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this is the errors im receiving:
Jan 17 06:34:34 mtaserver postfix/smtp[15732]: connect to mx1.hotmail.com[18.104.22.168]:25: Connection timed out
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Press Release 08-043 Countering an Approaching Water Crisis
Researchers outline obstacles and solutions for providing water in the 21st century
Water resources are at risk around the globe, including at taps here in the United States.
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As growing demand for clean water stretches even the resources of the world's largest industrialized nations, scientists and engineers are turning to new technology and novel ideas to find solutions.
Mark Shannon of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign joined a slate of world leaders in water resource research to address this crisis in a review paper in the March 20, 2008, issue of Nature.
"As dire as the growing problems are with a lack of enough clean water in the world, I have a great deal of hope that many of these problems can be solved by increasing research into the science and technology of water purification," said Shannon, who also serves as director of the National Science Foundation (NSF) Center of Advanced Materials for the Purification of Water with Systems (WaterCAMPWS).
With an emphasis on environmentally friendly tools for killing microbes, membrane bioreactors, nanoscale filtration, and a host of other advanced technologies, the review paper addresses how these systems can be used for disinfection, decontamination, reuse and reclamation, and desalination of water supplies across the globe.
"Clearly, a coordinated, multi-faceted approach is needed to deal with complex water issues," said Geoffrey Prentice, the NSF program director supporting the WaterCAMPWS center and currently on detail to the U.S. Mission to UNESCO in Paris.
"Ours is one of several agencies working to address the water crisis before it grows worse. Working with the U.S. Mission to UNESCO, we are highlighting the international dimensions of inadequate water supplies, which lead to millions of deaths each year, primarily in the developing world," Prentice added.
One example is a June 27 international water forum at the Department of State at which NSF, UNESCO and a number of agencies and international organizations will be joining Shannon and other technical experts to confront some of the most pressing global water needs.
Shannon will lead the Congress for Water Purification Science and Technologies in the 21st Century in New Orleans on April 6-10, 2008, an event that coincides with an NSF public webcast on April 10 called Water in 2025, co-hosted by Popular Mechanics. Part of the larger Bridges to the Future forum (www.nsf.gov/bridges), the event is an opportunity for the public to call-in and ask questions of some of the top water researchers in the United States.
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Holmes returns to Victory Lane in Roseville
Eric Holmes earned another checkered flag in Roseville. Greg Pursley earned his first NASCAR K&N Pro Series West season championship.
Holmes led 50 laps, including the last 13, and captured the Toyota/NAPA Auto Parts 150 on Saturday night for his fourth victory at All American Speedway.
The three-time series champion also moved past Bill McAnally Racing teammate Moses Smith into second place in points. Holmes, of Escalon, won't catch Pursley, who clinched the championship by taking the green flag.
Pursley, of Newhall, was involved in an early crash but came back to place second in the race, .403 of a second behind Holmes. Pursley won six of the first eight races this season.
Holmes was the top qualifier until Manteca teenager Jacob Gomes, the final car on the one-third-mile track, put down a lap at 13.663 seconds to slide Holmes (13.703) to the outside position in row one.
Holmes now has won back-to-back races — and 16 in his Pro Series West career — as the series heads into its season finale Nov. 12 in Phoenix.
"We lost the brakes, had a little brake issue. But we got it dialed in and saved the car for the end," Holmes said. "The NAPA Toyota is in Victory Lane two races in a row. I've got to thank everybody on the team."
Greg Rayl of Roseville finished 13th.
Seven teenagers qualified for the 24-car field, and four finished in the top 10: Cameron Hayley, 15, of Canada in third; Gomes, 18, in sixth; series Rookie of the Year Dylan Kwasniewski, 16, of Las Vegas in ninth; and two-time Roseville Late Model champ Matt Scott, 19, in 10th in his Pro Series West debut.
Holmes threatened to win the SRL Spears Southwest Tour Series race earlier in the evening, but Bobby Hodges stormed from ninth place 13 laps from the end to take the checkered flag in the Thunder Valley Casino Resort 135.
Ross Strmiska led the first 83 laps. Holmes took the lead on lap 126, but Gomes took the lead from him on lap 133. Holmes ended up 12th. Hodges passed runner-up M.K. Kanke and Gomes on final lap. Jim Pettit II finished third.
Derek Thorn was the top qualifier at 13.252 seconds.
In Legends of the Pacific, Robby Czub topped a 23-car field in qualifying at 15.253 seconds. Jeremy Doss started third, took the lead on the fourth lap and won the 23-lap event by .205 of a second over Jeremy Wood. Czub was third.
Late Model and Modified races were held Friday night.
Junior Roddy of Gualala "threw the moon" at his car, took the lead on the first lap and led all 100 laps to claim the checkered flag in the Late Model main event.
Roddy won every restart following eight caution flags and one red flag, and he kept his distance from All American regular Juan Pitta to win a race that paid a base of $2,000 to the winner. Several contingencies were sure to make the payout more.
"With 93 laps down, I said, 'Boys, if I lose this, it's all because of me. It isn't because of you guys,' " he said of his crew. "I'm just thrilled we did it."
Pitta finished second, .903 of a second behind Roddy. Billy Butler was third.
Scott Winters, a past track champion at All American, took the lead from Jay Linstroth on lap 18 in the Modified feature and won the 25-lap race. It was scheduled for 50 laps but had a 25-minute time limit. Seven yellow flags cut the laps in half.
Saturday at All American Speedway, Roseville
Toyota/NAPA Auto Parts 150: 1. (2) Eric Holmes, Escalon, Toyota, 152 laps, 53.911 mph. 2. (7) Greg Pursley, Newhall, Ford, 152. 3. (5) Cameron Hayley, Calgary, Alberta, Toyota, 152. 4. (4) Luis Martinez Jr., Long Beach, Ford, 152. 5. (10) Chad Boat, Phoenix, Ariz., Chevrolet, 152. 6. (1) Jacob Gomes, Manteca, Chevrolet, 152. 7. (12) Ryan Philpott, Tracy, Ford, 152. 8. (19) Daryl Harr, Edmonton, Alberta, Chevrolet, 152. 9. (6) Dylan Kwasniewski, Las Vegas, Nev., Ford, 152. 10. (14) Matt Scott, Pine Grove, Chevrolet, 152. 11. (3) Derek Thorn, Lakeport, Ford, 152. 12. (16) Brett Thompson, Jerome, Idaho, Chevrolet, 152. 13. (23) Greg Rayl, Roseville, Ford, 152. 14. (17) Travis Milburn, Eagle, Idaho, Toyota, 152. 15. (22) Justin Funkhouser, Paradise, Ford, 152. 16. (20) Jason Fensler, Wilton, Chevrolet, 152. 17. (11) Moses Smith, Tempe, Ariz., Toyota, 152. 18. (8) Dylan Lupton, Wilton, Toyota, 151. 19. (9) Dylan Hutchison, Sacramento, Chevrolet, 151. 20. (13) Michael Self, Park City, Utah, Chevrolet, 150. 21. (18) Carl Harr, Edmonton, Alberta, Chevrolet, 149. 22. (15) Jessica Brunelli, Hayward, Chevrolet, 146. 23. (21) John Wood, Eagle, Idaho, Toyota, 135. 24. (24) Jack Sellers, Sacramento, Chevrolet, 100.
Time of race: 56 minutes, 20 seconds. Margin of victory: .403 of a second. Fast qualifier: Gomes, 87.741 mph, 13.663 seconds. Caution flags: 8 for 47 laps. Lead changes: 6 among 5 drivers. Lap leaders: Gomes 1-30, Holmes 31-67, Kwasniewski 68-119, Thorn 120-123, Kwasniewski 124-125, Hayley 126-139, Holmes 140-152.
Points standings: 1. Pursley, 2,220; 2. Holmes, 1,902; 3. Smith, 1,868; 4. Martinez Jr., 1,854; 5. Kwasniewski, 1,792; 6. Thompson, 1,763; 7. Self, 1,740; 8. D. Harr, 1,591; 9. Philpott, 1,545; 10. C. Harr, 1,429.
Thunder Valley Casino Resort 135: 1. Bobby Hodges (Carson City, Nev.), 2. M.K. Kanke (Frazier Park), 3. Jim Pettit II (Prunedale), 4. Ken Benhamou (San Ramon), 5. Keith Spangler (Chatsworth), 6. Dave Byrd (French Camp), 7. Trevor Cristiani (Ukiah), 8. Ross Strmiska (Manteca), 9. Scott Sanchez (Livermore), 10. Jacob Gomes (Manteca), 11. Michael Sandoval (Ripon), 12. Eric Holmes (Escalon), 13. Michelle Nagai (Loomis), 14. Derek Thorn (Bakersfield), 15. Brennan Newberry (Bakersfield), 16. Carlos Vieira (Livingston), 17. Justin Westmoreland (Madera), 18. Jon Wood (Eagle, Idaho), 19. Jeff Oleen (Bethesda, Md.).
Main event (23 laps): 1. Jeremy Doss (Lower Lake), 2. Jeremy Wood (Tracy), 3. Robby Czub (Rocklin), 4. Darren Amidon (Santee), 5. Luis Tyrrell (Brisbane), 6. Cody Berger (Tracy), 7. Tony Mangini (Benicia), 8. Cale Kanke (Frazier Park), 9. James Bickford (Napa), 10. Hunter Anderson (Stockton), 11. Danny Allen (Lincoln), 12. Jessica Walker (San Ramon), 13. Brian Mallin (Napa), 14. Doug Braddock Jr. (Napa), 15. Austin Reed (Coto de Caza), 16. Jimmy Sturges (Ukiah), 17. Steve Cronk, 18. Randy Kackley, 19. Dan Munier (Foster City), 20. William Camara, 21. Bob Kuebler (Reno), 22. Jim Eby, 23. Ryan Cansdale (Laguna Beach).
Friday's results
Late Model main event (100 laps): 1. Junior Roddy, 2. Juan Pitta, 3. Billy Butler, 4. Jamie Krizysik, 5. Chris Scribner, 6. Jason Gilbert, 7. Glen Cook, 8. Kyle McGrady, 9. Travis Milburn, 10. Mindy McCord, 11. Shannon Mansch, 12. Nick Romano, 13. Quintin Crye, 14. Cameron Hayley, 15. Laura Hayes, 16. Dylan Lupton, 17. Troy Nogosek, 18. Dave Byrd, 19. Jeremy Doss, 20. Colin Bailey, 21. Matt Scott, 22. Chuck Glick, 23. Kenny Bartram, 24. Justin Philpott, 25. Dylan Hutchison, 26. Brandon Trevethan.
Modified (25 laps): 1. Scott Winters, 2. Jay Linstroth, 3. Joey Licata Jr., 4. Jason Bamberg, 5. Jason Philpot, 6. Gary Glenn, 7. Keegan Walmer, 8. Rich Lindgren, 9. Scott Woessner, 10. Bobby Runyan Jr., 11. Gary Lowblad, 12. Sal Lopez, 13. Justin Wolff, 14. Steve Cote, 15. Billy Bowerman, 16. Andy Field, 17. Cody Thompson, 18. Jim Badaker, 19. Troy Nogosek.


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LAKE COUNTY -- Record numbers of people are applying for permits to carry a concealed weapon in Ohio.
In Northeast Ohio, the biggest rush is in Lake County, where 3,175 permits were issued and 71 were denied in 2012; compared to Cuyahoga County, where 2,052 licenses were issued and 39 denied in the same year.
Lake County Sheriff's Lieutenant Carl Dondorfer says the sheriff's office has had so many requests -- up to 100 applications a day -- that they've started booking appointments online.
"A lot of people come in and think they're still going to the permit, and aren't really aware of what prohibits them from having a permit," said Lt. Dondorfer.
County to county, the laws for licensure are uniform in Ohio, but applicants say the turnaround is known to be quicker in Lake County.
"I called Cuyahoga County. They have a long waiting list and never returned my call. Medina County is a month wait," said George Watson, who lives in Warrensville Heights in Cuyahoga County, but is applying for a CCW license in Lake County.
By law, applicants must apply in their county of residence or an adjacent county.
Requirements in Ohio for a CCW permit include:
Mentor resident Bill Whalen is a first-time gun owner who recommends a gun safety course for anyone, regardless of whether the person is seeking a CCW permit.
"The law-abiding citizen is not going to abuse the power of a concealed carry weapon. It's the other ones that society is worried about, so that's what we brace ourselves with -- for those people," said Whalen.
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On average, someone in the United States has a stroke every 40 seconds, according to data from the American Heart Association. Each year, about 800,000 Americans experience a new or recurrent stroke. Each year, about 55,000 more women than men have strokes. African Americans have almost twice the risk of first-ever stroke compared with whites. And strokes accounted for 1 out of 20 deaths in the U.S. in 2011 (American Heart Association, Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics—2015 Update).
Since 2001, Hartford Hospital has provided a state-of-the-art stroke team and facility to treat stroke promptly and effectively.
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Staff Report
Published Jan. 23, 2013
Upstate businessman John P. Edwards was elected chairman of the South Carolina Department of Transportation Commission during the commission's meeting this month in Columbia.
Edwards, who represents the 4th Congressional District, will succeed Chairman R. Eddie Adams in February. Adams will continue to serve as commissioner representing the 3rd Congressional District.
Edwards is the owner and president of Edwards Piping & Machinery in the Greenville area.
The commission also elected Harrison Rearden as vice chairman. Rearden represents the 6th Congressional District.
He is retired from the S.C. Department of Social Services, where he served as executive assistant to the state director, chief of staff, ombudsman and deputy director.
Chad Ingram and Mike Wooten also joined the SCDOT Commission as commissioners.
Ingram represents the 2nd Congressional District, a position formerly held by Commissioner Craig Forrest. Because of reapportionment, Forrest no longer resides in the 2nd Congressional District. He will serve as an at-large member of the commission for the remainder of his term, which concludes in 2014. Ingram, of Aiken, is president and CEO of Garvin Oil Co. Inc.
Wooten is the first commissioner to represent the newly formed 7th Congressional District. Wooten, of Murrells Inlet, is president and founder of DDC Engineers Inc. in Myrtle Beach.


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Mary Lucile Richardson
Mary Lucile Richardson, 93, of Le Mars, Iowa passed away on Thursday, August 2, 2012 at Plymouth Manor Care Center in Le Mars. Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, August 7, 2012 at St. James Catholic Church in Le Mars, Iowa. Father Paul Eisele will celebrate Mass. Burial will follow at Lincoln Township Cemetery, rural Hinton, Iowa. Visitation will begin at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, August 6, 2012 at the Mauer-Johnson Funeral Home in Le Mars. There will be a Rosary Service at 4:00 p.m. and a Scriptural Prayer Service at 7:00 p.m. There will also be one hour of visitation at the church prior to Mass on Tuesday. Expressions of sympathy may be directed through www.mauerjohnsonfh.com
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Employees have on occasion been guilty of doctoring receipts to say offensive things. There was the Hooters receipt that referred to two Korean immigrant customers as "Chinx" (they filed suit), the Maryland RadioShack employee who called a customer an "ugly itch" on her receipt, from "ghettohood, usa." But... Continue Reading


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With outrageous MOI in a blade putter, the Ghost Spider Blade Putter improves that short game. The high Moment of Inertia creates outstanding twist-resistance and distance control on the green, even on off-center hits. The counter-balances weight system creates a smooth swing through impact, which keeps that ball on line and on target. Experience control and a soft, solid feel with the TaylorMade Men's Ghost Spider Blade Putter.
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Sunday Aug 16 2009
Long run ends for Lakeside all-stars
By: Kurt Johnson, The Press Tribune
What began on a practice field in Granite Bay two months ago finally ended Sunday night in front of a packed house in San Bernardino as the Lakeside Little League all-stars lost to Park View of Chula Vista 11-4 in the Western Region championship game. Al Houghton Stadium was packed for the all-California final, with a trip to the Little League World Series on the line. Mitch Hart gave up a pair of first-inning home runs to the powerful Southern California team, but then settled in and shut it down until he ran out of pitches with one out in the fifth frame. Facing a team that entered the contest having banged 34 round-trippers in five Western Region games, Hart yielded the two early blasts, but then mixed a tremendous curve ball with his overpowering fastball to take control. The toughest part of the first inning turned out not to be the three runs or the two homers, but the 31 pitches Hart had to throw. Andy Rios left the yard to lead off the game when his low line drive dipped just over the barrier in right-centerfield, and then with a runner aboard on an error, Kiko Garcia hit a towering blast, his 11th in the Western Region tournament. The high pitch count put the right-hander on a pace destined to force Lakeside into the bullpen, and with its No. 2 and No. 3 pitchers ineligible for this one, that turned out to be the difference. The 12 and 13-year-olds from Granite Bay and Loomis battled Park View starter Luke Ramirez, a 6-foot-2, 205-pound power pitcher and his 75 mile-per-hour heater, and worked his pitch count up quickly as well. Nick Frank walked and Hart was hit by a pitch in the first, but the team from Chula Vista escaped on the strength of an inning-ending double play. A Grant Powers knock opened the Lakeside second, and combined with a pair of walks to jam the bags for Lakeside, but they left them there on a ground ball out to second base to end the stanza. Lakeside tallied three times in the home half of the third to tie the game at 3-3. A Billy Rockefeller single got things going and a two-run Connor Briare put Lakeside on the board. Grant Powers followed with his second hit of the night, and he eventually scored the tying run, stealing home when he caught Park View napping on a return throw from the catcher to the pitcher. That score held until the fifth, but then Park View got to the Lakeside bullpen to take control. Hart, who allowed just three hits and struck out six in the contest, retired the lead hitter in the top half of the fifth, but in the process reached his 85-toss limit, sending manager Bill Rockefeller to his relief crew. Four walks, including an intentional pass to Garcia, and two errors combined with just one base hit to give the team from Southern California a five-run fifth, and the squad got back-to-back blasts from Luke Ramirez and Garcia in the sixth to put on the finishing touches. Powers put an exclamation point on his 3-for-3 night and an outstanding offensive postseason with a fifth inning home run for Lakeside but that was the end of the scoring for the squad. The loss ends the season for the team from Granite Bay and Loomis (20-2 in all-star play) and sends the club from Chula Vista on to Williamsport.


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Don't be a drag and accidentally leave a stray glove or goggles in the closet at home or in your hotel room. The Burton Big Booter Pack has organized compartments for your boots, helmet, goggles, gloves, and other accessories so you can be sure to have all your boarding essentials with you when you meet up with your friends in the parking lot on a snowy morning. It also has straps to carry your board, so you can throw everything you need in and on this pack, wear it comfortably on your shoulders, and head merrily on your way to the mountain. Once you are ready to unpack and strap up, the large rear-entry compartment provides easy access to your boots, and you'll be able to quickly find your other essentials thanks to smartly placed compartments and pockets that keep everything protected in just the right place.
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The Advanced Elements lumber seat is designed to provide extra comfort in your kayak with an inflatable lumber support cushion.
- Adjustable seat
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I have a regular seat and later on learnt about this lumbar support seat. I ordered one and was glad I did cause after a few hours on the water the lumbar seat definitely helps prevent a sore lower back. I use it in my Advanced Elements Convertible (2 person) kayak. I would recommend it and trust me you won't regret it. Its worth the money.
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Respond to changing business needs with the power of a hybrid cloud infrastructure from Microsoft.
The datacentre is the hub for everything you offer the business, all the storage, networking and computing capacity. You need to be able to take everything you know and own today and transform those resources into a datacentre that is capable of handling changing needs and unexpected opportunities.
With Microsoft technologies, you can transform the datacentre. You can take the big, complicated, heterogeneous infrastructure you have today and bring it forward into the cloud to take advantage of the boundless capacity the cloud offers, while still meeting requirements for security and compliance. You can reduce cost and complexity with technology innovation in storage and networking and deliver services to the business faster.
IT is under pressure to deliver more without spending more. Everything just has to work. So how do you meet those needs?
The power of software transforms diverse platforms into a single entity that you can manage as a whole. And that lets you balance the demands of all the different areas of the business, moving resources to the places where you need them most.
Once you have your datacentre running like a well-oiled machine, think about the places you still need some room to grow. That's where you can extend into the cloud. You can meet unexpected demands or plan ahead for the seasons or days when your business runs at top speed. The economies of cloud work for you, because you only pay for what you need. And you can access resources without long delays or major capital expenditures.
Microsoft offers you a consistent experience that takes you from your datacentre to the cloud and back. Move workloads with maximum flexibility. Scale up or scale down based on your specific business needs.
Innovation is a pretty common term in the world of technology. The key is figuring out which new things are actually going to make a difference in how you solve problems. Microsoft's experience running the massive scale deployments of Bing, Xbox, and Office 365 has shown us first-hand how cloud innovation can transform the datacenter. In our datacenter and cloud offerings, you'll find innovation that can help you address real-world issues.
Today, some of the best options for simplifying the datacenter exist in storage. In the datacenter, Microsoft lets you use commodity hardware in a flexible, low-cost configuration that integrates well with your existing resources. And in the cloud, you can take advantage of boundless capacity and smart hybrid models.
Nothing is more important to a hybrid cloud than the right connections and Microsoft offers the flexibility to move applications across clouds without networking changes.
With network virtualisation, you can separate business groups or create boundaries that allow you to manage resources more effectively.
Finally, you need to offer access to key resources wherever they are located without compromising security. Microsoft's access and information protection solutions give you the control you need to manage access without creating barriers.
The bottom line: cloud innovation lets you streamline and simplify.
How does IT get faster?
A big part of IT's responsibility is projecting into the future and preparing for multiple possibilities. Automation allows you to deliver applications faster, and respond to increasing demands on those applications.
With Microsoft, you can automate how applications are provisioned and deployed, and even create self-service options. Self-service allows you to maintain control of crucial decisions while still offering easy access to people who need resources.
Once the application is deployed, Microsoft's management tools let you monitor performance and respond to problems without constantly watching a console. You can even diagnose issues in the application, right down to the individual line of code. Make IT a strategic partner to the business, with the speed and agility to deliver.
Telefónica, one of the world's largest telecommunications providers, is making sweeping changes in how it delivers IT services to the business. It is using a hybrid private-public cloud strategy based on Microsoft software to reduce IT costs by 15%, ramp up business agility, and increase data center flexibility and reliability. Its private cloud, based on Windows Server 2012 with the Hyper-V technology, is the cornerstone of a new Tier 4 Madrid data center. There, it will consolidate 18,000 physical servers across Europe to just 6,000 physical servers. Soon, it will link this private cloud to Microsoft Azure, the Microsoft public cloud service, to give the business tremendous flexibility in where it runs its IT workloads. With a hybrid-cloud strategy, Telefónica can deliver IT services to the business in days instead of months and make them far more reliable.
From vendors that are applying new labels to old on-premises solutions to those that want you to rip up your existing infrastructure and bet everything on public cloud, there are a host of vendors claiming to solve all your IT challenges.
Microsoft's solutions help you take advantage of your existing investments and move to the cloud at a pace that suits your business needs. Through proven solutions that help customers choose between private, public, or hybrid, you can be sure your IT infrastructure can adapt as the needs of your business change.


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My planetary observing has improved since I started last year. I find that I'm observing subtle colors I didn't see before, as well as observing many details and features, although too often I haven't a clue what I'm looking at. Hey, I'm slowly learning, like my recent 'discovery' of the Oval BA.
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Police are looking for the suspects responsible for an armed robbery that occurred Dec. 9 at Grotto's Pizza, 2015 Concord Pike, Wilmington.
Investigators say the suspects confronted the 23-year-old female employee, all of whom were armed with handguns and wearing masks. They say she ran from the building but one of the suspects chased her and made her sit on the kitchen floor; with her hands bound behind her back. Police say they then forced the 37-year-old male employee into the restaurant's office where he turned over an undisclosed amount of money. They say the suspects took him to the kitchen where his hands were bound behind his back; the suspects ran away.
If anyone has information on this case, call Robbery Unit at Troop 2 at (302) 834-2630 ext. 6 or Delaware Crime Stoppers at (800) 847-3333 or visit tipsubmit.com.
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A large toothed ring (part of the chainset) that drives the chain via the pedals and cranks.
The two horizontal parts of the bike frame that join the bottom bracket to the rear wheel.
A less commonly used term for a sprocket.
The arms which drive the chainwheels. Cranks are bolted to the crankshaft.
The axle to which the cranks are attached.
The mechanism which moves the chain from one chainring or sprocket to another.
The mechanism on a bike that changes its rate of motion; low gears make it harder to pedal while high gears make it easier.
The part of the bicycle which the rider takes hold of.
The seat of a bicycle.
A part of a bicycle which absorbs the impact of a wheel going over an obstacle, making for a smoother ride.
The rear cog, normally a smaller toothed ring, which fits onto the rear wheel; also called a cog or cogwheel.
The setup comprising the chainwheels, chain and rear sprocket.


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Cold Comfortby David Olenick
Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
ice cream, pint, emotional eating, food...
Oh my, this is perfect!
I know the feeling! Awesome!
:') very accurate
Come here, you! Pillow is perfect accessory to this crime...Great werk!!
Lol. On some of us, everyone knows. Diabolical spoon...
Great work.
Great work.
oh man, truly evil ;)
Brilliant :)
thx so much amanda, TheCore, tia, TotalBabyCakes, brenda, amelia and MyNameIsFaye!! you guys GET IT! ;-)
Haha, awesome!
thx nicklas!
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you guys are very kind - and so glad u can relate, jenn, wharton, fareea, yetiland, nick, sherie, libertad and justand8!! this is a no judgement zone!! ;-)
I can hear the ice cream speaking, in a dark, quiet whisper..hahaha!!!!!
right!! that's how it talks to me. ;-)
thx so much daniel!
Ha! This is great! Nice work :)
thank you natasha! :-)
thx justin!
Very cool piece :)
thx guillermo!
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amazing as always!
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thx zipzappop!! will get around to putting up shirts... I'll post here when i do!
This TOTALLY could have been me tonight. Instead I've been snacking on kiwis and chocolate mint flavored gum.
well done aurelia, stay strong! ;-)
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This was me on New Year's Eve. Love it.
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spotted some of your awesome works in a new Threadless cards section at Target! It's awesome! Congrats to you, as always!
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Simplicity Sofas: Small Space Furniture
Direct from the High Point Factory
Store Profile
- Location: Online sales/North Carolina headquarters
- Specialty: Factory direct small space sofas.
- Price range: ($$) Mid-Range
- Website: simplicitysofas.com/index.php
Store History
- Founded by: Jeff Frank and Glenn Laughlin
- Headquarters: High Point, North Carolina
Simplicity Sofas is unique. All of its furniture is patented (or patent pending) and not available anywhere else. Simplicity Sofas manufactures large and small sofas, apartment sofas, studio sofas, sleepers and sectionals. All furniture is custom-built the old-fashioned way, one piece at a time, to your individual specifications using quality components such as solid oak frames and Ultracel® premium cushions with a lifetime warranty. The furniture is shipped directly to you. No Retail middlemen and no retail markups.
We're always excited to learn about new sofa resources to add to our Marketplace — and even more so when it's one specializing in small space furniture. Simplicity Sofas offers apartment sized furniture that is bench made in High Point, North Carolina and shipped across the country via UPS Freight with some (easy) assembly required.
The internet is having a big impact on how furniture manufacturers can offer their product to consumers. Simplicity Sofas is a perfect example of that. Based in High Point, North Carolina, Simplicity works directly with consumers via the internet, cutting out showrooms and other middlemen so that they can keep their prices competitive with imported sofas.
For small space dwellers, Simplicity specializes in apartment sized sofas, chairs and even sectionals and sleepers. To help maneuver tight stairways and small door frames, the furniture is delivered in pieces that are easily assembled by the customer. Don't let the threat of assembly scare you off. Simplicity Sofas shared a video of an 8-year-old putting together a sofa so you can probably handle it.
Sofa pricing starts at $899. Customers can choose from over 250 fabric options or supply their own. Fabric swatches can be ordered for free via the website. Most orders are built and shipped within 4 to 5 weeks via UPS Freight.
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May 29, 2016
ST. GEORGE ISLAND, Fla. (AP) -- Tropical Storm Debby has made
landfall on the northwest coast of Florida.
The National Hurricane Center said Tuesday afternoon that Debby
made landfall near Steinhatchee with top winds of 40 mph.
Debby is expected to weaken to a tropical depression Tuesday
Debby has drenched Florida for four straight days and
forecasters warn that even though the storm is weakening, the
threat of flooding remains.
The deluge has spoiled vacations for many visitors.
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American Family Home Office, School or Studio Coverage helps reduce that risk by extending your personal liability and medical expense coverage to business use of your insured location. It also increases coverage by $5,000 for business personal property, including equipment, supplies, merchandise in storage and furnishings.
For an additional premium, you may apply to further increase the business personal property coverage limit for these types of property.
For more information on the American Family Home Office, School or Studio Endorsement, contact your American Family Insurance agent.
This summary represents only a brief description of coverages. Coverage features and limits vary by state. Some products are not available in every state. Please check with your agent and read the policy for exact details on coverages and exclusions.
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|School board to meet March 5
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Holyoke School District Re-1J Board of Education will meet Tuesday, March 5 at 7 p.m. in the board meeting room, HJHS Room 218.
Items on the superintendent's report include leadership committee, BOCES curriculum collaboration/school calendar and unified improvement plans for the district.
Board member items include three policy changes introduced Feb. 25 and rescheduling of a board meeting date for the first meeting in April.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Metro Transit Police say a Virginia station manager has been charged with felony embezzlement.
Forty-four-year-old Kenneth Peters was arrested on Oct. 16 after a months-long internal investigation, said Philip Stewart, WMATA Public Information Officer.
"The internal investigation found that Peters transferred value from paper fare cards onto SmarTrip cards for the purpose of reselling them," said Stewart.
Peters was immediately suspended after the investigation -- he was a WMATA employee since 1999.
Statement from Metro Transit Police Chief Ron Pavlik:
The fraudulent activity alleged in this case is an affront to all Metro employees. As stewards of the public's trust, Metro Transit Police are committed to prosecuting these crimes to the full extent of the law.


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Cool use for not-so-frozen fruit
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- As I became increasingly suspicious Saturday that the electrical supply knocked out by the awesomely awful storm Friday might not return any time soon, I debated how to salvage foodstuffs from the steadily warming refrigerator and freezer.
Naturally, I had made a large trip to not one, but two, grocery stores earlier in the day Friday. We overstuffed sandwiches with pricey deli meats for lunch and roasted a brisket on the outdoor gas grill for dinner.
The freezer held bags of frozen fruit covered with condensation, which I gathered up and headed to the still-electrified office, where I stuffed them in the freezer and later pulled out my blender to make smoothies.
I confess that I'm not a big maker or consumer of smoothies, despite the obvious benefits of quick, healthy meals in a glass. Throw a few ingredients in a blender and "whrrrr," you're done. I personally like a little crunch in my meals and snacks, but they certainly hit the spot on a sweltering day.
The basic ingredients of healthy fruit smoothies seem to be fruit, fruit juice and ice, or for a creamier version, fruit, low-fat milk or soy milk and yogurt, preferably low fat, but really anything goes. Especially when it's fruit thawing in the freezer.
I had better luck blending the slightly thawed fruit because my blender, of average strength, had trouble cutting through the larger, more solid frozen pieces of strawberries and peaches.
Since the smoothie fest, I've learned a few more basics of blending.
It seems you can add anything to the smoothie blender, even vegetables, and foist the healthful concoctions on unsuspecting children. Suddenly, they've slurped down two or three fruit and vegetable servings and called it delicious.
My health-conscious niece Sarah blends a fruit smoothie every morning for breakfast. She adds a handful of spinach, which she says doesn't change the taste, but does turn the concoction an unappetizing brownish color. The shade seems to put off the rest of her family and college roommates, who haven't jumped on the smoothie bandwagon. The spinach adds vitamins and antioxidants.
Naturally sweet shredded carrots pack a powerful antioxidant and vitamin A wallop when added to smoothies. Cooked sweet potatoes, avocado and cucumbers also add vitamins and fiber.
Sarah uses soy milk instead of regular milk because she's concerned about hormones that some cow milk contains. Additions such as almond milk, soy milk or silken tofu add protein to boost their staying power. Flaxseed (Sarah recommends the powdered form) adds beneficial omega-3 and -6 fatty acids.
Limit additions such as ice cream, frozen yogurt, sugary fruit juices, chocolate and peanut butter if you're watching calories and fat.
Next time I make smoothies, I hope it's because I want to, not because I'm saving foods from the garbage bin.
Reach Julie Robinson at email@example.com or 304-348-1230.
Frozen Blueberry Smoothie
Serves 1.
1/2 cup frozen blueberries
1/2 cup low-fat vanilla yogurt
1/2 cup 1 percent milk
2 tablespoons honey
2 to 3 ice cubes (optional)
COMBINE all ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth or to desired consistency, and then serve in glasses.
Nutrition information per serving: calories 307, total fat 2.9g, total carbohydrates 59.8g, fiber 1.8g, sugars 56.7g and protein 11.8g.
Source: smoothieweb.com
Strawberry Banana Soy Smoothie
Serves 2
1 ripe banana
2 cups frozen strawberries (8 ounces)
1 cup soy milk
2 tablespoons honey
COMBINE all ingredients in a blender, and blend until smooth.
Nutrition information per serving: calories 235, saturated fat zero, unsaturated fat 2g, cholesterol zero, carbohydrates 52g, sodium 67mg; sodium 5g and fiber 5g.
Source: wholeliving.com
Creamy Peach Smoothie
Serves 2
2 cups unsweetened frozen sliced peaches
1/2 cup skim milk
1/2 cup orange juice
1/2 cup nonfat vanilla yogurt
COMBINE all ingredients in a blender, and blend until smooth.
Nutritional information: calories 161, fat 1g, cholesterol 4mg, carbohydrates 39g, protein 7g and fiber 2g
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Blackberry-Cinnamon Smoothie
Serves 2
1 1/2 cups frozen blackberries
1/2 cup low-fat plain yogurt
1/2 cup low-fat buttermilk
1 tablespoon honey
1/8 teaspoon ground
COMBINE all ingredients in a blender, and blend until smooth.
Nutritional information: calories 168, saturated fat 1g, unsaturated fat 1g, cholesterol 6mg, carbohydrates 34g, sodium 109mg, protein 7g and fiber 6g.
Source: wholeliving.com
Chocolate and Peanut Butter Smoothie
Serves 1
3/4 cup frozen berries
1/4 cup low-fat vanilla yogurt
1/2 cup low-fat chocolate soy milk
2 tablespoons reduced-fat all-natural peanut butter
COMBINE all ingredients in a blender, and blend until smooth.
Nutrition information per serving: 355 calories, 14g fat, 41g carbohydrate, 15g protein
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All branches closed for Memorial Day, May 30th.
Let's Rock the 1980s
Rock and roll in the 1980s was a curious mix of everything that had gone before plus a whole lot more: big stars, big hair, and big shoulder pads.
You had new wave, punk, heavy metal and dance sitting side by side in the charts. After years of album rock, concept albums and tracks that could stretch across a side of vinyl, the focus returned to singles and commercial viability. It was a decade in which small sub-genres took hold. There was a Minnesota sound, a Seattle sound, a Manchester sound. Synthesizers replaced guitars and drum machines set a relentless beat. Some '80s stars had enduring careers, like Madonna, Prince, Michael Jackson, and U2. Others burned for a shorter time, like Cyndi Lauper, the B-52s and Guns N' Roses.
This was also the decade in which rap came out of the 'hood and began penetrating suburbia, led by Run-DMC and Public Enemy, changing the way white kids like the Beastie Boys walked and talked and wore their hats. It was a time of Boy George and the Smiths, Bon Jovi and Talking Heads.
It was all going on. To enjoy the decade, check out our New, Best, Fun list and explore the '80s.


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An IUCN delegation to the African Development Bank (ADB)
18 December 2009 | News story
Led by the IUCN Director General, Julia Marton-Lefèvre, a delegation from the secretariat (composed of Margarita Astralaga, Aimé Nianogo Ali Kaka and Jean-Yves Pirot) paid a working visit to the African Development Bank in Tunis on December 2nd and 3rd, 2009. The delegation was received by President Donald Kaberuka in the presence of the OSVP Vice-President Kamal Elkheshen.
The visit aimed, firstly at discussing the future cooperation between IUCN and AfDB, following the signature of a MoU between the two institutions in August 2008; and secondly, at coming to an agreement on future steps forward to provide concrete actions to the collaboration.
A technical meeting chaired by the OSAN.4 Division Manager K. Johm was held between the IUCN delegation and experts of the ADB. A presentation by IUCN initially outlined how the institution is structured, the content of its programme 2009-2012 and presented potential areas of collaboration with the Bank. During the discussions, opportunity for both institutions to collaborate on several aspects to improve the delivery of their respective programs was noted. The following potential areas have been identified: Knowledge Management, Global Environment Facility, Independent scientific and technical assessments, Energy and climate change, Catchment management, Integrated Water Resources Management.
Owing to its expertise on local community participation, land restoration, and river basin management in general, IUCN is involved in the implementation of programs planned for 2010 by the OSAN namely the Niger Basin Authority (second phase) and the Mano River and the Kandadji Environmental Monitoring programmes.
The parties will agree on the monitoring mechanism to be implemented. It was suggested to IUCN to appoint an expert who will work with ADB to further explore the issues identified and the operationalization of the collaboration.


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Epilepsy is a chronic disorder characterized by recurrent seizures and is one of the most common neurological disorders. Seizures can have many symptoms ranging from brief sensations, movements, or confusion to convulsions. The frequency of these episodes range from more than once a day to less than once a year. Because the symptoms and frequency of seizures are so variable, making a diagnosis of epilepsy can be difficult. Some people with epilepsy experience seizures for several years before a correct diagnosis is made.
Part of the Neurosciences Institute, the Epilepsy Program at Albany Med is the only center in northeastern New York to offer expert and global management of this complex brain illness, and one of a few centers in New York to offer an incomparable degree of clinical competency. Albany Med's adult comprehensive Epilepsy Program has been granted membership into the prestigious National Association of Epilepsy Centers (NAEC), becoming one of just six such programs in the state to be recognized. The program also received a Level 4 designation by the NAEC, the highest it offers, and shared by the best academic centers in the country. A Level 4 rating from the NAEC indicates a center offers the most advanced medical and surgical diagnostic and treatment options for epilepsy.
Each year, Albany Med performs more than 2,000 electroencephalograms(EEG) and evaluates more than 300 patients in its inpatient epilepsy monitoring unit (EMU) for improved medical care or surgical cure. The epicenter of Albany Med's program is the inpatient epilepsy monitoring unit, which offers the most advanced monitoring experience available today, including wireless brainwave recording. The EMU operates 24 hours a day and is staffed by dedicated epilepsy nurses and technologists.
|Dr. Anthony Ritaccio, professor of neurology and neurosurgery at Albany Medical College and director of the epilepsy and brain mapping program, discusses the region-exclusive benefits Albany Med's comprehensive epilepsy center provides to patients.
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For two years, medications controlled Kevin Volk's seizures caused by epilepsy, but didn't stop them. Surgeons at Albany Med, using complex brain mapping techniques, were able to find and remove the part of Kevin's brain that caused his seizures.
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Bruce Springsteen has re-recorded "The Ghost of Tom Joad" with Rage Against the Machine star Tom Morello for a new album of covers and revamps.
"High Hopes," which will be The Boss' 18th studio album, also features eight other collaborations with Morello.
Morello temporarily joined Springsteen's E Street Band on its 2013 Australian tour while regular guitarist Steven Van Zandt was filming his Netflix series "Lilyhammer" in Scandinavia.
The new album, which also features fan favorites "Harry's Place," "Frankie Fell In Love" and "Dream Baby Dream," will be released in January.


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I just wanted to post pics of my situation. I could not find where my dad put the camera, so I took some from my lap top. I have been on propecia as you guys now for 11 months and a half. so far nothing has changed. still losing a ton of hair. IMO my crown looks thinner during the time on propecia.
here are some pics. should I quit propecia? Ignore the premature grey hair lol. at 26 I am cursed lol. sorry if the quality isnt that good. what are your thoughts. You guys think I still have time for it to kick in?


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AMHERST -- Sunday's weather was beautiful, but the day became bleak for the Danicki family of Amherst. Their beloved 5-year-old dog, Maya, was stabbed to death by a man taking his young daughter and her dog for an outing on Red Tailed Lane, Amherst police said.
Gerald Miller, of Lakewood, told police around noon he stabbed the German shepherd chow mix Maya in the back with a 7-inch folding knife, police said.
Miller claims Maya attacked his daughter's dog, Sugar, a Pomeranian, then started after him, according to the police report.
But Maya's owner, Bob Danicki said the dogs knew each other and he doesn't understand why Maya was killed. Maya was in her yard, which had an invisible fence, and Sugar was not on a leash, he said
Danicki called 911 and drove Maya to Lorain County Animal Emergency Center, but she died on the way, the report said.
Amherst Prosecutor Frank Carlson said he spoke with police today and charges are pending. Miller could be charged with animal cruelty, according to police.


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Holly Ridge Town Council candidates were sent the following questions by The Daily News in advance of the Nov. 5 municipal election. This is the full, unedited written response by one of five candidates vying for five council vacancies.
Name: George Lang
Office you are seeking: Holly Ridge City Council
Address: Belvedere Drive, Holly Ridge, N.C.
Date of birth: 7/14/1943
City of birth: Frankfurt, Germany
County of birth:
How voters can contact you: firstname.lastname@example.com
Occupation: Retired
Education: BS degree in Public Safety
Prior publicly elected, appointed or held positions: Planning Board Riverdale NJ, Planning Board, Holly Ridge, Holly Ridge Housing Authority, Holly Ridge Firemen Relief Fund
Leadership experience: Retired Police officer NJ, 29 years teacher Vocational High School NJ
How long have you live in the municipality for which you seek office? summer place since 2005, full time since 2011
Why are you running for office? have interest in serving the residents and will bring new vision for Holly Ridge
What specific issue would you most like to address while in office? community needs change over time but right now there is a priority for more commercial Business and more Industry, currently Holly Ridge is seeing an increase in residential growth but my membership of the Land Use Committee would address other issues.
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YANGON, Myanmar (AP) - An explosion that injured an American guest in one of the ritziest hotels in Myanmar's main city was caused by a small, homemade time bomb placed in her room, police said Tuesday.
It was the most high-profile in a series of explosions that the government alleges is an attempt to tarnish the image of the budding democracy as it emerges from decades of oppressive military rule. In less than a week, a restaurant, two bus stops, Buddhist temples and a market have been targeted.
Police officer Myint Htwe said three suspects were detained in connection with the blast midnight Monday at the Traders Hotel, located in the heart of Yangon and one of the most popular spots among foreign tourists, business people and aid workers.
The crude device was hidden in the bathroom, wounding a 43-year-old American woman, police said. Her husband and two young children, aged 5 and 7, were unharmed. It did not appear that the family had been directly targeted.
Thick shards of glass from the shattered windows of the ninth-floor room landed in the street more than 30 meters (100 feet) away.
State-run TV said a fourth suspect, apparently captured on the hotel's security camera, was hauled in by authorities in Mon State.
The country has been rocked by small explosions in recent days, including two before dawn Tuesday in Saggaing near Mandalay - just hours after the attack on the Traders Hotel. Police said the first of those explosions occurred in the restaurant of a hotel used by tourists and the second at the Taw Oo Pone Nya Shin Pagoda. No one was injured, police officer Tin Maung Aye said.
Few details were available about the other blasts, although one media report said they killed at least two people wounded several others.
"These are deliberate acts to create panic, but the people should be cautious not to fall into the trap," said Aung San Suu Kyi, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate who now serves as the opposition leader in parliament. She said it's very important for authorities "to urgently expose the perpetrators."
The government speculated the bombings are being organized by individuals or groups who want to smear the country's image as it prepares to take leadership of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations regional grouping in 2014.
It is also hosting the Southeast Asian Games, a showcase sporting event, later this year.
"Someone or some organization" wants to "make the international community misunderstand the situation of stability and peace in Myanmar," said Ko Ko Hlaing, a political adviser to the president.
He ticked off the many potential suspects, from political dissidents to religious extremists inside the country and out, but stressed that the investigation was still in the early stages.
Small bombings occurred frequently in Myanmar during 50 years of military rule, most often blamed on armed exiled groups or ethnic rebels. But they have been rare since the nominally civilian government of President Thein Sein took office in 2011 and made sweeping reforms.
But many activists and rights groups say Myanmar is still far from free, and dissent is still frequently stifled.
A dozen police and heavily armed soldiers with a sniffer dog entered the Traders Hotel soon after the explosion.
Witnesses saw blood on the injured woman's arm and below her waist as she was escorted through the lobby by her husband and taken to a Yangon hospital. A U.S. Embassy official said consular officials had met with her and were providing assistance.
The wounds were not life-threatening. By late Tuesday afternoon the family was reunited and on a plane headed for Bangkok.
Traders Hotel general manager Phillip Couvaras said in a statement that the hotel, part of the Shangri-La group, was working with authorities to investigate what happened and would not comment further because it was an active police investigation.
Associated Press writers Aye Aye Win, Esther Htusan and Todd Pitman contributed to this report.


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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton failed to do her job. She acknowledged a �systemic breakdown� cited by an independent review of issues leading up to the armed assault on the American-occupied compound in Benghazi, Libya, and said her department was taking additional steps to increase security at U.S. diplomatic facilities.
In most jobs, if there are �systemic breakdowns,� people are fired. But in this case, liberals and the fawning media gush that Clinton had done an extraordinary job. How can anyone come to that conclusion when four Americans are dead on her watch?
Oh sure, she �took responsibility� but blamed intelligence, Defense and everyone else, as liberals typically do. When asked how it happened and that the American people still don�t know, she responded with �What difference, at this point, does it make? It is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening.�
With all due respect, as a polite person might say, that is simply a load of garbage. From her first day on the job in 2009, it was her responsibility to ensure the security of our diplomatic missions overseas and prevent the deaths of her employees! It is not her job to fly around the world while waiting for something to happen and then decide to figure out what happened and prevent it in the future.
Why didn�t this extraordinary leader and all the other oh-so-smart liberals on her staff figure it out in the previous four years? The ambassador and three other brave Americans might be alive today.
When Republicans are in these positions, Democrats, the media and other leftists typically find them less than extraordinary but manage to blame them for everything that happens � since they�re the ones �in charge.� But when the smartest people in the world (usually liberals) are in power, we are told that the job is so massive and complex no one could possibly be accountable for everything that happens.
Democrats, it seems, are never held accountable.
Could it be that liberal politics mandates that the left�s lust for power and control will be allowed to override the deaths of four Americans due to a lack of vision and outright failure at the highest levels?
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Dallas, TX (Sports Network) - Cristopher Nilstorp stopped 31 shots to notch
his first NHL victory, as the Dallas Stars slipped past the San Jose Sharks,
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Jamie Benn and Jaromir Jagr each registered a goal and an assist, while
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|First Baptist to celebrate 125th, new church facility
|Written by Darci Tomky
First Baptist Church of Holyoke is set to celebrate its 125th anniversary and a new church facility during a month-long celebration. Four Sundays in March will feature a 10:30 a.m. service followed by a meal and fellowship at the new church location at 1000 E. Johnson St.
Pastor Gordon Penfold, Associate Pastor Chad Rozelle, Pastor Ismael Lopez and the congregation are excited to see old friends as well as meet new acquaintances from the community.
Sunday, March 3 will celebrate the church's 125th anniversary. Pastor Joe Stewart, who served First Baptist in the 1970s and '80s, will give the message during the morning service. Following the noon meal, a special afternoon program will allow the congregation and visitors to hear memories and stories from the church's 125-year history.
A month-long celebration is planned at First Baptist Church, beginning with the 125th anniversary Sunday, March 3 and ending with the building dedication Sunday, March 24 at the new facility at 1000 E. Johnson St.
The celebration continues Sunday, March 10, when the church will honor first responders and medical professionals, and Sunday, March 17, a day to honor local educators.
The building dedication is set for Sunday, March 24, with special guests including the contractors for the new facility and Holyoke/Phillips County officials and employees. The morning's message will be given by Dr. Paul Borden, director of the Rocky Mountain Church Network.
In order for everyone to fellowship together on those four Sunday mornings, Saturday night Vintage and Sunday night Vida Abundante will not meet.
Church organized in 1888
Feb. 4, 1888, a small group met at 2 p.m. in the parlor of the Sawyer House (later known as the Sears Hotel) in Holyoke for the purpose of organizing a missionary Baptist church. James H. Turner, Mrs. Sarah Turner, Mrs. Minnie Buel and Rev. D.B. Jacobus offered their names to form the new organization, adopting the New Hampshire Articles of Faith.
The original church structure at 343 S. Baxter Ave. was built in 1893, five years after First Baptist Church was organized in Holyoke.
The church slowly grew, holding their meetings in school rooms, residences, the Methodist church, Grand Army of Republic Hall and Sherman Hall.
Sunday school was first organized Feb. 22, 1891 with George W. Garland elected superintendent, a role he served for nearly 40 consecutive years until his death in 1930.
In 1893, according to church records, Pastor J.A. Price said, with hammer saw and plane in hand, "Come, let us arise and build." After 10 short months, First Baptist's first real "house of worship," located at 343 S. Baxter Ave., was dedicated to the Lord, free of debt. The congregation was generous with their money and was not afraid to work.
First Baptist's second church building was raised on the original site at 343 S. Baxter Ave. in 1928. An education wing was later added in 1961.
This first church structure had four small classrooms while the other classes met in the main room.
In 1894, in what could be the driest year in the history of northeast Colorado, many of the church's members fell on hard times and were scattered, but the church did not give up and seemed only to be "fired with greater zeal," according to church records.
A large bell, approximately 36 inches in diameter, was installed in the belfry of the church in 1898. It is still the same bell in the church on Baxter Avenue, and it will soon be moved to the new church on Johnson Street.
During J.T. Jenkins' pastorate from 1902-10, the congregation no longer had to sit on wooden chairs but now had pews installed—the same pews in the balcony of the Baxter Avenue church used up until this year. Also during Jenkins' time, the church was given its first communion set, and a parsonage and barn were built next to the church in 1907.
Rev. J.T. Jenkins served the church from 1902-10, at which time the church purchased pews, the same pews that were used in the former church balcony through this year.
Beginning in February 1928, the old church was torn down and a new one built in its place, with services first held there Oct. 14, 1928. Locals donated a great deal of time, supplies, labor and financial support for the 60-by-60-foot Kellastone stucco building with a full basement, 10 classrooms and a sanctuary. It was built at a cost of $16,000.
After building the new church, many people fell on hard times in the 1930s. Around 1940, the church was left free of all indebtedness by the cancellation of two notes held by Mrs. A.M. Garland and Mrs. Cora Shafer, in what was said to be a note burning party at the church.
During special meetings held at the church in June 1938, young artist John Drawz painted the verse Acts 16:31 on the wall in the front of the sanctuary. Members will also remember the impressive paintings for the background of the church baptistry.
In 1961, First Baptist celebrated a groundbreaking ceremony for the new educational wing, later known as the Fellowship Hall, completed for $24,500. At this time they also received new padded pews.
In 1974, the church voted to leave the American Baptist Association and join the fellowship of the Conservative Baptist of America and to become part of the Rocky Mountain Conservative Baptist Association.
Members of the congregation at First Baptist Church gather for a picture in the church sanctuary in the late 1940s.
AWANA, or Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed, began in 1983, as a Wednesday night children's program where kids memorize verses, sing songs, play games and hear a short message. Jim Pfau served as commander for many years.
October 2007 First Baptist kicked off their contemporary Saturday night Vintage Faith and Worship service.
Vida Abundante, a Spanish-speaking church established in Holyoke in 1997, joined First Baptist in March 2009, meeting Sunday evenings with Pastor Ismael Lopez.
Major ministries over the years have included youth groups, women's ministries, men's studies, vacation Bible school, Christmas programs and Mothers of Preschoolers or MOPS ministry, just to name a few.
First Baptist broke ground July 2011 on a new debt-free $1.6 million facility at 1000 E. Johnson St. on the southeast edge of Holyoke. The 14,000-square-foot building has spacious rooms with an auditorium that seats 240, fellowship hall, multi-purpose/youth room, classrooms, offices, nursery and kitchen. The first services were held there a month ago, the weekend of Sunday, Jan. 20.
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New York City is known for skyscrapers, but its smaller-scale historic houses offer an opportunity to time travel to a rich cultural past. Once functioning as country estates for New York's wealthiest families as well as working farms and homesteads, the houses are a throwback to an era that's hard to imagine in today's bustling urban environment. Preserved in bucolic settings in City parks and located in all five boroughs, the houses boast grand architecture, lovely gardens, working farms and commanding views. Inside, you'll find many personal items of NYC's earliest residents and finely restored decorative arts and furnishings—and you'll learn how these homes serve as an important link to New York City's social and architectural history from colonial times to the present. Read on for more about some of these marvelous manses.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama's choice to head the CIA faces a Senate Intelligence Committee confirmation hearing just hours after lawmakers are expected to receive a classified report providing the rationale for drone strikes targeting Americans working with al-Qaida overseas.
The White House counterterrorism chief, John Brennan, is Obama's nominee to run the nation's spy agency. He helped manage the deadly drone program.
Brennan's confirmation hearing Thursday sets the stage for a public airing of some of the most controversial programs in the covert war on al-Qaida, from the deadly drone strikes to the CIA's use of interrogation techniques like waterboarding during the George W. Bush administration.
The Senate committee's chairman, Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein, said the secret legal opinion about drone strikes would be provided to her committee by Thursday morning.
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