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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - By timing the address to follow his major budget, tax reform and school funding proposals, Ohio Gov. John Kasich's annual State of the State speech Tuesday in Lima will feel more like a stump speech for 2014 than the typical litany of big policy initiatives.
The Republican governor will use the speech to promote his latest ideas for the state, rather than announce them.
He's said as much.
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"For those that are thinking that they want to come to Lima on the 19th for a whole bunch of new things in the State of the State, don't come," he said in unveiling his $63.2 billion, two-year budget this month. "Because I think we've got it all out on the field right now."
For the second consecutive year, Kasich is taking the address outside Columbus, and outside the Statehouse, where pro-union protesters packed the halls and sent up disruptive shouts during his first address in 2011.
Last year, Kasich made history when he first gave the speech elsewhere, picking the Democrat and union stronghold of Steubenville to highlight positives he said were taking place in economically hard-hit eastern Ohio, particularly surrounding K-12 education and oil and gas exploration.
With Lima, in northwest Ohio, Kasich has found a manufacturing hub with significantly improved employment, which also sits in the heart of reliably Republican farm country. The new president of the Ohio Senate that's sometimes blocked Kasich's plans, Keith Faber of Celina, lives nearby.
Located about 80 miles south of Toledo, Lima was built around factories that made locomotives and school buses. Heavy industry still drives the city, home to an oil refinery, a Ford Motor Co. engine plant and the nation's only tank manufacturing plant.
Like many of Ohio's industrial cities, poverty is a problem in some neighborhoods, but the city's unemployment has been nearly cut in half from two years ago and now stands at 7 percent.
President Barack Obama's campaign rally just days before the election last November marked the first time a sitting Democrat president visited Lima since Harry Truman stopped there in 1948. In the end, Obama's rival, Republican Mitt Romney, handily won Allen County last year, scoring 61 percent of the vote to Obama's 37 percent.
By reversing the usual speech-then-budget pattern of past governors, the former congressman is following a classic campaign format: Announce a big policy initiative, then hit the road to sell its merits.
"He's trying to seize the initiative a little bit, kind of take a proactive approach," said Grant Neeley, a political scientist at the University of Dayton.
"It's the second time he's taking the State of the State address outside the capital, so he feels like it's a more receptive audience. He's trying to paint himself as a proactive governor coming forward with all those proposals kind of rapid-fire," he said.
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The budget also incorporates an expansion of Medicaid through the federal health care overhaul, the new K-12 school-funding formula, and a new way of funding public colleges and universities that fosters cost-saving collaboration and emphasizes college completion over enrollment.
Mark Cassell, an associate political science professor at Kent State University, said Kasich's budget and school funding package is "very mixed" for Ohioans. By laying out the plan ahead of the State of the State, the governor has given himself a forum to defend it.
"There's a bit of smoke and mirrors in there," Cassell said. "In the last budget, he pushed along these draconian cuts to the local level. He can now proclaim to be very generous to those local governments and schools, while offering these tax cuts. But broadening the sales tax will mean rising costs for everyone, and the poor will be hit the hardest."
Cassell said, "I think he genuinely believes these things are going to work to improve the state's economy." The State of the State will be his chance to sell them.


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Webster City scored three runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to rally past Humboldt, 5-4 in a North Central Conference softball game at Webster City Wednesday night (June 19). Humboldt collected five hits but also made five errors. The loss moved Humboldt's record to 12-6 overall, 6-4 in conference play.
Lauren Friesth socked a 3-run homer with 2 out in the bottom of the seventh inning to lift the Humboldt softball team past Clear Lake, 12-11 Monday night (June 17) in Humboldt. Anna Tecklenburg earned the win pitching for Humboldt.
Humboldt ended last week with an 11-0 loss to Lisbon on Saturday (June 15) in the second day of the Humboldt tournament.
Webster City scored the only run in the sixth inning in turning back Humboldt, 1-0 in a North Central Conference softball game played in Humboldt Monday night (June 10). A double off the fence by Kaitlyn Biere lifted the Lynx despite a four-hit, 11-strikeout performance by Avery Terwilliger of Humboldt.
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|Regent Park, Carriage House take Valentine's Day to heart
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
|Wednesday, 20 February 2013 13:53
Residents and staff of Regent Park and Carriage House celebrate Feb. 14 with their annual Valentine's Day party last Thursday. Nursing home couple Arlene and Harry Harms are crowned the queen and king of Valentine's Day for the nursing home (pictured above in front), and residents George Voges and Connie Saunders take the honors for the assisted living side (pictured above in back). Royalty are voted on by residents and staff each year. Filled with colorful red and pink balloons, Regent Park was alive with Valentine's Day festivities, like a dance and party food.
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Thanks everyone for giving me your opinion & advice. I'm pretty sure I'll be going with Kuiu or Sitka. Seem to have more confidence with those two brands.
A bonafide city boy...that calls the Backcountry his "hood!"
I would consider first lite merino wool too
Core 4 Element, if you find it on Camofire.com you can get a great deal on some great clothing.
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I have 2 sets of polartec lightweight. It is definitely warm enough, but it really collects the stink after a couple days. I will be moving to the merino wool for next year.
You can save a little bit of coin on your baselayer by picking up a Stoic merino wool shirt, vs Firstlite or Icebreakers. I've got all three, and the Stoic is just as high quality as the rest. 9 days in the mountains with the same shirt, didn't wash it once, rarely even took it off.. When I got home, I said to the wife "Sniff this shirt! I wore it 9 straight days, and it doesn't stink!"
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I am not sure who's in charge...it might be me. But I need something to do this morning. If I do this one I'd like to do a Halloween theme.
"Anyone can run the next game, just make a signup thread. My guess is you should aim for a Monday"
Days go from 8 AM to 10 PM. I will accept votes up until 10:05 PM CF time. I know the clock is out of whack, but you all know ahead of time the expectation, so no exceptions.
No editing of posts of any sort whatsoever.
Only mafia can PM amongst themselves.
A betting thread will be openend should you have the need to "get down" on this game.
I'm not going to put a number or minimum on how many posts you need to have, but if you aren't contributing you will be warned about the clap and then die from the clap.
Ghosting is fine with me as long as you aren't excessive, annoying, or giving hints about the game away. Then I will delete your posts and ask you not to ghost post anymore.
Im in. who ever hosts is fine with me.
I'll play...it'd be fun for you to run one revkah...have you done one before?
Im just glad I have Homan as my bodyguard, Eustachy joked. If I ever make it real big and get to drive a limo everyday, hell be driving it. I thought he came off the bench like somebody was stealing his cow or something.
Revkah running a game?
Sign me up
Oh we will fight, fight, fight for Iowa State,
and may her colors ever fly!!!
In Accordance with Prophecy
Originally Posted by Flag Guy
Revkah running a game?
Originally Posted by tigershoops31
I'll play...it'd be fun for you to run one revkah...have you done one before?
I should point out that my face is based on me thinking that no, she has not.
However I understand she has done a good job with CF Survivor, so I'm sure this will go just fine
I'll go put on my Toga for the Halloween theme
I removed it.
i think the crowd wants revkah!
Originally Posted by Flag Guy
I'll go put on my Toga for the Halloween theme
Remind me to kill you early to put you out of your misery Oh wait, that's been done before
No to running one. Yes to toga and all ya' all have convinced me :P
We'll try to start on Monday. I'll get something dreamed up by then.
Im in
With revkah running I have no one to vote for.
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I am in
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With revkah running I have no one to vote for.
Yourself? Better yet get Cyclone Wander to play again.
but only if FG can sit next to me at the baylor game
John Walters is my hero
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Can anyone help me with removing ZCO completely from my machine
I was installing and entered in the wrong details, so I decided I didnt want to use it.
So I uninstalled it but now when open Outlook I get the following message
"MAPI was unable to load the information service LSMSSP.DLL. Be sure the service is correctly installed and configured"
This was ZCO 5.09 on outlook 07
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During a recent interview, Lanny Poffo revealed a bit of information that would have produced quite possibly one of the greatest feuds in WWE history. He stated that his brother, Randy Savage, wanted to work a two year program with Shawn Michaels, which was news to the Heartbreak Kid. Things would have been entertaining and intense, and the lessons learned could have made Michaels even more of a legend than he currently is.
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- I'm a Ph.D. student in Architecture at Georgia Tech, specializing in the area, ACB (Architecture, Culture, and Behavior). I got my Bachelor's degree in architectural engineering and had some time for practice back in Korea and came here at Tech for the professional degree in Architecture. Currently I'm very intersted in the role of physical environment such as addressing the needs of care model & process and then, involving in enhancing process and quality of care.
- I'm also a mother of 16 months old boy! He is a very healthy and happy boy! I can't imagine being in a hospital with him... Just imagining that is quite terrifying... It would be out of imagination being actually in a hospital with the little one... I hope I can really understand their(families and children) feelings and needs and can reflect those into the design of the pediatric health center.
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An invitation to those interested in our children's future
Published: Sunday, May 12, 2013 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 10, 2013 at 5:47 p.m.
Over the past several months, you likely have read numerous articles and reports bemoaning the failure rate of the children in Marion County's school system. Why do so many never graduate? What are the causes? And most importantly, what can we do to increase their academic success rate?
The answers to those questions are of paramount importance to both our students' and our community's future, and during the past 18 months, they have been the burning questions being examined by the Public Policy Institute of Marion County.
For those who may not know, PPI is a private, nonprofit organization with offices provided by College of Central Florida, and supported financially by the community at large — public and private, corporate and individual. Since its inception in 1999, the institute's primary annual focus has been an in-depth study of one of Marion County's most significant problems.
For the past six months, a PPI Study Team of nearly 49 individuals from across Marion County has been considering the causes behind and solutions to the educational challenges described above. That team's preliminary report will be presented by the study tri-chairs, Brandi Cooney, Dr. Heidi Maier and Judi Zanetti, at a breakfast meeting in the Klein Center on the College of Central Florida campus at 8 a.m. May 22.
In addition to the Study Team report, the institute is very pleased that David Lawrence will attend the breakfast and present his thoughts, "If Children Were a Real Priority."
Lawrence is the chair of the Children's Movement of Florida, president of the Early Childhood Initiative Foundation and the former publisher of the Miami Herald. He is a frequent presenter to our state Legislature and is recognized as a leading national advocate for children, especially in the area of early childhood investment.
If you have an interest in our children's future, and through them our community, please plan to join us. A limited number of tickets are available at $10 per person. To order, contact Marybeth Kyle at the PPI office, 854-2322, ext. 1457.
Dyer Michell is the retired CEO/president of Munroe Regional Medical Center and is chairman of the Public Policy Institute of Marion County Board of Directors.
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Course Number: JOUR-002.64Z
Course Title: Mass Communication and Its Impact on Society
Call Number: #01140
This course qualifies for the De Anza A.A./A.S. degree in area D, the General Education requirement for CSU in area D7, and the General Education requirement for UC/CSU (IGETC) in area 4G
"All of us who professionally use the mass media are the shapers of society. We can vulgarize that society. We can brutalize it. Or we can lift it onto a higher level."
William Bernbach
(American Advertising executive, 1911-1982)
This course explores the changing and dynamic world of mass communication, what makes it central to our human existence, and the importance of media literacy. We'll look at digital (online) media, print media (books, newspapers, magazines), audio media (music recordings, radio) and visual media (movies, television). We'll look at issues such as information overload, distributing digital content and the exploding roles of social media. We'll look at perspectives in the fields of journalism, entertainment, PR and advertising. We'll study media theory, ethics, research, law and the interplay between media and politics. We'll ask a lot of questions and look at different sides of difficult issues.
Who decides what's news? Is reality TV a reflection of society or is society mimicking TV? Is that explicit photo of the presidential candidate real or Photoshopped? Is peer-to-peer downloading stealing? Should libraries filter computer content to prevent kids from accessing pornography? Which politicians and celebrities need better PR? How do the media influence our thinking? Are we controlled by those who control the media? The associated questions are endless.
In this class, we will continue our evolution from being mere recipients of media messages to using the media as intelligent and discerning consumers. This may be one of the most relevant undergraduate courses you will take, as the media impact your life daily -- every time you listen to your iPod, change TV channels, glance at a magazine, or hang out on Facebook. This course deals with aspects and issues relevant to your life: current and future. Welcome!
Pros and cons of distance learning
This class is taught completely online; there are no on campus meetings. Students who do the best in online courses can read at college-level and are diligent about following directions and meeting deadlines.
For positives, prior Mass Comm online students have said:
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Make sure that you have regular (at least twice a week) access to a computer with Internet access and your own email address.
After finishing this orientation, fill out the short form at the end.
Read the online syllabus and other class information on Professor Grobman's website at http://faculty.deanza.edu/grobmanbeth/ to find out course details including the required textbook and grading standard.
Purchase or rent the textbook (there's more info on the professor's website).
The actual course website (our virtual classroom) will open on the first day of the quarter, and you will be notified by email how to log on to it. It will contain assignment details, a calendar with due dates, an area for class discussions, access to quizzes, a private gradebook and other helpful resources. However, if you want to get an early start on the course before the first day of class, you can start reading and studying the required textbook from the beginning. We will be reading it from front to back.
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I am at the International Telecommunications Union's Plenipotentiary Conference in Guadalajara, Mexico. The Plenipot, as it is called, occurs every four years, and is where senior officials are elected, the budget established, and the strategic plan set for the next four years. In short, it is the most important conference for the ITU.
Given the importance of the Plenipot, it seems the perfect time to reflect on the status of women in the ITU. On the one hand, there is good news to report – participation of women at ITU conferences, and at this Plenipot, is up substantially. On the other hand, the situation is rather grim. There has never been a women elected to a senior post - Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General, or Director of one of the three Bureaus. At this Plenipot, there is only one woman running for any of these posts; Veena Rawat from Industry Canada is running for Director of the Radiocommunications Bureau. Does it matter that a woman has never been elected to a senior post at the ITU? I think it does. I believe diversity of perspectives makes an organization stronger. The ITU has recognized that in encouraging a particular focus on women (as well as youth and people with disabilities) in its programs and requiring regional diversity in the elected officials and staff (which means that there is a measure of racial diversity at the organization). Yet, when it comes to women, there is a complete lack of representation at the senior levels. The elections for senior officials will occur next Thursday and Friday, October 7 and 8. I will keep you posted on what happens. In the meantime, I would be interested in your view of whether this is an issue we should be concerned about and if it is, what can be done to increase the representation of women in senior posts at the ITU.


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Linebackers, fields and All-Americans
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Ye olde notebook:
When you allow an Orange player named Prince-Tyson Gulley to rush for 208 yards and his teammate, Jerome Smith, to run for 157 more in said Pinstripe Bowl, you've got many problems.
Especially at linebacker. Especially in a 3-4 scheme.
So it's the charge of WVU defensive coordinator Keith Patterson to solve some of those problems this spring.
And he's working on them.
Gone are Terence Garvin and Josh Francis. Back are bowl starters Isaiah Bruce and Doug Rigg. But Patterson is seeking a different look for the 2013 season.
"Isaiah Bruce had a great freshman season, but he's got to become a better tackler," Patterson said. "He'd have led the Big 12 in tackles [last season] if he wouldn't have missed some, over-pursued or if he'd have taken some proper angles. Then he got banged up toward the end of the year and we probably played him too much.
"If Isaiah becomes a more physical, better tackler, he's going to be a really, really good football player."
Patterson, however, seems comfortable with his projected inside linebackers.
"Nick Kwiatkoski has come on by working as hard as anybody in the offseason," said the defensive coordinator. "He's pushing 6-foot-2 and is 230 pounds. So now you have two inside linebackers that are athletic and 230 pounds.
"I'll be honest with you. When you look for an inside linebacker ... [Kwiatkoski] is physical; he's a good tackler. All the guy does when you put him on the field is make plays. I question myself and ask, why didn't I play him more?"
Patterson also has experience returning in Rigg and Jared Barber.
"They've been here longer than the other two, but they're trying to adjust," Patterson said. "Jared was a 3-3 stack [middle] linebacker. Doug has played in the 3-3. So they're trying to transition and figure out the run fits. I think a year of experience is going to help those guys."
Here's the twist.
"I'm trying to convert Shaq Petteway and Sean Walters [from outside] into inside linebackers," said the coach. "Both are 230 pounds. So now you're sitting here with athleticism, size and strength. Now, Sean and Shaq are a little farther away from a size and strength standpoint, but they're better athletically. They can move extremely well in space."
Patterson also likes freshmen Hodari Christian and Al-Rasheed Benton.
The larger problem, he said, is WVU's outside linebacker situation.
"That's probably the deficiency we have," Patterson said.
The defensive coordinator has players like Garrett Hope, Dozie Ezemma, Tyler Anderson and injured Wes Tonkery there, but it seems all need to prove they're more than situational fits.
Hope will be useful against teams that want to line up and try to bull WVU. He's a guy who can set the edge. Ezemma is explosive, but not an every-down player. Anderson can provide depth.
It will be interesting to see if freshmen can help.
"To get more athletic, we brought in [Brandon] Golson and d'Vante Henry, who are extremely fast, 4.5-type guys," Patterson said. "They bring a completely different dimension."
The bill has passed the Senate and now has to pass through the House of Delegates and be signed by the governor. It's been sitting in the House for a week.
Throughout the years you've read and heard me gripe that honors are voted on too early. Why not wait until all the information (i.e. the postseason) is in? Why is there such a rush?
However, based on the available information and my deadline, my votes went like this:
First team - Kelly Olynyk, Gonzaga; Ben McLemore, Kansas; Victor Oladipo, Indiana; Mason Plumlee, Duke; and Otto Porter, Georgetown.
Second team - Marcus Smart, Oklahoma State; Trey Burke, Michigan; Cody Zeller, Indiana; Shane Larkin, Miami; and DeShaun Thomas, Ohio State.
Third team - Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Georgia; Russ Smith, Louisville; Allen Crabbe, California; Doug McDermott, Creighton; and Jeff Withey, Kansas.
I voted for Olynyk for player of the year (which he should get, but won't) and his coach, Gonzaga's Mark Few, for coach of the year.
Condolences to WVU director of football communications Mike Montoro.
After a battle with cancer, Montoro's mother, Marilyn, passed away in Irvona, Pa., this week. May she rest in peace.
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The Wolf is a good gun. I have one all setup for an elk hunt this year. Very accurate gun. I have an Accura MR coming, but if it doesn't make it in time for ML season. The Wolf will be fine.
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The Wolf is a good gun. I have one all setup for an elk hunt this year. Very accurate gun. I have an Accura MR coming, but if it doesn't make it in time for ML season. The Wolf will be fine.
Old Hunter, i shouldered the TC and the Wolf earlier at the gun shop and the Wolf seemed "generic" in the way the butt fit into my shoulder, seems really narrow. I know this is not they're highest model but should that concern me in leering me towards the TC?
I guess my question is why would you get the Accura if the Wolf performs as good as you say it does? Not busting your chops, just curious as you have more experience with this gun than I do. I liked the break action on the Wolf over the Impact, the other nice thing on the Wolf is the removable breech plug while the Impact needs the tool for removal. Thanks for the input!
I needed a gun to hunt with. I couldn't take the chance that the Accura would be in before ML season starts. I'm still not sure i'll have it.
However, I have no problem hunting with the Wolf. It fits me good. Better than any TC, because TC guns have an LOP that's too short for me.
If I was forced to hunt with the Wolf for the rest of my life. I wouldn't be upset.
My Wolf.
I also purchased an older mountain rifle type CVA muzzle loader and I believe the barrel twist is more designed for round balls. I'm planning on getting the Wolf set up first then work on the old Mountain rifle.
The Federal primers will work fine with the Western Powder BP. They'll even work with the stock BP if you have the headspace adjusted for a tight fit.
sounds good, thanks for the info guys!
Yes, I do, but I have a special license that lets me use a scope due to poor eyesight.
I have switched my muzzleloader to a 45 smokeless. Lets me extend my range out past 400 and still legal here in Nebraska. As far as other states not sure this would work however it might work in some. Another thing is I don't have to clean this very much any more and the cost is almost or more than half of what it used to cost.
Let us know what you decide on a gun!!
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Jeans: Urban Outfitters BDG Grazer Cigarette Jeans - 24 / $54 (similar - in petites!)
Necklace: Forever 21 Owl Necklace (old) - (buy similar 1, 2)
Watch: Michael Kors "Small Runway" (MK5430) - $127 (buy)
Shoes: Charlotte Russe Strappy Boots (2010) - 6 / $32 (love these - on sale too!)
Bag: Vieta Lucille Buckle Satchel (c/o TJMaxx) - $30 (very similar Aldo satchel!)
I had a rare day without any meetings today, so I decided to go for a fun, casual, almost-equestrian look with a blazer and boots. I love pairing this hot pink blazer with more subdued colors like blues and browns. The combination is always unexpected and makes for a visually interesting pop of color. And have you noticed my love of stripes lately? It's no doubt I've been spending too much time on Go Chic or Go Home's monocle page lately... So. Much. Inspiration!
Meanwhile, I'm on the hunt for a pair of cognac boots {isn't everyone these days?}. I currently have a pair of Steve Madden Intyce boots that I picked up last year but have realized now that they're much too roomy in the calves for my liking {
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Tuesday, May 24, 2011
PHOTO OP: More of Maxime Teixeira - with Body Bonus!
I thought you guys might need a little more of Maxime Teixeira as you prepare for his second round match against Roger Federer tomorrow because the first batch wasn't nearly enough and because he's, like, candy on a stick. Or is it a stick of candy? Anyway, you can even drool at this picture while pretending he's calling you and saying how excited he is to be playing Fed, a living legend. Wait, that's my scenario. Get your own guys.
Please feel free to offer your gratitude and appreciation to DtL tipster JJB for alerting me to these shots (well, I guess I can since you can't).
A bunch more, including our boy joining the shirtless brigade, after the jump. You won't be disappointed. Pinky swear.
[Photo(s): A cause de Garcons]
Labels: Maxime Teixeira, photo op, shirtless, tennis
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Rich! I hope your up and watching the match :-)ReplyDelete
He fine.
- AnonymousMay 25, 2011 at 3:14 AM
It's a shame Roger is currently manhandling him. Actually, it's a shame, I'M not currently manhandling him.
I know guys. Caught the tail end (and his) and it was a drubbing. Doesn't matter - wasn't there for the tennis anyway. Only for the pretty.ReplyDelete
Sad for him but good experience. Damn you, Fed.
- AnonymousMay 27, 2011 at 11:39 PM
I saw him play with Federer and I was shocked at how freaking hot he was so I had to look him up. great photos!ReplyDelete
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) – With graduation ceremonies nearly wrapped up, there is a renewed focus on the future, and young people are just as vulnerable to scams as seniors are.
Christy in Maryville asks: "What tips do you have for recent graduates on how to spot scams and avoid being scammed?"
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ACT reports commercial trailer net orders and shipments are on the rise
April 29, 2011
Commercial trailer net orders and shipments in March saw significant gains compared to February, according to data from ACT Research Co., a provider of data and analysis for trucks and other commercial vehicles.
In its most recent edition of ACT's "State of the Industry: U.S. Trailers," the firm said that net orders for trailers in March were up 21 percent from February and shipments in March were up more than 33 percent.
ACT also reported that trailer shipments for the entire first quarter were up 109 percent on an annual basis.
"Net orders have now grown for 18 consecutive months, as well as 19 of the past 20. Total trailer net orders are now 98% above the level at this time last year," said Frank Maly, Director CV Transportation Analysis and Research with ACT Research, in a statement. "Shipments, up 109% year-to-date, are growing at an even stronger pace. Additionally, backlogs continue to grow. The stage is set for solid industry performance for the remainder of 2011 and throughout 2012."
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They ain't what they Llusta beThese coffees should taste familiar, but pay attention! Take notes! Today's tasting is the last hurrah for Toscano as portrayed by Nueva Llusta from Bolivia and Haru in the role of Apollo. Just Wednesday we began roasting and selling new versions of these well-loved coffees: the Toscano shipping now is comprised of a just-arrived lot from Union El Triunfo in Chiapas, Mexico and Apollo of Suke Quto from Sidamo, Ethiopia.
Notes on the CoffeesI get excited about new iterations of products like Toscano and Apollo because change typically means fresher components (not to mention that I love adventure of all sorts, including of flavor). In Toscano's case, though, I will admit to feeling a twinge of wistfulness today because Toscano (NL) has been so loved and appreciated in this current form, which is especially interesting given how bright it is and how seldom we think of Toscano for brightness. That said, we bought Union El Triunfo's coffee last year thinking it would taste good in Toscano and it did, and I'm glad to have it back this year for Toscano. This is one of the strongest co-ops in Chiapas from social and environmental perspectives, and they have great cup quality potential, too.
Haru has held steady in its role as Apollo for many months and if we had more of it to sell, I'd feel comfortable continuing to do so, given how well it and Idido have held up. Alas, we finally reached the end of last year's Haru and this year's lots are somewhere between Yirgacheffe and Durham, so we went looking for alternatives and found Suke Quto. Suke Quto is a delicious organic coffee from Sidamo, Ethiopia that shipped early, and that is pretty much all we know about it. We are eagerly awaiting our coffees from our long-time supplier co-ops within the YCFCU but meanwhile, Apollo's citrusy, floral flavor profile makes it hard to substitute coffees from other parts of the world.
I wouldn't be surprised to see the same (but are they the same?) coffees on the table next week or the one to follow, so as I said, take notes!


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It's Not About You
We see it all the time. The press tells us that an ex-President or CEO is working on building his or her legacy. However, we notice that the first thing that person does is run out and hire a publicist. Then we see nothing but a series of photo-ops and P.R. events centering on the legacy builder.
The manifestation of your legacy is not really about you or how people remember you. It is about the impact you have made on others. The definition of manifest is "to make clear or evident, to reveal." The only way to make your legacy evident is through action, the objective of which is the welfare of others.
You are not your legacy. You are the one who manifests your legacy. What is ultimately important is not the image of yourself that you leave behind, but the purposeful action that results in a positive impact on other people's lives.
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The legacy that is manifested is strictly a by-product, maybe even a reward for our part in making the world a better place. The quest to leave a legacy is ultimately inspired by love. Our love for our family, for our community and for our fellow human beings.
Unfortunately, to many people, legacy is about fame. We see people who aspire to be famous by being famous. Their legacy is printed on the covers of tabloids or in video archives. The true legacies are earned by those who made the world a better place, those who made a difference in people's lives, those who made their communities better.
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What do you guys think?
Uh, no. We aren't even getting votes right now.
We'd get votes, but not the top 25.
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Good lord, you have to be kidding.
No if we would have beaten KSU yes
Kyle S. Flander
Originally Posted by clonomaniac
What do you guys think?
Not even close. We would need to be at least 5-2 before getting serious consideration - probably 6-2.
Start getting votes maybe? I think we still fly under the radar due to the KSU and Iowa losses, although those may both be looking like pretty good losses by the end of this week.
Nope. Maybe if we had beat K-State, TTU and Utah we would start getting votes
Originally Posted by clonomaniac
What do you guys think?
Absolutely not. Kansas State has a much larger argument than we do.
Originally Posted by abcguyks
Not even close. We would need to be at least 5-2 before getting serious consideration - probably 6-2.
Completely disagree.
If we beat Utah, we will get a coupole votes but not enough to make the Top 25 especially since Utah hasn't been tested yet.
If we then turn around and beat Oklahoma to go 5-2, we will no doubt crack the Top 25. You'd be talking about back to back Top 10 defeats.
If we win, K-State wins on Thursday, and Tech wins, I would guess anything is possible. K-State will sure get more votes if they knock off Nebraska. Football tomorrow night is gonna kick ***.
Wasn't this same discussion thrown out there before the Iowa game? We all know how that one turned out. Let's try to keep things in perspective.
What ever happened to truth, justice and the American Way?
Originally Posted by abcguyks
Not even close. We would need to be at least 5-2 before getting serious consideration - probably 6-2.
If we beat Utah and then OU. We are without a doubt in the top 25. If we go on to beat Texas on top of that, sitting at 6-2, we are easily top 20.
Need Nebraska to lose to K. St.
A 4-2 ISU with a win over #10 Utah and two losses to Top 25 teams (K. State should be in the 20s if they win, still receiving votes if they lose) could see significant votes, but not enough to crack the top 25. You have to remember teams that fell out of the Top 25: Texas, Penn State, USC - we're not that good.
We needed to beat KSU.
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I'm relatively new to Zimbra and am evaluating the Network Pro edition for my company. I setup the demo and created accounts for everyone - but I didn't fill out any of the contact information (address, phone, etc). Can the user update that information herself?
Even better, since we are one company, is there a way to set defaults for certain fields so that when I create a new user, they have the office address already there?
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Please join us on February 17 for the premiere of American Winter.
Working with local non-profit 211Info, filmmakers Joe and Harry Gantz document the struggles of eight Portland families.
It is an honest, groundbreaking film - and reminds us why it is so important to fund our safety net services.
American Winter premiere
Sunday, February 17 - 3 pm
Portland Art Museum Whitsell Auditorium
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General admission is $11; buy tickets online now
Immediately following the premiere, the filmmakers will host a benefit reception for 211Info.
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1 cup non-fat dry milk
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2½ cup white sugar
2 cup unsweetened instant tea
2 tsp. ground ginger
2 tsp. ground cinnamon
1 tsp. nutmeg
1 tsp. allspice
1 tsp. ground cloves
1 tsp. ground cardamom
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Cardamom is a little pricey, but it is what brings the distinctively "Chai" taste to the mix,
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2012 Promotions and Special Events announced!
It's "Our Time" this season at the ballpark as the Royals unveil an exciting 2012 promotions and special events lineup. The schedule features great giveaways, the return of fan favorites and the introduction of special offers, which allow fans to experience all the ballpark's offerings at exceptional values.
The complete special events schedule can be found at www.royals.com/promotions. Please note all dates and times are subject to change.
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One thing concerns me. Did they do away with Autograph Afternoons? I really hope not! Or is it possible they just haven't scheduled them yet, and they will eventually be announced? First Royals Fan Fest, and now possibly Autograph Afternoons. The Royals really like to make it tough to be a fan and get some autographs of your favorite current and retired players.


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I was reading on Cyclones.com that Wes Johnson had been working on dribble drive penetration this off season. Does anyone thing that Wes could possibly slide over to a 2 guard? That way could start Brackins in the frontcourt and only have find a freshman point, which I'm guessing would be Diante Garrett.
Wes is to good of a rebounder and not a good enough ballhandler to move away from the front court.
I would have to agree with cyred, even if he did develop his ballhandling skills. he can jump and we need him down low getting rebounds.
I see Wes as a versatile 3, where he would create some matchup problems. He'll probably be a 2 in the NBA, if he improves like I think he will.
I think eventually Wes will be a tremendous SF, but for now his skills aren't ready. Once he can put the ball on the floor and create, the kid will be impossible to defend. He's going to be a special player by the time he leaves here. Can't believe he's only a sophomore.
im interested in staiger he looks like hes already big 12 built and if he can shoot and handle like people were saying during the cap city league he might see time at the startign 2 gaurd. i think garret staiger rashon wes jiri with brackens thompson and CJ coming in. Also haluska could see a lot of minutes it really will be fun to see how it all plays out
dan k
Originally Posted by CyRed1
Wes is to good of a rebounder and not a good enough ballhandler to move away from the front court.
He'll play some 2 eventually. I don't think he'll ever start at the 2. I'm more concerned about his defense at that position in the short term than his ball handling. Also, it's typical that McDermott keeps 2 back on D. What a waste if one of those is Wes or Rashon.
PG - Garrett
SG - Staiger
SF - W. Johnson
PF - Clark
C - Hubalek
Will be very surprised it this isn't our lineup.
I would put Brister at SG instead of Staiger but that is just me.
I've seen Garrett and Staiger play. Also watched Brackins. They are all really good! Staiger has a body for the Big 12 even though he is a freshman(he looks like he is 25). Garret is cocky, yet has a confident game. Brackins will eventually be a star. I would agree with your lineup. I think we will be good this year. Maybe a 5th place Big 12 team which should get us into the tourney. GMac is a very good coach.
Originally Posted by gocubs2118
I would put Brister at SG instead of Staiger but that is just me.
Staiger looks ready.
I just don't see Brackins on the bench the whole year. He is a really special player. As for Wes, maybe his growth spurt hurt his ability to play the two because that is his natural position. He played the two in high school before he grew five inches. I think to best utilize him, he should play the three and Clark should play the 4 spot. Clark played some PF in high school. He can't shoot from the outside and most of his buckets are around the hoop anyway. Wes has a decent outside shot that is improving. It will be interesting to see who starts.
I can see Wesley in a Scottie Pippen role as a point forward at times if he can start to handle the ball more. Scottie was an all around good player and still got his rebounds in that role and I could see WJ doing the same if he can penetrate off the dribble more.
Go Cubs Go!
wow what you smoking?
Wesley had an assist/TO ratio of 33-62 and shot 29% on threes, not good numbers for a guard. He led the team in offensive rebounds with 98, which led to quite a few points. I don't see him moving out of the front court.
I think CJ will play a much bigger role this year if he can improve his defense. Shot 53% from the field, had a positive assist/TO ratio and gets to the line a lot. His big drawback last year was defense.
Also think Petersen may be playing a lot at the point guard, particularly at the start of the season.
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I'm using Zimbra Desktop with my Yahoo accounts and I thought it was doing a great job - downloaded some 40k emails from two accounts.
But when I went to look at some emails in one of the folders - the Yahoo folders - there was nothing in them.
One account has all those folders filled with the mail that should be in them.
The other account doesn't.
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|Release Date: September 24, 1993
|Running Time: 97 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $7,950,889.00
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Saturday News, May 5th
Auto Accident Sends Two to Hospital
(Le Mars) -- A head-on collision at the 600 block of Lincoln Avenue last evening sent two people to the hospital. The accident happened about 10 o'clock. The Le Mars Fire and Rescue along with the Le Mars Police and the Le Mars Ambulance responded to that accident. The Le Mars Police is investigating that accident and a report has not yet been issued.
Strong Storms Hit Northwest Iowa
(Le Mars) -- What started as a nice Friday afternoon quickly turned into a stormy and even scary day as severe thunderstorms and tornado sightings were reported in northwest Iowa at Sioux, O'Brien, Cherokee, and Clay counties. The storm developed quickly with severe weather warnings that had been issued at about 3:00 p.m. and continuing until 4:30 p.m. Sioux County sheriff'sdepartment confirmed a tornado did touch down. Heavy rains produced some isolated street flooding in Le Mars as an inch of rain fell within 30 minutes. Damage reports are mainly of down power lines and tree limbs. Reports of walnut sized hail was reported in northern Plymouth county. The afternoon storms were responsible for a semi-truck and trailer to be overturned near Sioux Center. At about 3:20 p.m. a Kenworth semi-truck and trailer driven by 67 year old Cheryl McClintic of Tyndall, South Dakota was thrown on its side. McClintic pulled into the parking lot of Natural Food Holdings when the wind gusts blew over the vehicle. McClintic suffered minor injuries and was transported to the Sioux Center hospital. In O'Brien county, a tornado was sighted between Primghar and Archer, and damage was limited to down trees and some roof damage. Yesterday, may have been round one as the National Weather Service says there is the potential for more severe storms to occur later this evening.
Gehlen Exceeds Goal With Meals for Honduras
(Le Mars) -- 150,120...that's how many meals were packaged yesterday when Gehlen Catholic students, Opportunities Unlimited clients, and community volunteers conducted it's "Then Feed Just One" program. Those meals that consist of rice, soy, dried vegetables and a chicken flavored powder containing vitamins and minerals will be shipped to Honduras. Event coordinator Dick Sievert is pleased with the effort. He says the group had a goal of packaging 130,000 meals.
Sioux Center Opens New Event Center
(SIOUX CENTER) -- With the hope of growth, Sioux Center has a new event center, and a celebration was held on Thursday to introduce it to the public. Terrace View Event Center is located south of town, adjacent to the golf course, with access to the facility off of highway 75 in the South Ridge Estates Commercial Park. With beautiful views of the golf course, center coordinator Jennifer Vermeer says that the facility has a lot to offer.
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Last weekend the facility hosted their first big event- Sioux Center prom, with over 200 students in attendance. Vermeer said that many weddings are already booked for the coming months.
The facility has been in the works for over 5 years, after the library expanded into the community center. Vermeer explains the overall reasoning behind the desire for the new event center.
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Hundreds of Sioux Center's community members visited Terrace View Event Center for the ribbon cutting and celebration on Thursday. Senator Randy Feenstra and Representative Dwayne Alons were in attendance.
Teen Charged as Adult in Sex Abuse Case
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Authorities say a teenager has been arrested in a sexual abuse investigation involving a family member in Sac County.
Officials say a 17-year-old boy was charged as an adult with third-degree sexual abuse and incest on Friday. Investigators say a local doctor contacted the Sac County sheriff's office in February
to report the sexual assault of a girl.
The Associated Press is not using the teen's name to protect the girl's privacy.
Researcher Challenges U of I Over Medical Discoveries
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - A University of Iowa researcher will square off against the nonprofit that manages the school's intellectual property in a trial over whether he was denied the chance to make millions off potential treatments he discovered for arthritis.
Medical school professor Donald Macfarlane claims the UI Research Foundation managed the patents on his discoveries in a way that shut down his research and cut him out of a lucrative sale of
the technology to a drug company.
The Johnson County trial starts Tuesday.
His attorney plans to ask jurors to award $25 million in lost income. That outcome could cripple the finances of the foundation, which reported $26 million in net assets in its latest tax filing.
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The new state tour continues to pick up steam after the first events in
Earlier Monday afternoon, the tour group of Cyclone coaches and staff visited the Bickford Cottage, an assisted living community in
"This has been a really nice time for our residents," Cottage director Kathryn Keane said. "They have really enjoyed having visitors."
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The man suspected of killing 12 people at a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises is alleged to have cried: "I am the joker" before opening fire.
New York Police commissioner Ray Kelly said: "We have some information, most of it is public. It clearly looks like a deranged individual. He had his hair painted red, he said he was 'The Joker,' obviously the 'enemy' of Batman", CBS reported.
The suspect has been identified by federal law enforcement officials as American national James Holmes.
The 24-year-old is a former student from University of Colorado Medical School.
James Holmes is suspected of opening fire and killing 12 people at a cinema
The Holmes family, who live in San Diego, have spoken of their sadness at the tragedy.
Reading out a statement on their behalf, Lieutenant Andra Brown of the SD Police Department, said: "Our hearts go out to those who were involved in this tragedy."
"We ask that the media respect our privacy at this difficult time... We are still trying to process this information and appreciate that people respect our privacy."
An earlier photo of Holmes, believed to have been taken from a school yearbook
Speaking outside the family home, Lt Brown confirmed the suspect attended high school in San Diego before pursing a PhD in neuroscience at the University of Colorado, Denver.
Holmes' mother was inside the house, accompanied by friends, Brown confirmed. The family had apparently been made aware of the developing incident by the media.
The tragedy unfolded at the midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora near Denver, when a gunman burst into the theatre and hurled tear gas before opening fire.
Holmes, 24, was arrested in the car park and is being held in custody. He was reportedly armed with a rifle and two handguns.
He told police his apartment, five miles from the cinema, housed explosives.
Aurora Police confirmed that Holmes' apartment had been booby-trapped with flammable explosive material.
Police search the apartment of the suspect
Police are currently working out how to disarm the device.
Aurora police chief Dan Oates, said: "We are very concerned about getting in there and getting the evidence."
"It looks pretty sophisticated," he added.
Bomb experts from several security agencies are at the scene, as are a fleet of fire trucks.
|@ HuffPostPol : Obama: Scripture says that he will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more...
|@ HuffPostPol : Obama: We can all understand what it would be like to have someone that we love taken from us in this fashion
|@ HuffPostPol : Obama: I also had the chance to give folks some hugs and to shed some tears ... and also to share some laughs.
The AP reports:
The images brought it all back for survivors of the 1999 Columbine massacre. The blood. The tears. The confusion and the heartache, the elusive search for a reason why.
Paralyzed in the Columbine shootings, Anne Marie Hochhalter, now 30, says friends still reach out to alert her to prepare for disturbing images on the news. She got a text message Friday morning when she woke up. Warning, it said. There was another one, this time close to home.
Hochhalter took a deep breath and turned on the TV.
"My heart just fell," Hochhalter said Sunday. "It brought back a lot – flashbacks from that day. At the time I was so hurt I wasn't watching the news, you know, watching it like other people were. But this time, I was right there, seeing it all."
Columbine students who survived what in 1999 was the worst school massacre in U.S. history are re-living their own experiences. And they're banding together to try to help. On Facebook and by phone, they are reaching out to people who witnessed Friday's early-morning slayings of 12 people at a movie theater in Aurora.
Young people were victims and witnesses in both shootings. The Columbine survivors are telling those at the movie theater that the road ahead of them won't be easy.
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Reuters reports:
President Barack Obama's re-election team, maintaining an unofficial time-out on full-scale campaigning following a deadly shooting at a movie theater, said on Sunday it will keep its advertisements off the airwaves in Colorado for the rest of the week.
Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney both set aside the previously harsh tone of the November 6 election campaign to speak soothingly to the nation on Friday, after the shooting rampage that killed 12 at a midnight movie screening outside Denver.
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|@ JordanGhawi : Sat down with President Obama. He has been incredible. He too has agreed not to mention the shooter's name.
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President Barack Obama dashed to Colorado on Sunday to meet with families of those gunned down in a movie theater and to hear from state and local officials about the shooting that left 12 people dead and dozens more injured.
Air Force One touched down at Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora late Sunday afternoon for the president's hastily arranged 2 1/2-hour visit, which includes a private meeting with the victims' loved ones and perhaps a public comment about the shooting early Friday morning at a busy multiplex.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, Aurora Mayor Steve Hogan and Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates were among those who greeted Obama at Buckley.
The president is expected to speak at 7:30 p.m. ET.
|@ BreakingNews : Police in Aurora, Colo. say shooting suspect James Holmes is not cooperating with authorities - @SkyNewsBreak
ABC on Sunday aired a clip of shooting suspect James Eagen Holmes. The clip showed Holmes discussing the idea of "temporal illusion" at science camp when he was 18.
"It's an illusion that allows you to change the past," he says.
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Authorities have identified the 12 victims who were killed early Friday morning in the Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting.
The deceased included an aspiring sports reporter, a 6-year-old girl and a man celebrating his birthday.For more about the victims, read the AP's report.
Audio of the first hour of the police and fire response to the Colorado shooting was made available this weekend via RadioReference.com.
To listen to the recordings, click here (warning: extremely graphic content).
James Holmes' gun jammed during the attack, a law enforcement source told the Associated Press.
The claim was made based on leftover bullets found in a magazine at the crime scene, the official said. The jam likely caused the suspect to change weapons in the middle of the attack.
More on this story here.
|@ KyleClark : Aurora PD reaffirms NO 2nd #theatershooting suspect: "An associate of Holmes was interviewed... no reason to believe that he is involved."
Local station FOX31 reports:
Sources tell Justin Joseph someone made either a call or a text from the person of interest's phone threatening violence if James Egan Holmes was not released from jail. That call prompted police to issue an alert to find and detain him.
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|@ ProducerMatthew : KDVR report: Second "person of interest" sought by police in Aurora, Colorado mass shooting - http://t.co/ICWoWzKS
From the AP:
Holmes apparently had prepared the attack at the Aurora theater well in advance, receiving multiple deliveries by mail for four months to his home and school and buying thousands rounds of ammunition on the Internet, Oates said.
"He had a high volume of deliveries," Oates said. "We think this explains how he got his hands on the magazine, ammunition," he said, as well as the rigged explosives in his apartment.
"What we're seeing here is evidence of some calculation and deliberation," Oates added.
Read more here.
From HuffPost's Sam Stein:
The White House announced on Saturday night that the president will make a stop in Aurora this Sunday. The guidance, which does not say whether or not President Obama will make public remarks (as he did following the Giffords shooting), is copied below:
On Sunday, the President will depart the White House en route Colorado. The departure from the South Lawn and arrival at Buckley Air Force Base are open press. In Aurora, Colorado, the President will visit with families of victims of the shooting as well as local officials. In the evening, the President will depart Aurora, Colorado en route San Francisco, California. The departure from Buckley Air Force Base and arrival at San Francisco International Airport are open press.
The President will spend the night in San Francisco.
|@ denverpost : EXCLUSIVE: President Barack Obama to visit Aurora #theatershooting victims and families Sunday: http://t.co/onz2ojZM
The New York Times has more details about James Holmes, including details from his day-to-day life:
"...Mr. Holmes struggled through his first academic year at the University of Colorado, Denver, and had dropped out by this spring. Neighbors from his gang-ridden neighborhood in Aurora described him as a solitary figure, recognizable as one of the few white residents of a largely Hispanic neighborhood, and always alone. Alone as he bought beer and liquor at neighborhood shops, as he ate burritos at La California restaurant or got his car fixed at the Grease Monkey auto shop. Alone as he rode his bicycle through the streets."
Read more here.
|@ jeffrossen : BREAKING: All hazards have been removed from James Holmes' apartment...per Aurora Police.
|@ BreakingNews : Colorado shooting suspect being held in solitary confinement for his own protection, says Arapahoe Co. sheriff
The AP has a complete list of Aurora shooting victims. View it here.
A profile on a popular sex website appearing to be that of Colorado shooting suspect James Holmes is authentic ... so say sources connected to the website.
As TMZ first reported, the profile appeared on the website adultfriendfinder.com just days before the "Dark Knight Rises" massacre. The profile included a cryptic message on the top which reads, "Will you visit me in prison?"
HuffPost's Sharon Carty reports:
When Peter Burns' cell phone rang at 2:15 a.m. Friday, he glanced at the caller ID with eyes blurred from sleep, and decided to ignore it.
It was Jordan Ghawi, a family friend. He figured he'd just call him back.
But at 5:15, his phone rang again. This time colleagues from a radio station where he used to work in San Antonio were calling to tell him his friend, and their former intern Jessica Ghawi had been killed the night before at a theater in Aurora, Colo.
At a midnight showing Friday of the latest Batman movie in Aurora, Colo., a gunman, identified by police as 24-year-old James Holmes, opened fire killing 12 people and wounding 58.
Burns, a local morning radio talk show host with Mile High Sports in Denver, had to make a decision: Call out of work, or go on the air. He decided to fill his show talking about his friend to take the focus off the shooter.
"I decided I'll do every single interview if it means we can't get this coward any airtime," Burns told The Huffington Post.
Full story here.
Via The Denver Post:
Sometime late Thursday, Alex Sullivan posted this message on his Facebook page: "#TheDarkKnightRises OMG COUNTING down till it start cant wait going to be the best birthday ever."
Sullivan died on his 27th birthday. He and seven co-workers from a Red Robin restaurant had gone to the premiere. All eight were injured.
Full story here.
Via HuffPost Denver:
At a Saturday press conference, Aurora Police Chief Dan Oates provided details of Holmes' booby-trapped apartment. The place was designed "to kill whoever entered it."
"It was going to be a police officer... we sure as hell are angry," Oates said. "It's mind-boggling for me."
Two devices were set off in the afternoon, and the evidence "will continue to take some time" to gather, Oates said.
Read more here.
|@ AP : Police chief: Suspect in Colorado theater shooting booby-trapped his apartment specifically to target police: http://t.co/OXwfVOcu -CC
|@ denverpost : UPDATE: Officials hope to let neighbors of #theatershooting suspect's apartment into homes Sunday: http://t.co/aqhDcyrM
|@ AP : BREAKING: FBI says anyone who had opened door to apartment of theater shooting suspect would have been seriously injured or killed
|@ AP : BREAKING: Aurora police chief believes major threats were eliminated from shooting suspect's apartment
|@ nydailynews : Jailed shooting suspect James Holmes is 'spitting on guards,' thinks he's in a movie http://t.co/hQTx8ybQ #Aurora
|@ NBCNews : People with same name as #Aurora, CO shooter hounded on social media http://t.co/pqxLFOC1


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May 25, 2016
Tallahassee, Florida - November 18, 2012
After two cars collide one ends up on fire Saturday at 2:45am in Suwannee County.
The Florida Highway Patrol says Leanna Stebbins, 21, was driving east on US-27 behind Brett Suggs.
FHP says Suggs' car was traveling east on US-27 slowing down to make a right turn onto 65th Road.
The release says Stebbins continued approaching Suggs' car and struck the rear.
According to FHP, Suggs then came to rest on its left side facing north.
Stebbins' car rotated clockwise, traveled off the road onto the southernmost grassy shoulder and entered an adjacent tree line where it struck a small group of trees with its front.
Stebbins' 2011 Chevy Cruz then caught on fire after coming to final rest facing southeast in the tree line.
FHP says Leanna Stebbins had minor injuries. The release says alcohol was not in her system and she was wearing a seatbelt.
The driver of the other car, Brett Suggs, was taken to Lake City Medical Center with minor injuries. Alcohol was not in his system.
According to FHP, Suggs had two passengers in his car. The first passenger, Brian Barnes, 22, was taken to Lake City Medical Center with minor injuries.
The other passenger, Elizabeth Marie-Avery, 24, had minor injuries.
All three were wearing seatbelts.
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17 of 23: A recycled path made from materials removed during construction of stamped concrete pathways.
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Pics 23-25 and 40 are the best. This is by far the best work in xeriscape I've ever seen.
You have given me some great inspiration. We have a water shortage here in California, so I will be attempting to make my front yard "waterwise". Thanks!
You've got a lot of great pictures here. The one I'm most interested in is picutre #13. Is that just a water pipe between 2 rocks to create a waterfall effect? Or is it actually coming up through a rock? Any more details? It's a great idea!
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text: Home Culture For Rent: Former Slave Quarters Watch this: In South Carolina, slave cabins will be converted into apartments. By: Jozen Cummings Posted: Oct. 4 2013 11:51 AM 0 A former slave cabin like this will be converted into an apartment in Anderson, S.C. (NBC News screenshot) In Anderson, S.C., real estate developer Chuck Corley has his eyes on a row of boarded-up houses. They're in good condition, and certainly refurbishable, but there's one small problem: Slaves used to live there. NBC News recently reported on Corley and his plans to develop a row of buildings built in 1850 and rent them out as apartments. "It's such a part of American history," he told NBC News. "You have to recognize that." The Palmetto Trust for Historic Preservation purchased the homes in Anderson in 2009, but Corley is under contract to buy them. But look at previous real estate purchases by Corley, and it's clear that he's a fan of a certain type of American history. Accordiing to Care2, Corley has purchased other pieces of land steeped in slave history, including one named Corley Hall Plantation in Lexington, S.C. Renovating the former residents of slaves is not a rare practice. Care2 notes that many other former slave plantations have been refurbished. At B&W Courtyards Bed and Breakfast in New Orleans, a slave cabin has been converted into a "Barbados-style beach house." At the Boxley Bed and Breakfast in Madison, North Carolina, guests have a choice of sleeping in the inn's main house or in a cottage where slaves once lived. The Prospect Hill Plantation Inn in Charlottesville, Virginia offers guests a number of sleeping options, from the 1740s overseer's cottage to the the 1790 slave quarters to "Sanco Pansy's cottage, originally the residence of a former slave." And to some people, African Americans included, spending time in a place where slaves once slept is a way to stay in touch with the horrors of the past. Joe McGill, a program officer with the National Trust for Historic Preservation, who is black, once spent many nights in slave quarters. "I thought, this is why I'm doing this -- for those people in those graves, to give them a voice for what they endured," McGill, 48, said to NBC News. Some see the purchase of old slave quarters in a slightly different light than they do most other tourism spots. Writes Kristina Chew at Care2, "Turning former slave cabins into apartments that people would actually live in full-time raises a number of ethical issues." Watch the video below: Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy Read more at Care2. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre 0


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- ESPN's Rob Parker made some bizarre, racially charged comments about Redskins Quarterback Robert Griffin III Thursday on the channel's debate show, "First Take".
"Is he a
'brother' or is he a cornball 'brother?" Parker asked the panelists. "He's not really ... he's
black...but he's not really down with the cause. He's not one of us. He's
kind of black, but he's not really like the guy you'd want to hang out
"I don't know, because I keep
hearing these things," Parker continued to ramble. "We all know he has a white fiance, there's all this talk about him being a Republican..."
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Resources to Help you Create your Dream Man Cave
Following up on last month's blog post, "Ultimate Man Caves," The House Plan Shop wants to share a list of resources to help you create your dream man cave. ChangeofAddress.com recently posted a list of 40 websites to help you design the ultimate "guy space" whether you need a quiet place to kick back and relax after a long day of work or a fun space where you can watch the game with the guys without disturbing the rest of the home. You can turn anything into your man cave from the garage or bonus room above it to a space in the basement. It is time to get started! Check out these interesting and fun man cave sites.


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What happens when a foreigner gets a speeding ticket / traffic fine in the United States? I've heard that the issuing officer will demand payment on site or will confiscate the drivers license. That sounds a little too extreme to be true but on the other hand I'm not sure how they would enforce punishment for these infractions on people who can just leave the country.
According to the "Foreign Visitors Driving in the U.S." page on usa.gov:
Searching for "confiscation of driver's license" on google, I found answers to the question "Can police confiscate your drivers license for a speeding ticket?" and it seems that the answer vary by state. So, as we say here, you mileage may vary.
BTW, If you are not paying a traffic fine in the USA, a Failure to Appear warrant will be issued for your arrest. This means that if you are ever pulled over by the police after the warrant has been issued, you will be thrown in jail and will have to work your way through the justice system.
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This FOX Richmond Morning Marketplace segment spotlights Entrust Financial Credit Union with Russell Sumner discussing online banking and using technology to manage your finances.
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Anaheim, CA (Sports Network) - Viktor Fasth came out a winner in his NHL debut
when he stopped David Legwand in the final portion of a shootout Saturday
night to give the Anaheim Ducks a 3-2 triumph over the Nashville Predators.
Signed as an undrafted free agent on May 21, 2012, the 30-year-old Fasth, the
starting goaltender for the Swedish national team at that year's World
Championship, had 19 saves.
Corey Perry scored the lone shootout goal for the Ducks, who suffered their
second home-opening shutout in franchise history with a 5-0 loss to the
Vancouver Canucks on Friday.
A night later, the Ducks were able to finally solve the Predators. Nashville
swept the season series last year and had won the previous six meetings.
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