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Voters were showing their support for most area school districts, with partial returns from Tuesday's special election favoring passage of billions of dollars in levy and bond measures to operate, maintain and build schools.
Voters were showing their support for most area school districts, with partial returns from Tuesday's special election favoring passage of billions of dollars in levy and bond measures to operate, maintain and build schools.
According to unofficial results released shortly after 8 p.m., ballot measures in 20 of 23 King and Snohomish County school districts were winning approval, although some by very narrow margins. Measures for Seattle schools were in especially good shape.
The released results in most of the districts reflected ballot return rates of between 25 and 30 percent of those mailed. King County officials, by comparison, were expecting a final return rate of 35 percent.
An important $234 million bond measure in Lake Washington School District looked unlikely to pass, as just 53.5 percent of counted ballots were for approval. Bond issues need 60 percent of votes to pass.
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The bond issue would address overcrowding by converting the district's high schools from three-year schools to four-year schools and doing other school renovation.
"It looks like our voters are saying this is not the time," given the recession, said Kathryn Reith, district spokeswoman.
Another bond issue, in Marysville School District, was failing, with just 51.7 percent approval of the counted ballots. That measure would give the district $78 million to replace and renovate two elementary schools and a middle school.
The other failing measure, for a capital levy in Federal Way School District, had just 49.7 percent approval in counted ballots. Levies require a simple majority to pass.
Operations levies fund about 20 percent of the general-fund budgets of school districts while capital levies pay for building maintenance and technology upgrades. Bond measures generally finance new construction and major renovations.
King County elections officials plan to release updated vote tallies at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday and most other weekdays through Feb. 24, when final results are to be available. Snohomish County updates are to be posted at 5 p.m. on those days.
Seattle Public Schools was in the best shape of any district in the area. The district's $442.7 million, three-year operations levy was being approved by 71.8 percent of voters and the district's $270 million, six-year capital levy by 71.4 percent.
"That's a fantastic result," said Sharon Rodgers, a board member of Schools First, the campaign committee for the levies. "It looks extremely optimistic. It looks like Seattle voters have done it again and supported our kids and our schools."
The closest measures were a pair of bond issues. In Northshore School District, a $149 million bond-issue request to add a major new building to Woodinville High School and continue major renovation at Kenmore Junior High was being approved on 60.8 percent of counted ballots. In Shoreline School District, a $150 million bond issue to modernize both of its high schools was also passing by 60.8 percent.
Northshore Superintendent Larry Francois said the district's bond measure "has got a really strong chance."
Other measures that were passing by very narrow margins included an $11 million capital levy in Tahoma School District, with 51.6 percent approval in counted ballots and a $241.6 million operations levy in Kent School District, with 52.6 percent approval.
Although levies usually have a high success rate, school officials were nervous in the days and weeks before the election, given the grim economy. This election was unusual in other ways, too — for many districts, it was the first all-mail election and the first time levies have needed only a simple majority for passage.
The types of measures varied by district, as will their impact on taxpayers. Generally, levies and bond issues would affect property-tax bills by between $1 and $4 per $1,000 of assessed value.
In King County, that amounts to between $375 and $1,500 for a $375,000 home, the median price of single-family homes sold in the county last month. Because nearly all of the measures call for renewing expiring levies, they would continue existing taxes rather than instate new ones.
North of Seattle, a $175.75 million, four-year operations levy for the Edmonds School District had 65.0 percent approval while the Everett School District's $169.5 million, four-year operations levy was being approved by 62.6 percent and its $48 million, six-year capital levy by 63.6 percent.
To the south, early returns were mostly favorable to Tukwila School District, the only district in the area without a previous levy or bond issue in place for technology project. Some 53.2 percent were for approval of the district's $6.285 million, six-year capital levy, which mostly would go toward new computers and higher-speed Internet access.
Kent School District's $20 million capital levy was being approved by 52 percent of counted ballots.
On the east side, voters in Bellevue School District were saying yes to a $191.8 million, four-year operations levy with 66 percent of counted ballots and a $74 million, five-year capital levy with 61.4 percent.
Along with their bond measures, Lake Washington School District and Northshore School District also had operations and capital levies on the ballot and those were passing comfortably.
School boards of districts with failing levies can ask voters to approve the measures again as soon as April. But second tries are costly for districts because the state does not pay the costs such as printing and mailing ballots as it does in regular elections.
Officials said an operation levy's ultimate failure could trigger deep cuts, likely resulting in such things as teacher layoffs, scrapped arts programs and elimination of programs such as full-day kindergarten.
Capital-levy failures are setbacks for maintenance and technology projects.
Other area ballot measures appeared to be headed toward approval. They included districts in Issaquah, Riverview, Fife, Lake Stevens, Mercer Island, Mukilteo, Snoqualmie Valley, Tahoma, Enumclaw, Snohomish, Sultan and Vashon Island, and the Bainbridge Island School District in Kitsap County.
Tuesday's special election included some 254 measures — most of them school levy or bond measures — in 37 counties, according to the Secretary of State's Office.
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Anna is not sick, but she might as well be. By age thirteen, she has undergone countless surgeries, transfusions, and shots so that her older sister, Kate, can somehow fight the leukemia that has plagued her since childhood. The product of preimplantation genetic diagnosis, Anna was conceived as a bone marrow match for Kate—a life and a role that she has never challenged...until now. Like most teenagers, Anna is beginning to question who she truly is. But unlike most teenagers, she has always been defined in terms of her sister—and so Anna makes a decision that for most would be unthinkable, a decision that will tear her family apart and have perhaps fatal consequences for the sister she loves.
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Start your tour in New York City with an evening in The Big Apple, including a Broadway Play. Before boarding the ship the next morning, see the 9/11 Memorial and Museum. Call on delightful Canadian ports and see iconic sights such as charming Peggy's Cove and nature's amazing Bay of Fundy. In Halifax, you might opt to visit the Citadel and see 78th Highlanders who guard the entrance. Back in the United States Portland, ME, and Newport, RI, offer wonderful opportunities to watch sailboats and visit the summer 'cottages' of the tycoons of yesteryear. Experience stunning natural landscapes as you sail in and out of New York City on the Norwegian Gem. For more information on this tour, click here.
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U.S. News and World Report has announced its Best Grad Schools in nursing based on 2011 data. Within the top 50 are 10 West regional nursing schools.
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New London - Italian porcelain marble floors gleam underfoot and dark wood accents soar on the ceiling above at the newly renovated Secor Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealership on Broad Street.
The project, three and a half years from conception to completion, leaves the dealership - formerly run by the Linder family - as the only Chrysler affiliate in the area with a drive-in service area, said owner Charlie Secor.
"It meets all of Chrysler's new standards," Secor said. "We really updated the place."
In doing so, Secor was careful to maintain the footprint of the old Linder Motors building, which originally was built in 1926 as E.B. Patterson Autos and later became a furniture store.
Secor announced in September 2010 his intention to buy out Linder, which had fallen on hard financial times in the wake of the Great Recession. Linder had operated in the city for 66 years and had occupied the Broad Street building for more than half a century.
A grand opening celebration marking completion of the renovation is planned for Friday.
During a tour of the building, Secor pointed to the well-lit, modern 10-bay service area where technicians are kept busy on a wide variety of vehicles. To one side, a two-bay repair station includes a 30,000-pound lift for medium-size trucks, including box trucks and ambulances.
Trucks are a major theme at the dealership, which is the area's only Ram ProMaster dealer. ProMaster is a new line of Chrysler box trucks, including the first one with a diesel engine.
Secor said the trucks can be transformed into vans for lodging and also can be converted into campers.
Truck sales have been soaring at the dealership, said Secor, thanks in part to the Ram 1500 being named Motor Trend's Truck of the Year for 2014.
"That's driving a lot more customers through the doors," Secor said.
Secor said Jeep sales also have been robust, and that all the related Chrysler brands taken together for the first time this year outpaced sales of Ford-related brands in Connecticut.
"Jeep has grown by leaps and bounds," he said.
Secor, who also runs Volvo, Subaru and Saab dealerships down the road on Broad Street, said the transformation of his Chrysler franchise came in stages because he couldn't close down entirely for fear of losing his license. Walls were ripped out and a modern, light-filled, open feeling pervades the space, which includes an eight-vehicle showroom.
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What do you do to deal with the orlando heat or do you just love it all?
Last time we had those water fans but they didnt really do that much
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What do you do to deal with the orlando heat or do you just love it all?
Last time we had those water fans but they didnt really do that much
hydrate, hydrate, hydrate - drink water
make the most of air-con in shops and restaurants
take plenty of breaks
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When we were there in extreme heat I bought a parasol in Epcot and carried that.
I always have an ordinary little fan with me and a pack of cooling wetwipes. A damp cloth carried in a sealed plastic bag is great too.
Drink lots of water, wear sunscreen (you definitely can't manage if you have a bad sunburn), take breaks, and try to do outside stuff early or really late and then inside stuff during the heat of the day.
I have a little fan and a then take a washcloth and wet it. It works pretty well.
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What everyone has said.
I like to use the little fans (about $1 at Walmart) without a mister to help move the air when I'm stuck in a queue or someplace where the air just isn't moving. The misting bottles just add to the humidity--and Orlando already has plenty of that! :lol:
If I could find a traditional hand fan at a reasonable price, I'd probably use that rather than a battery operated one. But they're all $5 and up for one that won't fall apart with the first use. Lots of labour in those little things! My mother had a collection of fans and I have some that I use them at home when it's really hot. I just won't risk losing them at WDW. :)
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Increase of carbon cycle feedback with climate sensitivity: results from a coupled climate and carbon cycle model
Version of Record online: 21 MAR 2005
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0889.2005.00135.x
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Volume 57, Issue 2, pages 153–163, April 2005
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GOVINDASAMY, B., THOMPSON, S., MIRIN, A., WICKETT, M., CALDEIRA, K. and DELIRE, C. (2005), Increase of carbon cycle feedback with climate sensitivity: results from a coupled climate and carbon cycle model. Tellus B, 57: 153–163. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0889.2005.00135.x
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Coupled climate and carbon cycle modelling studies have shown that the feedback between global warming and the carbon cycle, in particular the terrestrial carbon cycle, could accelerate climate change and result in greater warming. In this paper we investigate the sensitivity of this feedback for year 2100 global warming in the range of 0 to 8 K. Differing climate sensitivities to increased CO2 content are imposed on the carbon cycle models for the same emissions. Emissions from the SRES A2 scenario are used. We use a fully coupled climate and carbon cycle model, the INtegrated Climate and CArbon model (INCCA), the NCAR/DOE Parallel Climate Model coupled to the IBIS terrestrial biosphere model and a modified OCMIP ocean biogeochemistry model. In our integrated model, for scenarios with year 2100 global warming increasing from 0 to 8 K, land uptake decreases from 47% to 29% of total CO2 emissions. Due to competing effects, ocean uptake (16%) shows almost no change at all. Atmospheric CO2 concentration increases are 48% higher in the run with 8 K global climate warming than in the case with no warming. Our results indicate that carbon cycle amplification of climate warming will be greater if there is higher climate sensitivity to increased atmospheric CO2 content; the carbon cycle feedback factor increases from 1.13 to 1.48 when global warming increases from 3.2 to 8 K.


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Senior Airman Xavier Baker, communications specialist assigned to the Provincial Reconstruction Team Zabul, takes a breather after helping his team push a Humvee until a water bottle tied to the bumper of the vehicle is within a taped box on the ground, during the team's morale day, ''Amazing Race,'' competition, May 29, at Forward Operating Base Smart, Afghanistan. "Man when I was pushing that Humvee, I was tired," Baker said.
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We've all played the demo by now, if not, we've all seen a fair bit of coverage coming from it and we've all seen Top Gun, right? If not, hang your head in shame! So you should really know what to expect from Tom Clancy's HAWX then as we take to the skies to get involved in some aerial combat of a Clancy variety. Is Tom Clancy's HAWX really good enough to be Top Gun or is a bit of a Goose?


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A story of a man who falls in love with a woman who is to different from himself and has his heart broken when she will not return his love.
The story begins with the narrator telling us to forget about our own love and listen to his story of love between a window flower and a winter breeze.
The noon day sun has melted the frost from the window and we see the window flower, with a yellow bird singing in a cage above her. The winter breeze is blowing and then dies down, only to pick up again at night fall. The breeze, like winter, is cold, lonely, icy and harsh with no warmth at all. The winter breeze blows hard against the window shaking it. Those who are still awake inside notice the window rattling, and the wind blowing. If the breeze could, it would blow through the window, blowing the window flower away. Away from this room with its fire reflected in the mirror, and the glow of the warm stove. Yet no matter how the winter breeze rattles and shakes the sash it can't get inside to the window flower. Unaffected, the window flower just sits there, protected by the window and the warmth of the stove. By morning the winter breeze is gone, blowing elsewhere a hundred miles away.
Symbolically the window flower could be a beautiful young girl who is refined, educated, cultured. She is well taken care and from a world of comfort, and warmth.
As he passes by and sees her through a window and he is struck by her profound beauty. He doesn't stop though, just passes on by, but she has made an impact on him.
He can't get her out of his mind and returns that night to look on her again.
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Paul, Hornets narrowly escape falling to Nets
NEW ORLEANS -- Chris Paul cared little about how big a lead the New Orleans Hornets had blown. He only wanted a chance to win it at the end.
"Whoever was on me, I just knew I was going to try to drive, get contact and either get a good shot up or try to draw a foul," Paul said. "Pretty much put your head down and try to get to the rim."
Paul dribbled around a screen to lose Courtney Lee, then blew past Jarvis Hayes for a driving scoop as he was fouled with 7.6 seconds left, and New Orleans narrowly averted a stunning loss at home by beating the New Jersey Nets 103-99 on Friday night.
The Hornets had squandered a 15-point lead and trailed 99-98 before Paul capped an 11-point, 18-assist performance by putting New Orleans back up for good at 101-99.
New Jersey then lost its chance to come back again when Devin Harris was called for a charge on Devin Brown. David West iced it soon after with a pair of free throws to close out a 32-point, 10-rebound night for him. The Hornets, meanwhile, extended their winning streak to five games and won for the 12th time in 13 home games.
"Sometimes you got to win ugly," Paul said. "As long as you give us a chance toward the end of the game, we're going to make the right decisions."
The Hornets (18-16) may not be an elite team right now, but with veteran stars like Paul and West on the floor, they've shown the ability lately to pull out tight games. They overcame a seven-point deficit inside the last three minutes to beat Houston last Saturday, then held on in the final minutes of a pair of tough road victories at Utah and Oklahoma City during the past week to get above .500 for the first time all season.
"Momentum is part of the thing with winning," West said. "You get an opportunity to close games out, it's just something you've got to continue to carry over. ... We've got to continue to press and impose our will and our athleticism against other teams."
Okafor had 13 points and 13 rebounds for New Orleans, which has won 11 of its last 16 games. Darius Songaila added 10 points in a reserve role.
Now 30 games under .500 after their fourth straight loss, the young Nets (3-33) showed they still have to learn how to complete comebacks and hold on to late leads.
"It's always disappointing when players don't finish the game," Nets coach Kiki Vandeweghe said. "We're all disappointed, but [New Orleans] is a very good team. They played hard and they've won a lot at the end. We have nothing to be ashamed of. You have to give them credit for finishing well."
Lee hit five 3-pointers and finished with 28 points for the Nets. Keyon Dooling hit four 3s and scored 21. Brook Lopez scored 14 points and Yi Jianlian grabbed 10 rebounds.
New Orleans appeared fully in command when Paul found Okafor for a transition dunk to make it 78-63 late in the third quarter, but Lee came back with his third 3-pointer of the period, sparking an 11-3 run that pulled New Jersey to 81-74 early in the fourth quarter. A few minutes later, Dooling's fourth 3 of the game pulled the Nets to 84-80.
West scored as he was fouled on the next possession, then scored again on a fast-break layup set up by Paul to make it 89-80, but New Jersey kept clawing back.
Lee's fifth 3 sparked an 8-0 run that made it 96-94. After James Posey hit two free throws, he was called for a foul during an inbound pass on the other end with 19 seconds left. New Jersey was given one foul shot, which Lee made, plus possession. Dooling then hit a driving layup to make it 98-97.
When the Hornets tried to inbound the ball to Paul, Lee appeared to give Paul a push, but there was no whistle as Paul fell to the ground.
"I'm bowlegged, but I don't think I'm that bowlegged," Paul said.
Lee picked up the loose ball and missed a fast-break layup as he was fouled by Paul, but made both free throws to put the Nets up 99-98 with 11.5 seconds to go.
Paul made sure that lead was short-lived and redeemed himself soon after.
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About two hours before the game, a smoldering garbage bin fire spewed smoke into the New Orleans Arena. The blaze was quickly extinguished and did not affect pregame warmups or delay the game. ... The Hornets are 14-3 at home this season. ... Yi came in averaging 20.3 points in his previous seven games, but was held to eight points in 32 minutes. ... New Jersey is 1-18 on the road. ... The Hornets invited the entire New Orleans Saints team to the game to honor them for finishing atop the NFC in the regular season. An estimated 30 Saints players showed up. Drew Brees and Pierre Thomas drew some of the loudest cheers of the night when they tossed signed footballs into the stands. ... Musical artist Ludacris and Jacksonville Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio, who participated in Paul's celebrity bowling event a night earlier, both sat courtside.
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The video is actually a "Music Clip", and the beginning of the video shows IU explaining her struggle with trying to do justice to the original song. She explains because she had such difficulty trying to capture the essence of the song, she ultimately invited Kim Chang Wan, the original singer, to help her out.
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Southern Nazarene's young football program nearing full Division II membership
There is only one year left between Southern Nazarene University and its full membership in NCAA Division II.
The school announced that it is advancing to the provisional year of the NCAA Division II membership process on July 12, and upon successful completion will be eligible for NCAA postseason play in the 2014-15 season.
Thirteen years after its inception, the football team will play its first full conference schedule and compete against 10 conference opponents and a nonconference foe.
"We are transitioning from the (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) to NCAA Division II," Director of Athletics Bobby Martin said. "We are in the membership process; we have just moved into the provisional year, which if we successfully complete that, we would become active members the following year."
The Crimson Storm just completed its second year of candidacy and its first year of playing in the Great American Conference.
In 2010, the school announced its intent to transition out of the NAIA and into the NCAA. In its first year (2011-12) of candidacy, Southern Nazarene competed in the NAIA. In its second year, the Crimson Storm was banned from both the NAIA and NCAA postseasons.
"We've been more successful than we probably we would have guessed early in the years," Martin said. "It'll be interesting to see how successful we'll become in NCAA Division II."
Football was started at SNU as a way to increase male enrollment and to add another fall sport at the school, Martin said. The football program was started in 2000, and the team didn't win its first home opener until 2007.
"It was such new experience for all of us, that we really didn't know what to expect at first," Martin said about starting the program. "We believed strongly that we were going in the right direction, and therefore it would be fine for the institution. It's been successful. It's been a positive experience for Southern Nazarene University."
Paul McGrady was the program's first coach, and he had a 35-23 record. McGrady's teams never had a losing season in his six-year tenure.
In McGrady's fourth season, the team climbed its way up to No. 15 in the NAIA polls. That was also the year SNU began competing in the NAIA Central States Football League. McGrady resigned in 2005 but remains with the athletic department. He is now the school's associate athletic director.
Mike Cochran took over the responsibilities in 2005, and in seven seasons, his record is 40-36.
In 2011, SNU had its best year, going 9-3 and reaching the first round the NAIA Football Championship Series.
The team won its second CSFL title, and for the second straight year, Cochran was named the Coach of the Year. SNU also had a school-record 15 All-CSFL selections.
While everyone at the school is proud of those accomplishments, there is no time for reminiscing. The Crimson Storm aspires to be just as dominant in its new division as it was in its old one.
With one more year left in the conversion process, the football team and other athletic programs must continue to show why they deserve membership in Division II.
"I like our leadership; our coach does a great job; our coaching staff they care deeply about the kids," Martin said. "So from the standpoint, I think we're headed the right direction for sure. … I feel like we're still a young program, and I think we're really headed in the right direction."


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Grey's Anatomy's Ellen Pompeo and Husband Chris Ivery: Sunny Stroll in Beverly Hills! (PHOTOS)
Ellen Pompeo (Meredith Grey) has really been living it up during her time off from Grey's Anatomy.
First the on-screen doc posted pics of herself going for a dip in the pool and now she's kicking back for a day of shopping with her husband in Beverly Hills. Sounds like a relaxing summer to us!
Click through the gallery to see Ellen and her man, Chris Ivery, on a shopping date in California yesterday (June 3). For the day on the town, Ellen went casual in jeans and a black t-shirt. Chris went for a similar low-key getup, but also rocked a flat-brim hat. What a trendy couple!
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On one of the youngest receiving corps in Washington football history, Curtis Shaw — with one season and five catches under his belt — counted as a grizzled veteran.
On one of the youngest receiving corps in Washington football history, Curtis Shaw — with one season and five catches under his belt — counted as a grizzled veteran.
So his departure Monday for personal reasons makes finding some capable receivers for Jake Locker and Huskies quarterbacks this year that much more of a challenge.
"Losing Curtis is definitely a big step backwards for our offense because he brought a lot to the table," said Alvin Logan, a redshirt freshman who entered UW with Shaw in 2007.
"He had a lot of attributes he brought, not only to the receiving corps but to the team, and filling his void will be difficult because we have nobody who is just the same as Curtis. But it's definitely going to create more playing time for other receivers."
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And that much more of a quandary for coaches.
Shaw, who could return to the team but likely not soon, was one of the fastest players on the team. He and fellow sophomore D'Andre Goodwin were the only receivers on the roster who had caught a pass in a game for Washington.
Goodwin, who had six catches for 29 yards last year, is penciled in by UW coaches as a starter, while Shaw figured to be at least an often-used regular in the rotation.
The Huskies lost five senior receivers last year. The other seven scholarship receivers on the roster are either true or redshirt freshmen (that doesn't include Chris Polk, who played receiver in the spring but is being tried at tailback). The lone seniors on the roster are walk-ons Charles Hawkins and Chancellor Young. Young hasn't played since 2004 while at Duke, where he caught two passes.
And as is the case at other experience-challenged positions like tailback and the defensive line, Washington has little time to break in the new guys. The opener at Oregon looms in just 17 days.
"You always worry about experience," said second-year receivers coach Charlie Baggett. "There is no teacher like experience. You have young kids that come in, and they are used to playing high-school football, and they get to the big leagues and this is totally different. You don't know what kind of reaction you are going to get, even though you see them in practice all the time, when they line up in Autzen Stadium in front of that raucous crowd."
That's one reason coaches say they will try to whittle the field down to a workable number by early next week. Washington offensive coordinator Tim Lappano envisions going with seven receivers.
"You can't play everybody, and you can't get everybody ready for the game," Baggett said. "We have to make some decisions, and it's going to be tough."
Logan, who has quietly become one of the more dependable receivers on the team, figures to have one spot locked up. At 217 pounds, he's the biggest receiver other than Young (6 feet, 220).
Anthony Boyles and Devin Aguilar, members of the Class of 2007 who were ineligible last year, have a step ahead of the rest after enrolling last winter and participating in spring ball.
Hawkins, who earned a scholarship last year but is again officially a walk-on, looms as a legitimate threat to earn playing time this year after a solid offseason.
That leaves four other scholarship freshmen who all are in their first camp, including in-state products Cody Bruns of Prosser and Jermaine Kearse of Lakes, who appear the most ready to contribute immediately.
Baggett praises all the freshman receivers' smarts and ability to pick up the playbook.
The numbers dictate that coaches won't really have any choice.
The Huskies are short on experience at receiver in part due to signing only one each in the recruiting classes of 2004 and 2005. (Young was also brought in as a transfer in 2005 before falling victim to academic issues and returning this year.)
The Huskies, however, have loaded up the last two years, signing a combined seven.
Eventually, UW coaches think, they'll all be good.
For now, Baggett says the litmus test of who makes the immediate cut is clear.
"Which ones," he says, "will be prepared to play a game like we've got to play that first game."
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"Minions" LA Premiere
Earlier today Sandra attended in Los Angeles the Minions premiere, looking amazing in a Roksanda dress and Rupert Sanderson minion-style shoes. You will find over 200 HQ pictures added in our gallery.
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Sandra attended yesterday in LA the Women in Film awards gala, looking stunning in a sparkling asymmetric top and jacquard skirt Monique Lhullier fall 2015 collection. Sandra presented The Tiffany & Co. / Bruce Paltrow Mentorship Award to Sue Kroll.
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Bow down the queen! In her first red carpet appearance in over a year, Sandy was looking amazing yesterday at the London premiere of Minions, in a black and paisley print dress by Stella McCartney paired with skinny, strappy sandals.
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Sandy was chosen People's 2015 World's Most Beautiful Woman, and the magazine will be on stands next Friday featuring her in a beautiful new photoshoot!
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Instead the Oscar winner, who voices a supervillain in the upcoming movie Minions, has found beauty in her role as mom to her 5-year-old son, Louis, adding that their life together is a constant reminder of what's important.
"Real beauty is quiet. Especially in this town, it's just so hard not to say, 'Oh, I need to look like that,' " she explains. "No, be a good person, be a good mom, do a good job with the lunch, let someone cut in front of you who looks like they're in a bigger hurry. The people I find most beautiful are the ones who aren't trying."
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"We will be the world leader in technology." In 1959, a little known manufacturer participated for the first time in the Isle of Man TT Races, at the time the world's top motorcycle competition. That manufacturer, Honda of course, captured its first World Grand Prix victory in 1961. Honda next set its sights on car racing, capturing its first victory in 1965 at the pinnacle event of Formula One Grand Prix racing with only 11 races under its belt. Since then, Honda has pursued numerous racing chal- lenges, with the intent of developing truly innovative technologies and cultivating excellent engi- neers through the process. With the return to the stage of the Formula One Grand Prix in 2015 after a seven-year absence, Honda continues tackling ever-new challenges, moving toward our dreams.
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"Unless we compete in races, we can't improve our motorcycles and automobiles." With the goal of applying technologies refined through the ultimate challenge of racing to create better mass-production vehicles, Honda has competed in a great variety of races around the world. The wide-ranging race categories in which Honda has been active include the MotoGP class of the FIM Road Racing World Championship and the Dakar Rally for motorcycles, and the FIA World Touring Car Championship (WTCC) as well as the Super GT Series for automobiles.
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Honda opened Suzuka Circuit in 1962 and Twin Ring Motegi in 1997. While contributing to the develop- ment of motorsports through racing, Honda has also conveyed the fun of mobility to a large number of people through a wide range of events, facilities and programs that everyone can experience and enjoy.
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MIKE Program Mentors Mark Closure with Achievements
A highlight of mentoring with MIKE Program is the program closing ceremony. The activity marks the accomplishments of both the youth and mentors.
Ten mentors volunteered for the fall semester at De La Salle North Catholic High School. Their efforts encouraged 48 freshmen to gain knowledge and skills to lead healthier lives. Anna, one of the freshmen in the program, noted that MIKE Program "helped me put my mind in the right direction for being healthy."
Anna was teamed with Mentor Mariel Orbita who chose MIKE Program to make a difference in the lives of young people. "I strongly believe that the most effective way to impact health in our current society is by starting at the source," said Mariel, a nursing student at the University of Portland. "I believe that a mentor can have such a large impact on a student as they are readily available as a resource and as a person who can guide them without much of the pressure that one can feel from someone in an authority position."
The mentors, many of whom are health professions students at Portland State University, University of Portland, Marylhurst University and Linfield College, contributed a combined total of 324 classroom hours, in addition to training and other preparation time. Others making such commitments with Mariel included: Danielle Ali-Cassim, Richard Burton, Ali Duffens, Cody Gehring, Greg Kluthe, Ryan McCurine, Arie Roskott, Sunshine Taylor and MIKE Program's Kim Whitney.
Each mentor worked with a group of four or five teens, who celebrated the achievements of the youth by handing out certificates and youth-designed t-shirts. The t-shirts reflected healthy messages which help the youth spread the word after the semester ends.
Five mentors, including MIKE Program's Kim Whitney, extended their commitment to De La Salle North Catholic High School for the Spring 2013 semester.
MIKE Program Youth Mix Health, Exercise and Nutrition in Outreach Efforts
A key component of MIKE Program is the outreach youth undertake with their Health Leadership Projects. The outreach activities provide the youth with opportunities to share what they learned about making healthier choices. For 48 freshmen at De La Salle North Catholic High School this past month, their efforts connected them and their healthy messages to 190 other young people in Portland.
The youth fanned out in teams of four to six for presentations at local elementary and middle schools. Kim Whitney, Program Coordinator with MIKE Program, accompanied her team to Holy Cross School for a presentation on physical fitness for fifth graders. The team created a "Kidney Facts" basketball game activity for a fun way to show how physical activity contributes to good health.
Mentor Cody Gehring's team presented "A Day in the Life of MIKE Program" with a condensed version of several hands-on learning activities for eighth graders at George Middle School, while Richard Burton's team visited Sabin Elementary School to guide youngsters through a "Make a Kidney" activity. For Vanessa, who teamed with Richard's group, the best part of MIKE Program was "getting to go and teach others about kidneys."
The MIKE Program Health Leadership Projects are youth-driven to better reinforce their experiences and knowledge.
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Bob Salem from Marvell demonstrates plug computers and a few uses of the open source platform.
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The Pokemon Clubs GrandMaster Thread (Please read first post!)
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October 10th, 2012 (5:50 PM).
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There's been a change to how the generation based clubs are going to run based on feedback from other members, so I'll tell you about that beforehand and if you still want to reserve it'll still count :)
Basically to avoid the issue of stepping on the toes of the individual generation discussion forums, it has been decided that generation/region based fan clubs may now only focus on the Pokémon introduced in the generation (so for a Hoenn fan club, it'd be focussed on the Pokémon introduced with Gen III and not Hoenn itself), and that the game/region side of things shouldn't come up
much in discussions as this belongs more in the individual generation's own forum. Obviously these aspects will come up from time to time whilst fan-girling over the Pokémon of the generation, but we ask that this kind of talk is kept to a minimum as to avoid the fan club becoming something of a mini-replica of the third generation forum. It may not seem like a huge difference but once the club is actually made it'll make a large impact on the discussions that happen there and the topics that come up as opposed to the older versions of generation clubs, so have a think about it first as to whether you'd still like to make it or not and then I'll reserve it's creation for you. :)
I still wanna. I really do only think about the Pokémon anyways so I'm all set :3
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No, they didn't. They started new topics and I moved them here. But I suppose you are right, I am too soft and I should simply delete topics which don't follow the guidelines: Search before posting! Read the blessed stickies!
No you are doing right. Better to move them here where they can get help. Otherwise they will just post over and over.


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Construction begins on Kevin Durant's restaurant
With a new NBA season just days away, Thunder star Kevin Durant joined restaurateur Hal Smith and developer Randy Hogan in marking the start of construction on his new Lower Bricktown eatery, KD's.
Smith, whose company owns the neighboring Toby Keith's I Love this Bar and Grill, as well as Charleston's, Louie's and Red Rock Canyon Grill, praised Durant as the ideal partner to open an eatery.
"His mindset of giving back to the community is beyond words," Smith said.
Durant is a 25 percent owner in the $5 million project — a stake that Smith said he hopes will draw the star as a frequent visitor.
"If we make money, he makes money," Smith said. "And I asked him point-blank, 'Are you going to be involved? Are you going to be at the restaurant?' And he said, 'Absolutely, I'm going to hang there with my buddies.'"
Smith added the menu, a mix of steaks, seafood and southern comfort food, will all be personally tested by Durant.
Durant, who first confirmed plans for the restaurant in an interview with The Oklahoman last spring, said he saw the eatery as a chance to further promote Oklahoma City — a city he said he considers "home."
"I've seen the city grow the last four to five years, and I thought this would be great way to add to that," Durant said. "I've been to different NBA cities; I saw Amare Stoudemire's restaurant and I got a little jealous."
Smith said he expects construction to last about a year, with an opening by October 2013. The 10,000-square-foot restaurant will feature a walk-around bar, seating for 320 people, and private dining rooms.
The Hal Smith Restaurant Group has enjoyed a long relationship with Lower Bricktown developer Randy Hogan that dates back to the late 1990s opening of Red Rock Canyon Grill on Hogan's East Wharf development on Lake Hefner.
The restaurant operator oversees about 50 restaurants in seven states with revenues topping $200 million annually. The new KD's will be overseen by Joe Jungman, who also runs the Paseo Grill, Sauced and the Hefner Grill.
Smith said menu prices will range between $8 and $30, with items including Durant favorites — chick satay, popcorn lobster, honey dipped fried chicken, center cut pork chops and shrimp jambalaya.
Smith admitted, a restaurant with Durant's name will quickly draw crowds, but he is dedicated to ensuring patron's will enjoy their total experience at KD's.
"With the name KD, they're going to come," Smith said. "It will be our job to execute."


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A supporter of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton brought up the topic Clinton didn't want to talk about -- Monica Lewinsky.
The Winston-Salem Journal reports that a woman in the audience
Friday night at Wake Forest University shocked others of the 2,000
people in the crowd when she said she felt sorry for Clinton over
Bill Clinton's affair with Lewinsky. The woman then asked who her
running mate would be.
Mrs. Clinton didn't address the Lewinsky comment and said it was
too early to discuss a running mate.
Clinton appeared with poet and Wake Forest professor Maya
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Ingham County Sheriff Deputies are investigating a fatal car accident that occurred last night on Osborne Road, south of Howell Road in Ingham Township, according to Ingham County Sheriff Gene Wriggelsworth. The crash was discovered by a passing car.
The victim, 23-year-old Cameron David-Joshua Faulkner of Gregory, Mich., was driving a 2005 Nissan 350Z when the vehicle left the road and struck several trees. Faulkner was ejected from the vehicle, and the vehicle continued approximately 195 feet from the point of impact.
Speed is believed to have played a part in the incident.
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65% of Americans don't know what happened at the Constitutional Convention, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
The "Teaching American History" grants—the largest Federal program supporting history education—have been completely eliminated.
Visits to the Top 20 Civil War battlefields have dropped in half from 1970 to 2009 according to official National Park Service statistics.
40% of Americans can't identify whom we fought in World War II, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
A quarter of Americans believe Congress shares power over U.S. foreign policy with the United Nations, according to a recent Annenberg survey.
"There is little that is more important for an American citizen to know than the history and traditions of his country," John F. Kennedy wrote in American Heritage.
The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
Two-thirds of Americans could not correctly name Yorktown as the last major military action of the American Revolution, according to a recent national Gallup survey.
The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
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Iredell-Statesville Schools recently hosted a visit by the AdvancED External Review Team as they sought accreditation renewal.
Iredell-Statesville Schools recognized 1,608 years of service by 73 retiring staff members on April 28th at the Statesville Country Club.
The district is excited to announce registration is now available for I-SS Summer Enrichment Camps and for Prime Time Summer Camp.
NC Superintendents joined together to announce their 2016 Legislative Priorities.
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Myth, Belief, Narration, Image: Reflections on Mesoamerican Mythology
Austin, Alfredo Lopez, Journal of the Southwest
A meeting of specialists in the study of different American mythologies gives a rare opportunity to exchange knowledge. Each person present takes a particular approach to a particular mythological expression, suggesting to the others present a novel theoretical, methodological, and technical point of view. Such an exchange of ideas is not common among us students of indigenous myth. In general we form academic groups marked off by cultural areas: Andes, Chibcha, Mesoamerica, southeast of the United States, etc. It is useful to break up this compartmentalization and to profit from our varied experiences. We should assume at the start that there were mythological differences within each cultural area, but also that differences in colonial history and academic tradition--historical, literary, and anthropological--have rendered, and perhaps have also perceived, the indigenous traditions differently. Perhaps we can profit from sorting this out.
The historic particularity of the Mesoamerican tradition (which includes precolumbian Mesoamerica and the indigenous peoples descended from those societies) offers several benefits to the student of mythology. Among them are the following:
Temporal and Geographical Extent of the Object of Study
Mesoamerica was a culture area of very different peoples with respect to ethnicity, language, and length of residence in the area. The region's unity was forged by the first sedentary groups (2500 BC), cultivators of maize and builders of a common macroregional culture. Thus, despite the differences between the Olmecs, Zapotecs, Teotihuacans, Mayas, Toltecs, Mexicas (Aztecs), Huastecs, Totonacs, Tarascans, Mixtecs, and many other peoples who were part of this tradition, they all shared central and fundamental elements. These included basic agricultural techniques, forms of political and societal organization, and principles of cosmovision as shown in calendar, mythology, and rituals. This macroregion embraces an extensive time period (from the twenty-fifth century BC to the sixteenth century ad) and a vast territory (the southern half of Mexico and eastern half of Central America).
To the Mesoamerican era proper one must add the subsequent centuries of colonial life. For despite the genocide of the Spanish conquest, and the colonization, evangelization, misery, and dependence to which the indigenous people were subjected, from the sixteenth century to the present, a considerable part of the core of the Mesoamerican cosmovision persisted in communal and family relationships, in beliefs about work on the land, in the treatment of the human body, and in many other aspects of daily existence. These continuities offer a great advantage to students of mythology because the contemporary myths, added to the prehispanic ones, form an armature of great, rich complexity.
Knowledge of the Socio-cultural Milieu in Which the Mythical Thought Evolved
The Mesoamerican cultures are better known than most other precolumbian cultures of the Americas thanks to the combination of the durable Mesoamerican archaeological remains, the saving of a few precolumbian documents, and the alphabetic documents made by Natives and Europeans early in the colonial period. There is also abundant documentation from ethnographic studies of the twentieth century. These sources allow us to study myth in its broad cultural context, from the economic and technological base of the agricultural societies, to the social and political structures, to the cosmovision of which myth is a most privileged expression.
Knowledge of the Historical Milieu in Which the Mythical Thought Evolved
The span of centuries covered by the historical sources allows us to see Mesoamerican cosmology and mythology as historical transformations of (in Braudelian terms) long duration. …


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Despite signs that Apple may land a historic deal with The Beatles to make the band's entire catalog of music available on its iTunes store...
SAN FRANCISCO — Despite signs that Apple may land a historic deal with The Beatles to make the band's entire catalog of music available on its iTunes store, analysts say such a move would be a "nonevent" in terms of the company's profits.
Rumors of such a deal have circulated for years. Speculation grew to a feverish pitch Friday when ex-Beatle Paul McCartney told Billboard magazine that an agreement with iTunes is "virtually settled."
Currently, none of the digital-music merchants has rights to sell Beatles tunes online.
iTunes is by far the largest player in the sector, but Apple was hampered by a long-running trademark dispute with the band's music-publishing arm, Apple Corps.
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The two sides reached a settlement in February, which many expected to pave the way for an eventual deal to sell Beatles songs.
Still, this won't do much to boost profits at Apple and other online sellers, analysts said during interviews Friday.
At 99 cents a song, it is believed Apple simply breaks even on song sales.
Though the company does not disclose its actual profitability on those sales, Chief Executive Steve Jobs has said there is little in the way of profits in sales of music.
He said he started iTunes to help boost sales of the company's popular iPod.
"Having the Beatles on iTunes is fabulous, but it's a nonevent," according to W.R. Hambrecht analyst Matthew Kather, who has a "buy" rating on Apple.
"It's not a needle mover," agreed Shaw Wu, an analyst with American Technology Research, who also has a "buy rating."
Still, the development is sure to be a boon for music aficionados and for Apple Corps, the company that manages The Beatles' commercial interests, Wu said.
Meanwhile, Apple Corps and EMI Group, which holds the rights to the band's recordings, said in April they had settled a long-standing dispute over royalties, paving the way for the band to release its back catalog through digital-music retail platforms.
A recent agreement between Apple and EMI to make EMI's artists available over iTunes without copyright-protection software, albeit at a higher price point, also has raised expectations a deal will soon be reached to allow The Beatles' material to be sold digitally.


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Hi All,
I am trying to decide between a Surly Cross-Check and a Raleigh Roper for commuting. I need to decide quickly if I want to take advantage of REI's Memorial day sale.
I am about 6'/ 215, commuting 20 miles R/T mostly on streets. When not commuting, I will use it for recreational rides around the neighborhood, towing toddlers etc…
Here are the pro's of each bike as I see them:
Cross-Check Pros:
Entry to the Surly cult/resale is probably better
Prefer Taiwanese products vs Chinese products
Less expensive purchase price (slightly < $1k if I buy now)
Lighter ?
Better hardware (Shimano 105 (mostly), brake levers on the flat bars, disk brakes)
includes pedals, narrowing price difference.
perhaps less likely to be stolen ?
Let me know other pros/cons as you see them.
If I am overlooking a similar steel based bike available via REI, lemme know!
Thanks in advance


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In response to BostonProSportsLover's comment:
if farrell is being brought in to be cuddling, we will KEEEP losing!
To say nothing of the fact that he has mainly mediocre players to workers. As for Tito, I thought that overall he was a very good manager. Since about 2010 or so, though, he didn't have great players to work with either. And I'd say he's a credible source about what he reports in his book.


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AGNES: An Empathy Suit for (About?) the Elderly
AGNES (the suspiciously convenient acronym for the "Age Gain Now Empathy System") is an attractive MIT-designed outfit made of rods and straps that, like the empathy belly before it, helps young people better understand what it's like to get closer to death. At the end of the video, two authentic older people flank an AGNES'd young man — penny for their thoughts.
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