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The bell rings and here we go. Sheamus hits a shoulderblock as Otunga, Ricardo, and Del Rio look-on from a monitor in the back. Bryan tries to meditate in the corner as they lock-up and Sheamus hits another shoulder and catches Bryan in mid-air and delivers a rolling Senton for 2. Sheamus clotheslines Bryan out of the ring. Cole and Josh put over Sheamus' new finisher: The Clover Leaf. Bryan grabs Sheamus goes on the apron and Bryan grabs his leg causing him to bounce off to the outside. Bryan follows up with a vicious running front dropkick to the chest. Back in the ring, Bryan hits a running dropkick in the corner as he bickers with the fans and gets 2 on Sheamus. Bryan starts to work the left arm and lands kicks to Sheamus as he tries to fight back from his knees.
Bryan stays on the arm. Sheamus works his way up and breaks free but Bryan hits a knee to the gut. Bryan wastes too much time waving-off the "Yes!" chants and gives Sheamus the opportunity to move out of the way when Bryan charges in the corner. Sheamus powers his weight up top and comes off with a battering ram. They both struggle to get up. Sheamus hits axe-handles and a series of offense including the Irish Curse backbreaker for 2. Sheamus goes for the Clover Leaf but Bryan kicks him off. Sheamus hits his patented forearms in the ropes. Bryan ducks a charging Sheamus from the apron and rolls him up for 2. Bryan lands several No Kicks and gets 2.
Bryan starts shaking his head as the fans antagonize him with Yes chants. He lands some more kicks to a seated Sheamus. Sheamus catches his leg and throws him to the corner. Bryan goes up top comes off but Sheamus catches him in Rock Bottom fashion; Bryan applies a neck submission as he hangs on to Sheamus like a monkey. Sheamus goes to one knee but he gets back up and throws Bryan off. Bryan goes for the No Lock but Sheamus counters. Sheamus hits another Irish Curse and locks in the Clover Leaf. Bryan is unable to make it to the ropes and finally taps out as he says, "Yes!" Del Rio, Otunga and Ricardo don't look happy.
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However, Putaruru mother Lisa Ngatai, who appeared on the TV2 show My House My Castle last year, claims she is in credit with her rent payments and that the house was a "shocking mess" when she moved in to the property in 2009.
Ms Ngatai was evicted from the Charles Cr house, where she lived with her partner and eight children, on January 26, following a tenancy tribunal hearing which found she had not paid rent in over a month.
Property manager Flo Drabble, who inspected the house after the eviction, said it was so filthy that she vomited while trying to clean it.
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The walls and floors were apparently filthy, it reeked of urine, windows were smashed, animal faeces were scattered inside and it was riddled with insects.
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Ms Ngatai, along with her partner and children, aged three to 15, are now living in a tent in the backyard of her cousin's home in Putaruru.
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Although Wolf Point native William Yellow Robe Jr. has written many plays that have received much more recognition, perhaps his very first play was the most important one in his life.
That play was written by Yellow Robe when he was only in the sixth grade after teacher Dorothy Grose encouraged him to complete the creative writing.
"She provided me the need to express myself in a different way that was more positive," Yellow Robe said.
The encouragement led Yellow Robe to graduating from Wolf Point High School in 1978 and going on to study writing and performing arts at the University of Montana.
When Yellow Robe was experiencing his first professional reading at the Native American Theatre Ensemble in Los Angeles, he received an envelope from his former teacher with his plays written in the sixth grade.
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"They are all first drafts," Yellow Robe explained. During March, one of the plays was performed by the Native American Theatre in Minnesota.
He said all of his plays are about humanity. "I've always been interested to see how people's humanity changes. The whole issue of if your humanity changes if you are treated badly."
Yellow Robe said how his plays are received can be a mystery. "Sometimes a play that I didn't particularly like, people really enjoy."
His definition of a commercial success is writing a play that either wins a Pulitzer Prize or is nominated for Tony awards. "I have friends who have done that," Yellow Robe said. His inspirations include authors August Wilson and Suzan-Lori Parks.
"My goal is basically to entertain and educate people," Yellow Robe noted. "The bottom line for me is to tell a story."
One of his favorite plays is "Sneaky" where he wrote about three brothers taking their mother's body from a morgue in order to have a traditional Native burial.
Another favorite is "Independence of Eddie Rose," which deals with a young man's struggles with alcoholism in his family.
Yellow Robe's list of awards include the Princess Grace Foundation Theater Fellowship, The Playwrights' Center Jerome Fellowship, Native Writers' Circle of the Americas First Nations Book Award for Prose and the New England Theater Conference Special Award.
But near the top for Yellow Robe is receiving the ABC Better Community Award in Poplar during the late 1980s. "I really cherish that," he said.
He also mentions that while he was attending Northern Montana College, he received an eagle feather from a non-traditional student who was a Vietnam War veteran. "And I never forgot that."
Yellow Robe also hasn't forgotten the beauty of Wolf Point. He said he misses going up to the water tower and walking to the swimming pool in the summer. "I also enjoyed being in that area and watching the thunderstorms come in," he added. He has fond memories of watching the Northern Lights from Wolf Point's baseball field and fishing on the Missouri River.
He is grateful for the support and encouragement from not only his family but friends and relatives in Wolf Point. "It's their support that made my life possible."
A goal is to have a professional theater company come to Wolf Point and perform one of his plays. "I hope to do that when I'm still alive," Yellow Robe said.
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Leaving The School
Honored at a reception last week were retiring educators, from left, Connie Bergen, Susie Brown, Maureen Piersak, Kathy Rauch and Maxine Strader. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
Teacher Appreciation Week was an appropriate time for Wolf Point's teachers and administrators to salute five women who have displayed great dedication to the school district and are now retiring.
Retiring from the school district are Connie Bergen, Susie Brown, Maureen Piersak, Kathy Rauch and Maxine Strader.
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Promoting Color Fun Run
Student Council members and three-sport athletes Kelsie Neubauer, left, and Shelby Hanks have helped organize the color fun run to take place in Wolf Point.
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For the first time ever, Wolf Point will have a color run in its community. The Wolf Point Student Council has scheduled a color fun run for Sunday, May 15, at the Wolf Point High School track.
Written by Bill Vander Weele
Wolf Point native Lee Ellen Hveem has never been afraid to stand out. The 1973 Wolf Point graduate is currently the associate radio producer of the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
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School Interview
Candidate Rob Osborne answers a question during the public interview portion for Wolf Point superintendent of schools candidates on Monday, May 9.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
After interviewing two candidates on Monday, May 9, the Wolf Point School board voted to offer the school superintendent position to Rob Osborne.
Osborne has seven years of experience as superintendent in Broadview. Osborne previously served as a teacher, coach and athletic director in the Lockwood School District. He received his bachelor's degree from Eastern Montana College in Billings and earned his master of education in administration from Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Ariz.


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Finding a good parking spot on campus can sometimes seem like one of the most challenging parts of the day. Going up and down the aisles can become almost hair pulling experience that could leave anyone frazzled. That is why students were so excited about the new residential parking lot opening up in between Bettie Johnson and Kurz Halls.
The parking lot had been in the works since 2009. At the beginning of the fall 2013 semester, a little over half of the parking lot was available for student use. Then, with only a few exceptions, the remainder of the spots became available for students to use in early December. This yellow residential parking lot, with a few faculty blue areas, is made up of nearly 1000 spots, making it much easier for students to find parking.
No existing residential areas in the lot made the switch to faculty areas when the full lot became available to students.
The feedback on the new parking lot has been highly positive. Freshman Karina Baldwin could not wait to begin taking advantage of this new parking lot. Baldwin said, "I was very excited about the new lot opening up. Not only does it look nice, but I love not having to walk so far to get to my car."
Sophomore Sophie St. Martin agreed, saying, "The search for spots has become much easier since the new parking lot opened up. It is nice especially with the weather being so cold lately that my car is conveniently closer."
The addition was clearly a success in the eyes of the majority of U of L's residents. Despite its favorable views, the parking lot office has commented that to their knowledge, this will be the only parking lot addition on campus for a while. This parking lot with its 1000 spots, will definitely do for now though.


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The bill from Rep. Diane BlackDiane BlackHHS chief meets with House Republicans on abortion dispute House votes to condemn carbon tax JetBlue hires firm to lobby on private airport screening MORE (R-Tenn.) is a response to a July regulation issued by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). That rule gives state-run health insurance exchanges some flexibility when examining whether people are qualified for insurance subsidies, which are tax credits that can be used right away to buy insurance.
Since it was issued, Republicans have said the rule would allow ineligible people to receive insurance subsidies, which would run up taxpayer costs. The GOP says no subsidies should be issued until a process is in place to verify everyone's eligibility.
"Because fraud and abuse have been rampant in just about every program that is administered by the Department of Health and Human Services, including Medicare and Medicaid, a certified verification system being in place prior to the implementation to the Affordable Care Act is critical," Rep. Michael BurgessMichael BurgessGOP rebuffs doctors on gun research Overnight Healthcare: Congress kicks off opioid talks | GOP rebuffs doctors on gun research | Philly passes first soda tax Senior Trump aide assures conservatives on court picks MORE (R-Texas) said during Wednesday debate on the bill.
"The President's strategy on the healthcare law is now: Trust, don't verify."
But the Obama administration says its July rule is being misinterpreted. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) say flexibility in the rule only applies to a small subset of people and that eligibility checks for those people will not be undermined.
Under the law, people are eligible for subsidies if their employers don't provide an approved healthcare plan and if their income levels are low enough. According to the CMS, the July rule will require exchanges run by states and the federal government to run an initial check on every applicant's income levels and employment status, using available government documents.
However, the rule includes flexibility for state-run exchanges on the question of further verification for people who claim their income is significantly lower than what it appears to be based on government data. Under the rule, states will have the option of trying to verify this lower income on some, but not all, of these people by using random sampling.
People who are randomly sampled will be subject to a more rigorous verification check. Those who are not randomly sampled could potentially receive subsidies even if they are not eligible, and Republicans seized on this possibility during today's debate.
"States can continue to audit whatever sample size they see fit, or simply not audit at all," Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-N.C.) said. Others agreed the system raises the prospect of improper payments and fraud.
However, the CMS argues, even if some ineligible people receive subsidies, the IRS can retroactively take them back the next year once an applicant's actual income level is known. House Democrats backed up this point during today's debate.
"If there's an inconsistency, the applicant pays back the excess," Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. (D-N.J.) said. "There is … 100 percent income verification and reconciliation on the back end."
House passage of the bill today likely means the end of legislative progress on the issue, given Senate and White House opposition. But Thursday's debate left little doubt that Republicans would continue to keep up pressure for the repeal and reform of ObamaCare.
Ellmers warned of the pending "economic disaster" that is looming for the United States when enrollment under the health insurance exchanges begins in just a few weeks, on Oct. 1.
House Republican Conference Committee Chairman Cathy McMorris RodgersCathy McMorris RodgersGOP campaign chief: Turn up the heat on Clinton GOP rep: Ryan's agenda to restore representative government Restoring the VA's promise to veterans MORE (R-Wash.) said the Obama administration's flexibility for state-run exchanges appears to be aimed at getting as many people using the health insurance exchanges as possible.
"This administration has made one thing clear: It will stop at nothing to ensure that 7 million people are enrolled in the exchanges in 2014 … and that subsidies are handed out to as many Americans as possible," she said.
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Measurements taken at the molecular scale have for the first time confirmed a key property that could improve our knowledge of how the heart and lungs function.
University of Washington researchers have shown that a favorable electrical property is present in a type of protein found in organs that repeatedly stretch and retract, such as the lungs, heart and arteries. These findings are the first that clearly track this phenomenon, called ferroelectricity, occurring at the molecular level in biological tissues.
The researchers published their findings online June 23 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
"We wanted to bring in different experimental techniques, evidence and theoretical understanding of ferroelectricity in biological functions," said Jiangyu Li, a UW professor of mechanical engineering and corresponding author of the paper. "We certainly have much more confidence now in the phenomenon itself."
Ferroelectricity is a response to an electric field in which a molecule switches from having a positive to a negative charge. This switching process in synthetic materials serves as a way to power computer memory chips, display screens and sensors. This property only recently has been discovered in animal tissues and researchers think it may help build and support healthy connective tissues in mammals.
A research team led by Li first discovered ferroelectric properties in biological tissues in 2012, then in 2013 found that glucose can suppress this property in the body's connective tissues, wherever the protein elastin is present. But while ferroelectricity is a proven entity in synthetic materials and has long been thought to be important in biological functions, its actual existence in biology hasn't been firmly established.
This study proves that ferroelectric switching happens in the biological protein elastin. When the researchers looked at the base structures within the protein, they saw similar behavior to the unit cells of solid-state materials, where ferroelectricity is well understood.
"When we looked at the smallest structural unit of the biological tissue and how it was organized into a larger protein fiber, we then were able to see similarities to the classic ferroelectric model found in solids," Li said.
The researchers wanted to establish a more concrete, precise way of verifying ferroelectricity in biological tissues. They used small samples of elastin taken from a pig's aorta and poled the tissues using an electric field at high temperatures. They then measured the current with the poling field removed and found that the current switched direction when the poling electric field was switched, a sign of ferroelectricity.
They did the same thing at room temperature using a laser as the heat source, and the current also switched directions.
Then, the researchers tested for this behavior on the smallest-possible unit of elastin, called tropoelastin, and again observed the phenomenon. They concluded that this switching property is "intrinsic" to the molecular make-up of elastin.
The next step is to understand the biological and physiological significance of this property, Li said. One hypothesis is that if ferroelectricity helps elastin stay flexible and functional in the body, a lack of it could directly affect the hardening of arteries.
"We may be able to use this as a very sensitive technique to detect the initiation of the hardening process at a very early stage when no other imaging technique will be able to see it," Li said.
The team also is looking at whether this property plays a role in normal biological functions, perhaps in regulating the growth of tissue.
Co-authors are Pradeep Sharma at the University of Houston, Yanhang Zhang at Boston University, and collaborators at Nanjing University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
The research was funded by the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the UW.
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June has flown by in a flurry of park picnics, nursery school trips, suncream, sunhats and the occasional rainy day. I've almost finished making my Big Grannies blanket (I'm having border regret and need to rip that back and do it again), and I've started knitting a sock. I've started this five times; progress is a little slower than I would like! I'll write about it in the fullness of time (and hopefully fullness of sock.).
I've just looked through all of my "June" photos and the overwhelming theme is outside in our little yard. And just how quickly TTB's hair grows: it's fine at the start of the month and now it looks like it should've been cut last week. It's crazy just how fast children grow, not just their hair!
TTB has always been very interested in water, especially running water, and this summer he's able to turn on our outside tap. I thought about buying a water table for them to play with but they've both had no end of fun just with a bucket and various plastic trucks, flower pots, spoons and scoops. TTG is equally fascinated by the water and they both go through several outfit changes a day when we play out there.
I like them being outside because there's very little they can destroy out there and there's very little cleaning up for me to do afterwards!
On Friday morning we went outside in our pyjamas right after breakfast time and had the most wonderful half an hour being silly and blowing hundreds of big, shiny bubbles. Our little bubble machine thingy was a couple of quid from Morrisons last year and its loads of fun. It's got a bit gunked up lately which makes most of the bubbles stick together and create multifaceted mega bubbles. They're pretty heavy and don't float very high which makes them easy for tiny people to catch and pop with their hands. It took my mind off of Brexit (what a stupid name) for a bit anyway.
I'd woken up about 4 that morning to settle TTB back to sleep. I made the mistake of checking my phone and finding out that the result of the EU referendum was "leave". I couldn't get back to sleep after that! I just lay there (with TTG clinging onto me as usual) shaking and feeling very panicked about what was going to happen. I have so many thoughts about everything that's going on and everything that's followed, probably not coherent enough to write about properly though. I found this article, "The Sociology of Brexit" to be very interesting though, well worth a read. The referendum and the aftermath has made me a lot more politically aware than I was before. It's fascinating while being horrifying at the same time.
It's unsettling to say the least that everything is such a mess right now. I went on a 20 minute train journey on Sunday and during that time, half of the shadow cabinet resigned. George Osborne seems to have gone into hiding, David Cameron has resigned – but not until October, Nigel Farage is making an absolute disgrace of himself and the UK, and nobody seems to have any idea what is going to happen. Oh and everyone seems to think it's Jeremy Corbyn's fault, and Rupert Murdoch had lunch with Donald Trump. What a mess.
In the future I'm sure politics students will write dissertations on this referendum, but right now it is all just a bit shit!
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Lahore: Pakistan`s under-fire skipper Misbah-ul Haq has no intention to retire from ODIs or step down from the post despite his side`s one-day series loss to Australia in the UAE.
"No doubt we struggled to dominate in batting and didn`t take command on the field but we tried to select the best playing eleven for all the matches," Misbah told reporters after returning home from Dubai.
"I enjoy the honor of leading Pakistan in ODIs and Tests and take pride in my own personal performances. It is disappointing we lost to Australia but we need to move on and learn from our mistakes. Definitely, we need improvements in different areas as we repeating same mistakes," he said.
Soon after Pakistan lost the final match and the series, several former players and critics have called for Misbah to retire from one-day international cricket.
The 38-year old suffered his second successive one-day series loss as captain since the Asia Cup.
Former chief selector and the coach of the national team until March this year, Mohsin Khan said that the captain and coach had made several mistakes in the series.
"Honestly speaking this was a weak Australian side and conditions didn`t favour them at all. We had a great chance to win a one-day series against them after 10 years and we squandered it due to poor tactics and a defensive approach," Mohsin, a former Test player, said.
Aamir Sohail was also unimpressed by Misbah`s captaincy. "He should learn how to use his fast bowlers better like Australia did. He didn`t utilise Junaid Khan when the spinners were struggling with the wet ball in the final match."
Former captain, Wasim Akram has also criticised Misbah`s captaincy and batting and blamed him for the defeat.
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The Oregon Innovation Council will create plan to increase Oregon's competitiveness in a global economy; University Venture Funds will promote commercialization of university-based research
Governor Ted Kulongoski today was joined by members of the legislature and leaders in Oregon's technology and other trades sector industries to celebrate the signing of Senate Bills 838 and 853, and to announce the appointments to the new Oregon Innovation Council.
"My vision for Oregon is to be the Innovation State and the bills I'm signing today mark a new commitment and strengthened relationship between the state and private partners to move us forward in achieving that goal," Governor Ted Kulongoski said.
Senate Bill 838 creates the Oregon Innovation Council - a council of industry, education and government leaders - to provide the Governor and legislature advice regarding business innovation so as to strengthen competitiveness in global markets. The bill also recognizes the Oregon Nanoscience and Microtechnologies Institute (ONAMI) as the state's first Signature Research Center and appropriates $7 million for operations and leveraging of private and federal funds. Every state dollar invested into ONAMI delivers a thirty dollar return through private investment.
"The creation of the Oregon Innovation Council is the result of collaboration from both the private and public sectors to reach a common goal - enhance global competitiveness in Oregon through research, commercialized development and our traded sector industries," Governor Kulongoski said. "Several key Oregon companies contributed to this success HP, FEI, LSI, PNNL, Pixelworks and Intel, and, as a result, this Council represents some of the brightest and most talented individuals in our state. With their guidance Oregon will be a world leader in innovation."
Senate Bill 853 directs the State Treasurer to establish one or more university venture development funds within the state treasury, and authorizes Oregon University Systems (OUS) institutions and Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) to establish venture capital funds to promote the commercialization of university research and business concepts developed in Oregon universities. It also directs the State Board of Higher Education and OHSU Board of Directors to establish a grant program to distribute grants to facilitate commercialization of university research and development.
"Oregon higher education institutions are valuable assets in both growing our innovation industries and growing our economy," Governor Kulongoski said. "By establishing university-based venture funds, we open the door to cutting edge ideas, new technologies, and endless opportunities for Oregon's future."
Beginning in 2006, taxpayers who contribute to the funds are allowed a 60 percent tax credit up to $50,000, spread over three years. Contributions eligible for tax credits are capped at $10 million for OUS and $4 million for OHSU. The institutions are required to transfer 20 percent of income from the commercialization of their research to the General Fund until the General Fund is reimbursed for revenues lost to the tax credits (60 percent of $14 million, which is $8.4 million)
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"Even though Railways uses fire retardant materials for furnishings in coaches, fire accidents on trains continue to be reported. Therefore, we have decided to further upgrade our preparedness for fire prevention and suppression," a senior Railway Ministry official said.
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Expressing concern over frequent incidents of fire mishap on trains, the Standing Committee on Railways has asked the state-owned enterprise to find methods with the help of technology and experts to prevent recurrence of such incidents.
The parliamentary panel has also asked the national transporter to install automatic fire alarm system in all trains immediately.
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Recommending help of latest technology, the committee has asked the Railways to explore the possibility of adopting best practices in fire fighting exercise available in other countries.
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Understand and use computer tools such as SAP and accurately follow work instructions. Demonstrate initiative to keep processes moving and on schedule. Must receive annual hazardous materials/waste handling...
from: jobvertise.com - 4 days ago
GARAGE MARIO TURCOTTE INC. - Sainte-Marie, QC (Québec)
(The following information has not been translated.): Démonter et remonter pièces-Débosselage-Finition-Sablage-Masquage-Découpe pré-peinture-Entretien des lieux de travail
from: emploiquebec.net - 15 days ago
RANDSTAD LÉVIS - Montmagny (Québec)
(The following information has not been translated.): Vous aimez le travail de précision et aimez voir votre produit fini ? Nous sommes présentement à la recherche d'un peintre industriel avec expérience... according to experience of
from: emploiquebec.net - 15 days ago