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Texas A&M has decided to fire football Mike Sherman but has not yet notified him, a prominent Aggie source just told me.
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A&M would owe Mike Sherman between $3M-$5M because he didn't sign his extension contract, the Aggie source says.
Aggies will fire Sherman either tonight or Friday morning
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"I've been talking to [athletic director] Bill Byrne for the last couple weeks," A&M President R. Bowen Loftin said Tuesday after serving as guest speaker at the women's basketball luncheon. "We're thinking hard about [the season and the future]."
Loftin said that "the athletic director evaluates coaches after every season," and that "there is no timetable on when a decision will be made."
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Has that ever been said and then the guy keeps his job? never. That is code for he is gone once we find out how much we owe him and if anyone else is interested in our job.
Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
This is a lot more likely than Mack Brown.
I saw our friend Brent Zwerneman said yesterday or today it was 50-50. The last time I saw him throw out 50-50 odds it was on A&M to SEC. Guess we know which way a 50-50 decision goes for the Ags. They like change and like to pass the blame for lack of success.
He gone. No surprise.
If this is true maybe will jump Mizzou AND aTm.
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Houston's Kevin Sumlin would emerge as the A&M frontrunner. "He's the favorite of Aggie Nation," the source says.
Colin C on ESPN SN hinted at the same thing today -- but it's anyone's (good) guess. I could not care less. A&M is in the SEC.
Next coach can start his countdown clock of getting fired with A&M fans getting restless with all the SEC losses piling up.
Updated count of teams going bowling while looking for a coach: 4
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Houston's Kevin Sumlin would emerge as the A&M frontrunner. "He's the favorite of Aggie Nation," the source says.
Since Aggie Nation apparently dictates school policy, would it be possible to convince them that Rick Neuheisel is the man they want?
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Colin C on ESPN SN hinted at the same thing today -- but it's anyone's (good) guess. I could not care less. A&M is in the SEC.
DP eluded to it this am too. I didn't think I heard it right though so didn't pay that much attention. I guess by their standards their season was that bad? Good luck in the $EC.
If true, Kirby Smart the Alabama DC going to be the next coach?
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I have strange problem. After "service freshclam restart" system is show me this
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I´m trying to import user mailboxes from the terminal but I always get the wrong dates in the mail messages (all dates get the date the import was, not the mail message header date).
Here is what I do:
1) Export a users mailbox when logged into his web client:
2) Move the ZIP to the new Zimbra serverCode:http://email@example.com/?fmt=zip&query=is:anywhere
3) Import the users mailbox from the Servers terminal with:
I tried the adding "/tb" to the username to try fixing the dates but it was not recognized by the server (no such account).Code:zmmailbox -z -m firstname.lastname@example.com postRestURL "//?fmt=zip&resolve=reset" /tmp/username_domain.zip
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Ultimate Racing - Inside The Mind Of A Tech DirectorWritten on January 4, 2012 Circle Track ventures where few dare to go...
Every racer has, at one time or another, wanted to take matters into his own hands as you see our friend Gene Coleman doing in the lead photo. But no matter if it's the most well-known racing series in the world or it's a short track in your backyard, the job of a Tech Director is often overlooked among all the on-track action. Lost in a maze of lap times, pit stops and visits to the concession stands, the work of these individuals typically goes unnoticed until a tough decision has to be made. At that point the lights focus squarely on the one holding that illustrious title.
Mike "Lumpy" Lemke has been involved in auto racing for more than 30 years. Like many other Tech Directors, he can say he has "been there... done that" by starting out working on a local race team and subsequently holding numerous jobs in motorsports. Lumpy, as just about everybody calls him, eventually landed in his current role, National Tech Director for the American Speed Association which encompasses ASA Racing, the ASA Transcontinental Series, the ASA Midwest Tour, two ASA Member Tracks (Norway Speedway in Norway, Michigan; and State Park Speedway in Wausau, Wisconsin), and for the popular Oktoberfest Race Weekend at La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway in West Salem, Wisconsin. Running the tech side of all of those events and series fairly is quite a task.
Lumpy's philosophy when it comes to race car tech has earned him respect not only among other Tech Directors involved in Super Late Model racing, but also from manufacturers asking for his input. It's delineated by strict adherence to a set of goals. It's those goals that he feels will help short track racing now and for years to come. "The goal is to keep costs as low as I can for teams and drivers," says Lumpy. "Also, to be as fair as I can with all teams keeping the rules as simple as possible, while making them easy to police and in line with other tracks and series in the surrounding areas."
One example of how to keep costs low, or at least reasonable, that Lumpy favors is to freeze rules for a specified period of time, say several years at a time. The natural evolution of racing parts can create feeding frenzy like cost increases when you may not need it. It is the philosophy of the cheapest engine combination you have is the one you already own. Lumpy says the introduction of the ASA Midwest Tour's spec engine program (McGunegil, Wegner, and so on) is an example of this concept. The spec's existence brings balance to race motor options across the board.
When he talks about keeping the rules in line with other tracks and series, Lumpy focuses on communication and building a good rapport with other Tech Officials and manufacturers. "It is very important to get help from tech people and to stay on top of what is new and coming," Lumpy says. "Many of the manufacturers call and talk to us about what is coming out and what is new. When I travel around, I always pick up something new watching what other tech teams do."
Lumpy gets plenty of opportunity to learn from others in his various roles with ASA. "Being the ASA National Tech Director, I get calls from the tracks all year long. Questions will arise from working on their rules, to helping them with a problem they had in tech the night or two before," he recalls. "To me, one of the great things about being under a sanctioning body is that all Tech Directors, like the Promoters, can bounce things off of each other. Usually, when a unique situation arises, another Tech Director has experienced the same thing and can share what they learned."
It's usually around this time of the year that Tech Directors are busy working on updating their rules for the upcoming season. For Lumpy, when he sits down to look at his rules, he has his own set of guidelines. "The most important-what are the major parts or pieces that most people in that series or track have now. You don't want to change what is already there. But you have to move in a direction to where the track/series is going to be in five years. We have to think ahead and look at new areas and products that keep coming into our sport. The big thing is to keep the costs low and stable!"
"One thing I do quite a bit when I work with tracks from around the country, is to go through their rules and review them for practicality and consistency." Lumpy says that he finds contradictions more often than you would think. As local officials add and change rules over the course of time, some never go back and change the old rules that were superceded by the new ones, which causes confusion. Confusion is what Lumpy tries to eliminate.
The Gray AreaAs every racer knows, there is that little magic spot in any rule book, that famous gray area. It's a place where legends like Smokey Yunick were born. "I try to write the rules as black and white as best as I can. It is somewhat hard to cover everything as things change rapidly in motorsports today. When you have a gray area, the most important thing to ask yourself is, was this (the gray area) the reason why the car won? Did it help the driver finish where he did? Or was it a non-advantage? Are there rules for this part? But most importantly, do we need to address this in the future?"
EFIOne area that Lumpy and other Tech Officials are discussing is the future of EFI (electronic fuel injection) engines coming to short track racing. Lumpy already has had some experience with EFI engines during ASA's Free State 500 event back on January 31, 2010 at the Phakisa Freeway Circuit in Welkom, Free State, South Africa (Aug. '11 issue). There were three EFI motors in that race with one of them coming home in Fifth place.
When asked for his thoughts about EFI engines coming into short track racing, Lumpy is pretty optimistic about the impact they will have. "We will see. I have been working with Tim Schwanke for some time on fuel-injected engines. In many cases right now, it is easier to tech than what we currently run," Lumpy explained. "The big reason is the use of the LS series engines and the lack of lightweight exotic components for these engines. The day is coming that we will see this in short track racing. As the engine packages get used in more types of race cars, the parts will also evolve. At this point, it is not a bad deal, just need to have a laptop in hand and go. In the long run, I think it will be a great deal and may even save people money."
"We put Lumpy in a challenging position with our event in South Africa. That was to create a whole new rules package without any chance of testing in advance," said Dennis Huth, ASA President. "His focus was to make a level playing field and he was given the flexibility to make updates when we were at the track. On race day, we had a very competitive race with many lead changes featuring different engine packages with a great battle to the finish. You could not have asked for more, from your Tech Director."
Key To SuccessIn order for Lumpy and other Tech Officials to do their job and have that level playing field, they need to have a great relationship with the track/series owners along with a good tech staff. "The big thing is to make sure that promoters have your back on a call. Most tracks and series that I work for, it is my job to explain what the problem is and to suggest a decision as to the severity of the infraction to the promoter.
"The promoter or track owner must work with you and stand behind your findings and rulings. When everyone leaves that night, they are on the same page. They all have the same answers, even if someone does not agree, they must all stay with the same decision that was made on the infraction."
Q&A TimeWe had to have a little fun with Lumpy so we asked him to pick the best and worst rules he has ever heard. Now, these could be rules that we adopted or ones that were tossed aside. The winner for best rule was the standardization of Late Model bodies through the ABC body program. "It minimizes the aero advantage from one team to another." We all know that tweaking aerodynamics in a rented wind tunnel isn't exactly a cheap endeavor.
Now, for the worst rule, evidentally there was a group that proposed a fuel octane rule. It was designed as a pump-gas-only rule to outlaw race gas, which can be excessively expensive. "The only problem with it was how would you ever police a fuel octane rule? I've got the best at-track fuel testing equipment available--NASCAR-level stuff--and it doesn't show octane."
Finally, we asked what his biggest challenge today is. He quickly answered by saying, "the hardest thing to do is police the crate motor! The cost of the tools, the time to get the knowledge, it's not straightforward at all. Let me put it this way, I have enough expense in tools to tech a crate motor that I could buy a new 604 crate motor!"
Lumpy, like many other Tech Officials, is proud of what he does. He and other Tech Officials can be called the unsung heroes of this sport. He can easily sum up what he and other Tech Officials feel is the important part of their job. "Working with promoters like the Wimmers at State Park Speedway and the Dickinson County Racing Association board at Norway Speedway, tracks, series owners like Tim Olson and Steve Einhuas, and race teams to have a level playing field. There are always haves and have-nots in racing. But you would like to give them all the same chance of winning or racing at their highest level."
Talking with Lumpy is always entertaining, but coming away from the conversation it is clear that Tech Officials who desire respect and, consequently, success must stick with three basic priniciples; write clear rules; enforce those rules uniformly; keep open communication with racers, promoters, and series owners.
By the way, if you were wondering how he got the name Lumpy, just like we were, you might be surprised at the answer. "I don't really know," he quipped. "Maybe because it rhymes with Lempke? All I do know is it came about back in the day when I was traveling around with Trickle"... as in short track legend Dick Trickle.


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WASHINGTON – The bombs that exploded at the Boston Marathon have once again put a spotlight on how the D.C. area would respond to another terror attack.
For the region's 42 hospitals, much has changed since the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on the Pentagon.
"The war in Iraq and Afghanistan has just moved trauma care forward immensely," says Craig DeAtley, emergency manager at MedStar Washington Hospital Center on Irving Street in Northwest D.C.. The hospital would take the lead in treating local victims of an event causing a large number of injuries, like a bombing or plane crash.
Technological advancements and training give trauma patients a better chance of survival than they did a decade ago, he says.
Much of the focus for the local hospital would be on triage, making sure the right patient gets to the right hospital. For example, a child would be sent to Children's Hospital and a burn victim to a local burn unit.
The hospitals have also stepped up security in case they are the target. At Washington Hospital Center, fencing surrounds the facility and can be closed to limit cars and people from getting in during an emergency.
"If we lose one of these facilities because of a terrorist attack or some other problem, then we have lost a critical part of the health care system's ability to respond," DeAtley says.
On April 18 and 19, hospitals across the region will practice a mass-casualty event, a drill planned long before the Boston bombings. The drill will test the response to a hypothetical rain storm, flood and a tornado that caused a high number of casualties.
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Krikee, that's pretty sweet. All I can see is keep it going, love to see the finished work here.
It has been a long since I have done any mapping and it is time to refresh the skills. I'm feeling a bit rusty and struggling with both palette and saturation, but we'll see if pieces start to go together.
The plan is to make this a small area map with some mining habitation. The area is dried out and you can still see the numerous riverbeds from the time when there were a lot more rains. Comments and critique is welcome as always.
Krikee, that's pretty sweet. All I can see is keep it going, love to see the finished work here.
Upon the Creation of the World the First Dragons cast their seed in the light of a Sun and a Thousand Suns, beneath the Moon and a Thousand Moons, on a World and a Thousand Worlds.
Wow! That's a very impressive start!
Good to see you back here, pasis! Like what I see so far.
Slowly progressing in creation of the small city and the maining facilities.
I'm with Diamond, nice to see you back. This is looking great so far. I really like how you've done the roads. Looking forward to watching this develop.
Oh wow, that is great work. It has a real Mediterranean feel to it. Gives me the feeling that just off-screen are a bunch of roads and goat-trails leading down to a beach.
I agree with all the others "great to have you back" Love your work. Can't say you need to brush up too much; This looks Great !
"Aye The skies be clear , the seas be calm and the winds be with us .....
ARGH!! but the damn compass be broken!! "
Capt. Noah Swalter Last voyage of the " Silver Crest"
I'm just stunned. o.o;
Fantastic work, the buildings almost look real!
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Apple's iPod nano gets even better!
This 6th generation MC688LL/A 8 GB nano has all the features of the earlier generation nano, improves them and provides even more features to fit your lifestyle. The curved aluminum design is built for the person on the go. Measuring in at a slim 1.48 x 1.61 x .35-inch and weighing only 0.74-ounces the MC688LL/A is perfect for travel, workouts, students...and everyone in between.
The MC688LL/A has been improved with a 1.54-inch Multi-Touch LCD with 240 x 240 resolution for clear, vibrant images. The built-in accelerometer allows you to "shake to shuffle" your music, alternate between portrait and landscape views and play movement responsive games.
The Genius feature will allow you to select songs you like to create auto-playlists based on the type of music. Genius will use your selections and search your library for other songs that will complement it for great playlists. You can play the playlist right away, save for later or refresh for another custom selection.
Also the 6th generation nano features a FM Radio with Live Pause. Tune into your favorite local FM channel to discover new artists, listen to favorite shows or catch the news. With Live Pause, you can pause the FM feed, rewind, fast forward through commercials and control your listening for up to 15 minutes at a time. If you hear something you like, you can use iTunes tagging to tag the song you heard. When you sync to iTunes, a custom list of all tagged songs will be provided for preview and purchasing.
The MC688LL/A also features a VoiceOver feature. Featuring over 20 languages, you can hear track names and artist names without ever looking at your nano! Designed to work seamlessly with iTunes, the VoiceOver Kit syncs and builds the announcements for artists, songs and playlists. Ideal for commuters and workouts at the gym!
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This Week
Made for television
Telegenic Sen. Fred Thompson, an actor who returned to his native Tennessee from Hollywood and was elected as a Republican in 1994, is getting very little TV exposure. CNN, MSNBC, PBS, and C-SPAN did not carry live Sen. Thompson's hearings into illegal campaign fundraising. Only the Fox News Channel (whose news president is former GOP strategist and ex-Rush Limbaugh TV producer Roger Ailes) broadcast the proceedings live. The lead Democrat in the probe, John Glenn, has been no less partisan. Sen. Glenn declared on day one of the hearings July 8, "The measure of success for this investigation will be whether it produces congressional action for campaign-finance reform." Week one produced snappy opening statements-Sen. Thompson asserted the Chinese government sought to "pour illegal money" into American campaigns to "subvert our electoral process"-but no startling revelations. Week two was different: After a three-hour, secret FBI briefing, both Sen. Glenn and Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D-Conn.) admitted the evidence "strongly suggests" a Chinese plot. The committee also turned up a memo in which former Democrat fundraiser John Huang sought reimbursement from the Indonesia-based Lippo Group for a $50,000 contribution to the Democrats, making the gift illegal. On July 17, eyewitness testimony detailed Mr. Huang's frequent walks across the street between his Commerce Department office and the offices of a private investment firm. During his 18-month tenure at Commerce, Mr. Huang frequently used the private offices to keep in touch with his former employer, Lippo; he made phone calls, received faxes, and picked up parcels.
Death in the fast lane
Renowned fashion designer Gianni Versace, whom The New York Times described as bringing "rock, art, sexuality, and brilliant color into contemporary fashion," was shot in the head and killed July 15 outside his oceanfront home in Miami Beach. The main suspect is Andrew Phillip Cunanan, described by police as "a male prostitute who services an affluent clientele." Mr. Cunanan is suspected in four other murders.
Earth invades Mars
On Mars, NASA's unmanned Pathfinder spacecraft and its 23-pound roving explorer, Sojourner, began sending back pictures of the planet's red dusty soil and rugged terrain. Pathfinder's 390-million-mile journey, which ended July 4, began in December 1996. Meanwhile, the space shuttle Columbia and its crew of seven returned to earth July 17 after a nearly flawless 16-day science mission. Flawless is not the word to describe the Russian space station Mir, staffed by two cosmonauts and one American astronaut. Crippled last month by a collision with a cargo drone, Mir encountered more problems July 17 when one of the crew mistakenly disconnected a critical cable, disabling the space station's guidance system and interrupting its ability to gather solar energy.
Zeroing out the NEA
The House voted to eliminate funding for the National Endowment of the Arts-an agency Majority Leader Dick Armey (R-Texas) calls the "single most visible and deplorable black eye on the arts in America." But the fist-fighting in Washington over taxpayer subsidies for the arts is just beginning. By one vote, the House voted to zero out the NEA from an Interior Department appropriations bill. It contained the previously agreed-to $80 million for arts funding, but none for the NEA, forcing consideration of an earlier GOP proposal, authored by Rep. Vernon Ehlers (R-Mich.), that would replace arts funding through the NEA with block grants to the states. But an unlikely coalition of conservatives who oppose all governmental arts funding and liberals who hope to save the NEA axed the block grants compromise. The NEA still enjoys strong support in the Senate, which will be considering a bill to reauthorize the agency (which has long operated without a multi-year authorization, requiring year-to-year funding votes) and to increase its budget to $175 million. "The far right has won the ideological battle but will lose the war," predicted Rep. Ken Bentson (D-Texas). Probably. The next front will be a House/Senate conference committee that will seek to work out a compromise. Meanwhile, President Clinton promised to veto the entire $13 billion Interior Department appropriation bill if it does not contain funding for the NEA at least at its present level of $99.5 million. The agency, notorious for some of its obscene and blasphemous grants, was a major issue for freshman lawmakers of the much-heralded conservative revolution of 1994. Finally, Congress is acting on the issue, though by now the newly powerful liberals of both parties may well thwart their efforts. The art world, in the meantime, is in a state of panic, even though every other enterprise , once freed from governmental subsidies, has flourished. Bureaucratic interference and political infighting have always given art a black eye.
Washington in brief
Out of every $1 taxpayers spent on Medicaid last year, government auditors reported July 17 before a congressional panel, 14 cents was lost to fraud, abuse, or error. The total amount wasted: $23 billion, the same amount Congress seeks to trim from the program's projected increases next year. President Clinton's dialogue on race took on a harder edge. After a speech to the NAACP, his second major address of his yearlong campaign to raise racial issues, Mr. Clinton lashed the "shocking consequences" of decisions in Texas and California to curb race-based admissions preferences at state universities. The shocker: a dip in minority enrollment at law schools in the two states. Mr. Clinton urged the reversal of California's Proposition 209, which outlaws discriminatory race-conscious policies. He told a convention of black journalists, "I think if we all work on it, we can reverse it in a matter of a couple of years."
Power shifts
A longtime, bitter feud between Cambodia's Prince Norodom Ranariddh and his political rival and co-prime minister, Hun Sen, erupted in fierce street battles July 5 and 6. When the smoke cleared, Mr. Ranariddh had fled the country and Hun Sen, described as "a former communist," had become the nation's de facto leader. According to a United Nations official, at least 40 of Hun Sen's political opponents were seized and put to death. Some were shot while trying to surrender; others apparently were tortured to death. In Mexico, opposition parties made huge gains in national elections, sending shock waves through he Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), which has governed Mexico since 1929. The PRI lost its majority in the lower house of Congress, but it continues to have the largest delegation in the 500-seat lower house. The PRI maintained its majority in the Senate, but lost 18 seats and will have to forge alliances with other parties to pass major legislation. The elections, the first under new election laws, gave voters a forum to express their discontent over government corruption and the country's anemic economy.
The evil empire
Investigators in Russia, following up on information found in the files of the former Soviet Union, discovered a mass grave of more than 1,100 victims of Joseph Stalin's 1937-38 purges. Investigators continue to search for other grave sites, looking for the remains of the millions who died under Mr. Stalin's regime. In the Netherlands, the International War Crimes Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia sentenced a Bosnian Serb to 20 years for taking part in 1992 beatings and killings in northwestern Bosnia-Herzegovina. Meanwhile, NATO troops stepped up their search for war criminals. On July 10, troops in Sarajevo seized one suspect and shot and killed another as he tried to elude capture.
Strings attached
The U.S. Senate voted 95-4 on July 16 to cut off aid to Russia-if a bill passed by the Russian parliament restricting religious freedom becomes law (see WORLD, July 12/19). A bill approved by the communist-led body that would give preferential treatment to the Russian Orthodox Church and deny legal status to most religious groups established in Russia within the past 15 years still needs President Yeltsin's signature. Pope John Paul II also lobbied Mr. Yeltsin in a letter July 17 warning that the measure would threaten the survival of the Roman Catholic Church in Russia.
Final word on final exit
The Supreme Court of Florida upheld a state law banning doctor-assisted suicide. Reversing a lower-court judge who held that the ban violated a right-to-privacy provision in the state constitution, the state Supreme Court-echoing a recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court-marked a distinction between "the right to refuse medical treatment and the right to commit physician-assisted suicide." The case involved a man who, after contracting AIDS from a blood transfusion, sued to overturn Florida's statute that outlaws "assisting another in the commission of self murder."
Councils of government
NATO officially extended membership invitations July 8 to three of its former Eastern European enemies-Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. The plan to add new members, which would alter the NATO treaty and broaden U.S. security commitments, faces an uphill battle in the U.S. Senate, where it must be OK'd by a two-thirds vote. At the United Nations, Secretary General Kofi Annan submitted a plan to streamline the financially troubled organization. But the proposal, which Mr. Annan characterized as "bold but not suicidal," does not call for large cuts in either staff or programs.
Apart from God
At the University of Florida in Gainesville, doctors transplanted tissue from seven aborted children into a patient with a spinal cord disease, hoping the embryonic spinal cells would help stop or reverse the spread of the disease. The Florida Times-Union reported that the cells were harvested from two Northeast Florida abortion clinics. It was the first transplant of embryonic spinal cells in the United States; similar operations have been performed in Russia and Sweden.Tissue from aborted children routinely is being used in the United States to treat patients with Huntington's disease and Parkinson's disease. In New Jersey, police charged a 16-year-old girl from the Dominican Republic with abandoning her baby after she gave birth in a bus terminal bathroom. She left the full-term, 6-pound, 10-ounce child in a toilet. He was rescued minutes later by a bus driver and taken to a hospital in critical condition. The girl had been on a tour of Atlantic City's casinos. The mother of a 7-year-old California girl raped and murdered in the restroom of a Nevada casino filed suit against the casino for creating an environment that "encourage[s] parents to separate from their children." The girl, who had been playing in a casino video arcade, was killed around 3 a.m. May 25 while her father gambled upstairs. In a related development, government officials in Las Vegas voted to bar anyone under 18 from casino arcades between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. Homosexual couples in Hawaii now have some of the same legal benefits as heterosexual couples. Under a law that took effect July 9 without Gov. Ben Cayetano's signature, homosexual couples will be allowed to share medical insurance and have joint property rights. The law was part of a compromise worked out in the state legislature. It passed along with a proposal that calls for amending the state constitution to prohibit legal sanction of homosexual marriage. In the first reported case of HIV transmission through a kiss, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention disclosed that a woman apparently became infected with the AIDS virus from kissing a man who had bleeding gums. Seeking to quell concern over the announcement, the CDC emphasized that the virus was transmitted by the man's blood, not his saliva.
Educational harassment
The Department of Education announced a federal investigation into whether the University of California's new race-blind admissions policy discriminates against blacks and Hispanics. The policy, the first at a public university to prohibit preferences based on race and ethnicity, takes effect this fall for graduate school admissions. Ward Connerly, a black member of the UC Board of Regents who led the effort to abolish race-based admissions, called the probe "harassment." Education Department officials cite the school system's receipt of federal aid as the basis of their authority to investigate. The UC system has 160,000 students on nine campuses.
Phone home, Mr. Speaker
n the blockbuster summer hit Men in Black, House Speaker Newt Gingrich is depicted in one scene as a space alien. Mr. Gingrich referred jokingly to the news-footage cameo last week when a Capitol Hill newspaper reported a serious effort by disgruntled conservative lawmakers to strip him of his Speakership, saying both were fiction. The next day's news did not prove the Speaker an alien, but it did confirm the depth of the alienation between the once-revered leader and rank-and-file House Republicans: In a surprise move, one of Mr. Gingrich's top deputies resigned his leadership post July 17 over his role in an abortive coup planned July 10 and revealed July 16 by The Hill, a small weekly newspaper that covers Congress. The Washington Post ran a story citing an unnamed congressman as confirming some details of The Hill's reporting. According to these news reports, the story goes like this: Majority Whip Tom DeLay (R-Texas) planned the coup July 10 during a meeting with conservatives. Mr. DeLay insisted Mr. Gingrich be deposed quickly. Talk then turned to a successor; the consensus favored Rep. Bill Paxon (R-N.Y.), the GOP conference chairman. Mr. DeLay relayed the news to Mr. Paxon and Dick Armey, the House majority leader. But the coup faltered after Mr. Armey-second in command in the GOP hierarchy-refused to go along. After the news started to break July 16, Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Armey met with Mr. DeLay and Mr. Paxon, who that night offered to step down. Mr. Paxon's letter of resignation, accepted with no fanfare the next morning and not made public until after the evening news, complained that the July 10 incident had been "grossly misconstrued" and had rendered him ineffective: "[I]t is clear that I can no longer be an asset to your team in this appointed capacity." White House officials were loving it. Spokesman Mike McCurry wryly said of the leadership struggle, "I categorically deny that anyone is gleefully watching those actions." During the wrangling, however, Mr. Gingrich won a small victory. Gingrich ally Jennifer Dunn (R-Wash.) won a GOP caucus vote July 16 over Gingrich critic Jim Nussle (R-Iowa) to fill a leadership post vacated by Mr. Paxon's wife, Susan Molinari, who is leaving Congress to become a television personality.


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Novak Djokovic's head wasn't the problem in his fourth round match today at the US Open.
The ailing Serb, who's already been bugged by injury, went the distance with Spain's Tommy Robredo but prevailed 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3. But along the way Nole hurt his hip, rolled his right ankle, and had more stomach issues. But pure exhaustion was the biggest issue according to the third seed:
Well, the hip was the problem, yeah, during the match, but it was more exhaustion.Will he have anything left? We'll see but in any case it's great news for either Andy Roddick or Fernando Gonzalez.
The physio helped me a lot, and it was a hot day. So mostly, you know, I don't think I would feel that bad today if I didn't finish that late two nights ago.
So it was quite difficult schedule for me, but ‑‑ so you can recover two times playing four hours is not easy, so I had to really put an effort in.
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Mystic Rachel
Gifted Empathic Medium and Psychic Love Expert - Specializing in Love & Relationship Readings.
Top-rated psychic love expert, Gifted empath & Intuitive life coach.
Detailed psychic readings with answers & advice – personal mystic clears doubt with compassion and guidance.
I am very professional, warm, tactful and open-minded and will give advice and insight without any bias or judgment. LGBT Friendly. :)
I just want people to have the best life they can and if the answers I see can bring some light into their world that is all I can hope for, I not only want to illuminate and provide clarity but I want to help and to guide – allow me to unlock the doors to your spiritual self and help clear away any uncertainty in life.
I have been blessed with the gift of spiritual sight and an immense understanding of the metaphysical aspect of life and because of the responsibility of this gift, I have spent the past decade mastering my abilities through extensive daily meditation and ascension, raising my own vibration so that I could reach out to others.
am a top-rated, reputable psychic – I provide my services with not only integrity but also warmth and compassion and hope to instill truth to my querents.
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I've been reading professionally since 2002 and have been aware of my purpose since I was a young girl; Mysticism, Divination, White Magick and Homeopathy were ongoing practices by family throughout my upbringing.
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I work most in Psychic Readings using my Claircognizant and Clairvoyant abilities I provide an indepth spiritual outlook on any subject brought up to me with a clear and compassionate answer and reflection – this medium has been very successful to my clients and is generally a "default" to the session, I also do Crystal Scrying.
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Thanks I will keep you posted with the out come
She is nice,but I hope we were connected. Her prediction that there will be a re-connected in my relationship happens in June. Truth is I am feeling my relationship is already end. I hope her prediction will come and I will let you guys know. Ty
She did seem to connect, we will have to see if things do pan out. Thanks xx
Thank you Rachel, will see how things unfold.(update) sadly her prediction didn't come to pass this time, I did not meet the person in question.
Advisor's response: Things will unfold, Notice I have always been spot on during our two years of counseling!


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Government Affairs Academy
The Government Affairs Academy (GAA) is a biennial conference that has been created and taught by our Government Affairs Department staff. Commencing in 2006, the GAA consists of our members and Affiliate staff who, in solidarity, want to learn how to effectively lobby their elected officials and become agents of change.
The GAA has become one of HPBA's most anticipated events, as well as the largest event for the Government Affairs Department. Attendees participate in rigorous electives focused on lobbying, initiating grassroots advocacy campaigns, communicating with Congress, learning how to become spokespeople for the hearth industry and promote HPBA's legislative agenda.
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The 2016 GAA will be held in Washington D.C. July 11 to July 14. Registration for the class of 2016 is now open! Affiliate executives have access to the registration link for the GAA program. Please contact Crystal Gitchell if you have any questions.
Key Courses
Media Training
Negotiation and Testimony Training
- Introduction to Federal Lobbying
Lobby State Legislatures
Industry Issues
- Codes and Regulations
GAA Graduates in the Media
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[Verse 1: 2 Chainz]
I know I always say it's about me, ain't it baby?
But every time you see me
I'm with two or three ladies
With two other chains
Ain't nothing change
But I ain't with them lames
So everything's okay
I do this like everyday
Take your mind, elevate
Victor Cruz in that pussy when I touch down I celebrate
Don't hesitate when I'm in it
Damn right I'm gettin' it
Round round I'm in it
It's mine I spend it
Everyday I wake up
Pillow full of her makeup
Hundred dollar for the shape up
Steak sauce, A1
And when I do this
I get brained like tutors
And I got that drank
All we need is some juicers
[Hook: Kirko Bangz]
Girl I know how much you really want somebody
Want somebody that don't really need you
Girl I know how much you really want somebody
Want somebody that ain't trying to keep
You heard what I said, that could put you to bed
That ain't tryin' to love you baby, just fuck you instead
And don't tell 'em nothing baby, you know that I'm comin' baby
Just hit up my phone whenever you need you some company
Got this drank in my cup, oh yeah
I got this drank in my cup
I got this drank in my cup, cup, cup
[Verse 2: Kirko Bangz]
I done came down, hold up
Up'out this way, roll up
And if ya car ain't poking ya chokin' mayne
I'm from Texas mayne (Texas mayne)
I'm H-town, playa mayne
Yo girl lovin' my playa ways
I'm coming through with those 'Sace shades, just to match my pinky ring
Flippin' through, they be rapped on
When I'm in my city I'm tippin' off
24's, 84's double cup you know I'm throwed
Wood grain, Diamond chain
Young Kirk, most shining mayne
Bad chick on my side
Donaraque, switching lanes
Drapped up, dripped out
H-town know what I'm talkin' about
Pull up, Drop the top
I'm holdin' mayne in their parking lot
I love the feeling of 84's
Coming down, slamming doors
I break'em off, I'm from the South
(H-Town all in ya mouth)
[Verse 3: Juelz Santana]
New Ferrari, watching my lanes (lanes)
Bad bitch, she's watching the frame (frame)
That's yo girl? Pardon me
It's not gonna change
She wanna nigga that be ballin'
Not watching the game
Double cup of that lean (swag)
20 stuffed in my jean (swag)
So fresh, so clean, Alexander Mcqueen (swag)
She call you when she wanna shop
She call me when she want the cock
Started playin' some Lil Wayne
While she literally licked me like a lolipop
She just want me to climb on her
She climax whenever I'm on her
I ain't gotta spend a dime on her
Happy that a nigga like me got time for her
You in the party, I am the party
You stand around, I stand out
When she with me she got her legs up
When she with you she got her hand out
She hit me like come get me
Next thing you know she with me
You care 'bout her whereabouts
All I do is let her out
Same water we're fishin'
But my bait is different
So don't be surprised if it's your bitch I'm reeling
Face it you basic and I'm so appealing
Yo shit just ordinary, my shit extraordinary
G'd up, bossed up
She like that, I'm like that
Yo girlfriend want a nigga like me cause you just ain't like that
A remix of Kirko Bangz hit song. A random addition but Juelz Santana killed it.


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You really do feel guilty about your guilty pleasure. In fact, you feel guilty for even owning a TV. None of your other friends own TVs. Whenever you see them, all you have in common is NPR. The rest of the time they just talk about how much they get done all day. Stop feeling so guilty, your friends are actually really boring.
Everything in your house is impeccable. Your couch is custom upholstered, you have a perfectly aligned frame cluster, and your flat-screen TV is mounted on a wall. Your hair is stick straight, and you have tried eyelash extensions. Everything about you looks perfect, but you're completely exhausted. Take a day off to have a big cup of hot chocolate and watch some TV under a blanket.
You wanted to go into the sciences, but somehow you got distracted and wound up with a Ph.D. in Classics, or something similar. You have a "to watch" list of critically acclaimed movies a mile long, but whenever you sit down to actually watch a movie, you pick a romantic comedy or explosions. You should definitely Netflix Gormenghast. You will love it.
You are the best there is at coming up with retorts three days after being insulted. You enjoy an occasional feminist rage spiral. You are probably a redhead. Sometimes you secretly fantasize about what your life would be like if you had married someone really rich.
Your life is an endless search for your authentic self. You have a lot of good qualities, but are not sure they are your qualities or just qualities you think you should have. You are an excellent cook, but nobody believes that about you. You think the measure of your worth is your number of Twitter followers minus the number of people you follow on Twitter.
You like to think of yourself as a classy, classy lady, but you are always one shot away from being back on a dance table at your sorority. You are the last person to leave every party and the first person in every conga line. You faint at the sight of blood and are absolutely useless in a disaster, but you're the best person to have around when things are going well.
You have a lot of pets, and the worst behaved one is secretly your favorite. People never expect this of you, but you are really good at solving weird problems. Don't have a vacuum cleaner and someone spilled sugar on the carpet? You're the one who thinks of wrapping your hands in tape, sticky side out, and picking it up that way. You're the best person to have around in an emergency.
People think you're a homebody, but they just don't know how much fun it is on your couch with a bottle of sparkling wine. Sometimes you even make super fancy cocktails that would cost $15 apiece at any bar in New York. You wear a lot of yoga pants, but you are actually really good at applying eyeliner.
You do not have the best resume, but you always dress perfectly for job interviews. That might make you feel weird, but you usually get the jobs you apply for. You frequently have a nightmare where some of your teeth fall out, and it rattles you for days.
You really do feel guilty about your guilty pleasure. In fact, you feel guilty for even owning a TV. None of your other friends own TVs. Whenever you see them, all you have in common is NPR. The rest of the time they just talk about how much they get done all day. Stop feeling so guilty, your friends are actually really boring.
You are an early adopter. You always want to be the first to jump on a trend. Your tendency worked well when it came to the iPhone and the bucket bag, but much like with bungee jumping and Uggs, this one you will come to regret.


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Without question the most diverse collective in Rap's approaching four decades, the Wu-Tang Clan's legacy thrives due to undying fan loyalty appreciative of each member's variety. Straying from the allure of fame attained by some of the group, Masta Killa's complex lyrical structure and monotone deadpan delivery are more highly regarded within underground circles given the quiet success of previous releases No Said Date and Made In Brooklyn. Further fleshing out his laid back aesthetic of interweaving street dialect and Five Percenter lessons, Selling My Soul is Masta Killa's return to bat after an extended hiatus.
Having committed years to the science of microphone majesty, Masta Killa is fortunate to have an audience determined to support his best efforts despite the limitations of his talent. Always loyal to his team (the project's intro quoting infamous Wu-Tang lines), Selling My Soul retains the spirit of a family affair though he creatively branches out beyond his close circle. A pleasant example of this expansion is "Cali Sun" featuring Kurupt, offset by the less inspired "Things Just Aint The Same" eulogizing Hip Hop's older days. In the same fashion, "Divine Glory" does little to rectify Masta Killa's long running glaring weakness of crafting romantic records, and the scattered "All Natural" is barely redeemed by its parallel between the East New York scholar's rhyming aesthetic and holistic living.
With Selling My Soul, Masta Killa seems to have winged his way through songs that are lazy and conceptually not well put together. This enables highlights to become faulty, such as 9th Wonder's soulful production on "Food" that ends up watered down by a continually repeated hook, and "Dirty Soul" where the Wu representative shouts out Black music icons for nearly three minutes before a short verse dedicated to deceased brethren Ol' Dirty Bastard. Regrettably, even the strictest adherence to the album's earnest theme falls flat as the spoken poetry of "Wise Words," (an homage to Tupac's "Keep Ya Head Up") approaches rambling. Sure to be deemed uninteresting to some, perhaps Masta Killa can be forgiven on the merit of good intent keeping in mind this brief set is a supposed precursor to another forthcoming full length.


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Midwest Musclecar Challenge - Midwest InsurrectionWritten by on November 1, 2010 Contributors: Robert McGaffin Real Racers Reclaim Their Turf From Pro Touring Posers At The Midwest Musclecar Challenge.
This time around, performance may prevail after all. Not too long ago, Pro Touring seemed destined to suffer the same inglorious fate as Pro Street. The big 'n' littles craze dates way back to the mid '70s, when Gary Kollofski's '55 Chevy set the benchmark for a future generation of pre-pubescent hot rodders. His infamous Tri-Five Chevy was the real deal, packin' a blown and sprayed big-block, ladder bars, 18-inch meats, and mid 10-second timeslips, all in full street trim. Unfortunately, as Pro Street caught on, the posers soon outnumbered the true players, and the fad fizzled out like last year's American Idol reject. Similarly, undermining the good work of pioneers like Mark Stielow and R.J. Gottlieb, the Pro Touring trend has been largely defined by 99-way adjustable shocks that have never once been adjusted, and $450-a-pop Z-rated tires that get flat-spotted from languishing year-round in climate-controlled garages. Although Pro Street never recovered from its decline, Pro Touring is witnessing a resurgence as of late, as racers are taking back their turf from the wannabes. Credit events like the Midwest Musclecar Challenge-which was held on May 29-30-for advancing the war effort.
While Memorial Day weekend in Indy is typically associated with a past-its-prime open-wheel race that few people still care about, this year the city hosted the inaugural Midwest Musclecar Challenge. The event is open to all '78-and-older domestic vehicles, and as long as you're running DOT-approved street tires, rules governing engine, driveline, and suspension mods are pretty much nonexistent. To put some of the hottest g-Machines in the country to the test, this year's MMC pitted competitors against each other on Putnam Park's 1.87-mile road course, a high-speed autocross, and a grueling brake test. Since the Pro Touring creed calls for cars that do everything well, between the racing action contestants had to complete a 99-mile street cruise from Putman Park in Mt. Meridian, Indiana, to Mid-America Air Center in Lawrenceville, Illinois.
Just like the Optima Ultimate Street Car Faceoff at Road America that we covered in September's issue, the MMC served as one of several qualifier events for Optima's invitational event, which will be held later this year during the SEMA show. The purpose of the Optima Ultimate Street Car Invitational (www.OptimaInvitational.com) is to find the most wicked Pro Touring muscle car in the country, and based on the caliber of Chevelles, Mustangs, Camaros, Novas, and Chargers we saw mixing it up in hard-core competition, it will most certainly live up to that promise. The racers have spoken, and they're intent on rescuing Pro Touring from the clutches of performance dilution. Wannabes beware.
|1. Kyle Tucker
|2. Brian Finch
|3. Jeff Schwarz
|4. Tom McBride
|5. Karl Dunn
|6. Randy Johnson
|7. Stacy Tucker
|8. Brad Coomer
|9. Brian Finch
|10. Bret Voelkel
|1. Brian Finch
|2. Kyle Tucker
|3. Chris Jacobs
|4. Brad Coomer
|5. Randy Johnson
|6. Jeff Schwarz
|7. Curt Ukasik
|8. Tom McBride
|9. Brian Finch
|10. Bret Voelkel
|1.Tim Watson
|2. Chris Jacobs
|3. Brian Finch
|3. Brian Finch
|5. Terry Neuville
|6. Bret Voelkel
|7. Kyle Tucker
|8. Bill Howell
|9. Brad Coomer
|10. Tom McBride
MMC 2010 Overall Results
1. Brian Finch
2. Kyle Tucker
3. Chris Jacobs
4. Brian Finch
5. Brad Coomer
6. Tom McBride
7. Jeff Schwartz
8. Randy Johnson
9. Bret Voelkel
10. Terry Neuville
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Not only was the MMC a great place for g-Machines to show what they can do, it also provided an excellent opportunity for racers to hone car control skills. At Putnam Park, inexperienced road racers had the option of having a pro ride shotgun to lend some helpful advice. The driver's meeting also provided an opportunity for safety review and in-class driver instruction.Some Teutonic trash managed to sneak on the track somehow, but all the Porsche managed to do was catch a nice view of a set of '72 Camaro taillights. Piloted by Leonard Borman, who drove his car all the way from Florida, the Camaro is powered by a 410ci small-block Chevy kicking out 625 hp and stays in its powerband courtesy of a Tremec TKO 600 trans. A Ridetech suspension helps keep it flat through the corners. Borman finished 13th out of a field of 35 cars in the Hot Lap challenge with a best lap time of 1:28.42.As Kyle Tucker of Detroit Speed and Engineering can attest, plentiful runoff room is a staple of Putnam Park. Using every last inch of asphalt is what quick lap times are all about, and the blue second-gen Camaro was the car to beat. The L92-powered DSE test mule posted a 1:23.20 to win the Hot Lap Challenge-just not on this lap.On-track beat-downs and carnage go hand in hand. Three laps into his second session on the road course, Tim Watson blew a head gasket on his supercharged 383-powered '65 Chevy II. With the help of his wife, Jimmy Spears, and the crew from Ridetech, Watson worked until 1:30 a.m. to get the Nova buttoned back up and ready for competition on Sunday. He proceeded to win the Speed-Stop Challenge outright with an 11.74-second pass.The winner of our "Most Prodigious Overhang" award is Bill Howell and his '72 Dodge Charger. A great perk of events like the MMC is seeing cars you wouldn't expect, like a big B-Body Mopar, hanging it out on a road course. Powered by a Gen III 392ci Mopar Performance Hemi crate motor, the Charger finished in the top third of the pack with a 1.28.46 lap.Just in case people still question the performance capabilities of an air suspension on a road course, Bret Voelkel of Ridetech laid down some mean laps in his '66 Chevelle. Powered by a 383 small-block, it finished 10th with a 1:27.43 lap. Many of the top finishers on both the road course and autocross ran cars equipped with Ridetech suspensions.When Brent Jarvis isn't slaving away on PHR's '65 Cutlass, he's busy pounding on his 601 rear-wheel horsepower '68 Chevelle, which can also be seen on our April '10 cover. His best lap of 1:28.47 was good for 15th place.After making the 99-mile cruise up Highway 231 on Saturday, racers arrived at Mid-America Air Center the following morning for the next round of festivities. With plenty of wide-open spaces, the airstrip was the perfect backdrop for the event. The day started with the Ridetech Street Challenge Autocross, followed by the Baer Brakes Speed-Stop Challenge.
One of the wildest cars that turned laps on the autocross was last month's cover car-RPM Hot Rods' '70 Mustang, which posted a 52.13-second lap time for a Seventh Place finish. Under the bulging hood is a Kaase-built 520ci big-block Ford producing 770 hp. Despite all that power, driver Curt Ukasik managed to keep the tires planted, thanks to a Chassisworks suspension featuring Ridetech springs. The Goodguys Rod & Custom Association plans on giving it away at their season finale in Scottsdale this fall.Who says the Pro Touring formula can only be applied to muscle cars? Greg Schneider of Ridetech subjected his '67 Chevy C-10 pickup to some serious lateral loads in the autocross. The rig is equipped with 355 small-block, 700-R4 trans, Baer disc brakes, and full Ridetech air suspension. It posted a 54.95-second lap, good for 18th Place out of 30 cars.If Chris Jacobs's sweet '66 Chevelle looks familiar, it's because it was featured in the November '08 issue of PHR. The LS7-powered A-body was built by Randy Johnson, and puts down 514 rear-wheel horsepower. Evidently, Johnson builds some competent machinery, and Jacobs is one heck of a driver, as the Schwartz-suspended Chevelle took Third Place with a 51.20-second lap.The Baer Brakes Speed-Stop Challenge is a test combining acceleration, braking, and driver skill. Competitors accelerate from a standing start, then hit the brakes to try to come to a halt within a 40x20-foot stop box. The course measures 800-feet long, and cars can start braking anywhere within the final 300 feet. Jeff Schwartz finished 15th out of 23 entrants with customer, Grant Craft's '65 Pontiac Tempest, which features Schwartz's trick frame and suspension.Spectre Performance made the long haul from Southern California in its '71 Z28. The Camaro's original LT-1 block has been stroked to 388 ci and fitted with EFI. Owners Brandy and Mike Morrow drove the car to 13th and 14th Place finishes, respectively, with lap times of 53.65 and 54.58. Talk about sibling rivalry!As no surprise, first-gen Camaros were well-represented at the MMC. During the brake test, many racers struggled to avoid locking up the fronts, especially on cars without power brakes. Jimmy Spears finished 17th in his '69 Camaro with a 12.81-second run. The spread was super tight, as less than 2 seconds separated the first 20 positions.


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|1st Christian Church participates in 'Back to Church Sunday'
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
|Wednesday, 11 September 2013 09:38
"Back to Church Sunday," part of a national movement of churches across America, will be held at First Christian Church in Holyoke at 10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 15. Everyone is welcome to attend.
National "Back to Church Sunday" (www.backtochurch.com) is an initiative that is "inviting America back to church." It seeks to reach the "un-churched" and "de-churched"—people who once attended church, but don't anymore—and invite them to return for a special Sunday.
Back to Church Sunday was launched four years ago in response to a survey of 15,000 adults in the United States.
Results showed a personal invitation from a family member would prompt 67 percent of Americans to visit a church, and 63 percent said an invitation from a friend or neighbor would cause them to attend a service.
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Winston-Salem, NC-- A Winston-Salem woman was stabbed to death and stuffed in a garbage can. One year later, her murder is still not solved.
Constance "Connie" Hall went missing on November 14, 2011.
A week later, her body was found stuffed in a trash can. Since then, there's been an intense investigation but detectives have come up short.
There's no killer, no justice, no closure.
"She was thrown away like trash. No one, I don't care if you're the worst criminal in the world, no one deserves to be treated and discarded like trash," said Detective Dorn with the Winston-Salem Police Department.
Connie Hall's death was nothing like her life.
Her best friend, Diane Hardy said, "She loved people. She loved fellowship and most of all, she really loved her family more than anything."
Maggie Hall, Connie's mother, said she kept her family laughing and was a rock in the family. Her murder ripped the Hall family to pieces.
"I would take anything to have her walk through the door and tell me she loved me again, but I don't have that cause you know she was killed like that, senseless," said April Hall, Connie's sister.
Connie's body was found stuffed inside a Winston-Salem city trash can behind a dumpster on Manly Street. Investigators say she was stabbed, but probably didn't die right away.
Detective Dorn told News 2 he never saw a murder like this before.
"It's particularly brutal because the way she was stabbed, it may not have led to an instant death so Connie probably suffered for a little while."
Dorn believes that Connie's killer was no stranger. A stabbing often indicates that a murder is personal.
The family struggles everyday with the thought of Connie's brutal death, but anther struggle is the unanswered questions.
"That's one thing that bothers me, you know. I want the killer to be caught because you know, I want our family to have closure," said April Hall, Connie's sister.
"I've been praying to the Lord for justice to come. And I hope God will reveal the killer to us very very soon," added Maggie Hall, Connie's mother.
Police believe this case will be solved. They're waiting on DNA results from the State lab any day now.
Police need the public's help. Detective Dorn thinks someone out there knows what happened.
The Hall Family begs for justice and prays everyday for peace.
"She didn't deserve to die like that. She didn't deserve to be thrown away in the trash can so I just think it's senseless. It's heartless and it's cold," added April Hall.
November 29, 2012 would have been Connie's 49th birthday. On that day, her family is holding a "Vigil for Healing" at the site where Connie's body was found at 944 Manly Street in Winston-Salem.
More Information: Vigil For Connie Hall
Her family will not only celebrate Connie's life but pray that her murder will be solved.
If you know anything about the murder of Connie Hall, call Winston-Salem Crimestoppers at (336)727-2800. Calls are confidential and there is a cash reward of up to $2,000 for any information that lead to an arrest.
WFMY News 2, Winston-Salem Police


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Upsets at this year's US Open are becoming as ubiquitous as those pesky double faults.
Andy Roddick's quest for a second US Open title came crashing down in defeat to compatriot John Isner 7-6 (3), 6-3, 3-6, 5-7, 7-6 (5) in their third round match. He becomes the highest seeded casualty in the boys' draw so far. The giant American will now face Fernando Verdasco for a spot in the quarterfinals.
I'd say A-Rod is probably still dealing with some lingering effects from that epic loss to Roger Federer after his early exit here. It was definitely a winnable match for him but his confidence and self-belief may be a bit shaken at the moment.
Dinara Safina used up her last lifeline at Flushing Meadows late last night. After scraping through her first two matches, the top lady baller was unable to close out her third round match against Petra Kvitova and fell 6-4, 2-6, 7-6 (5). Dinara even held three match points in the decider and couldn't seal the deal. The Sisters Sledge are the only ladies in the Top 5 to still be alive at the Open. Color me NOT shocked.
Clearly, this result is not surprising based on her recent results and sketchy serve of late. I feel for her, though, after her match was moved to Louis Armstrong so James Blake could play his on Arthur Ashe. Plus, all the talk of not D not deserving the WTA Penthouse keys has taken its toll but I think even she will have a hard time defending that stance now.
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Sunday, September 6, 2009
A-Rod + Dinara join other sidelined seeds at the UpSet Open
Labels: Andy Roddick, Dinara Safina, tennis, US Open
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- AnonymousSeptember 6, 2009 at 9:09 AM
UpSet Open,lolReplyDelete
Feel sorry for D, though...
- AnonymousSeptember 6, 2009 at 9:20 AM
i feel for safina.ReplyDelete
what i don't understand though, is why she wears an outfit that's probably 2 sizes too small for her.
So sad for Andy,great fight back but i agree about Wimbledon.Still hope there's a Slam trophy down the line with his name on.Just wish he would catch a break sometime.Hang in there Andy xReplyDelete
...and there goes Venus. So it's only Serena left. Madness!ReplyDelete
Too bad for Andy though. I would've loved to see him get his Wimby revenge.
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Yep, I drew both those tags and a bear tag too just for fun. Pretty psyched about it!
You'll be busy. Sounds like fun. Be sure to give a report of your succes/ unsuccess after hunting. I love where I live, but I sure wish I had the Rockies in my back yard. Would make it a lot easier to spend more time chasing animals.


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Go State.
I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everyone.
you have to like it when the first shot is taken by McIntosh.
Don't like it when Hubalek misses.
Like it when Taylor makes one.
I like our focus on denying Maric the ball but when he does get it he's scoring easily.
Nebraska is definately pounding the ball inside. Gotta keep the bigs outta foul trouble, or Maric is gonna have 40
please post score and time left for us with gay *** mediacom
Ok....gotta play better D on Maric. Otherwise I like our play so far.
Wesley Johnson is looking good. Couple quick shots made for him.
14-8 ISU with 13:30 left. We're shooting very well.
mediacom? it's on channel 5, right?
15-8 13:20 left, ISU lead
We're hot behind the arc so far, that definitely bodes well for us.
It's nice, when we aren't shooting 20% and spotting the other team a double digit lead.
Sorry, 15-8. Channel 5 is picking it up in central Iowa but I doubt its telivised elsewhere.
Here is a link to game stats and score.
Wow, 18-8, 12:15 left
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text: Colorado Cowboy...I think you might mean Foster's Bighorn. Yes, there are some awesome mounts from around the world. There are many mule deer mounts and at least one (from Modoc county) makes the book. Many sheep heads also. You are right, it is a great place to spend an afternoon having lunch and a few drinks and checking out all the heads and memorabilia. The bar/restaurant had been closed for awhile but it now open again and I see they've got a FB page also.