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Grading the States 2006: Policy Recommendations
1. Increase funding tied to performance and outcomes.
In recent years, most states either have reduced funding of services for people with serious mental illnesses or have level-funded these programs. The impact of inadequate funding has been devastating - we now see overflowing emergency rooms with no place for people to go, increased numbers of people with serious mental illnesses in jails and prisons, and large numbers of people without access to desperately needed services.
State legislators and policymakers must realize that cuts to vital services for people with serious mental illnesses raise rather than reduce overall costs to society. These cuts affect systems in a very negative way. Corrections systems, indigent care systems, emergency medicine, or homeless service providers are left to pick up the pieces.
At the same time, NAMI understands and supports the importance of linking public-sector mental health expenditures with positive outcomes. Thus, we believe that states should be able to demonstrate that mental health services funded through Medicaid, the Federal Mental Health Services Block Grant, or state dollars achieve positive outcomes such as reduced symptoms, increased independence, employment, housing, and increased consumer satisfaction. States also should be able to show that these expenditures reduce negative outcomes such as hospitalizations, homelessness, criminal justice involvement, and suicides.
If a state mental health system is unable to demonstrate the positive impact of the services it funds, legislators and policymakers are justified in raising questions about the value of the funding. We believe that the federal government, through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), and other agencies administering services and programs that affect people with serious mental illnesses, should provide technical assistance to ensure that such funds are being used appropriately and achieving positive outcomes.
As a last resort, non-performance by a mental health system may be a justifiable reason to reallocate mental health funds to other systems and programs that bear the burdens of failed mental health policies and services, such as jail diversion programs, homeless shelters, and emergency rooms.
2. Invest in evidence-based and emerging best practices.
In the section of this report entitled "Standards for a Quality Mental Health System - A Vision for Recovery" we have described the elements of what we believe constitute high-quality services for people with serious mental illness. Unfortunately, the research we conducted in preparing this report revealed that the services discussed in that section are in short supply, or even non-existent, in many parts of the country.
This is not acceptable. If services with an established research base of demonstrated effectiveness are not translated into practice, the cynicism of policymakers may be justified. On a more positive note, SAMHSA and the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD) are engaging in efforts to promote the widespread adoption of evidence-based and emerging best practices. And state mental health authorities in some states are taking leadership in working with other agencies and systems on jail diversion, supported housing, employment, and other critical services.
3. Improve data collection, reporting, and transparency of information.
In preparing this report, we tried to find existing data that would help give advocates and consumers information about state mental health systems and how well they were performing. We found very little. The data that exist are not designed to allow easy state comparisons and are not linked to consumer outcomes.
SAMHSA, as the agency with responsibility for oversight of mental health services, must develop uniform outcomes measures and insist that states provide data on these measures as part of their block grant reporting requirements. This information should be accessible and transparent and be used to guide the development of priorities by state legislators and policymakers.
Our research for this report also revealed that state mental health authorities are, by and large, not doing well in providing easily accessible information about mental illnesses and mental health resources to their customers - consumers and family members. This is another area that requires significant improvement. In this day of enhanced information technology, it is reasonable to expect states to fulfill their fundamental obligation to provide easily accessible and understandable information about the services they provide.
4. Involve consumers and families in all aspects of the system.
Although lip service is given to the importance of consumer- and family-driven systems, we found very few examples where this important principle actually is being translated into practice. The examples we did find are exemplary and should be replicated in all states.
For example, in recognition of growing evidence about the effectiveness of peer services and supports, Georgia is the first state that reimburses certified peer counselors in its Medicaid program. Other states should follow Georgia's lead.
Another example is the use of independent, third- party, consumer- and family-monitoring teams used to conduct inspections and monitor conditions in psychiatric treatment facilities. These teams have proven effective in the past in states such as Delaware, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania. All states should similarly involve consumers and family members in oversight and monitoring activities.
States are required under the Federal Public Health Services Act to include consumers and family members on state mental health planning councils. We strongly believe that the involvement of consumers and family members must extend significantly beyond an advisory function. Unfortunately, on an overall basis, involvement of consumers and families in various aspects of the mental health system (planning, implementation, and evaluation) is token at best. Some states and systems apparently find it difficult to break away from outdated, paternalistic attitudes toward the people they are charged with serving.
5. Eliminate discrimination.
People with serious mental illness encounter stigma and discrimination in all aspects of their lives. Overcoming this discrimination requires not only community education, but also the change of certain federal policies that reinforce this discrimination.
For example, Congress continues to sanction discrimination against people with serious mental illness by failing to enact a federal law requiring that mental illnesses be covered on a par with all other medical disorders in health insurance policies.
The federal Medicaid program contains a provision that similarly encourages discrimination toward people with serious mental illness. Since its inception, there has been a provision in federal law prohibiting the use of federal Medicaid dollars to pay for services in an "institution for mental disease" (IMD), defined as a facility with 16 or more beds, at least 50 percent of which are used for psychiatric treatment. This provision serves as a barrier not only to reimbursing care in psychiatric hospitals, but also to implementing Medicaid-reimbursable home- and community-based waivers of the kind that have been very helpful in facilitating recovery among people with developmental disabilities, and other Medicaid populations.
Finally, the federal Medicare program also contains provisions that discriminate against people with mental illness. For example, while Medicare covers 80 percent of the costs of outpatient treatment for traditional medical disorders, it covers only 50 percent of the costs of outpatient psychiatric treatment.
NAMI calls upon Congress and the President to set an example for the rest of the nation by moving swiftly to change these discriminatory policies. Outdated laws that reinforce stigma and faulty assumptions about mental illnesses should not be allowed to continue.
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An infinite canvas in time
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ChronoZoom was developed to make time relationships between different studies of history clear and vivid. In the process, it provides a framework for exploring related electronic resources. It thus serves as a "master timeline" that ties together all kinds of specialized timelines and electronic resources and provides visual intersections of the humanities and the sciences.
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By drawing upon the latest discoveries from many different disciplines, you can visualize the temporal relationships between events, trends, and themes. Some of the disciplines that contribute information to ChronoZoom include biology, astronomy, geology, climatology, prehistory, archeology, anthropology, economics, cosmology, natural history, and population and environmental studies.
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We envision a world where scientists, researchers, students, and teachers collaborate through ChronoZoom to share information via data, tours, and insight. Imagine a world where the leading academics publish their findings to the world in a manner that can easily be accessed and compared to other data. Imagine a tool that allows teachers to generate tours specific to their classroom needs. This is the potential of ChronoZoom.
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ChronoZoom is an incubation project that is being deployed in the spirit of "launch and learn." Some big questions we have considered in developing ChronoZoom include:
- How do you organize huge amounts (terabytes and more) of different types of data (such as audio, video, text, PDF files, and images) logically and so they're easily consumable?
- How do you retain precision while displaying historical information ranging from billions of years ago to today on one scale?
- How do you prioritize content when you have multiple items for the same time period? For example, an Egyptian history timeline, a Chinese cultural history timeline, an Islamic history timeline, a Japanese-American history timeline, and a particle physics timeline might all share a significant event on the same date in the year 1890—how do you display this on the timeline canvas?
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- How do you make a third-party authoring tool that is intuitive enough for middle-school students and rigorous enough for scholarly researchers?
- Should there be a bias toward author-built timelines or toward automated timelines that pull data from freely available datasets and libraries on the Internet?
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- How do you retain the ambiguity of history? There are many interpretations of history, and much disagreement among experts about historical events; how do you ensure that students of history have access to the diverse historical information so that they can analyze it and develop their own interpretation of what happened?
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- Generate a chart dynamically to be placed on a timeline
- Display curve and segmented line graphs and plot events coded for magnitude
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- Compare data and timelines
- Share timelines or tours with others via social networking
- Display the uncertainty of dates (approximate dates)
- Show a time range in addition to a specific date in time
- Present multiple interpretations
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Microsoft Research and the ChronoZoom Project promote the establishment of relationships with academics and other partners (like publishers, researchers, museums, broadcasters, NGOs, foundations, and other organizations that have rich digital media content that crosses the sciences and humanities) to create valuable user experiences with this new technology. As data gets added to the platform, others can share access to enrich their experiences as well.
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- If you are a researcher or are with a related organization and would like to provide resources for ChronoZoom—such as data visualizations, data management, and natural user interfaces—contact Roy Zimmermann.
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Well the California drawing has closed and hopefully we'll find out soon what zones we'll be hunting. This is going to be a fun thread where we all try to call our shot, and then come back this fall and see how close we all were to getting it right!
Now's the time to year to get excited and make up crap about how good of hunters we are.
I'll go first. I probably won't draw an X-zone, so I'll hunting D3-5 and D6. I'm going to fill both tags. One will be a 4x4 and the other will be a 3x3. Both DIY on public land.
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A 67-year-old man who police say was beaten by a group of teens has died.
Rocky Mount police report Juan De La Cruz died Saturday at the hospital in Greenville.
Authorities say a group of up to ten teens stole a 24-ounce beer worth $1.99 from Cruz and assaulted him in November. The attack happened behind Turner's Mini Mart on Benvenue Road.
Because of Cruz's death, police are now working to upgrade the charges for the teenagers charged in the crime. Police will meet with the District Attorney's office following the autopsy this week. Six teens were originally charged with common law robbery and assault inflicting serious bodily injury.
Three of the suspects in the case are 16 years old. They are Mikel Jones, Trekwan Dickens and Xaviera Davis. Two of the suspects are 14 years old, and one of them is 13 years old.
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Three more teens have been charged in the robbery and brutal assault of a Rocky Mount man Saturday night and police say it was all over a $1.99 container of beer.
Mikel Jones and Xaviera Davis, both who are 16 years old, and a 14 year old juvenile have been charged with common law robbery and assault inflicting serious injury.
Rocky Mount police say Juan De La Cruz remains in critical condition at Pitt County Memorial Hospital with head injuries. Officers say a group of up to ten teens stole a 24-ounce beer from the 67-year-old man and assaulted him. The attack happened behind Turner's Mini Mart on Benvenue Road.
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The chatter around town? A wicked winter's on the way.
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The almanac prognosticators, who are accurate nearly 95 percent of the time, according to their own studies (conducted, no doubt, while they're knocking back a few), see a very cold and snowy season ahead. For example, on Oct. 1, it had dropped to 1 below zero in Whitehorse, capital of the Yukon, and the average temperature predicted for November is 21 below. So, if you were planning a trip to the Yukon . . . maybe not this year.
Here in the Lower 48, it will be "bitterly cold" for much of the winter, according to the almanac, with below-normal temperatures and above-normal snowfall.
One specific dismaying prediction: Super Bowl Sunday will be "snowy and stormy." The game, which will be played in New Jersey, may be one for the record books — weather-wise.
But the news isn't all bad. The Quadrantids meteor shower will take place in the predawn hours of Jan. 4, and we will be able to see 25 meteors per hour. Of course, it will be so cold that we won't be able to stay outdoors, but we can look through the windows.
Also, the almanac predicts auspicious days for conducting the chores in our daily lives. For example, a good day to start losing weight is Oct. 24. We missed the best day for castrating animals, which was last week, but the best day for making sauerkraut will be next Tuesday.
As I write, we're experiencing a full moon, known in October as the Hunter's Moon. The moon will be full again on Nov. 17, and in December it will be full again on the 17th. Useful info for werewolf trackers.
According to the almanac, we enjoyed a Blue Moon in August, and won't see another one until July 31, 2015. A Blue Moon is a second full moon in one month.
I don't know if we can really pick an "auspicious" day for cutting our hair, as the almanac suggests, but I do believe that our lives become richer when we observe nature's signs and ready ourselves for changes ahead.
The squirrels are in turbo mode. Be prepared.
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Next time your wife wants you to do the dishes, tell her no to SAVE YOUR MARRIAGE.
--According to a new study, the divorce rate for couples who split housework and chores equally is almost 50% higher than the divorce rate for couples where the woman does most of the housework. The researchers say they were surprised at the result. Quote, "One would think that break-ups would occur more often in families with less equality at home, but our statistics show the opposite." They have two theories why this happens. One is that relationships might work better when both people, quote, "have very clear roles with lots of clarity. There could be less [arguments] than if both have the same roles and one has the feeling the other isn't pulling his or her weight." The other theory comes off sounding WAY more sexist. The researchers say couples that evenly divide the housework are usually more, quote, "modern" couples where the woman works and makes good money. That means she's less financially dependent on her husband like, ya know, women were 50 years ago . . . so she's not afraid to get a divorce.
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May 28, 2016
Jackson, Miss. A Waynesboro man is heading to prison for conspiring to defraud the Federal Emergency Management Agency, also known as FEMA, after Hurricane Katrina. Aubrey Brent Sturdivant was found guilty of trying to defraud the agency during debris removal after the massive 2005 storm. For the crime he was sentenced to 41 months in prison and fined $10,000. The 28-year-old was charged as the result of a lengthy investigation by the Department of Homeland Security, the Federal Bureau of Investigations, and the Mississippi State Auditor's Office.
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Senior Airman Edwin Rodriguez, 816th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron flying crew chief, conducts a pre-flight aircraft inspection on a C-17 Globemaster III at an undisclosed loaction is Southwest Asia prior to an airlift transport mission to Kabul International Airport. Rodriguez is deployed from the 437th Maintenance Squadron, Joint Base Charleston, S.C.
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Orlando, FL (Sports Network) - Jameer Nelson netted 24 points to go with 10
assists, as the Orlando Magic outlasted the Philadelphia 76ers, 99-91, on
Sunday at Amway Center.
Arron Afflalo followed with 17 points, while former Sixer Nikola Vucevic
posted 14 points and 17 rebounds to help the Magic snap a seven-game home
losing streak.
Thaddeus Young scored a game-high 26 points and grabbed 12 boards for the
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(Sports Network) - Two of the best teams in the Western Conference are
struggling a bit, but one will get on track Friday night when the Memphis
Grizzlies host the Golden State Warriors.
The Grizz have lost two in a row and are 1-2 with newly-acquired forwards
Tayshaun Prince and Ed Davis. They fell at home to the lowly Phoenix Suns on
Tuesday, then lost in Atlanta 103-92 on Wednesday.
Against the Hawks, Prince only managed six points and Davis tallied two in
just under 10 minutes of action. All-Star Zach Randolph led the way with 20,
while Marc Gasol, Mike Conley and Jerryd Bayless also scored in double
"We weren't playing our game," acknowledged Gasol. "They ran at us every time,
and they put a lot of pressure on the ball. It hurts even more to get beat at
your own game, and get outworked. Obviously, we're struggling a little bit
right now, but we're going to fight and figure it out."
Memphis has dropped three of its last four and in that span, allowed 95.3 ppg.
That's almost six points more per game than they average, and against Atlanta,
the Hawks shot 51.4 percent from the field and 41.7 from long range.
Due to some poor play on their own end, coupled with the Denver Nuggets'
surge, the Grizzlies have fallen to fifth in the Western Conference. Just
below them rank the Warriors, who have lost two in a row, both on the road,
after a four-game win streak.
Golden State started its four-game sojourn with a historically bad loss to the
Houston Rockets. On Tuesday, the Rockets matched an NBA record with 23 made 3-
pointers and the Warriors didn't take kindly to it. Mark Jackson instructed
his players to foul the Rockets so they couldn't tie the mark. Draymond Green
of Golden State got ejected after a little scrum, but the final score was
The very next night, the Warriors traveled to Oklahoma City to face the
Thunder. Kevin Durant and company jumped on the Warriors by winning the first
quarter, 34-22, then taking the second, 33-27. The final ended up being
"We didn't win and we didn't play particularly well," Jackson said after the
Thunder loss. "I thought we battled. I thought in spurts we played very good,
but overall what it takes to beat this team, especially in that building, is
48 minutes of solid basketball on both sides of the ball and we did not do
David Lee (12 points, 11 rebounds) and Steph Curry (14 points, 11 assists) had
double-doubles for the Warriors and Klay Thompson and Harrison Barnes both
scored 19 apiece.
The Warriors allowed 64 points in the paint on Wednesday and committed 19
turnovers, including six from Curry, which led to 29 Thunder points.
The Warriors will finish off their road trip Saturday at Dallas and have lost
the first two meetings with Memphis this season. The Grizzlies are unbeaten in
eight straight matchups with Golden State, which has dropped seven in a row at
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May 25, 2016
Tallahassee, FL - Tallahassee's mayor defended himself today against ethics charges against him.
In June, Florida's Ethics Commission found reason to believe Mayor John Marks violated the law.
Mayor Marks decided to defend himself before an administrative law judge.
At issue is the mayor's past ties to a business and a non-profit group.
Both organizations had city contract proposals.
Tallahassee, FL - Tallahassee's Mayor says he's done nothing wrong.
Mayor John Marks testified before an administrative law judge this afternoon.
It comes after Florida's Ethics Commission found reason to believe the mayor violated the law.
Mayor Marks testified he was a paid consultant for a non-profit group called the Alliance for Digital Equality or ADE.
He recommended that group be included in a city contract paid with federal grant money.
When asked, do you remember mentioning ADE in your motion to accept that grant? Mayor Marks responded, "I probably did yes, the video indicates that I did."
Three city commissioners also testified at the hearing including Gil Ziffer.
Ziffer said he didn't know the mayor was involved with ADE when he voted to approve a contract including that group, and it might have changed his vote.
The mayor's case is expected to take several weeks to resolve.
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|Roonie's Place celebrates 30 years of business in Wauneta
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
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Roonie's Place opened after Jo Arenz made a joking comment at Thanksgiving dinner 30 years ago. Today, she's still providing floral arrangements, balloons and gifts in the Wauneta area. (Sheri Hink-Wagner | The Wauneta Breeze)
By Sheri Hink-Wagner
The Wauneta Breeze
Sometimes only partially serious comments become a reality and a 30-year long staple of the community. Roonie's Place opened its doors 30 Valentine's Days ago. At Thanksgiving dinner in 1983 owner Jo Arenz said she originally suggested buying the floral shop, which had been closed for some time.
At the time her husband, Ed, had two very crafty aunts and through their conversations they talked about how fun it would be to open a craft store. Arenz said she jokingly suggested buying the flower shop in Wauneta.
To her surprise, the rest of the group jumped at the idea and by January 1984 they had made the decision to purchase the shop and open their doors in time for Valentine's Day 1984. They made it happen and Roonie's Place filled its first Valentine's Day order that year. Roonie's official open house was held a couple weeks later, on March 1, 1984–on her daughter Courtney's birthday.
Arenz said she's seen a lot of changes in the floral industry in the past 30 years, but that some things remain the same. Sure, prices have gone up and freight is more of an issue, but the core of her business remains the same.
When Roonie's was first getting its start flowers would arrive from Denver on the bus and Arenz would pick them up as they drove through on Highway 6. Then, when the bus stopped coming through she would order them via UPS. Nowadays she gets her flowers delivered by FedEx. She can place a flower order by 2 p.m. MT and have them the next day–a convenience that works well for a small town flower shop.
Her only hang up is if the need for flowers comes after 2 p.m. on Friday and she needs to find flowers over the weekend. She's found other area florists helpful in that regard, whether that means a trip to Imperial or McCook for stock.
One of the most common requests at Roonie's Place is for funeral flowers. Arenz said, "It's sometimes difficult to work with people as they grieve, but it's a special time to share with them too. I've learned there are no 'right' words."
Arenz speaks of her clients and their departed loved ones with a compassion that those who know her have come to appreciate and expect. As Arenz puts it, "my family has grown up here," and Wauneta is her home.
Arnez said Memorial Day has become one of her favorite holidays, not because it is a boost to her business, but because it gives her the chance to talk to and catch up with those who have moved out of town. She delivers approximately 60 arrangements to the cemetery each year and she enjoys hearing from past Waunetans when they call to order flowers to be delivered to their loved one's grave. She said she enjoys the opportunity to reflect back on those who have passed.
The three busiest times of the year for Roonie's Place are Valentine's Day, Memorial Day and Mother's Day. "I truly appreciate the community's support the past 30 years," said Arenz. "Everything I sell here are things people don't 'need' or that they can live without, but the community supports me anyway."
After 30 years in the business Arenz said she is in her "third generation of love" as she's started serving her first customer's children and grand children.
In order to keep up with the flower needs of the community throughout the year Arenz keeps a modest stock of red roses, three or four colors of carnations, daisies, mums, alstroemeria lilies, greenery, helium balloons and some crafts and gifts throughout the year.
Roonie's Place is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. MT/11 a.m. CT to 4 p.m. MT/5 p.m. CT. However, Arenz said 90 percent of her business comes via telephone so phone calls are forwarded to her home or cell phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
When commenting back on the past 30 years Arenz said, "It's been good. I feel blessed to get to know people I would have never known."


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Rules of Engagement Rings: How to Save on Bridal Bling
The average diamond engagement ring costs $3,500, but those prices don't appear to deter those in love. Still, you don't have to overspend en route to "I do." Soon-to-be-wed DailyFinance reporter Ross Urken did his homework before hitting the jewelry store, and shares what he learned.


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It's just two weeks into the shortened NBA season, the winless Washington Wizards are already a total mess. Sunday's embarrassing 93-72 rout by the lousy Minnesota Timberwolves at Verizon Center was the nadir, at least to this point.
At 0-8, Washington is the NBA's only winless team. The Wizards can't shoot, hold onto the ball or stop their opponents. They rank in the bottom third of the league in most major statistics.
Look at the field goal accuracy of the top seven players in coach Flip Saunders' rotation: Nick Young, John Wall, Rashard Lewis, Jordan Crawford, Andray Blatche, JaVale McGee and Chris Singleton. Only big man McGee and rookie forward Singleton are even respectable. Wall, the No. 1 pick in the 2010 draft, has been about as accurate (.351) as those who predict the end of the world on a certain day while fellow young guard Crawford is hitting .316. Blatche is shooting .393. Streaky re-signed free agent Young and the over-the-hill Lewis, 32, are at .387 and .365, respectively.
What makes the worst start in the 51-year history of the franchise even worse is that Washington hasn't even faced Western Conference powerhouses Dallas, Oklahoma City, San Antonio or the Los Angeles Lakers yet. Minnesota and New Jersey are 1-5 on the road against the rest of the league, but they're 2-0 at Verizon Center.
Sure, the Wizards are very young. Only Lewis, reserves Roger Mason Jr. and Ronny Turiaf and injured veteran guard Maurice Evans are over 26. Wall is 21. Crawford and McGee are 23. Blatche is 25. Young is 26.
However, if Sunday's disaster against the T-Wolves - their second blowout defeat in three games - is any indication, the young guys are far from maturing any time soon.
When the season started, it seemed virtually impossible for Washington to lose as many games - 59 - as it did in 2010-11, its third straight year at no better than 26-56. After all, the schedule is 16 games shorter because of the lockout that lasted nearly five months.
But now? Sure, the odds of 7-59 record seem remote, but if the Wizards are going to get crushed by the T-Wolves at home, what game can be forecast as a victory? Even equaling the franchise-record low 18 triumphs doesn't figure to happen.
While Wall isn't going anywhere soon and shouldn't because of his potential on and off the court, the alleged core of Twitter twit Blatche, shoot first and then shoot again Young and little man in a big man's body McGee will apparently never be ready for prime time. The negativity that the troika has been through during its Washington tenure has seemingly become infectious and needs to be removed as soon as possible.
Owner Ted Leonsis pulled the plug on Bruce Boudreau on Nov. 28 after the Capitals went 3-7-1 following a 7-0 start. And Boudreau had resurrected the Caps, winning the previous four Southeast Division regular season titles, although the team was always a postseason flop.
If I'm Wizards coach Flip Saunders, I wouldn't be making any long-term commitments. Saunders won 56 percent of his games with Minnesota (which no one else can match) and 72 percent with Detroit, but he's 49-122 in Washington. That .287 winning percentage is the second-lowest of the 15 coaches who have lasted at least a season with the franchise. Makes one long for the days of Bernie Bickerstaff or Doug Collins when Washington was merely mediocre.
And ninth-year general manager Ernie Grunfeld has to join Saunders on the hot seat. Grunfeld signed only Mason and Turiaf as free agents after the lockout ended last month, trusting the roster that went 23-59 last season to jell and improve. That decision is comparable to Redskins boss Mike Shanahan believing that his team could win with either Rex Grossman or John Beck at quarterback.
While it's early in the season, it's already too late for the Wizards, who welcome the not very good Toronto Raptors to the phone booth tomorrow night before playing eight games in 13 days against contenders Philadelphia (three times), Boston, Chicago, Denver and Oklahoma City as well as struggling Houston.
If there are no signs of improvement during that rugged stretch, the fans will stop paying attention with more than three months left in the season. Maybe that will make Leonsis decide to jettison Grunfeld and Saunders and begin the radical makeover that he gave the Caps when they were at rock-bottom eight years ago.
WUSA-9's Sports Insider, David Elfin, has covered sports since he was a junior at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School in 1975. He is the Washington representative on the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee and is the author of five books on the Redskins including the new "Washington Redskins: The Complete Illustrated History."


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Private Yoga Retreats: Your Host, Your Way
One of the benefits of Mexican yoga retreat like the one offered at Casa de la Sirena is that we have adopted a no-host format for our facilities. We offer the framework for a private yoga retreat, complete with beachside yoga studios (which can hold up to 18 guests), housing, use of our on-site kitchen facilities, and all the ambiance and charm of a tropical getaway. However, our involvement stops there.
Our yoga retreat is designed so that the details are left entirely up to you. Yoga is such a private and personal experience, and there is no one-size-fits-all way to set up a studio that meets with everyone's expectations. Over the years, we've found that by supporting your decisions and helping you plan the yoga retreat your way, the results are more satisfactory for everyone involved. You don't have to worry about language barriers, different beliefs about or approaches to yoga, or conflicting schedules.
What to Bring to Your Yoga Retreat
The number one thing we tell people to bring is a yoga instructor. While it is possible to do yoga on your own, regardless of whether you have just one guest or ten, a qualified instructor you trust will turn a yoga getaway to a truly moving experience. We often see yoga classes who are celebrating or planning an annual event, and everyone comes along under the guidance of a teacher. We also see corporate groups, bridal parties, and other groups of friends who create their own getaway, and they often hire an independent instructor for the trip.
Of course, that isn't all you'll need to make your private yoga retreat a success. Depending on your goals for the yoga retreat, you might want to bring along:
- Your own mats and blankets
- Candles and other scents
- Décor (we rely on a minimalist approach that includes small, covered open-air studios overlooking the ocean—you're welcome to embellish on this as you see fit)
- Private chef
- Music
- Yoga attire
- Journals and cameras for documenting the trip
- Traditional vacation attire and items (bathing suits, coverups, light jackets, bug spray, sunscreen, etc.)
Booking Your Yoga Retreat
For all our Mexican yoga retreat vacations, we do require that the entire yoga complex is rented. This means that larger groups are more likely to get a better deal, and that you'll be ensured the kind of privacy you need to enjoy your experience.
For more information on available times and how to make the most out of your experience at Casa de la Sirena, feel free to contact us today. We are always happy to work with corporate groups, yoga classes, and other organizations in setting up the kind of yoga retreat in Mexico that you won't soon forget.


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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie announced
Monday that head coach Andy Reid's 14-year tenure with the Philadelphia Eagles
has come to an end.
Reid is the winningest coach in Eagles franchise history. Since he arrived in
Philadelphia in 1999, the team posted a 130-93-1 regular-season record.
"Andy Reid won the most games of any head coach in Eagles history and he is
someone I respect greatly and will remain friends with for many years to
come," Lurie said in a statement. "But, it is time for the Eagles to move in a
new direction. Coach Reid leaves us with a winning tradition that we can build
upon. And we are very excited about the future."
Under Reid, the Eagles made nine playoff appearances, played in five NFC
Championship Games and lost to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXIX.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) - DC Police say they have arrested the suspect wanted in a 2011 triple shooting that resulted in the death of 18-year-old Lucki Nancy Pannell.
The incident took place on Feb. 19, 2011 near Sherman Ave. and Columbia Road in NW. Police responded the scene after sounds of gunshots and found three victims with gunshot wounds, police said.
"The female victim was located in front of a residence in the 3000 block of Sherman Avenue, NW. Two adult male victims were located in the 700 block of Harvard Street," police said in release.
According to police, the female victim, 18-year-old Pannell died due to her injures at a local hospital.
On Friday, police arrested 21-year-old Deangelo Williams on an arrest warrant. Williams, of Northwest DC, was charged with first degree murder while armed.


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The Passion of the Christ
|Release Date: February 25, 2004
|Running Time: 126 mins.
|MPAA Rating: None
|Box Office: $370,782,930.00
|Genre: Biopic, Drama
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Monica Bellucci
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Summary:A depiction of the last twelve hours in the life of Jesus of Nazareth, on the day of his crucifixion in Jerusalem. The story opens in the Garden of Olives where Jesus has gone to pray after the Last Supper. Betrayed by Judas Iscariot, the controversial Jesus--who has performed 'miracles' and has publicly announced that he is 'the Son of God'--is arrested and taken back within the city walls of Jerusalem. There, the leaders of the Pharisees confront him with accusations of blasphemy; subsequently, his trial results with the leaders condemning him to his death. Jesus is brought before Pontius Pilate, the Roman Governor of Palestine, for his sentencing. Pilate listens to the accusations leveled... Full Summary >>


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Things to see and do - Auvergne Rhone Valley
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Auvergne Rhone Valley : Michelin's recommendations
Auvergne is not only the geographical centre of France, it is also its heart and in some ways its soul too! This is the birthplace of Vercingétorix, the great leader of the Gauls who organised the resistance movement against the Roman invasion in 52 B.C. It is also the region that has produced the most French presidents and one of the greatest scientific and literary geniuses in the history of France: Blaise Pascal.
Auvergne is a land of volcanoes with enchanting verdant landscapes, lakes, forests and rivers where you can swim, hike, and go trout-fishing, skiing, rock-climbing, canoeing and kayaking. It is a paradise for sports-lovers, not to mention those who are fond of cheese ( Roquefort, Salers, Cantal), regional wines and handcrafted knives.
From there, the southern route leads to the sunny Rhone Valley, where the strong mistral winds blow. The rapid and majestic Rhône is the most powerful of French rivers, and the valley has a surprising variety of landscapes stretching from south of Lyon down to Provence: from the gentle hills of Beaujolais and the spectacular Ardèche Gorge to the Drôme Alps covered in lavender fields and dotted with villages such as Dieulefit known for their arts and crafts. The Rhône Valley also boasts some of the most famous vineyards in the country, including Côte-Rôtie, Hermitage and Condrieu, choice locations for Syrah and Viognier grapes.
Auvergne Rhone Valley : Must-see towns and regions
Le Puy-en-Velay's setting is unforgettable. From a fertile plain enormous spikes of volcanic origin rise up, sometimes crowned by a chapel – Saint-Michel-d'Aiguilhe on the top of the Saint-Michel rock...
The capital of Gaul, Lugdunum, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was built on two hills at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers. With a history stretching back twenty centuries, the third larg...
Nowadays, Clermont Ferrand is a young and dynamic city. The old houses and cathedral built from volcanic rock are part of the "ville noire" (black town), with the Puys mountains forming an awe-inspiri...
Set on a sprawling wooded plateau that links the Livradois and Forez mountain ranges, the houses of this small village are grouped around the vast, majestic buildings of its famous Benedictine abbey. ...
Located to the south of the Dombes, Pérouges is a harmonious village surrounded by ramparts. It was once a favourite with the sovereigns of Dauphiné and Savoy who fought over the town. Over time, the ...
The square towers of Saint-Flour's cathedral seem to keep watch over the main route between the Languedoc and the old kingdom of France. This former town of consuls and bishops has made up in charm an...
Often neglected by motorists who fly by on the motorway in search of the sun, the old Gallo-Roman city is a true summary of history. Not very often do you find so many Romanesque temples and medieval ...
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By Greg Gullberg
March 17, 2013
White Springs, FL - Residents in White Springs, Florida are beaming with pride over a new documentary coming out and it's all about them.
They held public screenings this weekend during the Wild Azalea Festival.
We introduced you to the film makers here on Eyewitness News last month. They're from the University of Florida.
This video is just the rough cut of the documentary. The full version should come out this summer.
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The North Face Mountain Manor 8 Bx 8-Person 3-Season Tent is the be all and end all of family camping tents with plenty of space for everyone.
- Fully taped seams on floor, PU coating on fly and floor protect against the elements
- Room dividers with sealable room vents for added privacy
- High and low mesh vents for improved air circulation
- Stash your extra gear in the huge poled front vestibule
- Comprehensive color-coded pitch for easy set-up
- Durable steel stakes that last over time
- Duffel-style storage sack included
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What do you think about this product?
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Great large family tent
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Our old tent was showing its age and it was time for a new tent. We are a family of 5 and like lots of room to spread out our junk and weight isn't an issue since we are car camping. So this tent was perfect. The tent is large enough to place a queen sized air mattress on each end and still have lots of room in the center for everyone's stuff. The room dividers have two attachment points near the floor so you can adjust the size of the end rooms. One set of attachment points is straight down from where the divider is attached to the ceiling, and there is a second set that in closer to the tent center so that when these are used, the divider angles toward the center, making the end rooms a bit larger. In order to fit the queen sized mattress into the side room, you have to use the angled attachment points. If you let the divider hang straight down, I think a full size mattress would fit.
The materials of constructions are great. We have not tested out any rain storms yet, but the rainfly appears like it could withstand a hurricane. At first I was worried about ventilation, but that is not a problem. The ceiling is fully screened and each door has a small vent near the top. There is also a low vent on each end of the tent. These are great because you can open and close them at night without having to get out of bed. The thing that may bother some is that there isn't really a window. The doors do not have a full screen like most other tents, just the little vent at the top. Not a big deal to us, but some may not like it. It does offer a lot of privacy this way though. It has a nice large vestibule on the front as well as a small one on back. Setup is straight forward but does take a bit of time. Obviously a large 8 person tent is going to take longer than a small 2 person. The only problem I have is that one of the main poles bent after the first use(just an arc, not kinked). I've got different stories as to whether or not this is normal. Overall a great tent
Great Family Tent
The Mountain Manor 8 is an awesome family tent! Its huge, solid in wind, water tight, well ventilated, high quality constructed, easy to setup and tall. I really like the size and design of the vestibule. Lots of space and very comfortable. This thing will last a long, long time.
Its heavy, but who cares when you just lift it out of the car, walk 3 steps and then set it up?
Highly recommended!
The Spacious Mountain Manor!
Is tent depicted in Ben Holbrook's photo the Mountain Manor 8? I ask because this photo does not match the photo on The North Face's website.
I think that's cause he hasn't staked out the ends for the side rooms. It's been a while but it seems to me that's how you hold those open and stretch them out. So yeah I think that is the 8.
I work at The North Face HQ, and do quite a lot of camping with my family of 5. I have checked out several of our tents from the Gear Room - but my go-to for car camping with the family is definitely the Mountain Manor 8. The materials are first rate (but heavy - this is not a backcountry tent). The tent is easy to put up for it's size - the tent poles are high quality and strong. And the tent has plenty of room for 5 cots and all of our gear. Not to mention that I would not be the least bit worried passing time in a heavy downpour - as long as the tent is set up properly. This tent is a lifetime purchase. I think it is discontinued for now - that's a shame.
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Unfortunately we cannot ship The North Face to Canada, Europe, Australia or New Zealand
My husband is concerned about windows/ve...
My husband is concerned about windows/ventilation since we do a lot of camping in hot/sunny weather. It is hard to tell from the pictures, but I do see folks reporting "good ventilation". How many windows does this tent have do they zip open/closed and is there a skylight?
There are two upper windows (annoying - I'd like them to be bigger) on the main doors, two small windows close to the floor, and a large mesh on the ceiling as skylight. The ventilation is fine with or without fly, but if it's really hot, I can't imagine you'd really want the fly on. While it may breathe alright it sill won't feel good to feel all blocked in on a hot night. But it's nice in that other brands these days have too much mesh all over the tent without the fly which takes away too much privacy. This tent offers more privacy than most I think, in that regard. All of the windows (too high or too low - haha) open for air/light or close for complete privacy. I don't have many pics but did find this one from looking up one morning last summer or Fall. Hope it helps. Oh and while you can see through the walls a little, you wouldn't really be able to make anything out. Not as much privacy as some would like but it's not as bad as the picture makes it seem.
I would also like to know the distance...
I would also like to know the distance (width) in inches from the dividers to the outside walls.
I don't know that but I do know that ours (again, the 8-person) fit a queen size air mattress on each side. The inside "wall" does angle a bit if your mattress is too wide (nice option actually) so if you have a super high mattress, it may be a bit awkward. Not sure. Ours was an "all terrain" Aerobed which I think was about 9 or 10" high and it was fine.
I was thinking of purchasing the North...
I was thinking of purchasing the North Face Manor in 6 or 8 people to camp in Northern Arizona. I wanted to use 2 cots in there, preferably with the room dividers. I read somewhere that the Manor 6 was 38 @ 67 @ 38. using the dividers. Would like to know the divided for the Manor 8?
Can the fly be rolled up on sides, but...
Can the fly be rolled up on sides, but keep the vestibule?
I don't think this will work as the vestibule is held to the tent by the rest of the rain fly.
are room dividers removable
are room dividers removable
Hey Bill they are not removeable but they do roll up out of the way if you want to use the whole tent undivided. Hope that helps.
I'm thinking about buying the mountain...
I'm thinking about buying the mountain manor 8 or the big agnes big house 6 with vestibule. I know the dimensions of the vestibule for the big agnes but im trying to find more info on the manor 8. Do you have any pictures or numbers. We always have our chariot cougar 2 stroller with us and im trying to figure out if it would fit in the manor 8 vestibule.
Hi Ryan here are some numbers on vestibule size Front 33.2 sqft Back 11.5 sqft. Hope that helps.
Here is a pic of the floor layout hopefully this helps.
We currently own the North Face Meadowlands...
We currently own the North Face Meadowlands 6 (I think it a 6.) Anyway, we love it; easy to put up, will be great for my son's Scouting needs in the future, etc... nothing bad to say about it. For our family camping however, it's just not big enough. We have 3 twin air mattresses and that fills our current tent; not much gear room. Also, neither me nor my husband can stand up in it. Basically, we do state park camping only, not real primitive style. Is this a good tent for that, or can anyone recommend another large, family tent brand I can look at. I've been on the net all day and am a little overwhelmed by the choices. Thank you.
The three that I would recommend would be:
The one you are looking at (TNF Mountain Manor)--very nice but pricey
The Kelty Parthenon 8 (a little less expensive, but still pretty nice) http://www.backcountry.com/kelty-parthenon-8-tent-8-person-3-season , or
The Eureka Tetragon (smaller, but much less expensive) http://www.backcountry.com/eureka-tetragon-1210-tent-8-person-3-season
Marmot Halo 6 is the ultimate 6 man family camping tent.
We are planning on camping during some...
We are planning on camping during some cold weather months...is this a good tent for cold weather?
Depends on your cold weather... are you talking snow storm or just cool temperature?
I was pretty cold in mine in early September, halfway up a mountain in a campground in the NW, but I didn't have a super warm sleeping bag and I was on one end of the tent with plenty of room between me and the next person over. If you have a warm bag, something to put over your nose in case it gets cold (!), sleep in warm clothing/socks and have someone near you for more body warmth, you might be fine - depending again on how cold do you mean by cold. But if it's winter weather, seems to me you're pushing it a bit. One night at that same time I was soooo cold without the fly (we set up in the dark and were too tired to do anymore) and the next night the fly helped. I was still cold but went to sleep with more clothing and my coat on and I was much better.
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We are thinking of buying a Mountain Manor...
We are thinking of buying a Mountain Manor tent. Recently we borrowed another brand of tent from a friend. The tent had 2 rooms. The rooms were divided by a just above floor to just above ceiling zip, this meant that no dirt or water in the one room could get to the other room . Do the room dividers on the Mountain Manor 8 work in a similar way?
Nope. The dividers have this zipper thing and it is not waterproof.
Proof? My daughter shot me with a water gun from her room and I TOTALLY got wet. I'm serious. I had to change my boxer shorts.
I would like to buy either the North Face...
I would like to buy either the North Face Mountain Manor 6 or Mountain Manor 8, but need the actual floor dimensions to make my decision. The overall floor area (93 vs. 120 sq. ft.) is less important to me than the floor dimensions. I would like the shortest side to be at least 108 in. long. I realize the floor is not a perfect rectangle, but perhaps you could give me an idea of the peak floor dimensions.
After some more searching found the answer myself:
- Mountain Manor 6 - 11'11"x8'1"
- Mountain Manor 8 - 15'4"x8'1"


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This review is from: SanDisk Sansa Clip Zip 1.1" Gray 8GB MP3 Player SDMX22-008G-A57G
Pros: good price for a player I could leave in truck or take a walk with. expandable memory made it hold more music then I can listen to in a year. very simple and easy to use.
Cons: locked up from time to time and after loading new file to it, it could sit for an hour or more on a screen saying updating media. Now for final time locked there and never got off the screen. when I tried to reset per the sandisk website it doesn't reset just comes up to flower screen and is a brick. none of my PC's see it or the 32gb micro SD card smoked that too it seems. purchased 10/13/2013 so just over the 90 but not a year. now start the how to I get warranty lol and that won't get my micro SD replaced. good price but you get what you pay for, had to buy another brand local as i use it on long drives.
Other Thoughts: by searching internet the lockups and flower screen brick, are common by the hundred if not thousands. with no real fix by manufacturer. If PC doesn't see it don't tell me to reload firmware, DA! needs a real hard reset.
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This review is from: SanDisk Sansa Clip Zip 1.1" Gray 8GB MP3 Player SDMX22-008G-A57G
Pros: For me, the best attribute of both the Sansa Clip+ and Zip is freedom from the restrictions imposed on music by the corporate giant from Cupertino. The second best attribute is splendid performance for the price. Especially for runners and others who value small size and do not need video, the Sansa units are arguably the best on the market. With decent earbuds the sound is fantastic.
Cons: The downside? Clearly it is their abysmal reliability. In the past three years, I have owned one Clip and four Zips. One of units now is barely functioning and the others have died. Time to failure was 18 months for the Clip + and 2-3 months for the Zips. Their patterns of demise were all different. Unfortunately, many competing brands are reported to be even less reliable.
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great buy
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Pros: so compact and lightweight with a lot of features packed into it
Cons: the clip strength is a bit weak, tending to slip off of certain surfaces.
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Pros: Awesome player, it plays anything and you can't beat if for the price. Syncs no problem with Mediamonkey.
Cons: Wish there was more EQ customization.
Other Thoughts: Best player I've had vs. iPod, Zune legacy, Mosaic, Zune HD, and all others in recent memory.
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Doesn't work
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Pros: compact and price/GB is good
Cons: doesn't work after 2 days of use. sound drops out and need to restart to get it to work again.
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Cheap, versatile, expandable, loveable. THE PERFECT FLAC PLAYER
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Pros: - FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, AAC and MP3 (a couple others as well) makes it the best mobile audiophile choice for a backup or primary music player.
Cons: - Flimsy Plastic but its light enough that a drop won't break it, but the clip will break, I can tell.
Other Thoughts: All in all, I value this more than I do my IPhone. If you are worried about other reviews keep in mind most of these people wouldn't know how to manually flash a torch ^^
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Pros: Got it for mom works great for her she's sing her lungs out.
Cons: none I can find i dont have one, except one the long shipping wait almost a week.
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Very small but can be enlarged 2 mega size
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Pros: I can say it sound great though my profession grade ear phones. Easy intuitive interface. Nice little screen to see what up. Plays anything, well worth the investment, pricing is universal. The battery life is very good, not great but look at the size of it. Voice recorder work It is not a great voice recorder but it is just fine for recording yourself not the lecture. Good enough for most things.
Cons: It works though Windows media player, no real software of its own,may be normal I don't know. Watching a avi file on this thing is a joke, video is just a selling feature that's a fake duplicitous selling feature.
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Emergency officials have called off the search for a man who apparently drowned in the Chunky River Jan. 19.
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56-year-old Marcus Lavan Smith of Newton County went missing when he fell out of a canoe.
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New woodworking tools among dozens of new products from Bosch
It seems like every time I speak with someone at Bosch, they've got new tools to tell me about. Last fall I was fortunate to tour Bosch's worldwide headquarters in Germany, as well as four production facilities, and the thing that most impressed me about this German-based company is that it's made a commitment to reinvest 8% of its sales into research and development for new products. Well, I just returned from Bosch's North American headquarters in Chicago, and I saw that commitment carried out in the launch of nearly four dozen new power tools, measuring tools, and accessories for woodworking, construction, metalworking, and concrete. You'd never know there was a recession in the U.S. based on Bosch's output. I'll focus on the tools most applicable to woodworking.
The biggest splash, in my opinion, is the launch of a plunge base for the Bosch Colt palm router. Read more
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Tortilla Stack
1 16 oz. jar of medium salsa
1 cup sour cream (or cream soup)
2 Tblsp. olive oil
1 large sweet onion, chopped
1 green pepper, chopped
2½ cups cooked chicken (beef or pork), cut into small pieces
¼ cup water
4 (8 inch) flour tortillas
1-2 cups shredded cheddar or Mexican blend cheese
Butter a 9 inch, deep dish pie plate and spoon a bit of salsa in the bottom.
Mix sour cream or soup with the remainder of salsa, set aside.
In a skillet, sauté onions and pepper in oil. Add meat and enough of the water to just moisten.
Heat through. Remove from heat.
Stack your dinner! Place the first tortilla in the pie plate. Sprinkle with 1/3 of the meat.
Spread on ¼ of the sauce, sprinkle with about ¼ cup cheese. Repeat 2 more times.
Top with last tortilla, spread with the last of the sauce and sprinkle on more cheese.
Cover loosely with foil and bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Remove foil and bake 5 minutes more, until cheese is melted and there's a little brown around the edges.
Cut into wedges and serve with fresh tomatoes, avocado, shredded lettuce.
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yesterday evening I upgraded BES connector to 5.0.18. At first no problems, Blackberries worked. Today the BES stopped working. The current situation:
When I start the BES controller service, after a minute or so the following message pops up:
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Debug Assertion Failed!
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When I try to start Outlook manually, it crashes. When I stop BES controller, Outlook starts.
When I try to start BES Management Console, i get the message:
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When I stop BES controller, the Management Console starts.
In now started BES controller again with the open BesManagement Console, now it worked. Now I also can start Outlook (with the running BES controller).
But still, nothing gets delivered to the handhelds.
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