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We have a trip planned to Hawaii in the month of April. I remember being cold the last time we snorkeled and swam there in March years ago.I have read that the average water temp is 75 degrees when we will be there. Would you think a shorty wetsuit would be ok? Or should I be looking for more? Temperate or warm water suit?Hopefully I could use it to extend the "season" in our salt water pool as well. I would appreciate your input. Thank you!
I weigh 237 lbs.. Will the deep see 3mm front zipper shorty keep me afloat in the water like a life jacket?
I am trying to figure out what size shorty I should use. I am 511 and about 200-203 pounds.
The most important measurements any time you purchase a wetsuit using the manufacturer's sizing charts will always be your waist and chest/bust measurements. The suit needs to fit your torso correctly in order to do its job properly. Keep in mind there is no such thing as a comfortable wetsuit on the surface. You want it to be snug, but not cut off circulation to your extremities. The more snug it is, the thinner the layer of water your body is heating. If its too loose you will remain warm for awhile, but eventually your body won't be able to keep up with the greater amount of water flowing through the suit and you'll wind up getting cold faster. After that your height is a secondary measurement. The manufacturers realize that generally speaking your boots and gloves can overlap slightly short arms and legs, or the diver can push or roll up longer sleeves and/or arms if need be. Weight is a measurement the diver can usually ignore. It really has little to no bearing what so ever on the sizing and fit of your suit. The manufacturers do not take into account muscle being more dense than fat, so based simply on fitness levels 2 people can be the exact same size but quite different in weight. This measurement should only be used if the person is literally on the fence between 2 sizes in all categories.


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High school volleyball state tournament results
State tournament glance
At Charleston Civic Center
Class AAA
Matches on court 2
Friday's results
First round
Saturday's results
GW: Hannah Shreve 15 kills, 8 blocks, 1 ace; Lexi Mourier 6 kills, 1 ace; Jordan Wittekind 7 kills, 2 blocks; Casey Rollins 5 kills, 4 blocks, 5 digs; Sydney Downey 34 assists. Musselman: Corisha Smith 12 blocks; Taylor Lord 10 kills; Kaitlin Ferretti 25 assists
All-tournament team
Hannah Shreve, George Washington; Sydney Downey, George Washington; Lexi Mourier; Taylor Lord, Musselman; Corisha Smith, Musselman; Kaitlin Ferretti, Musselman; Kendra Pemberton, Spring Valley; Brittany Ritter, Spring Valley; Imani Ward, Parkersburg
Sportsmanship Award: Spring Valley
Class AA
Matches on court 1
Friday's results
First round
Saturday's results
OG: Sydney Kell 17 points, 13 assists, 2 aces; Vanessa Hissam 10 kills, 6 blocks; Lacee Porter 11 points, 8 kills; Morgan Poling 8 points, 10 kills, 6 blocks. RC: Veronica Mueller 14 digs, 2 aces; Kenna DeLancey 13 kills, 1 ace; Olivia Haught 25 assists; Amanda Davis 6 blocks, 11 digs; Vanessa Tallman 21 digs
All-tournament team
Lacee Porter, Oak Glen; Morgan Poling, Oak Glen; Abby Tice, Oak Glen; Kaitlyn Smith, Oak Glen; Tristin Toman, Ritchie County; Kenna DeLancey, Ritchie County; Cassidy Ray, Ritchie County; Lauren Young, Nicholas County; Sydney Curtis, Philip Barbour
Sportsmanship Award: Oak Glen
Class A
Matches on court 3
Friday's results
First round
Saturday's results
TC: Allison Wable 7 points, 5 kills, 8 blocks, 1 ace; Shay Yonaley 7 points, 14 digs, 1 ace; Torrye Cline 11 assists, 17 digs. Williamstown: scoring: Brooke Cieslewski 25 digs; Kenzie Smith 4 points, 12 assists, 5 kills, 4 blocks, 1 ace, Ciara Flowers 7 points, 5 kills, 8 blocks, 2 aces; Jessie Kerns 8 points, 15 assists, 2 aces
All-tournament team
Lincoln Postlewaite, Williamstown; Allison Wable, Tyler Consolidated; Mallory Chapman, Magnolia; Brooke Cieslewski, Williamstown; Torrye Cline, Tyler Consolidated; Morgan Mongold, East Hardy; Kenzie Smith, Williamstown; Shay Yonaley, Tyler Consolidated; Carley Ellison, Williamstown
Sportsmanship Award: Sherman


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Emerging filmmakers and North Central alumni Scott Drucker '06 and R.J. McNichols '11 will visit campus March 5 to discuss the business and art of making of their first films.
Titled "Breaking Into the Film Biz," their presentation is free and will take place at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 5, in the Harold and Eva White Activities Center. Their talk and Q&A are open to the campus community and will especially interest young filmmakers, students of interactive media, and fans and aficionados of contemporary documentary film with a community and social conscience.


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|Phillips Co. Courthouse steps nearly complete
|Written by Darci Tomky
|Wednesday, 03 October 2012 12:31
New steps on the west side of Phillips County Courthouse are finished except for the handrail, reported commissioners at their Sept. 28 meeting.
County forces, led by Mike Salyards and Garold Roberts, removed the existing steps, and former county employee Jason John was contracted to install the new steps.
Commissioners said the project is expected to be done in October. Crews were letting the concrete cure a little bit longer before installing the handrail.
A new railroad crossing will be put in Monday, Oct. 15 a couple miles west of Holyoke on Highway 6 and County Road 35 at the site of the new Seaboard Foods feed mill. The county has been working with NKC Railnet for the upgrade.
Oct. 1-7 is officially "Celebrate 4-H Week in Phillips County" according to a proclamation signed by the county commissioners. Local youth, volunteers and CSU Extension staff in Phillips County have been celebrating 4-H this week to coincide with National 4-H Week.
Commissioners reported Dustin Schneller was appointed to the county weed and pest board to fill a vacant position. Martin Olofson volunteered to continue for another three years on the board.
Rick Bogan is the newest fair board member, replacing Mike "Woody" Woodhead who resigned due to his new role on the local hospital board. Jim Helfer also volunteered to continue with another term on the fair board. Commissioners said they are still looking for people to fill some of the vacancies right now.
Also in the month of September, commissioners:
—completed interviews for the social services director position.
—met with county department heads and elected officials Sept. 21 for 2013 budget requests.
—approved three road occupancy agreements with Kinder Morgan Interstate Gas Transmission to place a three-inch natural gas line under County Roads 23, 25 and 27 as they continue to bury the existing above-ground line all the way into Paoli.
—approved two subdivision exemption applications, as recommended by the planning commission, for Donna Oliver. They were for the sale of approximately 10 acres in the S 1/2 of Section 10, T8N, R45W and 9.99 acres in the SE 1/4 of Section 9, T8N, R45W, both existing farmsteads.
—noted Phillips County Fairgrounds will again be used for the CJRA rodeo May 31-June 2, 2013.
Holyoke Enterprise October 4, 2012


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DES MOINES, Iowa – Iowa State wrapped up competition in impressive fashion today at the U.S.A. Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Redshirt sophomore Cameron Ostrowski captured the sixth top-10 finish by a Cyclone at the nation's premiere track and field event, tying for fifth in the senior men's high jump.
Ostrowski had no trouble over the bar on his first two jumps, clearing 7-00 1/2 and 7-02 1/2 on consecutive attempts. The Burlington, Ill., native then failed clear 7-04.50, but at 7-02 1/2, Ostrowski tied his career best, the third time he has cleared the height.
Erik Kynard, the silver medalist at the 2012 Olympics, won the event with a jump of 7-05 3/4
Lisa Uhl, who was scheduled to compete in the women's senior 5,000-meter run, was scratched from today's field.
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Senior High Jump: 1) Erik Kynard, Nike 7-05 3/4; T5) CAMERON OSTROWSKI, IOWA STATE 7-02 1/2


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The Death of Nature is an ongoing series of work by leading contemporary artist Michael Porter RWA. Started in 2011, the series has grown organically over the last three years, providing a timely commentary on the environment. In The Death of Nature the natural landscape is configured as a ravaged resource under attack from the human race and systematically stripped of its assets with little regard for consequence. This environmental notion of conflict echoes themes explored elsewhere in the exhibition programme.
In The Death of Nature Porter has envisaged a cold, disturbing depiction of the natural world, its monochromatic tone creating a stark contrast to the colourful landscapes of the Nash brothers. His work utilises the inherent characteristics of the paint itself, juxtaposing this with highly contrived, precisely painted areas portraying discarded objects such as feathers, stones and lichen. His commitment to combining these two distinctly different methods of working acts as a metaphor for Porter's vision of discord between human and environment, echoing a sense of symbiosis strived for throughout his work.
For the past twenty years Porter has worked exclusively from the landscape, using locations that he has been familiar with over long periods of time. His work incorporates both time past and time present, creating stratas of memory that chart nature's demise.
Back From the Front - Art, Memory and the Aftermath of War explores the theme of conflict and memory across a series of interrelated exhibitions including Brothers in Art: John and Paul Nash; Shock and Awe, and The Death of Nature.
The exhibition and programme is curated by Professor Paul Gough and supported by Arts Council England, the Bristol Cultural Development Partnership and the University of the West of England, Bristol.
The Death of Nature has also been kindly supported by Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens


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I have a ongoing supportcase about this but I could also use the community experience for this:
We are experiencing a high amount of deferred emails by mailer-deamon which I think is caused by our customers use of domain aliases.
We use this method to create domain alias:
zmprov cd foobar.com zimbraDomainType alias
zmprov md foobar.com zimbraMailCatchAllAddress @foobar.com zimbraMailCatchAllForwardingAddress @foo.com
We have used this for a while for many customers and got a backscatter problem which got us to use the policy daemon, adviced by zimbra support:
zmlocalconfig -e postfix_enable_smtpd_policyd=yes
zmprov mcf +zimbraMtaRestriction "check_policy_service unixrivate/policy"
We thought that would fix the problem but still we have a lot of deferred emails because of this. Here is an example today:
Sep 29 14:53:00 zimbra01 postfix/qmgr[20233]: 65E771603D5: from=<firstname.lastname@example.com>, size=3302, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Sep 29 14:53:00 zimbra01 postfix/smtp[3029]: 2BD7F1603CE: to=<firstname.lastname@example.com>, orig_to=<email@example.com>, relay=127.0.0.1[127.0.0.1]:10024, delay=1.5, delays=0.73/0/0.01/0.77, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250 2.0.0 Ok, id=12557-12, from MTA([127.0.0.1]:10025): 250 2.0.0 Ok: queued as 65E771603D5)
Sep 29 14:53:00 zimbra01 postfix/error[4343]: 65E771603D5: to=<email@example.com>, relay=none, delay=0.06, delays=0.02/0.01/0/0.03, dsn=5.0.0, status=bounced (foo.com)
Sep 29 14:53:00 zimbra01 postfix/bounce[4344]: 65E771603D5: sender non-delivery notification: 73D651603D7
Sep 29 14:53:00 zimbra01 postfix/qmgr[20233]: 65E771603D5: removed
Sep 29 19:07:51 zimbra01 postfix/smtp[3254]: 73D651603D7: to=<firstname.lastname@example.com>, relay=none, delay=15291, delays=15261/0.01/30/0, dsn=4.4.1, status=deferred (connect to mxin1.gvt.com.br[184.108.40.206]:25: Connection timed out)
foobar.com is a domain alias to foo.com.
I also tested this myself and when I send to firstname.lastname@example.com (alias) i get a non delivery report, but when i send to the real domain email@example.com I get a reject which is what we want. Isn't the policy daemon working correctly? Anyone know how to fix this or have same experiences?
Thanks in advance


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I actually like the cover, I leave it out on the coffee table.
Thanks for the comments, and as for the cover, well, it's not going to be everyone's pie, however, we like it and from what we've heard, the general readership loved it. Oh, and a lot of that thickness was derived from the Kenetrek catalog placed in the middle of the issue, however, it still was a big issue as far as page count goes.
Side note, Did any of you guys bother to count how many stories were in that mag? It's all a percentage, that's how magazine businesses work. That issue had 13 stories, 2-3 more than the average issue of EHJ. The more advertisements you have, the more stories we have to run.
If you're an EBJ guy, get ready for this next magazine because it has 16 stories in it, the most ever in an EBJ.
Thanks for the dedicated readership guys.
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|Fatality reported Sunday afternoon
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
|Wednesday, 20 February 2013 13:45
A single vehicle crash on Highway 385 a mile and a half north of Holyoke Sunday, Feb. 17 resulted in one death.
At approximately 1:20 p.m., Daniel A. Lester, 68, of Price, Utah, was northbound in a semi-tractor trailer. According to the Colorado State Patrol incident report, evidence on scene indicates that Lester suffered an unknown medical condition while driving. The vehicle then veered off the right shoulder of the road, striking a utility pole. The truck continued for several hundred feet before coming to rest in a field.
Lester was pronounced dead at the scene by the Phillips County coroner.
Holyoke Enterprise February 21, 2013


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Gloria Taraniya Ambrosia has been offering instruction in Theravada Buddhist teachings and practices since 1990. She is a student of the western forest sangha, the disciples of Ajahn Sumedho and Ajahn Chah, and is a Lay Buddhist Minister in association with Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery in California. She served as resident teacher of the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts from 1996 through 1999. Taraniya teaches at the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies and at Dhamma centers in the United States.
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1998-12-12 Accumulating And Sharing Merit
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2015-01-05 Classical Teaching on Non-Self
2007-11-24 Cleaning Up Our Act
2002-07-14 Contemplating Impermanence
2011-01-21 Contemplating the Aggregates, Part 1
2011-01-28 Contemplating the Aggregates, Part 2
2000-06-10 Contemplating The Body As The Four Elements
2003-06-12 Craving, the Sense Realm, and Self
2010-08-09 Cultivate Non-Attachment
2007-05-01 Dana
1998-04-15 Dealing With Ill-Will
2015-01-12 Deconstructing the Layers of Self-View
2010-05-02 Faith - Obstacles and Supports for Practice
2004-04-22 Freedom Through Form: Reflections On The Monastic Life
1997-12-11 Getting The Most Out Of Practice
2011-01-14 How Did I Get Here?
2002-07-21 Intention: A Simple Matter Of Choice?
2010-05-06 Intention: The Last Stronghold Of Self-View (Chanting and Talk)
2001-05-16 Investigate Down To The Core
2013-08-25 ISPP Practice Day: Understanding and Investigating Difficult States of Mind
2010-08-16 It May Get Worse Before It Gets Better
2014-12-09 Morning Reflection: Contemplations on Perception
2014-12-17 Morning Reflection: Devoured by Perception
2014-12-16 Morning Reflection: False Dilemmas
2014-12-10 Morning Reflection: Reading from Ajahn Chah
2014-12-08 Morning Reflection: Three Kinds of Knowing
2014-12-15 Morning Reflection: Voices Inside our Heads
2014-12-03 Morning Reflections: Apprehending Perception
2014-12-30 New Year 2015
2011-05-13 Nun's Tea and the First Noble Truth
2010-04-30 Opening Talk
2014-12-02 Perception: Getting a Fix on What is Happening
2014-12-23 Perception: Ideas, Views, Biases
2014-12-16 Perception: Naming, Associating and Relating
2014-12-09 Perception: Remembering the Past
2002-07-22 Putting Down The Aggregates - part I
2002-07-29 Putting Down The Aggregates - part II
2010-08-02 Recognizing and Understanding Obstructive Tendencies
2002-07-08 Reflection And Insight
2004-04-19 Reflections On The Foundations Of Mindfulness
2002-07-07 Refuge In The Triple Gem
2008-01-05 Resolving To Change And Accepting Who We Are
2001-05-30 Restlessness And Worry
2015-01-19 Rethinking How We Get Free
2013-02-11 Seeing The Asavas
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2015-01-26 Self-view and the Fourth Satipatthana
1997-04-09 Softening The Heart (Around Difficult Mind States)
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Church in crisis
Religion | In Europe, both the church and the state have responded better to the Catholic abuse scandal than they did in America, but big problems remain
"John Doe 1" says that Father John Fiala raped him at gunpoint when he was 16 years old, then threatened him, saying, "If you tell anyone what happened, I will hurt you and your family." When the boy spurned the priest's text messages, the priest allegedly said he would kill the boy and then kill himself so they could go to heaven together. He allegedly lavished gifts on the boy and demanded sexual favors, until the boy ran away from home and tried to commit suicide.
This abuse allegedly occurred not decades ago, like most clergy abuse cases, but in 2008. The petition for a trial also claims a cover-up, saying the Archdiocese of San Antonio knew that Fiala had sexually abused other boys, that it agreed to conceal the abuse, that it failed to report the abuse as required by law, and that it "repeatedly placed him in environments where he could prey on young boys." Just days before the suit was filed in April, the Vatican appointed the defendant archbishop, Jose H. Gomez, as archbishop of Los Angeles.
American bishops wrote stricter rules for dealing with sex abuse cases and now report that last year, only six allegations of abuse took place involving victims who were minors in 2009. But the abuse scandal has erupted worldwide.
In Germany, hundreds of abuse victims have come forward following the news that abuse took place at Canisius College, a Jesuit high school. The German newspaper Der Spiegel surveyed the nation's 27 dioceses and found that 94 priests are suspected or have been suspected of child abuse. Provost Martin Tenge, the regional Catholic deacon, said, "The entire institution is guilty because it fostered a 'please don't talk about it' mentality." Investigative stories have pointed to Pope Benedict XVI himself, alleging that he moved too slowly in defrocking offending priests as a senior Vatican official in charge of such matters.
The question now is what European Catholics have learned from the American sex abuse scandal, and what American Catholics still have to learn.
One positive outcome of the European scandal: It has led to a few more resignations. In Ireland, Bishop John Magee, who reportedly failed to inform police about abuse in the 1990s, has resigned with the pope's acceptance. Four other Irish bishops have offered their resignations but the pope has accepted only those of Magee and Bishop Donal Murray. Cardinal Sean Brady, who has admitted that he swore two minors to secrecy after they informed him of abuse, has not resigned.
Philip Lawler, director of Catholic Culture, says the Church in Ireland has done a better job holding its leaders accountable: "There's some progress." In America, none of the bishops who presided over abuse have resigned. Cardinal Bernard Law resigned as archbishop of Boston in 2002, but he remains a cardinal and participated in the conclave that chose the pope in 2005. Lawler called the resignation of guilty American bishops "huge, enormous, necessary, overdue. . . . I don't see how the healing can be complete until those who are responsible are held accountable. I don't think that the American hierarchy has yet realized that there are two parts to the scandal and they have dealt with the abusive priest part of the scandal but not with the complicit bishop part."
Secondly, the European scandals have shown the need for a strong government response in abuse cases. Government officials certainly bear their share of the responsibility for ignoring abuse victims in decades past. For instance, former California priest Steve Kiesle was sentenced to only three years probation after he was found guilty of tying up and molesting two young boys. Victims of Wisconsin priest Lawrence Murphy pleaded with both the police and the church for justice. In Ireland, the Department of Education inspectors failed to see and address child abuse.
More recently in Ireland, though, the government has responded with a thorough, independent inquiry. It commissioned a study that took nine years to complete and produced 2,600 pages describing the physical and sexual abuse that was "endemic" in Catholic industrial and reform schools. Another government report released in November 2009 named church leaders who covered up abuse to avoid scandal.
This is a much more hard-hitting report than the John Jay report in the United States, which was commissioned by U.S. bishops and depended on their disclosure for its statistics. David Clohessy, executive director of the Survivors' Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP), said we know more about abuse in Ireland than we do about abuse in America.
The John Jay report is flawed, he said, because it is based on the assumption that bishops will suddenly become transparent and accountable, even though no one has been disciplined for the cover-up: "Let's put it this way: If the speed limit on a highway went from 55 miles to 25 miles an hour and the penalty for violating it was 20 years in jail and some people had actually been sentenced to 20 years in jail, then yes-we would and could assume that behavior would change. But in this case, behavior allegedly changed even though no one who misbehaved was punished."
In Germany, Justice Minister Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger called for an independent inquiry but has only gotten a roundtable discussion so far. When the Catholic Church objected to being singled out for its abuse problem, the Ministry of Justice widened the roundtable's focus to include the Ministry of Family and Youth, and the Ministry of Education.
Then there is the case of the pope himself. Most observers agree that Pope Benedict XVI, formerly Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, has done a better job of acknowledging the abuse. He has met with several groups of abuse victims-most recently abuse victims in Malta-and sent a strong reprimand to Irish bishops, saying they made "serious mistakes . . . grave errors of judgment" and failed in leadership, undermining their "credibility and effectiveness."
But when Ratzinger was an archbishop in 1980, he approved the transfer of an accused molester to another diocese only to have the molester be convicted of abuse in 1986. Pope Benedict's time at the Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith (CDF), which oversees church doctrine, has also come under scrutiny. The New York Times said that the CDF failed to defrock a priest who abused 200 deaf children, ending Lawrence Murphy's canonical trial after he wrote a letter saying he was old and ill, and begging for clemency. However, Thomas Brundage, the vicar who presided over the canonical trial, corrected the Times and said that Murphy was still under trial at the time of his death.
In another case, the Vatican delayed in removing California priest Stephen Kiesle from the priesthood. In 1978, he pleaded no contest to tying up and molesting two boys; in 1981, he asked to be released from the vows of priesthood. Cardinal Ratzinger replied with a letter in 1985, saying it was "necessary to consider the good of the Universal Church together with that of the petitioner," and that the Congregation must take a longer time to consider. Kiesle was finally laicized in 1987.
It is important to note that these cases involve releasing priests from the vows of priesthood and making them lay people. Thomas Reese, senior fellow at Georgetown University's Woodstock Theological Center, notes that a delay in defrocking doesn't endanger children: "Defrocking quickly is not absolutely necessary."
Victims are of two minds about laicization. Some want the priests removed from the priesthood to make a statement that the Church will not tolerate their behavior; others reason that it's safer to have priests locked in a monastery than out in the community, seeking more victims. (Defrocked priests in Ireland went on to immediately find jobs working with children.) Laicization is also rare. According to the John Jay report, the Vatican removed from the priesthood only 6.1 percent of priests with substantiated allegations.
Lawler said the media and those calling for a papal resignation have the wrong target: "I think the pope is part of the solution and I think the record shows it." SNAP's Clohessy said the pope could do more: "Benedict has said more words and clearer words and stronger words, but they're still words. Just words." Clohessy said there's an easy way to resolve the dispute: Have the pope turn over his records for the period when he was handling sex abuse cases for the Vatican.
The scandal in Europe has also changed the debate about the source of sex abuse. Until recently, European Catholics considered clergy sex abuse an American problem, said Reese. Now that it's clearly a universal problem, they can no longer blame the permissiveness of American culture. Some blame celibacy, but Reese points out that 96 percent of celibate priests do not abuse children. Others blame homosexuality, but Reese said the empirical data doesn't support that, either: "There are millions of homosexuals and they're not all out raping little boys. The evidence isn't there."
Accused priests still slip back into ministry. Staff at St. Michael's Medical Center in Newark, N.J., were shocked to find that the Archdiocese of Newark assigned the hospital a chaplain, Michael Fugee, who had been convicted in 2003 of groping a 14-year-old boy. The Archdiocese removed Fugee, who had confessed to police but whose trial ended in a mistrial, at the hospital's request. In 2006, a jury voted 9 to 3 that Eric Swearingen was guilty of abusing a 12-year-old boy in the 1980s. The two sides settled, but Bishop John Steinbock went on to appoint Swearingen rector of San Joaquin Memorial High School and Swearingen continues in ministry today. A priest accused of abuse in the United States, Joseph Jeyapaul, is still working in India. Francis X. Nelson, a priest convicted of fondling a girl, has also returned to India and continues to work as a priest.
When governments have roundtable discussions with church officials instead of conducting tough investigations, it sends a "distressing signal" to sex abuse victims and makes it harder for victims to come forward, said Clohessy. The crisis of authority-both ecclesiastical and governmental-takes a spiritual toll. John Doe 1's petition for a trial includes this line: "Doe 1 has suffered many other damages, including . . . loss of faith."


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Salisbury, NC -- Officers arrested a marine recruiter charged with sexually assaulting two female recruits in Salisbury, according to Rowan County Sheriff's Office.
After complaints from recruits and an investigation by the sheriff's office and Salisbury Police Department, detectives identified the suspect as 24-year marine Sergeant Derek Craig Percival.
Percival allegedly sexually assaulted the female recruits at Salisbury Marine Recruiting Office.
Officers interviewed and arrested Percival at his apartment on Grandeur Dr. after an interview Saturday.
He's been charged with two counts of Misdemeanor Sexual Battery, one count of Sexual Servitude and one count of Attempted Second-Degree Rape.
Percival was place in the Rowan County Detention Center under a $100,000 secured bond.
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Tallahassee, Florida - May 31, 2012 -
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) will present a plan to restore fish and wildlife habitats at Lake Miccosukee and improve boater access to the lake at a public meeting in Monticello on Tuesday, June 5. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Jefferson County Court Annex, 435 W. Walnut Street. The lake is primarily in Jefferson County, with a small portion in Leon County.
FWC staff will explain the agency's plan to enhance fish and wildlife habitats by drawing down the waters of Lake Miccosukee. The project involves:
· Exposing and drying the lake bottom to consolidate muck and decaying plants;
· Scraping 18-24 inches of muck from 25 acres of lake bottom;
· Performing prescribed burning of woody tussocks floating on the lake.
The Lake Miccosukee Management Plan, adopted in 1989 by the FWC and other state and local agencies, recommended drying out the lake bottom and restoring fish and wildlife habitats every five to seven years. However, it has been almost 12 years since the last drawdown.
"The FWC will mimic what would occur naturally during dry or drought years at Lake Miccosukee," said Charles Mesing, lead coordinator of the project, who works for the FWC on aquatic habitat conservation and restoration. "We will assist Mother Nature by draining the lake, drying out and consolidating muck, and removing the decaying plants that have accumulated on the bottom, which can reduce the water's oxygen level."
"Lake Miccosukee is one of several 'disappearing lakes' with sinkholes in north Florida that historically become quite dry during droughts," explained Mesing. "Currently, we are experiencing a drought in the Panhandle, and Lake Miccosukee is down 3 to 4 feet. However, an earthen dam built in the 1950s and other manmade structures artificially maintain the lake's water level to provide fishing, hunting and boating opportunities."
The lake-restoration project is scheduled to begin in June and be completed by March 2013, when the FWC will begin refilling the lake. The project is being done in coordination with the Florida Forest Service and other local, state and federal agencies.
During the drawdown, the lake should remain open to fishing at the north section near Reeves Fish Camp.
Photos available on FWC's Flickr site. Go to: http://flic.kr/s/aHsjzGAcf7.


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Blalock said he believed that Driscoll sold him to Iowa State, although he stressed he had no proof. When Iowa State fired Eustachy in the spring of 2003, Blalock said, Driscoll instructed him to call the athletic director, Bruce Van De Velde, and say he would attend another university unless Iowa State hired the assistant Wayne Morgan as Eustachy's replacement. Morgan was hired, Blalock kept his commitment and Blalock said Driscoll visited Ames about four times a season. (A spokesman at Hofstra, where Morgan now works as an assistant, said Morgan could not be reached for comment.)
"I don't like to live with regret, but every now and then, I do regret going there," Blalock said. "When it was time to make my decision with the N.B.A., even though my numbers were better than the guys in my class at point guard, all of them went to bigger-name schools and got picked ahead of me."
And the Wayne Morgan rumors start to become reality.
Nice. Those comments alone drop him on my list of faves.
Where you go really has nothing to do with where your drafted. A PG from Weber State is going to be drafted in the first round this year. I hope this doesn't turn ugly though.
Lol Will....come on guy, you made 30% of your lay-ups while in school. That's not Iowa State's fault.
Sounds bitter he made the wrong decision and didn't make it in the league.
I don't think him getting drafted any higher would have made him good enough to play in the NBA. He'd still be the same guy. Should have just stayed for his last year.
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Yeah it sounds like he's blaming Iowa State for him not getting making it big in the league, but reality is he's just not good enough to play at that level. Sour grapes and all that.
Eyes closed, head first, can't lose.
Yeah, thats disappointing..way to pass the buck will.
or maybe stay in school for your senior year ;)
Thing is, he still made the NBA and got a shot. It wasn't like Diante Garrett who really didn't get a shot with a team.
He had a health issue too when he was with the Pistons didn't he? Blood clot or something? Couldn't that have been the issue?
I don't blame him for his comments. I think he is simply trying to say he did not develop as a player at ISU as much as he could have elsewhere- under a better coach. His experience may well have been different under a coach like Hoiberg. It may be a mild case of sour grapes- but I don't think we should hold these comments against Will
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I don't blame him for his comments. I think he is simply trying to say he did not develop as a player at ISU as much as he could have elsewhere- under a better coach. His experience may well have been different under a coach like Hoiberg. It may be a mild case of sour grapes- but I don't think we should hold these comments against Will
Everybody has a day where they look back and think they made some kind of mistake, too. These comments don't seem like a real big deal on that point, but this thread will still get ugly.
As to Morgan's involvement, that could get all sorts of ugly, or just die away. Curious to see where that goes.
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It's way, way to early to be awake, but it's way too hard to sleep. The problem with traveling to Africa or Indonesia is you are totally flipped, time-zone wise. Nothing seems right, and I am not especially good with time zone changes. I brought this second hand book with me, The Devil's Cup, a coffee travelogue with lots of neat information (not all of it accurate - is Harar where Robusta "evolved" into Arabica coffee? I don't think so). Along with mistakes, there's the general swashbuckling traveler narritive; dusty roads, broken-down trains, sweaty street-side cafes, bitter coffee. Ironically, I have been to most of the places this guy has, but I didn't arrive on an Eritrean smuggler's boat, or hitchhiking in the back of a cargo truck. I flew, and quite nicely. It's not like Addis, or Harar, or Dire Dawa, or Sana'a are that difficult to reach; in fact on Emirates airline I had a massaging seat and more movies than my cable at home! It's just that it takes time that many people don't have. But that doesn't make for a great "coffee adventure story". I guess you have to read the book to know what I am talking about, but I have a very different impulse when it comes to a great trip like this. I think it is good enough as it is, no need to dress it up. The facts are plenty interesting, not enough to sell books, but certainly to those already interested in coffee. That's my 5 am thought; I will cup here in Addis again today, checking out new lots as they start to come in to the warehouses from the micro-regions. And if today is like the first day's cupping, things should be great this season!


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I really need to defer to the expertise of those of you who work with conferences. Is this proposed change a good idea? [[User:Kathy Glennan|Kathy Glennan]] ([[User talk:Kathy Glennan|talk]]) 15:05, 15 August 2013 (PDT)
I really need to defer to the expertise of those of you who work with conferences. Is this proposed change a good idea? [[User:Kathy Glennan|Kathy Glennan]] ([[User talk:Kathy Glennan|talk]]) 15:05, 15 August 2013 (PDT)
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Do not agree with premise stated on p. 3: "To address the problem, it is proposed that, when an access point represents a series of conferences that were all held in the same place, the location of the conference should be recorded as an attribute of the conference."
Recording attributes is already separated from building authorized access points, and the instructions about recording locations of conferences is addressed in 11.3.2. I would hope that a consistent location of an ongoing conference is already being recorded as an attribute of the conference! Kathy Glennan (talk) 14:53, 15 August 2013 (PDT)
I really need to defer to the expertise of those of you who work with conferences. Is this proposed change a good idea? Kathy Glennan (talk) 15:05, 15 August 2013 (PDT)
In the proposed change to 18.104.22.168.2, the second sentence should be marked as an exception. Kathy Glennan (talk) 06:59, 16 August 2013 (PDT)
I ran this by our NACO coordinator and he is very supportive, however, he suggested that providing the location attribute should be made a requirement in this circumstance. Adolfo R. Tarango, CRS Liaison, August 16, 2013.
Adolfo, I need more clarity about your comment -- which circumstance? Kathy Glennan (talk) 10:07, 16 August 2013 (PDT)
The circumstance being, in the collective conference authority record, when the conference is always held in the same location, to make recording the location as an attribute required. That should probably be an LC-PCC PS rather than required in RDA. Adolfo R. Tarango, CRS Liaison, August 19, 2013.
I think I like this proposal (but I don't have a lot of experience dealing with conference names so I am still wondering if I really understand all the implications that this proposal would entail). Not recording the location of a series of conference always held in the same place (unless there is a conflict), makes sense when looking at a long list of authorized access points that includes the name of the series and the names of individual conferences. I particularly like this instruction for conferences whose names include the name of the place where the conferences are held (like the example given Salzburger Festspiele). There are already some cases in the NACO authority file where the authorized access point for a series of conference, events, etc. follow this proposal indicating that for some people this would be a welcomed change (see, for instance, New Delhi World Book Fair; Tehran International Book Fair; Festival internazionale del film di Locarno: in all these cases, the location of the event has not been included in the authorized access point for the series' name)—Dominique Bourassa, CC:DA, Aug. 19, 2013
My experience with Conferences is minimal but a surface reading of the thrust of the proposal seems predicated on a pre-existing knowledge that a series of conferences will be held in the same locality. This is fine if performing retrospective cataloging and can see the historical pattern. I am not convinced the proposal is tenable though from the perspective of cataloging the first of such a series of conferences -- how does one predict the future, with respect to the continuity of the conference, its publications, and its venue. I am reminded of the observation that one can never have a "1st Annual" event -- it is only with the second such event that its recurrence and periodicity can be established. Furthermore, as we move to a new data architecture, this seems more of an indexing and display issue that can be resolved through other mechanism, rather than merely relying on the sequence of attributes arranged as elements of a heading construction for filing purposes. MYERS, CCDA liaison to the MAC, 2013/08/19
I support this proposal. The addition of place, etc., to the access point for a series of conferences creates unnecessary confusion and redundancy when additions are made for individual conferences. I think we can assume that the premise on page 3 is that the location of a series of conferences should be recorded only as an attribute, i.e. according to RDA 11.3.2 and MARC 370, and not as part of the access point (unless there is a conflict). The second sentence of the proposed instruction in 126.96.36.199.2 could be omitted because it's not so much an exception as a reiteration of instructions in 126.96.36.199 and 184.108.40.206, which already have examples of additions to conferences with the same name. (John Myers' comments seem directed more at RDA as written that at the proposal.) --John Hostage (talk) 07:27, 19 August 2013 (PDT)
I found this proposal very difficult to read, but I think I agree with the intent and the end result. Since additions to corporate names to break conflicts (including, potentially, place names added to conference names) are already covered earlier, maybe 220.127.116.11.2 should say:
If the access point represents a series of conferences, etc., do not add the number or date of the conferences, etc. Do not add the location of the conferences, etc. unless all were held in the same place and the location is needed to distinguish one access point from another (see 22.214.171.124). --Robert J. Rendall (talk) 11:59, 19 August 2013 (PDT)
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Summary of LC response: Supports the idea behind the proposal, with three clarifications:
- 1. Revise example explanations at 18.104.22.168.2 and make references to other instruction numbers a separate paragraph after the examples.
- 2. 2: At 22.214.171.124, add two examples for a series of conferences, etc. with the same name and 220.127.116.11 applied.
- 3. Update an example in 22.214.171.124.
Summary of ACOC response: Supports the proposed change at 18.104.22.168.2. Suggests rewording for clarity. Assumes that the proposal also intended to remove the second paragraph of text at 184.108.40.206.2 (the revised 1st paragraph makes this one redundant). Suggests adding a sentence to 126.96.36.199.1 to further eliminate possibility of duplicating AAPs.
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Laurels online program was patterned after those at larger MBA schools, President Larry McCullough says, and content will be similar, with three concentrations management, human resources and nonprofit leadership. We expect some to use the degree in a ministry setting, but the vast majority will probably move into corporate settings in managerial positions. Sixteen students enrolled in the charter class, and 40 to 50 more will be added by May. The 25-acre campus has more than 150 resident students, which McCullough expects to grow to 200 or more this year.
The MBA program last spring became the first at a Bible college to be licensed by the University of North Carolina Board of Governors, which credentials private colleges the school website says its the first traditional Bible college in the U.S. to offer an approved MBA program and the first session began in August. Its one of 27 MBA programs in the state and one of six in the Triad. The college, already accredited by the Orlando, Fla.-based Association for Biblical Higher Education, also obtained state status for its undergraduate business-administration degree to give it broader credibility. The MBA program should benefit from the weak economy: Demand for graduate schools increases in periods when jobs are scarce and hiring down.
Laurels addition of the MBA degree comes as the college, which began as Greensboro Bible and Training School in 1903 and has now changed its name six times, is simultaneously absorbing its acquisition of Universidad Facultad Latinoamericana de Estudios Teologicos, a Miami-based online university with about 1,600 students. The bilingual McCullough was president of Universidad FLET before becoming vice president of an accelerated-degree consulting firm in Tennessee. He left there in March to take the Laurel job, promising the schools trustees to pump up the Bible colleges offerings and appeal to a broader range of students, who are expected to take values learned at the Bible college into not only foreign villages but also the corporate board room, inner city and everywhere in between.
BURLINGTON Danville, Va.-based American National Bankshares agreed to buy MidCarolina Financial in an all-stock deal valued at $38.8 million. The deal is expected to close in the second quarter.
MOUNT AIRY Surrey Bancorp repurchased all $2.1 million in outstanding preferred shares the government bought as part of the Troubled Asset Relief Program. It is the first Triad community bank to repay its TARP money.
GREENSBORO VF agreed to buy the trademarks and intellectual property of Los Angeles-based Rock and Republic, an upscale denim brand. Terms were not disclosed
BURLINGTON The Federal Trade Commission says Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings $57.5 million purchase of California-based Westcliff Medical Laboratories violates antitrust law. The FTC says it could raise costs and lower quality in the Southern California market for medical testing. A hearing is set for May 2.
GREENSBORO Don Kirkman took a job as head of Floridas Great Northwest, a 16-county economic-development organization based in Destin. He resigned from the Piedmont Triad Partnership (Regional Report, November) after it demoted him from CEO to chief operating officer.
WINSTON-SALEM R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. raised the price on most of its brands by 8 cents a pack the second increase in 2010. Its brands include Camel, Pall Mall, Winston, Salem and Kool. The companys parent, Reynolds American, also raised its dividend target to 80% of annual net income, up from 75%.


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Quote from: Deezil on November 27, 2008, 10:21:01 amWhats the Deal here? Are you sure your dealer is talking about the new UCE bike or the 2009 AVL Lean-Burn.
Whats the Deal here?
How do you know Enfield isn't real on the pricing? I'm sure the bike costs them a fair amount to make.Eamon
I think the Bonnie looks great!
Is it worth $1500 more than the uce bike? Well with 30 more hp I would say yeah.
I own a new Bonneville, an old Bonneville and many RE's both old and new. (not to mention several other "off brands like an old Shovelhead Harley).
You can get a Sportster for that money and like 'em or not, it's a LOT more bike.
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AJC Peachtree Road Race runners will be able to predict the weather on race day, with just one glance.
The Atlanta Track Club, organizers of the annual 10k, are implementing a new color-coded Event Alert System (EAS) for this year's event. The colorful flags will let runners, wheelchair participants, volunteers, and staff know the condition of the course on the days leading up to the July 4 event, and on race day.
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The flags will be located at the start, along the course, and in the finish line area. Race Director Tracey Russell and Medical Director Joe Wilson, along with the rest of the Race Communications Team, will determine the specific alert level on race day.
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It's likely that the goal was to either turn or delegitimize Swartz (which they could do simply by leaking his snitch jacket), but lookee here what the blowback is:
It appears that via the U.S. government website, Anonymous had distributed encrypted government files and left a statement on the website that de-encryption keys would be publicly released (thus releasing the as-yet unknown information held on the stolen files) if the U.S. government did not comply with Anonymous' ultimatum demands for legal reform.
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It is possible, as suggested by the file names, that Anonymous may have taken files pertaining to each of the Justices (all of whom were named on filenames at the bottom of the defaced page, such as "Scalia.warhead1") and put them in a file (named "Warhead-US-DOJ-LEA-2013.aes256") and then appended a command to the file that would nuke the file.
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Mr. Salinas was born Feb. 16, 1935, in Rockport to Antonio and Francisca Ramirez Salinas.
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He was preceded in death by his parents, Antonio and Francisca Salinas; his wife, Otilia M. Salinas; a sister, Maria S. Castano; four brothers, Antonio Salinas, Melecio Salinas, Jose Salinas and Yndelecio Salinas.
Survivors include two daughters, Frances (Carlos) Garcia and Rosalinda Salinas, both of Beeville; three sisters, Elida S. Escalon, Defina Huerta and Trinidad Salazar, all of Beeville; four grandchildren, Ali Arispe, Matthew Villa, and Robert and Casey Castilla; and five great-grandchildren.
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Twitter is very popular among Latin American politicians who often tweet personally. All South American countries except Suriname have a Twitter presence. Most presidents have personal Twitter accounts, often with well over two million followers and they frequently communicate with each other on Twitter. Ecuador's Rafael Correa (@MashiRafael) is the most conversational Latin American leader, with 71% of his tweets being @replies to other Twitter users. Peru's and Brazil's foreign ministries @CancilleriaPeru and @ItamaratyGovBr are among the best connected, mutually following 59 and 43 other leaders respectively. Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto @EPN is the most followed Latin American leader slightly ahead of Colombia's President @JuanManSantos , Argentina's President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (@CFKArgentina) , Brazil's Dilma Rousseff (@dilmabr) with more than three million followers each. Venezuela's @NicolasMaduro completes the Latin American top five, with more than two million followers. The Mexican presidency (@PresidenciaMX) and the government (@gobrep) are among the most prolific, averaging more than 60 tweets each day.


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