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Comedian George Lopez was arrested for public intoxication on Thursday night after he was found passed out on the floor of a Canadian casino.
Security officials at the Caesars Windsor resort in Ontario called in cops to deal with the funnyman and TV host after he apparently had a little too much to drink.
He was placed in a cell overnight to sober up, but no charges were filed and he was released early on Friday, according to TMZ.com.
Lopez, 52, was at the casino ahead of a stand-up gig at the venue on Friday night.
Addressing the controversy at the start of the gig, he told the audience, "Tied one on (got drunk) last night. Not feeling great this morning. I was trying to sleep it off – unfortunately, it was on the casino floor."
He then went on to joke, "I just did in Windsor, what Justin Bieber does in America", referring to the pop superstar's recent bad behavior. The singer was arrested and charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in January after he was caught drag-racing in Miami, Florida. He is also facing an assault charge relating to an alleged bust-up with a chauffeur in his native Canada.

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Video: Help Desk: Newnan homeowners get free smoke alarms
NEWNAN, Ga. -- Fifteen hundred smoke detectors with batteries were part of a giveaway campaign in Newnan this weekend, geared toward helping prevent tragedies like the one last week that claimed the lives of four children.
Firefighters say that if a fire breaks out in a home, a key to survival is a working smoke detector and a well-defined escape plan. Having home fire drills can also help residents know what to do to save their lives.
Saturday, the Newnan Fire Department, working with 11Alive's Help Desk, went door-to-door through neighborhoods in Newnan to make sure residents have the right tools to save their lives in the event of a fire.
"We want to try and make sure everybody is equipped with a good working smoke detector and here is a spare battery and just make sure when it starts chirping you can replace the old battery," said Newnan firefighter Cornell Rollins.
One homeowner said it was a wakeup call to check the batteries.
"I have one up but I have not checked it this year," he said.
"If you don't mind you need to check it every six months and make sure the batteries are good and operating," a firefighter told the homeowner. "I'm going to give you a couple of extra batteries just in case you need them."
One point that firefighters were quick to point out to homeowners was that just pulling a low battery to stop the alarm from chirping is not best way to approach the situation.
"A lot of people just take the battery out because it will make an alarm sound of a chirp which may keep them awake and they may just forget to get the battery once they pull it out." said Newnan Fire Battalion Chief Stephen Brown.
To make sure that every homeowner who needs a smoke alarms or battery gets one, the Newnam Fire Department will give them out at a special Fire Safety Day on Saturday, May 18, at the Westside School. Newnan homeowners can also call the Newnan Fire Department, at 770-253-1851 Monday through Friday from 9 a.m to 4 p.m. to arrange to get a free smoke alarm and free batteries.


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ELDERSBURG, Md. (WUSA) -- Steve and Maryanne Danko of Carroll county take joy in describing the personality of their son, Mikey. They say his carefree smile and laughter are his most common expressions.
Steve Danko says, "It's so amazing how much happiness he brings to the people who get to know him."
Mikey is 14 years old, he is one of the longest survivors of trisomy 18. Trisomy 18 was brought into the national spotlight after Senator Rick Santorum announced he was dropping out of the Republican presidential nomination race. Santorum's daughter, Bella, was suffering due to complications from Trisomy 18.
Only 10 percent of children born with this chromosomal disorder live past their first birthdays. There are typically major developmental delays, heart defects, and malformations of the hands and feet. One of the biggest risks early on is pneumonia, kids with trisomy 18 easily aspirate fluids or food into their lungs. That's what put Bella Santorum into the hospital, and kept the Danko family on edge in Mikey's early years.
Steve Danko says, "The pneumonia was a constant worry. I mean, you're never sure whether or not in the morning you're gonna get up and you're gonna hear something in his lungs."
Maryanne Danko says, "I remember early on when the doctors would say you've got an appointment six months from now and I thought 'well, we'll see.' You know, it was hard to kind of think six months from now because we were given such a bleak outlook."
Mikey is tube-fed to limit the risk of pneumonia. He gets home-schooling and therapy and is loved by friends, neighbors, and parishioners at church. But the founder of a Virginia organization called, The Trisomy 18 Foundation, says the Danko's experience is very unique. Victoria Miller says miscarriage, stillbirth, and early death are so common, some families are making funeral arrangements during pregnancy.
Miller says, "A lot of children with trisomy 18 are hidden. There are a lot who are conceived who we never get to meet. So the vast number of families that are impacted are not walking around the street for people to see."
Miller says since the Santorum family's announcement, there's been more traffic on the organization's website than in its entire history. The Danko family is ready to reach out to other families struggling with this disorder, to let them know that kids like Mikey exist.
Maryanne Danko says, "We are in the process right now of planning our vacation for the summer, taking the kids to the beach.."
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Protea Hotel
The newly built, 73-room Protea Hotel Entebbe is ideally located on the glistening shores of Lake Victoria and a convenient 1km from Entebbe International Airport. The Tides Restaurant, Terrace and Bar, serves full breakfast, lunch and dinner. Added attractions include the Entebbe Golf Club, Botanical Gardens and Uganda Wildlife Education Center. As part of the education center, day trips can be arranged to Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary, Ssese Island, fishing trips for Nile Perch – the largest fresh water game fish in the world – or sunset cruises for the less adventurous.
Nile Safari Camp
Nile Safari Camp is a rustic 12-bedroom lodge perched on the edge of the Victoria Nile in Murchison Falls National Park. This peaceful camp offers rooms which are comfortably equipped with en suite bathroom facilities, electrical lighting, room service, and private balcony. The rooms range from luxury tents to traditional log chalets with magnificent views of the Nile from the private verandahs. At night, you can hear the hippos grunting below, and in the morning, blackface vervet monkeys scamper across your verandah before your waiter brings you morning tea or coffee. The pool area provides a relaxing environment and beautiful scenery as well as the dining room and bar which overlook the river – perfect for relaxing after a day of Uganda travel.
Ndali Lodge
The lodge sits on the narrow rim of an extinct volcano which, since its demise, has filled with water to become the breathtaking Lake Nyinambuga. There is a main thatched lodge with spacious sitting room, reception area and dinning room flanked by 8 cottages providing luxurious accommodation for guests. The cottages, built of local stone and thatch, face west to offer a panoramic view of the spectacular 'Mountains of the Moon'. The interiors are imaginatively and comfortably furnished, the decor emphasizing local materials. Each cottage has en-suite facilities with bath, shower, WC and hand basin and a private verandah, perfect for watching the sun setting behind the snow-capped peaks of Rwenzori Mountains. The lodge has no electricity or generators to distract from the beautiful and natural bush atmosphere.
Gorilla Forest Camp
Our Uganda tour accommodations at Gorilla Forest Camp are nestled in the mist-swathed rainforests of a mountainside in the heart of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The location of this luxury tented camp within the park's boundaries affords Gorilla Forest Camp the status of being the ideal base for gorilla tracking, primate viewing and birding excursions. Our Uganda travel accommodations are in double tents, raised on wooden platforms, each with en-suite facilities and hot and cold running water, WC, basin and unusually – a bathtub looking out onto the forest. Each tent has a spacious wooden verandah where guests can relax, enjoy a private meal and absorb the exotic mystery of the surrounding rainforest that provided the inspiration for the animation of Disney's The Jungle Book. The Gorilla Forest Camp offers a bar and dining cottage overlooking the rain forest, as well as a raised natural platform for open air dining. At night, a traditional African campfire is lit from where a lecture might be given by a visiting primatologist, the gorilla briefings are undertaken or guests simply admire the myriad brilliance of Bwindi's crystal clear mountain sky.
Mweya Lodge
Located on a peninsula within the heart of Queen Elizabeth National Park, the luxurious Mweya lodge is fitted with en suite rooms fully provided with mosquito netted curtains, high pressure hot showers, powerful ceiling fans and gorgeous verandahs overlooking the Kazinga Channel and Lake Edward. The lodge also boasts a wide range of facilities including a swimming pool and pool-side bar, safari bar and restaurant, souvenir shops and satellite TV. This is quite the Mecca for birders, as there are over 600 different species which relish in the flora and fauna of the Park.
Mihingo Lodge
Mihingo Lodge is a peaceful luxurious retreat adjacent to Lake Mburo National Park. Situated on 200 privately owned acres, its rooms are built on wooden platforms and stilts, covered by a thatched roof. Suspended under the thatched roof is a spacious and comfortable tent equipped with en-suite bathrooms, including hot and cold running water, showers and flush toilets. Placed in varied settings, some rooms are situated in a forest setting, some with a lake view, and some on rock outcrops, or kopjes. Electricity is provided by solar panels and there is a natural water catchment system to take advantage of the rains and seasonal streams. The main dining area is a large thatched structure built from rocks, the wood of olive trees, and native grasses. Below the dining area, an infinity swimming pool stretches out from the rocks and seems to disappear into the vast landscape beyond. Animals gathering in the valley will provide guests with fantastic game viewing opportunities or a chance to relax and watch wildlife at water hole and salt lick below the pool.
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And all the harm that e'er I've done, alas it was to none but me.
And all I've done for want of wit to memory now I can't recall,
So come fill to me the parting glass, Good night and joy be with you all.
Roger Baylor from NABC closed a successful second night of Varanese's first-ever beer dinner, Thursday February 7th with that lovely quote from The Dubliner's The Parting Glass while raising a glass of NABC's Tunnel Vision. This is why I enjoy participating in these kinds of dinners here in Louisville. While my body is privileged to gain sustenance from the feast in front of us, my soul benefits from breaking bread with new faces in my community. I count this as an important aspect of enjoying food. Even the most divine culinary projects experience a loss without the camaraderie of other eaters.
The meal itself was such a win. It leaned on the heavy side with four courses, three of which were fairly protein rich. While some course meals feel like a journey, this one was far more like a picture book. Each course had it's own identity and flavor profile. Roger Baylor also spoke in between each course, sharing what to look for in the pairings, and stories about the beer. We started the meal with an NABC brew that was new to me, the Hoosier Daddy. It was a lovely malty, biscuity greeting to the evening, and I will drink that beer over eating bread and butter any day.
The meal opened with crispy fried quail legs which was true to it's name. The crisp and gamey quail was paired with a mildly fruity barbecue sauce and served with delicate onion rings with a horseradish cream sauce. A few diners at my table thought the horseradish was too mild, but I found that the onion and horseradish played well together instead of overwhelming each other. It all paired very well with NABC's Black and Bluegrass, a brew of black pepper, blue agave, and lemongrass. Each sip mirrored the previous bite of food.
Our table was particularly pleased with the second course, a salad of arugula and frisee, topped with bacon lardons, with toasted sunflower seeds, and croutons. It was tossed very sparingly with a lemon and cracked pepper vinaigrette and nestled in the middle was a perfectly poached egg. My dinner guest remarked smartly that it was somewhat like a deconstructed hollandaise. The combination of the oozing egg and fatty bites of bacon lardons was balanced by the zesty lemon and pepper. The bitter NABC Elector also helped punch up my salad greens and tone down the richness of the egg and bacon. An occasional crunch of crouton or toasted sunflower seed added a nice depth of flavor.
The main and third course, they served the popular NABC Hoptimus. Once one of my favorite beers, Hoptimus's strong flavors had become exhausting to me. However, when paired with hearty beef short ribs in a rich buttery porter sauce, it was a delight. The meat was served with toasted barley and carrot risotto which greedily soaked up the rich sauce and added a nice chewy, nutty flavor. It was a nice touch to utilize an ingredient used in beer, like barely, for the entree. Topped off with buttered cabbage, it was hearty, warm, and decadent comfort food.
The meal closed with a mild chocolate orange cheesecake that got mixed reviews at our table. Some guests at our table felt it wasn't sweet enough. I felt the sticky marshmallow sauce provided plenty of sweetness without making the cheesecake taste too sugary or dominating the tangy cheese flavor of the cake. The pretzel crust didn't add anything for me but the pairing was boon to this course. The orange in the dessert really popped the citrus in the Solidarity ale.
We closed the event with a glass of Tunnel Vision and Roger's toast, mentioned above.
Varanese will be hosting dinners monthly, paired with either wine, beer, or bourbon. At $49, this meal was priced modestly and a good date night splurge. I recommend checking them out. Not only is the food delicious, the atmosphere is treated with care. There's normally a small live band (even on weekdays), big glass windows, and the staff are courteous and attentive. The manager and chef take care to stop at every table.
Chef John Varanese was recently honored in Best Chefs America and was named restaurateur of the year by the Kentucky Restaurant Association. More information about Varanese can be found atwww.varanese.comor Facebook.com/dinevaranese.


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Hot Springs
For centuries, the hot springs of Wyoming have been revered attractions. Native Americans, even if they were from warring tribes, used to settle down shoulder-to-shoulder into hot springs along the banks of the North Platte River, where they believed the water had healing powers. The settlers traveling westward on the Oregon Trail also stopped along the way to soak their weary feet. Modern visitors still flock to the naturally heated pools and springs throughout the state to relax and have some fun. Check out these popular soaking spots in Wyoming.
Hot Springs State Park
In Thermopolis, Hot Springs State Park is the most visited park in the Wyoming State Park system. Families love the herd of buffalo wandering the park grounds and the Star Plunge pool with its waterslides, and couples migrate to the State Bathhouse. While the State Bathhouse has an indoor and outdoor soaking pool (both of which require bathers to wear swimsuits), it also has clothing-optional private tubs where, not only do you get the place to yourself, but you're also the total supervisor of your soak, able to pick the water temperature you want. The park is open year-round and is especially lovely in the winter.
The options here are diverse, from the open-air, free-to-the-public Hobo pool, to the huge, 70-foot-long outdoor pool at the posh Saratoga Resort and Spa, which also has five teepee-covered pools. With superior luxury, it offers numerous fireplaces and featherbeds piled high with blankets to ensure you'll be as warm and toasty outside the pools as in them. If you really want to indulge, the resort even has a spa, golf course and microbrewery.
Granite Hot Springs
If you're looking for a wilderness feel, head to the northwestern part of the state just south of Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks. Granite's waterfall-fed, 104-degree, seven-foot-deep pool is tucked into the base of a cliff. Anyone can get to Granite between spring and fall by driving the 12-mile-long dirt road, but only those willing to snowmobile, ski, snowshoe or dogsled in from the highway can soak here come winter. (Only one dogsled operator — eight-time Iditarod veteran Frank Teasley's Jackson Hole Iditarod Sled Dog Tours — makes the trip, but there are numerous Jackson-based snowmobile outfitters to choose from.) June through Sept., there is a campground open just a mile from the pool.


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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Review: Olive Oil Desserts
Olive oil is so versatile that it can be a part of practically every meal – to grease the pan when cooking eggs, as a dressing for salads, and as a dip for breads. Even desserts are healthier when olive oil plays a role.
In Micki Sannar's book, Olive Oil Desserts, you'll find dessert recipes that eliminate butter, shortening, and margarine in favor of olive oil and other ingredients, resulting in less fat and fewer calories. Recipes include classics such as coffee cake, rice crispy treats, apple pie, and of course, chocolate chip cookies.
I recently tested the recipe for what Micki calls "a new toll cookie." It's similar to Nestle's, but adds olive oil, butter extract (a butter flavoring) and milk to the butter-less batter.
The recipe is straightforward, and gave me pause only twice (not bad considering that this was my third time baking without mom's help).
In step two, you're asked to blend a mixture of olive oil, sugar, and brown sugar until it's smooth and creamy. After spending some quality time with a handheld mixer, my batter was a little flaky, becoming smooth only after the addition of milk and eggs.
My second mistake: I burned the first tray, not realizing that the cookies were a lighter color than your traditional chocolate chip. After tossing the charred batch into the garbage can, I baked each tray for about 8 minutes, checking the bottom of the cookies periodically for browning.
Once I got the timing down, the results were probably the best that I've had in the kitchen – moist but firm at the same time. Ben said that he wouldn't have known the butter was missing if I hadn't told him, and we finished the entire batch within a day. I made them again this past weekend.
Although I haven't tried the book's other recipes yet (and there are quite a few), I'm confident that they'll yield similar results. Olive Oil Desserts has a five-star rating on Amazon.com, based on 36 reviews.
Unfortunately, Olive Oil Desserts isn't available at the Buffalo & Erie County library, although it can probably be borrowed via interlibrary loan. You can also purchase the book at Amazon.com for $16.41.
Have you tried baking with olive oil?
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- VeronicaJanuary 17, 2012 at 10:54 AM
Wegman's olive oil and sugar all the way!!! I use olive oil to sautee onions and garlic---mmm, mmm good!ReplyDelete
I never even knew olive oil could be used for baking! Wow. I have got to try this!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousFebruary 6, 2012 at 4:09 PM
For future baking of cookies, you can line your tray with parchment paper, which will help prevent cookies being too dark :-)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 14, 2012 at 11:38 AM
This recipe also calls for imitation butter. She refers to it as butter extract, however, it doesn't contain any butter so therefore can't be referred to as an extract. There is alot of stuff in imitation butter so it seems silly to substitute olive oil for the butter and then use imitation butter. I own the book, am going to try the cookies with more vanilla extract. Any comments?ReplyDeleteReplies
I've read that instead of butter extract, you can use vanilla extract (so maybe just add more) or omit it altogether. It's only adding a butter flavoring, and your cookies probably don't need the extra flavor. If you do try it without, let me know how it goes! I'd love to have one less ingredient to buy.Delete


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We recently got ZCS (Open Source Edition) installed and working for non-profit use, and we have to say that we are very impressed with it thus far. It is a huge improvement over our current installation. However, we ran into a problem while creating our self-signed SSL certificate and would like to know what the "official" way to get this working is.
Essentially, our issue arise from the need for virtual hosting. We handle email for several domains, and all of them require https:// access, as well as imap-ssl and smtp-ssl. So this time around, we thought that we would insert the needed changes to zmssl.conf and recreate our certs using the method outlined in the wiki. However, our SubjectAltName extensions were not getting into the final certificates, and we spent a lot of time figuring out why. Essentially, zmcreatecert uses Java's keytool (not openssl) to generate certificate requests, and keytool doesn't use zmssl.cnf, meaning that any/all SSL extensions we specified in zmssl.cnf will never get included in any server certs.
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One of the first bills proposed in reaction to the Connecticut school shootings would strengthen penalties for trespassing on Alabama school buses.
The bill pre-filed by Republican Senator Cam Ward of Alabaster would establish a misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in prison if convicted.
The bill would make it a crime for an unauthorized adult to board a school bus. The bill also would make it a crime to vandalize a bus or to enter a bus for the purpose of doing damage. Ward says the proposed law would make it harder for someone to harm children on a school bus.
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Featured Speaker Wes Cowan on Thursday, and a Saturday Auction
CINCINNATI, OH -- March 1, 2013: The American Historical Print Collectors Society (AHPCS) holds its annual meeting in a different city almost every year -- and 2013 is Cincinnati's turn. The AHPCS annual meeting will be held from May 15-18, and its headquarters will be in the Hilton Netherland Plaza in downtown Cincinnati.
Noted national and local speakers -- including Wes Cowan, appraiser on television for 15 years and owner of Cowan's Auctions, as well as experts from the University of Cincinnati, the Cincinnati Public Library, and the Cincinnati Art Museum -- will present throughout the weekend. Visits to the Cincinnati Museum Center's history museum, the Mercantile Library, the Lloyd Library (a downtown research center devoted to the scientific arts), and the Cincinnati Art Museum are planned.
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The Numbers Station
|Release Date: April 26, 2013
|Running Time: 89 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Genre: Action, Adventure, Spy, Thriller
Malin Akerman
John Cusack
Hannah Murray
Liam Cunningham
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Summary:After his latest mission goes horribly wrong, veteran CIA black ops agent Emerson Kent is given one last chance to prove he still has what it takes to do his job. His new assignment: guarding Katherine, a code operator at a top-secret, remote CIA "Numbers Station" where encrypted messages are sent and received. When an elite team of heavily armed assailants lays siege to the station, Emerson and Katherine suddenly find themselves in a life-or-death struggle against an unknown enemy. With the station compromised and innocent lives at stake, they must stop the deadly plot before it's too late.


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|PCR hosts High Plains Havoc
|Written by Ryan Quam
The sun was out and the wind was howling Saturday, June 8 to start the afternoon at Phillips County Raceway, but when the moon came up and the dust settled, it was John Hansen who ended up blowing away the competition. He doubled down by winning the CDM/BST Late Model 20-lap A-Main and then the $1,000-to-win Forty9 Designs/BST Promotions 30-lap modified feature.
Hansen wins; Lewis Racing places 3 of top 4
Steve Lewis (19) started in pole position for the 20-lap CDM/BST late model main event, but it was John Hansen (10) who worked his way through the field from ninth to first that picked up the win. Scott Lewis (99), who started eighth, battled with his father, Steve, early in the race for the lead before Hansen joined the party shortly before the mid-way point.
After Hansen got around Steve and Scott Lewis, it was his race to lose, as he definitely had the fastest car on the track Saturday night. The Lewis family put on a good show for second place before Scott finally took it over from his father.
Jonathon Lindberg (199), started 11th, made a late race charge passing Bob Goetschel (37) and Steve Lewis to finish third. Dave Garmann (4) went from 10th to fifth after making some moves late in the race as well.
Gibbs holds off all challengers
Colt Gibbs (51) piloted his hobby stock from the third starting position to victory lane after substantial challenges from Jim Moore (54) and Ron Edge (3r). Late in the race it was Edge who was putting up the biggest fight, as Moore had his hands full with Rocky Ford resident Rhett Proctor (65) battling for third.
In the end, it was Edge going wreckers or checkers who lost control in the final corner and let Gibbs get away for the win. Edge ended up finishing fifth after all was said and done. Proctor didn't have quite enough to get by Moore, who ended up finishing second.
Proctor ended up taking home third, and Greg Dannett (22G) kept his nose clean as the finisher in fourth.
Bussells wins IMCA stock car slugfest
Justin Bussell (11b), Jeff Whiting (16), Kelly Yutterman (12), Johnny Yutterman (18) and Gregory Gutt (620) all put on one heck of a show Saturday night at PCR, and any one of them looked capable of bringing home the first-place trophy at some point in the race.
Kelly Yutterman jumped out to take the lead from the start, leaving Bussell, Whiting and Johnny Yutterman battling for the second position. These guys were door to door, swapping positions and paint through every corner early in the first few laps of the feature, with Gutt not too far behind.
Johnny Yutterman then seemed to slow with mechanical failure, right as Gregory Gutt made things interesting with Bussell and Whiting. Johnny eventually brought out a yellow with his car issues, and the rest of the field was bunched up again. Kelly Yutterman led the restart with Bussell, Whiting, Gutt and Kurt Trusty (20B) in tow.
Immediately after the restart, Kelly Yutterman decided to work the low line and Bussell chose to push the cushion up top. Each lap they went by, Yutterman was able to lead at the line, but Bussell would get even and draw ahead on the high side. Whiting and Gutt were also side-by-side for third place while the two up front were putting on their show.
Eventually Whiting would break free of Gutt and put some pressure on the top two of Yutterman and Bussell, making it a three-way battle for the lead once again. There was a caution on lap 13 and Bussell was the one leading the pack to the stripe on the restart. He made the smart decision to take away Yutterman's low line, to which Yutterman had to make a last gasp effort in turn three on the final lap.
Bussell deflected the challenge and took home the win. Yutterman finished second after his heroic dive into turn three. Whiting would finish third after passing Gutt in the final two turns and Kurt Trusty (20b) rounded out the top five.
Mike Lininger capitalizes in lap traffic
Mike Lininger (X) passed Jacob Fehler (29) in lap traffic late in the race on lap 20 to take the lead and eventually win in the SportMod main event Saturday night at PCR.
Fehler had built up a large lead early over Lininger and the rest of the field, but Lininger eventually reeled him in and took advantage of the moving barricades of lap traffic. Jacob Adler (18A) also took advantage and moved in to second from starting fifth on lap 21. Fehler would have more tough luck and succumb to a flat tire on the final go-round, finishing in eighth.
Tom Quint (14) would finish third after starting on the pole. Trevor Geist (10)stayed even at fourth and Kyle Cuckow (97c) finished fifth.
Hansen wins IMCA Mod High Plains Havoc
John Hansen (8H) led from lap seven until the halfway stoppage, and then from the second segment restart to the finish he ran away with the race.
It was Flyin' Ryan Gaylord (15) and Beau Speicher (73) putting on a show up front early before Hansen showed up. Jeremy Frenier (17J) wasn't far behind Hansen on his way to the front from his eighth starting position. At the halfway stop it was Hansen, Gaylord, Frenier, Speiche and Fast Eddie Belec (3b) coming all the way from the 19th starting position.
The second segment saw more of the same out of Hansen, as he checked out flying around the top side of PCR. Frenier eventually got by Gaylord and Belec moved into fourth after getting around Speicher.
Belec went from 19th to fourth in the feature, mainly working the bottom line where few chose to go Saturday night.
Belec also received the Hard Charger Award of the night presented by Brandon Bennett Photography.
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If you are like me, when it comes to holiday table decor, you always have to have some clever dish that looks too pretty to touch. Here is the one for this year! This simple tasty treat is not only easy to make, it does not make a huge mess, and the kids can help make it too! Try these pretty little desserts on for size at your holiday table this season, or just make them for a fun treat for the family. Either way they are sure to be irresistible!
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A ribbed mold-blown cased glass pendant with bellflower details on darkened wax-rubbed brass fittings made in Remains Lighting Workshop. Due to the antique nature of this fixture, there may be some nicks or imperfections in the glass.
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San Diego, CA (Sports Network) - After spending the past 11 months away from
the national team, Landon Donovan returned in style on Friday as he scored
twice to lead the United States to a 6-0 friendly win over Guatemala.
Donovan scored from the penalty spot in the 55th minute to give him 50 goals
in his national team career, and he added another for good measure in the 72nd
just before being substituted.
Herculez Gomez opened the scoring in the 42nd after a sluggish first 40
minutes for the U.S., while Chris Wondolowski netted his first international
goal in his 12th appearance in the 71st minute before Clarence Goodson and
Alejandro Bedoya scored late.
Jose Torres set up the opening tally with a clever chip into the area that
Gomez finished off at the back post from inside the six-yard box.
Donovan then drew a foul inside the penalty area, and there was no question as
to the man who would take the kick as Donovan sent a slow shot down the middle
of the net past a diving goalkeeper.
Wondolowski's goal was set up in large part by Donovan as his deflected pass
fell to the San Jose striker, who easily dispatched the ball inside the right
Donovan volleyed home Stuart Holden's chipped ball one minute later, while
Goodson and Bedoya each scored in the final 10 minutes.
The Americans will open their Gold Cup campaign against Belize on Tuesday.
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How Do We Determine an Applicant's Flexibility and Problem-Solving Skill?
Dear Hiring for Attitude:
Behavioral-based interview questions will help you determine whether a candidate possesses the behavioral traits you seek for the position. Behavioral-based interviewing is based on the theory that past behavior and performance predict future behavior and performance.
For example, if you would like to get a feel for the candidate's adaptability, you might ask:
"Describe a situation when you had to adjust to changes over which you had no control."
A candidate's flexibility may become evident in the answer to a question such as:
"Give an example of a time when you had difficulty persuading someone to your point of view. What did you do?"
And the following questions are useful to uncover a candidate's problem-solving ability:
• "Describe the most difficult working relationship you've had with a fellow employee, team member or supervisor. Were you able to improve the relationship? How?"
• "Tell me about a time when you did something completely different from the plan or assignment in order to solve a problem."
Follow-up questions that delve deeper into the candidate's answers are critical to getting an accurate read on these traits. After the candidate describes a situation and his or her behavior, follow up with questions such as. "Why did you take that action? What was the outcome? How could you have handled it differently?"
Compare the candidate's answers with the specific traits essential to success on the job so that you can determine whether he or she is a good match for your company.
SOURCE: Deborah Millhouse, CEO Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
LEARN MORE: Use pre-assessment tests carefully, never using them as the sole basis for a hiring decision, experts say.
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A North Central College professor is scheduled to take part in a panel discussion Monday morning about diversity in Chicago's suburbs.
Chicago Public Radio station WBEZ-FM 91.5 is scheduled to air the discussion from 9 to 10 a.m. Monday, July 30, during a live broadcast from Maxfield's Family Restaurant and Pancake House, 352 E. Roosevelt Road, Lombard.
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Tim Duncan and Stephen Jackson each scored 16 points, and the San Antonio Spurs closed the preseason with a 100-85 victory over the Washington Wizards on Friday night.
Tony Parker added 16 points and Kawhi Leonard 11 for San Antonio (4-3). Duncan was 7 for 13 from the field and had 13 rebounds in 28 minutes at the AT&T Center.
The Spurs open the regular season Oct. 31 at New Orleans.
A.J. Price and Jan Vesely each scored 13 points for Washington (3-5), and Earl Barron added 12.
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Benton, IL (KSDK) - A prisoner at the United States Penitentiary in Marion, Illinois was arraigned Friday for possessing a weapon in prison.
Court documents state 32-year-old Lamar Elmer Smith was caught on August 16, 2012 with a seven inch long sharpened piece of metal.
If convicted, Smith faces up to five more years in prison, a $250,000 fine, and three years of supervised release.
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Caravan photos: Clinton, Springfield, Branson
Billy Butler and Mitch Maier played for Royals Hall of Famer Frank White at Wichita in 2005 and 2006. The trio reunited on the South Caravan, where they were joined by Royals Hall of Famer John Mayberry and broadcaster Steve Stewart. Here are photos from Sunday's stops:
Below left: John Mayberry signs an autograph for this young fan in Clinton. Below right: Mitch Maier talks baseball with the fans.
The Caravan then went to Springfield for a meet and greet.
The final stop of the day was McDonald's in Branson. Our group signed autographs, then posed for a picture with the staff.


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Hoedown brings music to Los Altos Hills Sept. 7
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- Written by Los Altos Town Crier Staff - Town Crier Staff Report
Los Altos Hills has scheduled its annual Hoedown 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 7 at Westwind Community Barn, 27210 Altamont Road.
The event will feature bluegrass music by Sidesaddle & Company, a riding demonstration by 4-H and Pacific Ridge Pony Club members and soap-making, leather-tooling and textile-arts demonstrations. Children and their families can make crafts and play games for prizes.
Hand-pressed apple cider, homemade ice cream, popcorn, lemonade, soft drinks and wine will be served.
New this year is Ana's Corn stand, which will offer corn, potatoes and other lunch items for purchase. Backyard gardeners will sell locally grown fruits, vegetables, honey, flowers and more.
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Funeral will be Saturday for soldier killed in Afghanistan
Published: Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at 4:13 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at 4:13 p.m.
The funeral for Army Pfc. Markie T. Sims of Citra, who was killed in Afghanistan, is slated for Saturday.
The soldier's mother, Wanda Thompson, said services for her son will begin at 1 p.m. at United Baptist Church in Reddick.
Sims, 20, was killed when an improvised bomb exploded next to his vehicle. He was assigned to the U.S. Army's 38th Engineering Company, 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division.
Sims played football while attending North Marion High School and later graduated from Marion Technical Institute in 2011.
Sims is survived by Thompson; wife Shakeli Sims; father Henry Sims; grandparents Randolph and Ella Mae Thompson; brothers Henry Jr. and Demarrio, both of Reddick, Defonzio of California, and Henry Lee Daniels of Ocala; and sister Lashay Daniels of Gainesville.
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Dallas brandishes bid to host 2016 Republican Convention
Newscast Media DALLAS—Dallas leaders met with the Republican National Committee
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back to the city. Thirty years ago, Dallas helped launch President Ronald Reagan's
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1976 Pontiac Firebird Formula - Road-Ready ResurrectionWritten by on December 1, 2012 Contributors: The Owner Rescued from a divorce and a hurricane, this W50 400-powered '76 Formula has been reborn by a father/son team
I remember my dad, Linwood "Dennis" Robbins, working on a '37 Pontiac Straight 8 Sports Coupe when I was a toddler," Brian Robbins of Windsor, Virginia, tells HPP. "When he got older, his tastes changed to Firebirds. Pontiac muscle has always been welcome in my family's house. We parted out several Birds over the years, and restored the ones we felt had a significant place in our collection. Pretty soon my dad became known as the 'Trans Am Man' and the 'Firebird Man' in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia."
That being said, it was no surprise that leads on the whereabouts of more Firebirds seemed to gravitate to Brian and Dennis. A cryptic conversation with a participant at a North Carolina car show in 2004 lead to the Carousel Red find you see here. The talk revealed only that the Pontiac in question was a "late-'70s Bird" and "bright orange." Intrigued, Brian and Dennis felt further investigation was warranted.
"I drove out to Wendell, North Carolina," Brian recalls. "The car was sitting exposed in the property owner's backyard, but he wasn't there, so I wrote down the VIN and cowl-tag info. After doing some Pontiac number crunching, I learned that it was a '76 W50 Special Appearance Package Formula.
"Later the owner filled us in on the car's specifics. The Formula was mired in his divorce. He and his wife had separated, but the car remained on the property, where it was caught in a hurricane. It sat with water up to the top of the windowsills for two weeks until it receded. Despite it being so far inland, the water was still salty."
Factory options include the 185-horse L78 400 engine, GR70x15 raised white-letter tires, rear-seat speakers, air conditioning, rear spoiler, roof molding, front and rear floormats, Custom trim group, automatic transmission, AM/FM radio, Space Saver tire, tilt steering wheel, Rally II wheels, W50 Formula Appearance Package, and body side moldings.
Undaunted, Brian paid $2,000 for the Pontiac in the spring of 2004. What he got was a '76 Formula flood victim, including the interior—which had been removed and stored at another location, a rebuilt engine, decent yet faded paint, and nearly no rust or substantial filler in the body.
The restoration took about a year and a half, and the Formula was back on the streets in time for the T/A Nationals in 2006. A photo of it actually ran in HPP as part of the T/A Nats event coverage. Dennis did most of work, with Brian helping often when he was not in the process of moving to a new home. The father/son team didn't really keep track of time or cash outlay for this Pontiac, since they were simultaneously working on other projects, like Brian's silver '76 T/A and gold '78 T/A (converted to a black and gold SE clone), his sister's blue '79 T/A, and his dad's red '78 T/A. They also had a large cache of used parts to choose from, which kept costs down.
Despite its age and surviving a flood, the body was in very good condition. A silver-dollar-sized rust area in the passenger lower quarter-panel and small spots around the rear glass were repaired and repainted by family friend Bill McNeely of VA Customs in Hampton, Virginia. The body panels were realigned, and surprisingly, the rest of the body paint was retained. "We don't know when the car was repainted, but we cleaned, buffed, and polished the existing finish to an amazing shine," Brian says.
It appears the block was changed by a previous owner, but the original top-end parts were retained. Brian was told that the engine had been rebuilt to mostly stock specs—the stock crank and rods were retained and replacement pistons were installed. Its cam was upgraded to a "744" Ram Air stick with 301/313 degrees duration and 0.413/0.413 lift with 1.5:1 rockers. Factory 6X-8 heads feature 2.11/1.66 valves and J175 date codes (October 17, 1975). A correct 17056274 Q-jet breathes through a K&N filter and is bolted to a stock intake. A factory PN 1112928 HEI sends juice to Autolite plugs via Packard Electric Suppression 8mm wires and with help from an ACCEL coil.
Log manifolds and a Y-pipe lead to the cat, but the exhaust was mildly modified after it with a W72-style layout featuring split pipes with two resonators connecting to the tailpipes.
Brian paid special attention to the Formula's original Turbo 350 trans. He tells HPP, "It was rebuilt to '77-'79 W72 package specs using transmission components from a W72 engine/tranny combo out of a parts car. I have a document that lists part numbers of specific items for the W72 tranny—shift points were increased from 4,200 to approximately 4,850 rpm." He also installed an original W72 converter and explains that the stock torque multiplication was around 2.0:1 ratio, but with the W72 converter, it was 2.5:1. At the far end of the driveshaft is the stock code-PJG 2.41-geared 10-bolt.
The previous owner had already replaced the wear items in the suspension and the factory disc/drum brakes were rebuilt. Specifying the GR70-15 steel-belted radials (in this case, code QCY—white letter) on the order form also netted the Trans Am's 1.25-inch front and .812-inch rear swaybars on this Formula. The 15x7 Rally II wheels are now shod with BFG 245/60R15 tires.
On the road, "My Formula accelerates smooth and quick right from the start." Brian relates. "There's no lag anywhere in the rpm range as it runs up through the gears, but the rear-axle ratio keeps it from really getting going. Handling is precise and the suspension is tight."
The Formula was restored to compete in stock classes and received a '12 All GM Nationals Class Award of Excellence at Carlisle, where HPP photographed it. It has also won at several local POCI chapter events, First Prize in class at the Ban-One car show in Atlanta, Winners Circle award at the 2nd Annual Ban-One show in Atlanta, Best GM at the North Carolina Collector Car Autofest Fall 2006, and Best in Class and Best Interior Overall at the F-Body Beach Bash in Myrtle Beach.
For the second month in a row, we have a feature car that was built in the same week as the current owner's birthday—I wonder if a trend is starting. (Last month it was Basil Morales and his '68 GTO. Brian's Pontiac reveals a build date of 10E on the cowl tag (10=October, E=fifth week of month). He was born on October 28, 1975.
The biggest reason this Bird has an emotional attachment for Brian, however, is because it's the last one he and his father restored before Dennis passed away in May of 2009. "I owe him special thanks for teaching me his motor skills, attention to detail, and perseverance with restoring Birds our way," Brian says.
The show-winning results of this father/son collaboration provide a fitting tribute to Brian's dad.
Before Photos
Here's what the Formula looked like the day Brian bought it.
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A set of Rally gauges and an 8-track were added from a donor T/A, which also gave its engine compartment, interior wiring harnesses, and steering wheel for the cause. Though we normally see a black steering column and black Formula wheel in Birds of this era if the Formula wheel option was ordered, keep in mind that this Bird was built with the Custom Cushion three-spoke wheel, which was color-coordinated to the interior along with the column. When Brian added the Formula wheel he decided to dye it to match the interior and column.The 64N1 Buckskin Custom interior was restored using a combination of the parts that came with the Formula, and those from Brian and his dad's stash of spares. Where needed, the parts were dyed to match the rest of the Buckskin components. The shifter was swapped for an earlier Firebird unit that has detents for manual upshifting.Does this look like the future winner of a Best Interior award? Note the Buckskin-painted column discussed in the finished interior caption.


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The Evil Dead 2013
|Release Date: April 05, 2013
|Running Time: 91 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $54,239,856.00
|Genre: Horror, Remake, Supernatural
Jane Levy
Shiloh Fernandez
Lou Taylor Pucci
Jessica Lucas
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Summary:Five twenty-something friends are staying in a remote cabin where they discover a Book of the Dead and unwittingly summon up demons that were lying dormant in the nearby woods. The demons possess each of the young friends in succession until only one is left sane and with the will to fight for survival.


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to activate and de-activate cheats and hacks while playing multiplayer games to avoid detection.
WOW OMG that cal-o scrub is toggling!
作者 Branden AaseN 2003年6月29日
To insert one's finger, most commonly the thumb, into the woman's anus while having sex (can be performed during oral sex as well)
"Dude, pretty great move I used recently... I toggled while eating her out."
作者 Montyleanlikeacholo 2010年1月13日
how not to spell "fridge"
" fridge is spelled F - R - I - D - G - E however toggle is not"
作者 Tor 2004年10月16日
A verb from the DC metro area used as a substitution for a word that is not appropriate to be said outloud, for whatever reason.
Keep your voice down, we're gonna sneak outta my back window and toggle this behind my garage.
Ay gurl, you trying to toggle Mike Hawk?
Ay gurl, you trying to toggle Mike Hawk?
the end all be all to adjustments, as well as a smart ass answer to all questions in DC school
Q. How can we end the war in Iraq?
A. Toggle it!
A. Toggle it!
作者 Neptuneeee 2007年11月14日
To sexually harass someone on Facebook. To sexualize someone's world. Especially for the first time.
Magpie might toggle his culito this weekend.
I like toggling people.
I like toggling people.
作者 Candle and Tora 2008年9月16日
To scratch, stroke, or lick the bottom of one's ballsack.
I want you to toggle me in the bubble bath, okay baby?
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I know this may be the kool aid talking but I think there is a 25% chance we win Saturday. I cannot imagine how hard it will be for KU to focus on ISU. This is a sandwich game for them. With Oregon loosing last night they are realisticaly the #2 tem in the BCS and therfore they are cursed. We've palyed well lately. To quote a wise man "Why not us?"
Yeah, but it was the same kind of feeling I had going into the Texas game. I'll wait and see... but over everything else, I'm anxious to finally see a road game on TV.
Go Sssssssssyclones!
Originally Posted by AirWalke
Yeah, but it was the same kind of feeling I had going into the Texas game. I'll wait and see... but over everything else, I'm anxious to finally see a road game on TV.
Bingo....people are getting the cart ahead of the horse. I hope we show up, but am very worried about a wide margin of victory for KU on nat'l TV.
I do if ISU plays ball control and 0-1 TO they will stay with and can beat KU. I still don't think KU is that good they have never really been pushed yet this year they have always been tied or ahead. If ISU can get a quick lead KU may not know how to react. Also Reesing really hasn't been hit this year if ISU can knock him around a little bit he may fold like McCoy did against KSU the last two years.
Kyle S. Flander
F 'em up CYCLONES!!
Wow! I love the Kool aide flavor being passed around here. Wish I could find a cup.
I keep having these flashes from a couple of weeks ago when someone put up 76 on Nebraska.
I like the enthusiasum. If we can actually get out early on the road I think there is a chance.
I did notice that last night during the end of the game last night, they were going over the remaining games for KU and that ISU was playing them on Saturday. This was the first set of announcers that thta did say "watch out for Iowa State". Hopefully we can get the big upset. Nothing would be greater than picking up a win in Lawrence over the "#2 two in the country". with the way we have been playing lately, I belive we can do it.
I'm not worried one bit. ISU is a completely different team than the one that got spanked by UT. I absolutely think that KU is looking directly past us and toward the Mizzou game and I give us a 50/50 chance of beating them. I can't wait to serve them some pay back for keepign us out of the Big 12 championship game a few years back.
I can tell you that here in KC, nobody is even talking about ISU and it's a foregone conclusion KU will be undefeated going into the MU/KU game.
Personally I'm not expecting a win, but there couldn't be a better time for us to play the #2 team in the country. We're on a roll, and have nothing to lose, we're being overlooked with KUs biggest game of the year next week, when in fact this is their biggest game of the year.
Barring some sort of game-ending injury to Reesing, I'd give the Cyclones about a 10% chance to win this game. We have a very hard time getting pressure on the QB and are still letting opponents complete almost 70% of their passes against us.
Really our only hope is to not allow any big plays (especially for TDs) and to control the tempo with our running game. We're leading the conference in time of possession, but we're last in YPG and second to last in PPG. Obviously that means we're not doing much with the ball when we have it. If we can keep their offense on the sideline for the majority of the game, and end our drives with points and not punts or turnovers on downs, I think we can be competitive. Unfortunately, we haven't done that very much this year, which is why I don't think we have a very good chance to pull out the upset. Hope I'm wrong.
I'd feel better with the game if it were at home. KU has shown they don't blow people out on the road...KSU, CU, OSU. But they will blow teams out at home.
We've drastically improved since the start of the Big 12 season and I'm sure they know that. I look for us to keep it close similar to the Missouri game but we just aren't there yet to pull it out.
I agree, don't know if i could put a percentage on it, but, we're playing a lot better especially on offense. Our defense will have to come out and play the game of their lives...especially when you consider for Banks, Bowen, Braaksma and Rubin its their last game in an ISU uniform, i think they will be fired up. Kansas, this is not their last game, not even the last game of the regular season....This could be a trap game, but, with the ducks loss last night, that just gives Mangino ammunition as to how they should not overlook the lowly clones.....that swirling bird may just gobble up toto and take away any chance we had at a national championship.
That said, realistically, this is not a good match up for us. IMO i think we will be able to contain - not control their running game which is very good avg 210 yds a game, ISU is avg 130 a game. KU defense is giving up 89 yds a game and were giving up 129 a game. The running game will be the key IMO. If we cannot contain their running game were done! If we can contain with our front 7, then we can try and match up out wide. They have big, physical receivers, and these guys have made plays all year. Additionally, KU's secondary is tight, they remind me of ours when we had Hobbs, Park, Jackon, Moser, etc etc....serious lock down corners and hitters at safety...does not bode well for our passing game.....If Alexander the Great can get off early and loosen up that D, this has been their strength all year. They've been able to stop the run and then on passing downs blitz and leave the corners on islands. If we get a running game started early, control the clock, take the crowd out of it, and then have quick hitters to the wideouts with 1-1 coverage, we can score some points and here's a prediction - Blythe has one of his signature highlight games, Mark my words 7 catches 160 yards 2 tds.
My concern is on D can we stop them....
Final prediction - Yes i'm a homer.....
Thats it folks focus on recruiting now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Let's just ride what we've got going. The spreads for the last four games have been against us and look what we have done to those. We're better now than all season and I'm putting our chances higher than 10% and even 25% (~40%) because I just believe, hope, and think that KU is bound to go down to ISU.
~Go Cyclones!
~Only you can make it happen.
~Never give up!
And the fact that Reesing hasn't thrown a pick in 5 games and KU hasn't turned the ball over as a team in 3 games speaks volumes to how well they play without making mistakes.
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Variably Saturated Flow
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This example utilizes the Richards' Equation interface to assess how well geophysical irrigation sensors see the true level of fluid saturation in variably saturated soils. The challenge to characterizing fluid movement in variably saturated porous media lies primarily in the need to describe how the capacity to transmit and store fluids changes as fluids enter and fill the pore space. Experimental data for these properties are difficult to obtain. Moreover, the properties that change value as the soil saturates happen to be equation coefficients, which makes the mathematics notoriously nonlinear.
The Richards' Equation interface provides interfaces that automate the van Genuchten and the Brooks and Corey relationships for fluid retention and material properties that vary with the solution.


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Cyclones Head To DeKalb For Tri-Meet
AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State gymnastics team (2-4 overall, 1-1 Big 12) will travel to DeKalb, Ill. to take on Northern Illinois and Texas Women's University on Sunday at 1 p.m. in the NIU Convocation Center.
The Cyclones will look to build momentum coming off their best performance of the season, a 196.025-194.175 win over Big 12 foe West Virginia. It was the first time Iowa State has scored over 196.000 in the regular season since 2011. The team set new season-highs on vault (48.750), uneven bars (49.025) and beam (49.125).
While the Cyclones set 16 new individual season-high scores and five career-highs in their last time out, the performance of senior Camille Santerre-Gervais was record-setting. Santerre-Gervais tied the school record for highest score on uneven bars with a 9.95, a feat only four other gymnasts in program history have matched.
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A Suggestion for Your Celebration Consideration
Celebrating Wisdom
By Rabbi Richard F. Address, DMin
Let me get directly to the point. I would like to suggest a new ritual for you to consider.
It will need some adapting to your particular religious tradition (or lack thereof), but that is okay. I can't do everything!
As we move to the end of May, the Jewish community will celebrate one of its major festivals, Shavuot. The agricultural origins of this ancient festival lie in the fact that it was the gathering of "first fruits." Along the way, the historical aspect of the giving and receiving of the Torah was added to the festival's profile.
I am not concerned with those interpretations here. The festival gets less attention (and knowledge) than the other major festivals in our year and pales when compared to the recently observed Passover. Most Jews today associate the holiday with the ceremony of Confirmation, at which teens affirm their allegiance to Jewish tradition and faith. This comes a few years after Bar/Bat Mitzvah, usually at around 16. It is a very important celebration.
Yet, it came to me that there is another way that this festival can be interpreted. The receiving of the Torah implies the gathering of wisdom. Why not create a ceremony in your synagogue, church, mosque, or spiritual gathering place that celebrates the acquisition of wisdom. I am talking about real wisdom. Not book knowledge, but the wisdom that each of us have after living four or five or six or more decades of life. I would bet that you, at 50, 60, or 70 look at things a lot differently than you did at 13, 16, or 36! Why not institutionalize a ceremony that celebrates the gift of life, recognizes that we have lived, and looks forward to many more years of life and wisdom?
Now, lest you think this is all based on fantasy (not that there is anything wrong with that), let me introduce you to the ceremony of Simchat Chochma, which is Hebrew for the celebration or rejoicing of wisdom. Such a ceremony exists and has been celebrated by people in synagogues around North America in recent years. It has been more private than public, and that is why I am suggesting that each religious tradition takes on this idea and shapes it to its own tradition.
The ceremony can involve the use of classic symbols like water, candles, flowers, and fruit. There is no standard ritual yet in operation. The ritual that I am referring to can be found in a book that discusses how congregations can proactively address the longevity revolution before us (To Honor and Respect, URJ Press, URJBooksAndMusic.com). Part of the liturgy used by the woman who celebrated this includes these very wonderful words as prayer: "As today I celebrate my life's continual unfolding, I am awestruck by the wonder of my being. And so I pray that kindness and compassion may be on my lips, that strength and courage may be with me in my comings and goings, and that I may continue to learn from and to teach those dear to me."
Let me suggest that the time is right for religious institutions to celebrate the wisdom our generation has gained from the living of our life and to recognize the value of one's life experience.
I would love to know your reaction to this suggestion and if your religious community would be open to such a new idea.


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May 31, 2016
Authorities in west Alabama are investigating an armed robbery at the Cuba Post Office.
The incident happened just before 11 a.m. Wednesday.
Police say a man entered the post office with a gun and robbed the postmaster. Officials are looking for a black male described as about 5' 8" tall. He was wearing all black at the time of the robbery.
U.S. postal inspectors have been called in on the case.
"We initially responded to the call, but it's federal jurisdiction. So they've come in and took lead in the investigation on it," said Assistant Police Chief Eddie Larkin.
No one was injured in the robbery. The Sumter County Sheriff's Department is also assisting with the investigation.
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Food trucks lack letter grades
Supervisor Roberts says that disclosure would be logical
By the numbers
1,100: Estimated number of mobile food operations
564: Food trucks and carts that have some food preparation
32: Mobile facilities ordered closed by the Department of Environmental Health in 2010 and 2011
43: Number of county field inspectors
542: Number of trucks or carts cited for at least one violation during an inspection in 2010 and 2011.
The explosion of San Diego's gourmet food trucks, serving everything from seared ahi and grass-fed sliders to New England lobster rolls, has brought them a level of acclaim once reserved for their brick-and-mortar rivals.
Their growing popularity, though, has yet to make them the equal of restaurants in the eyes of county health officials.
Where restaurant patrons can easily confirm the safety of the chicken, steaks and salads they're eating by glancing at the letter grade placard posted in the window or by going online, no such system exists for mobile food operations.
Like restaurants, the county's nearly 1,100 food trucks and coffee carts are regularly inspected each year by the county's Department of Environmental Health to ensure foods are stored at the proper temperatures, there are adequate hand-washing facilities and all surfaces are properly sanitized.
Half of the trucks and carts operating in the last two years were written up for one or more violations, according to The Watchdog's review of an inspections spreadsheet compiled by the department for internal use.
As with full-service restaurants, the food-truck infractions covered a wide range of findings, including refrigerated foods that were not kept cold enough, improper hand washing facilities, inadequate food handler training and potentially contaminated food surfaces. In a few instances, vermin was found by inspectors.
The county does not track food truck and food cart inspections electronically, as it does with restaurant inspections. Instead, it uses paper forms to document vendors' violations, and inspectors record some of the details electronically for internal use.
Short of asking operators to provide their latest handwritten inspection reports, there is no handy way to identify the vehicles' level of adherence to food safety standards.
Health inspection practices vary across the state. In Orange County, even full-service restaurants are not assigned letter grades.
Los Angeles County in 2010 expanded its restaurant letter-grading system to the more than 6,000 mobile food operations there. The goal is to help the public easily distinguish between legal trucks and those that are operating illegally.
"The real difference is the illegal operations have one characteristic: They have unsafe food conditions, everything from the lack of employee sanitation to improper food temperatures to food that comes from an unapproved source that has not been inspected," said Terrance Powell, director of L.A. County's bureau of specialized surveillance and enforcement.
The department's biggest challenge has not been issuing the letter grades but tracking down the thousands of food trucks roaming a huge, sprawling county. It still hasn't fully transitioned to letter grades for all of the trucks.
"It's far more important to find them now that we're doing the grading," he added. "L.A. has always had a dedicated vehicle inspection program, so it was a logical extension to do the grading, which is one more tool for the consumers to make informed decisions on who to patronize."
That makes sense to San Diego County Supervisor Ron Roberts, who, upon learning of L.A.'s program, wondered why San Diego was not embracing letter grades for food trucks. He said he plans on asking the Board of Supervisors within the next month to introduce letter grades for vehicles that engage in food preparation.


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Mattz: It's all good...Remember its only snow and it will melt..
Regarding the "warning indicator assembly" (the unit where the ammeter used to be) - how the heck do I get the fuel/MIL/park lamps out of the housing? I can't budge them, and I don't see how the housing comes out of the nacelle.
The MIL lights can be a bit of a bear. I used some long needle nose pliers to pull them out.
Thanks, Jack. It's that disheartening crack and the realization that you were in fact tugging on something too hard that wasn't meant to be tugged on...Does the rubber remain in the nacelle, or does it come out with the housing?
............. I dipped the head into some heavily amber-tinted water-based lacquer that I use for instrument finish. ..............
so what is the trick to getting the bulb out?
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Arthrogryposis, distal, type 2E
Other Names for this Disease
- Contractures of fingers and jaw
See Disclaimer regarding information on this site. Some links on this page may take you to organizations outside of the National Institutes of Health.
GARD Video Tutorial
- How to Get Involved in Research – A video developed by GARD Information Specialists that explains how you can find out about research for a rare disease.
Patient Registry
- The Genetic Analysis of Limb Malformation Disorders is a research project and patient registry that aims to better understand the cause of congenital contractures. Click on the link above to learn more.
Genetic Analysis of Limb Malformation DisordersMaggie McMillin, Research Study Coordinator
Bamshad Laboratory
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General Clinical Trials & Research
- NIH Clinical Trials and You is a website developed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to help people learn more about clinical trials, why they matter, and how to participate.
Other Names for this Disease
- Contractures of fingers and jaw
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Shed a little light on your darkening campsite with the Princeton Tec Spectrum Remix Headlamp, or crank this powerful headlight up and focus a bright beam on whatever is making that noise in those bushes. The Remix is Princeton Tec's burliest player, although it weighs in under three ounces. Its versatile setup makes this lamp a great option for camping, overnight climbs, and hiking.
- Maxbright LED bulb throws out 100 lumens of light in a tight spot to illuminate the night up to 73 meters away
- Triple Ultrabright LEDs light up camp with a broad 30-lumen beam
- Asymmetrical single-arm bracket lets you angle your beam without tilting your head
- Large push-button switch is easy to use even if you're wearing gloves
- Water-resistant design means your light won't die if you get caught in the rain
- Easily accessible battery door makes switching your power source easy
- Adjustable headband gives you a custom fit
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awesome camp light
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Good cheaper fashionable headlamp. Harder to get lost than the standard issue black headlamps from P tec. Button sequence not the best and the lamp doesn't stay in the last position when turned back on, but solid construction and bling make up for it.


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The Book
Last year we celebrated the 400th anniversary of the publication of the "Authorized Version" of the Bible, better known as "The King James Version." This remarkable book had an incalculable impact not only on religious thought in the English speaking world, but on the English language itself. The book Begat takes an interesting and often amusing look at this aspect of the Authorized Version.
The Making of the Authorized Version
The actual making of the Authorized Version was a tremendous undertaking, and several others have recently told this story.
The Book of Books: The Radical Impact of the King James Bible, 1611-2011 is one of the most recent.
There is also a good video telling of this story, The Making of the King James Bible. It is interesting to note how the conflicts between some highly dedicated (opinionated?) scholars were resolved.
On some rare occasions a committee can actually achieve something great. As one might expect, there any many resources on the Web. This one can be particularly useful. Or, if you want to check out the print version, just open the dresser drawer the next time you're staying in a motel and chances are The Gideons will have left you a copy.
Author Bio:
Joe Toschik is a Public Services Librarian at Half Moon Bay who thinks that linguistically and theologically the KJV has never been surpassed.
History of the English Bible
I also loved God's Secretaries: The Making of the King James Bible, by Adam Nicolson, and Wide as the Waters: The Story of the English Bible and the Revolution It Inspired, by Benson Bobrick.