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Former NFL running back Thomas Jones was always around guns, long before he became a football-carrying member of that unofficial gun club within the National Football League.
His dad had guns.
Jones bought his first gun his senior year at the University of Virginia, and, as a rookie with the Arizona Cardinals a dozen years ago, he learned quickly that guns were an ingrained part of the NFL culture.
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"Most guys when they first come into the league is when they first start to realize they need protection," Jones says. "Because money brings a lot of positive things. But most of the time, it brings more negative things. People don't like you for what you have, for who you are. They don't like you for what you represent. And people will go to any length to take what you have or harm you in some way just because they don't have what you have. If you don't have a firearm to protect you from situations and God forbid something happens to you, you wish you would have a firearm."
Jones, who retired last season with the Kansas City Chiefs after 12 years in the league, was a big brother to young linebacker Jovan Belcher, who killed his girlfriend, and then himself, last Saturday.
Yet less than a week removed from the tragic shootings in Kansas City, NFL players aren't ready to give any ground on their belief that carrying guns is not only a right but, in their world, a necessity. Indeed, numerous players told USA TODAY Sports that in their estimation, roughly three-quarters of NFL players owned guns, compared with 40% to 45% of households in the general population, according to the National Rifle Association.
Though no statistics on NFL gun ownership exist, and league spokesman Greg Aiello called the percentage estimates "a wild guess," even former Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy - widely viewed, even now, as the moral compass of the NFL - says the number of players who armed themselves during his tenure "shocked" him.
When Dungy, now an NBC analyst, was coaching the Colts, he'd always ask at the first team meeting of the year, "How many of you guys have guns?" Then he would tell the players that they needed to register their weapons in Indiana.
"I was always shocked at the number of guys who raised their hand. ... That was kind of eye-opening to me. ... (But) it's just a fact of life. These guys had them. ... I think so many of these young guys have been around guns and have seen guns, and they just feel that's part of the landscape for them growing up."
Like Jones, Belcher owned guns. But Belcher shot and killed his girlfriend, Kasandra Perkins, the mother of their three-month-old daughter, and then killed himself with a different gun in front of his coach and general manager in the parking lot of Kansas City's Arrowhead Stadium.
"I'm not ... trying to tell guys in the league they need to purchase firearms," Jones says. "I'm just saying to be realistic about our lifestyle."
Wayne LaPierre, chief executive officer for the NRA, dismisses any notion that guns are to blame for the tragedy, or that NFL players are in some way different.
"It's not a culture of athletes," he says. "It is particular behavior by particular individuals that is no different from the rest of society. We've got to stop making excuses. A murderer is a murderer."

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Hi All,
Currently deploying Zimbra. Using a program called Aid4Mail to package users old local data from Outlook (pst) and turn it into something Zimbra can handle (importing into local folders).
Works great, but on some uses that have really big pst files (4 - 10GB) it works fine -- then all of a sudden starts combining folders, putting things in the wrong place, missing messages, etc. Just really weird behavior. Not seeing this on any of our users with smaller amounts of data (2GB or less).
Using Outlook 2003 data structure, scanning the pst first with inbox repair tool, then exporting with aid4mail, then importing into Local Folders in Zimbra. We want to use local folders due to the volume of data -- it would be impossible for us to pull all of this in to the server and store it there.
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|Personal Property Declaration Schedule deadlin is April 15
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Phillips County Assessor Doug Kamery reminded all persons, businesses and companies that own, possess or control taxable personal property (furnishings, equipment and other movable personal property) that the deadline for filing a Personal Property Declaration Schedule is Monday, April 15.
All persons who own, possess or control taxable personal property with a total actual value greater than $7,000 per owner, per county, are required to report the personal property to the county assessor. Failure to declare personal property each year by the deadline will result in the assessor valuing the property using the "best information available" and attaching a penalty to the tax bill.
All personal property with a total actual value in excess of $7,000 (per owner, per county) is taxable unless specifically exempt by law.
Taxable personal property includes all residential household furnishings used to produce income. This could include, but not limited to, equipment, furniture and machinery used by commercial, industrial and natural resource operations, equipment used in an agribusiness that does not qualify as agricultural and equipment in storage or that is subject to IRS depreciation.
Equipment licensed as a motor vehicle (SMM plate or Z-Tab) should not be reported on the Personal Property Declaration Schedule.
Those who own taxable personal property with a total actual value greater than $7,000 per county must file a declaration schedule, even if they did not receive one from the county assessor.
If anyone has questions about the Personal Property Declaration Schedule, or if they did not receive a declaration schedule, please contact the county assessor by calling 970-854-3151.
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I like your sense of colour and the frame around the building.
As a terrible nitpick (This does not help or hinder game use)
For me it has a believability problem that makes it look modern. There is a very reasonable layout of rooms but I can't picture how they would fit into any building that had internal beams or something sorta like medieval construction.
What would the building look like on the outside? Are there Windows?
You might put a column or two into the longest open spans. Maybe include a stone texture or something. I think that would make it seem more probable without harming your design too much.
Again this is a nitpick. Its a very usable map - so many gods so few temples.


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In today's competitive business environment, life-science companies run lean, particularly in terms of personnel. The regulatory affairs (RA) and quality assurance (QA) functions create extra complexity for pharmaceutical companies because needs vary greatly depending on the life cycle of the organization. An early-stage pharmaceutical manufacturer needs strategic RA leadership as the new drug is registered and filed with regulatory agencies. Once the RA strategy and filings are in place, the company's regulatory needs often transition to ascertain that the drug or product is kept up-to-date with the regulatory expectations, new requirements, and changes in the manufacturing process. The quality function typically sees a similar pattern of heavy strategic need followed by a maintenance need.
For a small- or mid-market company, this shift can create challenges for appropriate in-house staffing, particularly if the company has one or a limited number of products. It can mean an expensive hire early in the company's life cycle, followed by a period when the executive is too much horsepower for the maintenance needs of the company.
With corporate downsizing, many executives with quality and regulatory expertise are establishing small consulting practices. With their long and accomplished resumes, they easily attract pharmaceutical clients. Sometimes, the clients are former employers and colleagues, who trust and value their expertise, but can't afford to have these sole practitioners on the full-time payroll. This arrangement enables the pharmaceutical company to hire RA/QA staffers as needed, while using the outsourced QA/RA executive on an as-needed basis for strategy and major projects.
Problems can arise with this model when the pharmaceutical company changes scope or scale beyond the consultant's capabilities, or when the sole practitioner finds a full-time job and decides a steady paycheck with benefits is better than consulting. So, while using the sole-practitioner model, the pharmaceutical company may be best served by maintaining a rolodex of multiple subject-matter experts in case backfilling is needed.
Enterprise consulting firms offer services in more than one functional area, typically operations and financial areas. These firms can be ideal for early- and mid-market pharmaceutical companies because they represent one-stop shopping for executive leadership in multiple areas. Often these firms are large and can attract the best talent, which the pharmaceutical company can access as needed.
Problems can arise with this model when the consulting firm lacks a deep stable of RA and QA talent, but rather brings in executives as needed. This arrangement can mean delays in getting help and also can mean a higher price tag when the firm outsources QA/RA talent and adds a markup. So the pharmaceutical company may be best served by validating the talent they receive, and by communicating their QA/RA needs well in advance to their enterprise consultants.


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November was the last month of 2009 that had a monthly challenge from photochallenge.org. During 2009, there were six different monthly challenges:
January Challenge: one self-portrait each day of the month
March Challenge: night shooting, three photos each week of the month
May Challenge: the alphabet, one photo per day of a letter, in alphabetic order
July Challenge: the daily grind, three photos each week of people working
September Challenge: one photo per day in black and white
November Challenge: one photo per day using your mobile phone
The result? 144 photos, spanning January to November. Now, for your viewing pleasure (or boredom perhaps) are all 144 photos from the 2009 Monthly Challenges, with a soundtrack by Revolution Void:


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Dayton, OH (Sports Network) - The University of Dayton football team will play
five home games as part of its 11-game 2013 schedule.
The Flyers, who open their season at Youngstown State on Aug. 29, will host
Duquesne a week later in their Sept. 7 home opener.
They also will play home games against Pioneer Football League opponents Marist
(Sept. 28), Davidson (Oct. 5), San Diego (Oct. 19) and Butler (Nov. 2).
Dayton finished with a 6-5 record, including 5-3 in the PFL, last season.
2013 University of Dayton Football Schedule
Aug. 29 - at Youngstown State
Sept. 7, Duquesne
Sept. 14, at Robert Morris
Sept. 28, Marist*
Oct. 5, Davidson*
Oct. 12, at Stetson*
Oct. 19, San Diego*
Oct. 26, at Morehead State*
Nov. 2, Butler*
Nov. 9, at Drake*
Nov. 16, at Valparaiso*
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Images: Exercise Cobra Gold 2013 [Image 11 of 12]
Photo by Staff Sgt. Andrew Pendracki
Crew chiefs of U.S. Marine Corps MV-22B Osprey assigned to Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 265, Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, Okinawa, Japan, perform pre flight procedures to their aircraft on the flightline of Wing 41 Royal Thai Air Force base Feb. 21 in Chiang Mai province, Kingdom of Thailand, during exercise Cobra Gold 2013 Feb. 05. CG 13, in its 32nd iteration, is designed to advance regional security and ensure effective response to regional crises by exercising a robust multinational force from nations sharing common goals and security commitments and is the largest multinational exercise in the Asia-Pacific region. (Official USMC photograph by Staff Sgt. Andrew D. Pendracki/ Released)
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if the zimbra service is not running, is there an easy way to extract the messages for a particular user?
The reason I asked is that I recently needed to remove files from an old backup of a zimbra server (not backed up using the zimbra tools), and I would like to copy some files out. this is just from a chroot on my desktop workstation.
Is the /opt/zimbra/store just a set of maildirs? If so, how do I find out which one contains the e-mails that I want?
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Buccaneer 95By Capt. Patrick Sciacca
Get there from anywhere.
That's the mission of the stout-looking, passagemaking Buccaneer 95. To prove its point, the builder took this full-displacement, steel-hull vessel from the Inace yard in Brazil, where she was constructed, to last year's Miami International Boat Show on her own bottom. That's a 3,000-mile-plus haul. The crew told me that during the delivery there were several days of steady 12-footers, adding that the 95 still made a comfortable 10 knots throughout. This all sounded great, but I I wanted to see this kind of performance for myself. And that's just what I got to do.
Sea conditions on test day were ideal—if you like bad weather. It was blowing 25 to 30 knots, according to the 95's standard anemometer, and on a normal boat, the short-spaced six-plus-footers outside Fort Lauderdale's Port Everglades inlet would be as inviting as a dentist's drill. However, this 95-footer has a displacement of nearly 195 tons fully loaded, a foredeck that makes her seem like the nautical equivalent of a skyscraper, and an all-weather hull with transverse steel plates spaced on 19.68-inch centers, a 3/4-inch steel-plate keel, 5/16-inch bottom plating, 1/4-inch side plating, and 1/4-inch bulkhead plating. And of course, there are eight water- and oiltight bulkheads. Perhaps stout is an understatement.
Buccaneer's Capt. Jim Blake was at the flying-bridge helm as the 95 exited the inlet, and the standard Quantum stabilizers kept the craft steady enough for a card game. (That is, if it weren't for those 30-knot winds.) I watched as a six-pack boat in the mid-40s bashed her way through the seas to try a hand at some weedline trolling. The occupants didn't look happy. I spent so much time watching the sportfisherman crash through waves and throw spray with reckless abandon that I'd hardly noticed the 95 was just motoring along as if we were on a cruise up the placid New River, despite the wind-driven spray that blew up onto the pilothouse windows once we broke the inlet.
Blake ran the boat cross-sea as I began to record my performance data. I looked at my Stalker radar gun for her top speed, waiting with the anticipation one has for ketchup to come out of the bottle. It took a while, but as the 95 crested and settled over each swell, the standard twin 440-hp Cat 3406Cs spooled up, and I recorded a top average speed of 14 mph with the engines spinning their rated 2100 rpm. With the engines dialed back to 1750 rpm, the 95 made a comfortable cruise of 12.2 mph with the stabilizers on. A little later we disengaged the stabilizers and gained about 0.5 mph or so at the top end. This came at the expense of some comfort, especially with the 95's high-sided nature. I occasionally found myself walking through the saloon with my arms outstretched for balance. I say lose the speed and keep the stabilizers engaged.
The flying-bridge helm station, like the pilothouse helm, features Kobelt single-lever controls and hydraulic steering. The flying-bridge helm has only lever/jog steering, while the pilothouse has a lever as well as a backup steering wheel. One crewmember told me that he didn't miss the wheel too much, as most of the passage from Brazil was made on autopilot. In order to engage that backup wheel, you must open a valve under the helm. The helm setup for the 95 worked great, but I prefer having the wheel as my primary steering; call me old-fashioned.
Okay, I thought. She's tough, albeit a bit roly-poly without the stabilizers. But after running her outside in the slop, I was confident in the 95's ability to do some serious long-distance cruising, especially when I calculated her cruise-speed range to be more than 7,000 miles. The windshield wipers dismissed the spray on the pilothouse window like it was swiping an annoying fly away, and as we cruised back up the New River, I decided it was a good time to see the 95's softer side.
Just aft of the pilothouse is a skylounge worth spending some quality time in, and not just because it's equipped with a bar, granite countertops, and an L-shape leather lounge that I briefly melted into. For me, it was because of the standard, massive 50-inch Sony plasma TV. Of course, the 42-inch Sony plasma TV in the full-beam (23'5") saloon one deck down wasn't too shabby, either, nor was the fact that every stateroom, of which there are five for guests (sleeping ten), has its own entertainment. There are also crew quarters for five in three cabins.
The centerpiece of this vessel accommodations standpoint is the main-deck master, which is full-beam and sports a king-size berth, vanity, computer desk, as well as his and her heads and your choice of marble or granite for the heads' soles (my test boat had granite). In short: This stateroom's palatial. Both the granite and the mahogany used on the 95 are native to Brazil. The former's colors are brilliant, attractive, and different for each stateroom, with some having the appearace of marble. The latter's dark tone provides the saloon, galley, and main- and lower-deck areas with an elegant feel and doesn't affect the open feel below, as the 95 is equipped with large side windows and portholes along her entire length. A word on the mahogany cabinetry in the galley (standard with GE appliances, including a full-size refrigerator that wouldn't fit in my house): I noted inconsistency in the quality of its finish. There were flat spots, almost as if they'd been sanded but not finished.
One place that is finished off in fine fashion is the 95's engine room. Everything here is white-glove clean. Those twin Cats have full walkaround access, and there's an average of 5'10" headroom. There's also a tool center any mechanic would be jealous of and a steel workbench with a four-inch bench vise for doing repairs. In addition, the area is so spacious, the standard twin 31-kW Northern Lights gensets, which are interfaced with a standard Atlas power-management system all the way aft, are almost lost. The Atlas system monitors the boat's power requirements underway and automatically engages the second genset if the load requires it—say, when all the TVs, lights, and 190,000 Btus of air conditioning are running. But don't worry about the gensets using too much diesel: The 95 carries 16,000 gallons of the stuff.
So you want to get anywhere from where you are now? The 95 can do it. She's got a tough build and long range, and she offers comfort where and when you want it. All of this comes at a price: $5.8 million, to be precise. Plus you'll pay around $40,000 to fuel her up. But once you do, the only thing stopping you from taking her anywhere is your imagination.
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Most anime have their locations in various parts of Japan. Look into the locations where your favorite anime was featured!
First released in Japan in 1997, Princess Mononoke is one of the most notable films written and directed by famed Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki.
Shirakami Mountains
Many of the landscapes seen in the film were inspired by ancient forests of the Aomori region. Sketching sessions were held in the Shirakami Mountains so that animators could visually represent genuine Japanese scenery.
Yakushima Island
This island, situated at the southern end of the Osumi Peninsula in the Kagoshima prefecture, was also a great inspiration for Miyazaki. As a major setting featured in the film, Yakushima Island is artistically represented throughout many scenes.
Miyazaki returned in 2001 with the well-received animated film Spirited Away. Claiming many positive accolades, Spirited Away became one of Miyazaki's most popular films.
Hot springs
Onsen, or Japanese hot springs, are widely featured in Spirited Away. The character Chihiro visits one of the most recognizable onsen in the film, the Dogo Hot Spring, which is located in central Ehime.
This film recounts the tales of Abe no Seimei, a notable practitioner of onmyodo, or Japanese esoteric cosmology. The film was later turned into a manga series by Reiko Okano.
The ancient capital city of Japan was largely the setting for these works. A shrine dedicated to Abe no Seimei lies here in Kyoto, where every autumn the Seimei Matsuri festival is held.
This internationally famous anime series follows the adventures of Usagi Tsukino, a young girl who moonlights as a special warrior destined to save planet Earth. With films, TV episodes, and manga readily available throughout the world, Sailor Moon has been an anime staple since 1991.
Azabu Juban
Sailor Moon manga artist Nakao Takeuchi resides in this southern area of Tokyo. She also used Azabu Juban as a primary setting for the Sailor Moon series.
This social center of Japan also serves as a popular setting within the Sailor Moon series. It is often referenced as a place where the girls in the series hang out.
This Japanese murder mystery-themed video game series first released in 2002. Anime, manga, and novel series soon followed as the stories, characters, and plotlines became increasingly more popular.
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Hinamizawa is the primary fictional setting of this series. The artistic rendering of this location is largely based on the city of Shirakawa in Gifu, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.


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PURCEVILLE, Va. (WUSA9) -- Police have located an eleven year old boy who they said left his Loudoun County home Friday afternoon.
He is in good condition, police said.
According to authorities, Andrew Hyde went missing earlier this week from Gallup Lane. He went missing between 4-4:30 p.m.
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New Day heel turn
Some good news if you're a fan of the New Day. Since management could not get them over as baby faces, the plan now is to turn them into heel. As seen on Monday Night Raw, Xavier Woods and Big E Langston were a lot more aggressive in the ring than normal. They came close to cheating on a couple of occasions. The losses and boos will eventually cause them to go evil. This would mark the first heel turn for Kofi Kingston since joining WWE.
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Have you seen the new Oscar promo with Anne Hathaway and James Franco? I rather like it. A lot. I like their expressions at the beginning when they bump fists, especially his, like all Jersey Shore grease roid douche and sh-t. The sweatbands around the wrists are killing me. And she looks so cute when she's screaming to camera as he tackles her. Full Story


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Officials report that the suspect approached the victim from behind, grabbed her rear end and fled.
Officials are describing the victim as a white or possibly Hispanic man, weighing about 180 pounds and ranging from 5 feet 6 to 5 feet 8 inches in height. The suspect was a wearing a gray T-shirt with blue sleeves, dark sweatpants, white sneakers and a cloth partially covering his face.
The suspect has acne or shaving bumps on his facial cheeks, which is consistent with previous descriptions given by victims of past assaults, according to officials.
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text: Ive been given a new map commission for a short story set in the same world as my original map, Selenoth. I decided to go a slightly different direction towards more of an illustrative style. This is a trial run of the new style and I drew this in about 2.5 hours last night. Im going to try out various digital painting techniques until I find one I like. Ive seen very little here about using Artrage Pro and it will be my first stop before Photoshop. I think that Artrages watercolor tools might do the trick.


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Chris Sabin to ROH
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The post-season got underway for eight Major League teams this past week. And it's officially the off season for the Royals. But even though the Royals are not in the dugout right now, it does not mean they have left our minds or hearts. Here's your chance to sound off on some end-of-the-season questions you might have an opinion about.
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2. Who was your Royals Pitcher of the Year?
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4. What improvements did you witness with the 2006 Royals?
5. Who are you most looking forward to seeing in the Royals starting lineup in 2007?
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Royals Offensive Leaders:
Average (min. 250 at-bats)
.326 Esteban German
.297 Mark Grudzielanek
.295 David DeJesus
.290 Mark Teahen
.287 Emil Brown
Home Runs
18 Mark Teahen
15 Emil Brown
11 John Buck
11 Reggie Sanders
9 Angel Berroa
81 Emil Brown
69 Mark Teahen
56 David DeJesus
54 Angel Berroa
52 Mark Grudzielanek
85 Mark Grudzielanek
83 David DeJesus
77 Emil Brown
70 Mark Teahen
59 Joey Gathright
Royals Pitching Leaders:
Wins (starters)
11 Mark Redman
7 Luke Hudson
6 Runelvys Hernandez
Winning Percentage (starters)
.538 Luke Hudson
.524 Mark Redman
.375 Runelvys Hernandez
ERA (starter, min. 10 games)
5.12 Luke Hudson
5.34 Scott Elarton
5.71 Mark Redman
ERA (relievers, min. 10 games)
3.62 Todd Wellemeyer
4.40 Joel Peralta
4.43 Joe Nelson
81 Jimmy Gobble
76 Mark Redman
72 Ambiorix Burgos
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1. Mark Teahen for his vast improvement in the second half.
2. Luke Hudson I guess if i have to give one.
3. Making good deals lead by Dayton Moore.
4. Young talent in the minors and management improvements with Dayton Moore.
5. Mark Teahen
Forever a Royals fan, can't wait until next year.
1. Grudzielanek
2. Hudson
3. Teahen–still learning/improving
4. Tremendous upside if talent continues to develop
5. Teahen-Shealy-Buck-Dejesus–German
Look forward to a good start next year, pick up where we left off.
p.s. Glad the Yanks are out, $200 million still can't by a Championship, but it gets them close.
I am in Detroit for the summer & fall and went to Comerica four times in my stay to watch the Royals, including 2 during the end of the season sweep, it was so awsome to see them play hard until the end and beat arguably the best team in baseball three times to close the season.
1. Grudzielanek (with DeJesus close 2nd)
2. Hudson – That's a hard one
3. Hudson
4. Good management from the front office, putting the right people in place to build a championship team. Strong offense in second half and there seemed to be a good team unity.
5. Teahen, Shealy, Dejesus, German, Hudson, Greinke
1. David DeJesus
2. Luke Hudson
3. Mark Teahen
4. Front office – shift to put emphasis on pitching instead of no plan at all. Team – If Berroa & Buck are improved upon, this offense could be pretty good.
5. Teahen in RF, Shealy, German, Gordon, DeJesus, Sweeney, Grudzielanek. Everyone but Buck, Berroa, and Sanders.
If there's a way to improve these positions (C, SS, OF) as well as the pitching, we should go for it. Reggie is a good player for a contending team as a role player but not for this team right now.
I thought Mark Grudzielanek was the steadiest Royal this past season. I also thought Mark Teahen made a great comeback after he came back from Omaha. I also like Ryan Shealy at first base, even though I thought Doug Mientkiewicz had a good year also. Emil Brown I thought had a good year in the outfield.
1. mark grudzielanek was the most consistent and reliable player all year, hence should be player of the year.
2. there should be no pitcher of the year, the only one deserving of any honor was luke hudson.
3. mark teahen's turnaround was the biggest surprise. even though we had heard about his promise it had never showed up…and for once the royals front office was right about one thing.
4. improvements came on offense and defense, w/ somehow even worse pitching than in 2005.
5. i'm looking forward to the new teahen for a whole season, a healthy dejesus and sweeney, with the debuts of butler and gordon, sprinkled in w/ the real zack greinke
1.Mark Teahen- hands down. This guy put the team on his back for 2 months and the sky's the limit.
2. Hudson- this guy is a bulldog. We need him as a no. 3 or 4 starter.
3.Dayton Moore
4.Teahen made great strides and I really liked the progression of German as the year went on.
5.who else? Gordon! and Grenkie in the rotation.
1. Grudzielanek – Player of the year.
2. Nelson – none of the starters deserve the pitcher of the year award.
3. Mark Teahen showed the most improvment and was the biggest surprise.
4. In addition to Teahen's improvement, Odalis Perez and Ryan Shealy improved the team.
5. I am looking forward to the addition of Japanese pitcher, Daisuke Matsuzaka, to our starting rotation. Please make that happen!
Paula Marie
A raise in ticket prices?? What for? another 100 loss season? Get a clue Glass and sell the team.
I think that Teahen showed great promise and the Royals do as a team if they can just keep everyone healhty, get good chemistry and start thing out right maybe they can have a good year next year. The main thing I worry about is 18 HR. EIGHTEEN Freaking HOME RUNS leads the team. We need to get some pop at the plate.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Congress, still in partisan deadlock on Monday over Republican efforts to halt President Barack Obama's healthcare reforms, was on the verge of shutting down most of the government starting on Tuesday morning.
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ILLINOIS: The 2012 season mercifully came to an end for the Fighting Illini
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The Hoosiers led 21-14 at the break, but gave up a whopping 42 points in the
second half. Stephen Houston gained 158 yards and became the first Indiana
player since October of 2007 to score three TDs in a game as he finished with
a career-high 253 all-purpose yards in the setback. Houston also had a team-
high 12 catches for 95 yards. Chase Coffman threw for 348 yards and a TD, but
he was picked off three times. He did add a one-yard rushing TD. Indiana piled
up 512 yards of total offense, but permitted 558 yards to the Boilermakers,
and the Hoosiers were flagged nine times for a loss of 44 yards. Greg Heban
logged nine tackles in the loss, seven of which were unassisted, and he
returned an interception 70 yards, setting up Indiana's third TD of the game.
IOWA: The Hawkeyes lost at home to Nebraska on Friday afternoon, 13-7, putting
the wraps on a season that saw them go just 4-8 overall and 2-6 in the Big
Ten. Iowa ended the campaign on a six-game losing streak. The Hawkeyes
actually outgained the Cornhuskers, 130-92, in the first half, and forced a
pair of turnovers, but they couldn't muster much in the way of offensive
production in tallying just 200 total yards on 63 plays (3.2 ypp). Mark
Weisman did his best to keep the home team in contention, rumbling his way to
91 yards on 29 carries. James Vandenberg played the final game of his
collegiate career and threw for just 92 yards in completing fewer than half of
his 24 pass attempts. The Iowa defense did a tremendous job against the pass
(63 yards), but gave up 200 rushing yards while pouncing on a pair of fumbles
and logging two sacks. James Morris (13) was one of three Hawkeyes to record
double-digit tackles in the contest, and he had two of the team's five TFL.
MICHIGAN: The Wolverines took a 21-20 lead into the locker room at halftime of
Saturday's showdown with bitter rival Ohio State, but failed to put another
point on the scoreboard over the final 30 minutes and lost to the Buckeyes as
a result, 26-21. Michigan generated just 279 yards of total offense, with only
108 coming on the ground, and converted former starting QB Denard Robinson
accounted for 67 of them on one long TD run near the end of the first half.
Robinson finished with 122 yards and a TD on 10 carries, and Devin Gardner
threw for 171 yards with a TD and an interception. Receivers Jeremy Gallon and
Roy Roundtree combined for nine catches, 159 yards and a score. The UM defense
surrendered 396 total yards, including 207 on the ground as the Buckeyes
repeatedly ran the football (52 attempts). Desmond Morgan led the Wolverines
defense with 11 tackles, while Jake Ryan finished with nine stops and he
forced a pair of fumbles as well. In all, Michigan logged four sacks, and
coach Brady Hoke's club will await its postseason destination after finishing
8-4 overall and 6-2 in conference.
MICHIGAN STATE: Le'Veon Bell ran for a career-high 266 yards and a TD to help
lead the Spartans to a 26-10 win at Minnesota on Saturday in the regular-
season finale for both teams. The win improved Michigan State to 6-6 on the
season and 3-5 in conference, and the team awaits information about a
potential bowl bid. Dan Conroy booted four field goals for the Spartans, who
outgained the home team by a staggering 421-96 margin. The Golden Gophers
tallied just four net rushing yards, and they threw four interceptions, two of
which landed in the hands of MSU's Johnny Adams. The Spartans logged seven
TFL, only two of which were labeled as sacks. Andrew Maxwell completed just
13-of-29 pass attempts for 143 yards with a TD and two picks, as Bennie Fowler
was clearly his favorite target as he finished with seven grabs for 101 yards
and a score.
MINNESOTA: The Golden Gophers lost more than just a football game in their
season finale over the weekend, as head coach Jerry Kill apparently suffered
yet another seizure and spent the second half of the 26-10 setback to visiting
Michigan State in the locker room. With respect to the actual game, the Golden
Gophers tallied just four net rushing yards, and they threw four interceptions
in totaling a dismal 96 yards of total offense. Freshman Phillip Nelson really
struggled under center, converting just 10-of-23 passes for 61 yards with
three picks. Derrick Wells recorded 12 tackles to lead the team, while Troy
Stoudermire finished with 10. The Gophers came up with two interceptions, one
of which was returned 33 yards for a score by Aaron Hill in the opening
quarter for the team's only TD. Despite ending the season with two straight
losses, and setbacks in three of their last four and six of their last eight,
the Gophers have the requisite six wins needed to receive a bowl bid.
NEBRASKA: The Cornhuskers turned up the intensity on defense at Iowa last
Friday, holding the Hawkeyes scoreless over the final three quarters and to
only 200 yards of total offense in what turned out to be a 13-7 Nebraska
victory. The win propelled the Huskers into this week's Big Ten Championship
Game where they will take on the Wisconsin Badgers. Nebraska rushed for 200
yards in the contest, as all five of the team's primary ball carriers finished
with at least 40 yards. Rex Burkhead led the way in his return from injury
with 69 yards and a TD on 19 carries. Taylor Martinez had a tough time
battling the Iowa City wind, throwing for just 63 yards on 8-of-14 passing,
and he added 41 yards on 16 totes in the running game. Alonzo Whaley posted a
career-high 11 tackles and had an interception as well, and Eric Martin logged
three TFL, including a sack, for the Nebraska defense, which allowed just 3.2
yards per play.
NORTHWESTERN: The Wildcats captured the Land of Lincoln Trophy by virtue of
their 50-14 rout of visiting Illinois over the weekend, the win being
Northwestern's ninth of the season, and its fifth in eight Big Ten bouts. The
victory was also huge for head coach Pat Fitzgerald, as he tied Lynn "Pappy"
Waldorf's school record for career wins at 49. Eight different Wildcats
recorded points in the game, including six different TD scorers. Venric Mark
put the wraps on a terrific regular season as he rushed for 127 yards and a
score, giving him 1,310 yards for the year -- the seventh-best single-season
rushing tally in school history. Kain Colter was nearly perfect in completing
9-of-11 passes for 102 yards and three TDs, while adding 88 yards and a score
on 14 totes. Overall, NU churned out 450 yards of total offense, while holding
the Illini to 242. Chi Chi Ariguzo pace the 'Cats with 11 tackles, 10 of which
were solo efforts, and one of his two TFL was a sack. The Northwestern defense
came up with four turnovers, including three interceptions. Next up for the
Wildcats is a bowl game that has yet to be announced.
OHIO STATE: The Buckeyes put an exclamation point on the sixth perfect regular
season in their storied history by knocking off hated rival Michigan in
Columbus on Saturday, 26-21. Ohio State can not play for the Big Ten title or
go to a bowl game, but that won't stop Urban Meyer, his staff, players and OSU
fans everywhere from celebrating. Braxton Miller was an efficient 14-of-18 for
189 yards and a TD, that going to Corey Brown who finished with a career-high
95 receiving yards. Carlos Hyde was the Buckeyes' top rusher with 146 yards
and a TD, giving him four 100-yard games for the season, and Miller wound up
with 108 yards on 20 carries, but had to settle for 57 net yards as he was
sacked four times. Drew Basil booted four field goals in the game for Ohio
State, one in each quarter. The OSU defense was also credited with four sacks
in the game, and it came up with four turnovers, including three fumbles.
Michigan totaled just 279 total yards, and the Buckeyes were led by Zach
Boren's nine tackles, one of which was a sack, and he fell on a loose ball as
PENN STATE: On an emotional day in Happy Valley, the Nittany Lions earned a
hard-fought 24-21 win over the Wisconsin Badgers in a game that required
overtime to decided the outcome. Paying tribute to injured star LB Michael
Mauti, and playing its final game of the season as NCAA sanctions prevent it
from participating in a bowl game, Penn State battled back from a 14-7
halftime deficit thanks to a productive day from several players, including
kicker Sam Ficken who hit field goals from 23, 32 and 37 yards, the last being
the game-winner in overtime. Zach Zwinak was a man possessed for PSU, churning
out a career-high 179 yards and scoring a TD on 36 carries, while Matt McGloin
threw for an even 200 yards and a TD in hitting 19-of-37 pass attempts. Jesse
James made the most of his three catches, turning them into 90 yards and a
score. The PSU defense, sans Mauti, gave up 111 yards and a TD to UW's Montee
Ball, who became the NCAA's all-time TD leader, but came up with three sacks.
Two of those belonged to Jordan Hill (career-best 12 tackles), who was an
absolute monster at the line of scrimmage. Glenn Carson notched 13 total
tackles, nine of which were solo efforts, to lead the Lions who finished coach
Bill O'Brien's first season at 8-4 overall and 6-2 in conference.
PURDUE: The Old Oaken Bucket is staying in West Lafayette following the
Boilermakers' 56-35 win over visiting Indiana on Saturday. The victory was big
for another reason as well, as Purdue evened its record at 6-6, thus gaining
the requisite number of wins to be eligible for a bowl game. It was also PU's
13th win in the last 16 meetings with its in-state rival, and the highest
scoring affair in the 115-game series. Sixth-year senior QB Robert Marve threw
for a career-high 348 yards and four TDs. Akeem Shavers also got in on the
fun, scoring three TDs in a span of 4 1/2 minutes in the fourth quarter, twice
on long pass plays (73 yards, 26 yards), and he finished with 126 yards
rushing and 99 yards receiving. Will Lucas led the PU defensive stand, what
there was of one, with nine solo stops, three TFL, one forced fumble and one
fumble recovery. Overall, the Boilermakers came up with four turnovers,
including three interceptions. Despite qualifying for the postseason for the
second straight year, coach Danny Hope was fired on Sunday. The Boilermakers
went just 22-27 overall and 13-19 in the Big Ten under Hope, who replaced the
retired Joe Tiller in 2009.
WISCONSIN: In a game in which Montee Ball became the NCAA's all-time TD
leader, the Badgers came up just short in their bid to claim win number eight
on the season as they dropped a 24-21 overtime decision at Penn State on
Saturday. It was the third OT loss of the season for Wisconsin (Michigan State
and Ohio State being the others), and it saddled the team with an even 4-4
ledger in league play. Ball scored his 79th career TD in the first quarter,
passing Miami-Ohio's Travis Prentice for first place on the NCAA's all-time
list. Ball finished the game with 111 yards on 27 carries, while Curt Phillips
completed half of his 25 pass attempts for 191 yards, two TDs and one
interception. The UW defense was battered by Penn State RB Zach Zwinak (179
yards, one TD), and allowed 200 yards and a score to QB Matt McGloin. The
Badgers did not force a turnover, and only recorded two sacks as part of their
five TFL on the day. Ethan Armstrong was one of three UW defenders with
double-digit tackles, which also included Mike Taylor who made 10 of his 11
stops without any assistance. The Badgers will play Nebraska this Saturday in
the Big Ten title tilt.
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1 Cinquantenaire Museum
Museums and art
parc du Cinquantenaire 10 B - 1000 Bruxelles
Created in 1835, this exceptional museum gives an overview of human history from the Prehistoric period to the present day. Its rich collections cover Antiquity, non-European civilisations (the Americas, Asia) and National decorative arts, such as re..
2 Museum of Natural Sciences
Museums and art
R. Vautier 29 B - 1000 Bruxelles
The Dinosaur Gallery has more than 30 specimens laid out over an area of 3 000 m2; T Rex, Stegasaurus and Diplodocus are all represented but the stars of the show are the original fossilised Bernissart Iguanodons. Other rooms focus on human evolution..
3 Le Mont des Arts
Architecture, castles and historic districts
B - Bruxelles
Founded by Leopold II with a view to creating the world's greatest concentration of artworks, this quarter dominates the lower town. Pre-existing palaces were augmented by new buildings in the 19C which replaced the St Roch district (deemed insalubri..
4 Museum of Musical Instruments
Museums and art
R. Montagne-de-la-Cour 2 B - 1000 Bruxelles
Since June 2000, the admirable Old England Art Nouveau building, designed by Paul Saintenoy in 1899, has housed this internationally renowned museum of musical instruments (MIM). Some 7 000 instruments from all over the world and from every era make ..
5 Ancient Art Museum
Museums and art
R. de la Régence 3 B - 1000 Bruxelles
The collection of early Flemish work, as well as masterpeices by Bruegel the Elder and Rubens make this a museum of worldwide renown. It is situated in a classical style palace from the late 19C with a modern wing. An unforgettable experience.
6 Grand-Place
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Grand-Place B - 1000 Bruxelles
Victor Hugo called it a "marvel", Jean Cocteau a "rich theatre". There is nothing like the Grand-Place in the world. It is the centre of Brussels and a spectacle in its own right. It is constantly buzzing with activity, and attrac..
7 Le Sablon
Architecture, castles and historic districts
B - 1070 Bruxelles
Inextricably linked to the history of the church and guild of crossbowmen, this formerly genteel district had a populist allure in the early 20C. Over recent decades, its shops have been revamped to the benefit of its antique dealers and art gallerie..
8 Horta Museum
Museums and art
R. Américaine 25 B - 1060 Bruxelles
A must for Art Nouveau lovers, the museum occupies two narrow houses built by Victor Horta between 1898 and 1901 as his home and studio. This huge project is a wonder of harmony and elegance, the very essence of Art Nouveau with glass and iron taking..
9 Magritte Museum, Brussels
Museums and art
pl. Royale 1 B - Bruxelles
The Magritte Museum exhibits some 250 of the 1 200 works by one of the leading lights of Surrealism, or the "immediate knowledge of reality", as he himself defined the movement. Drawings, oil paintings, gouache paintings, posters and sculpt..
10 Cathedral of Saints Michael and Gudule
Religious buildings
pl. Ste-Gudule B - 1000 Bruxelles
Since 1962, the former collegiate of Sts Michael and Gudule has shared the title of cathedral of the archdiocese of Malines-Bruxelles with St-Rombault de Malines. This is a fine Gothic monument built from the 13C to 17C. Inside, the Brabançon nave is..
11 Autoworld
Museums and art
Parc du Cinquantenaire 11 B - 1000 Bruxelles
Since 1986, the glasshouse of the southern hall of the palace has housed around 400 vehicles including many luxury makes (Cadillac, Jaguar, Rolls-Royce etc) While the exhibition contains cars from members of the Royal Veteran Car Club, most of the ve..
12 Laeken Royal Greenhouses
Nature and gardens
av. du Parc Royal B - 1020 Laeken
North of the Laeken royal estate lies a town in glass, a group of greenhouses incorporating fine architectural décor and housing a rich botanical collection. Built in the late 19C by architect Alphonse Balat (1819-1895), they are composed of multiple..
13 Galeries Royales St-Hubert
Architecture, castles and historic districts
r. du Marché-aux-Herbes B - 1000 Bruxelles
In 1846, the architect Cluysenaar built an elegant Classical pilastered façade at the top of rue de la Montagne. The Galerie du Roi and Galerie de la Reine are covered with a glass vault on a metal framework. The galleries are home to many luxury sho..
14 Atomium
Architecture, castles and historic districts
bd du Centenaire B - 1020 Bruxelles
The Atomium was created for the Universal Exhibit of 1958. Designed by the engineer André Waterkeyn, it represents a ferrous crystal molecule, enlarged 165 billion times. It is made up of 9 spheres linked by tubes; each sphere has two floors for temp..
15 Les Marolles
Architecture, castles and historic districts
r. Blaes B - 1070 Bruxelles
Between Notre Dame de la Chapelle and the Hal gate, this was traditionally a poor working district with its share of social problems. Here, it is said, the true Brussels inhabitants still live, but this is a rare breed; the zwanzeur spirit (cocky yet..
16 Place de Brouckère
Architecture, castles and historic districts
B - 1000 Bruxelles
In 1871, the mayor Jules Anspach decided to endow Brussels with a centre in keeping with its status as a capital. The French architects employed a Haussmannian model and used stone, a novelty in brick-built Brussels! If the square sung about by Brel ..
17 Musee Belvue
Museums and art
Pl. des Palais 7 B - 1000 Bruxelles
Bellevue, a mansion built in 1777 in the neo-Classical style, was formerly a luxury hotel, then incorporated into the Royal Palace as a residence for Princess Clémentine, daughter of Léopold II. Today, it houses two museums, where visitors can learn ..
18 Petite rue des Bouchers
Architecture, castles and historic districts
B - 1000 Bruxelles
This small street lined with touristic restaurants is also home to the famous Toone Puppet Theatre which is held very dear by the people of Brussels.
19 Bourse
Architecture, castles and historic districts
pl. de la Bourse B - 1000 Bruxelles
This large construction looks similar to the Opéra Garnier in Paris. La Bourse (Stock Exchange) was built by Léon Suys from 1868 to 1873. The inspiration is Classical but the simplicity of its design is dominated by a decorative abundance. Auguste Ro..
20 Royal Army and Military History Museum
Museums and art
parc du Cinquantenaire 3 B - 1000 Bruxelles
Its collection of uniforms, decorations, arms and illustrations shows military history from 1789 to the present day in Belgium. You will discover Belgian armoured vehicles and foreign models. The Air and Space section includes around 100 aeroplanes. ..


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- WUSA9's Monika Samtani had a special Extra Mile report this morning, focusing on next Monday's inauguration.
Inauguration Day 2013 marks the 10th since Metrorail began running in the 1970's. Although they can't control the weather, Metro Ambassadors are gearing up to control the crowds and safety issues on the big day.
If you're one of the 800,000 people attending the events, how are you getting into the District on Monday?
Metro General Manager, Richard Sarles, joined Monika on Tuesday to answer Metro riders' questions about safety on the big day.


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Clive Mantle (born 3 June 1957) is a British actor. He was a chorister at St. John's College Choir in Cambridge for four years before joining RADA. He won the Laurence Olivier Award for Most Promising Newcomer in 1986 for a stage performance of Of Mice and Men.
In 1984 he became very well-known to British audiences when he was cast as Little John in the cult TV series Robin of Sherwood, a fantastical take on the Robin Hood legend. He subsequently played the role of surgeon Mike Barrett over nine years, first in Casualty and then its spin-off Holby City. He also had a brief recurring role on the sitcom The Vicar of Dibley and a small role in the film Alien 3.
In Game of Thrones he plays the role of Lord Greatjon Umber and was confirmed in the role on 20 August 2010.
Mantle was unable to return to the series for Season 2 due to having been cast on another TV show. He was not asked to return for the third season. It is confirmed that his character, Greatjon Umber died during the series so it is unlikely that he will return in later seasons or be recasted.


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Go swimming in a winter wonderland! Cool off in an aquarium filled with frosty fun! Swap festive tiles to match three of a kind in a row or column. Use the money you earn to purchase new tropical fish, candy cane coral, or snowglobes for your undersea winter wonderland!
1. Click on tiles to match three of a kind. You can match tiles in a row or column.
2.Match all the tiles with gold backgrounds to complete a level. The faster you solve a level, the more money you earn for your aquarium.
3.Use your money to buy new fish and decorations for your aquarium. Make sure to balance your fish, beauty, and comfort scores.
Tips and Strategies
· Focus on making matches at the bottom of the board. That way top tiles will cascade down, possibly creating more matches.
· When you start a level, take a few seconds to plot out your moves. A well thought-out strategy always beats random matches!
· If you can't match golden tiles, it's ok to match any line you can. At the very least, you may see new possibilities as tiles get moved around.
· Your fish will sometimes give you hints about what item you should buy next for your aquarium. Increase your comfort score by buying that item!
· Balance the number of fish you add to your aquarium with the amount of decorations and comfort items. It's better to have a few fish in a well-decorated tank than many fish in an empty tank.


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By Mike Bush
Wildwood, MO (KSDK) - For years, we've been telling you about the Muscular Dystrophy Association and this year's theme is: "Make a Muscle, Make a Difference".
One place that truly makes a difference for kids with MD, every summer, is MDA camp.
And if you don't believe me, just listen to some letters home from MDA campers.
"Dear Mom and Dad, Camp is great!" wrote 8-year-old Tara Reznak.
"We have done many activities. My favorite ones are swimming, eating s'mores, horseback riding and art," said 9-year-old Ben Schaeffer. "I am having an awesome time, exclamation point, exclamation point, exclamation point time at MDA camp. I have made too many friends. My favorite thing to do here is swim."
Todd Waldman is a counselor, back for his seventh year at MDA camp.
"What's so special are really the kids. Although they have muscular dystrophy and it's a disability, they are able to do so much and they are really living their lives to the fullest. It's truly an inspiration," said Waldman.
"When I first came to camp when I was six," writes 17-year-old Sarah Schwegel. "My favorite activities were arts and crafts and swimming. Now that I'm 17 and about to graduate, the best part of camp is making lifelong friends and spending time with piers that have similar disabilities."
Jamie Treadway is a counselor with 5 years experience.
"There's no pointing, there's no laughing. There's no questioning what's going on. It's just for lack of a better word, just normal. They get independence and freedom. They get to be kids," said Treadway.
Seventeen-year-old Brady Kegge wrote, " It's been so much fun. All of the counselors and campers have been staying up late and hanging out. I never want to leave."
"Throughout the years camp has made me who I am today," added Schwegel. "It has helped me become more independent and more self confident. Every year, usually in January I start looking forward to and start planning for camp so next year when I can't come back, I am really going to miss camp."
"You'll be happy to know, I've been a good boy," added Ben Schaefer signing off. "I miss you very much. When I see you, I will hug you. Love Ben."
"I can't wait to see you on Friday," said Reznak. "Love Tara. P.S. -I learned how to make my bed."


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|Holyoke/Imperial Community Federal Credit Union will hold its annual meeting Monday, Feb. 16 in the HHS auditorium.
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Holyoke/Imperial Community Federal Credit Union will hold its annual meeting Monday, Feb. 16 in the HHS auditorium.
Prior to the meeting, credit union members are invited to a catered meal in the high school old gymnasium, beginning at 6 p.m. The meeting will start in the auditorium following the meal.
Two seats on the board are up for election: one for a Holyoke representative and one from Imperial, Neb.
Running for the open Holyoke seat are Rick Krueger and Terry Pocock. Tom Holtzman is currently serving in that board position, but has chosen not to seek re-election.
Incumbent Wanda Westfahl and Wes Holmes are on the ballot for the Imperial board position.
Board members whose terms have not expired are Boyce Wernet, Dorothy Scott, James Scholl, Laura Bittner and Charles Milner.
Other business items on the agenda include a report from board chairman Dorothy Scott, treasurer Laura Bittner, president Ron Goldenstein, supervisory committee Tom Balding and loan officer committee Deb Dusenbury-Dorren.
Following the business meeting, members will have the opportunity to try for cash and prizes in the popular money machine.
Children age 3-9 whose parents are attending the meeting are invited to join Challengers 4-H Club members for entertainment and activities in the HHS library.


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- Conferences - Surgery
- National and international Surgery conferences and meetings.
- Index of Statements of the American College of Surgeons
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- Policy and care statements from the American College of Surgeons.
- MedWeb: Surgery
- Use the search box to locate materials on surgery.
- World Wide Web resources on prevention and treatment of postoperative infections
(Alfa Institute of Biomedical Sciences educational portal)
- This site provides links to pages on prevention and treatment of postoperative infections.


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Discussion and debate with Joe Duffy
Following the reported release of Patrick McCann, who served over 30 years in prison ,Peter Pringle and Sonny Jacobs talk to Joe about the effects of being released from prison after serving very long sentences.
Other callers talked about the effects of prison sentences on their families lives.
Mary called to talk about Colm Murray , the RTE broadcaster who passed away today . Like Colm,Mary's father suffered from Motor Neurone Disease.
other callers , Including sports broadcaster Jimmy Magee talk to Joe about their memories of Colm Murray.


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Tech at Night: AT&T, FCC, Net Neutrality, Paperwork Reduction Act
Happy weekend, all. To get personal, had some real excitement on my end. Preemptively replaced my chair before it fell apart, since the last one I let fall apart collapsed while I was sitting in it. I was lucky the only injury I took was a smack on each arm. But, the new chair had the LUMBAR PAD OF DOOM which started killing my back. | Read More »