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BOSTON —The Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals tied for the best record in baseball in the regular season.
Each team led its league in runs, with solid starting pitching and a dominant closer emerging midway through the season.
But if you're looking for a favorite in the World Series that begins at Fenway Park on Wednesday, it's got to be the Red Sox — by a whisker.
Boston's dugout is overflowing with facial hair these days, part of a bonding ritual that began when Jonny Gomes showed up scruffy at spring training.


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The Best Dividend Offense Is a Good Defense Stock
In 2011, the S&P 500 Index went nowhere. In fact, it lost a little. But you don't have to suffer just because stock prices stay flat -- if you buy companies that pay strong dividends, like these 4 options in the defense sector.

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I have run into a dead-end everywhere else so i thought i would ask here.
We use foss 8.0.1 and want our users to access their zimbra web mail from https://mail.domain.tld. We have a firewall with 1 public ip on the WAN. The firewall points 443 traffic to our apache2 server that proxies 443 to the zimbra server. This fails with the apache2 proxy server log:
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Gary and Marsha Derringer celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on Feb. 19.. They were married in Marsha's hometown, Junction City, Kansas, in 1972 and made their home in the Monterey area. Gary is retired from Peoples Bank & Trust Company, and Marsha is retired from the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Their daughter, Mariah, is a junior at Owen County High. Many family and friends joined them for a reception Sunday afternoon at the Monterey Baptist Church Education Building.
The family of Tim and Sue Covington of Williamstown wish to invite you to an open house to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their parents' marriage. It will be held between the hours of 2 and 5 p.m. Oct. 16, 2011, at the Grant County Farm Bureau Community Room on Helton Heights in Williamstown. Invitations have been sent only to out-of-town friends and relatives.
The melodies of a riverboat calliope drifted through downtown Owenton Sunday as dozens showed up to take their first look at the Kentucky River Room at the Owen County Historical Society Museum.
The calliope was once housed in the Cincinnati Museum Center, the vice president of the center, Dr. Tonya Matthews, said.
"The calliope was donated to our center a few years ago from a family where the father had been very interested in steam boats and calliopes," Matthews said. "It was time to find a new home for some of that material and the museum center agreed to look for a home for it."
On Aug. 19, 2011, Hardin and Katie Lowe of Sparta, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married at Sanders Baptist Church, where Hardin now serves as minister.
Virginia McDanell Wheeler, sister of the bride, and Jean Thomas of Hodgenville, were bridesmaids. Joe Lowe, brother of the groom, and Tommy Duncan were groomsmen.
Bruce and Pat True will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary July 20, 2011
The children of Bonnie and Russell Woodyard would like to invite you to join them in celebrating their parents – as they celebrate 50 years of marriage. The celebration will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. June 25 at the Owen County High School cafeteria.
Delbert and Charlotte Howard were married on June 3, 1961, at the South Fork Parsonage. The Rev. Terry Bray performed the ceremony.
The Howards have lived in the Squiresville area for 50 years of their marriage. They have three children, Darrell (Debbie) Howard, Darin Howard, and Melissa (Greg) Hudnall; two grandchildren, Kristen Hudnall and Dustin Hudnall; two stepgrandchildren, Joshua Holland and Nikki (Casey) Crosser; and five stepgrandchildren, Avery Holland, Cooper Holland, Serenity Crosser, Cadence Crosser and Eli Crosser.
James Thurman and Billie Jo Arthur Henage will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Thursday, April 14.
In observance of their anniversary, a party will be held from 2-4 p.m. Sunday at Violet Ridge Church of Christ, 1000 Violet Road in Crittenden.
The party is being given by their children, Todd Henage and Nancy Bradley. They also have four grandchildren.
The couple requests no gifts.
Brenda and Donald House celebrated their 37th wedding anniversary. The couple wed March 15, 1974.
Marvin and Jackie Gibson celebrated their 50th anniversary on Jan. 7, 201
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The Owenton News-Herald is your source for local news, sports, events and information in Owen County and Owenton, KY, and the surrounding area.


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Our pub of the week this week is the spectacular Horse and Groom - a striking grade II listed building beautifully situated on Rushlake village green in the heart of the East Sussex countryside. The award winning pub absolutely oozes with history and can be dated back to 1650; it has had its current name since at least 1777.
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30 September 2013
The first question a lot of people ask about cask ale is:what's the difference between it and other beers, such as lager and keg/bottled ales?
Cask ale has a lot of different names: cask beer, real ale, cask conditioned beer, beer from the handpump, even beer from the wood or real beer.
29 September 2013
Brewer and pub operator Shepherd Neame is to stock one of the most critically acclaimed new English sparkling wines, Herbert Hall, through its premium pubs and inns. The partnership marks the coming together of two quintessentially Kentish names in the drinks industry - one old and one new.
28 September 2013
Britain's oldest brewer Shepherd Neame acquires Soho pub. Shepherd Neame has acquired the lease of The George public house, in D'Arblay Street, Soho, which the Kent brewer will operate as part of its managed estate.
27 September 2013
"What's Cask Ale Week?" you may be asking. Very simply, it's a chance to celebrate our iconic national drink – real ale. There are special beers and events the length and breadth of the country – including at our brewery and in our pubs– that will give people a chance to learn more about cask ale.
Contact us by email
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Shepherd Neame LimitedThe Faversham Brewery17 Court StreetFavershamKent. ME13 7AXUnited Kingdom
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May 24, 2016
Merritt Brown Middle School students and teachers are preparing to send out the first round of packages from "Operation Bear Care." They've been collecting shoeboxes filled with goodies to send to the troops.
The first 25 boxes will go to some of the 165 soldiers in the 1st Cavalry in Baghdad. All of the soldiers will receive a "Bear Care" package by the end of the school year.
Merritt Brown 6th Grade English teacher, Wanda Goodwin, has a son, Brandon Goodwin, in the 1st Cavalry. She says the packages contain, "Just lots of goodies, toiletries, some reading materials. But the best thing of all will be the letters the kids have written. I was amazed at the thought that went into these letters."
If you'd like to help the kids carry out "Operation Bear Care," you can donate supplies, filled shoeboxes, or money for the overseas postage. Just call Merritt Brown Middle School at 872-4740.
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Preclinical Model for Labeling, Transplant, and In Vivo Imaging of Differentiated Human Embryonic Stem Cells
The derivation and culture of human embryonic stem cells has provided new possibilities for treatment of a wide variety of human diseases because these cells have the potential to help regenerate and repair many types of damaged tissue. Diseases for which such cell-based treatments may be helpful include obstructive renal disease, a disorder for which there has been little progress made in terms of treatment. Infants with this and other inherited kidney disease may be severely compromised before birth and treatments necessary to prolong their life may be accompanied by severe side effects. This raises many difficulties not only for these young patients but also for their families. If new ways to treat these infants prior to birth can be developed, this could lead to the delivery of healthy babies at full term. The use of cells obtained from human embryonic stem cells to repair and treat damaged kidneys prior to birth offers promise to improve survival and quality of life for these babies. Since it is clear that embryonic stem cells have vast potential to form a variety of cell types, it is possible that the kinds of cells needed to provide repair could be obtained and treatments initiated prior to birth. The studies proposed will assess ways to obtain such cells and the effectiveness of such treatments. Ultimately, even small improvements in function of damaged kidneys following embryonic stem cell-based therapies may increase survival and eliminate the need for dialysis or kidney transplants. Although methods to grow embryonic stem cells and even obtain cells that could be useful for treating some human diseases have been described, the use of these cells for human therapies remains highly controversial because their safety remains untested. While these cells have great potential and promise to form cell types useful for treatment of disease, they also have the potential for uncontrolled growth and to form tissues that would be harmful. Therefore, studies must be performed and techniques must be developed to carefully examine the use of these cells in relevant models of human disease, and before they are ever considered for human treatments. The overall intent of these studies is to develop techniques that can be used to test the safety of human embryonic stem cell-based therapies, and to determine ways to evaluate the cells after they have been injected into the body. As we develop new treatments for obstructive kidney disease, we will use this model system to explore these essential safety questions related to stem cell therapies. The studies proposed will fill a critical need for new treatments for kidney disease, ways to monitor cells in patients, and develop methods to assess safety issues associated with the transfer of this research to human patients.
This proposal focuses on ways to fill the significant gap in the development of new human therapies using stem cells – transfer of ideas and techniques that are developed in laboratories to effective and safe treatments for human patients afflicted with disease. While the potential medical benefits of human embryonic stem cells may seem great, proof that these cells will not cause harm must be shown, and this must be accomplished before any patients receive treatments. Removing the barrier preventing the transfer of promising stem cell therapies to human patients will require connecting people with the expertise to develop and to evaluate such treatments. With this in mind, our studies will bring together collaborators from many areas: developmental biologists, clinicians, engineers, and those with vast experience in the study of stem cells and with preclinical models to address questions associated with a pediatric kidney disease, which is one of the leading causes of chronic renal failure in children. Kidney disease is a major cause of illness and death among infants and children with over 20,000 babies born each year with kidney problems. Approximately 5,000 have kidney failure and are on dialysis or are in need of a kidney transplant. In California alone, nearly 100 children under 10 years of age are currently awaiting available kidneys for organ transplant. The benefit to the California community is, thus, potential new therapies for the treatment of kidney disease in children, and a model system available to all researchers in which safety and efficacy of embryonic stem cell therapies can be predicted.
We have made substantial progress towards increasing our knowledge about early kidney development, identified new ways to differentiate human embryonic stem cells (hESC) to kidney lineages, and explored the use of these and other related kidney cells to study repopulation of the kidney. In order to obtain the necessary cell types for regenerative medicine purposes, differentiation of hESC must follow developmental pathways and recapitulate normal development, and our studies have brought us closer to this goal. Investigations have supported that expression of early developmental markers provides a useful and efficient method to direct differentiation of hESC towards renal lineages. The results of these studies have established cell culture conditions that ensure we can consistently obtain the quantity of differentiated hESC needed for transplantation into developing and damaged kidneys. Significant progress has also been made in developing new and effective techniques for labeling cells for in vivo imaging, and monitoring the labeled cells post-transplantation using positron emission tomography (PET). We have collected sufficient quantities of cells in culture, and identified effective methods to label the cells without altering viability, proliferation, or function. We have also shown that these same cell populations can be used for transplantation into developing kidneys, and that the cells persist post-transplant over time and can be identified using PET. This strategy has allowed us to precisely document cell location post-transplantation in vivo, demonstrated that post-transplant viability was maintained, and shown that the cells did not migrate to other anatomical sites.
We continue to make substantial progress towards increasing our knowledge about early kidney development and disease, and kidney regeneration strategies, and have successfully applied our methods to differentiate human embryonic stem cells (hESC) to kidney lineages for transplant purposes. We have also accomplished effective radiolabeling of the cells for monitoring post-transplantation, and explored the use of in vivo imaging to monitor the cells.
These studies focus on kidney development and disease, and new cell-based strategies to regenerate damaged kidneys. We have used human embryonic stem cells (hESC) differentiated towards kidney lineages for transplant purposes and monitored these transplanted cells with positron emission tomography (PET) and other related imaging modalities.
The U.S. Renal Data System has reported that the rate of pediatric end stage renal disease has tripled since 1980. Congenital anomalies of the kidney are responsible for the majority of chronic renal failure and end stage disease in young children, with congenital obstruction of the urinary tract the most common. These studies are driven by the fact that the clinical condition of congenital urinary tract obstruction is one of the most important problems affecting young children with kidney disease, and with few therapeutic options. In humans, alterations in the events associated with normal kidney development leads to aberrant kidney structure and postnatally to abnormal kidney function. Little is known about the early cell populations of the developing kidney, thus further understanding of developmental processes is essential to guide regenerative approaches that will ultimately be successful. These studies have focused on several key issues such as understanding developmental timelines for key kidney markers, cell populations, and the interactive molecular and cellular milieu during ontogeny; new explant models to aid in developing the techniques necessary to enhance regeneration of kidneys damaged by obstructive renal disease; explant culture conditions using human embryonic stem cells differentiated towards early renal precursors; effective methods for labeling these cells for in vivo imaging in order to monitor engraftment and outcomes post-transplant; and effective methods to transplant renal precursors within a natural framework into defined anatomical locations of the kidney.
- PLoS One (2013) Tissue specificity of decellularized rhesus monkey kidney and lung scaffolds. (PubMed: 23717553)
- Anat Rec (Hoboken) (2013) Characterization of Growth, Glomerular Number, and Tubular Proteins in the Developing Rhesus Monkey Kidney. (PubMed: 23997038)
- Mol Imaging Biol (2011) Radiolabeling and In Vivo Imaging of Transplanted Renal Lineages Differentiated from Human Embryonic Stem Cells in Fetal Rhesus Monkeys. (PubMed: 21479709)
- Tissue Eng Part A (2011) Renal Tissue Engineering with Decellularized Rhesus Monkey Kidneys: Age-Related Differences. (PubMed: 21902603)
- Tissue Eng Part A (2010) Decellularized rhesus monkey kidney as a three-dimensional scaffold for renal tissue engineering. (PubMed: 20156112)
- Anat Rec (Hoboken) (2010) Ontogeny of the kidney and renal developmental markers in the rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta). (PubMed: 20818613)
- Differentiation (2009) Renal ontogeny in the rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta) and directed differentiation of human embryonic stem cells towards kidney precursors. (PubMed: 19500897)


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March 7, 2013 | 964 views
Fewer students will be bused
District projects nearly $1 million in savings
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In a public referendum on Feb. 25, Baldwin voted to reduce the distance its schoolchildren will be bused in 2013-14. The final tally was 614 votes in favor of reducing busing and 416 votes to maintain the current plan.
The turnout, 1,030 voters, was not substantial. District spokeswoman Cristina Schmohl estimated that around twice that number of voters generally weigh in on the district's annual budgets, and more than 6,200 Baldwin residents turned out for December's referendum on the dissolution of Sanitary District 2. Schmohl and her fellow administrators were pleased with the results of the election, however, estimating that the schools could now move nearly $1 million in transportation costs back into educational programming.
"There are no changes on the expense side of the budget," explained Ed Cullen, assistant superintendant for business. "We are realigning … a $1 million decrease in transportation, and adding elementary arts and music, clubs and athletics back into the budget."
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I'm running ZCS 8.0.0' OSE on Ubuntu 12.04.
I need to provide the following details to the hardware firewall (Cyberoam CR25iA UTM box) as a means of authenticating the users on LAN to monitor the internet usage of users. Details unknown to me are left blank in the below lines.
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All the above fields are mandatory, unless otherwise specified.
Please help with the details. In case these details available in the forum, I may please be pardoned and directed to proper link. (I tried following this link : Mail Client LDAP Configuration - Zimbra :: Wiki)


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Writing Center
West Chester University
Dr. Margaret Ervin
Associate Professor of English
FHG Library Room 251
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What should I bring with me when I come? Do I need a draft?
You should bring in the assignment and whatever you have done so far. It is okay if you have not started writing yet. If you just have the assignment sheet and some ideas, bring those ideas in and we will help you brainstorm topics. We can help you wherever you are in the writing process.
Will you proofread my paper for me?
The Writing Center's ultimate goal is for you to become a better writer. If we merely marked your mistakes, you wouldn't learn much from the session. The paper is yours, and should be written by you, not by a tutor. This is also why you can not drop off your paper and have us proofread it for you. However, what we will do is talk about your writing with you, make some suggestions, and explain why we made those suggestions. Whether you want to change the things we suggest or not is your decision.
Why don't you write on my paper?
We'd prefer that YOU write on your paper during a tutorial at the Writing Center. Afterall, it's your paper. If we scribbled all over it, then it would be partly ours. Tutors do help students take notes and may write on papers with the student's permission, but it's not our goal to correct your paper. It's our goal to help you learn to correct it yourself.
Can you tell me what grade you think my paper will get?
We are not involved in your professor's grading process and therefore have no idea of what your grade will be. Additionally, every professor has different grading policies. If you have concerns, it is always a good idea to talk with your professor. The Writing Center can certainly help you with your writing, but it is not designed to be a substitute for your professor.
Will my professor know that I came?
If you want your teacher to know that you were at the Writing Center, we have a form called a Tutor Response Form that we can send to your instructor. It says only that you came to the Writing Center, and briefly outlines what we worked on in our session. Nothing on the Tutor Response form will evaluate your writing. If you don't want your instructor to know that you came to the Writing Center for help, then we will not send the form.
What do you write about me on the tutor response form?
We fill out a Tutor Response form for every visit to the Writing Center. It's how we keep statistics about how many tutorials we run, and which students we serve, and what writing issues are most common among our students. The Tutor Response Forms are completely non-evaluative. This means that we do not write anything about the quality of your writing. We will only write what we discussed during the session. If you want, we will copy the Tutor Response Form and send it to your instructor as a record of your visit to the Writing Center.
Why should I have a tutor response form sent?
The Tutor Response Form is a great way to let your professor know that you care about your writing and are putting effort into the assignment. You are showing the professor that you are willing to put extra time into the assignment, and professors always like to see that!


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ANM018-B: Time Travel - Paradigm
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Anomaly is excited to announce the release of Melbourne bad boy Time Travel's greatly anticipated first solo EP on the label. Time Travel has once again proven that he is Melbourne's master of jungle with The Speed Of Light EP taking listeners on a journey back to the early sounds of the Jungle movement with four new killer tracks. With ambient sounds, chopped up funk break beats and samples, infectious bass lines and that long lost but much loved Jungle vibe, all four tracks are sure to put a smile on the faces of all Jungle aficionados!+
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Common Desires obtained through different ways: Some items of current Anti-Progressive humor that are up for review.
Before we begin I offer this diary on humor, happily, up for commentary, review, and good jokes regarding Progressives. I stole one of them from this website. I own up to whom at the end of this part of the diary. People often desire and achieve the same things different ways. Sometimes they bond together to achieve common things. It's great when everyone helps out. | Read More »


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Things to see and do - Lisdoonvarna
Leaving for Ireland
Where to sleep?
Lisdoonvarna Travel guide
Lisdoonvarna : Michelin's recommendations
Ireland's only spa was developed in the 19C around three mineral water springs. In Spa Wells, sulphurous spring water is served by the glass or the bottle. The hydrotherapy centre offers baths, massages and other treatments. A 17C cross is the most precious ornament of the Catholic Church of Our Lady of Lourdes (1878).


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Coretta Scott King Book AwardsDesigned to commemorate the life and works of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and to honor Mrs. Coretta Scott King for her courage and determination to continue the work for peace, the Coretta Scott King Book Awards annually recognize outstanding books for young adults and children by African American authors and illustrators that reflect the African American experience.
Find these books and more online at http://catalog.coolcat.org
WinnerTrombone Shorty by Troy Andrews Illustrated by Bryan Collier
Hailing from the Tremé neighborhood in New Orleans, Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews got his nickname by wielding a trombone twice as long as he was high. A prodigy, he was leading his own band by age six, and today this Grammy-nominated artist headlines the legendary New Orleans Jazz Fest.
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- Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la Pena Illustrated by Christian Robinson
- The Book Itch: Freedom, Truth & Harlem's Greatest Bookstore by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson Illustrated by R. Gregory Christie
WinnerFirebird by Misty Copeland Illustrated by Christopher Myers
American Ballet Theater soloist Misty Copeland encourages a young ballet student, with brown skin like her own, by telling her that she, too, had to learn basic steps and how to be graceful when she was starting out, and that some day, with practice and dedication, the little girl will become a firebird, too. Includes author's note about dancers who led her to find her voice.
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- Josephine: The Dazzling Life of Josephine Baker by Patricial Hruby Powell Illustrated by Christian Robinson
- Little Melba and her Big Trombone by Katheryn Russell-Brown Illustrated by Frank Morrison
WinnerKnock Knock: My Dad's Dream for Me by Daniel Beaty Illustrated by Bryan Collier
"A boy wakes up one morning to find his father gone. At first, he feels lost. But his father has left him a letter filled with advice to guide him through the times he cannot be there"-- Provided by publisher.
Honor Books
- Nelson Mandela by Kadir Nelson Illustrated by Kadir Nelson
WinnerI, Too, Am America by Langston Hughes Illustrated by Bryan Collier
Presents the popular poem by one of the central figures in the Harlem Renaissance, highlighting the courage and dignity of the African American Pullman porters in the early twentieth century.
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- Ellen's Broom by Kelly Starling Lyons Illustrated by Daniel Minter
- H. O. R. S. E. by Christopher Myers Illustrated by Christopher Myers
- I Have a Dream: Martin Luther King, Jr. by Martin Luther King Illustrated by Kadir Nelson
WinnerUnderground : Finding the Light to Freedom by Shane W. Evans Illustrated by Shane W. Evans
"A stellar introduction to the Underground Railroad, narrated by a group of slaves. Readers experience the fugitives' escape, their long nighttime journey punctuated by meetings with friends and enemies, and their final glorious arrival in a place of freedom."--Amazon.com.
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WinnerDave the Potter by Laban Carrick Hill Illustrated by Bryan Collier
The life of an astonishingly prolific and skilled potter who lived and died a slave in 19th-century South Carolina is related in simple, powerful sentences that outline the making of a pot.
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- Jimi Sounds Like a Rainbow by Gary Golio Illustrated by Javaka Steptoe
WinnerMy People by Langston Hughes Illustrated by Charles R. Smith Jr.
Hughes's spare yet eloquent tribute to his people has been cherished for generations. Now, acclaimed photographer Smith interprets this beloved poem in vivid sepia photographs that capture the glory, the beauty, and the soul of being a black American today.
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- The Negro Speaks of Rivers by Langston Hughes Illustrated by E.B. Lewis
WinnerThe Blacker the Berry by Joyce Carol Thomas Illustrated by Floyd Cooper
A collection of poems, including "Golden Goodness," "Cranberry Red," and "Biscuit Brown," celebrating individuality and Afro-American identity.
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- Before John Was a Jazz Giant by Carole Boston Weatherford Illustrated by Sean Qualls
- The Moon Over Star by Dianna Hutts Aston
- We Are the Ship : The Story of Negro League Baseball by Kadir Nelson Illustrated by Kadir Nelson
WinnerLet It Shine by Ashley Bryan Illustrated by Ashley Bryan
Illustrated versions of three well-known hymns.
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- Jazz on a Saturday Night by Leo Dillon Illustrated by Leo Dillon
- The Secret Olivia Told Me by N. Joy Illustrated by Nancy Devard
WinnerMoses : When Harriet Tubman Led Her People to Freedom by Carole Boston Weatherford Illustrated by Kadir Nelson
Describes Tubman's spiritual journey as she hears the voice of God guiding her north to freedom on that very first trip to escape the brutal practice of forced servitude. Tubman would make nineteen subsequent trips back south, never being caught, but none as profound as this first one.
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- Jazz by Walter Dean Myers Illustrated by Christopher Myers
- Poetry for Young People : Langston Hughes by David Roessel Illustrated by Benny Andrews
WinnerRosa by Nikki Giovanni Illustrated by Bryan Collier
The story of Rosa Parks and her courageous act of defiance. Provides the story of the young black woman who refused to give up her seat to a white passenger in Alabama, setting in motion all the events of the Civil Rights Movements that resulted in the end of the segregated south, gave equality to blacks throughout the nation, and forever changed the country in which we all live today....
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WinnerEllington Was Not a Street by Ntozake Shange Illustrated by Kadir Nelson
In a reflective tribute to the African-American community of old, noted poet Ntozake Shange recalls her childhood home and the close-knit group of innovators that often gathered there. These men of vision, brought to life in the majestic paintings of artist Kadir Nelson, lived at a time when the color of their skin dictated where they could live, what schools they could attend, and even where they could sit on a bus or in a movie theater. Yet in the face of this tremendous adversity, these dedicated souls and others like them not only demonstrated the importance of Black culture in America, but also helped issue in a movement that "changed the world." Their lives and their works inspire us to this day, and serve as a guide to how we approach the challenges of tomorrow.
Honor Books
- God Bless the Child by Billie Holiday Illustrated by Jerry Pinkney
- The People Could Fly : The Picture Book by Virgina Hamilton Illustrated by Leo Dillon
WinnerBeautiful Blackbird by Ashley Bryan Illustrated by Ashley Bryan
In a story of the Ila people, the colorful birds of Africa ask Blackbird, whom they think is the most beautiful of birds, to decorate them with some of his "blackening brew."
Honor Books
- Almost to Freedom by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson Illustrated by Colin Bootman
- Thunder Rose by Jerdine Nolen Illustrated by Kadir Nelson
WinnerTalkin' About Bessie : The Story of Aviator Elizabeth Coleman by Nikki Grimes Illustrated by E.B. Lewis
Soar along with Bessie Coleman in this inspirational tale of a woman whose determination reached new heights. Elizabeth "Bessie" Coleman was always being told what she could & couldn't do. In an era when Jim Crow laws and segregation were a way of life, it was not easy to survive. Bessie didn't let that stop her. Although she was only 11 when the Wright brothers took their historic flight, she vowed to become the first African -American female pilot. Her sturdy faith and determination helped her overcome obstacles of poverty, racism, and gender discrimination. Innovatively told through a series of monologues.
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- Rap a Tap Tap : Here's Bojangles - Think of That by Leo Dillon Illustrated by Leo Dillon
- Visiting Langston by Willie Perdomo Illustrated by Bryan Collier
WinnerGoin' Someplace Special by Patricia C. McKissack Illustrated by Jerry Pinkney
In segregated 1950s Nashville, a young African American girl braves a series of indignities and obstacles to get to one of the few integrated places in town: the public library.
Honor Books
WinnerUptown by Bryan Collier Illustrated by Bryan Collier
A tour of the sights of Harlem, including the Metro-North Train, brownstones, shopping on 125th Street, a barber shop, summer basketball, the Boy's Choir, and sunset over the Harlem River.
Honor Books
- Freedom River by Doreen Rappaport Illustrated by Bryan Collier
- Only Passing Through : The Story of Sojourner Truth by Anne Rockwell Illustrated by R. Gregory Christie
- Virgie Goes to School with Us Boys by Elizabeth Fitzgerald Howard Illustrated by E.B. Lewis
WinnerIn the Time of the Drums by Kim L. Siegelson Illustrated by Brian Pinkney
Mentu, an American-born slave boy, watches his beloved grandmother, Twi, lead the insurrection at Teakettle Creek of Ibo people arriving from Africa on a slave ship.
Honor Books
- Black Cat by Christopher Myers Illustrated by Christopher Myers
- My Rows and Piles of Coins by Tololwa M. Mollel Illustrated by E.B. Lewis
WinnerI See the Rhythm by Toyomi Igus Illustrated by Michele Wood
Chronicles and captures poetically the history, mood, and movement of African American music.
Honor Books
- Duke Ellington : The Piano Prince and His Orchestra by Andrea Davis Pinkney Illustrated by Brian Pinkney
- I Have Heard of a Land by Joyce Carol Thomas Illustrated by Floyd Cooper
- The Bat Boy and His Violin by Gavin Curtis Illustrated by E.B. Lewis
WinnerIn Daddy's Arms I Am Tall : African Americans Celebrating Fathers by Alan Schroeder Illustrated by Javaka Steptoe
Illustrated by Javaka Steptoe. An innovative, stunningly illustrated picture book that celebrates the role of fathers in black families. Includes contributions from 12 poets. Illustrated in full colour throughout. Suitable for all ages. Winner of the Coretta Scott King Book Illustrator Award. 'This stunning homage to fathers offers a textured potpourri of voices and visuals' - Publishers Weekly 'This innovative, stunningly illustrated picture book' - School Library Journal
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- Ashley Bryan's ABC of African American Poetry by Ashley Bryan Illustrated by Ashley Bryan
- Harlem by Walter Dean Myers Illustrated by Christopher Myers
- The Hunterman and the Crocodile by Baba Wague Diakite Illustrated by Baba Wague Diakite
WinnerMinty : A Story of Young Harriet Tubman by Alan Schroeder Illustrated by Jerry Pinkney
Young Harriet Tubman, whose childhood name was Minty, dreams of escaping slavery on the Brodas plantation in the late 1820s.
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- Neeny Coming, Neeny Going by Karen English Illustrated by Synthia Saint James
- Running the Road to ABC by Denize Lauture Illustrated by Reynold Ruffins
- The Palm of My Heart : Poetry by African American Children by Davida Adedjouma Illustrated by R. Gregory Christie
WinnerThe Middle Passage : White Ships / Black Cargo by Tom Feelings Illustrated by Tom Feelings
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After migration of Zimbra 6.0.3 to Ubuntu 8.04, there is "Data is stale" in Monitoring - Server Status. All services are shown as running fine, and they do, including logger.
I tried to follow Bug 23057 – Admin>ServerStatus: "Data is Stale" never goes away even after refresh but there is no "logmysql" command.
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It was an excellent week in the news for IBM Unified Communications and Collaboration. The IBM Communications team has been hard at work getting us in front of a lot of industry press, and these articles are nice confirmations that what we want to talk about, people want to hear about.
As we posted earlier, IBM recently announced the availability of strategy and assessment services for Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) for clients considering moving to a cloud environment. A recent post in the Nojitter.com blog ("Is the Cloud Right for Unified Communications?", By Eric Krapf) ) highlights IBM's expertise in UC strategy and assessment services, and details several new considerations related to the cloud, including security, cost, regulatory environments and specific industry needs. The story was also picked up by several outlets, including VoIPPlanet (IBM Explores Pros, Cons of UC in the Cloud) and BillingWorld (IBM Services Jumps on UC-in-the-Cloud Bandwagon):
"What we do today is help customers build a long-term strategy and help them understand what the differences are in an on-premises private cloud vs. the public cloud," [Korkki] said. "We're not pushing one technology over another. We start from the customers' point of view and look at their needs, and then determine what the solutions are. Then we help them understand best deployment option." --Billingworld
"We have a history of building unified communications environments for customers and now what we see happening is the cloud taking off," Jeri Korkki, IBM Global Service Category Leader for ICS Cloud Services told InternetNews.com. -- VoIPPlanet.com
Network World published an article on the rise of social computing due to enterprise-ready offerings in three key areas: sharing workspaces, social platforms and unified communications applications. IBM is the only vendor highlighted with offerings in each of the three categories.
"Social-computing products are transitioning from individual applications, such as blogs, wikis, or document sharing, to integrated social-computing suites encompassing and integrating many different tools."
SearchUnifiedCommunications quotes our very own John Del Pizzo, discussing whether touch screen-enabled mobile devices will revolutionize unified communications.
"I think the touch screen device in mobile tablet form may end up replacing a lot of those fixed IP phones that do everything … [because] touch screen interfaces are certainly much more intuitive and easier than a phone keyboard," Del Pizzo said.
Recently IBM announced Singapore Airlines' use of Sametime, IBM Lotus Notes/Domino, Traveler, Connections and Quickr to empower its geographically distributed workforce. That announcement received quite a bit of coverage, including some of the quotes you see below:
IBM won a bid over Microsoft, after a comprehensive total cost of ownership study evaluated by Singapore Airlines. The airline company chose IBM Lotus software for a more effective collaboration and communication among its geographically diffused man power despite mobility. – Silicon Angle
"What's interesting in the Singapore Airline announcement, is the specific focus on building out on their existing platform to enhance their collaboration, knowledge management and mobility support. In addition, Singapore Airlines has the confidence to stand with their vendor and announce their decision to maximize their investment in IBM/Lotus software."- Leadership By Numbers
If your call centre attracts more brick bats then praise, maybe its time to switch to web-based customer support. IBM's Customer Experience Suite encourages customers to help themselves to information using blogs, chat forums, video, social networking tools and, increasingly, mobile devices. --Financial Times


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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - Health officials are investigating the cause of an outbreak of illnesses during a recent gathering of the Missouri Coroners' and Medical Examiners' Association.
The Columbia Daily Tribune reports that 40 to 50 members of the group became ill during a three-day conference at a Jefferson City hotel.
About 100 members of the association attended the conference. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services and Cole County Health Department are investigating the cause of the illnesses.
Samples collected at the hotel are being tested by disease and environmental specialists at a health department laboratory.
Attendees who have fallen ill also are being asked to fill out a survey.
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IBM's Steve Mills,senior vice president and group executive of IBM Software & Systems, took the stage at IBM's Pulse conference in Las Vegas this morning to deliver a message about cost savings and the increased amount of data and "server sprawl" that will force all organizations to start working smarter towards the goal of Smarter Computing. Mills told an enthusiastic crowd of 7,000 IBM customers, business partners, press and IBM employees that now is the time to focus on their data and start consolidating and optimizing their systems to reduce costs and improve time to value. "You can have your own opinions but not your own facts," stated Mills with obvious passion. "IT consolidation saves money. Period."
Welcome to the era of Smarter Computing - a new era of IT necessitated by economic conditions and the need to conserve energy and precious resources. According to Mills, IT budgets are not growing, but instead shrinking. This lack of budget is forcing organizations around the globe to look at new ways to reduce the cost of doing business,while simultaneously increasing profits. To help organizations increase their business efficiencies, Mills urged the audience to consolidate their data and optimize workloads. He noted that IBM hardware, from the Power7 system behind IBM Watson to Systems Z is high performing, reliable and saves data server floor space because it is energy efficient. In one of the keynotes best received comments, Mills lauded the power of the 5.2GHz micro processor zEnterprise system, stating that IBM's ZEnterprise "runs like a bat out of hell" and is the "ultimate platform for server consolidation." He also praised the creation of hybrid environments saying, "Why fragment your workloads onto thousands of computers? You can bring in Intel and Power blades to create a hybrid environment," he said. "You can run thousands and thousands and thousands of concurrent jobs."
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If you have free time and enjoy map building, I hope you will help
What I am looking for is a big city/nation. It is a metropolis sized city that stands on several plateaus miles above the surface of the earth. The world is without water since the water god was murdered so the city is in a perpetual desert. The plateaus are far enough apart that they are connected by lightning rails, which grow fewer in the outer districts.
The city itself is divided into five sections. The outer most section is the lower city, which is the poorest part of the city. It is inhabited by what the government determined are lesser races (anything not human). It is the lowest in terms of technology and has few lightning rail stations, only enough to usher workers to and from the factory life of the working portion of the city.
The next section is the business district. It is populated by the shops and universities, warehouses fill this section. It also includes the mage's college and guild houses. This has a larger number of lightning rail access points as transport of goods in this section is very important.
The next section is the Common district. This section has residential housing as well as theaters, taverns, arenas and other entertainment venues.
The forth section is the noble district, housing the noble residences and the temples of the 4 elemental gods. Embassies are also in this district as well as courthouses and government buildings
The final section isn't on numerous plateaus as the others are. The final district is the floating palace of the tyrannical order-obsessed wizard ruler.
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Is Geno ready to strike a pose?
AFTER JUST two WVU football games, it's almost absurd to discuss quarterback Geno Smith's Heisman Trophy chances.
Then again, it's absurd to ignore where he stands in the race.
Because, in sum, the Mountaineer is now No. 1.
A Heisman straw poll of voters has him No. 1. Most college football websites have him No. 1. Even Las Vegas bookies have him No. 1. According to Bovada, Smith is a 5-2 favorite to win the award, while USC's Matt Barkley is at 5-1. The closest odds of any other "candidate" to win are those of Oregon running back De'Anthony Thomas at 15-2.
Without question, Smith is receiving more Heisman love than any other Mountaineer in program history.
"It's off the charts," said WVU athletic director Oliver Luck, who watched his son, Andrew, finish second last year. "Even Pat White wasn't given this kind of deference."
Indeed, the only other Mountaineer to receive such Heisman attention was former quarterback Major Harris, who finished fifth in 1988 balloting and third in 1989 balloting.
Harris, however, didn't receive the Internet or social media attention of Smith. And, frankly, Harris was never considered a serious contender to win. In 1988, then-Oklahoma State star Barry Sanders won with 1,878 votes to the 280 received by Harris. In 1989, Houston's Andre Ware and Indiana running back Anthony Thompson landed over 1,000 votes, while Harris finished third with a respectable 709.
"It's an interesting award," Luck said. "It boils down to 900-some voters [870 from the media, 55 from former Heisman winners and one from the fans], some that pay close attention to college football and some that don't.
"Geno absolutely has a shot, but that's the last thing he should be worried about, given the games he has coming up. Those games, though, will give him the platform."
The platform is built on WVU's new conference affiliation, the Big 12.
"I'm not saying it couldn't have happened in the Big East," Luck said, "but he wouldn't have had the platform."
Here's a sampling of the exposure Smith has received of late:
There's little wonder why Smith has received the attention. In fact, the QB almost has a campaign slogan this week. Goes like this: After 75 passes, Geno Smith has as many touchdown passes (nine) as incompletions (nine).
Of course, Smith's sledding gets bumpier from here. The Big 12 portion of the schedule is nearing. Maryland's secondary is ranked No. 6 nationally in pass defense and No. 30 in pass efficiency defense. And Barkley has been such a media darling (he just might have an office at ESPN) prior to his Stanford clunker that a five-touchdown game against any opponent might vault him back to the top.
For now, however, Smith is where he should be after a stellar start. He's No. 2 nationally in total offense (408.5 yards per game), No. 2 in pass efficiency (209.81), No. 3 in passing yards per game (367) - and No. 1 among Heisman voters.
On Thursday afternoon, a regional radio report said Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith is re-evaluating his school's future football schedules.
It makes sense since a four-team national playoff will begin in 2014 and continue through the 2025 season.
"We'll shift a little bit and still try to schedule one Top 10. We're moving toward trying to schedule one Top 10 team and two Top 40 opponents and somebody else. In a playoff, the nonconference schedule will have some weight."
WVU's Luck said he hasn't reconsidered his school's future slates yet "because we're not sure exactly what the playoff rules will be.
"Gene Smith is probably on a [playoff] committee though. I think what he's saying is you're going to have to play very competitive nonconference games and win."
Luck said in addition to learning the new playoff format, he needs to "get a sense of the Big 12. Are we going to stay at 10 [members]?"
Mountaineer deputy AD Mike Parsons, coincidentally, spent some of his Thursday on scheduling issues.
"We're working on filling a hole in the 2013 schedule," Parsons said. "When we added Alabama in 2014, the East Carolina game for that year and 2013 went away. So we're looking for a game we don't have to return, or one we don't have to return for a long while."
When the playoff format kicks in, a selection committee will undoubtedly be in place, much as in basketball. So strength of schedule will be a factor.
In 2014, WVU is fine in that regard, with the Crimson Tide on the schedule for a meeting in Atlanta. Maryland and Towson are also on WVU's docket.
Luck, Parsons and company, however, will want to re-evaluate the 2015 schedule. Because football money floats the athletic boat, they always need seven home games. They juggle the "one-off" opportunities like last week's James Madison game and those upcoming against BYU and Alabama.
WVU's 2015 nonconference schedule, however, now consists of Liberty, East Carolina and Maryland. While the Big 12 portion of the schedule will always be difficult, that lineup won't impress any selection committee.
And finally . . .
We usually run hole-in-one news on the sports section's agate page beside standings, transactions, odds, etc.
This ace, however, is a little different.
It was carded last weekend on the No. 7, 150-yard hole at the Fairmont Field Club in Marion County. It was the first for the 75-year-old golfer.
And it was carded by the finest man I know: Bernie Vingle.
Congrats, Dad.
Reach Mitch Vingle at 304-348-4827, firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him at twitter.com/MitchVingle.


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Prep basketball: South Charleston rallies past Riverside
South Charleston rallied from a three-point halftime deficit to knock off Riverside 48-42 in a battle of unbeaten boys basketball teams Thursday in Quincy.
The Black Eagles trailed 14-7 after the first quarter, but outscored the Warriors 41-28 the rest of the way to secure the win.
Hunter Moles and A.D. Cunningham each scored 13 points to lead SC (3-0).
Josh Butcher scored 12 points and Tyus Wood finished with 10 for Riverside (3-1).
Niles Dailey chipped in 10 points for the Knights (2-2). Chuck Sleboda scored 12 points for the Vikings (1-3), while Casey Smith and Cade Harrison added 10 apiece.
Jordan Kinney added 14 for Capital (2-3). Jacob Kilgore scored a team-high 22 points for Spring Valley (3-1), while Greg Herbert had 13.
Kyle Caron added 22, Hunter Walters 19 and Aaron Ferguson 14 for Princeton (3-1).
For the Wildcats (2-2), Angelo Sirianni poured in a game-high 25 points, Sam Neff added 14 and Trevon Taylor scored 10.
John Dawson led Hurricane (4-1) with 17 points while Garret DeFries scored 15. Ian Miles and Rasaan Harris each finished with 14. For Parkersburg (1-3), Adrian Webster had 10 points.
Shaquan Miller contributed 12 points for the Highlanders (4-0). Brendyn Street tallied 11 points and Zach Minnick 10 for the Wildcats (1-2).
Wednesday's game
Matt Dolan led Scott with 22 points. For the Indians (1-3), Trent Stowers had 15 points and Ryan Kelly 10.
Girls baskeball
Avery Pivont scored a game-high 19 points for Summers (5-1), while Tyra Wynes and Brandy Morrison each added 12. Bre Pertee scored 14 points for Wyoming East (5-2).
Sarah Massey scored a game-high 15 points for Sherman (3-3) while Jordan Lewis added 11.
For Montcalm, Brenna Tyree led the Generals with six points.
Wednesday's games
Madison Morris and Sarah Kelly added 13 apiece, while Brooke Heck scored 12 to lead the Timberwolves (4-2).
Ty Hairston led Woodrow Wilson (1-6) with 12 points and Kavita Francois had 11 points.


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Comments about Microwave Egg Muffin Cooker:
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Handy little device.
By Mary
from Spokane, WA
About Me Rarely Cook
It makes a tasty, egg muffin sandwich that takes two minutes to make and is a very nice meal.
I would buy this product as a gift.
By N/A
from Yonkers, N.Y.
Used this product several times. Eggs come out perfect. Very happy with it.
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Breakfast in a jiffy--just awesome
By Carmelinda
from Texas
About Me Avid Cook
Just like most people say--this product is just awesome. I used to have to make my husband's egg beaters using a nonstick skillet, but the nonstick, as it usually happens to me, became a sticky skillet and I haven't purchased any other. This little gadget is just what I needed. I give him his breakfast in just a few short minutes. For me and my daughter whenever she is with us, I prepare regular eggs. And, to my surprise, after using a little bit of oil or margarine on the gadget since day one to prevent stickiness, I decided to not use anything at all and the eggs didn't stick. This is a real nice gadget. I like it so much that I need to watch it as I don't want my cholesterol to skyrocket. I will keep mine to about 3 or 4 eggs per week to be on the safe side. I purchased two and I will probably give one to my sister.
By Grandma B
from Apex, N.C.
I use the southwestern egg scrambles. It has peppers and other good stuff in it. I cook a few sausage links and cut up and put in with the eggs. Sometimes it takes a few more seconds to get done. I use english muffins to put mine on, i often put on a piece of cheese, after the egg is done.
By Nuncia
from Kissimmee, fl
This egg cooker is so great, I do not have to pull out my frying pot any more. Great product.
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By Diane
from Apex, NC
This is the best product that has been ever made. I use egg substitutes and cooks well. I use this as much as I do my toaster. The egg fits perfeactly on an english mufin.
Niffty Egg and muffin cooker
By Chef AL Boy-R-Dee
from Alamogordo, NM
Great for a fast and hearty breakfast or even an after school snack.. Spray oil it so it will even do better on the non stick clean up not heavy oil just like canola or even brush butter on it! I like that the best.I bought 2 of them 1 as a present or gift!
My absolute favorite kitchen gadget!
By Tinabeanareno
from Portland, OR
So glad I received this as a gift! Use it every morning to make an egg white English muffin.
Microwave Egg Muffin Cooker
By thea
from East Texas
My husband and I are enjoying our purchase. We use these to make an English muffin breakfast sandwich with scrambled egg.It does help to spray the bottom with Pam, or sometimes, if I am including bacon (I use turkey bacon) on my sandwich, I'll rub a piece in the bottom prior to adding the egg.I always enjoyed breakfast sandwiches from fast food restaurants, but have had to cut back on the fat and calories. This little device helps a lot.


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The IBM Support Portal Release 3.0 has been deployed.
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A "Featured links" function on the task pages brings IBM recommended links to the forefront.
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ITV's Resident TV Doctor, Dr Chris Steele MBE, Yvonne Anderson, Andrew Steele (British 400 metres runner) and me. Dr Chris Steele has been a TV Doctor since 1988 appearing on 'This Morning'
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Never ever look into the eyes of the Worlds Fastest Hypnotist - Sean Andrews who decided to give me a giggle button after sticking my hand to the table. Thanks Sean for a great training weekend!
I had the great privilege of training with Sean Andrews - The Worlds Fastest Hypnotist in July 2011. Learning his amazing skills was not only great fun but an eye opener as to what is really possible!
It was great to spend time with Ruby Wax in London in July 2011. Not only a very funny lady but a great motivational speaker. Her stories are legendary, especially of her time with Donald Trump.
I trained with Paul McKenna (Celebrity Hypnotist) in 2004 and it was great to catch up with him in July 2011. He gave me some great advice for a book to expand my TFT skills and it has proved invaluable.


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Product DescriptionProviding outstanding protection to your pontoon boat, this cover is made of Covermate HD 600 marine-grade polyester fabric. Offers superior water resistance and protection from UV rays. The silver reflective fabric helps keep your pontoon boat cooler on hot summer days. Double-stitched, double-ply seams add strength and durability. Includes quick-release buckles and straps. Buckles at the back let you easily attach the cover to the u-bolts on your boat. Sewn-in draw cord for a tight fit. Comes with FREE oversized mesh storage bag. Not recommended for trailering. Five-year warranty.


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Insist on Honesty In School Statistics
January 27, 2013
Officials in some of Ohio's biggest school districts, including Columbus, were caught lying about student attendance numbers last year....
Same subject, but a little different. I noticed that the Bridgeport BOE wants a $1,0000000 levy to hire a school resource officer. Another BOE wants $2,000000 to hire 100. Kind of high pay for "A" resource officer. Don't you think????
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I apologize for going off the topic but I don't know if anybody has mentioned this: Bob's Red Mill ( a truly great outlet for flours) has a whole series of beans that's quite interesting. Bottom of the second page and all of the third page under "Grains Beans and Seeds":
Most of these have one hour (or less for the anasazi beans) cook time. I've been developing some recipes with the adzuki beans, which are really sweet and delicious, and I'm about to move onto trying the cranberry beans. They do have Lima beans there. Between BRM and RG we have a lifetime of bean recipe creation I would say.


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Atlanta, GA, July 25, 2013 - It seems that everywhere you call, youll hear the exact same message, XXR wheels are on a nationwide backorder. First Choice Wheels and Tires took the initiative to try and beat the system by ordering over a thousand wheels a year in advance. Of course there was no way to order every single size and finish, so we wanted to stick with the most popular items. With a selection of 20,000 part numbers, you can see how this might get overwhelming stated Dino Cajic, CEO of First Choice Wheels and Tires. He explained that XXR is a brand that people want. If we can provide it sooner than the other guy youll come out on top. Our sales and marketing staff have spent hundreds of hours on XXR alone trying to predict which items will be popular a year from now. A year...
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As the new century arrived, Firestone was convinced automobiles were the future. In 1900, he moved to Akron, Ohio, which was soon to become the rubber capital of the world, and began manufacturing his own tires in a small old foundry. In just six years, sales of Firestone tires surpassed $1 million.
As the demand for tires grew, Firestone set the pace with innovations that included the pneumatic tire, an improvement over the difficult-to-mount clinchers then in use; the demountable rim, which for the first time made it easy for drivers to change their own tires; the first angular non-skid tread, which made automobiles easier to control; the gum-dipping process, which guarded against heat build-up; and the first successful set of low-pressure balloon tires that allowed cars to travel at faster speeds with greater safety and comfort.
In 1911, the first Indy 500® was held and Firestone tires were on the winning car. Since then, Firestone-equipped racers have maintained a strong presence in the Sunday races. From 1920 through 1966, every winner at the Indy 500® had one thing in common - Firestone tires.
Firestone became a household name as the company continued to grow and make its mark on the country. People began shopping at Firestone one-stop service centers that sold not only tires, but car service and batteries. Within 13 years of opening the first store, the Firestone network of stores grew to 575 and offered 2,200 different items. In homes across America, people tuned in each week to hear the "Voice of Firestone" radio program that started in 1928 and ran for the next 36 years. And, Americans followed the footsteps of Harvey Firestone as he championed the drive to improve the infrastructure of the country with modern highways and better roads.
As the century began to draw to a close, the company, which had long held a strong international presence, began looking for an international partner to help it compete more effectively on a global scale. In 1988, the Bridgestone Corporation of Japan purchased the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company. It was the largest investment ever of a Japanese company in an American company.
The merger created a truly new global company that brought Firestone's manufacturing capabilities and production operations to Bridgestone. The merger positioned the company to sell tires internationally and leveraged technological advances that included UNI-T®, which improves tire traction on wet surfaces, and UNI-T AQ, which keeps performance at optimum levels even as tires wear.
In 1995, the Firestone name returned to Indy racing after an absence of more than two decades and soon reclaimed some familiar territory - the winner's circle.
Fifteen years after the two companies merged, Bridgestone Americas has entered the new century just as it began - with fire: to continually innovate, to offer the best, to win the race and to make the lives of people safer and easier. Harvey S. Firestone would have been proud.


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God Is Not in The Answer Man's Details
There's no shortage of pain in The Answer Man, the opening-night selection at last April's Sonoma Film Festival. Nearly everyone in it seems paralyzed by hopelessness, fear of rejection and emotional numbness. They're looking for a savior, and in one famously reclusive author – think J.D. Salinger, if he'd written a bestselling spiritual guide instead of Catcher in the Rye – they think they've found him.
The Answer Man Opens 12th Sonoma Film Festival
The Sonoma International Film Festival kicks off tonight with the Northern California premiere of The Answer Man, a shrewdly amusing drama starring Jeff Daniels (The Lookout, Traitor) as the author of a spiritual self-help book.
The film, which earned critical raves and a Grand Jury Prize nomination at Sundance, marks the feature debut of writer-director John Hindman, who was able to lure Daniels to the project on the strength of his script alone. (At the time, Hindman had no movie deal, much less a budget for big-name talent.) Daniels, whose reclusive writer believes none of his own bestselling psychobabble, heads a talent-rich cast featuring Lauren Graham, Kat Dennings and Juno's Olivia Thirlby.


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The Reynold's RZR 92 Tubular Wheelset is the Utah-based company's flagship wheel for 2012—and flagship is somewhat of an understatement. The RZR 92 is specifically designed for time trials, and, contrary to most TT wheelsets, Reynolds doesn't use a disc in the rear. Instead, Reynolds engineers went back to the wind tunnel where they applied computational techniques used by the U.S. Army to develop, optimize, and validate airflow for unmanned drones and guided missiles. In other words, Reynolds used cutting-edge military technology to design the RZR, and did so with impressive results.
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- Reynolds engineers added an additional channel running around the rim on the centerline of the tire mounting surface to create additional clearance for stitching and cloth tape covering, promoting optimal contact between the tire and the rim, eliminating 'waddle' that happens when bottoming out on the rim
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Sept. 26, 1929 - Dec. 4, 2012
Judy, a resident of the E. Dene Moore Care Center in Rifle, passed away quietly on Dec. 4, 2012.
Judy was born in Breckenridge to Carl and Luna Enyeart on Sept. 26, 1929. She married Willis Paddock in 1947. Willis was killed in 1960, and she married Chance Hansen in 1982.
She was preceded in death by her parents; both husbands; her brothers, Loren, Wes and Walt; her sisters, Jean and Ruth; and her grandson, Jared Roschak.
Judy is survived by her brother, Bud (Martha) Enyeart of Loveland; brother, George (Verna) Enyeart of Savannah, Ga.; son, Paul (Alice Ernst) Paddock of East Sandwich, Mass.; son, Mike (Wilma) Paddock of Rifle; daughter, Terry (Michael) Roschak of Breckenridge; granddaughter, Heide (Daniel) Fraley of Collinswoods, N.J.; grandson, Dustin (Nina) Paddock of Altadena, Calif.; grandson, Mike (Stephanie) Paddock of San Juan Capistrano, Calif.; granddaughter, Michelle (Scott) Roberts of Corydon, Iowa; granddaughter, Kelli (Tony Stewart) Roschak of New York, N.Y.; granddaughter, Sherry (Trent) Sanders of Bakersfield, Calif. and 10 great-grandchildren.


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Space Age Appropriate: Science Museums for Kids in NYC
by Alyssa Grossman, 03/27/2012 [Updated 05/06/2015]
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NASA's space shuttle program may be over, but public interest in these unique spacecraft and their missions has hardly run out of fuel. In 2012, the space shuttle orbiter Enterprise took one final flight (on the back of a 747, no less), leaving its spot at Washington, DC's Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum and ultimately landing in an exhibition at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum. "Space tourism" is increasingly becoming a reality, but in the meantime, kids and teens of all ages can fill up on planetary education and entertainment citywide. Fasten your seat belts and read on for the coolest ways children can discover space in New York City. Find out where to dig through archives of orbiting history, see an out-of-this-world planetarium show or hit a golf ball by understanding, and using, the laws of motion and gravity.


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A man wanted on multiple larceny cases in Onslow County has been arrested.
Yesterday, deputies put out a public appeal for help in locating Danny England III, saying the man had no history of violence, but would "run in an instant."
England was found in the Southwest area of the county around 10:15 a.m. Wednesday and is being processed into the county jail.
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Onslow County deputies are asking for the public's help in finding a larceny suspect.
Danny England III is wanted on nine larceny warrants. Deputies say the 29-year-old man has no history of violence, but they say he will "run in an instant".
England is described as 5'6", 150 pounds, with blond hair and blue eyes. He has multiple tattoos, including those on his stomach, shoulder, back, left arm and neck.
Anyone who sees England should call the Onslow County Sheriff's Office at (910) 455-3113 or Crime Stoppers at (910) 938-3273.


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They thump..no exit on the oinker though.
They thump..no exit on the oinker though.
Looks like they did the job. Nice pig packmule!
Thank you...I was a little ticked. Ended up loading the hog around 8:30 after looking for more and had hogs on camera there 30m after I left.
I think it always works that way.
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Minneapolis residents breathe clean air, prioritize
exercise and keep their weight down, supported by a city that was among the first
to add bike trails and ban smoking in public places. If you live in
Minneapolis-St. Paul, you and your neighbors are less likely to have
cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and asthma and are more likely to be in
excellent or very good health. (It helps that you're less likely to smoke and
more likely to walk or bike to work -- in the summer, at least).
"Minneapolis has lots of open spaces, parks, and walking areas, and you
see people walking everywhere," Thompson says. The twin cities do their
part by setting aside a high percent of the city as parkland, offering plenty
of ball fields, tennis courts, playgrounds, dog parks, golf courses,and
recreation centers. How do Twin Cities residents keep up their commitment to
fitness during the area's notoriously cold winters? Snow sports and "lots
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European Natura 2000 Award
19 December 2013 | News story
The European Commission is launching a new Award designed to celebrate and promote best practices for nature conservation in Europe. The European Natura 2000 Award aims at bringing the success of the network to the public's attention and to demonstrate its importance for protecting biodiversity across Europe.
The 2013 Flash Eurobarometer survey revealed that only 27% of the respondents have ever heard of the Natura 2000 network, and that 44% know what the term "biodiversity" means. On the other hand, Europeans feel strongly about nature conservation and 97% agree that halting biodiversity loss is a moral obligation.
The Award, which will be an annual event, is open to any entity involved in the implementation of activities related to the management of Natura 2000 sites. Authorities, businesses, land owners, NGOs, educational institutions and individuals from the 28 EU Member States are all eligible to apply for one of the five categories of the award: conservation, socio-economic benefits, communication, reconciling interests/perceptions, and networking and cross-border cooperation.


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600 ml bottle included.
Reflective accents promote safety and visibility to traffic when riding and training.
Practical for almost any sport, this belt bag allows you to carry your essentials and the included 600 ml water bottle. The ergonomic mesh back is ventilated to prevent overheating and a mini-light tab, with Spiderlock vision light included, enhances your visibility for more safety.
Perfect for a large variety of uses both athletic and personal.
On days when others let their cars idle, you run. On days when others rush from the car to the office gripping umbrellas, you run, On days when you can't tell the brand of your sneaker because they are caked with mud, we run with you. Throughout the seasons, Louis Garneau has your back even when running doesn't seem like an option.


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May 24, 2016
Leon County Health Dept. Continues Flu Vaccination
Tallahassee, FL -- The Leon County Health Department continues to hold flu vaccination clinics for anyone, 6 months of age and older*, who need a flu vaccination. Flu vaccinations will be available on a walk-in basis, with no appointment needed, for the dates/times listed below – these clinics will take place at the Roberts & Stevens Clinic, 1515 Old Bainbridge Road:
Tuesday, December 18th 12:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, December 20th 12:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
The cost for the flu vaccine is $22.00. The vaccine is available at no charge for individuals who have Medicare Part B or Capital Health Plan (CHP). Individuals with Medicare Part B or CHP must bring their driver's license (or other valid ID) and Medicare or CHP card. Flu vaccinations are also available free of charge for children age 6 months – 18 years old who meet any of the following criteria:
· have no health insurance,
· are Medicaid recipients,
· have health insurance that does not cover immunizations, and /or
· are Native American or Alaskan Native.
Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
*Presently flu vaccine supply is limited for children 6 – 35 months of age. Flu vaccinations are available other weekdays by appointment. For additional information, to schedule an appointment or to make certain the vaccaine is available, please call the Leon County Health Department, Immunization Program Office, at (850) 606-8020.
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I successfully developed Admin Extension view with item list, but I am not able to develop view with XForm.
I follow the guide Extending Admin UI - Zimbra :: Wiki and modify the code via latest zimbra_samba extension and the result - form is not displayed, no error message.
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