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WINTERSVILLE - Coaches look to their seniors to make special plays in big games.
Friday night at Kettlewell Memorial Stadium, Indian Creek senior Alex Young made one of those special plays against Harrison Central to secure a 33-21 Redskins victory that helped solidify their postseason aspirations.
With the Redskins leading 26-21, the Huskies began a march from their own 33-yard line with 6:58 remaining in the fourth quarter. After 14 plays and three penalties the Huskies had a third-and-18 at the Indian Creek 20. Quarterback Rashaen Mitchell lofted a pass to the left sideline where Young made a break, stepped in front of the intended receiver at the 4, and then raced 96 yards the other way for the score with 48 seconds left to ice the game. Fernando Prestes knocked home the PAT for the final margin.
''It's one of those things where you want your senior leaders to make plays, and I think our seniors played their butts off,'' Indian Creek coach Andrew Connor said. ''Alex stepped in front, he made a good break on the ball, and he does what he does in space. You want kids to make a plays, and he made a big one.''
Added Harrison Central coach Justin Kropka, ''He's a great player. He's been their difference maker all year. We got put in a situation where we had to throw that one, we put it up, gave our kid a chance, and that's what happened. That's all.''
Indian Creek began the scoring in the back-and-forth affair in the opening quarter. The Redskins took three plays and 44 seconds to reach the end zone with Young hitting Frankie Kamarec, who went up over the defensive back, for a 34-yard score for a 6-0 lead.
The Huskies answered back on the ensuing possession, going 70 yards on 11 plays. Mitchell hit Niko Williams and Nick Pelegreen for 15 and 16 yards, respectively, and Maurtice Hython scored from 5 yards out to complete the drive for a 7-6 lead.
Harrison (5-3) went right back to work, this time going 58 yards in eight plays, capped by Mitchell's 8-yard scoring toss to Nate Olmstead for a 14-6 halftime lead.
The third quarter's lone score belonged to the Redskins. Going 78 yards in 13 plays and eating 6:02 off the clock, the Redskins scored from 29 yards out when Young and Kamarec connected for their second score but the 2-point pass failed and it was 14-12.
Shane Winland and the defense gave the offense the ball right back with a three-and-out. After Hython was stopped for a 2-yard loss on first down, Winland pulled Mitchell down for back-to-back sacks to force the Huskies punt from their 14.
Three plays later Creek regained the lead. On third-and-8 Young connected with Mandella Lawrence for a 44-yard touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter. Young ran in the 2-point conversion to make the score 20-14 Redskins.
''You have to take what the other team is giving you,'' Connor said. ''They were committed to stopping the run and I thought our receivers and Alex did a good job of taking what they could get.''
It took the Huskies three plays to respond. Hython took a handoff on first-and-10, broke a few tackles, and raced 62 yards for the score for a 21-20 Harrison lead.
''I think some mental mistakes we made kind of took us out of our rhythm on offense, but other than that when they scored I thought we responded,'' Kropka said. ''I thought we had a nice drive after they scored to take the lead on us to take the lead back.
''That's high school football. There were two teams going at it, and we just didn't make the plays at the end of the game.''
Creek had an answer as Young and Lawrence had rushes of 14 and 13 yards, respectively, and Logan Woods punched in from 3 yards out on fourth-and-inches for six points. Young was called out of bounds on the conversion, but the Redskins led 26-21 leading to the late-game heroics.
Young led the Indian Creek (7-1) offense with 138 passing yards and three touchdowns. The Redskins rushing attack accounted for 155 yards on 40 run plays. Blake Roar led the team with 47 yards.
Hython carried the ball 27 times for 168 yards and two scores to top the Huskies. Their ground attack accumulated 228 yards on 44 rushes. Mitchell threw for 91 yards, a touchdown, and a pick.


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Published: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 at 2:31 p.m.
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Close to a dozen vehicles were discovered burglarized early Tuesday in the Sun Valley community.
Marion County Sheriff's Office deputies said the incidents occurred between Southwest 100th Street, Southwest 1022nd Place, Southwest 102nd Lane Road and Southwest 103rd Street. The officers investigated 10 reports.
The majority of the vehicles had been left unlocked.
Among the items stolen were a $1,200 watch, jewelry and loose change.
Anyone with information can call the MCSO at 732-9111 or Crime Stoppers at 368-STOP, or visit www.ocalacrimestoppers.com.
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1 medium onion, sliced
1 clove garlic, minced
1 Tblsp. Worchester sauce
¼ cup water
1 can of tomato soup, undiluted
2 Tblps. flour, in a shallow bowl or pie plate
2 Tblsp. bacon fat or olive oil
Salt and pepper
In a skillet, fry bacon just long enough to cook meat and release some grease in the pan,
or microwave bacon for 4 minutes. Bacon will still be very flexible.
Cover steak with plastic wrap and pound to tenderize and flatten some.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Cut steak into strips about 4 inches by 2 inches.
Lay a piece of bacon and a slice of onion on each steak strip, roll up tightly and secure
with a toothpick.
Season flour with a shake of salt and pepper. Roll each pinwheel in flour mixture.
In hot skillet, with bacon fat or olive, brown pinwheels on all sides to caramelize, adding
in leftover pieces of onion and steak.
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I disagree that is very impressive actually. i never have the patience for it and just go in backwards.
I was looking at the Earths plates recently for my own map and noticed that most continents have very large sea shelfs on one side of the land (from which the are moving away, usually as much land as there is there will be at least that again underwater as part of the same shelf) and only the forward edge of the plate is actually close to land for the most part. I'd also suggest you give yourself more leeway on land forms starting with a fair amount of freedom whilst keeping the plates in mind, and then see what you have, and then transform that on tectonic principles, and then add pieces based on tectonic movement (like islands etc.). I'm sure you won't forget, but also remember volcanic formation of land which is always really cool.
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Ray Winstone on making The Sweeney with Plan B
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Hard man actor Ray Winstone admits his role in the movie remake of The Sweeney brings him "full circle" after he appeared as an extra in the original TV show more than 30 years ago.
He plays Flying Squad cop Jack Regan, the part made famous by John Thaw, in the film which co-stars musician-turned actor Ben Drew.
Drew, better known as Plan B, plays George Carter, who was played by Dennis Waterman in the original show.
Winstone said: "My first ever job was on The Sweeney.
"I was an extra in an episode called Loving Arms in the Red Cow in Hammersmith, looking at John Thaw and Dennis Waterman so it's come full circle for me."
He said it was a "very difficult" film to make because the original show was so "iconic", but praised his co-star Drew.
Winstone said: "I saw him in Harry Brown and it was kind of my idea to bring him in because he looks like he can kick a door down and he can actually act as well.
"He writes songs, he directs films, he writes films, you know.
"I think it's kind of what it is today. These kids come along and its not jack of all trades, they are actually good at what they do.
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Fight or flight
Libya's upheaval triggers life-or-death migration-up to 20,000 a day-to countries with enough chaos of their own
For Nigerian Ike Emanuel, a perilous trek across Libya's harsh desert turned into an unexpected funeral procession for the youngest member of his family:
The 35-year-old migrant worker said he buried the tiny body of his infant daughter after she died of exposure during the flight from Libya's chaos. "We spent three days in the desert and she was a little baby of six months, and she could not endure the cold," Emanuel told Reuters on March 2. "I am going home with nothing."
Emanuel wasn't alone: By early March, more than 200,000 refugees had fled across Libya's borders in a desperate attempt to escape the bloody battles raging between opposition groups and forces loyal to Col. Muammar Qaddafi. The Libyan exodus created one of the harshest migration crises in years and promised an even harsher humanitarian crisis: The UN projects that more than 1 million people fleeing Libya or living inside the country will need humanitarian aid.
But the swelling crisis isn't just big-it's also bewildering: The first wave of refugees represented mostly migrant workers from a dozen different nations. For them, fleeing Libya means fleeing the jobs that supported their families back home.
Other migrants fear going home more than staying in Libya: Workers from severely oppressive regimes like Eritrea and Somalia know that returning to those countries could mean imprisonment or death. Many Eritrean Christians fleeing religious persecution in their home country are now stuck in Libya's crossfire. But staying may be just as dangerous: Pro-government forces in the Arab country blamed the upheaval on illegal migrants, while anti-government forces believed that migrants were fighting for Qaddafi.
Meanwhile, aid groups reported deteriorating conditions for millions of Libyan citizens, and the UN's World Food Program reported that the Libyan chaos cut off a critical route to deliver aid to tens of thousands of Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad. Aid convoys will now have to cross the dangerous region of Darfur to reach them.
The tangled web of suffering underscores that Libya's revolt carries sweeping repercussions for an already beleaguered region-and won't ease quickly or easily.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) estimates that before fighting erupted in mid-February, some 2.5 million migrants lived in Libya, including an estimated 1.5 million illegal workers. Most came seeking jobs, including work in the country's booming oil industry.
Nearly 1 million of the workers immigrated from neighboring Egypt. When refugees began fleeing Libya in February, the UN reported that a majority were Egyptian workers. The Egyptian government began repatriating Egyptians who had fled to Tunisia-the nearest border crossing for many-and the United States joined other nations helping airlift Egyptians home.
For most Egyptians, it's a homecoming fraught with uncertainty: The workers return to a post-revolution country without a functioning government in the wake of President Hosni Mubarak's ouster. They also face a floundering job market in a deeply weakened economy.
That economy may grow weaker with the loss of remittances from Libya: The Egyptian labor department estimated that Egyptians living in Libya sent $254 million to Egypt each year. Landing new jobs will be difficult, creating a hard plight for migrants who were the sole breadwinners for their families.
Economic woes also await workers returning to more than a dozen nations, including Bangladesh, Bosnia, the Philippines, India, Romania, Vietnam, and Sri Lanka. But for many refugees, leaving Libya has been the first challenge. More than half of those fleeing poured into Tunisia, describing long treks across the Libyan desert and cold nights on the ground before crossing. Many refugees reported that pro-government forces stole their cash and confiscated their phones-the only possessions many of them carried.
Once they reached Tunisia, the refugees settled in hastily built camps that quickly overflowed at the border crossing. Aid workers reported conditions eased as some refugees began leaving, but other refugees without money or identification wondered how long they would have to stay. (Many migrant workers had relinquished their passports to their Libyan employers and couldn't retrieve them before fleeing.) Meanwhile, aid groups braced for another influx.
That influx slowed drastically by March 5: Aid workers reported that the numbers of refugees crossing the border had dropped from a peak 20,000 per day to 1,400 per day. UN officials worried that increased fighting-or armed forces-was prohibiting refugees from crossing the border. They anxiously waited on satellite images taken over Libya to find out why the flood had slowed to a trickle.
For many migrants living in Libyan cities like Tripoli, the answer to that question was already clear: They were afraid to leave their homes, much less attempt to leave the country.
That dynamic was especially true for black-skinned migrants from sub-Saharan Africa living with the reality of racism in a predominantly Arab nation. Migrants from countries like Ghana, Nigeria, Eritrea, Sudan, and Somalia reported facing attacks by opposition groups and government forces.
Antonio Guterres, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, told reporters that "hundreds of thousands" of African migrants in Libya were the most endangered foreigners in the country, and that few of them had crossed the border in the initial wave of refugees: "I believe that thousands of lives, hundreds of thousands of lives are at risk."
The danger is double-edged: The government blamed the Libyan revolt on illegal immigrants, turning pro-government forces against migrant workers. But pro-Qaddafi forces also reportedly tried to hire or force African migrants to fight as mercenaries for the government, turning opposition groups against the African workers. With all sides against them, options are few.
Many Eritreans fled to St. Francis Catholic Church in Tripoli. Catholicism comprises the largest Christian tradition in a country that is 97 percent Sunni Muslim. (Islam is the state religion.) The majority of Christians in Libya are foreign workers who affiliate with Catholics or a handful of Protestant groups.
Indigenous Libyan Christians are so scarce it's difficult to estimate a number, according Bob Sayer, director of Arab World Initiatives for Pioneers USA, a Florida-based mission organization with workers in North Africa and the Middle East. Though he couldn't confirm an official number, Sayer estimated there are probably fewer than 100.
(Sayer reports that while publicly embracing Christianity remains deeply dangerous for Libyans, broader internet access over the last two years has offered more opportunities for Libyans to learn about Christianity, and he says that Libyan traffic to the group's online Arab media ministry has grown.)
Back in Tripoli, priest Daniel Farrugia is trying to help those who can't leave. In an email interview from the capital city, Farrugia said that Eritreans filled St. Francis Catholic Church on Feb. 27, seeking refuge. The local bishop, Giovanni Martinelli, estimated the crowd at 2,000.
After pleading with Italian officials, Martinelli said the Italian government agreed to accept 54 of the refugees. Farrugia says the rest of the Eritreans-mostly women and children-have few options for now: "It was so painful to send them back to their unsecure shelters unable to give them any sign of hope." The priest says the church is trying to help pay rent for Eritreans who have sought shelter away from their homes.
Khataza Gondwe of Christian Solidarity Worldwide says that most Eritreans in Libya left oppressively abusive conditions in Eritrea, and many are Christians who fled severe persecution. Returning isn't a safe option: "They face imprisonment, sometimes torture, even death."
They face death in Libya too. Radio France Internationale (RFI) reported that 25 Eritreans were hiding in an underground hole after looters attacked the workers with metal rods, knives, and guns. Eritrean Ashenafi Fehseha told RFI that three of the wounded were dying. He said when two Eritreans in the group left to get help, they were shot dead in the street.
Human Rights Concern Eritrea, an Eritrean advocacy group, reported that a group of armed civilians kidnapped 19 Eritreans from their homes in Tripoli on Feb. 23.
Somali migrants face similar trouble: IRIN News-the news agency of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs-reported that some 2,500 Somalis were trapped in Tripoli. Migrants told the news agency that opposition forces had targeted them as pro-Qaddafi mercenaries, forcing them to hide in their homes. For Somalis who had already fled a country of utter chaos, the new upheaval is especially difficult. "I came here about a year and a half ago to go to Europe," Shamso Mohammed told IRIN. "Now I am caught up in the same thing that I fled in Somalia."
UN officials trying to help Libyans and migrants in the eastern city of Benghazi said they couldn't reach migrants in the embattled stronghold of Tripoli. Many migrants in Benghazi reported they couldn't find help either, and Qaddafi called on the city's residents to turn against opposition forces and "rid Benghazi of this betrayal." In Tripoli, Martinelli, the Catholic bishop, said the isolation meant that many Eritreans have "no point of reference apart from the church."
Whether Qaddafi remains in power or not, Gondwe says that the danger could remain serious for any foreigners left in the country, and "open the floodgates wider." Gondwe and Martinelli hope Western nations will open their gates to help some of the most vulnerable sojourners.
Opening the gates for refugees is a thorny issue for European leaders already facing a backlash over illegal immigration. Libya has been a holding area for many migrants hoping to move into Europe. Qaddafi tried to use the issue as leverage after fighting erupted in Libya. "You will have immigration, thousands of people from Libya will invade Europe," he warned a French newspaper. "There will be no one to stop them anymore."
European leaders reacted coolly to Italy's call to form a plan for migrants fleeing to Europe. Germany's interior ministry said that European states shouldn't provoke a migrant influx by talking about it. Sandor Pinter, interior minister of Hungary, declared: "We shouldn't paint the devil on the wall until he appears." Meanwhile, thousands of beleaguered migrants have reached the Italian island of Lampedusa since mid-February.
Aid groups like the Red Cross, Mercy Corps, and Doctors Without Borders are tending to refugees in camps at the Libyan border and warning that conditions are deteriorating for Libyans citizens and other residents in the country suffering from food shortages and a lack of medical care. Witnesses reported that hospitals were overwhelmed with casualties, and the UN estimated that at least 1,000 people had been killed in the fighting by early March.
Ken Isaacs of Samaritan's Purse said the Christian relief organization was working with church partners in Egypt and Tunisia to assist with aid efforts on the Egyptian border, with plans to provide food and water to about 2,500 refugees a day. Maroun Lahham, a Catholic archbishop in Tunisia, said a handful of nuns would assist a Protestant group near the Tunisian border by caring for women and children: "As a church we try to make our contribution, which is still a small drop in a sea of need."
That sea of need extends across the Middle East and North Africa since turmoil began in December. Even as the Tunisian army assisted refugees from Libya, Tunisian officials grappled with the political chaos wrought by a revolt that toppled their own country's president in January. That revolt triggered a flood of protests sweeping more than a dozen nations-including Libya and Egypt-and unleashed uncertainty that promises to plague the region's struggling populations far beyond any one conflict's end.
The reign of a tyrant
By Alisa Harris
1942: Muammar Qaddafi born to Bedouin parents in the desert near Sirte, Libya.
1969: Leads a bloodless coup in Benghazi, deposes King Idris and takes control of Libya.
1973: Declares "cultural revolution" and imposes Shariah law.
1975: Publishes Green Book, which describes his political philosophy of "Islamic socialism" and rule by popular committees.
1986: President Ronald Reagan calls Qaddafi the "mad dog of the Middle East" and imposes sanctions, ordering all Americans to leave the country after intelligence links Libya to terrorist attacks in Rome. Libyan bombing of a Berlin disco that injured 40 Americans prompts Reagan to launch air strikes against Tripoli and Benghazi.
1988: In December, terrorists bomb Pan Am Flight 103 and 270 people die when the plane crashes over Lockerbie, Scotland. Officials suspect two Libyan intelligence officials.
1989: After U.S. Navy forces shoot down two Libyan planes, Qaddafi warns that Libya will "meet challenge with challenge."
1992: Qaddafi refuses to hand over the suspects in the Lockerbie bombing, saying, "The evidence against Libya is less than a laughable piece of a fingernail." The UN imposes sanctions.
1999: Qaddafi announces that Libya will hand over the Lockerbie suspects and the UN immediately lifts sanctions.
2003: Libya takes responsibility for Lockerbie bombing, renounces weapons of mass destruction, and promises to pay the families of Pan Am victims from a $2.7 billion fund.
2009: Libya gives the Lockerbie bomber Abdel Basset Ali Al-Meghari a hero's welcome home after Scotland frees the bomber eight years into his sentence.
Feb. 17, 2011: Pro-democracy protesters take to the streets of Libya against Qaddafi's regime after arrest of human-rights lawyer Fathi Tarbal. Qaddafi's security forces meet protesters with live ammunition, killing at least 24.
Feb. 23: Rebels take Benghazi and prominent Qaddafi officials defect. Qaddafi forces continue to fire on crowds of unarmed protesters, killing hundreds.
March 1: Qaddafi tells BBC News, "My people love me. . . . They will die to protect me, my people." Susan Rice, U.S. Ambassador to the UN, says Qaddafi is "delusional" and "unfit to lead."
March 2: The UN General Assembly removes Libya from its Human Rights Council and the International Criminal Court announces that it will investigate Qaddafi's alleged "crimes against humanity."
March 6: Qaddafi loyalists strike back against rebel-held areas across Libya.
March 7: Qaddafi launches air strikes on key rebel-held oil port of Ras Lanouf to stop rebel march toward Tripoli.
March 10: NATO defense ministers meet in Brussels to consider establishing a no-fly zone over Libya.


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California Gov. Jerry Brown has signed legislation intended to crack down on the paparazzi.
The bill increases penalties on those who harass the children of public figures, including taking photos and video of them without consent.
Actresses Halle Berry and Jennifer Garner testified in support of the bill. The actresses said their children are intimidated by aggressive photographers that follow them on a daily basis.
The bill also makes it easier for parents to sue for damages over harassment.
Berry, who is pregnant, also has a 5-year-old daughter.
In a statement, Berry said, "I started this fight with a great deal of hope and a bit of uncertainty so I cannot express my immense gratitude that Governor Brown has recognized, and acted to remedy, the plight of children who are tormented because of the identity or prominence of their parents. On behalf of my children, it is my hope that this is the beginning of the end for those overly aggressive paparazzi whose outrageous conduct has caused so much trauma and emotional distress."
The law takes effect Jan. 1.


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1. An inaugural essay, on the eye, and on vision: submitted to the examination of the Rev. John Andrews ..., the Trustees and medical professors of the University of Pennsylvania, on the 5th day of June, 1805, for the degree of Doctor of Medicine
- Author(s):
- De Butts, Elisha, 1773-1831
Oswald, John H., 1777?-1810, printer
University of Pennsylvania.
- Publisher:
- Philadelphia : Printed for the author, by John H. Oswald, 1805
- Subject(s):
- Eye
Vision, Ocular
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Hundreds of North Central College student-athletes from all 22 men's and women's athletic teams gathered in the Residential Hall/Recreation Center Thursday, Sept. 15, for the College's eighth annual Huddle.
This year's keynote speaker was 1986 graduate Ed Mathey. Mathey told the student-athletes the importance of leadership and relationships and their influence on success, while also sharing anecdotes from his experiences as a baseball coach.


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I am trying to get pop3 to work with outlook. When i send the test message i get an error "send test email message: unable to send test message. Please verify the E-mail Address field.
When i try to connect via outlook and Evolution it keeps on asking me for my email address.
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Hi Longstreet,
It seems to me an interesting project.
You are a newie in the forum (currently you have less than 5 post) so you cannot receive (or send I think) PM. Because that would be great if you update your post with some alternative contact info like an email or similar.


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By Nick Sinai and Tom Brown
We at the FCC are very excited about yesterday's order to free up the unused "white spaces" spectrum between television channels, intended to spur a wave of innovation in new devices and applications. Most commenters have focused on the possible use of this spectrum in "Super Wi-Fi" networks with wider range and better structural penetration than is available today.
But Super Wi-Fi isn't just for consumers; it's super for improving how we transmit and distribute energy in America too. The National Broadband Plan made several recommendations designed to integrate broadband into the emerging Smart Grid and enable improved Smart Grid communications; white spaces spectrum is yet another option for utilities to use for their communications networks. As we have seen in a recent trial in Plumas-Sierra County, California, white spaces spectrum can be used effectively and securely for grid automation applications, as well as retail broadband services. Opening white spaces spectrum is also likely to have a particular impact on utility operations in rural areas, which often have challenging terrain and fewer options for broadband service than urban areas.
The FCC remains committed to doing its part to usher in a new era of utility communications, and we look forward to seeing the innovations in all sorts of "national purpose" areas – health care, education, and yes, energy – that will result from yesterday's action.
(Cross-posted on the Department of Energy Blog and Blogband)


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Hey, just wanted to let you know, i have updated the forum thread and will be letting everyone know the final deadline for you guys to send stuff in, i am trying to keep it as organized as possible... and trying to give myself enough time so that i can work on everyone's pages so they are bad ass and then do my stuff too, ( i am putting my stuff in the very back back back of the book) just to make sure everyone has enough room in there =) So um, if you have an idea of when you will be able to send stuff in, just let me know, so i can write it down, and not have to keep asking you 20 times. xD
Hope to hear from you soon,
hey, you can do anything you want. Well first things first, the thank you letter is a big part of it so if you want, do that, and then when your done with that, do some of the extra things that are listed on the main part of the thread, and some of the new ideas, i posted on page four. http://www.paparoach.com/forum/general/19334/page/4
i think that is the correct link, but in case not, just got to page four and look for my list of new ideas... also it would be great if you came up with a few cool ideas that we could all do together... or individually.
Hope that explained a little better, any questions?
- Nikky


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Flushing Meadow foreshadowing perhaps?
The Fab Four take the big stage today in the Cincinnati semifinals today with Roger Federer trying to snap a four match losing streak to Andy Murray while Novak Djokovic attempts to stop his own run of 5 consecutive defeats to Rafael Nadal, who looks to be pain free and rounding into form after his 10 week injury lay off. It's the first time the four top ballers in the world have all made the semifinal round at the same tourney since Monte Carlo last season.
These mouth-watering match ups should give us a solid idea of where each of their games stand with the US Open a little over a week away.
But, sorry no predictions here peeps. I'm just ready to enjoy some sick tennis and I hope you are too!
Click here for live streaming of today's match and here for ESPN2's TV coverage. NOTE: Fed v. Muzz will be shown live while Rafa v. Nole will be tape delayed. Whatevs.
(image via nytimes.com)
Saturday, August 22, 2009
The Fab Four ready to rock Cincinnati - can you stand it?!
Labels: Andy Murray, Cincinnati, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, tennis
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i don't wanna be off topic here but Rafa's ass on that pic is just HUGEReplyDelete
and tennis speaking: VAMOS RAFITO!!!
- Fed's Body ServeAugust 22, 2009 at 1:40 PM
It was my coming out party today against Murray. Hope everyone had a good time.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 22, 2009 at 5:08 PM
Re Rafa's ass: yep. Muscles don't do gravity...ReplyDelete
Federer is blazing back into form.ReplyDelete
- mercedes20August 23, 2009 at 5:58 PM
I just got home from Cincy tournament and saw RAFA on and off the court and believe me there is NOTHING wrong with that boy's ass! He is still as HOT as ever!ReplyDelete
mercedes20 i'm glad to hear, at least his ass is in form, i hope his game gets there too, soon enough unless we wanna see GOAT winning everything till 2040ReplyDelete
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The John Murray Show
A lively mix of entertainment, human interest and lifestyle, presented by John Murray.
A lively mix of entertainment, human interest and lifestyle, presented by John Murray.
We return to Rua Red in Tallaght as John catches up with some of the leaders, we hear from Chris Hartnett Dalton on how she is coping since giving up the cigarettes, ahead of the weigh-in later on this morning.
John Treacy, CEO of the Irish Sports Council joins John to talk about the Operation Transformation 5k runs in Dublin & Cork. We have music from Leaders of Men with their new single called For Want of a Better Word & John chats to leaders Siobhan & Marc & expert Karl Henry.
John with mentors Dr. Ciara Kelly & Aoife Hearne with updates on the performances of leaders Deirdre O'Donovan & Sarah Campbell.
John continues talking to the leaders with words of encouragement from the expert panel. We also chat to the band from Tallaght, Leaders of Men who will give a second performance before the live weigh-in with Kathryn as Marc & Jennifer step onto the scales.
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One of the most challenging aspects of this metamorphosis is the sheer speed at which customers' communications needs and behaviors are changing. Both professional and consumer audiences have become much more sophisticated—and much more demanding—about their interface with the industry. Gone are the days when these audiences were relatively passive, waiting for pharma to bring its messages to them. Years of Internet connectivity, wireless technology and direct media have spawned an on-demand mindset in a new generation. The customers have spoken: They want greater flexibility, more individualized information, and more relevance and credibility in pharma-driven communications.
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Global industries, such as automotive and retail, have successfully positioned interactive marketing and the Internet at the core of their overall communications mixes. Pharma has begun to realize the distinct advantages of this model, but many companies still face internal marketing bureaucracies that have siloed their marketing functions into various groups (see "Silos, Silos Everywhere"). Interactive marketing traditionally has been just one more of those silos, largely separated from the brand practice. This environment cannot keep up with the changes taking place in the industry. A complete overhaul of philosophy and vision will have to take place.
It begins by moving the interactive component to the core of the brand marketing strategy. This elevates its strategic role and amplifies the reach and ROI of traditional brand marketing strategies. An interactive core also improves links between consumer and professional communications, and creates a better balance between promotional and educational content. As a result, e-marketing serves to integrate formerly disparate communications channels—such as clinical development, opinion leader interface, conventions and congresses, public relations, and organizational alliances. This has far-reaching implications for the industry at large, since marketing, educational, and collaborative communications extend from Phase II product development across all stages of lifecycle management.
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By Keith Coffman
DENVER (Reuters) – A male student opened fire at a Colorado high school on Friday, wounding at least two classmates before apparently taking his own life, law enforcement officials said.
Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson told a televised news conference that one person was in serious condition with gunshot wounds at a local hospital. A second victim suffered minor injuries and may not have been hit by bullets.
Robinson said the suspected gunman, a student at the high school, reportedly had identified a "specific teacher that he was interested in confronting," and that the teacher immediately fled. The suspected gunman was later found dead inside the school.
"That individual is deceased and he apparently killed himself," Robinson said, adding that authorities knew the identity of the boy but would not immediately release it.
The incident comes a day before the first anniversary of the tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut, in which a gunman killed 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School before shooting himself.
Robinson said officers in Colorado were "slowly and methodically" clearing the school and transporting students to another location, but believed that the danger had passed.
Television images from the high school show students running out with their hands raised and gathering on a track field. Some students were shown being patted down in the aftermath.
A woman who answered the phone at a Yogurtland across the street said her store was being evacuated and dozens of police officers were at the school with guns drawn.
Phone calls to the Arapahoe High School were not answered. A spokesman for Littleton Public Schools, the district that administers the school, said the school had been placed on lockdown.
Centennial is a suburban community south of Denver, not far from the unincorporated community in nearby Jefferson County that is home to Columbine High School, where two students gunned down 13 students and staff before killing themselves in 1999.
Parents of #ArapahoeHigh students are asked to go to Shepherd of the Hills Church at 7691 S University Blvd.
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If you haven't been outside lately, you're missing the fabulous fall foliage. As the days get shorter and the temperature drops, trees sense the approach of winter. During the fall, the green canopy of summer transforms into a colourful smorgasbord of reds, oranges, and yellows. Have you ever wondered what triggers the leaves to change colour?
During my horticultural studies, my ornamental plant professor explained it best. Leaves change colour because of a chemical shift in the foliage. During the summer, leaves produce chlorophyll, which is used to absorb sunlight, which is then turned into glucose – in other words, photosynthesis. As the tree prepares to hibernate chlorophyll production slows down and the glucose and nutrients from the leaves are absorbed by the branches, trunk, and roots. Since chlorophyll makes the leaves green, the remaining pigments in the leaves take over. Yellow and orange leaves contain carotene (the same pigments that give carrots their bright orange colour). Red and purple leaves contain anthrocyanins (which give radishes and red roses their vibrant red colour).
Pretty technical, I know, but it does shed some light on the chemical shift that the leaves are experiencing. Of course, there are other factors that influence how vibrant the colours become including temperature and soil moisture. In southern Ontario, our fall colours seem to pop after we enjoy several consecutive warm, sunny days and cool nights. I can't imagine living somewhere in the world where they don't experience changing seasons. As we transition into each new season, the garden is filled with new splendors to explore!


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KLEM Local Schedule (week of November 28)
MONDAY RESULTS – November 28
(MOVILLE) -- Gehlen Catholic opened the 2011-2012 basketball season with a split of their doubleheader against Woodbury Central Monday night in Moville.
In the girls game, the seventh-rated Gehlen Catholic Lady Jays closed the game on a 14-4 run to pull away for a 53-39 win. Kaitlin Langel had 16 points for Gehlen with Amber Timmins and Steph Rohe adding 12 each. Ellen Gallagher had ten to pace Woodbury Central.
In the boys game, Woodbury Central broke away from a 23-22 halftime lead by outscoring Gehlen 37-22 in the second half for a 60-44 victory over the Jays. Brady Crichton led the Wildcats with 19 points while Paul Gallagher contributed 14. Tervor Bouma had 13 to pace Gehlen with Zach Wurth adding ten and Michael Whitehead nine. The Jays were just 4-of-20 from the free throw line.
The Gehlen guys and gals travel to Remsen-Union Tuesday night in a twinbill that will be carried on KLEM starting at 5:55.
(G) Gehlen Catholic (1-0) 53 Woodbury Central 39
(B) Woodbury Central 60 Gehlen Catholic (0-1) 44
(G) Remsen St. Mary's 41 Whiting 28
(B) Hinton 76 River Valley 50
(B) Unity Christian 80 Rock Valley 45
(G) Sibley-Ocheyedan 38 South O'Brien 36
(G) Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 58 Siouxland Christian 41
(B) Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 78 Siouxland Christian 43
(G) Alta-Aurelia 39 Ridge View 36
(B) Alta-Aurelia 79 Ridge View 73
(G) OA-BCIG 56 Manson-NW Webster 28
(B) Manson-NW Webster 66 OABCIG 61, overtime
(G) West Monona 47 Charter Oak-Ute 42
(B) West Monona 62 Charter Oak-Ute 28
(B) Woodbine 56 Westwood 25
(G) Sergeant Bluff-Luton 65 Sioux City West 58
Le Mars beat Sergeant Bluff-Luton 2356-to-1888 in girls action and 2597-to-2498 in boys play Monday at Sweet 16 Lanes in Le Mars. For the girls, Danielle Hystad rolled a 362 series score with Katie Pope bowling a 327 series and Susie Haack a 308. For the boys, Brock Hofland finished with a 384 series, Austin DuBrall a 364, and Cody Wurth a 349.
TUESDAY RESULTS – November 29
(REMSEN) -- The Gehlen Catholic Jays swept a doubleheader from Remsen-Union Tuesday night, 47-44 in the girls game and 61-58 in double overtime in the boys game.
The Gehlen girls spotted R-U a 9-0 lead before rallying for their second victory in as many nights. Amber Timmins' three-point play with twenty seconds to play broke a 44-all tie and sent the Lady Jays to a 47-44 win. Timmins finished with 19 points and 15 rebounds to lead Gehlen while Steph Rohe added eleven points and Kaitlin Langel ten. Brittany Sudtelgte had 14 points for the Rockets and Rachel West added eleven. The seven-ranked Lady Jays improve to 2-and-0 for the season.
In the boys game, Michael Whitehead hit a key three-pointer with 2:27 to play in the second overtime to give Gehlen the lead for good as the Jays posted a 61-58 victory. Zach Wurth and Whitehead hit a free throw each in the final 1:11 to keep the Jays on top. The game featured eight ties and seven lead changes. Whitehead finished with a career-high 30 points for Gehlen with Conor Kneip adding eleven. Wurth had nine points and 15 rebounds. Alex Hansen led Remsen-Union with 20 points and Tanner Hilbrands contributed 15 before fouling out. Gehlen evens their record at 1-and-1. Tuesday night's action was the first for both the R-U guys and gals.
Gehlen hosts Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn Friday night in the Jays' home opener. Coverage on KLEM begins at 5:55.
(LE MARS) -- The Le Mars Bulldogs roared to a 20-point halftime lead and went on to win their season opener at home against Denison-Schleswig Tuesday night, 73-52. Austin Homan led the way with 20 points while Jordan Eisma added 19 for the Bulldogs. Denison-Schleswig's Derek Hal led all scorers with 23 points. The Bulldogs are off until next Tuesday when they travel to Spirit Lake for their first girl/boy doubleheader of the season.
(G) Gehlen Catholic (2-0) 47 Remsen-Union 44
(B) Gehlen Catholic (1-1) 61 Remsen-Union 58, two overtimes
(B) Le Mars 73 Denison-Schleswig 52
(G) Akron-Westfield 37 Remsen St. Mary's 31
(B) Remsen St. Mary's 37 Akron-Westfield 33
(B) Hinton 53 OA-BCIG 44
(G) Woodbury Central 70 Kingsley-Pierson 26
(B) Kingsley-Pierson 63 Woodbury Central 56
(G) West Sioux 72 Spalding Catholic 29
(B) Spalding Catholic 49 West Sioux 40
(G) Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 40 Clay Central-Everly 38
(B) Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 60 Clay Central-Everly 38
(B) Storm Lake 67 Sioux City North 54
(B) Harris-Lake Park 61 Estherville/L-C 37
(G) Emmetsburg 38 Pocahontas Area 28
(B) Emmetsburg 66 Pocahontas Area 45
(G) Sergeant Bluff-Luton 65 Cherokee 40
(B) Sergeant Bluff-Luton 59 Cherokee 48
(B) Spencer 66 Sioux Central 47
(G) Boyden-Hull 52 Sheldon 51
(B) Boyden-Hull 49 Sheldon 46
(G) M-O-C.Floyd Valley 79 West Lyon 27
(B) M-O-C/Floyd Valley 69 West Lyon 55
(G) Sioux Center 38 Okoboji 29
(B) Sioux Center 72 Okoboji 28
(G) George-Little Rock 52 Sibley-Ocheyedan 44
(B) Sibley-Ocheyedan 53 George-Little Rock 41
(G) Central Lyon 63 Rock Valley 35
(G) OA-BCIG 73 Sioux City West 56
(G) East Sac County 31 Ridge View 23
(B) East Sac County 75 Ridge View 47
(G) Lawton-Bronson 79 Whiting 20
(B) Lawton-Bronson 72 Whiting 16
(G) MVAO 40 West Monona 36
(B) West Monona 72 MVAO 66
(B) West Harrison 57 Westwood 44
(G) Lewis Central 55 Sioux City East 39
(B) Sioux City East 61 Lewis Central 41
Lawton-Bronson 58 Hinton 6
Sioux City West 63 Hinton 16
(N-A-I-A volleyball)
Lee beat Morningside 3-1
(college basketball)
Clemson 71 Iowa 55
THURSDAY RESULTS – December 1
(G) Denison-Schleswig 69 Storm Lake 16
(B)Spencer 59 Newell-Fonda 50, overtime
(G) Western Christian 79 Sioux City East 51
(G) Bishop Heelan 75 Sioux City West 35
(G) Missouri Valley 54 Maple Valley/Anthon-Oto 34
(B) Maple Valley/Anthon-Oto 71 Missouri Valley 47
(B) Harris-Lake Park 63 Okoboji 30
NAIA National Tournament at the Tyson Events Center - Vanguard beat Morningside 3-1
FRIDAY RESULTS – December 2
Le Mars opened the season at the Humboldt Invitational Friday night. Atlantic won the team title but the rest of the team standings were not available Friday night. For Le Mars, Nick Madsen finished second at 106 pounds, Alex Hermes was third at 285, C.J. Singer took fourth at 138, Tanner Small was fifth at 106, Jacob Johnson took fifth at 170, Chris Haman was sixth at 132 pounds, Bradley Hartman was sixth at 285, Tyler Gries was seventh at 145 and Mitch Weaver was seventh at 152.
(LE MARS) -- The seventh-ranked (Class 1A) Gehlen Catholic girls remained unbeaten at 3-and-0 Friday night, holding off number-12 (Class 1A) Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 39-37 at the Bob Kneip Family gymnasium in Le Mars. After four lead changes in the fourth quarter, the Lady Jays took the lead for good with 3:32 to play. Gehlen led 39-35 with 56-seconds left after Steph Rohe hit a pair of free throws. A Anna Wilcox basket with 17-seconds to play drew M-M-C to within 39-37 but the Eagles never got the ball back again. Erica Dreckman of Marcus/M-C led all scorers with 18 points before fouling out in the final minute of play. Steph Rohe finished with 15 points for Gehlen and Katelin Langel added 12. Kayla Foreman had ten for M-M-C. The Eagles fall to 2-and-1 for the season.
The Gehlen boys completed the non-league sweep of Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn with a 57-48 victory. The Jays took the lead for good late in the first quarter although they were never able to put the Eagles completely away. Gehlen's biggest lead reached 14 in the third quarter. The Eagles closed to within six early in the fourth quarter. Trevor Bouma led Gehlen with 25 points, hitting five three-pointers. Conor Kneip added 11. Dylan Spieler had 22 for M-M-C. Gehlen improves to 2-and-1 for the season while the Eagles fall to 1-and-1.
Both teams open War Eagle Conference play Tuesday night with Gehlen travelling to Akron-Westfield and Marcus/M-C hosting Remsen-Union.
(G) Gehlen Catholic (3-0) 39 Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 37
(B) Gehlen Catholic (2-1) 57 Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 48
(G)Hinton 81 Akron-Westfield 18
(B) Hinton 61 Akron-Westfield 49
(G) West Sioux 61 Remsen St. Mary's 24
(B) Remsen St. Mary's 46 West Sioux 26
(G) Hartely-Melvin-Sanborn 38 Remsen-Union 26
(B) Remsen-Union 67 Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 26
(G) Spencer 48 Unity Christian 24
(B) Unity Christian 66 Spencer 43
(G) Estherville/L-C 65 Forest City 19
(B) Forest City 73 Estherville/L-C 44
(B) Spirit Lake 65 Trinity Christian 49
(G) Maple Valley/Anthon-Oto 56 Kingsley-Pierson 17
(B) Kingsley-Pierson 70 Maple Valley/Anthon-Oto 47
(B) Boyer Valley 58 Whiting 19
(G) Lawton-Bronson 92 Ridge View 41
(B) Lawton-Bronson 63 Ridge View 47
(G) OA-BCIG 70 Woodbury Central 50
(B) Woodbury Central 56 OA-BCIG 53
(G) River Valley 59 Siouxland Christian 22
(B) River Valley 90 Siouxland Christian 52
(G) M-O-C/Floyd Valley 50 Central Lyon 21
(B) M-O-C/Floyd Valley 87 Central Lyon 52
(G) Boyden-Hull 55 Rock Valley 35
(B) Boyden-Hull 80 Rock Valley 55
(G) Sioux Center 55 West Lyon 31
(B) Sioux Center 98 West Lyon 90
(G/B) George-Little Rock at Okoboji
(G) Sibley-Ocheyedan 44 Sheldon 42
(B) Sheldon 59 Sibley-Ocheyedan 56, overtime
(B) Bishop Heelan 77 Sioux City West 40
(B) Sioux City North 48 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 44, overtime
(G) Sioux City East 72 Council Bluffs T-J 15
(B) Sioux City East 70 Council Bluffs T-J 37
SATURDAY SCHEDULE – December 3
(G/B-JV) Sioux City East at Le Mars (9 am)
(G/B) YMCA 9th annual 3-on-3 tournament
(G/B) South O'Brien at Sheldon
(G/B) Unity Christian at Western Christian
(G/B) Jackson (MN) at Spirit Lake
(B) Graettinger-Terril at Estherville/L-C
(B) Sioux City West at South Sioux City
(G) Sergeant Bluff-Luton at Sioux City North
(G/B) Sioux Center at Bishop Heelan
(G/B) Lawton-Bronson at Woodbury Central
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Iowa State (6-5) at Kansas State
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Downtown New Bern will be filled with classic automobiles Saturday, with the First Capital Chapter of the Antique Auto Club of America presenting these cars to the public as a part of a long history of such downtown exhibits.
This is the 23rd annual show.
Middle Street and parts of Pollock Street will become a large pedestrian mall for the display of more than 100 antique and modified automobiles.
Four separate show fields will display an array of cars from the middle years of the twentieth century.
The show fields will encompass pre-World War II (1942), sport cars, contemporary classics and modified cars all predating 1989.
All owners of cars 25 years and older are invited to join the event. Participants can bring their car downtown on the morning of the show between 9 to 11 a.m., register and display.
Registration fee is $20.
The marquee car of the show is the first Chevrolet automobile to reach the public � a Type C Six Sedan � which is celebrating its 100th anniversary. The first unit sold was delivered to its new owner on March 13, 1913.
On static display will be two cars being subjected to restoration: a 1931 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan in mid restoration and a 1926 Rolls Royce open touring car in pre-restoration condition. The owners of all cars will be on hand to provide the history of their cars and to answer any questions.
Organizers said the best hours for viewing are from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Interesting and Enjoyable Chemical Experiments Festival for Students Yuki Nakamura | added on Jul 20, 2011 | Japan Chemistry seems to be difficult for secondary school students in Japan to understand. So, we would like to make these students understand fun of chemistry through this festival. We hope that many students will be interested in the chemical field.
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Following on with my medieval theme, I thought it would be interseting to design a Draughts/Checkers board game with this in mind.
So, with dedicated supervision from my son , I have designed the game with a difference - basically each player has a choice of either a 'Sword' counter or a 'Shield' counter to play with and the game is played using the Castle squares only!
I used 2mm MDF to laser cut the game out and added an extra 2mm laminate onto the base and counters - hence the extra pieces in the dxf file.
Here is a close-up of the board and counter detail.
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McKinley May Back Capito In 2014
January 24, 2013
Rep. David B. McKinley said he likely will support fellow West Virginia Republican Rep. Shelley Moore Capito for Senate in 2014, but he also is flattered he was asked to run for the office himself....
boxer;yes he announced his intention;was not "asked." Capito has the name recognition to win unless the dems come up with something better.But who has the resume? McKinley needs to focus on a signature job creating project in the NP.He is 65/66.He can make it another two terms.He does have some clout now among the right repubs in the House.I know very well he would love to have his name on a high profile-- meaningful job creating project in the OV, if he could do it.He may have that opportunity.Coal and steel are not the future;rather the past.
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He has a lot of respect for Arch the Felon? You Repubs voted for him. Not me.
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should have been miner not minor,...although technically, children are minors,..and they are part of coal miner families,...lol
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I care what the people think who are our representatives. You should care too. We are all welcomed to disagree, but to say you don't care is not accurate,...if you didn't care, you would not have read the article, let alone taken time to comment. ;o)What particularly about him upsets you? If he is backed by coal,....um,....doesn't that mean that he is supportive of them, and they supportive of him,....Coal,....employs West Virginians and their families,...and ultimately the businesses around here, where coal miner wives spend their family's coal minor dollars. You may want to start caring what he thinks and says,..even if you disagree. Just a thought. lo)
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Who asked him and who cares what David McKinley thinks?
He is a puppet propped up by coal money that flows from St. Clairsville.
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AAPA to examine change in vessel deployments
January 10, 2011
When the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) holds its fourth annual "Shifting International Trade Routes Seminar" in Tampa next month, more than a few speakers will be sounding the call for more infrastructure.
"As we look back on the challenges of a difficult couple of years and ahead on how trade can spur economic recovery and future growth, we must begin now developing and implementing policy and programs that will sustain and improve critical gateways for global trade," said Kurt Nagle, AAPA president and CEO. "For the U.S., by raising the priority of seaports and their connecting infrastructure in the federal agenda, America can modernize its seaports and intermodal connections to help make the nation more internationally competitive in an increasingly fierce global trading environment."
The event, scheduled for February 1-2, is co-sponsored by the U.S. Maritime Administration the Tampa Port Authority. It will address how the various players in the freight transportation industry view the fallout of the recent economic downturn. It will also focus on how trade patterns and infrastructure needs will be affected by the expansion of the Panama Canal that is currently underway.
"For the U.S., by raising the priority of seaports and their connecting infrastructure in the federal agenda, America can modernize its seaports and intermodal connections to help make the nation more internationally competitive in an increasingly fierce global trading environment."
He further noted that the discussion "will add layers of information and insight to help the seaport industry better position itself for future growth and success."
Among those slated to speak is Dick Steinke, executive director, Port of Long Beach. If he is to make a case for more spending in Southern California, he has the support of Joel Anderson,?president and CEO of International Warehouse Logistics Association.
"Competition for international trade is changing as the global recession caused shippers and receivers to reevaluate their supply chains," he said. "For the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, this means restoring their reputation as freight friendly distribution points and mini-bridge centers."
Anderson added that the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach need to act quickly "before ports elsewhere use the current reputation of the southern California ports" to shift the focus of Asian import trade from the West Coast to other ports in the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
"Although West Coast ports handled nearly 70 percent of the traffic coming from Asia until recently, the reanalysis away from southern California ports will gain because of the widening of the Panama Canal," he said.
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one of your best
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thanks Jazzberry Blue & Rachel :D
thanks Eric your work is great!
Lovely! :D
Wonderful Diego!
thanks filis & Irene :D
So fun!
I adore this
I want a bike just like that.......Amazingly beautiful! ;)
mmm... so wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So cool!
WOW Thanks RDelean, Laura, Lady "me too", Marianna, Tumm for the great comments :D
Instantly i fell in love
ye Wezteka Union thanks :D
Amazingly gorgeous as ever! All that imagination and the skill to execute it! Fantastic!
wow thanks Meg i really appreciate it :D
Great! I wanna that bike for my birthday :)
LOVE this!!
Damn good. Carpe Diem
thanks Kuns & Luis :D
Haha - very cool Diego!! Lovely landscape again ...
hahaha~ fly high!!! :D thumbs up diego!
Great work! Beautiful piece ;)
Great work
I absolutely love it
Diego!! You create beautiful fantasyical worlds! I adore this and want a ride!
Do you create a new artful masterpiece every day?
I'm in awe. ♥
Do you create a new artful masterpiece every day?
I'm in awe. ♥
I too am in awe, I LOVE your work it's fantastic!!!
Que ?? dando una vueltecita ?? me encanta !!!! felicidades Diego !!!
Great imagination! Now, where can I get one of these?? ;)
Love your creativity. Amazing!
WOW beautifull comments!! Thanks, Patri, PAUL, Roma, Guido, Mr.Off, Speakerine, "Lady know different methods of work but this is what I like :P, Laura, gracias Mony no estaria nada mal una vueltita, Monica do not worry I'm first on the list to get one :P & " Marine I'm honored".
Thanks all again for great comments :D
Thanks all again for great comments :D
looks awesome!
Is that an old flemmish or dutch village?
Is that an old flemmish or dutch village?
100%..as always..fantastic piece, Diego :D!!!
THANKS Yetiland only a mixture of images I have in my head: P
THANKS Aleksandra i appreciate it :D
THANKS Aleksandra i appreciate it :D
Thanks Galaxy Eyes :D
Absolutely love the way you drew the wings! This is fantastic!
Lovely Sir 👍
Thanks Megan & The Modern Era :D
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Well done! congrats on the front page!
thanks Bruce i appreciate it :D
Really inventive, love this.
Thanks Vannia :D
I love these!
Thanks Anny :D
fantastic piece!
Thanks Victor :D
what a master piece of work! Great illustration, great artist!
wow thanks Anne :D
Very cool work!
Love the style - very nice!
Rad work!
Thanks Michael, Laura & Kurt :D
Diego, this is so wonderful and so dreamy!
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Nice work
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Interesting work!
such a gorgeous work!
Thanks Twiggs Photography :D
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this is so nice!!!!great works Diego, very nice style!!!
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wow this is really nice. checked out your pieces, i really like your art style.
Beautiful work Diego!
nice style!
Thanks mates i appreciate it :D
lovely! great work
thanks Mareike appreciate it :D
Very cool, awesome work!
I like your style very much.
Thanks mate appreciate it :D
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This is sweet.
Beautiful work!
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Love this!!
this is truly the original engineer
I like this a lot!
I like this very much! I will promote it.
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UNCASVILLE, Con....
Casinos are the biggest cheaters!
With insurmountable odds and "legal" authority, Casinos guarantee themselves winners and undeniable profit. They will give you all the barbed wire you can eat!
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that's what i say vince.cheaters complaining about being cheated.
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Thieves stealing from thieves! Too funny.
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Government support of addiction for money. Gambling and government...go hand in hand. What a disgrace.
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They call it revenue...how about calling it rent money..or car payment money..or food and clothes for the kids money... or Grandma's money that was stolen from her...and the list goes on and on. If the casino wants sympathy from me GOOD LUCK WITH THAT!!!
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agree with all the posts. well said. close it.
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Heading out to Wyoming in a couple weeks for an antelope hunt.
I have two members of my party that are older and dont want to spot and stalk the entire trip. They plan on sitting in a ground blind at least part of the time.
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Thursdays aren't typically a busy day, but today is an exception because there are several big things going on tonight: President Obama's acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention, the MTV Music Awards, and of course, Fashion's Night Out. And, while we'd love to chat about all of 'em today, we're gonna focus on the most important- Fashion's Night Out. Why? Well, it is about fashion, our fave thing in the whole wide world.
For those not in the know, Fashion's Night Out (FNO) began in 2009 as a way to celebrate all things fashion, as well as get the world shopping again. The official color of the event is red, and in order to celebrate all things FNO we decided to show you our favorite red pieces. Sounds good? Yeah, we thought so, too.
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I just sit here hoping that we're not seeing a hot streak. I hope this is what we'll get all season long, because I'm a little stunned at how smooth and effective he's been, in every way. It's awesome.
Anyone wanna talk about Kessel?
Sure Fletch, why not? I just watched a segment on Hockey Central where the discussion centered around the fact that Phil is still scoreless and whether or not (when) he gets dealt. He's now in the last year of his deal and it would seem he'd take less cash to play elsewhere if he reaches UFA status. The trouble with dealing him now is the fact his value is very low at the moment. I'd actually like to see him turn it around so the Leafs can get something for him before he eventually bolts to Minnesota.


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Cyclones Finish Play At Wildcat Invitational
TUCSON, Ariz. – Lydia Green and Talisa Merchiers picked up wins as Iowa State wrapped up play Sunday at the Wildcat Invitational.
Green earned a 6-1, 6-3 win against UTSA's Alena Shichkova to win the consolation title of the Crimson bracket. The freshman bounced back after dropping a three-set match in the opening round to finish 3-1 this weekend.
Merchiers beat UTSA's Lina Hallgren, 6-4, 6-3, to end the weekend on a good note.
Meghan Cassens fell to UTEP's Davina Meza, 6-1, 6-3, in her final match of the weekend and Caroline Andersen dropped a 6-4, 6-4 decision to Cal State Northridge's Corinne Schnyder.
Iowa State returns to action next weekend with Ksenia Pronina, Samantha Budai and Ana Gasparovic competing at the ITA Regionals in Norman, Okla.
Mickey Hsu/Kristen Poei (CSUN) def. Cassens/Green (ISU), 8-3
Scout Shutter/Jessica Warren (CSUN) def. Andersen/Merchiers (ISU), 8-4
Davina Meza (UTEP) def. Meghan Cassens (ISU), 6-1, 6-3
Corinne Schnyder (CSUN) def. Caroline Andersen (ISU), 6-4, 6-4
Lydia Green (ISU) def. Alena Shichkova (UTSA), 6-1, 6-3
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In the heart of the beautiful and historically rich Dordogne Valley of France, a team of archaeology students and their professor diligently work to uncover the ruins of a 14th-century castle. For Professor Edward Johnston, the project is the culmination of a lifelong dream. Aided by assistant professor Andre Marek, his son Chris and students Kate, Stern and Francois, Johnston has made major strides in unearthing not only La Roque Castle but also a monastery and structures from the surrounding village of Castelgard. But things are about to go haywire... Suspicious of the dig's benefactor, International Technology Corporation (ITC) and the man who runs it, Robert Doniger, Professor Johnston h...
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Tonight for dinner I'm looking forward to eating leftovers from these lettuce wraps for the second time, and if you saw how much food accumulates in my fridge you'd realize that means these lettuce wraps are really good! We're doing Phase One Recipes for the month of January, and I think flavorful lettuce wraps are really a treat for Phase One. This recipe was adapted from The South Beach Diet Quick and Easy Cookbook, and the recipe was for lettuce rolls, but when I couldn't get the lettuce to roll up very well I switched gears and decided to make them lettuce wraps. If you like the idea of lettuce cups or lettuce wraps for phase one (or any time you want a healthy meal without many carbs) there are some other good ideas after the recipe.
(Makes about 8 lettuce wraps or 4 main-dish servings, recipe adapted from The South Beach Diet Quick and Easy Cookbook.)
Dressing Ingredients:
3 T Fish Sauce (I'm partial to Three Crabs Fish Sauce which I discovered from The Perfect Pantry)
3 T rice vinegar (not seasoned rice vinegar which contains sugar)
2 tsp. garlic puree or finely minced fresh garlic
2 tsp. ginger puree or finely minced fresh ginger
1 tsp. Asian sesame oil
pinch red pepper flakes
1 lb. pork cutlets (I used two large pork loin chops, cut in half crosswise and pounded thin)
salt and fresh ground black pepper, to season pork before cooking
1 T peanut or canola oil
2-3 cups shredded napa cabbage (less than half a head, sliced thin)
1 red bell pepper, cut into thin strips
8 leaves Boston, Iceberg, or Romaine lettuce, washed and dried
South Beach Suggestions:
Everything in this recipe is a low-glycemic ingredient, making these lettuce wraps a great choice for any phase of the South Beach Diet.
More Lettuce Wraps You Might Like:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Asian Lettuce Cups (or Wraps) with Spicy Ground Turkey Filling from Kalyn's Kitchen
Turkey Lettuce Wrap Tacos with Chiles, Cumin, Cilantro, Lime, and Tomato-Avocado Salsa from Kalyn's Kitchen
Pork and Green Bean Lettuce Wraps with Sesame Hoisin Sauce from Cookin' Canuck
Asian Ground Beef Lettuce Wraps from Dine and Dish
Pork Lettuce Wraps from Tasty Eats at Home
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Hi everybody.
I work with OpenLDAP and I have a lot of schemas configured into it like FreeRadius, Samba, Pykota and so on... and I also use this base to authenticate my e-mail accounts with dovecot.
Now that I´m planning to migrate into the Zimbra world, I don´t want to work with separate LDAP information. Which is the best way to incorporate this information? Migrate users and schemas to the Zimbra OpenLdap Server or authenticate Zimbra in my current OpenLdapServer? New accounts created in the Zimbra console will be correctly created in my external LDAP Base?
If the best solution is to migrate this accounts into Zimbra LDAP, how is the best and secure way to do that? If I migrate to Zimbra, I want to remove my current LDAP server from the network.
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text: › Student Life » Diversity and Inclusion Home Student Organizations Student Diversity Council Study Diversity Our Events Student Resources Scholarships Alumni Black Alumni Association Contact Our Office Plan a Visit ›Apply Now ›Give to Furman › intro photo 1 intro paragraph boldFurman is a close-knit community that values the distinctive contributions of individuals, encouraging civil discourse and bold intellectual inquiry and discovery. intro paragraphDiversity and Inclusion initiatives within Student Life continually works to sustain a dynamic community that respects the inherent worth of all people. We work with departments and student organizations across campus to ensure we're creating an environment where differences are embraced. call out photo 1 Legacies Peer Mentor Program call out description 1Get to know our campus from the people who know it best. Gain a mentor. call out photo 2 Our Programs call out description 2Our programs help our community break down barriers between groups. Find a program. call out photo 3 Study Diversity call out description 3Explore diversity issues through an academic lens. Study diversity. call out photo 4 Student Resources call out description 4Find a scholarship, or connect with other departments for support. View our resources. Main Content 1 15% Percentage of multicultural students at Furman 3:2 Female-to-male student ratio 59 Countries represented in Furman's student population