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By the time the 2012 season is completed, George Washington tailback Ryan Switzer should have a pretty good tan going. Because the spotlight will doubtlessly be affixed to his every move.
Everyone will be keeping an eye on Switzer, the go-to player for last year's Class AAA state runner-up, which kicks off its season at 7:30 Friday night at Oakes Field against neighboring rival South Charleston.
As if all that isn't enough, the 5-foot-9, 175-pound Switzer has drawn some attention this summer for starting his season with a head of bleached-blond hair.
"I may keep it all year,'' Switzer said with a grin.
Moments after GW completed the preseason portion of its schedule Friday with a pair of scrimmage wins in the MSAC Grid-o-rama at Laidley Field, Switzer was asked if he's again ready for the long grind. If the Patriots return to the state finals, they'll be playing until Dec. 1, a full 15 weeks away.
"I think so,'' Switzer said. "We went through the offseason conditioning, and we had 40 guys almost every day. I think we showed ourselves pretty well in the preseason.
"We've got a lot of stuff to work on, but that comes with time. We're working some new guys in. We're going to have mistakes. I can't make mistakes - stupid mistakes that I made. But overall, come Aug. 24, we're going to be ready.''
In last Friday's MSAC workouts, Switzer touched the ball four times against Parkersburg and sped for three touchdowns of 70, 39 and 31 yards. His other carry went for minus-4 yards (an option play to the short side of the field), so he wound up with 136 yards. Later against Capital, he carried eight times for 55 yards and two scores, those covering 1 and 6 yards.
GW won 33-14 against Parkersburg and 20-12 against Capital, each scrimmage lasting two quarters with starters playing about half the time. The starters accounted for all of the Patriots' points.
"I expect us to be clicking like that,'' Switzer said. "We're sharp in practice. Like I said, we have some young guys to work in, but we do have a lot of [returning] skill guys - guys who can run - which takes some pressure off me, and that's what I'm looking forward to seeing. You saw what we did in the first quarter against Parkersburg. When we get going, we can score quickly.''
Steve Edwards Jr., GW's coach, also liked what he saw from his players over the weekend in their final tuneup.
"Our big horses answered the call, and that's what they've got to do,'' Edwards said. "Ryan did what he does, and [fullback Dustin] Crouser had some nice runs and some nice linebacker play.''
Switzer realizes that Friday's opener at South Charleston won't be anything like last year's 61-0 romp at Steve Edwards Sr. Field in South Hills, when GW burst into a 42-0 halftime lead against the rebuilding Black Eagles.
This year, SC returns 14 starters, including a majority of its skill position players.
"They're going to be mad,'' Switzer said, "but we're not looking to blow them out. We weren't looking to blow them out last year. We just look to come and play like we normally play. It's up to them to stop us, and it's up to us to stop them.
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I like it. The red labels are a bit hard to read in places, though. Maybe experiment with some different colors; a brighter orange or orange-red might stand out better, but I don't know how attractive the result might be. Then again, I don't think the red is doing your otherwise beautiful color scheme any great favor. Maybe let the font pick out the city names and don't try to give their labels a distinct color?
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|Feed My Starving Children packing event begins Tues.
|Written by Russ Pankonin, The Imperial Republican
This year's 3rd annual Feed My Starving Children mobile packing event begins in Imperial, Neb., next Tuesday, July 23.
The event will be held in the multi-purpose room of the Crossroads Wesleyan Church, 1710 Wesley Drive in Imperial. It will run through Saturday night, July 27.
Dick Banks of Imperial, chair of the event, said they expect the truckload of food to arrive Monday. They will set up that night with packing to begin at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday afternoon.
Banks said his committee set a goal of packing at least 500,000 meals again this year. Last year, volunteers packed a total of 520,992 meals.
The cost for each meal is 22 cents, so Banks said they need to raise $110,000 to cover the cost of the event. He said there is about $10,000 remaining on a $30,000 $1-for-$1 matching grant. He has no doubts the grant will be matched and the necessary funds raised.
"God will provide the needed funds," he said. "We're doing his work."
Banks often looks to Matthew 25:40 for inspiration: "The King will reply, 'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.'"
All volunteers welcome
Banks said they will always take any and all volunteers who want to help pack food.
He said there are four two-hour shifts each day. With the exception of the first shift Tuesday, shifts run from noon-2 p.m., 2:30-4:30 p.m., 5-7 p.m. and 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Last year, they added a 10 p.m. to midnight shift on one night. This year they are adding those shifts on both Friday and Saturday nights. On those days, the noon-2 p.m. shift will not be held.
People can call committee members to sign up for a particular shift or they can just show up. "We can always find something for them to do," Banks noted.
The easiest way to sign up for a shift is to go FMSC's website at www.fmsc.org, Banks said. Once there, click on the "Locations" tab or "MobilePack," and then click on the "MobilePack Events" link to find the Imperial event.
There, people can sign up individually, for a family or group. People can also make donations to the event online.
If donations are made on the website, donors should note event No. 1307-39 to insure donations go to the Imperial event.
For more information, to volunteer or inquire about donations, people can contact Banks at 308-883-0397 or any of the other committee members.
They include James Marlatt at 308-882-6386, Paul Hickman at 308-414-1407 or Rhonda Hickman at 308-414-1406.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (USA TODAY) -- President Obama's official swearing in takes place just before noon, as required by the Constitution.
Vice President Biden was formally sworn into office this morning, marking the official beginning of his second-term in office.
About 120 friends and guests showed up for the private swearing-in ceremony at the vice president's residence on the grounds of the U.S. Naval Observatory. Before the swearing-in, Biden, a Catholic, celebrated Mass. Biden was surrounded by his wife, children and grandchildren for the swearing in.
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Biden thanked his family, colleagues and friends for sharing the day with him before heading out to meet up with President Obama to lay a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery.
"I am honored," Biden said.
Obama will be sworn in later today in a private ceremony at the White House. Both the president and vice president will take part in a ceremonial swearing-in on the West steps of the U.S. Capitol on Monday.
Biden picked Justice Sonia Sotomayor for the honor. She became the first Hispanic and fourth female judge to administer an oath of office.
"It's an incredible honor to have Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor swear me in," Biden said. "I believed strongly that she would make a great justice, and it was one of the greatest pleasures of my career to be involved in her selection to the court. From the first time I met her, I was impressed by Justice Sotomayor's commitment to justice and opportunity for all Americans, and she continues to exemplify those values today. Above all, I'm happy for the chance to be sworn in by a friend - and someone I know will continue to do great things."
Three women have previously sworn in presidents and vice presidents: Judge Sarah T. Hughes swore in President Johnson in 1963; Justice Sandra Day O'Connor swore in Vice President Dan Quayle in 1989; and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg swore in Vice President Al Gore in 1997, according to the White House.
Biden used his family Bible for today's ceremony, a 5-inch-thick tome featuring a Celtic cross on the cover. It has been in the Biden family since 1893. He used it each time he was sworn in as a senator and when he was sworn in as vice president in 2009. His son Beau used it when he was sworn in as Delaware's attorney general.
Obama is the seventh president or president-elect to have Inauguration Day fall on a Sunday, and is following the path of predecessors who held a private oath-taking on the constitutionally prescribed Jan. 20 date.
Meanwhile, the Obama Campaign apparatus will be hosting a "legacy conference" with supporters and campaign volunteers in Washington on Sunday to discuss the future about the campaign operation they've built. The president's campaign built an impressive online and data operation. On the agenda are conversations about organizing, the budget crisis and gun violence among other issues.
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Tria Schenk from Grey Eagle was the blue ribbon prize winner in the Great River Regional Library summer drawing for free tickets to the Minnesota State Fair. Tria is photographed standing in between Grey Eagle Public Library Aide Isabella Lamusga and Branch Manager Jennifer Shattuck.
Tria was the winner of the Grey Eagle Public Library essay writing contest, answering the question: Why do you love to read? Her name was then put in with the names of winners from the 31 other library locations in which Great River Regional Library provides services. When her name was drawn, she won four free tickets to the Minnesota State Fair, a blue ribbon and a certificate. The Minnesota State Fair tickets were provided by CRPSLA, the Council of Regional Public Library System Administrators.
According to Shattuck, Tria is a library regular who reads "tons." She said she has never been to the State Fair before.


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1973: The stage production of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" opened in London. Tim Curry later repeated his starring role in the 1975 movie version.
1976: Wild Cherry released "Play That Funky Music."
1978: The comic strip "Garfield" appeared for the first time.
1988: More than 3,000 East Germans gathered by the Berlin Wall to hear Michael Jackson, who was performing across the border in West Germany.
Today's Birthdays: Singer Tommy DeVito of The Four Seasons is 87. Actress Gena Rowlands is 85. Singer Spanky McFarlane of Spanky and Our Gang is 73. Actress Phylicia Rashad is 67. Singer Ann Wilson of Heart is 65. Actress Kathleen Turner is 61. Country singer Doug Stone is 59. Singer Mark DeBarge of DeBarge is 56. Singer-dancer Paula Abdul is 53. Actor Andy Lauer ("Caroline in the City") is 52. Singer-guitarist Brian Vander Ark of The Verve Pipe is 51. Actress Mia Sara ("Ferris Bueller's Day Off") is 48. "Good Morning America" host Lara Spencer is 46. Korn guitarist Brian "Head" Welch is 45. Actor Jean Dujardin ("The Artist") is 43. Actress Robin Tunney is 43. Actress Poppy Montgomery ("Without a Trace") is 40. Singer-banjoist Scott Avett of The Avett Brothers is 39. Actress Zoe Saldana ("Avatar") is 37. Singer Macklemore of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis is 32. Actor Paul Dano ("Little Miss Sunshine") is 31. Actor Giacomo Gianniotti ("Grey's Anatomy") is 26. Actor Atticus Shaffer ("The Middle") is 17.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Republicans are struggling to recruit strong Senate candidates in states that present the party's best opportunities to reclaim the majority.
It's admittedly early, with more than 18 months before the November 2014 elections.
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And, so far, Republicans haven't been able to field top-tier contenders in Iowa and Michigan, swing-voting states where the GOP hopes to make a play for seats left open by the retirement of veteran Democratic senators.
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ALPHARETTA, Ga. -- A fun hobby or a citywide embarrassment?
That's the question facing Alpharetta city councilman Donald Mitchell after he appeared on the reality TV show "Big Rich Atlanta."
In an online clip from the show, Mitchell is seen crawling from beneath what appears to be a woman's skirt, yelling "I ain't seen that in years, baby!"
That particular clip, posted online as a Web bonus, never actually aired on television, but it was enough to get the blogosphere buzzing.
Saturday morning, "Roots in Alpharetta" blogger Lee Guy posted an article questioning Mitchell's behavior. More than two dozen comments appeared on the page, some expressing "shame" and "embarrassment" after watching the clip.
"I blogged about this because I felt that Mr. Mitchell portrayed himself in an inappropriate way, in a manner that was demeaning toward women," Guy said.
"I think the city deserves better. It really tarnished the reputation of Alpharetta to have a sitting councilman participate in a trashy reality show like this," he added.
The councilman's involvement with the show never came up during Monday night's city council meeting, and Mitchell has issued a statement saying his television role was never intended to have any ties to the City of Alpharetta.
But not all bloggers are slamming the councilman. Julie Hogg wrote a post entitled "Donald Mitchell - Rock Star" in which she defended Mitchell's actions.
"I think it's blown really way out of proportion, because the reality is that it's a semi-scripted show. It's a TV show," Hogg told 11Alive News Monday night. "It has no reflection whatsoever on Donald's ethics or morality or any of those things."
Councilman Mitchell told 11Alive's Blayne Alexander that acting is one of his hobbies, adding that he believes "normal, fun-loving people" have every right to run for public office.


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Stephanie Harrington had always expected to be a forest ranger on her homeworld of Meyerdahl until her parents relocated to the frontier planet of Sphinx in the far distant Star Kingdom of Manticore. It should have been the perfect new home - a virgin wilderness full of new species of every sort, just waiting to be discovered. But Sphinx is a far more dangerous place than ultra-civilized Meyerdahl, and Stephanie's explorations come to a sudden halt when her parents lay down the law: no trips into the bush without adult supervision!
Yet Stephanie is a young woman determined to make discoveries, and the biggest one of all awaits her: an intelligent alien species. The forest-dwelling treecats are small, cute, smart, and have a pronounced taste for celery. And they are also very, very deadly when they or their friends are threatened - as Stephanie discovers when she comes face-to-face with Sphinx's most lethal predator after a hang-gliding accident.
But her discoveries are only beginning, for the treecats are also telepathic and able to bond with certain humans, and Stephanie's find - and her first-of-its kind bond with the treecat Climbs Quickly - land both of them in a fresh torrent of danger. Galactic-sized wealth is at stake, and Stephanie and the treecats are squarely in the path of highly placed enemies determined to make sure the planet Sphinx remains entirely in human hands, even if that means the extermination of another thinking species.
Unfortunately for those enemies, the treecats have saved Stephanie Harrington's life. She owes them - and Stephanie is a young woman who stands by her friends. Which means things are about to get very interesting on Sphinx.
©2011 Words of Weber, Inc. (P)2011 Audible, Inc.
Retired and retiring old Oirisher/Brit who has now escaped first to Atlanta, now living in Bourbon country in Kentucky.
"Wow, Weber hits the target."
I love strong female characters, and I've been in and out of the Honor Harrington books for ages. They are good, but I've always been left a bit ho-hum.
Something drew me towards this one, as I've always been interested in the back story of the tree-cats joining with the humans outlined in honor harrington, but without exposition.
This tale is as powerful and as emotive as, "The Host," by Stephenie Merry. Another story that shook me to my roots.
The beauty of the relationship between the tree-cat and the two leg, balanced against the risks of surviving on such a dangerous fantasy science-fiction world is a thrilling, wonderful ride. I listen a lot when I'm walking for exercise, one day I was so engrossed I did two extra (1 mile) laps:)
Khristine Hvam doesn't get in the way of the narrative, and just tells the story. As a result, the listener is focused on the drama, not the voice. In my book, that's a perfect reading. Nice Job.
I really love this book, I cannot wait till book two is released in late 2012.
An excellent book to read in an afternoon. I'd highly recommend it. I've always enjoyed Weber's novels and he hasn't disappointed me this time. The reader is fabulous. My only complaint is when is the next in this series coming out. A definite read!
"Great Book"
This is a very good book. Unlike the Safehold series there is almost no action, however even an action fan liek me enjoyed this book. The character development is astounding, even in the treecat's view. My only issue is that it is relatively shorter than the Safehold series, but I would still put it very high on my top 10 list. The choice for a narrator is also great, she was also able to pull of the male voices with enough definition that if the next spoken line was also a guy you could tell it was different person. I believe this series will be very close to Safehold in my favorite series list, and that alone is complement enough.
"Loved, Loved This Book! (Tree Cats Rock!)"
This story was great. It was fun and fast paced enough to keep my attention. Weber created characters that are about as realistic as possible given the sci-fi universe in which they dwell. They are internally consistent, well developed, and multidimensional. No flawless goody-two-shoes in the Star Kingdom … and that includes the tree cats! Having already read the Honor Harrington books I have wanted to know more about these endearing creatures. A Beautiful Friendship does a great job explaining the beginnings of the human/tree cat relationship.
It is possible that someone reading this before any of the Honor series might have some difficulty understanding this universe, but I doubt it. I am glad I read the Honor books first, but I suspect starting with this book would be just as satisfying.
All in all, this is a very entertaining book. The narrator was very good. She gave different voices to the characters without the accents being too intrusive. I really liked the way she portrayed the tree cats. I think there might have been a risk of the cats seeming like childish "animals." However, she managed to avoid that and depict them as very small adults.
I can't wait for the next book in this series.
"First Weber novel...WONT be the last!!!!"
I originally purchased a hard back copy of this for my 11 year old daughter...knowing her taste in writers I knew it would be a good fit...I purchased it on audio so once she was done reading it she could listen to it--she enjoys re playing books-- I usually pre read or read books along with her so I know what she is reading and we talk about characters--I was not prepared to enjoy this book on the scale that I do...about 1/2 way thru I began resarching the author and currently have 2 of his Honor series in my wish list--now I am eagerly awaiting credit time! Highly recommended for kids and mom's too (thinking dad's might like it as well)
I think it only fair to share the one negative--there are some awkward pauses in the recording (editing I believe) that are long enough that I checked to make sure I had not drained my battery...it is not terrible by any means...that is why the performance received only 4 stars..
Devourer of all books fantasy
"Well narrated, decent YA sci-fi"
This is the first book in the Honorverse: Stephanie Harrinton by Weber; a sub-series in his Honorverse series aimed at YA readers. The second book in this series, Fire Season, is due out October 2012.
The audiobook was very well done, with excellent narration and good distinction between character voices. It was a good book to listen to.
Stephanie has been forced to move to the relatively unpopulated planet of Sphinx when her scientist parents acquire land there. During one of her hanger flights Stephanie crashes into the forest only to be saved by another sentient species on the planet which she nicknames tree-cats. She bonds with a tree-cat she calls Lionheart and a struggle ensues to ensure the safety of this new species. The book switches between Stephanie's and Lionheart's/Climbs Quickly's viewpoints. This worked well for the story and gave us an excellent glimpse into both sentient life forms (humans and treecats).
I listened to Fuzzy Nation by John Scalzi earlier this year and you can't help by think of that book when you read this one. To be honest this book is a less action-packed, less humorous Fuzzy Nation aimed at a YA audience. It is a decently done YA science fiction novel, but I felt like I was reading a watered down version of Fuzzy Nation.
This book does addresses some interesting issues like discovering and exploiting sentient species on a non-earth planet. Unfortunately the story is very simple and predictable. Things are incredibly very over-explained and reiterated again and again. The description is so repetitive and things are explained in such minute detail that the whole story felt very dumbed down.
Stephanie makes an excellent heroine. She is smart, funny, honest, and brave. The relationship she has with her parents is also really well done. You can tell that their family relationship is based on mutual respect; it's a family anyone would be happy to be part of. Lionheart and his clan are similarly respectful and reasonable with each other.
There were things that puzzled me though; like why was language such a barrier for so long between the humans and the tree cats? Stephanie and Lionheart are friends for over a year and they still have trouble communicating. You would think if both species are so intelligent then they would eventually start using hand signals or writing to communicate. This was just a major gap in logic that bothered me throughout the story.
Things are fairly well tied up at the end of the book, and although this is clearly not a stand alone novel, it could be read as such.
Overall a decent if somewhat flawed YA science fiction novel. I enjoyed the heroine and her family dynamic, the tree cats were also interesting. The story was very simplistic though and things were re-iterated to the point where the story felt a bit dumbed down. Also if you have read Fuzzy Nation by Scalzi then you have already read a very similar story that is funnier and more action packed than this one. I would tentatively recommend to middle grade or YA sci-fi fans; I don't think most adults will find much here to interest them. I would highly recommend reading John Scalzi's Fuzzy Nation instead of this book to explore similar topics.
Actor/director/teacher. Split my time between Beijing and Seattle now. Listen to Audible on the subway and while driving or riding my bike.
"Painfully simplistic YA lit."
I recently listened to Fuzzy Nation by Scalzi. The subject matter is much the same--first contact with a lovable, sapient species faced with the potential predations of the sleazier elements in humankind. Scalzi managed to overcome my initial, strong resistance to the Ewok syndrome. He was scupulously careful about not violating his own descriptions of the problem of communicating with the new species. His dialogue was witty, entertaining, and believable. And even his villains had a certain amount of human ambiguity built into them. This book, on the other hand, had none of these strengths. Add to that the fact that a great deal of it is devoted to the very predictable and unimaginative preteen angst of a gifted, pristinely "good" 11-14 year old girl, and I was ready for the end long before the end.
I have read one of the Honor Harrington books and found it much better than this effort. This book might be great for a preteen girl (though I think either of my daughters would have been nearly as bored as I was), but unless you are adicted to cute or to re-examining the struggles of pre-adolescence, I would advise you to look elsewhere. Obviously I am in a distinct minority here, so you should probably take my opinion with a grain of salt.
"The start of a very good series"
If you liked the Honnor Harrington series, you will love this new series. The stars have different names but this is Honor as a teenager when she first met the tree cats. Many of the names are different, but the crossover's are along the same story line. For example: she calls her cat "Stinker". If you haven't herd the Honnor Harrington series I believe most will still enjoy this very much as it is a stand alone series. I am looking forward to and am sure I will purchase the rest of the series as they come out.
"A great listen that goes by too quickly"
If you are not familiar with David Weber's work or Honnervers, this is a great place to start. I have to warn you, once your hooked you will be hook by the great writing and the wonderful plot lines of Honnervers and the story lines.
"A well-written introduction into the Honorverse"
I would say that it ranks on the upper tier of my favorites.
Who else? Stephanie
She did an impressive job of imitating a young girl.
No, not cry, but occasionally it made me laugh or listen intently to a specific part. One interesting thing about audiobooks- there's no stopping them. So when a moving part comes along, you just have to listen carefully.
Definitely worth it, since I wanted to get a start in the Honorverse where it all began, and this book fulfilled that.
"Hexapod..from the Greek hexapoda meaning six-foot"
three word sum up? intelligent cat-alien story
I found myself getting angry along with the main character at one point (which since I was out walking at the time meant I got some concerned looks but still. Never mind) when faced with a person who couldn't grasp the diference between pet and an intelligent creature.
David Weber appears to have a slight fixation on 6 limbed aliens based on reading this and the 4 book saga that starts with March up country (Prince Rodger books).That aside I really liked this book. It's not full of complicated scientific turms and ideas (or the sci-fi equivalent) so it's more accessible to people of a wider age range.The characters, both human and tree-cats, are well written and the places where the story takes you are easy to imagine. I think if you like animals and the struggle to overcome other peoples backward thinking in a story then this may just be the one for you. I'm certainly looking forward to listening to the second one!
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) - Alyssa Thomas had her second triple-double in three games and No. 8 Maryland routed Wofford 110-53 in the Terrapin Classic semifinals on Saturday.
Thomas scored 18 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and added 10 assists for the fourth triple-double of her career and fifth in program history.
Shatori Walker-Kimbrough tied a career high with 17 points, hitting four 3-pointers, to help the Terrapins (11-1) post their highest point total of the season in their ninth-straight victory.
Brene Moseley and Tierney Pfirman each added 14 points for the Terps, which could stretch their winning streak to 10 in the tournament's championship Sunday before beginning ACC play next weekend at No. 10 North Carolina.
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Yesterday Justin Timberlake unveiled his new Myspace page to coincide with the release of his new single "Suit and Tie," and he plans on bringing the new Myspace back the same way he brought "SexyBack."
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1st identification guide to migratory waterbirds in Northern Africa in Arabic language
14 March 2013 | News story
During a workshop held on Saturday, March 2, 2013 in Tunis by Association "Les Amis des Oiseaux" (AAO), IUCN Member, in the presence of its national and international partners, a new identification guide to waterbirds in Arabic language was presented to the public. The 60 participants of the event, representatives of institutions and organizations working for biodiversity and natural habitats, agreed that this beautiful book will fill a need in the field of the conservation of waterbirds and wetlands in the North of Africa, the one to dispose of working tools in Arabic language.
The publication of this guide was conducted in partnership between AAO and the National Office for Hunting and Wildlife in France, the ONCFS, with the financial support of the French Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy and the MAVA Foundation.
Richly illustrated, the small pocket guide allows the identification of 200 waterbird species recorded in the region from the North of Sudan to Mauritania, passing through Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco. Each species is presented with its vernacular Arabic names used in the 7 countries, drawings and texts of identification, a map of distribution as well as information on its status in the region. Between authors, designers, translators, national experts, GIS experts and graphic designers, more than 20 people have contributed to this work. This guide particularly aims to stimulate the International Waterbird Census in the region and is a contribution to the implementation of the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds (AEWA) and in particular the African Initiative which aims to promote this agreement on the African continent
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wonder if it is coming in semiauto soon to civilian market
i got to try one of this baby out today it was amazing
i have never shoot so accurate weapon system ever this thing has lees recole than my .22 mk ii and i am not joking on that part what so ever
saw it on TV
wonder if it is coming in semiauto soon to civilian market
Not sure why anyone would want a five-pound .45ACP, but they announced a civilian version: http://www.kriss-tdi.com/products/kr...viewcrbso.html.
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I thought I wanted one when I first saw it - but I'll stick with my current strange rifle - the PS90.
I think I'll probably end up with one. I like guns that are a little "different". Plus I'd probably do a whole lotta things to get my hands on an HK UMP clone, so why not get one of these? I'll wait to see how they do first, and hope I win the lottery, then I'll pick one up.
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HIV Home Test Now Available
More than three decades after the first cases were recognized and diagnosed, a new wave of technology has evolved in the global fight to stop HIV/AIDS.
More than 30,000 stores nationwide last month began selling the OraQuick In-Home HIV Test, manufactured by the Bethlehem, Pa.-based OraSure Technologies. The new test, which is also available for purchase online, allows people to test themselves for HIV/AIDS at home. The results are revealed within 20 minutes of swabbing the inside of the mouth, a company spokeswoman said.
"This is the same exact test as the rapid test you would receive at any doctor's office or clinic around the country," said Debra Fraser-Howze, vice-president of government relations for OraSure. "It's a convenient, painless test that…lets you know if you have the antibodies for HIV."
The product has been in use by medical professionals for a decade now, Fraser-Howze said.
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According to data released by the agency, nationally, one out of every 16 African American men will contract HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. One of every 32 Black women will become infected.
"Within the African American community, gay and bisexual men are most affected, followed by heterosexual women," said Mayes.
And though Black people make up only 14 percent of the nation's population, they account for 44 percent of all new diagnoses, officials said.
Washington, D.C. and surrounding areas have been hit hard by the epidemic, but according to information released in December of 2011 by the D.C. Health Department, "there have been no children born with HIV in D.C. since 2009."
According to the 2011 District of Columbia HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, STD and TB Annual Report, released in June 2012, 14,465 people, or 2.7 percent of the Washington, D.C. area population, are HIV positive.
Every race included in the report had more than one percent of their population living with HIV, meeting the World Health Organization's (WHO) definition of an epidemic crisis. Only African Americans had 4.3 percent of their population coping with HIV in the Washington, D.C. area.
Baltimore City Health Department statistics from 2011 show that of the 523,765 Baltimoreans aged 13 an older, 5,608 were carriers of HIV without AIDS, another 7,304 are living with AIDS, totaling 12,912 infected residents.
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I guess the Wimbledon gods wanted to save the best for last this fortnight. After many of the tops seeds fell to the wayside early in the tourney, a lull fell over the green grass of The All England Club. But that moment was truly the calm before the magnificent storm, providing fans some of the most exciting, dramatic and exquisite tennis ever seen at Wimbledon.
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The big question on everyone's tongues this morning seems to be: is Rafael Nadal the best baller in the world? After his incredibly inspiring and dramatic 9-7 in the fifth win over 5-time defending champion Roger Federer in the Wimbledon final (the longest men's final in its history), it's hard to argue otherwise. The Mallorcan Matador kept the form that saw him crush the Swiss in Paris and dominated the tournament from start to finish with his penetrating groundies, world-class athleticism and laser focus on every point - Rafa gave nothing away (well, except for the potentially disastrous double-fault in the fourth set tie break.) He becomes the first baller on the ATP Tour to win the French Open and Wimbledon back-to-back since Bjorn Borg in 1980 and the first Spaniard to win the Championship since Manuel Santana in 1966. And with the Tours now turning to the Olympics and the US summer hard-court swing, the time is ripe for the Spaniard to make his move to the top official.
And what of Roger Federer now? Well, this loss will hurt badly - very badly. The Swiss maestro went through the draw without dropping a set but was broken is his second service game in first set and was never able to regain the edge - symbolic of his efforts so far this year. But Fed can find solace in the fact that the meat of the season is upon us and I'm sure a gold medal in Beijing would help right his wrongs. But what can be said of his confidence? Only time will tell.
Marat Safin became the comeback story of the fortnight. The giant Russian finally found his grass-court feet, dismantling then sharing a tender moment with third seed Novak Djokovic in a second round stunner. Unfortunately, Marat's run ended quickly at the hands of Fed in the semifinals but his effort will see the 2-time Grand Slammer jump into top 40 after beginning the tourney at no. 75. I'd be remiss if I didn't also mention Rainer Schuettler, who emerged from the challenger ranks to make the final four of a Grand Slam for the first time since his run to the '03 Aussie Open final.
Speaking of Nike-wearing Nole, what's to make of his disappointing second round loss to Marat? Clearly, the pressure of being a favorite at Wimbledon and potentially taking the second spot in the rankings undid the Serb. But don't despair Nole fans: the hard-court swing is upon us again where the 21-year old's game truly soars. Could he be Fed's spoiler at the Olympics and US Open this time around?
And let's not forget Andy Roddick. The disappointments continue to build for the 2-time Wimbledon finalist, getting shown the Club's exit door by crafty Janko Tipsarevic in the second round. How many chances does the American baller have left to add to his lone Slam title? Not many but he may have saved his savviest move for this year's US Open, opting to skip the Olympics to train and focus on the year's last major. A-Rod might be the last baller standing when all is said and done in September.
Kudos also go out to Tipsy for his win over A-Rod and Andy Murray, who sleighed a few demons by making his first major quarterfinal after coming back from 2-sets down to defeat dancing Richard Gasquet and shelving the "Mopey Murray" name tag for now.
What were your fave moments from this year's Wimby? Do tell!
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WIMBLEDON 2008 Wrap-Up: The boys
Labels: tennis, tournament wrap-up, Wimbledon
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Rafa winning Wimby of course!!!ReplyDelete
And als Djokovic who lost, because that means a greater gap between him and Rafa in the ATP rankings :)
Best moments for me were...ReplyDelete
Rafa hitting the ground and tears flowing post-victory. Then throwing protocol to the wind and heading to the royalty box. Okay everything about the awe he had over the trophy and the light fading...I'll stop now.
Marat showing some serious determination and fight again.
Jheng giving her winnings to charity.
Rafa's sneak attack interview in the ESPN studios.
Great final,congrats Rafa.Respect to Federer but it was good to seeReplyDelete
someone else win Wimbledon.
I'd love to see Andy Roddick win the USO trophy again & finally win another Slam,so hope he has a good hard court season.


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The view from the air was pretty unequivocal: billows of clouds borne on northerly winds, cascading down snow-covered mountains towards the ocean. Offshore, ships battled against the icy gale, burying their bows in huge seas and raising sheets of spray.
To me, it really didn't look like boating weather. As our British Airways jet wheeled around on its final approach though, I could see that conditions inshore looked more civilized. It was an offshore wind, after all; the water close to the shoreline was patterned with lively cat's-paws but still seemed pretty flat—it might be okay. Meanwhile, our game little Airbus was being not so much buffeted by the wind as swatted. It took the flight crew two attempts to get it on the ground.
After that, amidst freezing blasts of wind whipping across a deserted marina the next day, the ice-slick deck of the MCY 65 seemed like a comfortable place to be. Monte Carlo Yachts' new baby was introduced last fall at Cannes, and this first example, with its custom blue paint job, had cruised right around Italy from the Monfalcone shipyard in the middle of winter to catch a ship to China. Sharing a distinctive profile with her bigger sister (see "Avant Garde," January 2011), the 65's Portuguese bridge is probably unique among nontrawler yachts in this size range, and with deep bulwarks it has unusually secure decks.
Daring to be different is a feature of this yard. Part of the giant Beneteau boatbuilding combine, MCY is run as an autonomous operation in Italy and takes great pride in its technology. Resin infusion is not such a rarity as it once was, and it is probably no surprise that the optional hardtop is made of carbon. But the modular assembly methods employed at Monte Carlo Yachts—where interiors are built in their own tray moldings before being lowered into the hull and bonded in place with tolerances as low as five millimeters—represent the kind of manufacturing precision not often seen in production boatbuilding. The resultant monocoque stiffening of the structure takes up a lot less space than conventional frames and stringers and adds useful, usable volume to the hull. So the 65 is noteworthy for its generous headroom below decks and for the amount of stowage space built in, taking advantage of the available width and depth. You can see this in all the cabins but particularly in the unusually spacious guest twin, as well as in the 65's businesslike engine room, which feels much more roomy than any 65-footer's has a right to be.
Modular construction is also quicker and cheaper than traditional boatbuilding methods. This has allowed the shipyard to look hard at the standard specifications. True, this list lacks any serious entertainment equipment but, remarkably, it does include a fully fitted and very comfortable-looking twin-berth crew en suite.
Nuvolari-Lenard takes care of styling and interior layouts for Monte Carlo Yachts, and it too is quite happy to do things a little differently. The galley-aft layout of the 65 works especially well. With the aft doors hinged open and no step separating the interior and exterior spaces, the dining area and cockpit seating form the base of a sociable triangle with the galley at its apex. The raised seating area amidships, meanwhile, serves as a separate, secluded saloon that can offer a touch of welcome privacy when moored stern to the quay.
The 65's flying bridge extends across virtually the full beam and provides a wide expanse of relaxation space that can be sheltered by the optional T-top, with its sliding fabric sunroof. The barbecue area has been placed right aft, which is a sensible use of space. However, if I were the chef I would definitely want higher guardrails here, especially when using a glass of wine as a cooking aid. The forward sunbathing area is easy and safe to access thanks to that Portuguese bridge, and as on the MCY 76 the foredeck working area is recessed into the deck, to improve security during mooring and anchoring operations. Stowage has not been forgotten out here either—there are big, useful lockers both forward and on the flying bridge.
Monte Carlo Yachts offers three levels of interior décor, ranging from "standard"—which looks pretty nice—to the "extra luxe" finish on this boat, which calls in expensive designer fabrics, excellent, tactile detailing, and acres and acres of elegant leather. It's all beautifully executed and extremely plush, but if you have your own ideas for the interior, the shipyard will be happy to introduce you to the designers at Nuvolari-Lenard and produce a custom scheme just for you.
Our 65 was fitted with the standard twin 1,000-hp MAN diesels—there are another 400 horses available if you wish—and as we wrapped up in gloves, hats, and scarves and headed out of the marina, the two big V8s were barely audible. My aerial impressions of the previous day proved correct: inshore, although it was blowing hard and bloody freezing, the water was flat enough to get our performance trials in. At this point the crew confided that the boat was stopping off at the Hainan (China) Rendezvous before being delivered to her owner in April and was therefore carrying some brochures—about a ton of them. So although the fuel and water tanks were relatively light, at full cruising displacement we nevertheless managed a two-way top speed of just under 29 knots—slightly shy of the shipyard figure. Acceleration was also a bit on the slow side by current standards, at around 24 seconds to 20 knots, but that is hardly an issue on a cruising boat. She climbed happily onto the plane with no fuss once the secondary turbos kicked in and handled with verve and precision, barring the odd bit of spray which came aboard—to no one's surprise in these conditions. As we headed farther offshore to find some lumpier water, the 65 showed herself to be comfortably poised and capable of relaxed and remarkably quiet cruising throughout a good range of planing speeds.
Overhead, a 737 coming in low on its final approach was being buffeted by icy blasts eddying off the mountains. My stomach gave an involuntary lurch. My flight back was in a couple of hours—but to me, it really didn't look like flying weather.
This article originally appeared in the April 2012 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.


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|Written by Rhonda Osborne, LPC, CAC III
Have you ever heard of Michael Moschen? Yeh, me neither. But if you look up his name on the Internet you'll find that he is one of the most famous jugglers in the world, which doesn't seem like a big deal until you attempt to meet the challenge of keeping five balls in the air at the same time.
A good juggler makes the task look effortless, whether it's three objects—or seven—they are manipulating. Moschen shares some of the secrets to juggling success: "The death knell in juggling is to watch any individual object. Our instinct is to look at each ball or task separately, because we want to have control—But if you're tied to each little specific, you'll lose sight of the big picture. Concentrate on seeing all the patterns. If you look at things in only one way, you'll be greatly restricted in how many objects you can juggle" (Muoio, A., 2007).
Individuals in the workforce are challenged much in the same way. Juggling life demands is a complicated process that requires a big picture mindset. Job assignments, attending children's activities, cleaning house, volunteering at church, mowing the yard, presenting to the executive board, grocery shopping, attending medical appointments, meeting month end report deadlines, picking up dry-cleaning, scheduling the family dog's grooming appointment—the list of demands is endless.
Economic uncertainty can complicate matters, disrupting the usual balance between work and home-life. When individuals fear the loss of job security, extra effort is often given (and expected) in order to maintain their current employment. Priorities often shift toward satisfying our boss's expectations over meeting our obligations as spouses, parents, children, committee chairpersons, sport sponsors, teen chauffeur etc.
Failure to create and maintain a healthy work-life balance is the number one contributor to an employee's decline in physical, psychological and social health. Individuals who spend too much time and energy focusing on one "ball" find themselves discouraged and frustrated by the inability to successfully juggle all of the pieces in their life. Depression and anxiety are often the consequence of employee's failing to prioritize both work and home.
Employers who are invested in maintaining a healthy staff can have considerable influence over an employee's health by not only supporting, but celebrating life outside of the work environment. Encouraging staff to prioritize family, hobbies and community involvement passes a strong message to employees about the value of balance.
Supervisors can also show commitment to this balance by making performance expectations and production priorities clear to all employees. Encouraging staff to care for themselves by prohibiting or limiting overtime, implementing flexible schedules to allow for both personal and professional success and achievement, and rewarding staff for utilizing the supportive resources available to them (such as employee assistant programs, personal leave time, and employee benefits such as gym memberships) reinforce the employer's commitment to employee health. Such commitment contributes to fewer resignations, absences, negative attitudes, inner-office conflict, and poor-quality production.
The economic crisis will come to an end; supervisors must ask themselves—when all is said and done, what kind of employee do you want to remain? One that is resentful, tired, angry, discouraged and ready to escape the moment an opportunity arises? Or one that feels good about being part of a team, that feels valued for their contributions and are motivated to quality production, and who, overall, are devoted and committed to the organization?
All employee's benefit from learning to juggle; supervisors can play a critical role in their staff successfully acquiring this skill.
Imagine life as a game in which you are juggling five balls in the air. You name them—work, family, health, friends and spirit—and you're keeping all of these in the air. You will soon understand that work is a rubber ball. If you drop it, it will bounce back. But the other four balls—family, health, friends and spirit are made of glass. If you drop one of these, they will be irrevocably scuffed, marked, nicked, damaged, or even shattered. They will never be the same. You must understand that and strive for balance in your life. Brian Dyson, CEO of Coca Cola Enterprises from 1959-1994.


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American Countryside on the market, again
ELKHART — One of the most distinctive buildings in Elkhart County is on the market again, just 13 months since its last sale.
The American Countryside Farmer's Market site at S.R. 19 and C.R. 26 is up for sale, along with up to 95 acres, according to John Letherman, partner with FM Stone Commercial.
The site was part of a larger parcel purchased by Waste-Away Group in June, 2011.
Last November, Waste-Away got approval from the county to turn the 275 acres around the site into an "Elkhart Eco Park," focusing the company's trash-hauling operations there, close to two landfills and the intersection of a state and federal highway.
"The new owners have taken a step back and looked at the overall 318 acres of the property," said Letherman. "I think they've decided they want to do an overall development plan, which includes this particular building and the surrounding acreage, as retail or another use," Letherman said.
The Himes family planned to turn the large barn structure into offices for their companies, but backed off that plan. "It's really a unique and striking building the way it is, and to make major adjustments in it for offices or other uses that would dramatically change the interior, I don't think that makes sense," Letherman said.
Calls to Waste-Away were referred to President Ken Himes, who didn't return a call seeking comment.
Home to big ideas
The site was originally pitched as a possible "Amish Disneyland" type of theme park/tourist attraction.
The giant barn was envisioned as the first stage in a growing tourist attraction, but barn and plan both faltered. The market opened in May 2007, but was hit by the economic downturn and various other problems that eventually led to its closing in September, 2010.
Plans to add a travel resort with a shopping and retail complex and a water park never found investors, and the building sat for more than nine months before selling to the Himes family.
A future Up In The Air
So is the site a place whose time came and went, or is its time yet to come?
Letherman thinks it can get a solid use, though he's not sure what that will be.
When the market was built, "The business plan that was there, I didn't think was a slam dunk," Letherman said. "You get guys in there that know what they're doing, you might get a whole different success ... hopefully we can find entrepreneurs who can take it and run with it," he said.
The site hasn't been publicly listed, and there are no "For Sale" signs up, but Letherman said he's been talking it up with a broad variety of people in the area.
He and his team have talked to Shipshewana merchants, to farmers and retailers as well as regional developers, exploring the options. "We're pretty excited about this. We think that property, properly managed and presented, can do a lot of things for Elkhart County," Letherman said.
"We're hoping we can create something here that can create lots of jobs for lots of folks, and maybe an attractive tourist destination of some kind," he said. "We're trying to keep an open mind."


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"Through a series of events, I was asked to join a Bible study my first month here," says Ireland. "Guys were meeting as a Bible study group, and it just developed from there." What developed is known today as "Football FCA," a Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) group started by football players, for football players.


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Some of my first memories are from Peru. My father was a Peace Corps administrator there in the 1960s, so of course the family went with him. My parents never really pressured me to join the Peace Corps or follow any particular path. But I think I got my internationalist perspective from them. Apparently, so did my sister: She served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ecuador a few years after I served.
I was raised in Sacramento, California, and went to the University of California, Davis. I wasn't super-focused in college (playing soccer was at the top of my list of priorities), but I had a vague interest in economics and majored in agricultural economics. My friends who were business majors ended up working for big corporations in urban centers, and that's what I was thinking about doing, too.
As graduation approached, I figured I would spend my life working fifty weeks a year, forty hours a week. But I felt like I had never really been anywhere or done anything. That's why I went into the Peace Corps. I wanted to go to Africa because my parents had worked in Latin America, and I wanted to do my own thing. But it couldn't have worked out any better. I was assigned to a rural community in Honduras, where I worked on small-scale agribusiness projects with women's cooperatives. My main project was helping a group of women market cold cream they made out of beeswax.
I came out of the Peace Corps interested in agriculture in a way that I had never been previously because I got a chance to work in a rural setting with farmers and discovered that I really liked it. It was also my opportunity to become fluent in Spanish. Being of Mexican origin, I was glad to live immersed in a Latin culture, although I recognize now how different Honduran and Mexican cultures are.
When I came back to the States, I won a full scholarship to attend Cornell University, where I earned a master's degree in agricultural economics. I am positive that I was awarded that scholarship because of my Peace Corps service. It made me realize how much my Peace Corps experience had added to my resume. I think that, compared to somebody who has just earned his or her bachelor's degree, you just have a lot more to offer.
Everything I've done professionally since the Peace Corps has built on that experience. I now work in export sales for a grape growing company. The job I have today is really based on the skills I picked up in the Peace Corps. I encourage young people to do something that's going to broaden their perspectives. A lot of people won't consider joining the Peace Corps because they don't want to sacrifice two years of income, but I never had to take an entry-level job when I got back. I came in at a mid-management level. Professionally, it can do nothing but help you.
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This week's issue of CityBeat features a lengthy letter to the editor by Cincinnati Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls explaining why she opposes Ohio Senate Bill No. 5, which limited collective bargaining rights for public-sector labor unions including police and firefighters.
A labor impasse between managers of Greater Cincinnati's Metro bus system and its transit workers appears to be near an end.
Members of the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Local 627 voted Tuesday to accept a new three-year labor contract with the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA). The final tally was 409-49.
In this week's Porkopolis column, Kevin Osborne writes about the coordinated effort by newly elected Tea Party-backed Republican governors like Wisconsin's Scott Walker and Ohio's John Kasich to use the looming budget crises as a reason take away labor unions' ability to collectively bargain, with the ultimate goal of busting unions altogether.
Now that the agency that operates Cincinnati's Metro bus system has rejected a state fact-finder's recommendations about a labor contract with its workers, the union says it might go on strike.
The board that governs the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) voted 11-1 Tuesday to reject the fact-finder's recommendations, calling them too expensive and vague. The agency's contract with its 676 bus drivers, maintenance and support employees expired a day earlier, although that agreement remains in effect until a new deal is reached.
Trustees who oversee Cincinnati's Metro bus system voted today to reject a state fact-finder's recommendations for a new labor contract.
The Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) said the fact-finder's recommendations were too expensive and vague. The agency's contract with its 676 bus drivers, maintenance and support employees expired Monday.
In an effort to promote greater transparency about who makes campaign contributions, outgoing Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner today unveiled a new set of election rules.
The rules, which were approved by the Ohio Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review, is aimed at offsetting some of the impact of the Citizens United ruling issued by the U.S. Supreme Court in January. In the landmark 5-4 decision, the court overturned a lower court's ruling and removed existing restraints on corporations, allowing them to spend unlimited amounts of money in political campaigns.
It's the 1980s and '90s all over again in Cincinnati.
In a blatant attempt to do an end-run around the mayor, four members of Cincinnati City Council met with The Enquirer's editorial board today to unveil a budget-cutting plan that includes merging the city's Police Department with the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office.
The council faction hadn't discussed the far-reaching concept previously with Mayor Mark Mallory or City Manager Milton Dohoney Jr. but had held discussions with Sheriff Simon Leis Jr. about the idea.
Once upon a time, there was a mockumentary made about the Punk band, the Sex Pistols. Filmed some 30 years ago, The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle parodied the cliches of the music industry by charting the creation, rise and breakup of the group.
Now, the leader of Cincinnati's police union has formed a similarly titled group on Facebook, called Citizens Against Streetcar Swindle (CASS).


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