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San Juanita was born Feb. 20, 1945 in Karnes County, the daughter of Ramon Velasquez and Angelita Gonzales Velasquez. In 1980, San Juanita married Samuel Arenas in Kenedy. San Juanita worked as a medicine aide for 20 years at the Karnes City Health and Rehab Center.
Survivors include her husband, Samuel Arenas; her daughter, Anna Lisa Arenas; her son, Domingo Perez; her sisters, Josefine Ramon and Maria Perez; and her brothers, Ruben Velasquez, Roy Velasquez and Ramiro Velasquez.
Preceded in death by her parents, Ramon and Angelita Velasquez.
A rosary was recited, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012 at 7 p.m., in the Eckols Funeral Home Chapel, Kenedy. Funeral Mass was celebrated at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012, at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church, Kenedy, with Rev. Norbert Herman officiating. Interment followed in the Loma Alta Cemetery, Kenedy.
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The New Thang Conference will present a City Revival 2013 on Friday, May 10 through Sunday May 12, at the Stanley White Recreation Center in New Bern. The event is held annually during Mother�s Day weekend.
The event begins at 7 p.m. Friday, at the recreation center, with �It�s A Women of God Affair.�
On Saturday, from 1 to 5 p.m., there will be a �Community Day� which will be held in the open field on Broad Street in the Five Points area of downtown New Bern. There will be free food, various activities and speakers.
On Sunday, the service will take place at Stanley White Recreation Center at 5 p.m. Speakers for the event will be pastors Dwayne Shy, G.L. Noble, Albert Almore, Marcus Burden, Keith Cannon, and Sharon Burden.
In addition, speakers will also include the Rev. Reginald Midgette Jr., the Rev. Shirley Blount, Bennie Boomer, Gladys Wright, Michelle Midgett, Cory Purdie, Stephanie Lewis, Jeannie Edwards, and Felix Singleton. Other guests will include the West Street Mass Choir, About My Father�s Business Praise Team, and the City Revival Praise Team.
The event is hosted by New Bern native, the Rev. Kareen Edwards Sr., pastor of Mount Church in Raleigh and First Lady Natashia Edwards.
The event is free and open to the public. For more information, call Sharon Burden at 259-8385.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- I remember when I was younger and looked forward to wearing the latest pair of Air Jordan's on the basketball court. Now, four elite schools including No. 15 Georgetown, will test drive the popular new Air Jordans this week.
After Georgetown received its sixth consecutive win on Monday, the Hoyas will square off against the Cincinnati Bearcats on Friday in Cincinnati wearing the Electric Green colorway of the Air Jordan XX8.
The Blue Camo version is expected to be worn by North Carolina, California and Marquette, while Georgetown is expected to wear the Black/Electric Green colorway.
NBA's Russell Westbrook rocks the Electric Green colorway Air Jordan XX8's during regular season play.
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Webster Groves, MO (KSDK) - When three Webster Groves High School seniors created a film for a class project, there was no way to know what was coming next. They won a national award called the Princeton Prize in race relations.
"When Mrs. Burchett first told us about the Princeton Prize, I was like oh, okay. I didn't realize how big it was. And then we started talking more about it and I was like this is a really big thing," said Jamie Garland.
It was the perfect class project, and not just because Garland, Hannah Davidson, and Katie Ribant got an A.
Their student film "Colorblind," a summer school assignment, took them on a journey of discovery.
"We started in Memphis and went to the Loraine Motel where Dr. King was assassinated, and that was very powerful. We met a lot of interesting people there," said Davidson.
None of the Webster Groves High School seniors had ever made a film before, but they eventually figured out that Garland could shoot and edit, Davidson learned to compose music on the computer, and Ribant was the interviewer.
The film that started as a class project led to a national award, the Princeton Prize in race relations, and an invitation to the jubilee film festival in Selma, Alabama.
"We were ecstatic because we thought this is just school project that we're doing," said Ribant.
"It was really scary for me because I'm usually not very good at public speaking and there I was showing off my work to people that I didn't know and they were civil rights leaders and they were really important people and they were looking at my student project," said Davidson.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Maryland voters have approved same-sex marriage in a close vote.
Voters approved the ballot question on Tuesday with about 52 percent of the vote.
Gov. Martin O'Malley pushed for legislation this year. He spoke to a loudly cheering audience in Baltimore, where supporters danced, hugged and popped balloons in celebration. The governor said "every child's home deserves to be protected under the law."
The Democrat signed legislation in March to legalize same-sex marriage, but opponents successfully gathered enough signatures to petition the law to the ballot for voters to decide.
Governor Martin O'Malley released the following statement:
"Over these past few weeks, Marylanders joined together to affirm that for a free and diverse people of many faiths - a people committed to religious freedom - the way forward is always found through greater respect for the equal rights and human dignity of all.
"A lot of people worked very hard to make this day possible, including the Human Rights Campaign, the NAACP, SEIU, clergy and community leaders.
"To Maryland's children - please know that you and your families matter to the people of our State. Whether your parents happen to be gay or straight, Democratic, Republican or Independent, your families are equal before the eyes of the law.
"We have tremendous challenges as a nation, and it is my sincere hope that we can come together to meet those challenges with greater respect for the dignity of every individual.
"We are One Maryland, and all of us, at the end of the day, want the same thing for our children: to live in a loving, stable, committed home protected equally under the law.
"As we have done so often in our State's history, Marylanders chose to come together to affirm this profound truth that has served as both the cornerstone -- and the beacon of hope -- of our nation.
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"Calallen was a very good defensive team. They controlled the line of scrimmage and made it difficult for us to run our offense," said Trojan head coach Troy Moses.
"I thought our defense played well, we just gave Calallen good field position all night long and could not get out of the hole."
It was a tough night for the Trojan offense. It is built around a good, time-consuming running attack, but the Calallen defense kept the boys in burnt orange in check all night. Beeville gained just 68 yards on the ground the entire game. The passing attack was inconsistent but picked up 123 yards on six completions out of 18 tries.
The visitors scored on their first possession of the football game on a 17-yard pass play from QB Derek Scheible to Jared Garcia to give the Wildcats an early 7-0 lead.
In the second quarter, the Wildcats began their domination. The visitors got three touchdowns as the Beeville offense sputtered and gave the Wildcats a short field to work on the rest of the first half.
The Trojans went for a fourth and five at midfield, but a pass attempt went awry and the Wildcats had the ball on their own 40-yard line. Calallen's Cody Wright took the ball on the first play from scrimmage and went the distance for a 60-yard TD that made the score 14-0 with the extra point kick.
On the hosts' next possession, a third down pass by Cameron Kremers was intercepted and returned for a score by Calallen DB Austin Castillo. The play covered 43 yards and put the Wildcats out front 21-0 with 9:18 left in the first half.
It was three and out for the Trojans on their next possession. The punt return put the visitors' offense back in business at Beeville's 47-yard line. Trojans Joe Rey Garza and Joey Granados made good stops for the Beeville defense and forced the Wildcats into a third and 12 call. The Wildcats passed for the first down to keep the drive alive and wound up pushing the ball across the goal line a few plays later with big man Dillon Vaughan going the final yard. Vaughan normally plays tackle but the Wildcats used him as a running back to bull through the defensive line for that final yard. It was 28-0 with 2:33 left in the first half.
The Trojans put together their only scoring drive of the game on their next possession. The drive started on the Trojan 25 and covered 75 yards. A Kremers to Tanner Trevino completion that went for 37 yards helped keep the team moving.
The Trojans got down to the Calallen 16-yard line when fullback Tristan Pelitire got the ball and glanced off or ran over three would-be tacklers before getting into the end zone for the hosts' only score of the night. Marcos Ulloa was good on the PAT kick and it was 28-7 at the halftime break.
The visitors added three more TD's in the second half, two on runs (43 and 11 yards) and the final score with 8:18 left to play was on a 28-yard pass play.
The Trojan offense mustered only 52 yards in the second half.
Calallen ran for 227 yards on the night and added 139 yards passing with most coming on wide receiver screens. The Trojans had just 68 yards on the ground. Pelitire was the work horse with 48 yards on 12 carries. Conrad Ruiz picked up 12 yards on five rushes and Brandon Nelson had two carries for 10 yards to lead the Trojan running game.
Kremers went six of 18 in passing with two interceptions. The six completions accounted for 125 yards on the night. Steven Garcia had one catch for 21 yards. Trevino hauled in two passes for 59 yards. Joe Rey Garza also had two catches, good for 36 yards. Hunter Hardy made one catch that went for nine yards.
The Trojans travel to Tuloso-Midway on Friday night for their season finale.
"With one game to go, our kids are trying to keep their spirits up. This is not what anybody on this team wanted this year to turn out to be, but the young men on this team continue to work and they want to finish the season with a win," said Moses.
"Tuloso Midway is a scrappy team that has some speed. They were eliminated from the playoff last week, so this will be a game of pride on both sides."
The kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m.
Bruce Harper is the sports editor at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 123, or at email@example.com.


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2012-13 Highlights:
Played in 18 games, including one as a starter...had two points and grabbed a career-high two rebounds in five minutes against IUPUI...made first collegiate start in Butler's victory over Xavier...picked up an assist on Butler's final basket against Marquette in the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
2011-12 Highlights:
Saw five minutes of action in the Bulldogs' opening exhibition game against Northern State...played nine minutes in Butler's exhibition game against Franklin...played briefly in each of Butler's first four regular season games...grabbed a career-high two rebounds and added one assist and one blocked shot in a career-high eight minutes against Oakland City...had one assist in a brief appearance against Detroit at Hinkle Fieldhouse...pulled down one rebound and had an assist in two minutes against Indiana State.
2010-11 Highlights:
Saw action in both Butler preseason exhibition games...played in 15 total games...had a rebound, an assist and a steal in Butler's season-opener against Marian...played four minutes, including three in the first half, at Valparaiso...grabbed a rebound in five minutes of action against UIC...had a steal in three minutes at UIC.
2009-10: Played in eight games...saw first collegiate action and came up with one steal at Ball State...grabbed first collegiate rebound in Butler's home victory over Green Bay...recorded first collegiate assist in Butler's home win over Youngstown State...grabbed a rebound and scored first collegiate points with a field goal at UIC...had a steal in two minutes against Wright State in the title game of the 2010 Speedway Horizon League Men's Basketball Championship.
2008-09: Sat out initial season as a redshirt.
High School: Honorable mention Indiana Basketball Coaches Association (IBCA) All-State as a senior...HM A.P. All-State in 2007-08...McDonald's All-American nominee...three-year All-County performer...three-time All-Conference selection...team captain as a senior...chosen to the North Team for the Indiana North-South All-Star Classic...selected to play in the "Hoosiers" Reunion All-Star Classic in Knightstown, Indiana, and wound up leading the "Terhune Tigers" in scoring with 20 points...named to the Hoosier Basketball Magazine "Top 100 Seniors" in 2007-08...chosen for the Hoosier Basketball Magazine "Top 60 Senior Boys Workout" in the spring of 2008...averaged 14.9 points and 7.3 rebounds as a senior...ranked among the Indiana state leaders in field goal shooting with a .565 mark...posted a prep high game of 29 points on three different occasions...had a top rebounding effort of 21 against Greenfield Central as a senior...helped lead Yorktown to an 18-5 record in 2007-08...finished his basketball career as Yorktown's third all-time leading scorer...four-year varsity basketball letterwinner...High School Coach: Judd Moulton.


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There is riding for fun, and there are fun rides. These are two very different things. The Pivot Mach 5.7 is a bike that makes every ride fun, even if you take your riding seriously. It's no secret either. This is a bike that's won Bicycling Magazine's Editor's Choice Award for Best 26" Trail Bike, against stiff competition we might add. What it does for you is offer 145mm (5.7") of dw-link rear suspension that glides over rocks, roots and ruts, yet still remains firm while hammering out of the saddle. And it provides active braking -- meaning the suspension can still cycle while modulating the brake -- providing you unparalleled control in the sketchiest of terrain.
Firm, efficient pedaling and serious bump compliance? It's possible to have both thanks to the dw-link suspension with its anti-squat characteristics. When you're on your bike, the center of mass is somewhere near your belly button. Every time you accelerate (ie. pedal forward), this mass shifts rearward, loading the rear suspension. The dw-link counteracts this transfer to minimize your impact on the rear suspension. This is why Pivot is able to get such a lightly damped tune on the Kashima Coated RP23 rear shock from Fox. With the dw-link controlling unwanted suspension squat, the lightly damped shock can respond with ultra-sensitivity to the demands of the trail. As a result, the Mach 5.7 is capable of soaking up big square edged hits and minute trail chatter alike. Perhaps the best trait of dw-link rear suspension is how well it absorbs bumps while climbing at low speeds. This means more comfort and better traction.
Compared to the Mach 5, the Mach 5.7 has a few key differences that push it towards all-mountain capability. It has a more relaxed head angle, from 69° to 67.6° here. This makes the Mach 5.7 more stable at speed, and dropping into steep rocky chutes is a simple point-and-shoot affair. And because it's intended for steeper terrain, the head tube is a bit taller as well. Getting your bars higher will give you more control on the downhills, and if you're worried about the climbing position, we'd recommend a travel adjust fork. Problem solved. The Mach 5.7 has a flatter spring curve. So even though the difference in travel between the two bikes is fairly small, the 5.7 has a plusher ride and a more bottomless feel at the end of the stroke.
Pivot frames are known for being stiff -- all the better as a platform for high performance suspension. They build the Mach 5.7 from hydroformed 6000 series aluminum tubing and 3D hollow aluminum forgings. The production processes for these raw materials both help to align and strengthen the grain structure of the alloy. It's stiffer than the Mach 5 in part because it gets bigger diameter tubes in the front triangle. The rear end also gets two c-shaped struts, one on each side. This adds stability so that the rear wheel tracks perfectly through gnarly technical sections of trail and through tacky, sweeping turns. A resultant benefit of the double braced rear triangle is the removal of the seat stay bridge for better tire clearance.
There are a few other details that emphasize the efforts towards optimizing frame stiffness. One of the easiest to see is the BB92 pressfit style bottom bracket. The extra width in the shell does two things -- 1) It allows the frame designers to spread the forged lower seat tube yoke and increase the width of the lower dw-link, increasing stiffness and resistance to torsional flex in the link. All this comes without sacrificing front derailleur functionality. 2) It also provides better support for the bottom bracket bearings. Speaking of sealed cartridge bearings, the forged and CNC machined aluminum lower link contains eight of them -- two at each corner. This increases the durability of this workhorse component, stretches service life, and optimizes suspension function. The upper link is made of carbon fiber for strength and light weight, and since it sees less stress than its lower counterpart, Pivot relies on four bearings here to do the job of keeping the suspension operating smoothly.
The Pivot Mach 5.7 is available in anodized Black or Blue and in White powdercoat. It comes in five sizes from X-Small to X-Large. It has a low direct mount and requires an E-type Shimano or Low direct SRAM front derailleur, and you'll need a 30.9mm seatpost. The tapered head tube requires a semi integrated (zero stack) tapered headset with 44mm top and 56mm lower cup diameters. Pivot recommends a 140 - 150mm fork. The Mach 5.7 has a post-type disc brake mount and uses a 12 x 142mm thru-axle (included) for the rear wheel.
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This family-friendly aparthotel is located in the city center, within 3 mi (5 km) of National Museum, National Theater, and Parque Nacional. Jade Museum and National Center of Art and Culture are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Property Features
This aparthotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a health club. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a sauna are onsite.
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Casa Conde Hotel & SuitesSouth-west of Peace Park Suroeste del Parque de la Paz San Jose San Jose 74 - 1400
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Apart-hotel stays allow for more space and privacy. Likely located in an urban or quieter residential area, you can live and shop like a local. Best for stays of 2 days or longer, enjoy perks like full kitchens, and space to entertain and relax with your friends and family.
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Casa Conde Hotel & Suites provides a health club and a sauna. Dining options at the aparthotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and limo/town car service. This Colonial aparthotel also offers a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests at scheduled times. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 100
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- Bar/lounge
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- Free airport transportation
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Fitness facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Beach shuttle (surcharge)
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 2
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 2003
- Pool sun loungers
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Train station pickup (surcharge)
- Free self parking
- Sauna
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Casino shuttle (surcharge)
- Cruise terminal shuttle (surcharge)
- Ferry terminal shuttle (surcharge)
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Theme park shuttle (surcharge)
- Hair salon
- Health club
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Rooftop terrace
- Garden
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
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- Shopping on site
- Number of buildings/towers - 5
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Separate living room
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Separate dining area
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Access via exterior corridors
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Premium TV channels
- Kitchen
- Free toiletries
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Television
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- Coffee/tea maker
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Separate sitting area
- Free newspaper
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room massage available
- Free WiFi
- Separate living room
- Microwave
- Minibar
- Refrigerator
- Turndown service
- Room service (limited hours)
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- Separate dining area
- Down comforter
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10 AM.
RINCON DEL CONDE - This poolside fine-dining restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Late night fare is available from room service (during limited hours).
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the aparthotel include an outdoor pool, a health club, and a sauna.
Children under 10 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or health club without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
Spa Services
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body scrubs
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at Midnight
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is Noon
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of CRC 50000 per pet, per stay (maximum CRC 50000 per stay), plus a deposit of CRC 20 per night
- 1 per room (up to 20 lb)
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
No elevators
- Pet deposit: CRC 20 per night
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: CRC $11 per person (approximately)
- Pet fee: CRC 50000 per pet, per stay (maximum CRC 50000 per stay)
Hotel Name
- Casa Conde
- Casa Conde Hotel
- Casa Conde Hotel San Jose
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- Hotel Casa Conde
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This property offers transfers from the cruise terminal, ferry terminal, airport, and train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the aparthotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Up to 2 children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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I am looking for an analog gauge console with a depth gauge to 300+ ft. I had my computer screen crack and needed to reconfigure the decomp stops the old way. And yes it was a pain trying to calm down this panicked tourist. So I am looking for both a nice computer with analog backup.
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dude is yourng, long and good. if what you want happens and he stays healthy and no off field issues, we will have no shot at teh bloated contract he will warrant.
we should have drawn up an amendola contract for 4-5 years that requires him to play x amount of games to earn it and with a behavior clause.


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WXIA - Winter Storm Pax has caused thousands in the metro Atlanta area to lose power as it moves across the region.
Georgia Power called in hundreds of workers from Texas and Florida to help assist in getting the lights back on.
As of 11 a.m. Saturday, there were still 37,500 were still without power, mostly around the Augusta area. Nearly 1,000 were still without power just south of Atlanta.
Nearly 615,000 customers statewide experienced outages during or after the storm, according to Georgia Power. As of 8 p.m. Friday, about 59,000 outages remained. The company said that it anticipates power will be restored to 95 percent of its customers by 6 p.m. Friday and nearly all customers by midnight on Saturday.
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11Alive's Kaitlyn Ross has three things you need to know if the power in your home goes out.
1. Make sure you have flashlight batteries
2. Charge up your electronics, including cellphones
3. Leave on one light. If the power goes out and comes back on, you don't want it to surge. That can help prevent a secondary outage.
What about your food? A refrigerator can generally keep your food cold for up to four hours. Food needs to stay at 40 degrees or below. With temperatures at or below freezing, you can probably stash some perishable items in a cooler outside for a few hours.
A stuffed freezer with an unopened door can generally keep your food frozen for about two days.
If you use a space heater, officials urge you to use caution. Make sure it's in an open space far away from the home, not in a garage or inside a house.
If you need somewhere to go to stay warm, all city of Atlanta fire stations will serve as warming centers. The city's recreation centers will also serve as recreations centers.
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I've just recently setup a new server running Zimbra ZCS OSE 8.0.3 on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
30 GB Storage
on a KVM VPS
Zimbra installed well, no problems (which is more than I can say for OpenVZ argh).
I am getting a bunch of emails everyday that says service xxxxx has stopped, service xxxx has started and so on. I got a bunch at 1:40 and 1:41am last night.
The services mainly affected are (in order of frequency): mailbox, mailboxd, stats, sasl, antivirus, mta
They always seem to start up again so I haven't noticed any "down time" but I would like to debug the cause.
First, I know that I'm running Zimbra on 1GB and it should be 2GB. But, I only have 5-6 users using it with only 1-2 heavy email users. So, I'm trying to get away with the MINIMUM ram possible to save on costs.
I have not run any java/mysql tweaks yet to try and reduce the footprint. I thought I would check here first. If the concensus is that it is probably RAM that is causing the issue then I will try tweaking the settings a little to see if I can get it running responsive and reliable.
I don't know where to look to debug the issues though, so would appreciate the help.


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May 31, 2016
The U.S. Supreme Court could determine the impact of a federal law that gives jurisdiction over adoptions of American Indian children to tribal courts instead of state courts.
The Clarion-Ledger reported Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood has joined 17 other state attorneys general in supporting the law, known as the Indian Child Welfare Act, as the Supreme Court reviews a case known as Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl.
Hood has an interest in the case because the law applies to the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, the state's only federally recognized tribe.
The Supreme Court has taken up the act only once before, in the case Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians v. Holyfield, which was decided in 1989, and has been applied to hundreds of American Indian custody cases.
The outcome of MBCI vs. Holyfield was the opinion that since both of the natural parents resided on the reservation, the child's domicile follows that of the parent. The fact that the parents had traveled 200 miles to avoid giving birth on the reservation did not eliminate the tribal court's exclusive jurisdiction. It reversed the state court-approved adoption by the Holyfields of Harrison County.
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Sari Makmur Group
Update on Sari Makmur GroupWith only 7 members left, the Sari Makmur Group are continuing their loan of 10,5M IDR and each receives 1,5M IDR. They decided to continue the loan until they have enough savings.
Ni Made plans to use her loan to purchase three superior piglets for fattening. According to her plan, the pigs will be ready to sell in the fifth month. The profit will be used to buy a sow. Ni Made has a plan to become a piglet seller, especially local pigs.
One of the members couldn't attend the meeting because of being sick. Ni Made is on the right, wearing a jeans jacket.
Previous Loan DetailsThe Sari Makmur Group and it's members received the same amount of loan as the last time. Ni Komang is using this loan to buy three superior piglets. She decided to choose the superior quality piglets because she receives a high price when she sells them and it's easier to find a big buyer. S... More from Sari Makmur Group's previous loan »
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This loan is part of MUK's effort to reach small business owners in rural areas of Bali in Indonesia. Borrowers often lack collateral to be eligible for working capital loans and are located in areas where access to microfinance is limited. MUK organizes borrowers into groups that cross guarantee one another, allowing them to qualify for a loan. By funding this loan you are providing underserved borrowers with crucial capital to sustain their existing businesses.
About Koperasi Mitra Usaha Kecil (MUK)This loan is serviced by Koperasi Mitra Usaha Kecil (MUK), a microfinance cooperative headquartered in West Bali, Indonesia. MUK's mission is to provide chronically poor people in Bali with opportunities to improve their lives, while raising social awareness of economic and environmental issues.
Most MUK clients live in rural settings on less than $1.25 per day. MUK's financial products are targeted to clients' productive activities including small businesses, farming, and livestock rearing. MUK supports clients with training in household budgeting, livestock rearing, and small business management.
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Chrysler does not want you to drive the vehicle because a wire harness can overheat and catch fire.
So far, there have been seven reported cases with no injuries.
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1932 Ford Roadster - Dolan's DeuceWritten by Chuck Vranas on September 18, 2008 Through The Years With Charlie Dolan's Deuce
Defining a lineage of a car that's more than 75 years old isn't always the easiest task. It's rare these days to be able to trace the roots of something that could at best be described as transient. A car is discovered in a barn in rare instances, having slept there for decades, thus making its saga easier to track-or in the case of a historical hot rod or race car, its roots are traced far easier.
For Charlie Dolan of Lincoln, Massachusetts, researching his Deuce roadster's past led him to many talented craftsmen who had a hand in bringing the car to the state it's in today. Charlie's roadster experienced some of the hard life as the decades marched by but had luckily maintained much of its originality by the time it fell into the hands of Jim Maltagliati of South Glastonbury, Connecticut. Jim began gathering vintage steel to build a hot rod many years ago, and he came across an old roadster body that had been channeled in a prior life while searching for parts to build his new soup-job. Having secured the body, Jim then hunted down a rare set of N.O.S. fenders at Hershey, as well as an ultra-clean, stock Deuce chassis to begin his work.
Getting started by first unchanneling the body, Jim brought it back to the factory specs for mounting it to the gennie unboxed chassis, which he had prepared for hitting the road once again with the addition of a Model A front crossmember. Wanting the car to retain a traditional feel, the formula in the suspension department reads like a chapter out of a little book, with a 4-inch dropped Dago front axle matched up with '40 Ford spindles combined with Pete & Jake's tube shocks, while a stock wishbone and an early Ford reversed-eye spring round out the frontend.
Out back, Jim utilized a set of '40 Ford radius rods along with Pete & Jake's tube shocks to help out the early Ford reversed-eye spring. To seal the deal, it was obvious the car needed a Columbia two-speed rearend, along with early '40 Ford binders and a matching master to even out the mix with plenty of available braking. Wanting to be sure the car could command attention in the power department, Jim installed a warmed-over 301-inch small-block mated to a '39 Ford trans loaded with Lincoln Zephyr gears. Rounding out the chassis, it was set to roll on traditional steelies shod with vintage rubber for a period-perfect look.
With only minor revisions needed to the exterior of the body, namely a shaving of the cowl lights and door handles, Jim prepped it for paint and then doused it with a subtle lacquer shade called Robin's Egg Blue. For interior threads, he installed a simple yet tasteful white Naugahyde, complemented by Stewart Warner gauges and a Sun tach, while navigation was commandeered through a vintage Chris-Craft steering wheel.
Jim decided it was time to move onto a new project after motoring the Deuce for a while, and this is where another local rodder, Dave Fiore, stepped into the picture. After negotiating a deal to buy the Deuce from Jim, having admired it for quite some time, Dave's only plans were to ditch the Chevy mill in place of a vintage Flathead. Answering an ad in Wyoming a few years prior for a stout Flathead mill that was built in 1957 for short-track hardtop racing-but was never installed in a car-brought the Deuce just the right V-8 to nail between the 'rails. Filled with new vintage parts, including 4-inch Merc crank, Jahns slugs, and an Isky stick, it was topped with Edelbrock heads and a gang of 97s, with a Harmon-Collins dual-coil ignition lighting the fire.
With the roadster sporting a fresh Flathead, Dave started laying down the miles, until it caught the eye of another seasoned East Coast hot rodder, Charlie Dolan. Well, you know the story . . . another deal was made and the car wound up with Charlie, who had even more plans for it. Bringing the car to East Coast Custom to the care of Dave Simard and his talented team, Charlie wanted to dial in the last few things on the car to make it perfect in his eyes.
Starting with stance, Dave and his team de-arched both the front and rear springs, while plating the entire front suspension, and added plenty of chrome out back, as well. They updated the tire and rim combination to get the rake of the car just right, also redoing the car's dash to change its personality with a different instrument layout. The final yet most striking change to the car came when it was brought to Steve Pierce of One-Off Technologies for its custom Carson-style top. Regular readers will recall the two-part buildup of the actual top for this car, seen a number of months ago in Street Rodder.
Finalizing the revamp, Steve added deep-blue square-weave carpeting to complete the look. This car has evolved over the years into a dramatic yet subtle roadster with a perfect nod to the '50s era, thanks to many talented craftsmen who each brought the car closer to perfection. With Charlie as the lucky keeper of the keys, we think the legacy of the car will continue on with him for decades to come, and that's just plain cool.
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Charlie Dolan
Lincoln, Massachusetts
1932 Ford roadster
|Frame / Manufacturer
|Model A front crossmember
|Chassis plumbing
|Rearend / Ratio
|'40 Ford w/ Columbia two-speed / 3.78:1, 3.00:1
|Rear suspension
|'40 Ford spring w/ '40 Ford radius rods & Pete & Jake's (Peculiar, MO) tube shocks
|Rear brakes
|'40 Ford drum
|Front suspension
|4" dropped Dago, '32 Ford axle w/ '40 Ford spindles, P&J's tube shocks, early Ford reversed-eye spring & stock wishbone
|Front brakes
|'40 Ford drum
|Master cylinder
|'40 Ford
|Wheel covers
|'47-56 Ford pickup w/ '46 {{{Mercury}}} trim rings
|Front wheel make, size
|'46 Mercury, 15x5
|Rear wheel make, size
|'46 Mercury, 15x5-½
|Front tire make, size
|Firestone DeLuxe Champion (Coker Tire, Chattanooga, TN), 5.60x15
|Rear tire make, size
|Firestone DeLuxe Champion, 8.20x15
|Other chassis items
|all plating by D&D (Providence, RI)
|'48 Mercury
|276 ci
|'50 Merc
|Jahns Quality Pistons (Anaheim, CA)
|Isky (Gardena, CA) 400 Jr.
|Cooling fan
|early Ford w/ custom hub
|Walker Radiator Works (Memphis, TN)
|early Ford converted to 12V
|Edelbrock (Torrance, CA)
|Valves / Springs
|Ford / Isky
|Manifold / Induction
|Edelbrock three-pot / Stromberg 97-series
|Ignition / Wires
|Harmon-Collins dual-coil / standard clear red
|Exhaust / Mufflers
|custom 1 ¾" to 2" / Smithys (Speedway Motors, Lincoln, NE)
|Other engine facts
|custom-built in 1957 for short-track hardtop racing
|'39 Ford
|Clutch disc
|early Ford
|Pressure plate
|'39 Ford
|Trans mods
|{{{Lincoln Zephyr}}} gears
|'40 Ford torque tube, shortened
|Body style / Material
|roadster / steel
|Body manufacturer
|Body mods
|windshield chopped 3 ½" & laid back, cowl lights & door handles shaved & filled, all by Jim Maltagliati (S. Glastonbury, CT)
|by Jim Maltagliati
|Paint type / Color
|PPG / '81 Ford Robin's Egg Blue lacquer
|Jim Maltagliati
|Headlights / Taillights
|Guide / '39 Ford
|Other body items
|custom Carson-style top by Steve Pierce at One-Off Technologies (Gilford, NH) & dropped headlight bar
|Insert / Gauges
|Stewart Warner (Lancaster, PA)
|by Jim Maltagliati
|Steering wheel
|vintage Chris-Craft boat, modified
|Interior mirror
|'36 Ford cabriolet
|Jim Maltagliati
|Material / Color
|Naugahyde / Colonial White
|dark-blue square weave
|Juliano's Hot Rod Parts & Interior Products (Ellington, CT) classic
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Built in 1957 and never used, the Flathead is loaded with fresh vintage goodies. The '48 Merc block displaces 276 ci and is filled with a '50 Merc crank, Jahns pistons, and an Isky cam. Those Edelbrock heads and intake are topped with a trio of Stromberg 97s.The original white Naugahyde interior, installed by Jim Maltagliati, has held up well over the years. It's now complemented with deep-blue square-weave carpeting by Steve Pierce, who also created the Carson-style top before stitching up the headliner, too. The stock dash has been filled with vintage Stewart Warner gauges, and navigation is handled by a classic Chris-Craft marine steering wheel.


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Really? No one?
Hello there
I'm sorry for intruding, but since we are searching for a map artist, or cartographer if you want, I just couldn't pass by. Well actually I was sent here by your Deviantart representative Caleb Thomas and this seems like a perfect place to find what we are searching for.
Oh, sorry, I forgo to introduce myself, I'm the Producer and Creative Director of Phoenix Dream RPG video game development team working on a game called Faded Haven. We are a volunteer team made of people willing to create a game. Well if you want to know more just ask or take a look at our facebook page .
Now back to the point. We are searching for a map artist. Especially the world map for now. Other kinds of map artist are welcome as well.
If anyone is interested please contact me here (I will try to check on here for some time) or on our e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Thanks to Yospeck for advising me to give some more information:
1) Is this a paid commission? Or are you hoping for a freebie/someone to join your volunteer team?
A) I'm hoping for someone to join the volunteer team though the biggest concern at the moment is the World map we would still possibly be in need for the map artist later as well. But is there really isn't anyone willing to join the team, commission is an option while it's not too expensive.
2) Is the map for print, for in game graphics, concept art or as an accompaniment, etc.?
A) The world map is as a concept art and in the mean time as the in-game world map available to the player at any time.
3) What kind of style are you looking for? Are there any maps you have seen that you like the look of?
A) Well the style... Example1 Example2 Something between that, more like the second one. But the style is still up for discussion.
4) What level of detail do you require?
A) I believe rather high. Towns and like won't need to be included in the map so that decreases the details, right? So basically, outline of landmass, isometric view of landscapes, cities and places denoted by markers(two samples of the map, one with other without the markers), and rest is up for discussion.
5) What is the time frame that you need the initial map for?
A) When all the specifics will be worked out as soon as possible. There is no set deadline yet.
Andris Celms, Producer and Creative Director of Phoenix Dream
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It is not an commercial enterprise Far from that Everyone participating in the project are as you said donating many hours of hard work for free working together to create a game. I already mentioned that we are a volunteer group and we are welcoming anyone. Many people want to create a game, but don't have a possibility to join any of the commercial enterprises, and we are gathering people like that and making it possible for them to participate in creating a game. Time after time we also get some help from professionals that are willing to lend a hand, but it's not permanent.
I also mentioned that a commission is a possibility, but since I'm financing the whole project from my own pocket I can't go around spending money unless it's a necessity.
I really hope you understand me.
I wish you well with it . (I have neither the time nor the skill, myself )
Well, thanx anyway it was nice chatting
We are still searching, and as I mentioned, payment is an option.
I'm game, I might be somewhat busy with school, but I should be able to handle it.
Look at some of my stuff, here: http://evile-eagle.deviantart.com/gallery/
I can essentially do most styles on this site, i've had alot of un-posted progress. Within a margin of error, of course.
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Nice Now that's interesting. Being busy is not a problem everyone in this project is busy with either work or school so don't worry we won't rush you Your art seem to match the task very well
I still have to get our Art Director's opinion, but I believe she will be ok
Alright, contact me here whenever.


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Live Life Fully: What happens when you get a zero on the dismount?
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- No doubt it was the enthusiasm around the Olympics that propelled me to great heights (and depths) last week.
Obviously, I didn't realize the degree of difficulty involved with mounting the stepstool to organize some things in a closet. Quicker than a vault "stick," I tumbled off the stool and onto the floor. And then the scores came in. It was a unanimous decision: zero on the dismount.
After my husband, John, picked me up from the floor -- and following some supportive tail wags and affection from the furry children -- I began to contemplate my plight. The pain was excruciating.
I landed on my shoulder, the same one in which I experienced a rotator cuff tear several years ago (ouch). Only this hurt much worse. I thought I'd broken something. "Dr. John" put me through a range of motion exercises, gleaned from his years of competitive and leisure sports, along with lots of bumps and bruises along the way.
We waited until the next day to go for X-rays. Fortunately, nothing was broken. And I was outfitted with a new fashion accessory in the form of a sling. And did I mention the pain was excruciating?
The doctor gave me a prescription for pain medication, although I used it sparingly. For some reason, it always makes me dizzy and nauseous. And then it's a question of which pain is worse.
It took awhile to get used to the sling, but it did a good job of immobilizing my arm. And I was able to function pretty well. Advil did its job too, when I weaned myself off the pain meds.
I still watched the Olympics every night. And marveled at the champions who undergo things like this all the time in the name of sacrifice for their sport. As for me, I was more challenged by everyday things like:
You get the picture. It was a big day when I graduated to driving. Dr. John followed me to work to make sure everything would be all right. I have to admit I'd gotten rather comfortable with the "Driving Miss Daisy" look. Alas, it was time for more independence. I made it just fine.
In fact, I was more vigilant than ever. No distractions. I didn't turn on the radio -- and I couldn't have maneuvered a cellphone, even if I'd wanted to. All senses needed to be on the task at hand -- driving. I've even carried some of these habits over, and that's a healthy thing!
I only missed a couple of days of work, and I was able to negotiate the keyboard of my computer -- even with the sling -- pretty quickly.
Next challenge: the grocery store. Once I got my buggy into four-wheel-drive mode, I was fine to negotiate the aisles. I had to think ahead though. Things aren't as easy and automatic when one has full range of motion and can spin around at will.
My brain went into overdrive: "Group congregated in Aisle 4. Take the next one and loop back around." "Wait until there aren't any other cars -- or people -- around before pulling out of the parking spot."
There have definitely been some bright moments though. People have been very helpful and considerate. I've had lots of positive energy directed toward me by friends, relatives, co-workers -- and even strangers.
I'm blessed to have such wonderful people in my life -- and to be able to put things into perspective through this experience. Slowing down and taking my time with everything -- because I had no choice -- makes me think about continuing these behaviors even when I do have a choice.
Although I'm not ready to ask for the theme song of "Rocky" to be cued, I have to say I'm getting stronger every day. And that's a good thing. The injury is likely a further aggravation of the rotator cuff tear, and that's something that can be handled with physical therapy. Unless it's so serious that I need surgery on down the road. I'm not ready to think about that though.
For now, I just want to take it a day at a time. Looking ahead to the next Winter Olympics, I think I'll focus on ice skating. I'd be a shoo-in for the "triple klutz"!
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Date recorded 16 December 2009
Economists' analysis of mechanism design under incomplete information relies on strong assumptions about economic agents' beliefs and common knowledge of those beliefs. This talk will survey an approach to mechanism design that aims to relax those assumptions and thus derives more robust mechanisms. The relationship to prior-free optimal mechanism design in the computer science literature will be discussed.
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ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - Expansion plans at the Arlington National Cemetery are prompting environmental concerns.
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Grievance-mongering is a huge part of Bill OReillys (and Fox Newss) snake oil sales pitch, and since the War on Christmas is now out of season, hes moving smoothly on to the next silly fake outrage: OReilly Declares Victory in War on Christmas, Joins Foxs War on Easter.
Under the loving guidance of Fox News, Bill OReilly, and the wingnut blogosphere, right wing Christians have never felt more victimized with less reason.
OREILLY: More evidence that Judeo-Christian tradition is under attack in America. That is the subject of this evenings Talking Points Memo. If you watch the Factor, you know that we won the War on Christmas battle. A few years ago some American companies ordered their employees not to say Merry Christmas. Remember that? We presented the facts to you, you told the stores you wouldnt buy there. The crazy edict was quickly rescinded. Power to the people. But the war on Judeo-Christian tradition continues on in some public school districts. In 10 days it will be Easter Sunday. But in some schools you are not allowed to say the word Easter. On Long Island, the East Meadow school district, holding a Spring egg hunt not Easter eggs, Spring eggs. Same thing in Prospect Heights, Illinois. Manhattan Beach, California. Flat Rock Elementary School in South Carolina, and a school district in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania. No Easter. They are having Spring egg events. Moderated by a Spring bunny, at least in San Diego. I know its stupid. You know its stupid. But its happening, and there is a reason why its happening. Secular progressives are running wild with President Obama in the White House. They feel unchained, liberated and they are trying to diminish any form of religion. The goal is to marginalize religious opposition to secular programs. [Fox News, The OReilly Factor, 3/21/13]


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Over the past two days I've heard from many of you with wonderful stories about Brad Peterson. I've been touched by what he meant to so many people, and I'd like to share your thoughts with his family.If you have a memory of Brad that you'd like to share, we've created a page on the NNSA website where you can: http://nnsa.energy.gov/rememberbrad. You can also email your thoughts to email@example.com. I plan to have these stories compiled, printed, and presented to his family in recognition of everything he meant to NNSA. His family has been touched by the outpouring of support they've received so far, and I'm sure they'll appreciate hearing from those who knew him.Thank you, Tom D'Agostino
Today the MOX project reached 8,000,000 safe work hours, a new safety record for the project based at Savannah River Site in South Carolina. A typical heavy and engineering construction site in the U.S. would have 64 lost workday cases in the span of 8 million hours worked.
Last year, the MOX project launched a new safety incentive program to increase safety awareness and encourage safety performance. This newest safety milestone is evidence of the 'safety-first' commitment and continues to move the project forward in its mission to produce MOX fuel for commercial reactors.
Brad Peterson, a wonderful friend, stellar shipmate, and devoted public servant, passed away today after a traffic accident in Albuquerque over the weekend. Many of you worked with Brad in his numerous leadership roles within the Department and the NNSA. Over the past years he had supported Neile and me directly as Chief, Defense Nuclear Security and Associate Administrator for Defense Nuclear Security (NA-70) and more recently as Deputy to the Assistant Deputy Administrator for Secure Transportation (NA-15).Neile and I relied heavily on Brad for his sound counsel, expertise, and for his visionary leadership and exceptional service to the nation. Those who had worked with him know that he embodied the values you would want in any supervisor, employee, or co-worker. He was a man of deep character, unparalleled integrity, and strong faith. He valued people and made it a point to lift them up, solving problems through a pervasive sense of optimism and teamwork. Brad started at DOE in 1991 and spent his career in the nuclear security and safety arena. Prior to his time at the NNSA, he served in the Office of Defense Programs and the Office of Environment, Safety and Health as a nuclear safety engineer. He then moved to the Office of Health, Safety and Security as the Director of the Office of Cyber Security Evaluations, and ultimately the Director, Office of Independent Oversight, where he led numerous combined security, cyber security, emergency management, and safety assessments of both NNSA and DOE facilities. He had been a member of the Senior Executive Service since 2002.As Chief, Defense Nuclear Security and Associate Administrator for Defense Nuclear Security, Brad was the driving force in our efforts to reengineer the nuclear security program within the NNSA. His focus on identifying and implementing fundamental security reforms resulted in the development of new peer review approaches and the implementation of deliberate and defendable processes to assess the threat, evaluate plausible scenarios, and create strategies to ensure the security of our Nation's most sensitive nuclear assets. He was a reform-minded leader, and helped transform NNSA into the 21st century, integrated organization it is today. His work was so exemplary, he was awarded the Administrator's Distinguished Service Silver Award last year and had previously been awarded the DOE's Presidential Rank Award – Meritorious Executive. I'm sure many of you came to know Brad through his service at the NNSA. I first met Brad on July 6, 1976 when we joined the Naval Academy along with our classmates. We were not only classmates but also in the same company for our four years at Navy and we both eventually ended up pursuing careers in the Submarine Force. During that time Brad displayed the wonderful qualities of leadership that he carried forward in every aspect of his life. Needless to say Brad had a highly distinguished career in the Navy both as an active duty submarine officer and reserve intelligence officer.Brad was all about service and never about himself. His commitment to serve God, serve his family, and serve his country was evident to me and came out frequently in our many conversations. We talked about our children often and his commitment to service is now carried on by his three wonderful children who are each dedicated to serving just as Brad did. His daughter Claire followed in her father's footsteps and graduated from the Naval Academy in 2010. His son Josh will graduate from West Point in just a few months. And his daughter Liz graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 2011. Their father, our friend and colleague, set an example for them that all of us should strive to maintain. Details on a memorial service will be provided once they are available. I consider myself blessed to have known and worked with Brad.Please keep Brad's family in your thoughts and prayers.Tom D'Agostino
Los Alamos High School from Los Alamos, N.M. bested 39 other teams from around New Mexico in the 10-hour New Mexico Regional Science Bowl, held Saturday, March 3, at the Albuquerque Academy. Los Alamos High School will represent New Mexico in the 22nd Annual Department of Energy (DOE) National Science Bowl in April.
In addition to their travel expenses, the team also won $5,000 for their school. The team consists of Alexander Wang, Micha Ben-Naim, Scott Carlsten, Lorenzo Venneri and Kevin Gao. Paolo Venneri is their coach.
Albuquerque Academy School in Albuquerque, N.M., took second place, and the La Cueva High School from Albuquerque placed third.
In the "Jeopardy!" – style competition, students are asked questions from astronomy, biology, chemistry, earth science, physics, math, trigonometry and calculus.
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Faith Lutheran Middle School was crowned the champion of Nevada Regional Science Bowl for Middle Schools. The competition was held Saturday, March 3, at Henderson International School. Twenty-nine teams started the double-elimination competition at 7:30 a.m., and by 5 p.m., the field of student teams was whittled down to Faith Lutheran Middle School and Coral Academy of Las Vegas.
Faith Lutheran received $1,000 for the school's math and/or science department. The students and coach also receive an expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. for the National Science Bowl sponsored by the Department of Energy on April 26-30, 2012. High school students from Advanced Technologies Academy (ATech) in Las Vegas won the Nevada Regional Science Bowl for High Schools last month and will also represent Nevada in the National Science Bowl.
Sponsors of the Nevada Regional Science Bowl include: U.S. Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada Site Office, National Security Technologies (NSTec), Northrop Grumman, U.S. Department of the Interior, WSI-Nevada Team, Desert Research Institute, Nevada Energy, VegasPBS, Henderson International School, the National Atomic Testing Museum and Southwest Gas.
More than 125 students from 13 schools from New Mexico and southern Colorado recently competed in the Department of Energy's 10-hour Northern New Mexico Middle School Regional Science Bowl at the Albuquerque Academy.
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The four students representing Albuquerque Academy are Kainoa Correa, Dylan Hendrickson, Andrew Chu, Thor Larson and team captain Dylan Hendrickson coached by Barbara Gilbert. Second place was Los Alamos Middle school, and Eisenhower came in third.
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43 will be a ZOO this year... Good luck!
I drew a muzzle loader tag for units 43,47,471. anyone have any advise on the area? i plan to backpack into the high country. i am thinking about trying the part of the raggeds wilderness in unit 43 because there is no overlaping rifle season there. i have hunted 3rd season lower in 43 before but never been there in september. thanks!
43 will be a ZOO this year... Good luck!
"This is A Way of Life"
I guess that means to pack in farther. i didnt think there were very many tags for the early september season? i know the later seaons can be a zoo with OTC elk tags.
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The unit was recently blown open and there will be a ton of archery deer hunters in there this year... Realistically, you can only go so far in... You will be within 5-7 miles from a road no matter where you go and unfortunately, there's a lot of core hunters that go there to hike in, so you won't see many lazy people in those parts... Thus, no matter where you go, there will be competition in the basins... There are good animals all over the unit though, you just gotta focus on where they get bumped to, not so much where they are comfortable on their undisturbed summer range before season... You will have fun, just be prepared to hunt with others and remember that during the week will be a little better than the weekends...
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Marlon, why do you believe that 43 will be a zoo this year if archery tag numbers are the same as last year (275)? or is it that 43 is always a zoo?
43 has definitely been discovered. It used to be a great second/third choice archery deer unit, but the word is out and I suspect it will be hit hard the next few years until many discover how hard it is to hunt that unit.
Rob, If you take a look at the tag allocation for the unit and realize that all of the tags were sold out this season, you know you're in for it... Sure, there are a handful of elkhunters that get the tag to have it if they happen across a muley and they won't be an issue because they'll most likely be hunting the timber anyway...
The real issue is the attention brought to the unit and most every basin will be covered up come the opener... Realistically there is a ton of high country but there are not that many basins... All I am saying is that if you get back into the far recesses of 43, chances are you will still be sharing the same group of deer with a few other guy's... It is big country and there is a lot of it but there is little of the good stuff and far between, so it could get a little frustrating... hoytnut is right...
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gotcha. I considered putting 43 as my second choice this year but didn't. despite what you're saying i wish i had. at least I'd be hunting colorado.
I have a muzzleloader cow tag for that unit. See you there! I think I am going to pick up a cow tag for second rifle and an OTC bull tag too. If its brown, it goes down!
thanks for all the info!! i drew it on my second choice. i wanted a point mostly. are 47 and 471 pretty much the same story? my tag is good in all 3. my main reason for picking 43 was to scout it out and decide if i wanted to try and draw the rifle tag later on.
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(KSDK Sports) -- The weekly release of the USA TODAY Sports coaches poll finds the Saint Louis Billikens moving up to the 15th spot.
The Billikens moved up in the ranking following their 66-58 victory over the George Washington Colonials on Saturday. Dwayne Evans had 22 points and 12 rebounds, Kwamain Mitchell added 18 points for the Billikens (23-5, 12-2 A-10), who have won 11 in a row and hold a one-game lead over VCU for first place in the conference standings. VCU beat Butler on Saturday.
While the rest of college basketball has been in a state of flux, providing upsets on a nightly basis, the Gonzaga Bulldogs are now No. 1 in the USA TODAY Sports coaches poll for the first time in program history. That because they continue to win.
With the top ranking comes a great deal of outside attention, from the media and fans. Gonzaga coach Mark Few told USA TODAY Sports that he doesn't think his team is going to get too full of itself just because of a new number next to its name.


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(8/19) An ER is a designated area where people with critical (and often not-so-critical) injuries and ailments come to seek immediate treatment. People arrive in various states of physical and emotional (and perhaps economic) distress. Wait times are notoriously long and tedious.
Today's class confirmed that the ER is a revolving door of people with a broad spectrum of complaints and injuries. The ER staff really does see it all. It is interesting that two people with the exact same symptom (i.e. fever) can be in vastly different states of medical need. I'm curious about the process of triage--who gets treatment when. Jeremy helped dispel a few myths about what really goes on in the ER--"patients" who go into cardiac arrest on The Show are revived 70% of the time, whereas in real life it amounts to 5% or less.
Often on ER The Show we see a scenario where an individual becomes outraged that another individual has apparently received preferential treatment. How commonplace is this? Is there a design solution to ameliorate this? Make ER room more hierarchical or at least as a disguised hierarchy? In a similar vein, I'm interested in the idea that an individual's pain and suffering is very much his/her own, and the urgency and sense of entitlement that comes with it. Tricky placing a value/hierarchy on something so intensely personal and subjective.
Came across this disturbing article on yahoo today (8/20) about a mental patient who died after waiting 22 hours in an ER. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080820/ap_on_re_us/patient_death. How did this happen?
(8/21) Talked to Jeremy about this article after class: can take up to 72 hours for psych patients because of fewer beds; primary concern for admitting staff is the set of patients that haven't been seen versus the ones checked into the system (makes it easier for some to fall through the cracks?); patient condition can change after they are checked in.
The number one priority for patients: prompt care/being seen by physician asap. Yet there are nurse shortages, a decrease in available beds, many ERs have closed, not to mention a 26% growth in ED visits (due to increase number of uninsured, difficulty getting Dr appointment (people want on-demand service, not just in healthcare but many areas of modern day life). Not exactly a formula for prompt care. How do we fix!?
From Jim's presentation: Interesting analogy between the way we are designing hospitals now vs. the traditional model and the way doctors are treating their patients: more holistic (looking at organism as a whole rather then by "department", how systems are linked rather than how they work in isolation.) The function of the hospital also mirrors the human body: its amazing what a delicate ecosystem they are, the need for homeostasis and if one area fails it affects the operation of the whole. Amazing how the body and building/staff constantly juggle changing variables and conditions!
New entities in healthcare: retail mini-clinic; urgent care centers; freestanding ERs. I find these option a bit disturbing--the idea of drive-through, healthcare. Yes, it may alleviate some burden from the ER, but doesnt this somehow put the patient at risk (i.e. they go to a (often under-equipped) clinic when they should go straight to hospital and lose time, and potentially their life?) I can't help but think these measures are just triage for the triage, and not addressing the root causes (which are larger social, economic, insurance, etc issues that obviously can't be tackled here....but they matter, too.
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