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- Rafael Nadal on skipping this week's tourney in Barcelona where he's 5-time champ
Smart move. When you've so thoroughly dominated the rest of the field on clay over your career I think you can skip a tourney here or there on the slippery stuff and it won't really matter.
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Bonita Springs, Florida (News-Press) -- It's just one more tale in the long history of the Everglades Wonder Gardens.
Bonita Springs man -- frustrated the historic site is closing soon -- broke into the zoo, cut the locks on almost every cage and set many
animals free sometime early Monday morning.
Lee County Sheriff's Office arrested Steven Trew, 58, for burglary and
damage to the property. Several of the animals broke free but didn't
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their cages by zoo staff, according to owner David Piper.
animal cages were cut, and the wood that held the locking mechanism on
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first thought was the mountain lion because she is the most dangerous
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got out. The mountain lion cage was wide open, but she never left."
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was pitch black," Wollman said. "Then I heard the flamingos, and when
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Tim Ferry was caught in a major pile up in the first turn of the main event and shortly after pulled off the track with an injured ankle. No word yet how bad his injury is but send good vibes and hopefully we'll see him next weekend!
On Friday in Daytona, FL the Supercross boys had a rough time. Josh Grant had a big crash in the qualifier and did not make the main event. He was banged up but will definitely race next weekend in New Orleans.
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IATA's new Pacific Rim focus
December 06, 2010
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that its Board of Governors has selected Tony Tyler, CEO of Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways, in a unanimous decision to fill the post of IATA Director General and CEO following the retirement of the current Director General and CEO, Giovanni Bisignani, next year.
For many industry watchers, it's a long overdue move reflecting the dominance of the Asia Pacific air cargo market.
By IATA's own reckoning, Asia-Pacific airlines reported a 14.9 percent year-on-year increase in international freight demand, translating to an impressive 22 percent annualized growth rate for the region's carriers, reflecting the strong economic recovery particularly in China and India. With a 44 percent share of total freight traffic, the growth experienced by Asia-Pacific airlines played a large role in the uptick seen in overall industry freight volumes.
The Board will recommend Tyler's appointment to IATA's Annual General Meeting planned for 6-8 June 2011 in Cairo Egypt. Tyler's duties as the Association's head are scheduled to commence July 1, 2011.
"The IATA Board agreed to recommend Tony Tyler as the next Director General and CEO of IATA. Tony's leadership of Cathay Pacific through challenging times prepares him well for the job. His knowledge of Asia will help IATA take advantage of opportunities in the industry's largest market. And his global experience gives Tony the right perspective for our global association," said David Bronczek, CEO of FedEx Express and Chairman of the IATA Board of Governors.
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The beer can house, a Houston landmark, sits between newer homes Wednesday, July 10, 2013, in Houston. Former owner John Milkovisch covered the outside on the house with siding made of cut and flatten beer cans and garlands made from the lids. The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art, a local nonprofit that preserves art installations in the city, bought the property about 10 years ago, restored the house and it opened it to the public. (AP Photo/Pat Sullivan)


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Anxiety [1]
Listen to the Cancer.Net Podcast: Cancer and Anxiety [3], adapted from this content.
Key Messages
- Anxiety may occur among people with cancer.
- Your doctor may periodically ask you questions about your mood during and after cancer treatment to evaluate your risk for anxiety and to find out if you have any symptoms of anxiety.
- It is important to talk with your health care team if you are experiencing symptoms of anxiety at any point in between your regular appointments.
- The symptoms of anxiety may be managed using therapy, relaxation techniques, or medication.
Anxiety and cancer
Anxiety is defined as feeling nervous, on edge, or worried much of the time. Anxiety is a normal human emotion that alerts your body to respond to a threat. However, intense and prolonged anxiety is a disorder that may interfere with your daily activities and relationships.
Many people with cancer experience symptoms of anxiety, with fears triggered by the uncertainties of a cancer diagnosis. Fear of death from the cancer may be a concern. Other fears may include having the cancer return or spread after treatment [4], anxiety about receiving treatment or experiencing treatment-related side effects [5], losing control over future life decisions, becoming dependent on others, and the possibility of changes in your relationships with family and friends.
A person's symptoms of anxiety may worsen the physical side effects caused by cancer. For example, fatigue [6] caused by anxiety may heighten fatigue caused by cancer treatment. Or, worry caused by anxiety may affect a person's ability to make choices about cancer treatments. Anxiety also affects a person's other emotions and quality of life.
Symptoms of anxiety
The symptoms may be mild or severe, occurring in short episodes that end quickly (acute anxiety) or remain over time (chronic anxiety). Some of the symptoms of anxiety may be similar to symptoms of depression [7], with differences in intensity and frequency.
Acute anxiety. With acute anxiety you may frequently experience the following symptoms for a short time:
- A feeling of intense fear or dread
- A feeling of detachment from yourself or your surroundings
- Heart palpitations or rapid heartbeat
- High blood pressure
- Chest pain
- Shortness of breath
- A feeling of suffocation
- Sweating
- Chills
- Dizziness or lightheadedness
- Trembling
- Nausea, diarrhea, heartburn, or a change in appetite
- Abdominal pain
Chronic anxiety. With chronic anxiety you may experience the above symptoms, in addition to one or more of the following symptoms, which typically last for a longer time:
- Excessive worrying
- Restlessness
- Muscle tension
- Insomnia (the inability to fall asleep or stay asleep)
- Irritability
- Fatigue
- Difficulty concentrating
- Indecision (difficulty making decisions)
It is important to tell your doctor or another member of your health care team if you experience any of these symptoms. However, such symptoms are not necessarily related to anxiety; some may instead be side effects of the cancer or cancer treatment (for example fatigue, insomnia, difficulty concentrating).
Screening for anxiety
The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) recommends you receive an evaluation for anxiety when you are first diagnosed with cancer and at regular periods during your treatment and recovery. This evaluation is part of a comprehensive screening called distress screening that evaluates your emotional health and quality of life. As part of this screening, your doctor will likely ask you how often you experience the following thoughts, feelings, or physical symptoms:
- Feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge
- Not being able to stop or control worrying
- Worrying too much about different things
- Trouble relaxing
- Being so restless that it is hard to sit still
- Becoming easily annoyed or irritable
- Feeling afraid that something awful will happen
Depending on how many of the above symptoms you have and how often you experience them, your doctor may refer you to supportive care services available at your institution, group therapy, or a mental health professional, such as a licensed counselor, psychologist, or psychiatrist. Learn more about counseling [8].
Treating anxiety
Medication and psychological treatments are available to help you manage your anxiety. Although it may be difficult to explain the sense of dread or fear you feel, it is important to be open with your health care team about your feelings, specific sources of your fears, physical symptoms you experience, and the effect on your daily life. This will help them address your concerns and identify appropriate techniques or treatments to help lower your anxiety.
Relaxation techniques. Relaxation techniques may be used alone or may supplement other types of treatment, such as counseling or medication, to help control the symptoms of anxiety. Some of the following methods may be done with minimal guidance, while others may require the help of an instructor.
- Deep breathing
- Progressive muscle relaxation (a technique that involves tightening and then relaxing muscles, starting at either the toes or the head and progressively relaxing all the muscles across the body)
- Guided imagery (the use of words and sounds to help you imagine positive settings, experiences, and feelings)
- Meditation (a practice of focusing attention in one direction to achieve a sense of grounding in the present moment and reduce stress)
- Hypnosis
- Biofeedback (the use of the mind to control a response from the body, such as heart rate, by paying attention to signals from the body that are measured with electrodes, which are painless electrical sensors)
- Yoga (the use of breathing and posture exercises to promote relaxation)
Psychological Treatment. This is another approach used to treat anxiety. By talking with a trained professional, you may learn to respond to challenges of feeling anxious or constantly worrying. Options include individual therapy, couples or family therapy, and group therapy.
Medication. If your anxiety symptoms are moderate to severe, you may benefit from medication. There are different types of medications available. Your doctor will select the most appropriate medication based on potential side effects, your needs, current medications, and medical history. Tell your doctor about all the cancer-related medications and supplements you are taking because they may interfere with some types of anti-anxiety medications.
After a referral to a counselor, psychiatrist, or psychologist, your oncologist will likely follow-up with you about your treatment for anxiety to gauge your satisfaction with your care and address any concerns about side effects of medications. Talk with your doctor to discuss other treatment and additional support options if your anxiety symptoms have not decreased after eight weeks, or the length of time that you and your doctor decide is appropriate.
More Information
Managing Stress [10]
Side Effects [12]
American Society of Clinical Oncology Clinical Practice Guideline: Screening, Assessment, and Care of Anxiety and Depressive Symptoms in Adults with Cancer [13]
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Cyclones Ready for 2013 Season
AMES, Iowa- Head Iowa State soccer coach Wendy Dillinger knows that game experience and leadership are key to a teams success. That is the reason the Cyclones are going to rely on those traits for the 2013 season.
Iowa State returns nine seniors to their roster this fall led by All-Big 12 star Jennifer Dominguez, who led the Big 12 in goals per game last year. Last season the crop of juniors were the driving force of the team. Now, with another year under their belts, the senior class expects to lead the Cyclones to new heights.
"We are ready to go," Dillinger said. "It has been a great preseason camp for us. The returning players, our veterans, are all coming out hungry. I think that the whole senior class is the players that shine game to game. The whole group has stepped up. When you look at the senior class as a whole, that entire group is going to lead this team."
Along with the seniors and returning players the Cyclones add 10 true freshmen into the mix this fall. Dillinger knows that under the leadership of the upperclassmen, the group of freshman can flourish this season.
The Cyclones are nearing the end of fall camp, using the practices to gel as a team and prepare for the upcoming year. Last season the Cyclones lost six games by one goal. A new practice scheme was added in hope that it will help turn close losses into wins.
"We have been holding a lot of pressure training in this camp," Dillinger said. "Everything that we have done so far has been pressure training and the players have had to execute under pressure. They have stepped up well. I think that the confidence of the veteran group has showed the way for the underclassmen. It is just a matter of staying focused."
While the Cyclones plan to score more goals this season, they know that they have a weapon in senior goalkeeper Maddie Jobe. Jobe, who had 74 saves last season, has performed at an even higher level this fall camp and gives the Cyclones a sense of security knowing that she is protecting their goal.
"She is making saves out here that are incredible," Dillinger said. "We are seeing shots where we are calling goal already and she sneaks in and pushes it wide or catches it. She has worked very hard on her distribution with her punting and also goal kicks. She has gained more ground and distance. She has improved her game tremendously. Her reaction speed and ability to anticipate what is coming is phenomenal."
With the combination of a defensive playmaker and scoring options around the field, the Cyclones are set for an exciting season.
The Cyclones will take on Illinois State Sunday at 1pm CT in Normal, Ill. in an exhibition game. Results will be available on Cyclones.com after the conclusion of the game.


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|Standard Drug Store is the place everybody goes
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The store "Where Everybody Goes" was the feature of the Enterprise's February page in the Holyoke 125th anniversary calendar. Located at 116 N. Interocean Ave., The Standard Drug Store sat just north of the main intersection in Holyoke in what is present-day El Buen Sazón. The drug store withstood the test of time, proudly standing on main street for many, many years.
This photo is possibly from the early 1920s, as the year 1923 is listed on one of the car's license plates (not pictured). Newspaper advertisements from 1923 boast The Standard Drug Store, run by Dan S. Gibbs, was the place to go for Christmas shopping with a complete line of new Columbia Grafonolas, Baldwin Pianos, jewelry, toilet articles and the best stock of dolls in the county. Residents could subscribe there for the Rocky Mountain News for 70 cents a month.
Also in 1923, the Standard conducted a contest to find the 12 most popular ladies—age 16-90—who lived in the territory. Every penny spent at the Soda Fountain in the drug store gave the purchaser two votes, while one vote was given for each penny spent in the rest of the store. The first-place lady won $50 in gold while other prizes included a Mavis toilet set, a box of Chase's best chocolates, a bottle of Nylotis perfume and a Colgate compact with the winner's initial engraved.
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Producers of TV movie phenomenon "Sharknado" have launched an online crowd-funding campaign to raise money for a bonus scene in the upcoming sequel.
Last year, the disaster film about a freak hurricane which dumps deadly sharks on the streets of Los Angeles became an unlikely hit, prompting network bosses to order a follow-up movie, due to air this summer.
While most of the filming has been completed, producers behind 'Sharknado 2: The Second One' are giving eager fans a chance to see an additional scene, consisting of "sharks, chainsaws, and chainsaws being used in the vicinity of sharks", if they reach their goal of $50,000.
Producers launched the campaign on crowdfunding site Indiegogo.com, and donors can receive rewards such as video diaries from the set and contents of the scene in advance.
Backers who donate $5,000 can win a walk-on role, and those who give $120 can have their voice mixed into the background of the film.
The sequel, which stars returning cast members Tara Reid and Ian Ziering, will air on July 30.


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AUBURN, Wash. (July 13, 2013) – Trainer Howard Belvoir and jockey Gallyn Mitchell head a stellar field of 2013 Washington Racing Hall of Fame inductees, Emerald Downs announced Saturday.
Military Hawk, winner of 12 stakes races and the second leading earner in state history with $686,128, was elected in the Male Horse category, and Table Hands, the 1979 Washington Horse of the Year, won the filly and mare division.
Also, longtime WTBA General Manager Ralph Vacca will be saluted for Lifetime Achievement, becoming only the seventh recipient of one of the state's highest awards in Thoroughbred racing, and Czech-Mate Farm, breeder of eight different state champions, will be inducted in the breeding division.
The Washington Racing Hall of Fame's 11th annual induction ceremony is Saturday, August 17, on the eve of the 78th running of the $200,000 Longacres Mile (G3).
Mitchell becomes the first jockey to make the Hall of Fame based mainly on accomplishments at Emerald Downs. The 50-year-old Mitchell—affectionately known as "Booger"—is the only jockey to ride all 18 seasons at Emerald Downs and ranks first in virtually ever major category—1,347 wins, 76 stakes wins, and $13,847,580 in earnings.
Belvoir also ranks near the top in all major training categories at Emerald Downs—No. 3 with 610 wins, No. 5 with 29 stakes wins and No. 5 with $6,252,603 in earnings. Belvoir, 69, also is the only trainer to win the Longacres Mile two straight years at Emerald Downs, accomplishing the feat with 2008 Horse of the Meeting Wasserman and 2009 Horse of the Meeting Assessment.
Military Hawk is without question one of the most durable stakes winners in Washington history, stakes-placed 37 times in an 86-race career for trainers Larry and Sharon Ross and owners George and Norma Sedlock.
A 1987 foal by Colonel Stevens-S.S. Hawk, Military Hawk won stakes at four Washington tracks—Longacres, Playfair, Yakima Meadows and Emerald Downs—and was the 1992 Washington Handicap Horse of the Year. Military Hawk also won five stakes in Northern California and one in British Columbia.
Bred by Wilbur Stadelman, Table Hands was one of the most explosive juveniles in state history. The 1979 Washington Horse of the Year, Table Hands was five-for-five that summer/fall while earning a then single-season record $219,895.
A 1977 foal by Table Run-Hold Hands, Table Hands won five stakes including the Grade 2 Del Mar Debutante, Grade 2 Hollywood Lassies Stakes, and Grade 3 Santa Ynez Stakes.
Czech-Mate Farm (John and Doris Konecny, and son Michael Konecny) was located in Enumclaw, and produced an assembly line of Washington champion, including: Flame McGoon (1988 2-year-old filly); Mahaska (1990 3-year-old filly); Handyman Bill (2003 turf horse); Infernal McGoon (2003 older filly or mare) Enumclaw Girl (2008 3-year-old filly); Quizzical (2012 3-year-old filly).
Washington Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame
Horses (year inducted)Military Hawk (2013-male), Table Hands (2013-filly or mare), Hilco Scamper (2012-male), Rings a Chime (2012-filly or mare), Pataha Prince (2011-male), Firesweeper (2011-filly or mare), Biggs (2010), Sparrow Castle (2009), Belle of Rainier (2008), Peterhof's Patea (2007), Sir William (2006), Smogy Dew (2005), Turbulator (2004), Saratoga Passage (2004), Captain Condo (2003), Chinook Pass (2003), Trooper Seven (2003).
JockeysGallyn Mitchell (2013), Paul Frey (2012), Vicky (Aragon) Baze (2011), Joe Baze (2010), Lennie Knowles (2009), Larry Pierce (2008), John Adams (2007), Albert Johnson (2006), Basil James (2005), Russell Baze (2004), Gary Baze (2003), Ralph Neves (2003), Gary Stevens (2003).
TrainersHoward Belvoir (2013), Wayne Branch (2012), Tim McCanna (2011), Bill McMeans (2010), Kathy Walsh (2009), Glen Williams (2008), R.H. McDaniel (2007), Frances Keller (2006), Bud Klokstad (2005), Charles Whittingham (2004), Allen Drumheller (2003), Jim Penney (2003), Tom Smith (2003).
BreedersCzech-Mate Farm (2013), George Newell (2012), Grousemont Farm (2011), Les Turner (2010), Wilbur & Marianne Stadelman (2009), Frank Brewster (2008), Dan Agnew (2007), C.J. Sebastian (2006), Guy & Barbara Roberts (2005), George Drumheller (2004), Herb Armstrong (2003), Jerre Paxton (2003).
Lifetime AchievementRalph Vacca (2013), Jack Hodge (2012), Karen & Mickey Taylor (2011), James Seabeck (2010), Pete Pedersen (2008), Ron Crockett (2004), Joe Gottstein (2003).
Washington Racing Hall of Fame voting is composed of 16 voters, four each from the WTBOA, HBPA, Emerald Downs and Media. There were four finalists in each category.
2013 Washington Racing Hall of Fame FinalistsMale Horse: Georgie Drum, Loto Canada, Military Hawk, Travel OrbFilly & Mare: Flag de Lune, Reba Is Tops, Run Away Stevie, Table HandsJockey: Gary Boulanger, Basil Frazier, Jack Leonard, Gallyn MitchellTrainer: Howard Belvoir, Clint Roberts, Larry & Sharon Ross, Wesley WardBreeder: Czech-Mate Farm, Griffin Place, Gunshy Manor, Savario Farm


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WXIA -- Hiring Our Heroes is bringing new jobs to Atlanta for the military and their families this year.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and American Legion are hosting a free job fair for veterans, active duty military members, guard and reserve members, and their spouses Wednesday, Jan. 29, from 9 am until noon at American Legion Post 251 in Duluth.
Hiring Our Heroes, a program launched in March of 2011, is a nationwide initiative to find military members and their families meaningful employment.
Last year, Hiring Our Heroes hosted over 200 job fairs in 49 states. Through these fairs, over 14,000 veterans and military spouses landed jobs.
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Royals set winter 40-man roster
The Royals today announced their winter 40-man Major League roster. The Royals have selected the contracts of infielder Jeff Bianchi, outfielders Jarrod Dyson and Jordan Parraz, catcher Manuel Pina and right-handed pitcher Blake Wood from the Omaha (AAA) roster.
To make room on the Major League roster, the Royals outrighted right-handed pitchers Devon Lowery and Doug Waechter to Omaha. Both can elect free agency beginning tomorrow. In addition, the Royals designated infielder Tug Hulett for assignment and requested Unconditional Release Waivers on right-handed pitcher Julio Pimentel.
Parraz, 25, was acquired by Kansas City from the Astros on December 11, 2008. The right-handed hitter and thrower opened 2009 at NW Arkansas, batting .358 with 17 doubles, three triples, seven home runs, 42 RBI and 35 runs scored in 64 games, compiling a .451 on-base pct. and .553 slugging. After rehabbing at Idaho Falls (R) for four games, the Henderson, Nev., native hit .298 in 13 games for Omaha.
The 23-year old Bianchi, the 2008 Frank White Defensive Player of the Year, split his season between Wilmington (High A) and NW Arkansas, hitting over .300 at each stop with a combined 29 doubles, 70 RBI and 22 stolen bases in 28 attempts. The Royals' second-round pick in the 2005 Draft played mostly shortstop for the Surprise Rafters in the Arizona Fall League, batting .265 with 13 RBI in 17 games.
The speedy Dyson, 25, was Kansas City's 50th round pick in the 2006 Draft. The left-handed hitter and right-handed thrower opened the season at Burlington (A) before spending the final two and a half months of the season with NW Arkansas. The center fielder hit .258 for the Naturals in 63 games, stealing 37 bases in 43 attempts. The McComb, Miss., resident continued his season in the Arizona Fall League for Surprise, hitting .310 with two steals in 16 games.
Pina, 22, was acquired by the Royals from the Rangers organization on September 3 of this year. The Venezuelan did not appear for NW Arkansas after the trade, but hit .259 for Frisco (AA) prior to the deal and was selected as the starting catcher for the South Division in the Texas League All-Star Game.
The 24-year old Wood, the Royals' third-round selection in 2006 out of Georgia Tech, was 2-8 with a 5.83 ERA in 17 games (13 starts) for NW Arkansas. The 6-foot-5, 240-pounder also made three rehab appearances for Surprise (R). Wood returned to the desert in October to pitch for the Surprise Rafters in the Fall League, going 1-1 with a 6.75 ERA in eight games, including three starts.


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In the back of the locker room, Bobby Wagner and K.J. Wright slap hands and share grins. They're celebrating in their own linebacker vernacular, reminiscing about plays with details only they can understand. Their words sound like a foreign language, only less jarring to the unsuspecting ear because they're expressing themselves with joy and passion.
"You don't know what we're saying," Wright says to an eavesdropper. "But trust me, it's a good thing."
Just 40 minutes earlier, the Seahawks had turned "Monday Night Football" into their own infomercial, crushing the New Orleans Saints 34-7 in an earth-shaking effort that left a national audience acknowledging Seattle's excellence. The only people without their mouths agape were the brash Seahawks, who have long seen greatness coming.
"We tried to tell 'em," Wright says, bobbing his head up and down. "We tried to tell 'em."
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Three quarters into a spectacular season, the Seahawks are 11-1, alone at the top, with the best record in the NFL and a clear path to home-field advantage until the Super Bowl. They've already clinched a playoff berth. If the Seahawks beat their rival, San Francisco, on Sunday, they will clinch the NFC West division. In addition, they need to win just two of their remaining four games to clinch the No. 1 seed in the NFC, which guarantees that home-field advantage.
What the Seahawks have long expected — what has been demanded of them since their season ended in heartbreaking fashion last January — isn't just coming to fruition. The Seahawks are starting to emerge in a manner that exceeds even the great expectations placed on them as the season began.
After not winning impressively enough (at least in the minds of the overzealous) in the season's first half, the Seahawks turned dominant in the third quarter. The most recent quartet of games began with a scare, a 27-24 overtime victory against then-winless Tampa Bay that required a 21-point rally. Since then, Seattle has outscored its last three opponents 108-37. The Seahawks averaged 33.8 points for the third quarter, which is ample offense to support the NFL's No. 1-ranked defense.
In a season that has included significant injury trauma and more drug-suspension drama, the team is exactly where coach Pete Carroll hoped to be in the closing weeks. While the rest of the NFL takes notice, the Seahawks talk happily among themselves and shrug when others marvel over what they've become.
"We have a high standard," cornerback Richard Sherman says. "You can be impressed, but we already know what we can do. It's not like we're playing out of our minds. We're just doing what we do every day.
"If that's impressive, impressive is who we are."
THE NEW ORLEANS GAME could go down as a signature performance in the Carroll era. The Seahawks have had other memorable wins: the 24-23 last-minute victory over New England last season, the Fail Mary win over Green Bay last season, the two home blowouts of San Francisco over the past year. But there was something different about walloping the Saints.
For one, the Seahawks hadn't overwhelmed an opponent that good since rising to top-dog status. The Saints (9-3) had been challenging the Seahawks for NFC supremacy all season. They seemed like the perfect foe: an offensively gifted team to counter the defensive-minded Seahawks, with a legendary quarterback in Drew Brees and a Super Bowl-winning tactician in Sean Payton. New Orleans was supposed to be a better, tougher version this season, with no real holes and an underrated defense that ranked in the NFL's top five entering the game.
But it took the Seahawks only 8½ minutes to build a 10-0 lead. By the end of the first quarter, the score was 17-0. New Orleans, which was held to 188 yards by Seattle's defense, was never a threat in the game.
For the first time, this Seahawks group was in a marquee late-season game with potential championship implications. And the players handled it as if it were nothing new.
"We don't even think about the stage," Sherman said. "I know it may not seem like that because we play so well on the stage. But the stage is the same size, regardless of who we're playing."
The performance Monday vaulted Russell Wilson, who threw for 310 yards and three touchdowns, into the MVP conversation. Many now think Wilson is the only MVP competition for Peyton Manning, who is a heavy front-runner on pace to throw for 5,500 yards and 55 touchdowns.
Wilson has been steady all season, but it's no surprise that he has played his best during the Seahawks' recent surge. In four straight games, Wilson has completed at least 72 percent of his passes. In the past three games, he has thrown seven touchdown passes, zero interceptions and posted passer ratings of 134.6, 151.4 and 139.6.
Of course, Wilson ignores the MVP fuss.
"I don't care about that," he said Thursday before praising the entire offense. "I'm just trying to win football games."
It's not just about numbers with Wilson. It seems that offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell is perfectly in tune with his quarterback now. The offense fits every Wilson specification, right down to the effort the Seahawks have put into creating offense from the quarterback's scrambling ability.
The Seahawks don't just consider it random greatness when Wilson uses his feet to extend plays and complete long passes. They have worked diligently with the receivers on scramble-route rules and the notion of never giving up on a play. Now, it's common to see the Seahawks create three or four big plays a game off Wilson's creativity.
"I don't know if the league has seen that," fullback Michael Robinson said. "I really don't. For Russell to be that accurate on the move, it's incredible.
"We practice it every day. There's never a dead play in practice. We know that he's moving to throw the ball, and we have to be ready. You'd think the man had 17 eyes out there. He sees everything."
IN A 41-20 VICTORY over Minnesota in Week 11, wide receiver Percy Harvin finally made his Seahawks debut. He was only on the field for 19 plays but he contributed an amazing juggling catch for 17 yards and a 58-yard kickoff return.
Both of his electric plays led to Seattle scores. Harvin, the Seahawks' prized offseason acquisition, had missed the entire season recovering from hip surgery. He left CenturyLink Field on Nov. 17 saying, "I don't see any more setbacks."
But even with a bye week after that game, Harvin wasn't available on Monday night.
He hasn't had a setback, but his hip is sore, and his rehabilitation process continues. And so, for as much as the Seahawks have accomplished, there's still a feeling they can be even better.
"He just has some stiffness that hasn't quite gone away, and we don't want to take a chance at this time," Carroll said of Harvin.
The Seahawks will continue to monitor Harvin closely, being extra careful with a player they traded three draft picks and gave $25 million guaranteed to acquire from Minnesota, hoping to have him available for the playoff run.
Because they have what is lauded as the deepest roster in the NFL, the Seahawks have thrived all season despite the loss of key personnel. During the third quarter, they also dealt with cornerback Walter Thurmond's four-game drug suspension for violating the league's substance-abuse policy. Thurmond isn't eligible to return until the final game of the regular season. And cornerback Brandon Browner also reportedly had a positive test, which could trigger a one-year ban, but his case is being contested. There's a chance Browner, once believed to be done as a Seahawk, could win his case and return once his groin injury heals.
But in the bigger picture, the Seahawks have had to deal with the negative perception about their team's culture. Over the past three years, the Seahawks have had six players suspended for drugs, five of them performance-enhancing drug suspensions.
Carroll, who has a utopian vision of team building, doesn't believe the Seahawks' culture is the problem.
"We'll always look to do it better, but we're on it," Carroll said. "This team is very strong about where we're going and what we're doing and what we're trying to create. Because somebody slips that doesn't mean that we're not on track. I think we're on a tremendous track right now."
But for a franchise that has the potential to have a long and special run, it's not premature to think about how this team wants to be remembered. And if the Seahawks want to build a legacy with no demerits, even the defiant Carroll knows the drug suspensions must stop.
AT OPPOSITE ENDS of an emptying locker room, Robinson and defensive end Red Bryant are doing what some of the younger Seahawks resist. They're reflecting on how far this team has come.
For Robinson, the New Orleans victory served as an important benchmark.
"It's the culmination of a four-year process," the 30-year-old Robinson said. "We were losing these games four years ago. We just didn't get it. But Pete kept preaching the same thing about every game being a championship opportunity.
"Now, these games are normal. We're dialed into the philosophy. We believe it."
Bryant, 29, has been with the Seahawks since the end of the Mike Holmgren era. He's on his third coach now, and he can remember the housecleaning that Carroll and general manager John Schneider did when they first arrived. He's thankful just to have survived and found a role. When he thinks about how quickly the Seahawks have become elite, he's amazed.
"I was here when they were making 300-something transactions in one year," Bryant said. "I've seen more guys go than stay. But what they've built, it's amazing. I'm grateful.
"We're in a great position to do something that lasts longer than our playing days."
The Seahawks can talk championship without hedging now. Three quarters into their best regular season ever, they stand atop the NFL. And no one seems uncomfortable. Because for a confident, young team that never doubted it would reach this point, impressive truly is who the Seahawks are.
They tried to tell 'em. They tried to tell 'em.
Jerry Brewer: 206-464-2277 or email@example.com. On Twitter @JerryBrewer


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The astonishing feats performed by the Cole Bros. troupe start with the tent raising on opening day. Commencing before daybreak, the circus erects its massive Big Top, assembles some 2,000 seats, rigging and lights, and completes construction of its mobile city of entertainment before noon.
The 2013 Edition of Cole Bros. Circus salutes their decades of circus history, led by ringmaster Chris Connors, with mystifying magic, aerial and acrobatic thrills and
This year's spectacle features Princess Vicenta's fascinating assemblage of white tigers; the regal Asian elephants with special guest star-siblings, Baby Hugo and his sister Val; and for the first time in the U.S., the high-wire artistry of Columbia's Tabares Troupe. Also, from Kazakhstan, the amazing Lana who dazzles her audience as she turns the center ring into a magical realm of llusion. Daredevil turns include ThunderDrome, the moto-globe of death, and The Human Cannonball, who bursts from the barrel of his cannon at intense velocity. Comic relief arrives compliments of the crowd-pleasing Bermudez Troupe, who try to steal the show one smile at a time.
For 23-year-old aerialist Xan Kaplan, who performs as part of Cole Bros. Corps de Ballet, her role with the circus is a dream come true. Kaplan, who grew up in Manhattan and Queens, has been fascinated by the circus since a young child. "I'm not from a circus family, but my twin sister and I were always interested in circus performing. I started out doing gymnastics and then moved on to acrobatics when I discovered the trapeze."
When she was in high school she hung a trapeze bar from a beam in her parents' house, and her first aerial performance was a doubles-trapeze with her sister at a small cabaret style show. After high school, Kaplan went to circus school at the Circus Warehouse in Long Island City, a specialized educational facility run by professional circus performers. "I was hooked on performing right away and kept performing in nightclubs and small shows in New York City while I went to school," she said.
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Surprise man Kristopher Harvey gets probation after forcing sons to drink alcohol
PHOENIX - A Surprise man accused of disciplining his teenage sons by forcing them to drink alcohol has been sentenced to three years' probation for child abuse.
Maricopa County prosecutors say 32-year-old Kristopher Harvey was sentenced Wednesday in a plea agreement.
Harvey was arrested last June 4 on suspicion of two counts of child abuse.
He told authorities that he was punishing his sons for sneaking alcohol by making them both drink three shots of hard liquor.
Harvey then threw his sons into a swimming pool and their cries for help alerted neighbors, who called police.
The boys were ages 12 and 13 at the time and visiting from California.
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Williamsburg Regional Library's award-winning Looking for a Good Book? service began in October, 2004. Since then, over 800 readers have taken advantage of the service, using either the Library's paper or Web-based questionnaire to create a profile of their personal reading interests. Librarians have then used those profiles to develop custom reading lists, based on books and authors that the readers have already enjoyed as well as on the readers' literary likes and dislikes.
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Electronic Properties of Metals and Semiconductors
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The behavior of electrons in a solid or liquid is the microscopic basis for the chemistry and for most of the physical properties of solids and surfaces. This behavior is being investigated quantum-theoretically. Experimentally observed properties will be related and explained, and predictions for new features are being made. - Basic methods are density-functional computer calculations. See also our Korringa-Kohn-Rostoker (KKR) activity.
Electronic Density near Defect
The charge-density or density of electrons in a solid is a function of the three spatial coordinates only. From this function the electronic ground-state energy can be calulated, and consequently the positions of all atoms in the solid and the forces between them. - We show here the depletion of charge-density around a socalled "V-" vacancy in Silicon ( density ''rho'' within a (110)-plane).
(H. Hoehler, P.H. Dederichs).
Adatoms of As on a Silicon-Surface
Computer-calculations by pseudopotential-methods allow us to calculate atomistic details of semiconductor surfaces. We show here the cloud of electrons around the ionic cores of a silicon-crystal covered with an As-layer (Si-111-surface).
(A.Antons, S. Bluegel, K. Schroeder; U. Funk-Kath, M. Boltes, Hel. Schumacher).
Complex Band Structure and Tunneling through Insulators
We investigate the importance of Metal-induced Gap States for the tunneling of metal electrons through insulator films. By introducing an imaginary part to the wavevector in order to describe the decay of the wavefunction in the insulator, we obtain the complex band structure in the gap region. The spectrum of the decay parameters is calculated for the semiconductors Si, Ge, GaAs, and ZnSe. In most cases, for large enough film thicknesses the tunneling is dominated by states of normal incidence on the interface; possible exceptions are considered. Based on our conclusions, we discuss the spin-dependent tunneling in Fe/Semiconductor/Fe (001) junctions.
(Mavropoulos M.; Papanikolaou N.; Dederichs P.H.; Complex Bandstructure and Tunneling through Ferromagnet/ Insulator/ Ferromagnet Junctions, Phys. Rev. Lett. 85, 1088 (2000).
"Hot Spots" in Tunneling Magnetoresistance
Ab initio calculations of the tunneling magnetoresistance show spectacular spikes in the k-parallel-resolved conductance, as is here indicated for the conductance of a Co|Vacuum|Co junction with parallel aligned moments. The majority electrons tunnel through the barrier like free electrons with a maximum transmission at the Gamma-bar point (e.g. perpendicular incidence on the barrier). But for discrete k-parallel-values, identical with the occurrence of interface states, the minority electrons can transverse the barrier without any attenuation. The origin and the behaviour of these "hot spots" are explained in detail by means of a simple analytical model and by ab initio calculations.
(O. Wunnicke, N. Papanikolaou, R. Zeller, P.H. Dederichs, V. Drchal, and J. Kudrnovsky: Effects of Resonant Interface States on Tunneling Magnetoresistance, submitted to Phys. Rev. Lett.).


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Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services Capt., Scott Graham, said two adults and two teenagers were displaced by the fire.
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City Considers Plan for Future
April 27, 2013
About two years have gone by since West Virginia University Professor Margaret Stout first brought her students to Moundsville to help the community work on its development plan and help get it......
And that comment is exactly why this state has the youth leaving and not returning. Crappy attitudes and lack of intelligence or motivation from the current population to do anything about their current situations. Wake up West Virginia.... Stop feeling sorry for yourselves, take initiative, and make a difference. Don't let negative attitudes determine who you are.
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Rep. Christopher Smith, Co-Chairman
May 21, 2013
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and welcome to Ambassador Lenarcic and everyone joining us today.
Mr. Ambassador, I want to thank you as well as your outstanding staff at ODIHR – and I've known many of them over the years – for your and their work promoting human rights and democracy in the OSCE region. Since ODIHR is on the front lines of so many issues, there are more things to talk about today than we really have time for – so I will focus my comments on three issues.
First, the fight against human trafficking. As author of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act and its 2003 and 2005 reauthorizations, and as the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Special Representative on Human Trafficking, I have closely followed ODIHR's work to combat trafficking. I look forward to participating in the upcoming special trafficking conference that Ukraine is convening in Kyiv in June in order to strengthen the coherence of the OSCE response—including international law enforcement response—to trafficking in persons.
One of the issues that I hope that event will focus attention on is the thousands of trafficking victims moved across borders each year who could be rescued in transit if airline and other transportation personnel were appropriately trained and law enforcement ready to intervene. The Ukrainian Chairmanship-in-Office of the OSCE will hold a side event to discuss the Airline Ambassadors airline initiative to address this issue. I hope that ODIHR would also consider using this training, and I hope it can be introduced in all 57 OSCE participating States to create the situational awareness in the transportation industry that will make it much harder to traffic people.
Second, anti-Semitism – another problem where ODIHR has been in the forefront of the fight to defend human dignity. Back in 2002, in response to what appeared to be a sudden, frightening spike in anti-Semitism in several countries, I and a number of other parliamentarians proposed the idea for a conference on combating anti-Semitism under the auspices of the OSCE. Those efforts directly led to important OSCE conferences on combating anti-Semitism in Vienna (2003), Berlin (2004), Cordoba (2005), and Bucharest (2007). In each of those, participating states made solemn, tangible commitments to put words into action. In some countries, progress has indeed been made, yet the scope and outcome of anti-Semitic acts have not abated in others, and in some nations it has actually gotten worse. So, I would like to ask you about how we can work to make those commitments – too often not honored – a reality.
Third, religious freedom. The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) recently released its 2013 Annual Report on the State of International Religious Freedom. USCIRF recommends that three OSCE participating States should be designated by the U.S. Secretary of State as Countries of Particular Concern (CPC): Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan. In addition, three other OSCE States were put on USCIRF's Tier 2 Watchlist: Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Russia. ODIHR has recently reorganized its Panel of Experts on Freedom of Religion or Belief. I look forward to hearing what work ODIHR has undertaken to assist OSCE participating States in implementing their commitments in this regard.
Thank you Mr. Chairman, and I look forward to hearing Ambassador Lenarcic's testimony.


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Gray Adviser Pleads Guilty in Campaign Scandal
A member of D.C. Mayor Vincent C. Gray's 2010 election team pleaded guilty in federal court Aug. 13 to lying to the FBI about an alleged $635,000 "shadow campaign" that is under federal investigation. Vernon E. Hawkins, a former high-ranking city official, also admitted he tried to derail the federal investigation by giving $8,000 to a potential witness so he would leave town and not be available for questioning by FBI agents.
Hawkins, 74, was a volunteer in Gray's campaign. He pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to one count of making false statements. Hawkins faces up to 16 months in prison under the terms of the plea deal, federal prosecutors said.
Hawkins admitted he helped coordinate an off-the-books "get out the vote" operation that was independent of Gray's official campaign. Federal prosecutors allege the shadow campaign was paid for by Jeffrey E. Thompson, a former city contractor. In his written plea deal and in court, Hawkins said he worked on the shadow campaign with Jeanne Clarke Harris, a public relations professional who is a Thompson associate.
Hawkins is the fourth person who had pleaded guilty in connection with the investigation into Gray's campaign.
On July 26, a federal judge sentenced the former assistant treasurer of the campaign, Thomas W. Gore, to six months in prison and six months of home detention for obstruction of justice and other offenses. In 2012, a federal judge sentenced Howard L. Brooks, 65, a member of the campaign's finance and treasury teams, to 24 months of probation for making a false statement to the FBI. The judge also ordered Brooks to perform 200 hours of community service.
Also in 2012, business owner Eugenia C. Harris, 76, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiring to violate federal campaign finance law and to obstruct justice, one count of engaging in fraud and making false statements and one count of conspiring to violate District of Columbia campaign law. Harris is awaiting sentencing.
Gray has denied wrongdoing. He has declined to comment, citing the ongoing investigation.
The investigation is continuing, according to Ronald C. Machen Jr., the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia.
"Today, Vernon Hawkins became the fourth person to plead guilty to a felony for trying to cover up corruption in the 2010 mayoral election," Machen said in a statement. "Vernon Hawkins was at ground zero of a scheme to design, staff and execute an off-the-books shadow campaign. After the election, he and his fellow campaign aides sought to impede our investigation by lying to the FBI, shredding documents, creating fake paperwork and sending witnesses out of the jurisdiction. This guilty plea takes us one step closer to understanding the extent of the deception that tainted the 2010 campaign."
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If I want to upgrade
Release 7.1.3_GA_3346.RHEL5_64_20110928134520 CentOS5_64 FOSS edition.
to CentOS6 & Latest Zimbra 8, can I use the (easier) 'migrate to new server with same operating system' instructions or (longer) the 32 to 64-bit backup/restore LDAP etc. instructions?
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Kansas City, MO (Sports Network) - Ben McLemore scored 21 points on Friday
night to lead four Kansas players in double figures, as the 10th-ranked
Jayhawks held off Oregon State, 84-78, at Sprint Center.
Travis Releford followed with 20 points, seven rebounds and five assists,
while Jeff Withey donated 17 points and Kevin Young poured in 10 for the
Jayhawks (6-1), who have won five straight since a Nov. 13 loss to Michigan
Ahmad Starks nailed seven 3-pointers en route to a game-high 25 points to pace
Oregon State (4-2), which had won two straight.
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When Darrell Bryan arrived at the Victoria Clipper offices at 5 a.m. Sunday, he was worried about the wind and choppy waves on Elliott Bay and how they might affect the passenger ferry's usual departure to British Columbia.
One look out the window, and dicey weather became the least of his problems.
The high-speed Clipper IV was adrift about 100 feet from the dock at Pier 69, its powerful engines running. The ropes that had secured the 132-foot ferry to the dock had not been untied, and the starboard cleats had been torn from the deck.
In the wheelhouse was Samuel K. McDonough, 33, a registered sex offender from Preston, King County, who apparently climbed a security fence and is suspected of illegally boarding the ferry and taking it out into Elliott Bay.
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McDonough — who was arrested hours later by a SWAT team that boarded the boat — reportedly told police he "only wanted to go to West Seattle," according to Seattle police spokesman Sgt. Sean Whitcomb. He was not armed.
Police confirmed McDonough was the suspect and said the investigation will be handled by the Port of Seattle Police Department.
Bryan, the company's chief executive officer, said none of his captains had any idea what was happening when he asked why the boat was adrift.
Bryan said the Clipper was not scheduled to be refueled. Indeed, the Clipper IV was supposed to be out of service for a day of routine repair. Bryan began getting calls from other companies, including Holland America.
Bryan said they asked, "I see your boat sitting out in the bay. Anything we can do?"
"I knew something was wrong,'' Bryan said, but he struggled with the idea that the boat had actually been stolen. At 7:20 a.m., with the boat now nearly 300 yards offshore, Bryan called the Coast Guard.
According to authorities, the thief gained access to the boat by scaling a low part of the fence near the Victoria Clipper sales kiosk on Alaskan Way. Then he went to the wheelhouse, where he apparently knew enough to go through a series of tasks and start the boat's engines.
According to the company's website, the Clipper IV, a catamaran with a water-jet propulsion system, can travel up to 30 knots.
Bryan said a
key is also needed to start it. He didn't say if one had been left in the boat. Damage to the Clipper is believed to be minimal, said vessel superintendent John Jacoby.
Over the next several hours, the Coast Guard, a Seattle police hostage-negotiation team and the U.S. Customs Service would be involved before the man was arrested.
Bryan, who serves on an international committee of tour-boat owners, said he is now the only member to have had a boat stolen — a distinction that astounds him.
Through a GPS system, Bryan later was able to track the boat's brief journey. It first drifted south, then north, coming close to running onto the rocks at Elliott Bay Marina.
"That would have been a real bummer,'' Bryan said.
Then the 132-foot, high-speed catamaran moved farther into the bay and traveled in circles.
"He did not have control of the steering,'' Jacoby said. "There is a joy stick and he thought it was like an Xbox.''
While the boat thief drove in circles, law enforcement was closing in. The Coast Guard hooked a tug boat to the boat. Seattle police approached the boat, and a hostage negotiator tossed McDonough a cellphone to begin a conversation.
A SWAT team was sent in after negotiations faltered. McDonough was arrested without incident.
McDonough had a bag of personal belongings with him, Jacoby said. The boat had 1,300 gallons of fuel. Had McDonough known how to operate it, he could have sailed as far as Victoria, about 65 nautical miles.
McDonough was booked into the King County Jail on Sunday afternoon for investigation of burglary, reckless endangerment, malicious mischief and an outstanding warrant for failure to register as a sex offender.
In February 2012, McDonough was convicted of felony indecent exposure in Issaquah after he tried to break into a drive-through coffee stand, then masturbated in front of two female baristas inside.
McDonough is a Level 3 registered sex offender, according to the King County Sex Offender's Registration website.
He has twice been convicted of misdemeanor indecent exposure and has one other felony indecent-exposure conviction. He has felony convictions for a drug offense and burglary.
He has five convictions for driving with a suspended license and driving under the influence, according to court records.
After last year's incident in Issaquah, a King County prosecutor described McDonough in charging papers as "a danger to the community."
In the meantime, Bryan said he will begin assessing his company's security.
"In my 28 years in business, this is the first time anything like this has happened. You just don't hear of anything like this,'' he said.
News researcher Miyoko Wolf contributed to this report. Nancy Bartley: email@example.com or 206-464-8522


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Map of an Independent New York
An alternate history map I spent the last 3 weeks making. I used Photoshop entirely, as well as some inspiration from real atlases and cartographers online. If I would have had to guess, overall, 6 hours were spent making this map. For any other pieces of information about how I made it, feel free to ask. Now, an explanation of this alternate reality.
In 1882, the Farmer's Party, a populist political party led by Thomas E. Watson (A well known populist, anti-Semite, racist politician from the day) took the US House of Representatives, and many state legislatures out west. The party implemented disastrous policies out west, with its "Farmer's First" policy causing a disaster for the East coast. Farmers as a result of this policy kept their crops, with many refusing to sell their crops to major eastern cities like New York, Boston, Philadelphia, or Chicago. President Arthur was as a result forced to send Federal troops to the west to force farmers to hand over their crops to prevent a shortage of foot out east. While successful at first, a Farmer's Strike led to almost no crops being produced in 1883, and by the end of that year, the Solstice Revolt broke out. The Solstice Revolt led to rebellions in many major cities across the east coast, the most famous being the Manhattan Commune and Boston Commune. The Manhattan Commune lasted for nearly a year until it was put down. Among those involved in the Manhattan Commune were Theodore Roosevelt, who's wife was killed during the early months by Farmer's Party henchmen.
For the next ten years, the Federal government continued to go into decline as the Farmer's Party took more power. A sort of guerrilla war rages in Appalachia between Federal forces and rebels in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, who were widely affected by the famines, and oppose the Farmer's Party. In 1888, the Farmer's Party defeats President Cleveland for the Presidency by placing James Weaver as President, and Watson as Vice President. In 1890, Weaver is assassinated, placing Watson in office. Opposition to the Federal government explodes across the country as protests break out in major cities, particularly in the northeast. In 1891, the Third Continental Congress is founded in secret in New York City, with a meeting of representatives from New York, New England, Texas, and other secessionist movements across the United States. Theodore Roosevelt and Archibald Gracie during the first meetings are determined to be the leaders of the movement, Gracie to lead as President of the Continental Congress, and Roosevelt as the commander of the Continental Army. By early 1892, an ultimatum is sent to Watson, demanding his resignation. He sends the Army to put down the Congress, sparing the War of Independence.
For two years in the northeast, the War of Independence wages in the Hudson River Valley. It isn't until late 1893 that Roosevelt launches a massive offensive into New Jersey that the war goes favorably for the Congress. In early 1894, news comes that France and Spain will assist the United States in putting down the rebellion. This is countered by British and German (And later Italian and Ottoman) assistance to the Continental Congress. The Franco-American force launches a massive offensive in the Summer of 1895 into the Catskill mountains, which reaches the Hudson River and the Adirondack Mountains to the north. The offensive is halted in December 1895, and is turned back in February 1896. Roosevelt, and Colonel John Jacob Astor push back the Franco-American forces to the Susquehanna River within a month, forcing the United States to the peace table in July 1896. The Treaty of Allentown is signed (Being symbolic of New York and New England's farthest extent into American territory), forcing the United States to recognize New English, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire independence, and Maine's annexation into Canada. This inspires other rebellions, which would bog the United States down until 1905, seeing California, Texas, Arizona, Deseret, and Florida becoming independent nations. Watson cancels the 1896 elections, only to be overthrown in 1901 by William McKinley, who is shot later that year. The military takes over in 1903 in he US.
In New York in 1896, following independence, a Presidential election is held, and the Confederation of New York is officially established. Theodore Roosevelt wins unanimously and becomes the 1st President of New York. His first term is dominated by debates over the style of government, and the location of the capital. Theodore Roosevelt suggests New York City be the capital, and a bicameral legislature like the old United States be formed. Others disagree, and demand Albany remain the capital, and a unicameral legislature be set up. In 1898, the Gracie Compromise is signed, setting up the government in New York City, but creating a unicameral legislature. Roosevelt is re-elected in 1900, and begins to align with the Anglo-German alliance in Europe. Roosevelt's Presidency ends in 1905 after John Jacob Astor is elected. Astor presides over New York's rise in economic and military dominance over many of the former Northeastern countries in North America. In 1908, President Astor signs the Anglo-New York Cooperation Treaty, which ensures New York's support for British interests. The New York-German Treaty of Friendship is signed in 1909, further bringing New York into the "Grand Alliance". In 1911, a summit for the Grand Alliance is held in London, where Italy, Germany, New York, New England, New Hampshire, Vermont, Great Britain, the Ottoman Empire. It creates an alliance which lasts to the modern day.
In April 1912, the April Crisis takes place. President Astor begins his return journey to New York from London in April 1912 on the Titanic. The ship sinks in the North Atlantic, leaving the President dead, and his pregnant wife a widow. The loss of life is tragic, and many initially accuse the United States and France for sinking the Titanic. President Archibald Gracie (Who succeeded Astor) threatens war, but when enough eyewitnesses claim that it was an iceberg, tensions return to normal by June 1912. Gracie leads the country until his death that December. Martin Glynn serves as President of New York for the next 8 years. His Presidency sees the Great War begin in Europe in 1914 during the French invasion of Germany. In 1915, the United States invades New York, dragging New York and New England into the war. In 1916, after a series of massive victories in the Catskills and the Hudson River Valley, as well as at sea, the United States is pushed out of much of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. In 1919, the United States suffers a massive internal revolt in Washington D.C., destroying much of the city as New York and Grand Alliance troops move into the area. The United States surrenders, giving up all of New Jersey (Northern New Jersey is annexed by New York, Southern Jersey becomes a protectorate of New York), and Delmarva. Pennsylvania is turned into a demilitarized zone, and reparations are to be paid to New York.
This is the map of the current situation in 1920. To come, the Interwar Years, the Great Crusade, the relocation of the Vatican to Queens, the Second Great War, the Cold War, and the Revolution of 2011.


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Hello all. Let me start by congratulating the Zimbra dudes on what looks to be a lovely product...
If only I could get it to work. (Please bear in mind that I am a linux amateur)
I have a P4 3Ghz box with 2Gb RAM 40Gb HDD. I have installed suse-9.1 on it. I have tried default install and failsafe. I tried to install zcs-3.0.0_GA_156.SuSEES9.tgz and it gave me a couple of errors for missing fetchmail and curl(?). Downloaded rpm's for those and installed them. Tried the zimbra install again and all seemed ok apart from it saying that there was no MX record for the domain and that I should change it. I guess this is because (for some reason) zimbra uses suse's host+domain name as a default domain name (in my case: mail.yellodot.co.za). So I changed the domain to yellodot.co.za and the install complete's quite happily (bar setting the admin password).
Onto the problems... First of all I had major problems getting into the admin console. Searched the forum tried a few things, reinstalled zimbra and suse a few times. Eventually (this morning) I managed to get into the admin console where I found that MTA was stopped. Searched the forums again tried a few more things. Nothing seemed to work. All I could find was that postfix was complaining about not being able to load shared ldap libraries. Ended up trying to reinstal zimbra again and no change. I have disabled native postfix and there's no sendmail, no native sql, changed hosts as specified. Really banging my head on the wall here!
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Frustrated at the dearth of significant screen roles for blacks, Townsend scraped together some $100,000 (putting most of it on his assortment of credit cards) to produce, direct, write and star in his witty lampoon of the travails of an aspiring minority actor, "Hollywood Shuffle" (1987). His subsequent credits include Eddie Murphy's concert movie, "Raw" (1987), several cable TV comedy shows and "The Five Heartbeats" (1991), a somewhat old-fashioned show biz comedy-drama about a rhythm and blues singing group set in the 1960s. In interviews, Townsend has decried the anger and negativism that he believes characterizes too much of contemporary black filmmaking. Raised in inner-city Chicago, h...
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Cameron Beaubier won the 72nd DAYTONA 200 on Saturday as the 20-year-old dominated on board his Y.E.S Graves Yamaha YZF-R6 in the famous 200-mile race. Beaubier earned pole and led much of the race by a wide margin, putting his stamp on a GEICO Motorcycle AMA Pro Road Racing event that many racing legends have claimed for themselves over the years.
Beaubier was the fastest man in AMA Pro GoPro Daytona SportBike over the three days, and managed to run a clean 57-lap race with two trouble-free pit stops. He lapped up to fifth place and won by 22.254 seconds in a race with no red flags. The 20-year-old set a high mark as he begins the 2013 AMA Pro season with a stellar race. He led pretty all but seven laps, taking the lead for the last on lap 21 and never looking back.
"I'm pretty tired right now, but I'm just trying to soak everything in," said Beaubier. "I rode as hard as I could the first stint and then be super-consistent. I had one little mess-up -- I ran wide in Turn 1 -- and then after that I just calmed down and kept clicking off laps. My Yamaha Extended Service Monster Energy Graves Yamaha ran awesome. They gave me two awesome pit stops, and I just rode as hard as I could. I can't thank them enough."
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Any residual sense of inevitability hanging over the paddock as a result of Josh Hayes' all-conquering 2012 campaign was promptly shattered in the opening weekend of the 2013 AMA Pro National Guard SuperBike season. Hayes' improbable Friday DNF disaster was doubled up on Saturday, and the three-time defending champ now finds himself in an early hole in his pursuit of a fourth consecutive crown.
Cardenas' Yoshimura Suzuki teammate, Chris Clark, beat Team Moto Venezuela PC 4x4 Kawasaki's Robertino for sixth, while Chris Fillmore finished eighth after earlier running in a pack with Clark and Pietri. That pack also included M4 Broaster Chicken Racing's Chris Ulrich, who ultimately finished a bit further back in ninth, and Motosport.com Motul Fly Racing's David Anthony, who ran into troubles late and finished a lap down in 12th).
Triple champ Hayes leaves Daytona with just two points to his name, one for pole and one for leading the most laps today. Meanwhile, Herrin boasts 56 and Cardenas 55.
That deficit promises to make for an exciting campaign for fans and a new challenge for Hayes, who won last year's championship by a 154-point margin.
Saturday's AMA Pro National Guard SuperBike race will be aired on SPEED tomorrow, Sunday, March 16, 2013 at 9:00 p.m. ET/ 6:00 p.m. PT.
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Tomas Puerta won Saturday's AMA Pro Motorcycle-Superstore.com SuperSport Race Two at Daytona International Speedway. Puerta was strong all 10 laps and was able to earn a gap on the final time around the famed circuit, putting his stamp on a race that saw as many as 10 riders take part in the draft battles at the front. The RoadRace Factory pilot topped CJ Weaver on the Napa Auto-sponsored Yamaha. Corey Alexander on the National Guard/Celtic Racing Suzuki team took third.