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Preparing for a Royal Coronation
Fountains and a crown scoreboard…those are the truly identifying features of Kauffman Stadium. When CrownVision debuted in 2008, the signature top piece was absent. It took time to design a massive new crown to sit atop the world's largest high definition LED video display. Now it's almost time for the new crown to go up, piece by piece!
Workers have now installed support beams atop CrownVision. Over the next few weeks, the crown will be installed. Check back for more pictures of the new crown, which promises to be a new Kansas City icon!


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Spherical and made of leather or another suitable material.
Help in the handling of the ball.
Consists of two upright posts joined at the top by a horizontal crossbar (2.44m by 7.32m – 8yds by 8ft). The goal is placed on the centre of each goal line.
Protection pour les tibias des joueurs. Les protège-tibias font partie de l'équipement obligatoire des joueurs et doivent être entièrement recouverts par les chaussettes.
Shirts, shorts and socks are worn in the team colours. Each goalkeeper wears colours that distinguish him from the other players, the referee and the assistant referees.
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WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court on Monday said colleges' affirmative action plans are constitutional only if such racial preferences are the only way to achieve diversity on campuses, a decision likely to subject such programs to far more scrutiny in the future.
The 7-1 decision was written by Justice Anthony Kennedy, considered the crucial swing vote on the court, particularly on issues involving race. Kennedy said the University of Texas at Austin's affirmative action plan could withstand constitutional scrutiny only if the university could prove that "no workable race-neutral alternatives would produce the educational benefits of diversity."
But the justices on Monday declined to answer that question. Instead, they said that a lower federal court had failed to ask the question in the first place, and sent the case back with instructions to determine whether the university could come up with evidence to meet that exacting new standard.
A decision calling into question the continued use of race in college admissions had been widely anticipated in light of the court's ruling in 2003 narrowly upholding the University of Michigan's use of racial preferences. At that time, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said such programs should be obsolete within 25 years.
Abigail Fisher didn't wait that long. Denied admission to the University of Texas in 2008, she claimed her only fault was being white. "I didn't take this sitting down," Fisher said before oral arguments last October.
"There were people in my class with lower grades who weren't in all the activities I was in who were being accepted into UT, and the only other difference between us was the color of our skin," she said in a video posted by the Project on Fair Representation, a conservative group that solicited her case. "For an institution of higher learning to act this way makes no sense to me."
The university's policy was to accept the top 10% of students from each Texas high school, which because of housing patterns produced a relatively diverse class. It then filled out its freshman class by assessing a number of factors including race - a system it said was devoid of quotas or numerical targets but was designed to achieve what it called "critical mass."
The school - backed by others that use affirmative action programs to increase the percentage of minorities gaining admission - argued that a diverse student body contributes to a well-rounded educational experience for all.
It was supported by 73 "friend of the court" briefs filed by a broad array of universities, student groups and athletics coaches, as well as federal, state and local government officials, business executives and retired military leaders. They argued that diversity in education is needed to assure a steady stream of qualified minority applicants for public service, private enterprise and the armed forces.
Though the court upheld the University of Michigan law school's affirmative action program in 2003, it struck down the undergraduate school's program and cautioned that the days of racial preferences should be numbered. It has since accepted for its next term the state of Michigan's defense of its constitutional amendment barring racial preferences in education, employment and contracting.
Since the 2003 decision, the court has taken a turn to the right, thanks to Justice Samuel Alito replacing Sandra Day O'Connor. By the time the Texas case was argued in October, five justices were on record opposing racial preferences.
For that reason, college administrators and civil rights groups feared that the court could issue a sweeping declaration against such preferences affecting not only public universities but possibly private schools, such as Harvard and Yale, that receive federal funds.
The case hearkened back to 1950, when Heman Sweatt sued the university after being denied admission because he was black. As his attorney, Sweatt chose Thurgood Marshall, who would go on to become the high court's first black justice. He won the case, marking the first time the court had ordered a black student admitted to an all-white institution.
Since then, colleges and universities have become more integrated. In Grutter v. Bollinger, the court's 5-4 decision upholding the Michigan law school's limited use of affirmative action, O'Connor predicted, "The court expects that 25 years from now, the use of racial preferences will no longer be necessary to further the interest approved today."
That case wasn't a slam dunk for the civil rights movement. At the same time, the court ruled 6-3 against the undergraduate school's more numerical system of racial preferences. And O'Connor's decision upholding the law school's racial preferences included a dissent from Kennedy, now the swing vote on the court.
"Preferment by race, when resorted to by the state, can be the most divisive of all policies, containing within it the potential to destroy confidence in the Constitution and in the idea of equality," Kennedy said then.
Four years later, in a decision that barred voluntary integration programs in the Seattle and Louisville public schools, Chief Justice John Roberts issued one of his most oft-quoted lines: "The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race."
Two other members of the court were being watched closely in this case: Justice Clarence Thomas, the lone black justice, who has written that his Yale Law School degree was devalued by racial preferences; and Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the lone Hispanic, whose recent book, My Beloved World, credits affirmative action for giving her access to Princeton and Yale.
Justice Elena Kagan recused herself from the case, presumably because she was involved with it during her tenure as solicitor general at the Justice Department in 2009-10.


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Saint Valentine of Terni
Ordained by Saint Felician of Foligno. Consecrated bishop of Terni, Italy by Pope Victor I, c.197. Noted evangelist, miracle worker and healer, he was much loved by his flock. Imprisoned, tortured, and beheaded by order of the prefect Placid Furius during the persecution of Aurelius. He was murdered in secret and at night to avoid riots and revenge by the people of Terni. Some scholars believe that he and Saint Valentine of Rome are the same person.
- on the Via Flaminia between Rome and Terni, Italy
- exhumed and re-interred outside the walls of Terni by his spiritual students
- Terni, Italy
- Terni-Narni-Amelia, Italy, diocese of
- Book of Saints, by the Monks of Ramsgate
- Martirologio Romano, 2005 edition
- Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints
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Magnificently wild wolves prowl this free theme for Windows featuring photographs by Dave Johnson. See them at play and on the hunt, their muscles taut and their fiercely shining eyes ever-alert for prey.
A theme is a combination of desktop background pictures, window colors, and sounds. All of the images will be downloaded when you click Download theme.
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(Sports Network) - The Orlando Magic finally got the monkey off their back and
put to rest a season-high 12-game losing streak the last time out.
Can the Magic put together back-to-back wins for the first time since mid-
December? They will try Wednesday when the Southeast Division-rival Atlanta
Hawks pay a visit to Amway Center.
Orlando opened a three-game homestand with Sunday's 110-104 triumph over the
Portland Trail Blazers as J.J. Redick returned from a three-game absence
because of a shoulder injury and posted 22 points. Jameer Nelson contributed
10 points with a career-high 15 assists, while Nikola Vucevic added 17 points
and 19 rebounds for the Magic, who avoided their longest slide since a 13-game
drought from March 13-April 10, 2004.
"It was just a great team effort," said Vucevic. "We came out aggressive,
played hard on both ends of the court. On the offensive end, we really shared
the ball, looked for the extra pass, got great looks and knocked shots down."
Orlando shot 50.5 percent from the floor and outrebounded Portland, 50-38. It
also overcame a 21-10 hole, never trailed in the second half and won for only
the third time in the past 26 contests.
The Magic were able to end a five-game losing streak at home and improved to
9-17 in central Florida. They haven't won two in a row overall since a four-
game winning streak from Dec. 14-19 and will close out the residency versus
Charlotte after the All-Star break (Feb. 19).
Meanwhile, the Hawks haven't had as many losing issues as Orlando, but times
have been rough this season.
Atlanta, though, owns six wins in the last 10 games and recorded a 105-101
triumph at Dallas the last time out on Monday. Recent trade bait Josh Smith
scored a game-high 26 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, while Al Horford scored
21 points and pulled down 10 boards to aid Atlanta.
Smith buried 4-of-5 shots from 3-point range for the Hawks, who improved to
11-2 when Smith and Horford both have double-doubles. Smith has scored 20-plus
points five times in the last nine games.
"This was probably one of the biggest wins for us this year, coming into an
arena that is very tough to play in," said Hawks coach Larry Drew. "For
the most part, we did an excellent job of executing our game plan and our
strategy of trying to keep them off balance as best we can."
Jeff Teague and Devin Harris ended with 20 and 15 points, respectively, for
the Hawks, who shot 51.9 percent (40-for-77) from the floor. Teague has scored
20 or more points in his last four games, averaging 21.8 ppg in that time.
The Hawks improved to 19-7 when scoring 100 or more points and won for just
the second time in their last 10 road games (11-13 overall). They are
scheduled to return home for two straight games versus Miami and Sacramento
after the All-Star break.
Atlanta has won the first two meetings with Orlando this season, eight
straight overall and nine of the past 10 in the series. The Hawks are unbeaten
in the last four trips to Amway Center and will host the Magic on March 30.
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Kauffman Stadium policy on the removal of fans
We have received numerous calls regarding the removal of a fan from Kauffman Stadium during the ninth inning of last night's game. With this in mind, we'd like to briefly touch on fan decorum in order to keep Kauffman Stadium one of the best and most fan-friendly venues in all of baseball.
Security personnel have the jurisdiction to remove or relocate any fan who:
– consistently uses foul language
– throws any objects onto the field of play
– interferes with a ball still in play
– creates a disturbance that hampers the enjoyment of fans in the surrounding areas
The Royals feel that the game of baseball is to be enjoyed by fans young and old. We encourage fans to be boisterous in cheering for the Royals, but always be cognizant of others. The Royals appreciate your continued cooperation on this matter and hope to see you out at Kauffman Stadium in the very near future.


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University of Mary Washington Office Hours: Meet One-On-One with a Recruiter
University of Mary Washington
5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
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Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Peace Corps service is the opportunity of a lifetime. Stop by Blackstone Coffee to meet with Peace Corps Recruiter and returned volunteer, Ariel Simons (Lesotho, '09-'11), who can answer your questions first-hand about what it's like to live, learn and work with a community overseas. Plus, you can gain tips to guide you through the application process. Please e-mail Ariel to schedule an appointment or just stop in!
About the Peace Corps: Read more or watch a video about what it's like to be a Volunteer including what Volunteers do, where they go, and the many benefits of Peace Corps service. Or apply now to begin your life-defining experience.
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Crime & Punishment: Castro Sentenced
The Evidence: Prosecutor's Case Photos (PDF)
Survivor Speaks: "Your hell is only beginning"
Turning the Tables: Castro hears from survivors in court
Castro Speaks: "I'm not a monster"
Word Cloud: Castro's statement
Read: Castro's Statement
Inside the House: FBI says house became a cage
Photos: Castro evidence
Photos: See Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus pictures
Photos: Gina DeJesus, Amanda Berry come home
Photos: Ariel Castro in court
Photos: Decade in isolation
The house: Photos show backyard at Castro's house
The deal: Castro's plea agreement
Son speaks: Ariel Castro's son says dad's punishment fits
Enjoying freedom: Amanda Berry makes surprise public appearance
Families approve deal: Families pleased with Castro plea deal
Justice served: Prosecutor says Castro plea deal is justice
Reign of terror ends: Ariel Castro pleads guilty
House's future: Castro home headed for wrecking ball?
Viral Video: Amanda, Gina and Michelle release thank-you video
Judge denies request: Castro denied request to see Amanda Berry's child
Look up: Judge orders Castro to open his eyes in court
Psychic responds: Sylvia Browne makes statement on Amanda Berry case
Officer's story: Police recount finding Amanda, Gina, and Michelle
Investigator: How Castro spends his time behind bars
Investigator: Castro says he loves his daughter
911 Call: Help me I'm Amanda Berry
Dispatch tapes: "We found them!"
How to help: Charitable fund set up for missing girls
Police audio: Police audio reveals how officers found women
DeJesus homecoming: Gina gives a thumbs up
Amanda Berry homecoming: Family thanks community
Charles Ramsey: Neighbor tells how he helped rescue Amanda Berry
Charles Ramsey: Listen to 911 call that led to Amanda Berry rescue
Police: Amanda is the real hero here
Ariel Castro spoke for 20 minutes during the sentencing hearing. After transcribing his statements we created this word cloud.
Words that show up in the largest font size were said most frequently by Castro.
Read part of his statement here:
"First of all I'm a very emotional person, so I'm going to try and get it out. I stated before a victim of sex acts when I was a child. This led me into viewing pornography eventually after I (inaudible). Paint me as a monster, I'm not a monster. I'm sick. My sexual problem on my mind. Compulsive. But eventually I married I had four children. Lived a normal life, but I still practiced the art of touching myself and viewing pornography. I believe I am addicted to porn that it makes me impulsive and I realize that what I'm doing is wrong. I'm not trying to make excuses... I'm contesting that (sex crimes). I've been a musician for a long time 20, 25 years...I'm a happy person inside. I drove a school bus for 21 years. A Very good job. Towards the end I started slacking off... it was just too much and coming home to a situation I just couldn't juggle both of them. But um I never had a record until I met my children's mother.
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UPS becomes 100 percent wholly-owned in Vietnam
March 21, 2013
Earlier this week, UPS announced it became the first global express delivery company to be 100-percent owned in Vietnam.
Company officials said UPS has officially acquired the 49 percent interest of Vietnam-based VN Express in the joint delivery venture between the companies, whom initially first partnered in 1994, with VN Express serving at UPS's authorized agent in Vietnam, prior to establishing a joint stock company in 2010.
UPS said that as part of its global growth strategy, it has invested in new facilities and technology in key commercial and industrial centers across Vietnam, including Ba Ria, Binh Duong, Hai Duong and Bac Ninh provinces. It added that the new centers are strategically located in key business districts where there is a high demand for logistics services and they provide Vietnamese businesses and exporters in these areas greater access to UPS logistics services and capabilities.
"UPS has made significant investments in our infrastructure, services and people in Vietnam and benefited a great deal from the expertise and support of our local partner," said Jeff McLean, General Director of UPS Vietnam, in an interview. "With UPS volume growth in Vietnam reaching over 20 percent in 2012, we felt that the time was right to establish our own operations in Vietnam."
And over the last two decades, McLean said UPS has seen the impressive transformation of Vietnam to the dynamic export-oriented economy it is today. In 2012, its GDP grew 6 percent, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit. He added that as a critical enabler of trade and investment, UPS recognized the need for reliable logistics and express delivery services.
"Furthermore, the liberalization of the express delivery sector in accordance with WTO commitments gave UPS the opportunity to start the process of establishing our own operations in the country," said McLean. "Having wholly-owned operations gives us greater opportunities to further expand our operations, network and service portfolio to better serve the growing needs of businesses in Vietnam who want to take their business global."
In terms of customer benefits related to this announcement, McLean said that customers in Vietnam will continue to enjoy the same exceptional customer service they have experienced the last few years, noting that being wholly-owned gives the company a strong platform to apply UPS's world class management techniques and to invest and expand for the future.
"Customers will have access to UPS's integrated and extensive network that will enable them to do business globally and leverage UPS's expertise in logistics and supply chain, including freight forwarding, customs brokerage, and contract logistics warehousing and distribution," he said. "Our ultimate aim is to improve the customer experience in Vietnam. With our vast global network, innovative technology and comprehensive range of services, UPS is well positioned to provide superior express delivery and logistics solutions to the Vietnamese market."
UPS has grown its employee base in Vietnam more than tenfold from just 25 in May 2010 to 265 today.
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I am here to ask a favor among all of you on this site.
Tommorow may not seem like a big deal, but I can assure you it is.
I have had the privlidge of serving in the military for almost 20 years. It's all been wonderful, some of my most cherished moments are in the warzone in Afghanistan, Iraq and in Kosovo. In the last two presidential elections I never received a ballot as we were without mail in the area I was deployed to.
There are a lot of military members out there that have not received their ballot, if you were thinking of not voting because you don't like either canidate I ask that you hit the ballot box and vote in honor of a military member.
There are almost 300,000 military men and women deployed to all over the world right now. I would venture to say that a great number of them did not get a ballot.
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We are using 5.0GA FOSS on Ubuntu 6.06LTS.
After importing all items from Outlook I am left with a "Sync Issues" folder that I cannot delete. In fact all the contextual menu items are shadowed. I would prefer to remove all remnants of Outlook if possible. Any advice on how to delete this folder and whether or not I should delete it?


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Errors Cost No. 25 Iowa State at K-State
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Turning Point of the Match
Iowa State's best area all season has been its serving. The Cyclones have led the Big 12 the entire season and have been in the top-10 of the NCAA for over a month now. On Saturday, however, the serving was not on for ISU. The Cyclones finished the match with 12 service errors, only the fourth time the Cyclones have had at least 10 service errors in a match. Five of those came in the first set which the Cyclones lost 25-21.
In the third set, the Cyclones were ahead 16-14, but the Wildcats were able to pull ahead for good with a 7-2 run which included five of the points being given to K-State on a variety of errors. Iowa State was able to fight off two match points, but eventually Chelsea Keating got the kill to close out the match.
Cyclone Notes
*Iowa State finished the Big 12 season in third place with its 11-5 conference record.
*Kristen Hahn's 14 digs marked the 67th consecutive match she has had at least 10 digs.
On Deck
Iowa State will find out its fate for the NCAA Championship during the NCAA Volleyball Championship Selection Show tomorrow night at 8:30 p.m. The Cyclones will be watching the selection show in Heartland Hall on the West side of the Jacobson Building, and fans are welcome to join the team. Doors open at 8 p.m.


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Video: TRUTH TEST: Transportation tax & jobs
ATLANTA -- With the Transportation Investment Act (TIA) vote coming on July 31st, we put together this basic primer on what the act contains and what the tax would mean for metro Atlantans.
Who is voting on the Transportation Investment Act?
All Georgians will vote on the act, but they will do so by region; they will be divided into 13 regions that will each vote separately. Thus, the TIA could pass in one region, which would then reap the financial benefits of the tax, and fail in another region, which would then not have access to the tax earnings.
The majority of counties in metro Atlanta will vote in Region 3, which consists of Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale counties.
RELATED | Map of regions
What specifically are people voting on?
Voters will be saying 'yay' or 'nay' to a penny sales tax that would go towards transportation projects in their respective regions. The tax would last 10 years, at which point voters would need to approve it again.
How much money is at stake in the metro Atlanta region?
Revenue estimates say the region would receive nearly $8.5 billion over the next 10 years. Of that, 85% -- or approximately $7.2 billion -- would go toward the list of regional projects that have already been approved. The other 15% -- or roughly $1.27 billion -- would be redistributed to the cities and counties that comprise the region; however, that money would be divided according to population and roadway mileage, not how much each county raises from the tax.
RELATED | Breakdown from Atlanta Regional Roundtable
Where is the final list of approved projects?
The Atlanta Regional Roundtable published its final list of approved projects at this link. More than 50% of the money goes toward new transit projects; the rest goes toward road projects.
Would voters have a say in whether the tax would be continued after this first 10-year period?
Many have concerns that they would be left without say, similar to what happened several years ago with the GA 400 tolls. In that situation, the State Road and Tollway Authority (SRTA) had the authority to vote to extend the tolls. In this case, the transportation tax can only be extended by the voters saying so -- in a ballot issue like what will occur July 31st.
However, opponents of the TIA say voters are essentially being trapped. They point to several examples of projects that are only being partially covered by the current proposal and will require more funding after the 10 years are over. They say voters will basically be forced into re-upping the tax 10 years from now.
How would the transportation tax affect MARTA?
With so much of the Atlanta regional tax going toward new transit, the focus has centered on MARTA, which is planning a Clifton Corridor rail line from Lindbergh to Emory and an I-20 East transit initiative.
So, what are the main arguments in favor and against the Transportation Investment Act?
Proponents say a serious transportation investment is long overdue in metro Atlanta. With the area's population continuing to expand, traffic and congestion are costing the area and its citizens -- not to mention making the region less desirable for businesses.
Those who oppose TIA have various reasons. Many acknowledge the aforementioned transportation issues but feel the list of projects doesn't do enough to solve the problem. Others simply don't want another tax being placed on the citizens during a rough economic period.


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Following is a list of the newest training available for Microsoft partners. You can filter the list to find the content most relevant to your needs by clicking any of the column titles and selecting what is most important to you from the dropdown menu. Note: you can sort by more than one column.


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Release: 07/08/2013
Martin Smith is starting his third year at Iowa State as Director of Men's and Women's Track and Field and Cross Country, which has already seen the Cyclones attain success under his direction.
The 2015 season was highlighted by Edward Kemboi's indoor-outdoor sweep of the 800-meter run national championships, the second straight year ISU has had a student-athlete sweep national titles after Christina Hillman took both shot put crowns in 2014.
Under Smith, Iowa State track and field has had 28 All-America honors in his first two seasons at the helm. Iowa State has also seen 10 school records change hands under Smith, including Kemboi's 1:45.58 in the 800-meter run at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
He and his staff have also helped bring depth into the track and field programs. To go with the 10 school records, Smith has seen 91 new entries onto ISU's all-time top-10 lists for indoor and outdoor events.
On the cross country course, Smith has led the men's program to consecutive third-place finishes in the Midwest Regional Meet and a pair of top-three finishes in the Big 12. ISU's second-place finish in 2013 tied the best finish by the men in the Big 12 era. Smith has seen ISU earn seven all-region honors, five All-Big 12 honors and two trips to the NCAA Championships via Dan Curts in 2014 and Mohamed Hrezi in 2013, who notched the highest men's individual finish since 1995 at the NCAA championships, placing 24th overall to earn All-America recognition.
The Cyclone women's team has now won four-straight Big 12 cross country titles and capped 2015 by finishing as NCAA runners-up, led by All-America efforts from Crystal Nelson and Katy Moen. The Cyclone women have had 10 All-Big 12 performances, nine All-Region efforts and four All-Americans in the past two seasons.
Smith is a five-time national championship coach and previously served most recently as Head Coach for Track & Field / Cross Country at Oklahoma (2005-13), where he led the Sooners to 2007 Big 12 outdoor championship, their first in nearly 30 years.
Prior to that, he led or worked with track & field and cross country programs at Oregon (1998-05), Wisconsin (1983-98), Virginia (1980-83) and George Mason (1979-80). His coaching career started at Oakton (Va.) High School, where his team won a state title.
Smith's expertise and greatest successes have come in the distance events and cross country and that will be the backbone of his Iowa State teams, too. Smith will lead a Cyclone program poised to establish itself as a collegiate power for long-distance runners.
Smith's teams won national championships in 1981 (Virginia women's cross country and indoor track), 1982 (Virginia women's cross country) and 1985 and 1988 (Wisconsin men's cross country). In a 35-year collegiate career, Smith has coached over 300 All-Americans and his teams have won 26 conference championships.
Smith was two-time (1985 and 1988) NCAA Cross Country Coach-of-the-Year for the Badgers, and he has earned nine league Coach-of-the-Year honors in three different conferences. He was Big 12 Men's Coach of the Year both outdoors (2007) and indoors (2010) at OU.
In six seasons with the Sooners, Oklahoma set all-time Big 12 best finishes in all six of the sports he supervised (women's and men's indoor and outdoor track & field and cross country). OU won the Big 12 Men's Outdoor title in 2007 and added a Big 12 Men's Indoor championship in 2010.
The Oklahoma women's program had its best-ever finish at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championship (fourth) in 2011 and the men's program was fifth nationally in the John McDonnell "Program-of-the-Year" standings (conducted by the USTFCCCA) that season.
Oregon recorded 15 Top-20 finishes at the NCAA Championships during his tenure there. He coached 65 All-Americans with the Ducks and directed both the men's and women's track & field and cross country programs beginning in 2003 after the retirement of Tom Heinonen.
The Cyclone track & field program will focus on enhancing its brand as a premiere program in which to train and compete.
Smith is known as a relentless recruiter and superb program builder and motivator. His methods are well tested and successful.
Smith, a native of Alexandria, Va., earned his B.A. degree in history and political science from Bridgewater College (1974). The three-sport letterman for the Eagles was inducted into that institution's athletics hall of fame in 2004.
He is married to the former Renee Schwister, who has one son (Ross).


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EverRoast® Chicken with Mushroom Sauce on Toast Points
Mushrooms and watercress form a tasty base for a sauce that drapes over the chicken and slices of toasted bread. Great for an easy but satisfying mid-week dinner.
- Heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in a medium skillet over medium heat and sauté the mushrooms until softened (about 5 minutes).
- Add the shallot and cook another 2 minutes.
- Stir in the flour for a minute.
- Add the broth and yogurt, tarragon, mustard, and watercress. Cook until the sauce thickens (2 or 3 minutes).
- Toast the bread and spread lightly with the butter; cut in half on the diagonal.
- In a large clean skillet, heat the remaining tablespoon of oil and sauté the chicken over medium-high to warm through and brown slightly, about 2 minutes per side.
- Place the chicken on top of the toasted bread, cover with a sprig of watercress and serve.


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- Sadaf Trimarchi said...
I like your compromise in making the portrait one of your dog instead! I'm planning on doing a canvas print for my bedroom makeover, and some for our foyer.
Have you tried the canvas prints from other companies like snapfish or shutterfly? And if so, how does this one compare?
- June 20, 2013 at 10:34 AM
- tconlan said...
Pippi is so sweet!! We had a greyhound, but sadly he died unexpectedly about 2 years ago - we agree greyhounds are the nicest dogs! We miss him dearly. Is Pippi running a track into your yard? We had an actual dirt track where our dog (his name was Smithers) ran, he ran so often he wore all the grass away and left a dirt track! Love your pic and your "shrine" :)
- June 20, 2013 at 9:28 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
Tconlan - Yes! Pippi was tearing up the yard so we just did a Backyard Makeover to deal with the dirt track she made through our grass. You can read about it and see before and after photos in this post: http://pinkandgreenmama.blogspot.com/2013/05/diy-backyard-makeover-on-budget-with.html
- June 21, 2013 at 8:20 AM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@ Sadaf - I have never used those other companies for canvas prints before so I don't have any way to compare them. I was really happy with Easy Canvas prints. The quality was good and they arrived really quickly!
- June 21, 2013 at 8:21 AM
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- June 23, 2013 at 3:03 AM
What a great name for a dog. Love it! And I am a huge fan of printing my photos on canvas. I usually use Canvas Press. Their quality is fantastic and they have excellent customer service. Check them out at http://www.canvaspress.com
- June 24, 2013 at 10:37 AM
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due to legal reasons, we should be able to backup/restore every single mail.
If possible, those mails should be restoreable/viewable without the mail-application itself.
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If the meta data header of the mail would be stored together with the message file, that would be a pretty easy task, but as far as I know,
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I have a full backup that hangs (Release 6.0.5_GA_2213.UBUNTU8_64 UBUNTU8_64 NETWORK edition).
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2013-01-05 16:32:49,557 WARN [ReIndex-1] [firstname.lastname@example.com;mid=16;] ParsedMessage - Attachment will not be indexed.
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East Rutherford, NJ (SportsNetwork.com) - Peyton Hillis hadn't been in the
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No. 16 Iowa State's Rally Falls Short at Kansas
LAWRENCE, Kan. – No. 16 Iowa State battled back from multiple double-digit deficits, but was never able to get ahead as the Cyclones fell to No. 6 Kansas 92-81 Wednesday night in Allen Fieldhouse. The loss dropped ISU to 15-4 on the season and 3-4 in Big 12 play. Kansas improved to 16-4 and a Big 12-leading 7-0 in conference play.
Keys to the Game
The Cyclones were down three at the break and needed to make a statement early to start the second half after quickly falling into a double-figures hole in the first half. DeAndre Kane drained a 3-pointer on the first possession of the half to give Iowa State its first tie of the game at 46-46. However, Kansas immediately responded with an 11-0 to re-establish control and force Iowa State into a timeout and to the drawing board.
The Jayhawks got its lead up to 13 points before the Cyclones established an 8-2 run to reduce the KU lead to seven at 65-58. The run allowed Iowa State to get the Big 12's leading scorer Melvin Ejim back into the game, scoring four points in the run.
Iowa State was able to narrow the KU lead to four points on multiple occasions, before finally reducing the lead to a single point when a posted up Ejim found Georges Niang at the top of the key for a 3-pointer to make it 73-72 KU.
However, Kansas' freshman star Andrew Wiggins put away the game. The freshman was the beneficiary of an intentional foul call against Dustin Hogue, making both proceeding free throws to give KU a five point lead. KU kept the ball, and Wiggins got the putback after a missed baby hook by Joel Embiid. Naadir Tharpe forced an Iowa State turnover and Wiggins got out ahead of the back to slam home a shot and give KU an unassailable 81-72 lead.
Kansas started the game on fire from the field, hitting 13 of its first 20 shots and getting six offensive rebounds on those missed shots to storm out to a 30-14 lead. Perry Ellis powered the early Kansas advantage, making his first five shots en route to 11 points.
The Cyclones were able to battle its way back with a 20-7 run that included four 3-pointers, two by Dustin Hogue and one each from Ejim and Georges Niang to bring the Kansas lead down to three points. In the run, Iowa State shot 7-of-9 from the field and 4-of-5 from 3-point range.
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The trio of Melvin Ejim, DeAndre Kane and Georges Niang all played major parts in the Cyclone effort. Ejim had a quite seven points in the first half, but the Big 12's leading scorer could not be held down for long as he was an important factor in Iowa State getting back into the game. Ejim finished with 18 points on 7-of-13 shooting and eight rebounds.
Kane was a difference maker for the Cyclones, a player that Kansas struggled to guard against throughout the entire game. The senior finished the game with a 22 points on 8-of-14 shooting.
Niang had one of the worst games of his career only two weeks earlier against the Jayhawks, but came back with one of his best games of the season. Niang finished with a team-high 24 points on 10-of-17 shooting, which included three 3-pointers.
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*Iowa State is now 4-1 on the season when trailing at halftime.
*Melvin Ejim scored in double figures for the 21st consecutive time dating back to last season.
*Ejim started his 109th career game, tying him for seventh in ISU history with Jeff Hornacek (1983-86).
*Matt Thomas has six blocks on the season, five have come in Iowa State's two games against Kansas.
*Georges Niang had his first-career 20-point game in Big 12 play.
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Aren't you being a little, y'know, Dystopian?
Filed under: Social Brain
The Argentinian genius, Jorge Luis Borges once described Utopia as "a Greek word meaning 'there is no such place'"
Could the same thing be said for Dystopia?
There have been plenty of dystopic visions of the future, most famously Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four and Huxley's Brave New World. Huxley's vision of happiness pills and pervasive virtuality now feels closer to the truth than the 'Big Brother' of Orwell's oppressive State, but I might feel differently if I lived in Russia or China.
More recently, towards the end of his epic book, The Master and his Emissary, Iain McGilchrist presents a non-fiction account of a world he believes we are, unwittingly stumbling towards. Later this month The Social Brain Centre will be publishing a critical examination of this work as a whole, featuring a dialogue with the author and reflections from various thinkers on the strength and significance of the ideas.
The central claim is that our phenomenal experience is gradually colonised through the left hemisphere's preference for, broadly, familiar, non-living and measurable things that can be used for instrumental purposes. On this account we are gradually losing touch with what Iain calls 'sources of intuitive life', as our societies become a virtual 'hall of mirrors' in which that which is re-presented is ubiquitous, and that which is genuinely unique has less air to breathe. If you are not familiar with these ideas, you can enjoy a very pleasant introduction by watching the RSAnimate which now has over a million viewers, and please watch this space for our report later this month.
So is the world slowly becoming more dystopic? On the one hand, people like Hans Rosling, Steven Pinker, Matt Ridley help to guard us against reflex pessimism, reminding us that we have never been healthier, wealthier, less violent and more innovative respectively. On the other hand you have fears of "the destructive power of a warming planet" (Obama) in Climate Change, fears for food and water security, the ever-present threat of terrorism, terrifying public health scenarios in which we all catch a deadly and hyper-contagious bug, and, relatively benignly, the sense that worldwide financial collapse is only ever a few bad decisions away.
However, such legitimate fears are not really what is meant by dystopia, which usually involves a vision of a world that is over-organised, and too sure of itself to realise that it has gone horribly wrong, and that it may have lost something of enormous value.
Indeed, chillingly, McGilchrist suggests that in so far as the world is becoming more dystopic, many of us are likely to remain oblivious:
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domination, we would not expect insight to be the key note. Instead, we would expect a sort of insouciant optimism, the sleepwalker whistling a happy tune as he ambles towards the abyss."
These thoughts of dystopia were prompted by watching the astoundingly brilliant satirical series, Black Mirror for the first time, just last night, over a year after most people were raving about it. I was particularly affected by the second episode, 15 Million Merits which can still be viewed on Four on Demand.
Painting such pictures of the future should induce constructive thought and action rather than despair. Gramsci famously said we need to have pessimism of the intellect but optimism of the will, while in our forthcoming report McGilchrist calls himself a hopeful pessimist.
I felt this dystopia was a particularly good illustration of McGilchrist's view of what a world dominated by the left-hemisphere might look like. The picture is of a world almost completely dominated by screens, scores, adverts, and devoid of almost anything natural or meaningful, in which everybody knows what they are supposed to be doing, but nobody really seems to know what is going on.
Painting such pictures of the future should induce constructive thought and action rather than despair. Gramsci famously said we need to have pessimism of the intellect but optimism of the will, while in our forthcoming report McGilchrist calls himself a hopeful pessimist.
Just as we accuse people for being 'utopian' when they are being naively optimistic about how things could be, so we should call people 'dystopian' when any of these visions of dystopia are taken too literally as predictions. The point of thinking dystopically is rather to shed light on our lives as they are currently lived, and the direction we are taking, or more to the point, the direction on which we are being taken.


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Nashville, TN (Sports Network) - Trevor Lacey scored 17 points to lead the
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The Royals have signed right-handed pitcher Luke Hudson to a minor league contract for the 2009 season. Hudson has been extended an invitation to the Royals Major League Spring Training camp in Surprise, Ariz.
Luke missed the 2008 season while recovering from right shoulder surgery. He made just one big league start in 2007 due to his shoulder issues. Hudson was 7-6 with a 5.12 ERA in 26 games (15 starts) for Kansas City in 2006. He is 17-18 with a 5.11 ERA in a five-year big league career for the Reds (2002, 2004-05) and Royals (2006-07). Hudson was designated for assignment by the Royals on Nov. 14.
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The U.S. women's soccer team is in Kansas City for a match on Saturday vs. Canada. Today, pitchers Louis Coleman and Aaron Crow along with first baseman Eric Hosmer had the opportunity to attend a practice as the soccer stars trained at Swope Park. Tonight, forward Alex Morgan will throw out the first pitch before the Royals/White Sox game (7:10 start). Good luck to the women's team…enjoy your stay in KC! Let's take a look at the photos, including Alex Morgan working on her pitching:


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Hello! I also got my green fire couple days ago with ilvl 485, without use of any potions / flasks or what so ever.
Strategy: Burn him like a mofo, use charges until the first imp phase to stop him casting the curse on you and take gateway on CD to keep yourself as low on aggro table as possible.
I actualy stunned the first hound to give my pitlord more time to get out of line of sight from the hounds, popped CD:s, killed 'em all with little trouble, although i didnt get much time to actualy do dmg to boss on this phase.
Re-enslave the pitlord during summoning of doom lord, charge to boss for extra dmg, use pitlord heal on you and take GW to drop agro.
Then it's practicaly repetition while also keeping a Doom Lord banished (i put him on my focus and focus banished when needed) and for the last minute, you also have one Doom Lord that has to be kept feared.
Finished the boss easily on 3rd imp phase when he had already went sub 20% by throwing RoF on imps, popping all CD's (defensive and offensive), charged the boss and burned him to oblivion.
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Yeah, made it to doomgaurd and second felhunter phase. Got wtf pwned there. :P
Proud of myself actually, I am making good progress.
You do not need to CC the doomlords, at all. It's extra managing that you don't need clustering the fight up. Have your pitlord attack them once, breath them, and send him back to Kanrethad. At this point they'll always attack the pitlord. He takes a massive beating with both of them on him at this point, so a glyph health funnel will help tremendously.
I beat the fight about 2 weeks ago finally. and my opinion still hasnt changed. I never want to do this fight again, i think its indeed very epic in idea, but it feels more like a 'HERES YOUR GREEN FIRE, ENJOY GETTING IT' from blizzard with an evil cackle then it does feel like a genuine epic event. I think the final boss should have been a summoned boss outside the single player scenario, either in a heroic instance or even a raid instance that required alot of warlock involvement to succeed (enslaves, specific curses and ports) but not by him/herself. Heres how i envision it.
Fight starts, every few minutes the pit lord is summoned, you still need to enslave it to interrupt cata, but since the pit lords are summoned every minute you need to get rid of your current pit lord by standing it in a rift of dark energy only reachable by warlock portals/gateways. Maybe the ground falls away and the gateways are needed to move the group across a rift. meanwhile, the boss is only attackable during the stun, the rest of the encounter is avoidance, support and gameplay tricks. Boss is also summoning 1) a very fast moving mob that you need to CoEx 2) fast casting mob that needs to be silenced via tounges 3)
Shitload of imps that have no aggro table. Felhunters in the mix. maybe have the warlock get ported to a sealed area to have his own solo bit to complete before the group can continue the fight so it really is dependant on his success.
This fight is one that should have had an audience. and instead all my guild heard for 2-3 weeks of attempts was my occasional angry typing in chat or in vent when i would have a good attempt and die to a random stupid mistake.
OMG 13:37 - Then Jesus said to His disciples, "Cleave unto me, and I shall grant to thee the blessing of eternal salvation."
And His disciples said unto Him, "Can we get Kings instead?"
Oh my fuck this fight is aids.
I switched from my lock 6 months ago to my paladin due to our guild needing a healer, and I literally haven't touched it since then. For some reason I got a wild hair to go get myself the book and get green fire.
Haha, I really am a glutton for punishment.
Did the scenario and got to the boss with 483 ilvl...got blown up. Did some LFR, got to 491. Spent about 3 1/2 hours on it last night. I can pretty much get down 2 full rotations of summons now before I die. Used 2 purification potions in probably 20 or so wipes.
I'd say the lowest I had him was about 30%.
Everyone talks about the felhunters being difficult, and they are until you get the hang of them.
But my problem, for some reason, is the god damn imps.
No matter what I do, they come out and just absolutely wreck me. I hit them with the breath first, bust out the RoF, shadowfury, FnB immolate, etc....they just seem to take FOREVER to fucking die. I'm constantly having to spam ember tap during that phase because my HP just ping pongs.
I dont know what I'm doing wrong. I watch videos and do the EXACT same thing on the imp phase, and they literally die 4-5x slower. By the time they usually die, I have had to use the breath on them 3 times.
Here's my lock: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/characte...ADzed/advanced
(sac is currently out for suprem, was doing dailies)
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
When I dealt with the imps I started only with RoF until all, or close to all, were out.
Then FnB Immolate and moved in for the breath. Never used breath twice on them.
Another RoF usually finished them I believe.
I also used Mannoroth's Fury to make aiming a non-issue.
Did on 491 ilvl.
Eventually if you get better at the fight, you can try have the pit take aggro, keep RoF up on them (for infinite embers) and spam extra CB's on the boss. When needed just throw 1/2 fnb's combos on them and switch the phase
Oh one more thing if it helps (not sure) but from testing with some friends of mine, they seemed to get deeper into the fight. Reforge on something like 6% hit and go crazy and balance crit/haste rest on mastery stats. Hit didn't seemed to make a difference on the dps loss, instead they reported deeper boss dps till the phases switch.
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And His disciples said unto Him, "Can we get Kings instead?"
I seemed to have the most success when I used the frequent gate hopping method. Had 0 chaos bolts target me and had the pit lord tank everything.
Imps came out, I ran over to the gate and had him breath, RoF, SnB immolate, then more RoF and SnB conflag+incin. Just seemed to take them a really long time to die. Then during felhunter phase I moved the pit lord behind the pillar to the right there and put him on passive, killed felhunters easily, had pet re-engage boss so he would follow him back to the middle to be in charge range for cataclysm. Doom guard phase I stood near the portal, had pit lord breathe, then hopped a portal and that sucked aggro off of me.
There were a few times that my pit lord got stuck in the floor, and once he got stuck in the pillar.
There was another time that I killed a felhunter, so 2 were left, and suddenly 2 more spawned as soon as one died...for a total of 4. That was pretty awesome.
I watched some more videos and it seems like maybe my lack of any 2 piece tier is partially what's screwing me. Everyone seems to be doing 20-30k more damage on their incinerates and chaos bolts.
I pretty much have the fight down though, I've gotten to the third imp phase once or twice and he was at about 25-30%. So maybe tonight after some LFR I'll focus on more boss time.
And recount isn't working for me on that fight for some reason, might have to switch to skada to see if that'll help. Would be nice to see how much dps i've been doing on him.
You can actually get away with using two Fel Flame Breaths on the imps if you're so inclined. I had to do that on certain parts because I think that I had some of the imps too far into the portal for RoF to hit properly. Not sure if that was the real problem but anyway what I did was after the first FFB I would pop the Pit Lord's heal (since I didn't really need it a lot), then FFB again after it came off cooldown to finish the imps for sure. Didn't even need to use Ember Tap or SacPact at that point since The Pit Lord pretty much heals you to full.
EDIT: If you can make it to 25-30% already you are well into a good position to kill him. Just a little bit more.
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I can't seem to get past the second felhunter phase, I imagine after that it's very easy to finish with only imps, but honestly I can't get past the second felhunter phase, I don't think it's my low 471 ilevel, but at that phase it's too chaotic.
I send my pit lord behind the portal quite early and move in the front of the gate, but avoiding dpsing the boss (for obvious aggro reasons).
As soon as the first pup came out I feared him, then dealt with the last 2, as soon as they were dead, I sent the pit back on the boss. I went trough the gate (knowing that when the pup will dispel the pit lord, my fear might have bugged out, the pup was feared but standing on the same spot, in front of the gate) to get some distance and took it down. Fortunately, I didn't got charged by the pit, in fact he didn't even got close to me.
Yes you can get a CB in your face as you will be 5-6 secs the only target there, but you should use your cd's. On the second pup spawn also moved in early, but this time I just took a risk and threw the infernal on the gate and with a combination of shadowfury and a pit lord charge nuked them all down.
In general, yes, the felhunters phase is the most annoying. If you get the first one down, you should be able to deal with the second pup spawn. Imps and doomlords should cause a very little problem. If you got the second pups spawn down, it should be a kill. As a precaution, don't forget to use your potion if you get them down tho. You will get pissed to see yourself around 10% with full health and instantly die....
Good luck!
Rocket, I had the same sticking point as you, the infinite imp phase. They are little bastards. What got me past it was two things.
First, and this was the biggie, positioning. For me the imps liked to barely come out of Kanrethad's gateway, and in some cases even sat slightly behind it. The pit lord breath wasn't hitting them all, etc. I ended up burying half of my RoF's targeting reticle inside the gateway, and standing right on top of the imps to use my /target self|cast fel flame breath so it would HIT them all. The breath does a ton of damage, but the cone can be rather hard to aim amid all the chaos. Then I would use the pitlord's heal on myself because the firebolts + fel flame breath had me rather low. Then use your gate, get back over there, and drop another RoF to finish off any stragglers, or you can have the pit lord breathe again. The gating should make them shoot at the pit lord and not you.
Second, timing. Give it a few seconds before you RoF and FnB/Immolate them, so most or all of them get hit by it. They stream out continuously over the 10 seconds he's calling them in.
Since I've had the boss keep aggro on the pit lord and RARELY take a chaos bolt, perhaps I should save my "oh shit" shield macro button for the imp phase.


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Holyoke volleyball girls finished out their regular season with two big wins over Haxtun and Wiggins last week.
Thursday, Oct. 18 they dominated Haxtun in three sets 25-18, 25-16 and 25-20 in Bulldog territory.
The Lady Dragons grabbed another win for the home crowd Friday, Oct. 19. They beat Wiggins 25-21, 25-14 and 25-18.
These two wins put them in the No. 3 spot heading into district pool play on Tuesday, Oct. 23.
Coach Michelle Vieselmeyer said the thing that really put them on top of Haxtun and Wiggins was good, consistent serving. "When you serve so well, everything else is a lot easier," she said.
Coach Vieselmeyer noted good serves by Erin Vieselmeyer and Molly Brandt really got the team motivated to start off Thursday's game in Haxtun.
Erin Vieselmeyer followed that up in the second set with a long line of consecutive serves and five aces for the Dragons. Coach Vieselmeyer said it feels good to look up at the scoreboard and see it's 12-0.
The Lady Dragons stayed consistent for their game against Wiggins on Friday, putting up good serves and attacks.
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Holyoke's overall record for the regular season is 11-8.
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Setter Ashley Humphreys set up the ball 38 times including nine assists for kills.
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No. 2 Yuma hosted No. 5 Sedgwick County and No. 8 Haxtun.
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"We set up a grill and we did a free happy hour … to lift spirits," Kelly Sullivan said. "That Sunday after the storm, we joined forces with Shine's and other businesses. We set up a smoker at Shine's and did a Sunday supper, and just fed everybody."
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If you are looking for material of the highest quality, we recommend you above all adhesive PIXERStick - revolutionary reusable material of multiple use, which you can freely stick and unstick, and then transfer it wherever you want to.