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Tagged in: Sherwin Williams , NASCAR Sprint Cup Series , Germain Racing , GEICO Racing , GEICO , Casey Mears , Bootie Barker
Mooresville, NC (December 14, 2010) – While the 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season wrapped up just three weeks ago in Homestead, the Germain Racing team has wasted no time in preparing for the 2011 season. The front office staff is hard at work trying to secure additional funding to add to GEICO's sponsorship of 18 of the 36 races, and crew chief Bootie Barker and the GEICO crew have been burning the midnight oil in the race shop.
After enjoying the Thanksgiving holiday, Casey Mears and Germain Racing are back at work and focused on the Daytona 500. Mears and the GEICO team will be taking part in a tire test on December 15th and 16th at the newly resurfaced Daytona International Speedway; the first among NASCAR's top series to test the new 2.5-mile superspeedway.
Mears' reserved demeanor often betrays his aggressive on-track driving style, and if one would inquire with the soft-spoken driver as to how his presence has elevated Germain Racing to a Top 25 team, he will respond humbly. Mears is happy to have improved the GEICO team's performance, but he is not content with where they are right now. He believes that something better awaits them.
"I've enjoyed the last few months and the opportunity to work with Germain Racing and our sponsor GEICO," Mears said. "It's been fun to get out there and be competitive and beat some of the top teams each week, but I know we are just beginning. As I've said in the past, I will put this team up against any team in the garage."
He continued, "I really can't thank GEICO enough for their support of what we're doing. Aside from being the primary sponsor for 18 races, they're also working with us to help secure additional sponsorship for the other half of the season. It's a great partnership and we're all operating with big picture vision."
Mears has given Germain Racing and GEICO cause for optimism and their collective efforts will surely create a viable path to success. That path begins with the tire test this week in Daytona.
Just two months remain before the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series arrives at Daytona International Speedway to get the 2011 season underway.
To learn more about the GEICO Racing program, please visit: www.geicogarage.com
You can also follow GEICO Racing on Twitter: www.twitter.com/geicoracing
Please visit the Casey Mears Facebook fan page: www.facebook.com/caseymearsracing
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$65,000 WASHINGTON OAKSSATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 201435th RUNNING, 3-YEAR-OLD FILLIES, 1 1/8 MILESTrack Record: 1:45 2/5, Flying Notes (3), Sept. 2, 2002Stakes Record: 1:47 1/5, Flirtacious Girl, August 21,1999Statistics from 1996-2013 @ EmDMost WinsTrainer: 3, Grant Forster (Youcan'ttakeme, 2003; Bianconi Baby, 2004; A Classic Life, 2005)Owner: 2-tie,Michael and Amy Feuerborn (A Classic Life, 2005; Class Included, 2011)Northwest Farms (Elusive Horizon, 2008; Stopshoppingdebbie, 2013)Jockey: 3-tieRicky Frazier (A Classic Life, 2005; She's All Silk, 2006; Zenovit, 2010)Gary Baze (Crossatyourownrisk, 2000; Graceful Cat, 2001; Youcan'ttakeme, 2003)Largest Winning Margin: 9 ½ lengths, Flirtacious Girl, August 21, 1999Smallest winning margin: head, She's All Silk (August 19, 2006)Track: fast 16, wet-fast 1, sloppy 1Favorites: 6-for-18; Odds-on: 6-for-13Gate-to-wire: 8-for-18Largest $2 Win: $23.60, Rivoltella, August 18,2007Smallest $2 Win: $2.80-tie, Youcan'ttakeme (2003),No Flies On Doodle (2009), Stopshoppingdebbie (2013)Winner bred: Kentucky 10, Washington 6, Florida 1,Maryland 1
OWNERS HOMETOWNS1—Cheeky Stone (8) Karen & Mickey Taylor, Yakima, WA2—Champagne Gal (7-2) Shelley Bancroft, Vancouver, B.C.3—Papa's Flashy Girl (6) Patrick McGhee, Prescott, AZ; Mike Strickland, Auburn, WA;Saratoga West (Jeff Metz, San Dimas, CA); 4—Quiet Wisdom (12) Valerie M. Johnson, Lake Bay, WA; John Zervos, Sequim, WA5—Mylast Sweet Pea (3) Bill & Betty Stiles, Sedro Woolley, WA; Valerie M Johnson, Lake Bay, WA 6—Sunpenny (8) Z Thoroughbred Racing Partners (Steve Zerda, Renton, WA)7—Lady Fifty Two (2) Dr. Mark Dedomenico, Redmond, WA; Jerry Hollendorfer, Richmond, CA; George Todaro, Seattle, WA WASHINGTON OAKS SERIESJune 1: $50,000 Seattle Handicap, 6 ½ Furlongs, City by the Bay ($3.60) 1:14.76June 29: $50,000 Irish Day Handicap, 1 Mile, Find Your Spot ($7.20) 1:35.78July 19: $50,000 Kent Handicap, 1 1/16 Mile, Ole's Miss ($3.60) 1:41.46Aug. 9: $65,000 Washington Oaks, 1 1/8 MileSept. 7: $50,000 Comcast SportsNet Stakes (WA-bred) 1 Mile
FAB 5 HANDICAPPERSJoe Withee (EmD1): Mylast Sweet Pea, Cheeky Stone, Lady Fifty Two (6-14; $114.40)Robert Geller (EmD2): Mylast Sweet Pea, Papa's Flashy Girl, Cheeky Stone (10-14; $165.30)Jacob Pollowitz (EmD3): Mylast Sweet Pea, Lady Fifty Two, Papa's Flashy Girl(10-14; $131.30)Vic Cozzetti (Predictorsays.com): Mylast Sweet Pea, Lady Fifty Two, Champagne Gal (4-14; $117.10)Nick Rousso (Daily Racing Form): Mylast Sweet Pea, Lady Fifty Two, Champagne Gal (6-14; $114.10)Consensus: Mylast Sweet Pea (25), Lady Fifty Two (7) Papa's Flashy Girl (3) (9-14; $127.00)NOTES: The 3-year-old filly division has produced three different winners in as many races, none of whom are entered in the Washignton Oaks. It's a totally different scenario from last year when Stopshoppingdebbie swept the four-race series for sophomore fillies. . .Lady Fifty Two co-owner George Todaro scored the biggest upset in a Washington Oaks at Emerald Downs as Rivoltella shipped in from Del Mar and notched a $23.60 victory in 2007. . .Speaking of Lady Fifty Two, only three of 18 Oaks winners at Emerald Downs were coming out of a sprint race: Capilano (1997), Erica's Smile (2002) and Zenovit (2010). Erica's Smile, like Lady Fifty Two, had never raced beyond six furlongs and came to Emerald Downs off a two-length victory in the Fairfield Stakes at Solano. The result was a three-length gate-to-wire victory in 1:49.60. . .Alex Bisono (Champagne Gal) is currently fifth in the jockeys' standings at Hastings Racecourse with an 18-for-134 mark thru Friday. This is his first mount at Emerald Downs. . .Champagne Gal would be the second straight Hastings shipper to win a 3YOF race at Emerald Downs, after Ole's Miss edged Mylast Sweet Pea by a neck in the Kent Handicap. . .Leslie Mawing (Lady Fifty Two) is the leading stakes rider this season with a 6-1-0 mark in 11 mounts, and has won four of the last five stakes including a win on Ole's Miss in the Kent Handicap, . .Rocco Bowen (Quiet Wisdom) ranks second with three stakes wins (all on Stopshoppingdebbie) and five jockeys are tied for third with one stakes win apiece. . .Mylast Sweet Pea could follow the pattern set by Class Included (2011) and She's All Silk (2006), who finished second in the Kent before winning the Oaks. . .Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer (Lady Fifty Two) is 7-for-51 lifetime at Emerald Downs with six stakes wins, but is 4-0-0-1 in the Washington Oaks.-##-

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At the event, participants had the unique opportunity to spend the day with current and former Pirates players, broadcasters and front office executives while supporting the many and varied efforts of Pirates Charities.
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Thank you to all those who have applied, the applications are now closed. If you have only just seen this and not yet applied, feel free to email me at kjartan--at--artofwar--dot--cc and I'll happily shortlist you for future work.
Hi all,
I'm the webmaster of Art of War, a browser-based online board game, that has been active for the past 3 years. The site is currently undergoing a complete code rewrite, and in the process I am looking for a fair amount of new graphical content.
Artworks are submitted and managed on the site via a user interface in an area labelled "Projects". Management of a Project includes uploading attachments, altering settings, and filling out details, as well as complete workflow processes and feedback/chat logs so that the artists can communicate with the admin in a compartmentalised area. Currently, there are 5 types of Projects that artists can participate in - Backgrounds, Numerals, Dice, Icons, and Maps. Each project type is distinct, and has different parameters around workflow processes and becoming a working asset on the site.
I currently have enough Maps on the site, but will be looking for more in the future, so if you only do cartography work and are interested, still drop me a line. My main interest at this stage is hiring people to do Dice, Icons, Numerals, and Backgrounds, as I have limited assets in those areas. Projects that you create on the site go through an entire workflow process, and the graphical content only becomes available on the site proper once the project has reached "Official" status. Official status is achieved when the project has passed all the criteria of the admin, and a contract has been signed between the site owner and artist agreeing to the terms and conditions of use. All projects that are deemed worthy of becoming Official are paid, and are paid before they become "public" assets on the site. Additionally, all artists who have published content on the site will receive VIP access, granting them unlimited games for an unlimited period of time.
The quality of the artwork is expected to be quite high, so if you have an online portfolio, that will help me ascertain whether your style is suitable for the site. I consider myself to be a novice graphic artist, and am currently responsible for most of the content on the site. Your artwork would have to be of this quality or better:
Icon - Babylonians
Icon - Kingdom of Norway
Map (Excerpt) - Medieval Europe
Additionally, a passion for board games, and an understanding of games such as Risk, Axis and Allies, and Diplomacy will be viewed upon very favourably. This is because, once the site is relaunched, it will be relaunched as a boardgame creation site, where users can create their own boardgames completely from scratch, and play them online in the browser against people all over the world. No coding knowledge is required - all rules creation and definitions are done via the point-and-click interface.
All payment, copyright, and usage is detailed in a standard contract, which I can send you a copy of to peruse if you wish. If you are unhappy/unsatisfied with the T&C, they can be negotiated, though there are a few non-negotiables, such as payment being solely via PayPal.
If you are interested, either reply to this thread, or preferably contact me at kjartan--at--artofwar--dot--cc.
Kjartan Johansen
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Great buck for sure. Congrats!
Well I headed to Ohio thanksgiving night to get there and start hunting the following morning. I was successful doing this last year so tried to repeat. I arrived Friday morning with enough time to put me in my ground blind 45 min before shooting light. As I sat there in the dark waiting for light I could hear deer moving around me in the crunchy snow. As sun started to rise I was watching several deer on the opposite hill side feeding and chasing. There was one group that was hanging together most of the time. They consisted of a 6 does a spike and a big 9 I had on trail cam. One of the yearling does must have been coming into heat as the big 9 would chase her for about 10-15 yards and quit and the same with the spike, The spike tried to mount her several times but she would run off. Another 8 point came in to check her out but the big 9 quickly ran him off. I'm not sure why he was letting the spike hang around unless he wasn't worried about him? They came by at about 60 yards several times, but not any closer. I was on pins and needles every time they would head my direction. Twice a couple of the fawns would split off and come with in 20 yards of my blind but just turn and head back to the group. Finally at 12:30 the spike chase the one doe by me and the other does followed, along with the big 9. Well every where he stopped he was in brush or behind a tree. He was very nervous about my blind as he was staring me down several times. Finally he made his way across an opening at 22 yards. I softly grunted and he paused just long enough for me to send a muzzy mx-4 right behind the front shoulder. He ran 45 yards and piled up, I was able to see him pile up. This is the second good buck I have taken off this property. I had a couple trail cams of this buck and they didn't do him justice. Awesome part is he has a brother out there almost as big, just missing the kickers off the G2's. This buck is just a beast with 13-1/2" G2's and 11" G3's, and he dressed 248#'s. He was well worth the drag.
Great buck for sure. Congrats!
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
Nice buck. Glad to see some other luck from Ohio.
Great looking buck! That dude has a solid looking frame!
Now therefore, please take your weapons, your quiver and your bow, and go out to the field and hunt game for me.
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Great deer!!! That is what they call mass production!
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Very Nice BUCK.... Congradulations......
That is a super looking frame. One of the few deer that looks best when looking right at you.
Nice one. Ohio was my first out of state diy public land hunt about five years ago. I was hooked ever since and have seen deer on a consistent basis. There is just something about traveling out of your home area and hunting new places. Good luck to all of the gun hunters there this week.
Great buck! Congrats!
Good looking deer. He has a big old roman nose and wide rack
A bad day in the woods is better than a good day at work.
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|County officials sworn in Tuesday
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Officials of Phillips County elected to four-year terms Nov. 2, 2010 were sworn in Tuesday morning,
Jan. 11 by Phillips County Judge David Colver. Pictured from left are Sheriff Rob Urbach, Clerk and
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Rachel J. Westhoff, 70, of Le Mars passed away suddenly Thursday, January 24, 2013 at Floyd Valley Hospital in Le Mars. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at St. John's Lutheran Church, E.L.C.A. with Reverend Gary Landsness officiating. Inurnment will be at a later date. Visitation will be after 3:00 p.m. Monday, January 28, 2013 at the Carlsen Funeral Home in Le Mars with the family present to greet friends after 5:00 p.m. followed by a 7:00 p.m. prayer service Monday evening at the funeral home. Visitations will continue Tuesday morning at the church from 9:30 until service time. Expressions of sympathy can be extended to the family through www.carlsenfuneralhome.com of Le Mars.
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After severe asthma caused Rebecca Aguirre's son, Colin, 11, to be hospitalized three times, she sought help from the experts at National Jewish Health.
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2012: Started all 11 games in 2012 and was named to both the All-Pioneer League first team and Academic All-Pioneer League first team...named Offense Battle of the Trenches award winner...team captain...named to the Hampshire Honor Society (Scholar-Athlete) by the National Football Foundation.
2011: PFL Academic Honor Roll...honorable mention All-PFL offensive lineman...starter in all 11 games...helped Butler rank third in the PFL in total offense (395.5) and fourth in rushing offense (132.7)...named second team PFL Academic All-League.
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2009: Played in Butler's first three games and in four total contests...named to the PFL Academic Honor Roll.
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Justin Bieber has made a $1.2 million profit on his Calabasas, California home after selling the mansion to reality TV star Khloe Kardashian.
The "Baby" hitmaker moved out of the luxury pad in January and relocated to Atlanta, Georgia after police raided his home as part of a vandalism investigation following an "egging" attack on a neighbor's estate.
It was the latest in a number of run-ins with locals in the gated community, where he had previously been accused of holding loud parties and speeding down residential roads in his sports cars.
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GLENARDEN, Md. (WUSA) -- The Prince George's County Police Department needs your help in catching a murder suspect.
On Oct. 21, at about 2:45 p.m. police were called to the 8400 block of Hamlin Street for reports of a shooting. When officers arrived they found 26-year-old Shariel McCutchen of D.C. lying inside the apartment dead from gunshot wounds, police said.
Prince George's County Police identified the murder suspect as 24-year-old Michael Deangelo Briscoe of Landover, Md. According to police, Briscoe shot the victim after she got into a physical altercation with another female inside the apartment. The second female fled the scene with the suspect and called for help but was not hurt. She was in a relationship with the suspect, police said.
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Published: Friday, June 13, 2014 at 9:27 a.m.
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One home was destroyed and another damaged in separate fires this morning in Wilmington.
The first, reported at 4:27 a.m., happened at 129 Windemere Road off Eastwood Road, said Wilmington Fire Department Battalion Chief Sammy Flowers.
"There was heavy smoke and flames visible through the roof on arrival. Once fire crews confirmed residents were out of the structure, a defensive fire attack began," he said. "The fire was deemed under control at 5:09 a.m."
He said the fire appears to have started in the garage. The occupants escaped unharmed, but the home was destroyed.
The second fire was reported at 5:34 a.m. six miles away at 417 Pettigrew Drive near Independence and 17th streets. "There (were) smoke and flames showing on arrival. An aggressive, offensive fire attack was used to bring the fire under control quickly," Flowers said. "Fire was deemed under control at 5:56 a.m."
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I am a Systems / Email Administrator for a relatively small user base (300-400 users). We currently have a pretty basic setup for email. We have a Linux server running Postfix, and all the users have regular UNIX accounts on the server. All our clients use Outlook, but we are only doing POP3 email. We do not have any shared calendars, or group address lists. I have been pushing the company to move towards a more server-centric solution that will give us some of these "Exchange-like" features, but I definitely want it to be Linux-based software. I think Zimbra may be a good fit for our needs.
I'm planning on installing the Open Source Edition on a new server. Initially I would like to test just the email portion of Zimbra with one user. Ideally it would be user in our current email domain, and email would still come into our existing email server, but then forwarded over to the Zimbra server. The next stage would be to move a small group (5-10 users) over to the Zimbra server to test and/or demonstrate some of the other features, like the calendaring and group address lists. Finally, assuming I get a green light to proceed, I would probably want to move the users over in stages, although I would also consider doing it in one fell swoop.
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Rafael Nadal + Iker Casillas held their second annual "Friends of Iker vs. Friends of Rafa" charity event to fight malaria last night at Madrid's Palacio de los Deportes.
The team's competed in three events including a kart race, one-set tennis match, and a soccer match. Rafa's team featured Carlos Moyá, Jorge Lorenzo, Raúl González, Almudena Cid, Carlos Sastre, Marcos Senna, Novak Djokovic, Sergio García, Carlos Sainz, Sete Gibernau and Samuel Eto'o.
Iker's team members included David Ferrer, Carmen Jordá, Feliciano López, Juan Carlos Ferrero, Santi Cazorla, Sergio Ramos, Alberto Contador, Dani Sordo, Alvaro Bautista, Kanouté and Fernando Alonso.
Although the teams pulled a draw in the tennis match, Team Iker grabbed wins in the kart race and soccer match and won overall.
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Inside Iowa is a daily look at the Iowa Hawkeyes, compliments of the Hawkeye Radio Network, the exclusive radio home of the University of Iowa football, men's basketball, women's basketball and the weekly call-in shows of Kirk Ferentz, Steve Alford and Lisa Bluder.
Inside Iowa is a daily feature produced for the University of Iowa by the Hawkeye Radio Network.
Today (Wednesday, Nov. 17) Brent Balbinot talks a little NCAA cross country with Coach Larry Wieczorek. The Hawkeyes earned a berth in this year's national championship with a third-place finish at last week's regional meet.
Tuesday, Nov. 16 It's wrestling season and Brent Balbinot visits with Jim Zalesky about national rankings, pre-season competition, and his strategy moving forward to this year's Big Ten and NCAA championships.
Monday, Nov. 15, Gary Dolphin talks about Iowa quarterback Drew Tate and the Hawkeyes' magical victory at Minnesota last Saturday in the annual battle for Floyd of Rosedale. Dolphin also visits with UI Athletic Director about the agreement between the University of Iowa and Kirk Ferentz.
Friday, Nov. 12
Gary Dolphin talks a little Hawkeye football and the annual battle for Floyd of Rosedale. There's also a little more at stake this year including bowl game positioning within the Big Ten.
Thrusday, Nov. 11
Iowa's nationally ranked field hockey team returns to NCAA Tournament participation for the first time since the 1999 campaign with a 1 p.m. (Iowa time) Saturday date with American University in College Park, Md. Brent Balbinot visits with UI Coach Tracey Griesbaum about the Hawkeyes' season and this weekend's post-season action.
Wednesday, Nov. 10
Brent Balbinot talks with first-year UI women's swimming coach Marc Long, a former Big Ten champion at the Hawkeyes, about the coming season for his Iowa Hawkeye squad.
Tuesday, Nov. 9
Snow is getting ready to fly, but that doesn't mean the Iowa baseball team is shutting down for the winter months. Just to the contrary reports Brent Balbinot, who visits with Hawkeye Coach Jack Dahm in today's installment of Inside Iowa.
Monday, Nov. 8
Gary Dolphin talks a little Iowa football after Iowa's thrilling 23-21 victory over Purdue and looking forward to Saturday's game with Minnesota - the annual battle for Floyd of Rosedale.
Thursday, Nov. 4
Senior defensive lineman Jonathan Babineaux talks about how he was motivated by his teammates during his rehabilitation after a season-ending injury last year at Ohio State. He also looks ahead to this week's game against Purdue, a team that sports a high-powered offense.
Wednesday, Nov. 3
Moving the Hawkeyes. Brent Balbinot talks with UI staffer John Streif about all that's involved in moving the Hawkeyes for an away game whether that game in across the state, across the Midwest, or across the nation.
Tuesday, Nov. 2
Brent Balbinot talks about with several members of Lisa Bluder's 2004-05 Iowa women's basketball team and about what it will take for the Hawkeyes to reach the post-season for the fifth consecutive season.
Monday, Nov. 11
Gary Dolphin talks about Iowa's hard luck on the injury front and with Kirk Ferentz about the improvement in the play of the Hawkeyes' offensive line and special teams. The progress comes at a good time with Iowa facing three difficult tests in November.
Friday, Oct. 29
The Hawkeyes square off against the Fighting Illini on the gridiron Saturday in Champaign, Ill. Gary Dolphin talks a little football plus takes one last look at Sunday's Big Ten Conference Men's and Women's Cross Country Championships.
Thursday, Oct. 28
Brent Balbinot takes a look at Sunday's Big Ten Conference Men's and Women's Cross Country Championships on the Ashton Cross Country Course on the UI campus. The course is dedicated at 9:45. The women's championship will start at 10:45; the men's race will follow.
Wednesday, Oct. 27
Brent Balbinot visits with John Davey, head coach of the UI's men's swimming and diving team, about his 2004-05 Hawkeyes, last week's season opener against nationally ranked Wisconsin and the remainder of the '04-05 year.
Tuesday, Oct. 26
Brent Balbinot talks a little defense with Crystal Smith and Jamie Cavey of Coach Lisa Bluder's Iowa women's basketball team. The Hawkeyes are only weeks away from their 2004-05 season-opening exhibition game Nov. 4 against the Australian Institute for Sport in Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Monday, Oct. 25
Gary Dolphin talks with UI women's cross country coach Layne Anderson and Hawkeye men's cross country coach Larry Wieczorek about Sunday's Big Ten Conferene Men's and Women's Cross Country Championships.
Friday, Oct. 22
Steve Alford talks about the addition of Adam Haluska to the lineup for the 2004-05 Iowa Hawkeyes.
Thursday, Oct. 21
Larry Wieczorek talks about his team's chances of advancing to this year's NCAA Division I Men's Cross Country Championship.


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A spectacular multimedia world premiere that combines a screening of the dark, suspenseful 1925 film Phantom of the Opera with live, accompanying performance by chorus and symphony. Canadian composer Andrew Downing's entrancing musical interpretation will bring new richness and nuance to the cult-classic tale of unrequited romance, lurking terror, and the power of music. With the musicians occupying centre stage, two screens will display a crisp print of the chilling masterpiece, featuring legendary silent film star Lon Chaney in one of his most harrowing roles.


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I run a 14K phoenix on my nano tank, and I'm thinking that it will still be too blue with the actinics at the same time. I want a fairly rounded color profile. Maybe slightly more blue than yellow, but definitely not where it's at now.
Right now I'm balancing between going all the way down to an XM 10K, or going with the Phoenix 14K. Anyone running similar lighting that can comment on this.
Picture of current tank with Mh and T5 running. It's not quite this blue in person, but close.


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Ron Paul has served as a U.S. House representative on multiple occasions, but took a break from elected office and returned to his former career as a physician in 1985, though he did run for President in 1988 as the Libertarian Party nominee.
Paul is a Libertarian-leaning Republican who maintains a loyal base which provide him stable support and make him a difficult candidate to predict in terms of how he will perform in the caucuses. Paul is the oldest of the candidates running for the Republican nomination.
U.S. House, 1976-77, 1979-85, 1997 to present.
His federal political action committee is called Leadership PAC. In the 2009-2010 election cycle it collected at least $117,500. His campaign committee raised $457,329, as of reports through mid-October.
By the most recent June 30 reporting date, Paul had raised $4,514,166.
Biographical Directory of U.S. Congress, biography.org, SourceWatch.org, OpenSecrets.org
Paul promotes himself as the leading spokesman in Washington for limited constitutional government, low taxes, free markets and a return to monetary policies based on commodity-backed currency.
Some of his libertarian views are considered impractical by Republican Party congressional leaders, including abolishing the income tax, returning to the gold standard and eliminating the United Nations.
Paul's Internet-driven 2008 campaign became known as the "Ron Paul Revolution," drawing legions of young followers and raising millions of dollars. His large social media following didn't translate into electoral wins, however. He finished fifth in the Iowa caucuses with 10 percent of the vote.
He has opposed the wars in both Iraq and Afghanistan and believes the United States should not meddle in the affairs of other nations.
He's a strict anti-abortionist.
He has been referred to as "Dr. No" because of his assertion he will not vote for legislation unless it is specifically authorized by the U.S. Constitution.
Paul has advocated that government recognize contracts between two people and grant divorces but otherwise have no say in marriage, including situations when the contract is between two people of the same sex.
He is a medical doctor who specializes in obstetrics and gynecology.
Republican Sen. John McCain says he's considering running for a sixth term in 2016, the year he turns 80.


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The Delano Public Library has a new service for patrons – an express (self) checkout computer.
Checking out materials using this new technology is fast, efficient and ensures your privacy. The express station, located at the circulation desk, is fun and easy to use. You just need to have your library card on hand. Please don't hesitate to ask staff if you need assistance. We are always there to help you in any way we can. Other libraries offering express checkout in the Great River Regional Library system are Buffalo, Elk River, Monticello, St. Cloud, St. Michael and Waite Park.


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Webber encouraged by his youthful, former Kings team | News
LAS VEGAS, NV - Chris Webber openly admits he's biased when covering his former Sacramento Kings team as an NBA analyst, even during Summer League in Las Vegas, where he called a game with his former Los Angeles Lakers nemesis Rick Fox for NBA-TV.
"Rick knows I still hate the Lakers," Webber told News10 following Sacramento's 84-72 victory over the Lakers. "I'm just happy that I'm apart of the Kings family in some way."
The39-year-old, former five-time All-Star played 15 years in the NBA and more than six seasons with the Kings. His No. 4 jersey hangs among the franchise's greatest players in the rafters of Power Balance Pavilion, formerly ARCO Arena in Sacramento.
Webber raved about Kings rookie power forward Thomas Robinson, who was selected by Sacramento with the fifth overall pick, and how he would pair with budding star DeMarcus Cousins.
"I hear (Robinson) is undersized and stuff; my scouting report is - whoever is saying that, they're wrong, they don't know what the hell they're talking about," Webber said. "This guy can attack the basket, he's strong...He and DeMarcus are going to be great together.
"They could be one of the most formidable big men tandems in the game"
Last week, Cousins took part in workouts with Team USA's men's basketball team in preparation for Olympic competition next month in London.
Like Webber, Cousins took great pride when his Select Team was able to defeat Team USA. Webber did so in 1992 against the Dream Team, featuring Michael Jordan, Larry Bird and Magic Johnson.
Webber's Select Team victory over the Dream Team was recently the subject of a documentary on NBA-TV.
"Kobe's lying, they couldn't even beat the 2008 (Olympic) team," Webber said, when asked if Kobe Bryant's comments were true - that the 2012 Team USA could actually beat the Dream Team.
Bryant said this year's Team USA, consisting of current
Summer League in Las Vegas is also where Webber cut his teeth, but as a broadcaster, now three years into his new career.
This offseason, Webber is working on an upcoming book and documentary with Martin McNeal, the former Kings beat writer for the Sacramento Bee. In the book and documentary, Webber will finally address, in great detail, about many issues that surrounded him since his college days at Michigan.
"I haven't talked about a lot of issues over the last 10 years or so," Webber said. "From Michigan accusations to not wanting to be in Sacramento, and it being the biggest blessing in my life."
He pointed out that the project will also pay homage to the people that have been instrumental in his life and career, in some way.
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Portland, OR (Sports Network) - Ryan Nicholas scored 22 points as the Portland
Pilots outlasted the Idaho State Bengals, 51-48, in non-conference action at
the Chiles Center.
Nicholas also brought in a team-high eight rebounds for Portland (1-1) while
Kevin Bailey chipped in 12 points.
Chris Hansen led Idaho State (0-2) with 15 points with Neveij Walters tacking
on 10 off the bench.
Portland held a meager 30-29 lead at halftime after connecting on 11-of-25
first half shots. Idaho State put in 11-of-23 field goal attempts but suffered
from a 6-1 deficit from the free throw line.
The Pilots were the superior team in the second half connecting on 47.4
percent of its shot attempts to 33.3 percent from the Bengals over the final
20 minutes.
Portland won the battle of the boards with 31 rebounds to 22 by Idaho State.
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Thanks to my oldest son Ben the story of our wolf hunt is in the current issue of Fur Fish and Game. I could be biased but I feel Ben did an outstanding job and I'm very proud of him for getting his first article published and making a couple bucks at it.
I have been holding out on posting the pics of the kill until the story came out but here they are.
She had killed this buck and was just finishing her meal when I spotted her and was able to kill her with a snap shot with the old 30-30.
Sorry if your all tired of hearing about my wolf I just wanted to give Ben a little recognition for getting his article published and would love to hear what you think if you happen to have a copy and read the article.
Good luck wolf hunting this fall! I am going back with high hopes of killing a black one this trip. :)


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|Hospital moving forward with EMR
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
For the past three months, employees at Melissa Memorial Hospital have been working tirelessly to put the new Electronic Medical Record (EMR) to use.
At the Jan. 22 monthly board meeting, MMH administrator John Ayoub hailed the switch from papers in folders to this new electronic version as "the biggest cultural change in this organization ever. Bigger than building the new building, bigger than moving from doctors to nurse practitioners, bigger than anything you can think of."
Now that the attestation period has come to an end, the district is in the process of proving that they have met the government-set standards for meaningful usage of the technology. Upon approval, the government will partially compensate the district for the expenses related to buying the new equipment.
Incentives were set up by the government to persuade hospitals to adopt the available technology quickly. Down the road, the incentives will disappear, and in a few years there will be punishments doled out to those who have refused the new services.
"We're still getting used to it," Ayoub said. "I think we're getting better, and we have gotten to the point where we meet the minimum standard that the government has set, but we're not an organization that wants to just meet any minimum standard. We want to do what's absolutely best for our patients and for our community."
Medication Reconciliation Program planned
Throughout the month of February, MMH will be available from 8 a.m. until noon on Mondays to help residents with their medication needs.
A common problem faced by doctors is that patients may be taking a variety of medications provided by multiple doctors. This can be a dangerous scenario as many drugs should not be mixed.
The purpose of this program is to give patients a platform to have all of their prescriptions recorded by the staff, with the information saved onto the EMR for future usage, as well as to help explain what drugs should be taken and on what days.
Although only slated for February, the medication assistance may become more regular if it is widely used.
Financial report
November was an uncharacteristically slow month for MMH, CFO Greg Was reported during the January hospital board meeting.
During the month, there were only 35 patient days for an average of 1.2 a day, down from the three patients per day average. The hospital was 84 days below budget, and the clinic was 94 visits under budget for a loss of $180,000 during the month.
Although Ayoub described November as the worst month in four or five years, the hospital is still in good financial standing. December was much more profitable, and although the final numbers are not in, the hospital expects to see $200,000 in profits for the year.
Some of the inactivity for November could be attributed to the late start to the flu season. The flu usually hits in October, but Holyoke is just now starting to see the increase in cases.
Other business
In other business Jan. 22, board members:
—announced that Robert Killorin, the traveling occupational therapist, will be leaving the district. His replacement is Amy Kloess out of North Platte, Neb.
—agreed to an incentive bonus of $500 for full-time employees and $250 for part-time employees for their work with the EMR.
—approved credentialing of Richard Amesquita, D.O., general medicine; Chris Schults, P.A., cardiology; Gary Bauerle, P.A., radiology; Ahmad Shihabi, M.D., cardiology; Timo Quickert, M.D., radiology; Warren Tripp, M.D., ophthalmology; Dan Kreider, M.D., radiology; Laura Marinello, P.A., cardiology.
—noted the next board meeting will be held Tuesday, Feb. 26 at 5:30 p.m.
Holyoke Enterprise January 31, 2013


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Release: 05/22/2009
Awards and Honors
2012 (Senior)
Recorded a personal-best 1,313 assists in 2012 to finish her career third in Iowa State history with 3,862 career assists…is the fourth Cyclone to earn back-to-back AVCA All-America team honors…led the Big 12 with 11.93 assists per set in conference play…ranked 21st nationally with an overall average of 11.32 assists per set…tied a career-high with 66 assists against No. 3 Texas…totaled 20 matches with at least 40 assists…had eight double-doubles on the year…left Iowa State with 32 career double-doubles…tied a career-high in services aces with four at TCU.
2011 (Junior)
Led the Big 12 with 11.46 assists per set overall and 11.77 assists per set in league play...set a career-high in assists with 66 against Florida State in the NCAA Elite Eight...had a career-best 16 digs at Oklahoma...moved up to sixth all-time at Iowa State with 2,549 career assists...became seventh player in program history with 100 assists, 100 kills and 100 digs in a season (1,283, 283, 242)...recorded 242 assists in the postseason, the second-most ever at Iowa State...averaged a second-best 12.10 assists per set in the NCAA Tournament...her 66 assists against the Seminoles is an Iowa State record in a tournament match...recorded 12 double-doubles.
2010 (Sophomore)
Played all 29 matches as the starting setter ... ranked first on the team and 11th in Iowa State career assists with 1266...led the Big 12 with 11.89 assists per set ... had 115 kills ... recorded 17 service aces ... had fourth-most digs on the team with 225 ... also had three solo blocks and 39 block assists ... scored 154 points...had a career-high 62 assists against Creighton in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
2009 (Freshman)
Saw action in five matches as the backup setter ... notched three assists and a dig against UW-Milwaukee in first career action ... dished out a career-high 13 assists against Drake ... also had five digs and a block assist against the Bulldogs ... recorded a kill against Colorado.
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Aortic valve stenosis
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- Aortic stenosis
- Valvular aortic stenosis
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[1] AVS can range from mild to severe. Signs and symptoms typically develop when the narrowing of the opening is severe and may include chest pain (angina) or tightness; shortness of breath or fatigue (especially during exertion); feeling faint or fainting; heart palpitations; and heart murmur.[1][2] Individuals with less severe congenital AVS (present at birth) may not develop symptoms until adulthood. Individuals with severe cases may faint without warning.[2] The condition can eventually lead to heart failure. AVS can have several causes including abnormal development before birth (such as having 1 or 2 valve leaflets instead of 3); calcium build-up on the valve in adulthood; and rheumatic fever. Treatment may include medications to ease the symptoms, but surgery to repair or replace the valve is the only way to eliminate the condition.[1]Aortic valve stenosis (AVS) is a condition characterized by narrowing of the heart's aortic valve opening. This narrowing prevents the valve from opening fully, which obstructs blood flow from the heart into the aorta, and onward to the rest of the body.
Last updated: 7/5/2013
- Aortic valve stenosis. Mayo Clinic. July 13, 2012; http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/aortic-valve-stenosis/DS00418. Accessed 7/2/2013.
- Guy P. Armstrong. Aortic Stenosis. Merck Manuals. March 2013; http://www.merckmanuals.com/home/heart_and_blood_vessel_disorders/heart_valve_disorders/aortic_stenosis.html?qt=aortic stenosis&alt=sh. Accessed 7/2/2013.
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The Amazon basin is famous for its untamed trails, unmatched terrain and incredible views of the lush rainforest and rivers. The birds, flora and fauna that live in the basin are ready to welcome you to the ancient forests and trails that are sure to take your breath away. However, Mother Nature can be less than forgiving on your rainforest hike so you'll need to turn to a safety kit that contains all the essentials to weather the storm. From waterproof clothing to first aid kits, here's what you'll need to survive on that tropical trail:
First aid kit
You'll need an effective solution for managing cuts, scrapes and bruises along the trail so you can press on like a true rainforest warrior. Make sure your first aid kit contains antibacterial gel, cotton swabs, alcohol and other basics to clean up any wounds and protect your skin in rougher conditions.
Water Purifier
Staying well hydrated in the humid climate is essential for survival; don't give yourself a chance to become dehydrated as you venture into balmy territory. A water purifier and water pack will help you stay well stocked with fresh water and may even deliver the boost of energy you need to finish your trail.
Emergency Snacks
If you get stuck in the middle of a hurricane or tropical storm, you'll need some food to make it through the day. Pack some basic snacks that won't melt or dissolve in the high heat. Trail mix, cereal bars, instant oatmeal and canned meals are a few must-have foods for your Amazon adventure.
Lighting Gear
When the sun disappears from the Amazon rainforest, you'll need a way to navigate the tropical terrain. Your instincts will serve as your guide for most of the trail, but you'll need the help of a lantern or flashlight to make it through the trail. Make sure you're well equipped with batteries and a backup light source if you're planning a multi-night camp or hike through the rainforest.
Waterproof Clothing
A light parka or waterproof jacket will protect you from intermittent rain showers and keep you dry and comfortable for the long night ahead. Make sure you have an emergency blanket or parka wrapped up tight in your pack as an extra safety measure.


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|Oct. Meet & Eat Menu
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Monday, Oct. 1—Lasagna rotini, bean medley, tossed salad with dressing, French bread, fruit cocktail.
Tuesday, Oct. 2—Scalloped potatoes with ham, country mix vegetables, whole wheat roll, apple.
Wednesday, Oct. 3—Split pea soup, carrifruit salad, corn bread, winter fruit cup.
Thursday, Oct. 4—Chicken a la king on a biscuit, brussels sprouts and chestnuts, orange.
Friday, Oct. 5—Hamburger on a bun, oven-browned potatoes, California vegetables, lettuce/tomato/onion/dill pickle chips, pear slices.
Monday, Oct. 8—Chicken noodle soup, peas, blueberry muffin, pineapple/mandarin orange compote.
Tuesday, Oct. 9—Meatloaf with gravy, baked potato, Carolina salad, roll, Oregon berry mix.
Wednesday, Oct. 10—Hot beef sandwich, bean medley, carrot raisin salad, pear half with cranberry sauce.
Thursday, Oct. 11—Salmon fillet with dill sauce, broccoli rice casserole, mixed vegetables, bran muffin, cinnamon apple slices.
Friday, Oct. 12—Teriyaki beef, rice, oriental vegetables, whole wheat roll, winter fruit cup.
Monday, Oct. 15—Braised beef, mashed potatoes, beets, roll, apricot halves.
Tuesday, Oct. 16—Cabbage burgers, zucchini tomato bake, fruit cup, nature cookie.
Wednesday, Oct. 17—BBQ chicken, rotini pasta salad, stir-fry vegetables, bran muffin, peach slices.
Thursday, Oct. 18—Roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans with tomatoes, whole wheat roll, peach slices.
Friday, Oct. 19—Chicken tetrazzini, marinated vegetable salad, green beans, onion roll, apricot halves.
Monday, Oct. 22—Southern beef pie, bean medley, pear slices, chocolate chip cookie.
Tuesday, Oct. 23—Sweet and sour pork, rice, spinach mandarin salad, whole wheat roll, pear slices.
Wednesday, Oct. 24—Hot turkey sandwich, Jeannie's salad, country mix vegetables, peach crisp.
Thursday, Oct. 25—Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, stir-fry vegetables, onion roll, fruit cocktail.
Friday, Oct. 26—Beef stroganoff, noodles, layered salad, green beans, whole wheat roll, fruit cup.
Monday, Oct. 29—Spaghetti with meat sauce, bean medley, tossed salad with dressing, garlic bread, cinnamon apple slices.
Tuesday, Oct. 30—Chicken croissant, Tuscany soup, spinach berry salad, pineapple tidbits, nature cookie.
Wednesday, Oct. 31—Smothered pork chops with dressing, green beans with tomatoes, corn, mandarin orange with bananas, chocolate chip cookie.
The meal is served each day at noon in the large community room at SunSet View. Please make reservations and cancellations no later than 8 a.m. the day of the meal. Call 854-2646 and leave a message for reservations or cancellations.
Holyoke Enterprise September 27, 2012


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