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Sebastian Vettel's pole position for the Italian Grand Prix makes him the youngest driver ever to qualify first for a Grand Prix. Fernando Alonso was the previous holder of the record at 21 years and 236 days when he took pole position in the 2003 Malaysian Grand Prix. Vettel is 21 years and 73 days … Continue reading Sebastian Vettel is youngest F1 pole man
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The term well-being has been used interchangeably with happiness or having a worthwhile life (Diener, 1984). A key component of overall well-being is economic well-being or access to economic resources (Osberg & Sharpe, 2002). There are many indicators of economic well-being. For example, Osberg and Sharpe used consumption flows, accumulation of stocks, economic security, and income distribution to measure economic wellbeing. Zedlewski (2000) criticized the measurement of family's economic well-being and suggested that employment, poverty, food affordability, and housing affordability should be included when discussing well-being. Nevertheless, the most frequently used financial indicators of economic well-being are households' income, assets, and debt.
Income is usually the primary indicator of economic well-being; it also has a relationship with psychological well-being (Campbell, 1976). However, income by itself is not an adequate measure of well-being because it might not fully represent all of the components of economic resources (Mullis, 1992). Assets are more comprehensive than income which means that they, too, should be a good indicator of well-being. It is also important to consider the level of debt that a household has because this can indicate whether it is at risk of overspending. To integrate these indicators (income, assets, and debt), financial ratios are commonly used.
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While CBS Evening News anchor Bob Schieffer on Wednesday night highlighted how, in a fresh CBS News/New York Times poll, President Bush's approval rating has risen five points since October, he pointed out just one other survey finding -- one which matched a Democratic agenda item -- that "58 percent of those questioned said the U.S. should set a timetable for troop withdrawal; 39 percent said no." But Schieffer skipped how the survey also discovered that the public agrees with Bush and rejects the policy urged by Congressman John Murtha and left-wingers, such as House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and DNC Chairman Howard Dean. As reported in the <a href="http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/12/07/opinion/polls/main1107196.shtm... summary of the poll: "Six in 10 say they would agree with President Bush's statement that removing U.S. troops from Iraq now would be 'a recipe for disaster.'" Specifically, 61 percent responded "yes" compared to 34 percent who replied with a "no" -- a nearly two-to-one ratio. (Transcript follows.)

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Had someone predicted that the 1967 Red Sox would climb from a half-game out of 10th place all the way to win the pennant, they would have been mocked for dreaming the impossible.
New manager Dick Williams left no doubt who was running the ship. Williams declared, "There will be no captains on this team" as he took away Carl Yastrzemski's role as captain on the team. He then declared, regarding the forthcoming season, "We will win more than we lose," said manager Williams.
For a team that had lost more than it had won for eight years in a row, this was bold. It took a while for fans to come around. The ballpark was more than two-thirds empty even on Opening Day. Jim Lonborg won a 4-3 win over the White Sox, but there were only 8,324 fans there to see it. Spring training hadn't offered much cause for optimism. It was their second year back in Florida, at Winter Haven.
For the fifth time, Ton Conigliaro suffered a broken bone due to the aggressive way he crowded the plate, this time his left shoulder blade, broken by a batting-practice pitch. That same week, The Boomer (George Scott) was playing where Dick Williams told him to - an unaccustomed spot in right field, and he slammed into the concrete outfield wall, suffering a concussion.
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There was an early spark in the young season when Billy Rohr took the mound in Yankee Stadium for his big-league debut. He held the Yankees hitless through 8 2/3 innings, only losing the no-hitter when Elston Howard singled to right-center. He collected a 3-0 one-hit win (thanks to Reggie Smith's leadoff home run). A week later to the day, Rohr allowed New York just one eighth-inning run. The promise petered out; he never won another game for Boston.
On May 14, Detroit and Boston combined for 50 hits, 28 of them a record-setting extra-base hits, as the Red Sox beat the Tigers, 8-5 and 13-9. Things got hot in June when White Sox manager Eddie Stanky dubbed Yaz an "All-Star from the neck down." Rookie Gary Waslewski made his first start on June 15, and took the 0-0 game against the White Sox into extra innings.In the 11th, Chicago scored, and Boston was down to its last out. With Foy on first, Tony Conigliaro was down 0-2. He took three straight pitches, each close to a strike. Then he exploded and sent a drive high into the night. The Red Sox won the game, and there began to be talk of this year becoming an "impossible dream".
At the same time, there was another burst of talk looking at alternatives to playing in Fenway Park. Tom Yawkey told the Boston Globe's Will McDonough that the facility was deteriorating and that interests in Milwaukee had appealed to him to move the Red Sox there. McDonough asked, "Can you see the Red Sox playing in Fenway in five years?" Yawkey said, "No. I don't intend to bankrupt myself." In late August, GM Dick O'Connell said the Red Sox were looking for a new stadium, paid for by state funds, because the team "firmly believes it cannot be privately financed." Gov. John Volpe submitted a bill to supply up to $50 million in funds from the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority.
Then the Red Sox won 10 games in a row, from July 14 through the 23rd. The last day of the streak saw the Sox sweep a doubleheader in Cleveland, as Tony Conigliaro hit two home runs - #100 and #101 of his career. Just 22, he became the youngest player in history to reach the 100-homer mark.
The Red Sox returned from the road a half a game out of first place, and were met by a totally spontaneous crowd estimated at 10,000 fans who surrounded the team bus and mobbed them in Boston at an unprepared Logan Airport. Then one night in August all Fenway went silent. Facing the Angels on August 18, Tony Conigliaro was struck on the eye socket by one of pitcher Jack Hamilton's fastballs. He was lucky to be alive. There was no more baseball for him in 1967, and despite an heroic comeback, he was never really the same again.
The team would not quit, though, and swept the Angels that weekend. In the Sunday game, they trailed 8-0 but came back to win, 9-8. On the 27th, Yaz hit two homers and right-fielder Jose Tartabull cut down Ken Berry's potential tying run in the ninth inning, preserving a 4-3 Red Sox victory. Elston Howard (who'd been acquired from New York) blocked the plate expertly, and made the tag. Stout and Johnson term it "the signature moment of the season" in the book Red Sox Century. The pennant race in 1967 couldn't have been any closer. There were four teams -Minnesota, Detroit, Boston, and Chicago all within two games of each other when the final weekend arrived.
The White Sox fell first, leaving three teams on the very last day of the season, any one of which could win the pennant. Boston need to beat the Twins and hope the Tigers lost to the Angels. The Twins were leading Lonborg and Boston, 2-0, going into the sixth. Gentleman Jim was the first batter and he bunted down the third base line. He beat it out for a hit, and Boston went on to score five runs in the frame. Yastrzemski threw out Allison at third in the eighth, and when Rico Petrocelli squeezed the last out on a pop up by Rich Rollins, there was "pandemonium on the field" as thousands of delirious fans flooded on to the field, making off with grass from the field and any other souvenirs they could scoop up. Carl Yastrzemski was spectacular, with 10 hits in his last 13 at-bats, and going 7-for-8 in the last two games. Yaz batted .326, had 44 homers, and 121 RBIs – leading the league in each category; no one in either league has won the Triple Crown since Yaz in 1967.
After the season, the accolades began to pour in. Yaz was named MVP. Lonborg won the Cy Young, with his 22-9 record (he also led the league in strikeouts). Dick Williams was voted Manager of the Year, and Dick O'Connell was Executive of the Year. In retrospect, 1967 has been said to bring about the birth of "Red Sox Nation", as fans such as those who flocked to Logan Airport in July became increasingly committed Red Sox fans.
In all the years since 1967, the team has only had six losing seasons. On the day before Christmas, Jim Lonborg suffered a serious injury to his knee during a skiing accident at Lake Tahoe.By Bill Nowlin
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The video by a fisherman who rescued a dog in the Gulf of Mexico has gone viral. The Viszla fled from Saturday's accident in which his owner, Sarasota resident Donna Chen, was killed when she was hit by a driver fleeing a DUI crash on Siesta Key. At the time, Rory O'Connor didn't know where the dog came from or why it was swimming in the Gulf of Mexico, a half mile off Siesta Key. When the dog swam up to his kayak, he says he knew the animal was in distress and posed no threat. "He had a look of terror in his eyes," Rory O'Connor said in a phone interview with SNN Local News 6 on Monday. "He was really scared." Barney is back with his family. Watch the video Rory O'Connor made of the rescue:O'Connor, who is from Bellingham, Wash., was visiting his sister in Sarasota, according to the Associated Press. He regularly videotapes his fishing trips and captured the dog's rescue on a camera mounted on the kayak. The video, subtitled by O'Connor, has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times on YouTube.
"I have never fished a dog out of the water and probably never will again," O'Connor said. "I was glad I was there. I was lucky I was there."
After O'Connor took the dog, which had a microchip, to a veterinarian, the dog was reunited with the Chen family.
The dog was jogging with Chen along Midnight Pass Road when the fatal crash occurred Saturday afternoon. After the crash, the injured dog apparently ran away and jumped into the Gulf.
The dog's owner, 53-year-old Donna Chen, died at the scene. The driver of the Nissan Altima that struck Chen, Blake Talman, 22, has been charged with DUI manslaughter and is being held in the Sarasota County.
"Barney is actually fine," O'Connor said. The dog had no broken bones or internal injuries.
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By Nesha Starcevic SIAULIAI, Lithuania — France rallied with a big fourth quarter despite playing without Tony Parker to defeat Italy 91-84 on Sunday and advance to the second round of the European basketball championship.
Basketball, all of the sudden, is everywhere. In a summer where the non-news surrounding the NBA lockout has dominated, this feels decidedly strange. FIBA Eurobasket, one of the best tournaments in the world, is underway in Lithuania. (Italy's starting centre, Andrea Bargnani, will be blogging about the tournament for basketball website Hoopshype. If only there […]
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Vince Lombardi once conceded that "Perfection is not obtainable. But if we chase perfection, we can catch excellence." Spurs coach Gregg Popovich is famous for demanding perfection from everyone on his roster, whether future hall-of-famers or walk-on practice-squad players. The 2013-14 San Antonio Spurs weren't perfect, but they achieved a unique level of excellence on the way to winning Popovich his fifth NBA championship. Up against the dominant player of the modern era, the Spurs reminded the NBA just how unbeatable a seamlessly cohesive team can be. You can bet Joe Lacob, Bob Myers and Steve Kerr were taking notes.
Steve Kerr, Mark Jackson & the Warriors' Known Unknown
Steve Kerr is the next coach of the Golden State Warriors. The immediate response to the news was to label it "shocking" and "stunning" — but it's only a surprise in the sense that expressing a preference for anything over New York upends certain people's Ptolemaic worldview. Joe Lacob's relationship with Steve Kerr has been decades in the making, and Kerr's name was on the lips of people inside the Warriors' organization as soon as Jackson hit turbulence in the middle of the 2013-14 season. As for Kerr, the choice of the Warriors over the Knicks certainly had its roots in family matters (his children are in California) and cold hard cash (the Warriors gave Kerr a stunning 5-year, $25 million guaranteed deal). But it also had a lot to do with basketball — and that's what's truly surprising. For the first time for as long as I've been a fan, the Warriors were a marquee coaching destination. In Kerr, they landed a suitably A-list prospect.
Firing Mark Jackson: Hard, Right and Necessary for the Next Step
Mark Jackson wasn't fired for his tactical decisions (or lack thereof). He was fired, in part, for how he dealt with the criticism of those decisions. Everyone starts somewhere. The term "beginner's mistake" implies that there are certain growing pains that — if not excusable — are understandable as we figure our way around whatever we're doing. But Mark Jackson was three years into his tenure as head coach. He was no longer a beginner. This season — continuing through the playoffs — a pattern was established where Jackson would make questionable decisions and then actively silence or rebel against those in the Warriors organization who would question him. That's not an environment in which this very talented team can reach its full potential. In letting Jackson go, the Warriors made the hard — and correct — decision.
Playoffs—Open Thread (Warriors 112, Lakers 95)
I'm on the road myself now—and won't have time to do a game-wrap of the Lakers' game.
But that's OK. I doubt any of us really want a game-wrap anyway.
What we want is a crib-sheet for the playoffs. Being in the playoffs (again) changes everything—and becomes its own animal.
Jim Barnett, In Your Words
Warriors fans may disagree about a lot of things — who they want to coach their team, to start at power forward, to handle the ball in crunch-time — but there's one subject where they find common ground: Jim Barnett. Over the last 48 hours, Warriors fans have left comments, sent emails, tweeted and called to express their respect and admiration for Barnett's work as the Warriors' TV analyst. Before we return to the grind of the basketball season later this week, I wanted to compile a selection of those statements. If you want to know how much Jim Barnett means to Warriors fans, just ask them.
Keep Jim Barnett
Win or lose, I've felt a sadness lingering over every Warriors game this season. It's the knowledge that each game brings us one closer to the end of Jim Barnett's 29-year tenure as not only the Warriors' voice, but its basketball conscience. The Warriors and Barnett made a supposedly "mutual decision" this past off-season to move Barnett out of the broadcast booth. There's still time for both sides to reconsider that decision — for the good of all the fans enriched by Barnett's passion, knowledge and modest dignity.
Steve Blake Trade: Warriors Aim to Meet Expectations, Not Raise Them
The Warriors' 101-92 victory Wednesday night over the short-handed Kings was good news. The Kings are a team the Warriors should beat, and the Warriors took care of business despite missing Andrew Bogut. But the real news of the evening — as the hours to the trade deadline quickly disappear — was the Warriors' addition of Lakers point guard Steve Blake. After a game where the Warriors once again struggled to generate consistent offense when Stephen Curry was off the floor, the promise of a genuine back-up point guard is great news.
The Ghost of 2007-08: High Expectations and Squandered Opportunities
"The past is never dead," William Faulkner once observed. "It's not even past." On Thursday, when the trade deadline passes, the Warriors will make a gamble on their future. Whether they make a trade or do nothing, head into the luxury tax or duck under it, they will be taking a risk. They are a team both elevated and weighed down by expectations. Whether they meet them or not, what does or doesn't happen by Thursday will be a big part of the post-mortem. But as Joe Lacob and Bob Myers approach their decision day, they'd be well served to remember the last time the Warriors carried such lofty expectations. In the 2007-08 season — to use the passive voice so ubiquitous around failure — "mistakes were made."
Douglas for Crawford and Brooks: A Good Start
The Warriors' front office saw the same thing everyone else saw — the Warriors' bench desperately needed help. Roughly halfway through the season, help is on the way, in the form of Jordan Crawford and MarShon Brooks. While neither is the pure point guard the Warriors would have liked to back up Stephen Curry and unlock the potential of some of their bench pieces, they are both scoring threats capable of creating their own shots. They'll help. But Bob Myers shouldn't stop here.
Season Preview: Andrew Bogut's Extension and The Window
The Warriors' decision to ink Andrew Bogut to a 3-year, $36+ million extension ultimately came down to weighing risks. On one side, there's the obvious risk that Bogut's ankle, back, elbow or other body part explodes 40, 80 or 120 games into the contract and the Warriors are left with a cap-killing broken body. The speculation over that risk has been well documented ever since Bogut arrived on the Warriors — and is ultimately unknowable, beyond whatever in-depth medical assessments Bob Myers and the front office have done. The other risk — the risk in not inking Bogut to an extension — ended up being the greater one in the eyes of Warriors' executives. Ultimately, the risk of losing Bogut to another team at the end of the season or paying significantly more for his services proved to be too great for the Warriors. After years of talking about saving cap flexibility and collecting assets to make moves, the Warriors have gone all in on the next four years. The window for winning is now.


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Our most precious possession is the youth of the land, and to instruct them to walk uprightly and to become worthy citizens in the kingdom of God is our greatest obligation.
David McKay (1873 - 1970)
Source: Ensign, October 1972, p.31.
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The leadership demanded of youth today is not attained by chance nor fostered by indulgence. It demands careful preparation - a preparation that should be constantly impregnated, if you please, by the sweet spirit of four loyalties. Loyalty to self - by conserving physical strength and youthful vigor. Loyalty to parents - Our debt to our parents is unpayable except in one way- that is in emulating their ideals, thus bringing joy to them in their old age and satisfaction to those who have gone before in seeing that we keep ourselves clean and wholesome. Loyalty to country - A great writer has said that "The destiny of any nation at any given time depends upon the opinions of its young men under five and twenty." Loyalty to God and truth - Our belief in equality and brotherhood is a Christian heritage, and it fades out of the picture when Christian belief is forgotten. We have to educate the race to realize that no man is unwanted, that every soul is unique and has a life to live made up of momentous choices which will make or mar his own life and the life of the community and of the world. To cherish these loyalties, to make popular these ideals, the world needs men and women of unimpeachable character. The future is yours to make or to mar as you choose. Youth - conviction - courage - is a combination potentially capable of determining the kind of world we shall live in. Though not the wisest, youth is the best, the most radiant time of life. Young men and women, the future awaits you! It is yours!
He taught, and modern physiology and psychology confirm, that hate and jealousy and other evil passions destroy a man's physical vigor and efficiency. What a man continually thinks about determines his actions in times of opportunity and stress. A man's reaction to his appetites and impulses when they are roused gives the measure of that man's character. In these reactions are revealed the man's power to govern or his forced servility to yield.
Source: Conference Report, April 1967.
Your thoughts are the architects of your destiny.
The thought in your mind at this moment is contributing, however, infinitesimally, almost imperceptibly to the shaping of your soul, . . . even passing and idle thoughts leave their impression.
Source: quoted in The Miracle of Forgiveness, p. 105.
To heal the soul is a greater miracle than to heal the body.
Source: Mark and Barbara Hall Collection.
The greatest battles of your life are fought within the private chambers of your own soul.
To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved. Love is the sweetest thing in the world, but to be trusted throws upon him who receives that trust an obligation that he must not fail to discharge.
Source: Conference Report, October 1934, p. 91.
For great and low there's but one test, 'Tis that each one shall do his best. Who works with all the strength he can Shall never die in debt to man.
Source: Story of Ah Ching from Pres. McKay's Book.
Let us . . . realize that the privilege to work is a gift, that the power to work is a blessing, that love of work is success.
Source: True to the Faith, Llewelyn R. McKay, comp., Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1966, p. 287.
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DS is now almost 7 months of age (5 months adjusted today!). He's still only 10 pounds 6 ounces as of his appointment last week. Last night at midnight he had a fever of 102.5. We gave him some Tylenol and this morning he was still burning up. I gave him Tylenol again and DH brought him to my in-laws for the day instead of daycare as I had to come to work (we're in crunch mode here this week). DH said DS was much cooler by time they got to my in-laws house, so I'm hoping his fever finally broke and it was nothing serious.
Reading the baby books, if he is younger than 6 months it sounded like he should have gone to the doctor/hospital. But if he's older than 6 months it's considered normal. So which "age" do I go by for stuff like this? Real or adjusted?
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Oct 15 2009*Sniff* A Street Fighter 4 Love Song
This is a Street Fighter love song. It made me sad, especially after reading about missing balloon boy (who better just be hiding under a neighbor's porch). Anyway, it may not be as good as the Mario Kart love song, but it still got to me. And by got to me I mean I
wept like a baby chopped down a sequoia with my bare hands and had sex with ten alligators. Excuse me, crocodiles. And there were twelve.
Hadouken: The Street Fighter 4 Love Song [techeblog]
Thanks to naas, who knows how to throw hadoukens in different colors because he practices black magic.
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first, lame
Verry nice. (That was my dreadful borat impression)
i hate his mustache
yes you are @1, you've never been anything above ust that
JUST that
...someone took my J away & I'm look at you LSDiesel
balloon boy was hiding in a box in the garage. sneaky bastard.
they just found his 10 mins go =P
I don't use Balrog because he only uses punches AND because I'm racist. Which is why I also will not be using Dee Jay in Super SF4. I also won't use T. Hawk just for good measure.
Snazzy new color on the embedded video GW.
what a fag. why do people subject themselves like this.
naas, im down here. I was hiding in a box.
arnold schwarzenegger
@13: You, sir, are full of win.
Shinkuuuuuuuuuuuu… HADOUKEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I posit that Falcon Heene should be renamed Solid Snake (but only after being beaten by his parents).
This was so epic I had to add it to my web video round up on my site. Thanks!
@13 well get back up here, we have unfinished business
He sounds like hes saying "Id do Ken"
Sorry naas its late here down under and im doing my impression of that 'worlds drunkest guy'..............laaa laaaaa laaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Fighting games AAAGGGHHH!! The bane of my existence. I was always terrible at these games.
@ 1 ... FIRSTARD http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q226/phatboimikey/hfgrb.jpg
Meh - as far as video game songs go, I give it a C.
It's nowhere near as good as the Shenmue song.
I'm looking for sailors. . .
I guess this is a bad time to mention that I'm going as C. Viper for Halloween.
@24 hehe, would've made a great addition to the hello kitty anatomy post
@26 yes, not a good time to mention it
i think that song is great
Must See!!!
"I never play as balrog, not because I'm racist, but because he only use his FIST"
Fist actually rhymes with racist. I should write music instead of practicing medicine.


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sweetie poop?
Now that is adorable
Rarity: *sigh* Sweetie, what potion did you use now?
aaah! must rub!
So fluffy that i could die
Adorableness, thy name is Fluffy Belle
She's so cute!
d'aaaaaawwwwww i just wanna snuggle her!!
Sweetie PomPom XD
SweetiePoof is best CMC.
So cute!!! <3
Who left Sweetie Belle in the drier too long? Really, you guys gotta set a timer or something.... *goes to get the brush*
With that industrial-strength dryer they bought for the pets, it doesn't take long to overdo it...
Look out, she's reaching critical mass!
Cute... Fluffy Belle
I've got that feeling she looks a little... blurry?
She has learned well from fluffy puff, so damn fluffy, so cute.
All teh floof x3
Sweetie Belle got cuter. I didn't even think that was possible.
Rarity will have a fit!
Sweetie used Fluffle Puff Fluff. Her cuteness has significantly increased.
I quote "She's so fluffy I'm gon'na Die!"
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Another day, another decision by Gov. Pat McCrory to deny justice to Henry McCollum and Leon Brown, two Robeson County men who both spent 31 years behind bars for a rape and murder they did not commit.
Brown and McCollum were freed last September after the N.C. Innocence Inquiry Commission found DNA evidence that proved another man had committed the crimes.
McCrory promised then he was ready to receive their applications for pardons of innocence that they need to receive financial compensation from the state for the years they were wrongly incarcerated.
McCrory received the pardon applications 223 days ago and Brown and McCollum are still waiting for an answer.
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Sports are one of the great unifying forces humans have. They're also the best way to let your friends know you're better than them by taking a what was supposed to be a fun little pick-up game and turning it into a war of attrition. Who doesn't love dominating their loved ones in an intense game of H-O-R-S-E? Answer: literally no one. So it's no wonder athletic proving grounds pop up in every corner of the planet. Driveways, backyards, 10,000 ft above sea-level, desert plateaus, icebergs, deep inside volcanoes — everybody everywhere is trying to get in on that hot competitive action no matter where they are or how inhospitable the conditions or how many recent Yeti sighting there have been in the area. So we've scoured the globe like a sportsy Indiana Jones to bring you the five most ridiculously remote sports "venues" in existence.
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Recently, several folks crossed the line of civility and we turned off the option for posting comments on the entire site.
We contacted the offenders and we also blocked their ability to post comments. We didn't like turning off the comment option.
I read in The Lancaster News about HOPE losing its freezer with the turkeys and rice.
My wife and I were in Walmart and I saw a bin filled with turkeys.
After returning home, I suggested to my wife to buy some turkey breasts and rice to help replenish part of HOPE's loss.
I hope this letter will touch your hearts and encourage others to help to fill that freezer so any needy family will enjoy a good meal for Thanksgiving or Christmas.
May God bless you.
Pierce and Margaret Baker
The Lancaster County Boy Scouts Hall of Fame is off to a solid start.
The Scouts hall recently inducted its inaugural class, a trio who deserve their special place.
The group includes retired physician Dr. William Duke, the late Dick Weisner and Lois Lucas.
The Lancaster Scout Hall was started in a show of thanks to leaders, who have come from the scouting ranks. The hall also is a way to thank the volunteers who have made a positive impact on Scouts and guided them to be leaders.
The visual arts students at Andrew Jackson Middle School learned about the Lancaster Chamber Choir from their chorus teacher, Heather Turner. They participated in a support project for the choir.
The goal was to design uniquely special thank-you stationery for the choir's membership drive. Twenty-eight students of Heather Althoff's class participated in the contest.
I want to express my thanks to the people of Kershaw for organizing Saturday's Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. I am proud to have been one of the World War II veterans who made the flight. The trip was all that was promised. The transportation and visits to the various sites were as scheduled, and there were many moving moments.
We were told that there would be groups at each of our destinations – Kershaw, Columbia and Washington – to welcome us. And they were there, when we left and returned home.
There's usually an increase in charitable giving during the holidays. It's not that those needing assistance are fewer during other times of the year; it's that the spirit of the holidays moves people to give a little more.
Unfortunately, tough times often result in a drop in donations. And while we all hope our national jobs crisis improves soon, the sad fact is that millions of Americans have become unemployed since this time last year.
I'm writing concerning Rob Emory's guest column, "It's not about change, it's about control," in the Nov. 27 edition of The Lancaster News.
The current administration is not taking over every or really any aspect of the American life. Today we are in a holy war – one which could go on until the end of time. This is not President Barack Obama's fault. He and his administration inherited it.
Recently, I was out shopping after having been to the bank to cash my check. I had $900 in a bank envelope. I was in Kmart, and after I checked out, I put my money back into the envelope.
I placed the envelope back in my purse, which was sitting in the top part of the shopping cart. At least I thought I did.
I left Kmart and went to Bi-Lo. I did my shopping and headed to the checkout to pay, but the envelope with my money was not in my purse and
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BREVARD -- Lake Toxaway residents have pushed Transylvania Community Hospital $512,787 closer to the $14 million needed for the hospital's building project,
"We are truly grateful to the people all throughout our community who have given generously to support the new Inpatient project at TCH," said Sharon Johnson, executive director of the TCH Foundation of the effort to raise the money needed for the project which includes construction of a new Inpatient Wing and renovation of a support wing.
Since the Foundation launched its campaign just under a year ago, a total of $3.4 million has been raised.
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Upcoming shows
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Comunn Féis Mhàbu was founded to support both children and adults in their pursuit to learn more about Cape Breton's unique Gaelic culture. Féis Mhàbu allows individuals, particularly young people, to develop skills in the area of Gaelic language and performance arts and provides opportunities for the organizers to enhance the rich local culture with the talents and experience of tradition bearers from other areas of the Gaelic world. The youth performers that will be taking part in the Celtic Colours International Festival concert that will be hosted by Comunn Féis Mhàbu have been faithful participants in two of Féis Mhàbu's more unique programs.
Comunn Féis Mhàbu's "Eirich Air!" is an eight week Gaelic song mentorship program that invites members of the Gaelic song community and Gaelic tradition bearer guests to act as Gaelic song mentors. In order to create an authentic learning opportunity, the sessions were held in homes in the community to bring Gaelic language and song learning together in a natural and communal fashion. Comunn Féis Mhàbu's Musical Mentorship Program for youth musicians is an eight week program that uses house sessions to bring together talented young performers of Cape Breton music and dance with well established tradition bearers. The relaxed, informal atmosphere of the sessions is well suited for the passing on of music, dance and stories.


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Khursheed's Group
She has applied for a loan from Kiva partner Asasah to boost her husband's business selling animals. Using the loan, he will purchase young animals such as goats & sheep, raise them and sell them to his customers at a good profit. He started this business six years ago by purchasing very few animals and sold them at a profit.
Khursheed is confident about the positive growth of her husband's business and about the better financial future of her family as a result of an investment.
She has given birth to two sons. Her elder son is studying while the younger one who is 7 years old stays at home.
She is a regular loan user of Asasah and this is her 3rd loan application. She has maintained a good credit record in every loan year.
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AP Exclusive: Ex-Gov. Bush sent lessons to Scott
Crist told the AP on Wednesday that he did not know what Bush was talking about. He said that the only time he did not have FDLE agents with him was on "occasions" when he would go fishing.
Bush also advised Scott to make sure that first lady Ann Scott has someone helping her and that "her cause should be your cause."
He reminded Scott that the "Legislature's agenda becomes yours" when state lawmakers end their annual session. "Both the good and the bad will be yours in the eyes of Floridians. It is OK to veto stupid bills. Trust me, legislators get over it," he wrote.
The list of initiatives offered by Bush that were passed this year by the Legislature includes shifting Medicaid patients into managed care and expanding the use of online education in public schools. Scott had already said he supported those ideas during the campaign.
Bush also recommended that Scott push ahead with "education savings accounts" or a form of universal private school vouchers. Under the plan, students from kindergarten through high school would get vouchers of a to-be-determined amount that they could use to offset private school tuition. Critics say such proposals would undermine public schools, while Bush and other proponents argue that it would give parents choice, improve education and save the state money in the long run by putting more students in private schools.
Bush acknowledged such a move would probably lead to legal challenges. As governor, Bush helped create a voucher program for students at poor performing public schools that was thrown out by the Florida Supreme Court. Scott said during the campaign he favored voucher programs but he didn't push it this year.
"I am guessing lawyers inside Tallahassee will say that it is not constitutional," wrote Bush. "I don't know how our court will respond but it will be a game changer for the country and you might have the chance to change the makeup of the court."
Bush, who pushed for deep tax cuts while he was governor, also told Scott that one way to keep his promise of eliminating the state's corporate income tax was to "review the potential of taxing online sales."
"It seems to me there has to be a way to tax sales done online in the same way that sales are taxed in brick and mortar establishments," he wrote.
Bush, in an emailed response to the AP, said it is a tradition for former governors to send letters to the incoming governor and he commended Scott and the legislative leadership for their actions so far "in the midst of a challenging economy."
"They accepted the challenges with a vision for the future and as a result passed policies that will strengthen Florida's future," Bush wrote. "If the policy ideas I sent played a role in the conversations and decisions, I am flattered."
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- When Mr. Kirby wrestles Kolenkhov to the floor at the end of the movie!
- When Tony (Jimmy Stewart) tells Alice how much he loves her.
Tony Kirby: You know, every time I think about how lucky I am, I feel like screaming.
- Then he gets Alice to scream instead!
- He then covers for her by claiming she saw a mouse...no a rat! With hair on it! And it was this big! And there were six of them! And they just ran under that table!
- I like the bit when the phone rings. Tony won't let go of Alice's hands. So Alice picks up receiver with her teeth.
Tony: Hey, wonderful, you'd be a sensation on the trapeze!
- Penny the Plucky Comic Relief (not that shes the only one of course) had a funny running gag about her writing.
Penny Sycamore: Were you ever in a monastery?
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- Almost every moment Kolenkhov is on screen:
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thanks again for the info Cheech. Here's a hypothetical scenario I was wondering if you could weigh in on:
So you're on a bus using the tickets you bought with your credit card with travel insurance. Now you get into a bus accident. It is determined that a car on the road caused the bus to crash. Now would that car driver's liability insurance, if they have any, cover all the injuries of everyone on the bus? What are the limits of the average car driver's liability insurance?Message Edited by urgent_help_needed on 02-08-2009 02:51 PM
IF the driver of the car has sufficient liability insurance, that should cover the injuries caused by the accident. Depending on how many bus passengers are injured, however, it's doubtful the driver would have sufficient insurance. However, whatever is not covered by insurance would fall to the driver as personal liability and they could sue him. Whether he has sufficient assets, of course, is another matter.
The liability coverage requirements vary widely from state to state. As to what the "average driver" takes out, I wouldn't really know, but I would guess that the "average" driver tends to stick to the state minimum. People with more assets to protect (homes, money, etc.) tend to take out more than state minimums because we know that anything the insurance doesn't cover, we have to pay. Also, though I don't know what goes on in other states, I do know, for example, that the medical liability coverage required in my own state is ridiculously low.


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The best brush I've ever had. I always use this type of brush but the ion does seem to make a difference. It brushed my hair easier than any other brush. Seems to be very good quality


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