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Remember the feeling of booting up your new computer for the first time? It was pristine, uncluttered, and of course, it was fast. Very fast. Unfortunately as we use our computers we often get messy. Like settling into a new apartment or house, messes are inevitable. Thank goodness we have cleaning supplies for both our homes and our computers!

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Harold Cartwright is a character in the port Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 and Grand Theft Auto: London 1961. He is the first person to provide the character with jobs. He claims to be confrontational and that he fears no one but it is later revealed that he is a coward and is afraid of Albert and Archie Crisp. He is later killed by the Protagonist on orders of the Crisp brothers.
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Military | Armed by three decades of combat duty, retired Lt. Gen. William Boykin takes on Washington's culture battles
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—In his 36-year military career, William Boykin captured a Panamanian dictator, chased a Colombian drug lord, tracked Bosnian war criminals, and hunted El Salvadorian kidnappers.
He also attempted to rescue American hostages in Iran and helped free trapped U.S. citizens in Grenada and Sudan.
That's a military resumé perhaps worthy of a movie trilogy. But the two-time Purple Heart recipient and retired Army lieutenant general may be tackling his toughest challenge yet: Washington bureaucracy.
Last year, Boykin, 64, became the new executive vice president of the Family Research Council (FRC), the D.C.-based group that has been promoting a Christian worldview in the public policy arena since 1983. It's a task made more warlike as the nation's capital becomes enemy territory for social conservatives.
Boykin handles day-to-day operations as the organization's second-in-command, interacting with lawmakers, managing interviews with the press, and serving as a public face. Going into an environment where his group is considered an outcast is not a new task for Boykin, an original member who became commander of the Army's elite counterterrorism group Delta Force.
It also isn't Boykin's first time patrolling Washington politics. As a deputy undersecretary of defense for intelligence under then-Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, Boykin endured a year under the political microscope. Memories of what turned into an ordeal a decade ago led Boykin to turn down the job offer from FRC President Tony Perkins initially. But God had other plans.
Boykin grew up harvesting tobacco on his grandparents' North Carolina farm. But he dreamed of wearing a military uniform like the ones worn by his dad and four uncles during World War II. His father earned a Purple Heart in the Allied invasion of France on D-Day. Piloting a landing craft toward a Normandy shore heavily defended by the Nazis on June 6, 1944, Boykin's father lost sight in his left eye after a shell blast knocked him unconscious.
When Boykin attended Virginia Tech in 1966 on a football scholarship, he also joined the school's Corps of Cadets.
Boykin's mother also influenced him. A devout evangelical, she took him to church every Sunday. According to his autobiography, Never Surrender, the young Boykin was unsure about religion, but God put people of faith in his life, including two football coaches who combined discipline with charity.
Stationed at Fort Benning, Ga., the new soldier Boykin struggled with a deep discontentment, opened a Bible he had packed, and remembered the examples that led him to begin a deeper personal relationship with God at about the same time he began his military journey.
Through the next three decades, Boykin says he often would be tempted to rely on himself—in leading some of the most harrowing U.S. military missions. But each time he would be brought to greater dependence on God.
After stints in Korea and Vietnam as an Army Ranger, the military in 1978 invited him to try out for a new secret unit. The final phase of training included a solitary 40-mile march to a series of checkpoints spread along the frigid mountains of North Carolina. Boykin finished it in 11 hours and 27 minutes—and out of 118 soldiers who started the course, he became one of the first 19 members of Delta Force.
"Every job I have ever had has required more than I could provide," he said. "The difference was made up by God."
His unit embarked on a 1980 mission to rescue 52 Americans held at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, a mission aborted in the Iranian desert: Eight of its members died when an evacuating military helicopter collided with a C-130 transport aircraft.
The death toll could have been higher. Boykin witnessed the explosion and prayed as men escaped the burning wreckage.
Three years later, Boykin again prayed for his team as they prepared to invade Grenada to prevent the spread of communism to an island within striking distance of the United States and to rescue Americans trapped there after a military coup. As they approached their target, rounds from .50 caliber machine guns tore through the floor of the Black Hawk helicopter carrying Boykin and his men. Shrapnel and bullet fragments ripped into his arm, shoulder, and chest, destroying his left biceps and shredding the bone in his arm.
Boykin recovered. A decade later, he received a second wound in 1993 in Somalia during the Battle of Mogadishu. By then commander of Delta Force, Boykin oversaw the manhunt to capture brutal warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid in the incident recounted in the book and movie Black Hawk Down.
"We walked into a city of 5 million people and had to find one man," Boykin said.
During an airborne raid to snatch one of Aidid's lieutenants, Boykin watched on video monitors at the command center as a Black Hawk took a hit from an RPG and slammed nose first into an alley. The snatch-and-grab operation had become a rescue mission. The Somalis soon shot down another Black Hawk. A grueling firefight in the city's crowded streets stretched through the night and left 18 Americans killed and more than 70 wounded. Boykin suffered shrapnel wounds in a mortar attack on the U.S. compound—one of 12 wounded there. The mortar round killed one U.S. serviceman standing near Boykin before the attack.
"These men were all in," Boykin said. "The commitment they had made to each other was something people have no concept of. They were willing to die to bring a buddy home."
Appointed deputy undersecretary of defense in 2003, Boykin moved to a desk in the Pentagon. But he soon found himself in the middle of a battle of a different kind: a political fight where words replaced mortars as the weapon of choice.
In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, Boykin had begun speaking at churches and other civic groups. He asked people to pray for the country. He called the war on terror a spiritual battle over worldviews and said the true enemy is Satan.
When journalists discovered clips of Boykin's speeches, delivered in his uniform, critical stories poured in. Boykin spoke about a spiritual battle, applying the same imagery that the Apostle Paul used when he urged New Testament readers to put on the "armor of God." Journalists called him a religious fanatic and an intolerant extremist who was seeking a Christian jihad. They questioned whether he should hold a senior position in the Pentagon.
Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., now on deck to become the next secretary of state, called Boykin's actions "un-American." Radical Islamic organizations started calling for his assassination, posting maps to his home and listing the names of his family members.
After three decades in the military, Boykin faced attacks he knew could not be fought using the physical tactics he had learned as a Special Forces soldier: "I knew I had to rely on God. … I had to leave the battle to Him."
Even as White House officials distanced themselves from Boykin, colleagues in the Pentagon would approach him in the halls to say they were praying for him.
An investigation by the Defense Department's inspector general exonerated Boykin of all but a minor violation. He never charged the military for trips to speak at churches, he did not accept speaking fees for such events, and churches and other civic groups covered all non-military travel. Officials did cite him for not listing on a disclosure form as a gift paid travel for one speaking event in Toronto.
The bad press remained, but the incident actually confirmed Boykin's right to free speech and his freedom to practice religion even in a military uniform.
Today Boykin admits he should have been more clear that his views didn't represent the official views of the Defense Department.
Retiring from the Army in June 2007, the New Bern, N.C., native vowed to reembrace rural life and never to return to Washington. When Perkins first offered Boykin the chance to join the FRC, Boykin refused, saying he felt emotionally unprepared for a return to the city. For a year and a half Perkins kept asking and Boykin kept saying no.
But family and friends unanimously told him he should reconsider."I've learned not to tell God you wouldn't do something because before long that is the very thing He will have you do," said Boykin. "Staying in the battle is the right thing to do."
Now, Boykin says he believes the controversy over his talks to churches is being used to prepare him to be able to fight the country's culture battles: "The movement needs some grizzled old people not easily frightened by what the opposition does. Once you've been kicked around a bit it doesn't hurt so much."
Boykin hopes to apply the strategies he learned in the Special Forces, starting with having an appreciation and understanding of the opposition: "I give a great deal of credit to liberal progressive organizations in this country for message unity." Too many social conservatives, he said, have become apathetic, expecting that someone else will defend their beliefs.
"Not enough of us are out there fighting," said Boykin, who attributed that to the stream of media ridicule often faced by outspoken social conservatives.
Boykin, who on a recent mid-January day was preparing to visit House Speaker John Boehner's office on Capitol Hill, described the country he's fought for as "almost rudderless," where a whole generation has failed to learn about the nation's religious roots. He plans to focus this year on the nation's debt, its growing addiction to entitlements, the integrity of the family, and the sanctity of life.
"When you remove God from society," he said, "that void is filled with something else, and in most cases that something else is evil."


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NEW YORK (AP) — Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were married Saturday in Chateau Miraval, France, says a spokesman for the couple.
Jolie and Pitt wed in a small chapel in a private ceremony attended by family and friends.
In advance of the nondenominational civil ceremony, Pitt and Jolie also obtained a marriage license from a local California judge. The judge also conducted the ceremony in France.
The pair has been dating for nine years and has six children together – Maddox, 13, Pax, 11, Zahara, nine, Shiloh, eight, and six-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne. They got engaged in 2012.
The couple's children took part in the wedding. Jolie walked the aisle with her eldest sons Maddox and Pax. Zahara and Vivienne threw petals. Shiloh and Knox served as ring bearers, the spokesman says.
Jolie said earlier this year that the couple was planning to marry sometime in 2014. She said she had left much of the wedding planning up to her children.


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Museum of Anthropology
Lucullus McWhorter Collection
Administrative Records, circa 1959-1999
The administrative records of the Lucullus McWhorter artifact collection were transferred to the University Archives from the Museum of Anthropology in 2005. The collection was processed in 2006 by Cheryl Gunselman.
Number of Containers: 1
Linear feet of shelf space: .5
Museum of Anthropology History
The Museum of Anthropology, Washington State University, is a federal archaeological repository and contains both ethnographic and archaeological research collections.
The museum had its beginnings in 1894 when Charles R. Conner, president of the Board of Regents of what was then Washington State College, acquired 2 "carloads" of museum specimens while attending the Chicago World's Fair. These items were combined with other materials on campus to form the core of the Washington State College Museum of Natural History.
During 1949-1950, the Natural History Museum was divided by discipline, and anthropological specimens were transferred to the Department of Anthropology. Some of the ethnographic materials were in display cases in Todd Hall on campus from 1951 to 1963, but most were placed in storage in the Todd basement. In 1963, the displayed materials were also put in storage.
All these materials remained in storage until September 1968, when they were transferred to the new Museum of Anthropology in the neighboring building, Johnson Tower. Most historic artifacts held by the anthropology department were transferred to "well-established historical collections in the Northwest Region" in accordance with a directive from the university president.
The museum in Johnson Tower was extensively remodeled in 1975. In 1984 the museum (along with all the branches of the anthropology department) moved to its current space in College Hall. Currently, the public area of the museum is 2,500 square feet, with a preparation room and an environmentally controlled storage vault equipped with a "movable aisle" storage system.
(Source: Washington State University Museum of Anthropology website, "History of the Museum," http://libarts.wsu.edu/anthro/Museum/about/history.html)
This collection is open and available for research use.
Arrangement and Description
This collection consists of photographic slides, collection inventory information, reports, and supporting documentation for the Lucullus McWhorter artifact collection held by the Museum of Anthropology, Washington State University. These materials have been arranged in a single series.
Related Materials
Selected images from this collection have been digitized and can be found online in the: L.V. McWhorter Native American Artifacts Digital Collection.
The artifacts described and depicted in these records are held by the Museum of Anthropology, College Hall, Washington State University, Pullman, WA.
Two related archival collections are held in MASC:
Lucullus Virgil McWhorter Papers, 1848-1945
Collection number: Cage 55
Online collection guide available: http://www.libraries.wsu.edu/holland/masc/McWhortr/Mcwh1.htm
L. V. McWhorter Photograph Collection
Collection number: PC 85
Online collection guide available: http://www.libraries.wsu.edu/masc/finders/pc85.htm


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Parotidectomy is surgery to remove all or part of the parotid gland. These glands make saliva. They are located on your jaw, in front of and below each ear.
The surgery is done to:
If you are planning to have a parotidectomy, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
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Discuss these risks with your doctor before the procedure.
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Be sure that you have a ride to and from the hospital the day of your surgery.
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The doctor will make a cut in front of the ear and down into the neck. The nerves in the area will be located and protected during surgery. There are two types of parotidectomy surgery. The type you will have depends on why the surgery is being done.
If you have a tumor and it is above the facial nerve, then a superficial parotidectomy is done. The tumor and affected tissue can usually be removed safely without harming the nerve.
If you have a tumor that surrounds or grows into the facial nerve, a total parotidectomy is done. The tumor, affected tissue, and parts of the nerve are removed.
After all tissue has been removed, the area will be closed with sutures. A drain will be placed behind your ear. It will be used to remove any fluids, such as blood and saliva, from the wound.
Anesthesia prevents pain during surgery. Pain or soreness during recovery will be managed with pain medication.
This procedure is done in a hospital setting. The usual length of stay is one day. If you have any problems, you will need to stay longer.
After the surgery is over, you will be moved to a recovery room. The hospital staff will monitor you. The staff may:
When you return home, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
After you leave the hospital, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.
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American Cancer Society
Canadian Cancer Society
Canadian Society of Otolaryngology
Dictionary of cancer terms: parotidectomy. National Cancer Institute website. Available at:
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Ghorayeb B. Parotidectomy: frequently asked questions. Otolaryngology Houston website. Available at:
http://www.ghorayeb.com/parotidectomyfaq.html. Updated May 24, 2013. Accessed July 23, 2013.
Parotidectomy. MedStar Georgetown University Hospital website. Available at:
http://www.georgetownuniversityhospital.org/body_dept.cfm?id=1017. Accessed July 23, 2013.
Surgical procedures: neck dissection. Greater Baltimore Medical Center website. Available at:
http://www.gbmc.org/body.cfm?id=198. Accessed July 23, 2013.
Last reviewed July 2013 by Marcin Chwistek, MD; Michael Woods, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Senators call for increasing truck size and weight
August 09, 2010
A piece of bipartisan legislation introduced this week pledges to increase truck weighs on the United States Interstate Highway Systems from 80,000 pounds to 97,000 pounds and allow states to authorize the operation of heavier trucks
This bill, entitled the Safe and Efficient Transportation Act (SETA) of 2010, vows to bring more efficiency to the trucking industry and help transport goods to consumers more safely and effectively, according to its authors, Senators Mike Crapo (R-ID), Susan Collins (R-ME), and Herb Kohl (D-WI). Similar legislation introduced by Reps. Michael Michaud (D-Maine) and Jean Schmidt (R-Ohio), entitled the "Safe and Efficient Transportation Act of 2009" (H.R. 1799), was introduced last year and had 54 co-sponsors.
SETA sets various stipulations for increasing truck size and weight, including equipping vehicles with at least six axles which would result in reduced emissions, according to a statement issued by Crapo, Collins, and Kohl. Doing this, they said, would result in reduced emissions, fewer trucks on the road, and a decrease in fuel usage, as well as leaving the decision to determine truck size and weight increases up to individual states.
"Our legislation would allow all states to have the option of increasing truck weight limits on the Interstate System," said Senator Collins. "Keeping heavy trucks on the interstate highways where they belong, and off smaller streets, would improve safety for motorists and pedestrians, and reduce congestion, fuel use, emissions, and road damage."
This bill received the full support of the American Trucking Associations (ATA). ATA officials said that adding a sixth axle adds additional braking capacity, preventing an increase in stopping distances, and prevents payments from sustaining more damage.
Senator Crapo noted that adding a sixth axle to trucks could save up to $14.5 billion annually in shipping costs and make U.S. goods more competitive in a global marketplace, with Canada and the Unite Kingdom, among other nations, already with higher weight limits.
The Senators also said that based on ATA estimates the trucking industry will haul about 30 percent more tonnage in 2021 than it does today. And without a weight increase, the economy will require 18 percent more trucks on the road by that time. If this bill were to become law, they maintain that the weight limit adjustment would safely reduce the number of trucks required to ship a given amount of goods.
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Over my three years in America, I was often asked whether I felt homesick. Of course there were days when I yearned for a Sunday roast and a decent cup of tea. Sure, I missed my family and friends. There were even days when I was too tired or grumpy to politely chat to a keen American who was intrigued by my accent and wanted to talk about all things royal. But I quickly felt at home in the USA.
Not long after I settled in to my dorm room in Boston, I met a fellow British expat who had more notches in his passport, as it were. Having lived and studied in several foreign climes, he was quite the expert in assimilation. When I told him how I missed the UK, he reassured me that it takes at least five months to truly settle in to a new… Read more


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Getting Ready for the Home Opener…
There are not a lot of dull, twiddling-our-thumbs type of moments lately around the front office. In fact, there aren't any!
As the team plugs away down in Arizona – working through the heart of the Cactus League schedule – we are busy plugging away in Kansas City, getting everything ready for the season home opener on April 8. With the offseason quickly coming to a close, we thought we would share a few odds and ends about what's been going on around here…
Welcome Home Luncheon: We haven't sold out yet for this year's Welcome Home Luncheon – April 9 – but we are getting close! There are no more Premium tables (the ones with the players/coaches/alumni) available, but regular tables of 10 as well as individual seats are still available. You can purchase tickets online here. This year, we are holding the event at The Westin Crown Center and are currently working to pick out center pieces and write the script for the program. We go for our menu tasting (yum!) on Monday, March 24!
Video Taping: Did you guys get a chance to check out these season-ticket and powder blue commercials on royals.com? Well, along with these, the marketing and game entertainment departments have been busy not only filming other commercials for the 2008 season, but also putting together the in-stadium videos that will play during pregame and in-between innings. Looks like we'll have some old and new with the in-stadium features this year. But, regardless of which games, songs, challenges, etc, the game entertainment crew chooses to go with for home games, we can all be sure everything will be great and bigger than life! After all, the new HD scoreboard is the largest in baseball…
Honorary Lineup: We finally nailed down a shade of powder blue we like for the honorary lineup T-shirts this season. For those who don't know, the honorary lineup takes place before every Sunday home game when a handful of kids get introduced along with their favorite Royals starters! It's one of our favorite activities each homestand – we love hearing a young Royals fan describe meeting Alex Gordon at third base and then exclaiming, "This is the best day of my life!"
Media Guides Pouring In: Not only did boxes of our media guide arrive in the office, but so did nearly 29 other teams. Okay, not that many yet, but enough that the Media Relations department is getting a little bogged down with boxes and will begin making sets of the guides for the media to have on Opening Day.
Sluggerrr Gears Up: Sluggerrr never really has an offseason. The popular Royals mascot does school visits all year long, FanFest, Caravans, holiday appearances, etc. However, getting in game-ready mode does require a little more "public interaction" than a smaller "Christmas with a Cop" event. So, look for him to break out some crazy antics Monday in the 35th Annual Kansas City St. Patrick's Day Parade. Check out the parade route and details here.
Renovation Cleanup: The crews are busy with ongoing renovations (including work on the new scoreboard) and getting some of the construction tidied up a little for the sold-out Opening Day craziness. Check out any renovation updates on royals.com.
And…finally Buck: We're ready to receive your nominations for the 2008 Buck O'Neil Legacy Seat! We had a ton of success – and met a ton of great Kansas Citians – last season through the Buck Seat and we hope to mirror that success this season. So, fill out your nomination form here on royals.com.
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The Jumbotron Destruction ad is great and "things change" is a nice bittersweet way of describing the stadium and the club right now.
I like the "power blue" commercial except for the obvious mixing of 1985 WS and 1980 ALCS video.


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The first pilot injection test of CO2 for geological storage in Japan was carried out by Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE) in cooperation with Engineering Advancement Association of Japan (ENAA) from 2000 to 2007, targeting at onshore saline aquifer with multiple monitoring work. The CO2 injection site is located at the Minami-Nagaoka gas field in Nagaoka city, 200 km north of Tokyo. At the test site, one injection well IW-1 and three observation wells OB-2, OB-3 and OB-4 of 40 m, 60 m and 120 m away from the injection well respectively, were drilled. The supercritical state CO2 of 99.9% pure was injected at the rate of 20-40 tons per day.
The injection interval at the injection well was restricted to a 12m thick permeable zone intercalated in a 60 m thick sandstone bed of early Pleistocene age, which lies about 1,100 m below the ground surface and more than 3,000 m above the gas reservoir. The injection started on 7 July 2003 and ended on 11 January 2005 with the total injected amount of 10,400 tons within eighteen months.
A series of monitoring consisted of time-lapse well logging of very frequent at every observation wells, seven times of crosswell seismic tomography between the observations wells of OB-2 and OB-3, continuous bottom-hole pressure/temperature measurement at the injection well and observation well OB-4, and fluid sampling at the injection well and observation well OB-2 was performed before, during and after the injection along with history-matching simulation study.
Through the integrated monitoring work until the end of 2007 at Nagaoka, we came to a gateway of the intimate understanding of CO2 behavior in the deep reservoir, that is, expansion and shrink, dissolution, and chemical reaction of CO2 during and after the injection and also of long-term fate of injected CO2.


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Today I went to work expecting to have a normal day at the office. You could say I lead an ordinary life. I'm a recent college graduate and nonprofit employee. I'm young, curious about the world, and am a tireless champion of American exceptionalism. I'm a recent refugee from California taking up residency in the Commonwealth of Virginia. And more importantly, I'm the proud daughter of Lithuanian immigrants who's grateful to have been born in the greatest country in the world.
How do I stand out from my Generation Y peers? I just happen to be politically active and aware of national/international issues. I also enjoy hunting and fishing. Moreover, I have great disdain for collectivism, tyranny, anti-Semitism, and communism. I reject big government, moral relativism, and appeasenik foreign policy. My activism consists of blogging, working with students, tweeting, and plotting with friends to reclaim this country. It pains me to see this country embrace elements of socialism…
Around 1pm ET today, I started receiving tweets and Facebook posts reading "You've been mentioned by Rush Limbaugh on his radio show!" Rush Limbaugh mentioning ME on HIS radio show? I was in disbelief. I'm not famous at all, nor do I aspire to be famous. Yes, I'm well-known in many conservative circles but I tout myself as a humble person. I'm honored by all the media attention I've received these past 72 hours on this interview I did for Fox News. Your kind messages, tweets, and words are greatly appreciated. Most of all, I made both of my parents very proud today – that's what counts the most!
Admittedly, I became giddy after hearing Rush mention my name on his program today. My sister and I grew up with Rush Limbaugh, and yes – we're "Rush-babies." My dad started listening to Limbaugh when his show first aired in the late '80s right after he and my mom came to this country in January 1986. Without a doubt, being mentioned by one of my political heroes is truly an honor. I'm blessed and thankful for it.
Here's the transcript from The Rush Limbaugh Show today:
RUSH: Gabriella Hoffman. "Gabriella Hoffman, a 21-year-old Virginian who works at a nonprofit, her paycheck is a little lighter today thanks to a payroll tax increase that is forcing millions of Americans to make the kind of tough budget cuts their representatives in Washington lawmakers seem unwilling to tackle." Well, see, Obama explained in his press conference the debt limit isn't about new spending. Raising the debt limit isn't about spending at all. It's just about paying bills.
He's gonna raise the debt limit to pay for what we've already spent, but there's no new spending in the debt limit. (Well, it's what he said.) Gabriella Hoffman is 21 years old. As I say, she works at a nonprofit. She "estimates her paycheck will be roughly $30 less this biweekly pay period, or about $780 annually, thanks to the end of a two-year cut on payroll taxes, which fund Social Security. The tax has risen back up to 6.2% from 4.2%, costing someone making $50,000 annually about $1,000 per year and a household with two high-paid workers up to $4,500."
The Right Scoop generously provided a clip from today's show.
I will do my best to multiply the fruits of my labor and inspire other young conservatives to speak boldly. Hope you continue to follow my musings!
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Clemson University's Advanced Materials Research Laboratory is expanding to include a fiber-optics research space.
OFS Laboratories partnered with Clemson's Center for Optical Materials Science and Engineering Technologies, or COMSET, to create a fiber-optics research space. The area will be known as the OFS Laboratories Optics Industry Lab.
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Fiber-optics technology makes use of glass or plastic fiber designed to guide light along its length. A wide range of sectors use it, including telecommunications, medical care, the military, energy, heat sensors and light fixtures, among others.
"It's an industry with tremendous growth potential for our region," COMSET Director John Ballato previously said. "The expanding market for optical fiber and other photonics-related technologies offers numerous possibilities for new high-paying and homegrown jobs."
The OFS Laboratories gift enables COMSET to further its mission of teaching and research, Ballato said in a news release.
"COMSET's Industrial Partners Program recognizes our most generous industrial partners as their investments help sustain our innovation and workforce development activities," Ballato said. "We are especially grateful to OFS Laboratories as an inaugural industrial partner and recognize their commitment to our vision through this naming."
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The Royals host Tampa Bay tonight at 7:10. It's Buck Night – hot dogs, small Pepsi products and peanuts are just $1 all night long! Plus, stay after the game for Fireworks Friday presented by Hy-Vee and Pepsi!
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Chelsie Tewanger paced the Seminoles with 27 digs, six points and six kills. Anne LaFollette added 19 digs.
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So can we all agree on who deserves the keys to the WTA Penthouse now?
Serena Williams set the record straight in a dominating performance in Doha capping the year off in grand style by winning the year-end Sony Ericsson Championships, her first since her title-run back in 2001. She beat sister Venus 6-2, 7-6 (4) in the final, inflicting a second loss on the older Williams and defending champ this week and fourth consecutive going back to their semifinal showdown in Miami earlier this year. Their H2H now stands at 13-10 in the 28-year old's favor. Oh, she also bagged $1.55 million for her efforts. Nice.
It seems ReRe was determined to make a statement this week and answer the critics who believed she wasn't deserving of the top-ranking, even with 2 majors under her belt this season, because she hadn't won a tourney outside the majors since Charleston '08. She went 5-0 in her matches and secured the year-end No.1 ranking after Dinara Safina withdrew. The 11-time Grand Slammer even made reference to the criticism saying afterwards saying,
I haven't won a tournament that wasn't a Grand Slam in a while, so that was even more exciting. My losing streak in [other] tournaments is over.TRUTH. It just goes to show you no matter how many smaller tourneys a baller grabs, the mentally toughest win the biggest prizes in tennis and get to write the history.
Congrats to you, ReRe, and thank you for finally righting the rankings ship.
UPDATE: ...AND she broke the single-season record for prize winnings racking up $6.5 million and besting previous record holder Justine Henin who topped out at $5.5 million in 2007. Nothing more needs to be said on this subject. Case closed.
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photo © 2005 K.I.T. | more info (via: Wylio)I've compiled a short list of money saving techniques I've been practicing lately. Some of these things may seem obvious to some while epiphany moments to others. For me, my groceries are one of my largest expenses each month. The tips listed below are some helpful, handy and simple steps to help ... Read More »
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|FBLA networks at fall conference
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Holyoke FBLA chapter attended the Fall Leadership Conference in Sterling last Wednesday, Oct. 9.
A greeting was conducted by state president Zac Copeland of Fleming High School, District 3 representative Denise Cano of Idalia High School and District 4 representative Allison Shaefer of Haxtun High School. The opening session was introduced by Brittani Parker of Oklahoma and was continued by keynote speaker Patrick Grady of Tennessee.
The purpose of the conference's opening session was to inform FBLA members about effective networking. Grady introduced icebreaker techniques and networking activities to students from across the districts.
To read more of this article, contact the Enterprise office about an e-Subscription. 970-854-2811
Holyoke FBLA members who attended the Fall Leadership Conference in Sterling are pictured from left, front row, adviser Chuck Hurst, Morgan Philips, Kayla Marshall, Federica Detomas, Whitney Powell, Dani Brandt, Malena McWilliams, Anastasia Conklin, Shaylee Krueger, Meg Strauss, Alex Strauss, Brook Prottsman, Logan Tharp, Trevor Dalton, Alyssa Killin, Adi Bencomo, Peyton Dittmer, Eric Rojo, Xander Nelson, Austin Herman and Jesus A. Martinez; second row, at right, Audi Peña, Tia Huffman and Fernando Rojo; and top row, Kaetlynne Overton (in back), Lori McWilliams, Kaylee Ham (in front), Kaitlyn Shafer, Tara Krueger, Rosa Ochoa, A.J. Brandt, T.J. Gertner, Zachary Churchwell, Tyler Camblin, Alan Madrid, Tito Fierro, Javier Rojo and Saul Ramos.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Metropolitan Police Department officials say that they are looking for two men after a homicide that may have started as an attempted robbery.
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Closely Knit: A Textile Analysis of Animals by Ruth Marshall brings attention to illegal wildlife trade and species loss in a way that unites a widened audience of scientists, art enthusiasts and the general public. Her life-size, knitted textile pelts of tigers, leopards, coral snakes and Australian marsupials exemplify how artisan goods have the potential to have higher commercial value than poached skins on the black market. Her textiles reinforce the ideology that support for conservation and culture is a more sustainable, viable and lucrative endeavor than the illegal wildlife trade.
She has conducted research at the American Museum of Natural History, Melbourne Museum and the Berlin Zoo. For Closely Knit, Marshall studied Askai, Central Park Zoo's six-year-old male snow leopard and created a new knitted work based on his distinctive coat. The exhibition is staged in the historic Arsenal building, which housed a menagerie of gifted animals on the basement level from 1859 to 1871, and was the first home of the American Museum of Natural History from 1869 to 1877 before it moved to its current home on Manhattan's West Side.
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Preparations Being Made For GOP Debate
(Sioux City) -- All eyes will be on Sioux City today for the last Republican presidential debate before the January 3rd Caucuses. Six candidates have agreed to be at the debate being held at the Sioux City Convention Center. As you might imagine, its taken a lot of work to transform the Sioux City Convention Center into a stage for tonight's nationally televised GOP debate on Fox News Channel. Convention facilities director Aran Rush says the national work crew has experience with big events.
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(Ames), Iowa (AP) - The value of Iowa farmland is up 32.5 percent from last year to a record of over $6,700 an acre.
The annual survey by Iowa State University also shows the percentage increase breaks a 38-year-old record of 31 percent set in 1973.
The survey released Wednesday shows the average price rose from $5,064 an acre to $6,708 an acre from November 2010 to last month.
Before this year the previous high average, adjusted for inflation, had been $5,770 per acre in 1979.
ISU economist Mike Duffy, who conducts the survey, says farmland values have surged along with the surge in commodity prices and farm incomes. Scott County saw the greatest percentage increase in land values at 37.7 percent. Scott County average land is valued at $9,233. O'Brien and Sioux Counties have the highest price land valued at $9,512 and $9,419 per acre. Each of the 99 counties in Iowa saw an increase in land values.
(LeMars) -- The LeMars Chamber of Commerce has named a second person as "Employee of the Month". Today, the honor is awarded to Noelle Kneip. When Noelle graduated from Iowa State University a few years ago, her first priority was to relocate back to her hometown of LeMars. In addition, to being in love with her future husband, Troy, and having great family support, she needed a job and was looking for a career in banking. Upon expressing her interest in First National Bank, she accepted the bank's employment offer as a customer service representative. Soon after, she was promoted to a personal banker, spent some time in one of the bank's Sioux City locations and today is a very successful mortgage lender, located at the South Bank location in LeMars. Now married, and mother of two sons, Noelle Kneip continues to be a tremendous asset to First Naional Bank. She is an outstanding employee who makes great impressions each and every day with her co-workers and with her many valued, repeat customers. With her professional and ever-caring service, customers know they are in good hands when it comes to their mortgage needs, consumer loans, or any deposit services. In addition to being a very knowledgeable personal banker, Noelle demonstrates a high degree of honesty and dedication in everything she does. She is especially good at finding satisfying solutions and putting her customer's needs first. Congratulations to Noelle Kneip for being the recognized as the Chamber's Employee of the Month.
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6JSC/L/24 Revisions to instructions for production, publication, distribution and manufacture statements (2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 2.10)
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The solutions proposed when statements are grammatically linked seem unduly complex. Would it not be easier to make a single adjustment to the publication statement to the effect "If distribution, manufacture, etc., statements cannot be grammatically separated from the publication statement, transcribe them with the publication statement." Since the other statements are non-Core, this modification would need to be present as early as possible, under the Core attribute of publication statement. Under the later distribution and manufacture statements, the situation of grammatical inseparability could be referred back to the primary rule under publication statements. MYERS, CCDA liaison to the MAC, 2013/08/20
Some thoughts/questions about the proposal:
- 1. Change #1 (new text) - I would find it very helpful to have an example here about when a production statement contains information belonging to another element. I understand the problem with published resources but am having trouble wrapping my head around this with unpublished resources. A second concern: as written, this new text is about ANY element (not just something confined to Chapter 2.7-2.10). That seems overly broad.
- 2. Change #1 (moving optional omission) - While conceptually I agree that the instruction belongs better under those related to recording the producer's name, isn't there a problem with the sentence above the optional omission if it's moved? "Transcribe places of production and producers' names as they appear on the source of information (see 1.7)" Should specific RDA instructions be added after the named elements here, to help mitigate that problem? Something like: "Transcribe places of production (2.7.2) and producers' names (2.7.4) as they appear on the source of information (see 1.7)" Of course, if we like that concept, it needs to be extended to the final paragraph of the instruction, for dates of production.
- 3. Change #1 (adding reference to 21.2) - I'm a bit uncomfortable with this, as there are no other references I can find from Chapter 2 to anything Chapters 18-22 (note: I did not do an exhaustive search of this yet). I'm not convinced that a reference to these instructions will clarify anything; in fact, it might be more confusing.
- 4. Change #2 - OK to add general statement modeled after introductory paragraph to 220.127.116.11. The same basic comments about Change #1 also apply here.
- 5. Change #3 - Same basic comments about Change #2 also apply here.
- 6. Change #4 - Agree to remove conditions for recording manufacture statements. The same basic comments about Change #2 also apply here.
- 7. Change #5, #6, #7, #8 - OK to expand scope statement.
- 8. Change #9 - Agree to add sentence.
- 9. Change #10 - Agree to remove "other than solely publishing", to correct the example accordingly, to add additional paragraph & examples.
- 10 Change #11, #12 - Agree to proposed changes.
Kathy Glennan (talk) 15:56, 21 August 2013 (PDT)
I support most of the proposed changes, as they'd move RDA closer to conventions established in DCRM. However, some aspects of the proposal remain confusing:
- Like Glennan, I think the revision concerning grammatically inseparable information may need a clearer definition of scope. There are a number of possibilities, such as:
- place of publication within a publisher name statement
- name of printer within a publisher name statement
- name of publisher within a title
- Do the guidelines apply to all of these conditions? If so other examples will be needed.
- For grammatically inseparable information, the proposed instructions say to "transcribe the information in the order found." The proposal does not go on to tell us where to transcribe the inseparable information (i.e. which element). Does that work? For example, if the place of publication information is found within a publisher name statement, what does one enter in the place of publication element? Repeat the place of publication?
- For the above concern, does the the proposal need to introduce language comparable to RDA 184.108.40.206? It specifies which element to enter the edition information *and* what to put in the edition element (i.e. nothing).
184.108.40.206 Designation of Edition Integral to Title Proper, Etc. If:
- a designation of edition is an integral part of the title proper, other title information, or statement of responsibility
- the designation is grammatically linked to any of these elements
- record the designation of edition as part of the element to which it is integrated or linked. Do not record it again as a designation of edition.
For the remaining changes of the proposal:
- agree with the change for moving the optional omission (also agree with Glennan's recommendation)
- agree with change #4 (for removal of conditions on recording manufacture)
- agree with changes #5-12


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Roberto Fukue is an artist of Brazilian Disney comics of Japanese origins. Fukue began his career together with his brother Paulo with Editora EDREL in the 1960s. When this publisher, specialized in Brazilian manga comics, closed its doors, Fukue began a collaboration with Abril in the early 1970s. He drew Disney comics for Abil until the publisher cancelled its own production of stories in 2000.
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I had to get a bear tag this year, usually get a dear. I don't have any dogs or a clue how to up my odds. Any tips? Thanks.
I had to get a bear tag this year, usually get a dear. I don't have any dogs or a clue how to up my odds. Any tips? Thanks.
If you have the same luck I have in D7 all it takes to have a bear walk up on you is not have a tag in your pocket. Everytime I have hunted there without a tag I see bears, everytime I have a tag I see no bears. I finally gave up and went to a different unit. There are a ton of bear in D7 at least there used to be. In fact I almost got run over by a big 'en just above Courtright Reserviour about 10 years ago archery hunting deer and of course I didn't have a tag in my pocket. I wouldn't worry about dogs, don't think you can use them in Calif during deer season anyway, I believe you can after but check the regs. We got some funky F&G laws when it comes to Big Game hunting out here, one of the reasons I'm moving on to other pastures. From my experience there are a lot more bears on the western slope of the Sierras than the eastern slope. Most of the bears I see on the eastern slope are in towns and campgrounds.
Is there anything I can do to have a better chance? I'm not going to be able scout or anything, just going to show up and hope for the best. Have to thanks Wild Justice this year for my lack of a deer tag.
Not really. But what you can do is ask around camps of "Bear Problems" you would be suprised most people are terrified of them and are more than willing to help you out by letting you know where they are seeing them. But on a side note just make sure you stay legal and dont shoot a bear in a camp!!! ( NO BUENO)
Most of the time I see bears they're just crusin around , you need alot of luck to come across one. At least I do anyways. Good luck
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I know Sawfish does some bear hunting in our local mtns. . Maybe he could help you with some info. In D14 I can tell you where the majority of bears are. All on east side. If you want I can PM you where I always see them. I have some great pics of a blonde sow with 2 blonde cubs up close. Have seen red/brown and black in same area. Got great pics of bighorns there also . Some were printed in the Society for Bighorn Sheep magazine. I was told that in the 1950's they turned loose some trouble bears from Yosimite in the vicinity of where I always see them. that's why a lot of bears .
Sorry just noticed this thread. This info is for next year I guess, all you need to do is find side hills loaded with berry bushes and sit and wait. Pick a stand where you can watch the side hill from the opposite side, the bears will sometimes bed in the berry bushes and wake up and feed through-out the day. This method was successful in D8 early season and in Idaho during the spring season. Good luck


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