They do a nice job and they don't beat themselves.''
The Redskins are aiming for their four straight victory after upending Martins Ferry last Friday night in Creek's first victory at the Dave Bruney Athletic Complex.
''To get a victory against a team that is so well-coached and so well-disciplined goes a long way for your confidence,'' Indian Creek coach Andrew Connor said.
The victory sent the Redskins up to fifth in the Ohio Division III, Region 11 rankings.
''We really just do focus on the game at hand,'' Connor said in reference to the playoff talk.
''We were excited with the victory at Martins Ferry, but we told the kids Saturday that's it's time to focus on Harrison Central.''
The Redskins have two three-game winning streaks this season. The latest included road victories against Bellaire and Ferry. The only blemish on the season for Indian Creek came at home against unbeaten St. Clairsville.
''We've overcome a lot of things,'' Connor said. ''We've had a lot of injuries, have lost some key players and we've overcome a battle against turnovers.''
Despite all of the adversity, Connor said his squad is probably playing its best ball of the season.
''We're getting better when it comes to effort,'' he said. ''The last three weeks our effort has gotten better. But I'm still disappointed in the turnovers and some of the penalties and some of the big plays we've given up.
''Those are things we'll concentrate on this week.''
The Redskins' offense is led by quarterback Alex Young. Last week, he threw for 135 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 75 yards and another score.
''It starts and finishes with their quarterback,'' Kropka said. ''He's really been a difference maker for them.''
Logan Woods, who ran for 149 yards last week, and Blake Roar help comprise Creek's backfield.
''They have a lot of backs that run hard,'' Kropka said. ''I like the Woods kid and Roar and their offensive line is really physical.''
Defensively for Creek, Montell McClelland and Zach Connor both had 10 tackles last week.
''It usually comes down to matchups when we play them,'' Kropka said. ''Year after year it comes down to matchups.''
Connor said both teams mirror each other in many ways.
''They do a lot of what we do,'' said Connor, who spent one season as an assistant with the Huskies about a decade ago.
''It starts with running the football with them and (Maurtice) Hython is not only physical but elusive.
''The kids know the kids at Harrison and they know the quality team they have. It's not hard to get them motivated.
''Justin does a good job with them.''
Hython is one of the top rushers in the valley, having piled up 1,367 yards and 14 touchdowns on 161 carries.
Rasheen Mitchell has thrown for 959 yards and nine TDs, four of them going to Nate Olmstead, who leads the team in receptions (17 for 417 yards).
''Then you have Nick Pelegreen, who is underrated on defense,'' Kropka said.
Pelegreen leads the defense with 85 tackles, almost double what the next defender has.

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Published Jan. 2, 2013
East Coast dockworkers and ocean carriers have agreed to extend their contract through Feb. 6, averting a year-end strike that would have affected East Coast and Gulf Coast ports, including the Port of Charleston.
The International Longshoremen's Association and the U.S. Maritime Alliance announced the agreement Dec. 28. The longshoremen's association represents dockworkers, while the maritime alliance represents ocean carriers. The S.C. State Ports Authority and other ports are not parties to the contract or negotiations.
Earlier, the Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service, which is assisting the contract negotiations, said the dockworkers and ocean carriers agreed to an extension and have agreed in principal to container royalties issues, which have been a sticking point, along with work guarantees, overtime and other work rules. The longshoremen's association president has said a key battle in the negotiations is to prevent a cap on container royalties, while the maritime alliance has proposed capping container royalty payments at 2011 levels for current recipients but making new employees ineligible for the payments.
The Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service will continue hosting meetings between the dockworkers and ocean carriers.
"Given that negotiations will be continuing and consistent with the agency's commitment of confidentiality to the parties, FMCS shall not disclose the substance of the container royalty payment agreement," said George Cohen, director for the Federal Mediation & Conciliatory Services, or FMCS. "What I can report is that the agreement on this important subject represents a major positive step toward achieving an overall collective bargaining agreement. While some significant issues remain in contention, I am cautiously optimistic that they can be resolved in the upcoming 30-day extension period."
The extension came a day before the expiration of an earlier contract extension and removed the possibility of a strike starting Dec. 30. The strike would cover ports from Texas to Maine and directly affect a couple thousand workers in Charleston.
The longshoremen's association had begun preparing for a strike; on Dec. 19, its president sent a memo to its local unions, which include dockworkers at the Port of Charleston. All local unions should establish strike committees, use language on picket signs provided by the association's headquarters and avoid violence on their picket lines, according to the memo.
The memo also directed the dockworkers to not handle containerized cargo; though during a strike, they would handle perishable commodities, military cargo, mail, non-containerized cargo and automobiles, according to the memo. Dockworkers would also handle passenger ships.
The two sides will continue negotiations until Feb. 6, tackling outstanding issues including container royalty payments and specific to New York and New Jersey.
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Years served: 6
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Education: Edmondson Westside High School, Baltimore International College, Wesley Theological Seminary 2014
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I heard the call while sitting in the basement of my childhood home at the age of 12. I answered the call after two years of speaking at various youth functions. Many who heard began to confirm that the call was certain.
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The biggest surprise was that the people who were most verbal with the promise of support, were the least likely to support. It was also surprising to see where real support actually came from.
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I am most proud to watch those who started with the ministry, humbly and truly grow in faith.
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A Tallahassee man dies in a car crash and his home goes up in smoke the same day.
29 year old Matthew Dunlop died when his SUV hit a utility pole. While deputies were still on the scene, they discovered Dunlop's house just a few miles away was on fire.
"He had to be moving pretty fast to tear the top back like that. He probably didn't feel it when he hit," Harry Mosley said as he watched deputies at the crash scene.
Leon County Sheriff's deputies say the driver of a crushed Isuzu SUV died at the scene.
Investigators say around 6:45 Friday morning, Matthew Dunlop was going west on Highway 90 when he ran off the road.
Deputies say the SUV hit a pole just past Aenon Church Road.
"The truck was all folded back, the side of it all torn out," John Lee Ervin said as he stood nearby.
Deputies would soon discover that Dunlop's home was on fire not far away.
"Flames were as tall as you could see,' next door neighbor Barbara Shepard said. "They were taller than the trees. The house just went up like a flame ... huge ... everywhere."
Firefighters were called to this home on Country Lane at 7:40 am.
They call the home a total loss and the cause is still under investigation.
Deputies say Dunlop rents the house. The man next door told his wife he smelled smoke when he left for work around 7am, but thought someone was burning leaves.
"He (Dunlop) works really early in the morning. He leaves here at like six o'clock in the morning and he comes home at lunchtime most of the week, but I haven't seen him today," Shepard said.
The state fire marshal is investigating the fire. There is no word on the cause of the fire and right now no one is commenting on whether this is all a terrible coincidence or something more.
Tallahassee, Florida- August 10, 2012
At 6:45 am, the Leon County Sheriff's Office responded to the area of West Tennessee Street in reference to a traffic crash. When Deputies arrived, they discovered a single car crash with one fatality. Deputies believe that Matthew S. Dunlop, 29, was traveling west on West Tennessee Street, just west of the intersection of Aenon Church Road. The 1994 Isuzu Rodeo Dunlop was driving left the roadway and struck a utility pole. Dunlop died at the scene.
At 7:40 am, a Leon County Deputy was patrolling the area of 1550-C Country Lane when he observed the residence was on fire. The Tallahassee Fire Department responded to the scene and extinguished the fire. The State Fire Marshal's Office also responded to the scene of the fire. Deputies and Firefighters have confirmed that Dunlop lived in the burned residence on Country Lane.
An autopsy was completed and the preliminary results indicate that Dunlop died from injuries sustained in the crash. The investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash is on going. The cause of the fire remains undetermined at this time; however, that investigation is ongoing also.
Additional information will be provided when available.
Tallahassee, Florida - August 10, 2012 - 3:30pm
Leon County deputies say the man killed in a crash near the corner of Highway 90 and Aenon Church Road was 29 year old Matthew Dunlop.
Deputies confirm Dunlop lived in the home on County Lane that burned to the ground soon afterward.
Tallahassee, Florida- August 10, 2012- Noon
One person is dead following an early morning crash. The Leon County Sheriff's Office is investigating the cause.
When Eyewitness News was at the scene of the accident, Leon County Sheriff's deputies said they were still trying to get a positive identification on the crash victim. Right now, we still don't know who the person was, but, we do know that they were the only one who died in the crash.
Leon County Sheriff's deputies say it happened around 6:45 this morning. LCSO says the driver of a red Isuzu SUV ran off of the road while traveling west on Highway 90. Lt. James McQuaig says the driver hit a pole just past Aenon Church Road. He says the driver was pronounced dead on the scene and says that person was the only one in the vehicle. The traffic homicide unit was out on the scene to try to determine a cause of the crash.
Again, no information on the driver's identification has been released. We will make sure to pass on any information to you as soon as they become available to us.
Tallahassee, Florida- August 10, 2012- 9am
There is a serious accident at intersection of West Tennessee Street and Aenon Church Road in Leon County. The Leon County Sheriff's Office confirms that the accident is a fatality.
LCSO says around 6:45am this morning, the driver of a red Isuzu SUV ran off of the road while traveling west on Highway 90. Lt. James McQuaig says the driver hit a pole just past Aenon Church Road. McQuaig says the driver was pronounced dead on the scene and says that person was the only one in the vehicle.
The traffic homicide unit is on the scene investigating.
Lt. McQuaig says they're still working on a positive identification of the victim.
We will pass on any new details as they become available.
Tallahassee, Florida- August 10, 2012
There is a serious accident at intersection of West Tennessee Street and Aenon Church Road in Leon County.
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM (CST)
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Governor Mark Dayton has presented the state with a proposed budget full of bloated spending projects paid for by increasing job-killing taxes-- extending taxes to clothing and services, for example, which will remove one of the last remaining competitive advantages we have over neighboring states. This budget even prompted Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to appeal to Minnesota business owners to come over the border to enjoy a more supportive climate for the private sector.
As a free market supporter, you clearly understand the negative impacts of government encroaching even further into our everyday lives. Perhaps it is the governor's limited private-sector experience that is leading him to take his liberal, big-spending allies in St. Paul down a road that will harm Minnesota's business climate for many years to come. Undoubtedly though, legislators will be seeking an even greater expansion of government than the governor has proposed.
In order to push back against these risky schemes, we need your help! We will be meeting every Tuesday at 10:00 am at the Kelly Inn in St. Paul (161 St. Anthony Ave.) to pore over the bills our legislators are introducing. Once we've determined whether the bill would help or hinder our goal of increasing economic freedom for Minnesota, we'll pass our conclusions along to constituents so that, in turn, they can encourage lawmakers to do right by our state's residents.
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ATHENS, Ga. -- Alabama's Quinton Dial may miss the BCS Championship game due to a violent hit on Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray during the SEC Championship game.
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The 300-plus pound defensive lineman hit Murray helmet to helmet during the second quarter of Saturday's game at the Georgia Dome.
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Rumors of US haven for families spurs rise in illegal immigration
Immigrant camp has sprung up at bus station
Yoselin Ramos had long wanted to trek to the United States to escape the crushing poverty and rising violence in her hometown in Guatemala.
But it wasn't until the 24-year-old heard about a "new opportunity" that she packed a bag and left her home with her 3-year-old son, Yovani, for the treacherous journey north.
Ramos became part of an unprecedented surge of families crossing illegally into the U.S., drawn by reports circulating throughout Central America that parents with children are allowed to stay in the United States indefinitely, according to Guatemalan consular officials and parents who are making these trips. But these families, U.S. officials say, are getting only half the story.
The surge of single parents and children has surprised and overwhelmed border agents in the Southwest -- particularly Texas -- and flooded the Greyhound bus stations in Phoenix and Tucson over the last several months with hundreds of immigrant families dropped off there by U.S. immigration authorities who had nowhere else to put them.
Over the Memorial Day weekend, federal officials flew at least 400 migrants apprehended in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas to Tucson to be processed, said Andy Adame, a spokesman for the Border Patrol in Arizona.
From there, many were dropped off at bus stations with orders to appear before immigration authorities at their chosen destination within 15 days. "The Border Patrol does not have enough space in its processing facilities to handle a surge in illegal immigrants in south Texas," Adame said.
The unusual situation represents not a change in policy but an attempt to accommodate the unexpected numbers, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials said. Immigration authorities have recently opened shelters on military bases in Texas and California for the wave of children crossing the U.S. border in ever-greater volumes in recent months. Detention centers are available for adult immigrants. But there are no similar facilities for families, at least in the Southwest.
In 2008, immigration officials stopped placing parents traveling with their children at the T. Don Hutto Residential Center in Taylor, Texas, after allegations surfaced of human rights violations at the facility.
The fact that so many parents with children have been freed to travel within the U.S. has sent rumors flying through Central American nations that parents will not be detained in the U.S. if they arrive with a child -- spurring even more families to launch the journey, according to immigrant advocates and Guatemalan consular officials in Phoenix who have been working to help find shelter for families stranded at bus stations.
"Desperate migrants from Central America may cling to any slim reed of hope. This false rumor of a 'new opportunity' is leading some to embark on a dangerous journey. They have no idea what they are facing. The smugglers are milking this situation for all it's worth," said Dan Kowalski, an immigration attorney in Austin, Texas
Immigration authorities said the numbers appear to be substantial, but they do not yet have an official count.
But Arizona officials have protested the transfers from Texas. Gov. Jan Brewer, in a letter to President Barack Obama, said the federal government is shirking its responsibility to properly care for the families. Dropping them off in Arizona, where daytime temperatures are exceeding 100 degrees, appears to "place expediency over basic humanitarian concerns," the governor wrote.
"State and local governments, law enforcement agencies, health care providers and nonprofit organizations are all stretched to the breaking point attempting to manage the enormity of these challenges," she said.
ICE officials say that the immigrants are released as long as they can provide an address for their destination _ with family or friends, no matter their legal status.
Ramos, who was apprehended in Texas after traveling there by bus and by foot, was flown to Arizona, then bused this week to Phoenix to join an informal encampment of migrant families that has sprung up at the bus terminal.
Ramos said she was with about 20 other families with children — some as young as a few months old -- when apprehended. They had looked forward to being caught, she said _ at one point even waving down federal helicopters -- because of the welcoming treatment they had assumed they would receive.
Assuming that she would be allowed to remain in the U.S., Ramos was instead given paperwork ordering her to report June 17 to the ICE field office in Des Moines, near where her parents live, and allowed to board a bus to Iowa.
"It was disappointing," she said. "I thought I would definitely be allowed to stay. I just want a good future for my son."
Still, she said she plans to keep the appointment because she wants to give her case a chance.


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Breakfast Tacos
From the kitchen of The Family's Dawn Timmers
Arrange a buffet of:
flour or corn tortillas, warmed
sausage, browned and drained
Crisp bacon
eggs, scrambled
your favorite salsa
shredded cheese, Monterey jack, Cheddar, or Mex blend
sour cream
fresh guacamole
black olives, sliced
chopped tomato
fresh spinach
Really fun & yummy!
It's a make your own breakfast taco party.
Eggs may be scrambled with the veggies or veggies may be served on the side.
Served with roasted potatoes on the side or rolled into the tortilla.


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One of my users checked out a file using Zimbra Desktop 7.1
The file was checked out to email@example.com, but we have no users with that address. None of our installs will allow us to check the file back in. We can upload new versions, but the file still remains checked out status. The menu popup that usually displays check-in has 2 dividers with no command in-between.
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Ravens Hold Off 49ers' Comeback Attempt for 34-31 Super Bowl Victory
NEW ORLEANS, La.–Joe Flacco was named Super Bowl XLVII MVP after leading the Baltimore Ravens to a thrilling 34-31 victory over the San Francisco 49ers in the National Football League's 47th Super Bowl on Feb. 3 hosted at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, La.
Flacco delivered a flawless performance against the 49ers' tough, physical defense, passing for 287 yards and three touchdowns, all of which were thrown in the first half of the game. Most importantly, the five-year quarterback didn't commit any turnovers and was able to march the Ravens' offense down field at will when needed.
Flacco led the Ravens to a 21-6 lead at halftime, and the lead ballooned to 28-6 after Ravens receiver/return specialist Jacoby Jones returned the second-half kickoff for a 108-yard touchdown, a new NFL record.
But the 49ers took advantage of a power outage in the Superdome that lasted for more than 30 minutes, ultimately killing the Ravens' momentum. San Francisco then went on a 23-6 run, cutting the lead to 34-29 with less than four minutes in the game. Colin Kaepernick, the 49ers' second-year 49ers quarterback, did everything in his power to complete what could have been one of the most amazing comebacks in Super Bowl history, marching his team down to the Ravens' goal line with just more than a minute left. But Ray Lewis and the Ravens' defensive unit stiffened with their backs against their own end zone and kept the 49ers from scoring a touchdown.
The Ravens then ran the clock down to just 11 seconds before taking a sacrificial safety, which gave the 49ers two points and the ball back, but with only four seconds left in the game. The Ravens made a tackle on the mandatory safety kickoff, ending the game 34-31 and clinching their second Super Bowl victory in franchise history.
Most Outstanding Player(s) of the Game:
Obviously, Joe Flacco was the most outstanding player with his mistake-free performance against the best defensive unit in the NFL. He joined elite company as he now shares Hall of Famer Joe Montana's record for 11 touchdowns thrown without an interception during a single playoff run. Flacco told reporters last offseason that he believes he's the best quarterback in the NFL, which led to much criticism from several NFL pundits. But now no one can deny his greatness with a Super Bowl MVP victory on his resume.
Sharing the Most Outstanding Player honor with Flacco is Ravens' speedster Jacoby Jones. The New Orleans, La. native came up huge for the Ravens. Not only did he score the Ravens' only touchdown of the second half with his record-breaking kick return, but he also caught a 56-yard touchdown bomb from Flacco just minutes before the end of the second quarter. Jones caught the bomb, then did a spin move to lose one defender while outrunning another defender to the end zone.
Unsung Hero of the Game:
Linebacker Ray Lewis played his last game as a Raven and has a Super Bowl ring to show for it, thanks to the help of fellow inside linebacker Dannell Ellerbe. Lewis will get credit for leading the Ravens on their final defensive stop to end the 49ers' comeback attempt, but it was Ellerbe who led the team statistically with nine tackles. Baltimore lost Pro Bowl defensive lineman Haloti Ngata to injury during the second half, but that didn't stop Ellerbe from jumping into running lanes to contain the 49ers' rushing attack.
Without him playing so well, the 49ers may have done a lot more damage offensively.
More Game Notes:
Forty-niners quarterback Colin Kaepernick started out a tad slow and tossed a poor pass in first quarter that was picked off by Ravens' star safety Ed Reed. But he settled down and started making plays, finishing with 364 total yards and two touchdowns, one a run and the other a pass. Frank Gore, 49ers running back, also played well, rushing for 110 yards on 19 carries; he outperformed Ravens' star running back Ray Rice, who had just 59 yards on 20 carries and an untimely fumble that helped San Francisco make their second-half comeback.
Ravens veteran receiver Anquan Boldin made clutch catches for Baltimore, finishing with six receptions for 104 yards and a 30-yard touchdown. Ravens tight end Dennis Pitta had four catches for 26 yards and a touchdown.
Ray Lewis finished his last game with seven tackles while Ed Reed had five tackles and an interception.
Every year we say this, but this may have been the greatest, most exciting Super Bowl in recent history. At one point it appeared as if it was going to turn out as a blowout victory for the Ravens, but all that was needed was a power outage and 34-minute delay in restoring power to wake up the 49ers and turn the game into an instant classic. In the end, it came down to Ray Lewis and his defensive unit making one last stop to win it all. Lewis pulled it off. He earned it, and so did all of his teammates. Congrats, Baltimore. You're now the host town of the new world champions.
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WEIRTON - There will be a new West Virginia Class A state baseball champion in 2013. The defending champs, Madonna, went down last night 8-5 to Bishop Donahue in the loser's bracket of the Region 1, Section 1 tournament.
The victory puts the Bishops into a game today at 7 p.m. against tournament unbeaten Wheeling Central at Ed Bowman Field. They must beat Wheeling Central twice to win the sectional title.
"The kids didn't quit," said Madonna coach, T. J. Brancazio, who became the head coach just before the season began. "With all the adversity they had, they fought all the way to the very end. I told them that after the game.
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Bishop Donahue's Hunter Kaschke delivers a pitch during Wednesday's game against Madonna.
"They're young. Mostly sophomores and juniors. We graduate only two seniors. We'll be back next year."
Brancazio said he talked to the team about what needs to be done to prepare for next year and one of the things they'll work on is getting runners home from third base with less than two outs.
Last night, the Blue Dons had 10 hits, but left eight runners on base and left runners at third base in the second, fourth and sixth innings.
Bob Kleeh, Bishop Donahue coach, was pleased with the timely hitting he got from his team and the good pitching effort from junior Hunter Kaschke.
After losing to Madonna during the regular season, Kaschke was facing the Blue Dons in tournament play for the second time in six days and won both times. He beat them 2-1 last Friday for the OVAC Class 1A championship.
"I knew it was going to be a competitive game," Kleeh said. "I was just hoping we didn't have the relapse we had in the sixth inning Monday night."
In that one, the Bishops had an 8-2 lead and allowed the Blue Dons to rally for six runs to tie the game. Madonna went on to win in walk-off fashion 11-10.
"We had a slight relapse and started to throw the ball around a little bit, we got our composure back and Hunter pitched a nice game for us," Kleeh continued. "We got the timely hits when we needed them."
The Blue Dons struck quickly in the first inning. With one out, sophomore Kaleb Baire singled to right field and Luca Fuscardo ripped a double down the left field line to put runners and third and second.
Will Bowser, who has been on a tear over the last week, promptly drilled a single between second and first to drive both home.
However, starting pitcher, Nick Mazur, another sophomore, couldn't hold it as the Bishops scored two runs off him in the top of the second. They got two hits in the inning, but a costly error started the rally.
Kaschke reached on the error and Alex Riedel followed with a single to right field putting runners at first and third. Brett Moore, who was the courtesy runner for Kaschke scored when Lane LeMasters hit into a fielders choice and after being wild pitched to second and third LeMasters scored when Bryce Jones singled to left field.
The Bishops went ahead for good in the third inning with a run. Joe Myers , who led off the inning with a single, scored from third on Matt Vucelik's sacrifice fly to center field.
The Bishops put the game away when they added four runs in the fourth inning chasing Mazur. Will Bowser came on in relief with the bases loaded and only one out. He walked in a run, but struck out two to retire the side. Bowser finished the game giving up a single run in the fifth inning, but he struck on 9 batters in just 3 and 2/3 innings.
Madonna couldn't recover from that big inning. They rallied to score three runs in the bottom of the sixth, scoring two runs on a wild pitch and error. Tory Fuscardo's RBI single brought home Fargo Camerlango, a pinch runner for Mazur, who had singled.
Kaschke went the distance for the win giving up 10 hits while walking two and striking out 5.
Mazur, who gave up seven runs on five hits plus six walks, was the loser.


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OECD Releases Sustainable Manufacturing Metrics Toolkit
The OECD has released the final version of the Sustainable Manufacturing Toolkit.
Measuring environmental performance is a key first step on the road to sustainability. However, measuring performance can be difficult, especially for smaller companies.
This free toolkit provides a set of 18 internationally applicable, common and comparable key performance indicators to measure and improve the environmental performance of manufacturing facilities and products. It can be used by companies of any size and is designed to be used by non-experts.
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This website serves as the central information portal for U.S. companies on what the U.S. Department of Commerce and other federal government agencies are doing to support sustainable manufacturing in the United States.
In order to offer effective and continued support to U.S. companies in their sustainable manufacturing efforts, Commerce's Manufacturing & Services unit has launched a Sustainable Manufacturing Initiative (SMI) and Public-Private Dialogue that aims to a) identify U.S. industry's most pressing sustainable manufacturing challenges and b) coordinate public and private sector efforts to address these challenges.
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New arrivals - Brazil Jacu, Costa Rica, Yemen, new espresso blend
Exciting new adds! First up is the mild return of Brazil Jacu Bird Coffee. It's a "bird-processed" natural Brazil, check out this and the other reviews for the full story. Next is Costa Rica "Cafe Sin Limites", a great Villa Sarchi miel-prep coffee from the farm. This farm has placed #2 in the CoE for the past 2 years. Big buttery mouthfeel with honey notes. Yemen Mokha Ismaili is finally back! Complex with different tastes at different roasts. Try step blending and single-origin espresso, check out Tom's full cupping review. And finally, the latest in our series, Espresso Workshop #5 - The Breccia Blend. Enjoy lemon and berry flavors at a medium roast, this is on the brighter end of the scale.
New Microlot arrivals and a Yirga Cheffe!
New Microlots are in, from Colombia and Costa Rica ! and a Yirg!... Check the full reviews but here are the briefs on these limited offerings: Colombia Finca Buenavista -Carlos Imbachi Microlot: sweetly fruited, floral aroma. Colombia La Esperanza -Isaias Cantillo Osa Microlot: darker fruit tastes, syrupy body. Colombia Los Galpones -Manuel Santacruz Microlot: delicate, grape-like. Subtle and nuanced at a light roast. And it's the return of Costa Rica Organic La Yunta Estate: hints of peaches in syrup, it's a subtle "drinking" coffee." Lastly, we also have a balanced wet-process African addition, the Ethiopia Mullege Yirga Cheffe: passionfruit, guava, creamy feel. Keep the roast light!
Roasted Espresso is back!
Back by popular demand (sort of)! We are now offering Roasted Espresso again! Some months ago when we introduced our regular roasted "Coffee Pairings" we stopped offering roasted espresso and roasted decaf. We think that the roasted coffee pairings are working out well; and now we are bringing back roasted espresso! We will offer one Espresso Workshop blend and one Standard blend for sale each week. Or maybe it will be a Single Origin espresso, or two Workshop blends - we'll see what strikes us. We plan to roast the coffee and keep it in stock as an inventory item - so you can add the coffee to an existing order and it all ship together. We do have another set of four Coffee Pairings listed now too - so you can order the set, or just one, for the next few weeks. Maria
India, Kenya and Mexico - new arrivals
We've three new offerings today from 'round the globe: Mexico Organic Chiapas Proish Coop, a great harvest this year with a bright yet mild profile, hazelnut and peach fruit tastes. Next is Kenya Kirinyaga AA -Gakuyu-ini Factory, a larger bean than our Peaberry from the same co-op with a milder acidity and some SO espresso potential. Last up is the exotic India Kattehollay Estate Peaberry, a somewhat wild profile with starfruit, almond, unusual fragrance. Please check out Tom's full reviews! (also, we should be adding new arrival micro-lots from Colombia and Costa Rica by late Friday, the 12th)


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(Reuters) – Jim Lange, the host of the "Dating Game" TV show, died on Tuesday at his home in California at the age of 81 after suffering a heart attack, his wife said on Tuesday.
Lange, who was born in St. Paul, Minn., worked in radio and as a disc jockey before joining the "Dating Game". Contestants on the show, which debuted in 1965, chose a date from three candidates after asking a series of questions.
Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett and Steve Martin were among the celebrity contestants who appeared on the show.
Lange also hosted other game shows including "$100,000 Name That Tune." After leaving television he returned to radio where he worked until retiring in 2005.
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His wife Nancy told NBC's "Today" morning news show that although her husband was best known for his television work his real love was radio.
Lange is survived by his wife, five children, two stepchildren and four grandchildren.


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A big Southern Gospel concert is set for Friday night in Meridian.
Ernie Haase and Signature Sound will be in concert Friday night at Meridian's Temple Theater. The multiple Dove Award winner and Grammy nominees are bringing their nation wide tour to Meridian Friday night at 7. The special guest will be Second Mile. Newscenter 11 talked with Ernie Haase by telephone and he says to expect a great show.
Tickets are $15 and $20. Children 12 and under are free with paid a ticket in the C section. You can call 601-416-1630 for more information.
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Three back country skiers were dragged over 500 feet of rocky terrain in a Sunday slide, nearly burying them.
It happened in the late morning in an area of the Bridger Mountains known as Hollywood Basin, on the east side between Fairy and Frasier Lakes.
The group was skinning up a slope- climbing up the incline on skis- when the snow broke loose above them.
Doug Chabot, one of the crew members who responded to the scene, told us the three skiers were buried up to their chest. Only one suffered injuries.
Since they weren't completely buried, the skiers were able to dig themselves out.
There is cell service near the ridge, so the group called for help.
Chabot, who's an avalanche specialist with the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center, said early season, shallow snow can be surprisingly violent.
"In the early season, it's easy to think that avalanches can't happen because we see a lot of grass sticking out of the snow- it doesn't seem very deep" Chabot said. "But every year, we get people triggering avalanches when there's only a few feet of snow on the ground, and typically they get hurt."
He said the skiers weren't following the proper precautions of allowing only one person at a time on a slope. But he said conditions initially seemed okay.
"Unfortunately for them, as they were going up, the snow was looking good" with no signs of instability, Chabot said "But they were travelling very close together- so when an avalanche did happen, it caught all three of them."
There was only about two feet of snow, and it made for a rougher ride down the rocky slope.
Chabot said the slide still had potential to completely bury the skiers- meaning they're lucky they survived.
To stay safe in the back country- especially in early season conditions- Chabot said skiers need to pay attention to slopes, especially the more attractive "wind-loaded" areas, which have the deepest snow. Those can often be unstable.
And, he said, less snow can mean more injuries in a slide down rough terrain.
Back country enthusiasts should always have proper rescue gear, like a beacon, probe and shovel.
Only one person should hike or ski a slope at a time.
And the Avalanche Center said skiers and snowboarders aren't the only ones at risk.
Ice climbers and hunters should always stay aware of the conditions around them, and take appropriate precautions.


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Take this for what it's worth, since csr's haven't been reliable in the past for information, but a csr from the North Florida call center told me yesterday that WGN (among 5 other networks including BBC America) was scheduled to go HD before the end of the year. And no, the Travel channel wasn't one of them. One was some kind of new terror channel. I'll believe it when I see it.
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Kaplen JCC on the Palisades hosted a community-wide solidarity rally last night to come together and raise awareness for the recently-kidnapped Nigerian girls. Attendees shared their voice by gathering and posting pictures on social media outlets of themselves holding signs with the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls. The event was organized by Khuraira Musa, a Tenafly businesswoman and founder of Khuraira Cosmetics. Khuraira is originally from Nigeria.
"I am so grateful that our community is turning out in solidarity in support of these girls," she said. "Together, we can help bring our girls back."
To the read The Record's story on this, click here.
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Location of new horse park arena still unsettled
Published: Thursday, June 13, 2013 at 10:24 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, June 13, 2013 at 10:24 p.m.
The easy part was accepting the money.
While the Florida Horse Park board of directors officially accepted the $2 million offered by Gov. Rick Scott in May, agreed to use the money to build a covered arena and even narrowed the field of contractors to build it, they ended Thursday's meeting without a place to build.
If the arena is built in its intended place — per the park's master plan — it would set up a situation in which, once other planned facilities — including an indoor arena and a show jumping stadium — are built, they would encroach on the current eventing and driving courses.
The park survived in recent years due to eventing and driving shows, Shawn Doherty, the park's executive director, told the board.
While two other locations for the arena were discussed, the board agreed to reconvene on June 27 for a final vote on the location.
"I've talked to a lot of people in the horse industry and they always complain because we don't have a covered arena. It gives us the ability to add other disciplines to the park. The challenge becomes where we locate that," said Nan Bonfield, chairwoman of the park's board.
Initial estimates for the arena approach $1.8 million. Edwards Construction and J. McLauchlin and Company are the finalists for the job, with one to be chosen before the end of the month.
The decision to accept the $2 million was unanimous, despite a condition that the money must be repaid unless it generates $5.5 million in new sales tax revenue by 2018.
"This is not something we should take lightly," Bonfield said.
However, she noted that she was not able to get a clear picture of how the sale tax revenue would be measured. It was also noted that the award letter did not state the economic impact had to be limited to Marion County.
"To me, in terms of the future of the park, the highest risk is declining this $2 million," said Lonny Powell, a board member.
The horse park was created in 1996 by an act of the Florida Legislature and covers 500 acres in Southeast Marion County off County Road 475. It has an estimated total cost of between $60 to $70 million. Building the arena is the first significant step toward the proposed facilities.
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AG049: Maxxed Out!
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Maxxed Out! (Japanese: マサトとマサト!アメタマを守れ! Max and Max! Protect Surskit!) is the 9th episode of Pokémon: Advanced Challenge.
Episode Plot
The gang arrives to a Pokémon Center. Brock presents Nurse Joy some roses, going with his flirting charade. Skitty frees herself from the Poké Ball and plays around. However, a child arrives, looking quite same as Max. May uses a toy, but drops it, so Max takes it to calm her down. The child (who appears like Max) calms everyone down, as he thinks they yelled. He becomes rude, so Nurse Joy comes to calm him down, calling him Max. The child demands Max to change his name, but Max thinks he should change his instead.
They begin to fight, but Nurse Joy splits them. The child leaves, so Nurse Joy thinks Max should just leave him alone. The child is seen on a cliff, calming down. Meanwhile, a clock turns on, so Team Rocket wakes up - in noon. Jessie asks James why do they need to set the clock, so James explains that they need to do their daily work. James is happy, but when Jessie asks why the excitement, James begins to feel sad. They are always short with food, so James wants to end it by capturing Pikachu. Jessie and Meowth leave to get lunch, so James needs to fold the sleeping bags.
Max is still mad with the other Max, so May reminds that they need to get along. They see another Pokémon passing by - a Surskit. The other Max sees it and goes to play with it. May and Max see the other Max and Surskit, so May convinces Max near them. The other Max is angry seeing them, trying to make them go away. Ash and Brock arrive, saying it is silly to see them still arguing. Team Rocket spies, so Meowth wants to capture the Surskit and give it to the boss, as when he would wake up being stressed and go to the balcony to have some sunshine on his face, but without sunshine, he would see the Surskit, cheering him up.
Max and the other Max still argue, but Brock proposes to bring Pokémon out to play with them. Ash sends Treecko and Taillow, Brock his Lotad and Forretress and May her Skitty, Torchic and Beautifly. The other Max sees the Pokémon and finds Max's idea to become the Gym leader cool. May introduces Skitty to Treecko and Pikachu, but Skitty begins to play around and becomes tired. Team Rocket appears to steal Surskit. Team Rocket evades the gang and go for Surskit. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, but the umbrella Meowth has opened deflects the attack.
Skitty comes and plays with Jessie's hair. Jessie runs away, so do James and Meowth. Surskit went away on shore, as the water on the ground is left as tracks. The other Max goes to find Surskit, so the gang proposes to help him in the search. Team Rocket appears once more, but in a giant machine. Jessie stands up, with the end of her hair looking funny, so everyone laughs at her. Jessie becomes angry, so she attacks using the hammer on the machine. They go on the end of a cliff, and, with Jessie's hammer blast, they are blasted away. When they have fallen down, Ash sends Taillow to find May, Max and other Max.
The other Max explains to Max that he wants to travel, but was mean when he was jealous, as Max travels around with Pokémon other Max saw. Max was also jealous when he saw other Max with Surskit. They go near the river, looking for Surskit. However, Team Rocket appears, with Jessie (still angry) going to crush them. The other Max leads them to a spring where he finds Surskit again. Team Rocket appears, so Jessie sends Seviper and James Cacnea. The Max-es will fight them, so Jessie taunts them. Seviper uses Poison ail, but they evade. Cacnea uses Pin Missile, but misses, so Surskit uses Agility.
Seviper uses Poison Tail on Surskit. James orders Cacnea to use Needle Arm, but Cacnea cannot swim! James calls Cacnea back, so Seviper uses Poison Tail. Max thinks they can win by destroying the rock, so the other Max orders Surskit to use Water Pulse. The rock breaks, so Team Rocket are drowned. Jessie is not yet defeated, so she goes to get Surskit. May sends Skitty, so Skitty bashes its tail on Jessie's cheeks and bashes her away. Ash and Brock arrive, so Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, but Meowth opens the umbrella that does not conduct electricity.
Surskit uses BubbleBeam, so the umbrella is thrown away, making them affected by Pikachu's attack, blasting them off. Max and the other Max become friends, promising to battle one another one day. The gang waves, saying goodbye to Nurse Joy and other Max.
- "Well, there are out favorite twirps." - Jessie
- "And they have grown an extra one." - James
Featured Pokémon: Lombre, Lotad, Electrike, Oddish.


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Provo, UT (Sports Network) - The meeting between the Utah State Aggies and BYU
Cougars set for Wednesday night at the Marriott Center has been postponed
after USU's Danny Berger collapsed during practice on Tuesday.
Berger, a junior forward who is averaging 7.6 points and 3.6 rebounds in five
games this season, needed CPR and the use of a defibrillator before ambulance
personnel arrived. He is listed in critical condition at Intermountain
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Well I managed to take a nice mule deer in Colorado, at least he was nice to me. He has a couple of stickers off of the back. I was able to stalk up to 48 yards before I ran out of cover. It's always nice to start out the year with a pope and young animal!
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Ypsilanti, MI (Sports Network) - Brian Walsh dropped in 16 points to lead the
Akron Zips to a 70-62 triumph over the Eastern Michigan Eagles in Mid-American
Conference action at the Convocation Center.
Nick Harney registered 14 points, Zeke Marshall tallied 12 points and three
blocks and Demetrius Treadwell chipped in 11 points for Akron (20-4, 11-0 MAC)
which extended the longest win streak in the nation to 16 games. Alex Abreu
handed out nine assists for the Zips but also had nine turnovers.
Glenn Bryant scored 11 points and J.R. Sims and Anthony Strickland each added
10 for Eastern Michigan (11-13, 4-6) which has lost three of its last four
In the first half Akron shot 50 percent from the field and held Eastern
Michigan to just seven field goals on 30.4 percent shooting. However a 9-1
edge from the free-throw line kept the Eagles within range as they trailed by
only a 29-26 margin at the break.
The hot shooting continued in the second half for the Zips who nailed 56.5
percent of their shots from the field after halftime. Eastern Michigan shot at
a 42.9 percent rate in the final 20 minutes but this time was on the short end
of a 10-9 margin from the charity stripe.
Eastern Michigan did outscore Akron, 21-13, in points off turnovers. Akron
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I have one user who wants to access our Zimbra Server with Outlook/ZCO through a authenticating squid http proxy.
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Fine print - July 2011
Charging shales tax
Ill start by noting this minor surprise: An immense amount of natural gas is thought to be in the ground beneath a patch of rural North Carolina, and nobody to date has evoked The Beverly Hillbillies. This perhaps is explained by the fact that its too early to know whether any appropriately grizzled and rustic landowner will become an instant millionaire. Or maybe its simply that most 1960s-era television shows have disappeared from the pop-culture radar. But now that Ive plucked that bit of low-hanging hillbillies snark, lets move on to another matter. If North Carolina is about to become a big-time energy producer (cover story, January 2011), maybe we should affix to the wrist of every state legislator a bracelet carrying the initials WWWD as in, What Would Wyoming Do?
Discoveries of oil and natural gas tend to be game-changing events for states. Imagine what Texas would be like if oil hadnt been discovered there. Probably just a vast livestock ranch with an occasional cotton field to break up the monotony. No Cadillacs decorated with longhorns, no TV shows about scheming oilmen and no 50-mile-long ship channel that allows an inland city dominated by refineries (Houston) to call itself an ocean port. A Texas without oil might have meant a world without OPEC. You might not know this, but the most effective cartel in history was modeled after the Texas Railroad Commission, which back in the Gusher Age was given the job of regulating the supply of Texas oil to control prices.
North Carolinas energy boom will be less substantial, of course, but a little bit is better than nothing and nothing is pretty much all weve had since the mid-20th century, when the Deep River coal mines petered out. Now geologists have declared that the shale formation in the same neighborhood as the mines (Lee, Chatham and Moore counties) harbors an impressive supply of natural gas. How much? Enough to supply the state for decades, perhaps enough to export as well. Within this news is a problem but also an opportunity for the state.
The problem is that the gas can only be retrieved through a process known as hydraulic fracturing fracking in which a hole is drilled into the ground and a mixture of water, sand and chemicals is forced into the shale. This loosens the natural gas so that it flows freely. There is some belief that this contaminates groundwater, which, if true, would be a problem. But the real roadblock is that under North Carolina regulation, only a couple of substances are allowed to be injected into wells. That fracking mixture isnt one of them. In short, fracking is illegal. There will be no energy boom unless, and until, the regulations are relaxed.
That may well happen. A bill being considered in the General Assembly would order the state Department of Environment and Natural Resources to reconsider the ban on fracking and report back to the legislature pronto (pronto being defined as May 2012). If those regulations are indeed revised, thats when opportunity knocks in the form of a minerals-severance tax.
A little context: In 1967, a fellow named Stan Hathaway became governor of Wyoming and learned that the state treasury had less than $100 on hand. He may have been a Republican, and Wyoming was (and is) a place where disdain for taxes is healthy and widespread, but he knew he had to generate income. Because Wyoming also is a place where energy resources are extracted on a grand scale, he settled on a severance tax. He parked the proceeds in a permanent trust fund, interest from which helps support the state budget. Its not coincidental that Wyoming levies no income tax, personal or corporate. It doesnt need to. The minerals-severance tax fills the gap.
North Carolina has no severance tax. I know this because the state Revenue Department, upon my request, researched the matter. It took most of a full business day before I got the answer: no such levy. (I suppose I should be gratified that state officials took care to give me accurate information, but mostly Im alarmed that there are so many tax levies that a simple question cant be answered right away.)
A severance tax acts, in effect, like an export tax. In Wyomings case, the levy generates money from out-of-state power companies that buy the abundant High Plains coal. When the coal is gone and theres nothing but huge holes left behind, at least Wyoming will have that permanent trust fund producing money for the state. North Carolina could see a similar windfall with a severance tax levied on whatever portion of its shale gas is sold to out-of-state buyers. Better yet, the state need not wait until fracking is approved. It can start collecting severance taxes right now.
Near Aurora, just a few miles from Pamlico Sound, a Canadian company operates the worlds largest mine and plant for phosphate, from which fertilizer and animal-feed supplements are made (Leviathans Lair, October 2007). According to the company website, more than 4 million tons are mined every year. The price per ton these days is in the neighborhood of $182 and as recently as 2008 was as high as $430. Thats billions of dollars of rock that were dug up, and the state doesnt have a penny to show for it. Why is North Carolina leaving money on the table?


text: By Jan RahnManaging Editor Nearly 70 attended the annual banquet of the Grant Fire Department/Perkins County ambulance on Saturday evening, April 27. Firefighters, EMTs, spouses and invited guests were served a meal by the Youth Development Club, followed by the department's program at the American Legion Hall in Grant. The evening consisted of a year in review from 2012, presentation of awards and video presentation by Grant Fire Chief Don Softley. Receiving perfect attendance awards for the year were Rick Ochsner and Bob Hochstein. Several members were honored for years of service. They include: • Five years: Rick Dreiling, Jason Noyes, Chasity Knolls. • 10 years: Becca Lagler. • 20 years: Harlan Rahn • 35 years: Don Softley. Special recognition was given to Assistant Fire Chief Fred Reichert for extra time and dedication in programming radios, pagers and hand-held units. Others who serve on the department include Bryan Kroeker, Dwight Wiebe, Bob Tatum, Shane Mastre, Ron Krause, Wayne Pick, Casandra Cockerill, Roger Friesen, Gerald Hostetler, Trent Mastre, Ward Mastre, Jessie Shireman, Shawn Wiebe and Dalton Zimmerman. Members of the Grant Suburban Fire Board are Rex Wilson, Cecil Hendricks, Randy Gengenbach, Tom Kosmicki and Robert Bounds. Following the program, those in attendance were invited to the fire hall for games and refreshments.


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Katadyn Group Acquires the Assets of TyRy Foods, Inc.
November 02, 2012
Katadyn North America Inc. (a US subsidiary of Katadyn Group) announced today that it has acquired the assets of TyRy, Inc. TyRy is a privately held producer of freeze-dried and dehydrated instant meals under the brands Natural High, Richmoor, AlpineAire Foods and Gourmet Reserves. In addition to their extensive product line, they also specialize in co-packing services for all dry food goods.
"Katadyn holds a strong leadership position in the water filtration category. The acquisition of TyRy's brands builds upon that position and establishes us as a leading provider in water filtration, camp stoves and dehydrated and freeze-dried food," said Shawn Hostetter, President of Katadyn North America. "Katadyn already owns the leading brand of dehydrated food in Europe (Trek'n Eat). We are proud to announce that the Katadyn Group will now offer dehydrated food in the USA. Katadyn has everything outdoor enthusiasts require for their camp kitchen."
"Having the TyRy brands join the Katadyn team will provide us with a broader value proposition. This is a highly complementary combination that will benefit our customers, retailers and our employees. We are excited about the opportunity to bring these brands together" said Chris Voxland, VP of Operations for Katadyn North America.
The food business will now operate under the name Katadyn North America Foods, LLC. The combined organization will continue to operate out of both facilities in Minneapolis and Sacramento. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
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Join in the Day of the Dead festivities in Mexico City
Join in the celebrations of one of the world's most bizarre cultural institutions – Mexico's Day of the Dead – on this special festival-themed trip running over the Halloween period. Visit the museums of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera and learn all about their fascination with death. Wander about the sacred indigenous site of Tepoztlan, attend a traditional Day of the Dead ceremony in Mixquic and see elaborate altars dedicated to the decreased. This fun-filled festival trip will leave you with a much enhanced appreciation for the Mexican way of life – and for the dead!
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- Visit the Frida Kahlo Museum in delightful Coyoacan
- Fiesta the night away at a vibrant street party
- Witness Day of the Dead ceremonies in Mixquic
- Help to create a traditional Day of the Dead altar
- Explore the historic town of Tepoztlan
Day 1 Mexico City
Day 2 Mexico City
Day 3 Mexico City
Day 4 Mexico City
Day 5 Mexico City
TransportBus, Metro, Minibus
AccommodationHotel (4 nights)
Included activities
- Mexico City - City Tour
- Mexico City - El Tepozteco Ruins guided tour
- Mexico City - Frida Kahlo Museum
- Mexico City - Museo Anahuacalli
- Mexico City - San Andres Mixquic Cemetery visit
- Mexico City - Tepoztlan altar making
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Have set up two seperate test boxes. 1st Box with Network Trail on rhel(Centos). After I installed Zimbra and rebooted, the boot process hang
at enabling swap space. After an hour or so I gave up waiting. Was able to ping the box and putty into it. (test box was amd 1200gh with 1gb ram. Couldn`t close the boot screen. Eventually (after serveral hours) received a logon screen.
Centos booted fine after initial install it was only after installing zimbra that the boot process hung.
2nd Test box was 2gh amd with 1gh ram. Installed fc4 plus zimbra open. FC4 installed and rebooted fine however after zimbra install this box also hung temporarily after 'enabling swap space' and took about 5-10 to boot to logon page.
Formatted 1st box and installed fc4 and zimbra open and boot process was much quicker though still stalled after 'enabling swap space' (about 5 mins).
Just like to let you know about the issue. Perhaps its the amd cpu,s ? :confused:


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Thursday, July 11, 2013
Fun With Legos: DIY Lego Hangman
I had to share another one of my daughter's awesome Lego creations.
"E" (age 10) came up with this DIY Lego Hangman game.
She used scrapbook letter stickers to make the alphabet blocks.
Then, she disassembled a lego guy to make the stickman you assemble as you play.
This game has been on display in our family room all spring and it makes me smile whenever I see it.
Do your kids make games out of their Legos?
Pink and Green Mama, MaryLea
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Labels: Create, Homemade Toys, Play, School Age
8 comments:
- Alicia said...
Are you kidding me? This has to be the coolest thing a 10 year old has ever come up with. Genius! Definitely pinning this for tomorrow.
- July 11, 2013 at 5:07 AM
- Can't Stop Stitchin said...
Wow, what a fantastic idea! Love the creativity of kids! Thanks for sharing
- July 11, 2013 at 6:04 AM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
Thanks Ladies,
She's a pretty cool kid and always full of fun and creative ideas!
: ) MaryLea
- July 11, 2013 at 6:19 AM
- Raising a Happy Child said...
This is awesome! Your daughter is super creative!
- July 11, 2013 at 10:30 AM
- Claudia Zines said...
I love it. What a great way to encourage play and learning at the same time.
- July 11, 2013 at 7:34 PM
- Mama Carmody said...
What a cute idea, to make a Hangman game out of Legos. I pinned it to one of my boards. Thanks so much.
- July 14, 2013 at 1:04 PM
- Jen Farr said...
This is a fabulous idea! I am totally going to set this up for my girls! Love it! Your daughter is awesome!
- July 15, 2013 at 10:31 AM
- Dennis said...
Legos can bring out the creativity and imagination of children. I am really impressed.
- July 15, 2013 at 12:16 PM
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