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Scrabble word: KIP
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Definitions of KIP in dictionaries:
- noun - sleep
- noun - the basic unit of money in Laos
- noun - a gymnastic exercise performed starting from a position with the legs over the upper body and moving to an erect position by arching the back and swinging the legs out and down while forcing the chest upright
- verb - be asleep
- The untanned hide of a small or young animal, such as a calf.
- A set or bundle of such hides.
- A rooming house.
- A place to sleep; a bed.
- Sleep.
- A unit of weight equal to 1,000 pounds (455 kilograms).
- verb - to be in a natural, periodic state of rest
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Tie Fighter - Mission 11/12??
Question.. It took a long time, but I finally beat missions 1 through 10 on the original Tie Fighter. To my surprise, the credits begain to roll after the final sequence of mission 10.. Afterwards, there is no option to start mission 11; I'm under the impression that there are a total of 12 missions, according to FAQs on the web. Nowhere does it state that something special has to be completed before mission 11 is accessible, though.
Is there a patch that needs to be installed to get missions 11 and 12? Was my score not high enough to proceed? I find this hard to believe, since I never avoided a secondary goal, and I probably got 75% of all bonus goals available! Please advise, I'd like to finish out this game if possible.
Addition: One note, at the time I completed mission 10, I hadn't gotten the gold medal for Missle-Boat missions yet.. Could this have screwed me on getting to mission 11?
Seems to me you've completed the first battle. At the place where you select the battle, just select the next one. Though it also appears to me the battles are shorter (in number of missions) in TIE Fighter. Which group of missions did you complete? Combat Chamber?
Note: Battle 6, Mission 3 in TIE95 is known to cause a lockup (or crash to desktop in Win2K/XP) and needs to be patched. Look here for it (the file is linked to the "Download Now!" text at the bottom of the page...follow the instructions on the page).
Sorry I worded it wrong.. When I say "mission", I was meaning "battle". I have completed battles 1 through 10, all missions within each of them. I think the issue is I'm running the original Tie Fighter game, and not the Collector's Edition.. Battles 11, 12, and 13 (?) are not on the original, I don't think. I'm going to try to snag a copy of the Collectors and copy my .plt over to see if that will work.
I'll let you guys know, thanks for the quick response.
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2012: Indoors, McSwain clocked a personal-best time of 6.75 in the 60-meter dash, he posted that time at the NAU Open and in the preliminary round of the MPSF Championships ... In the final of the 60 meters at the MPSF Championships, McSwain clocked a time of 6.79, good for third place ... His season-best time of 21.27 in the 200-meter dash was good for a win at the Boise State Team Challenge ... He took fifth place in the 200 meters at the MPSF Championships, clocking a time of 21.56 ... He also ran the second leg on the 4x400-meter relay team, the quartet of Clifton Leake, McSwain, James Eichberger and Sean Delfani took sixth place at the MPSF Championships with a season-best time of 3:12.00 ... Outdoors, McSwain's season-best time of 10.49 in the 100-meter sprint came at the Stanford Invitational, good for third place in the preliminaries ... In the preliminary round of the Pac-12 Championships, McSwain posted a time of 10.54, good for 13th place ... He also ran 10.54 at the NCAA West Preliminaries, taking 35th place overall in the 100 meters ... At the UA-ASU-NAU Double Dual, McSwain clocked a season-best time of 21.05 in the 200-meter run, good for second place ... In the preliminary portion of the Pac-12 Championships, McSwain took 12th place with a time of 21.24 ... At the UA-ASU-NAU Double Dual, the quartet of Thomas Moronta, McSwain, Garic Wharton and Sean Delfani clocked a season-best time of 40.11 in the 4x100-meter relay, good for first place ... At the Pac-12 Championships, Moronta, McSwain, Wharton and Clifton Leake took fifth place, clocking a time of 40.77 ... The quartet of Leake, McSwain, James Eichberger and Sean Delfani clocked a season-best time of 3:11.44 in the 4x400-meter relay at the UA-ASU-NAU Double Dual, good for second place.
2011: During the indoor season, McSwain set a personal record in the 60-meter dash at the Lumberjack Invitational with a time of 6.77, earning a third-place finish ... He was the 60-meter champion at the MPSF Indoor Championships with a time of 6.80 ... He also won the 200-meter dash at the MPSF Indoor Championships, timed at 21.42 ... During the outdoor season, McSwain set a personal record in the 100-meter dash at the Jim Click Shootout, finishing in second place with a time of 10.37 ... At Pac-10 Outdoor Championships, he finished fourth in the 100 meters, timed at 10.48 ... He also finished eighth in the 200-meter dash at Pac-10 Championships with a time of 21.24 ... In the preliminary round of the 200 meters at the NCAA Championships, he set a personal-best time of 20.88 in the 200 meters.
2010: Redshirted the season.
2009: Ran a wind-aided time of 10.59 in the 100 meters at the Mt. SAC Relays ... Ran 21.46 in the 200 meters at the Jim Click Shootout for a personal best in the event ... Ran a 100-meter best of 10.67 at the Pac-10 Championships preliminary round, just missing the final ... Earned all-region honors as a member of the UA's 4x100-meter relay team that finished seventh at the NCAA West Regional Championships.
HIGH SCHOOL: Only competed on the track and field team for one season during his senior year at Mojave High School ... McSwain took third in the 400 meters and fourth in the 200 meters at the Nevada 4A State Championships at the same meet ... Ran a personal best of 21.4 in the 200 meters at the Junior Olympics as a senior ... Was an All-Northwest Division defensive back for the Mojave football team.
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The Diversified Woodcrafts 8' Instructor's Desk is constructed of solid oak, oak and hardwood veneers, that serves as a complete demonstration center offering a spacious work surface. The dovetailed drawers operate smoothly on epoxy coated steel glides with quiet rolling nylon bearings. The top is 1" black epoxy resin that has one of the highest levels of resistance to acid damage.
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Discover the Dominican Republic
Peaks and dales continue the curvaceous trend inland until the sultry heat and thick brine of the ocean air give way to the cool mountain breezes of the Cordillera Central — the mountain range home to the Caribbean's tallest peak, Pico Duarte. In the bustling capital city of Santo Domingo, 16th-century architecture sits alongside trendy bars and restaurants on the narrow cobblestone streets of Ciudad Colonial.
The Dominican Republic was the fountainhead for the New World and has given the western hemisphere many "firsts." The first paved road, the first hospital, and first university. But along with these impressive beginnings, the Dominican Republic owns a tragic history with the genocide of the Taíno people, troubled Haitian/Dominican relations, and a brutal 20th-century dictatorship.
Most tourists flock to the country for its famous white-sand beaches, which teeter on the cliché of a postcard metaphor, but the Dominican Republic offers more. It is home to the world-renowned windsurfing capital of Cabarete, white-water rafting on the Río Yaque del Norte, diving among some of the Caribbean's best-preserved reefs, a raucous Merengue Festival in Santo Domingo, and whale-watching in the Bahía de Samaná. In the underbelly of the island Taíno history is evident, with some of the best examples of rupestrian art in the Caribbean at Reserva Antropológica El Pomier and Cueva de las Maravillas.
The adventurous traveler has an abundance of opportunities, such as hiking the mountain ranges in Jarabacoa or canyoning down amazing waterfalls in Damajagua. Regardless of which region you choose, or what you seek, the Dominican Republic's recreational grab bag makes it a dynamic destination that offers something for every kind of traveler.
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The Maryland Sierra Club seeks volunteers for the Serpentine Restoration project at the Robert E. Lee Park in Baltimore on Feb 22 and 23. Both days have a morning shift 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and an afternoon shift of 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The serpentine area in the park is a rare grassland plant and animal community that is being overrun by Virginia Pines. If this goes on, the grassland will become a forest, with the loss of many plants and animals, including a number of rare species. Volunteers will cut limbs from the felled trees and move them to the shredder, and will also move the main trunks onto the trailer for removal. To learn more, contact Dwight Johnson at firstname.lastname@example.com or (410) 366-7239 or (551) 486-8518 (cell).
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The Irvine Nature Center is holding Maple Magic on Feb 22 from 1 - 2:30 p.m. A naturalist will teach participants how to identify maple trees, correctly tap into a tree to collect the sap, and then make syrup out of the sap. Maple Magic is for all ages, but children must be accompanied by an adult. Admission is free for members, and $10.00 for non-members. Registration is recommended. To learn more, call (443) 738-9220.
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So here's an "Example of Play" that I made up and tried to gloss over the holes that are still gaping in the design.
Alice is playing Jain, an architect who leads a group of people living in a crashed city-ship that she designed and brought into the battle above Agora. She's from the Hierarchy faction, so is a domineering ubermensch, and from the Oppidan culture, so she's very much an urbanite who cherishes cosmopolitan cooperation.
Ben and Christina are playing other leaders of other groups of people that have alliances and rivalries with Alice's group in the city-ship, but that's not important for this bit. Right here and right now, they're going to play some of the Followers on Alice's sheet; Ben will play Lor the City Controller, and Christina will play Gnoscis, the slave gladiator.
Dan also plays another leader, but for this scene he's going to play Alice's Opposition.
Alice sets out what she wants her movement to do, and in doing so frames about half the scene: "Since we've just crash-landed, we're going to need to repair the damages that the city-ship suffered in landfall. So Jain is going to organize the citizens into work groups, send them out into the surrounding territory to fell trees, and use them to rebuild."
Dan now decides who or what is going to try and prevent Jain's people from getting the repairs done. He could decide to put some guerrilla fighters in the woods, or have an old enemy from the war resurface and attack the city-ship, or whatever, but he decides that Jain's opposition is going to be the woods themselves. So he quickly writes up "The Black Woods," giving it a Position, some proto-Complications, and some Spoils in a process yet to be determined, all of which are counted in dice. "The Black Woods is a proud wilderness, and will swallow up what workers you send into it!" he declares, which are his stakes.
Alice rolls in her starting Ideal "Diversity combines many strengths together 3d8" and her Resource "Industrial Equipment 3d6". Her Ideal rolls up a 3, a 5, and a 6. Her Resource rolls up a 2, a 3, and a 5. She keeps Ideals dice on one side of her character sheet and Resources dice on the other side.
Alice starts off, narrating, "The workbells ring throughout the city-ship, assembling the people before whatever screens are still working. I tell the people of the city that they will be engaged in a great project that will bring honor and recognition to many. Their regular workgroups have been issued new assignments, and their handlers will direct them to their work area in the surrounding forest."
Alice can only mount a one-die Action, since no two dice add up to four or less. She points at a three and says, "One die."
Dan rolls the Woods' starting Position "The wilderness resists the touch of man 3d6" and assigns a proto-Complication to "Rough territory, hard to travel without roads or flyers 2d4". The Position rolls a 3, a 4, and a 5; the Complication rolls a 1 and a 2.
Dan shakes his head. "Your people are used to the orderly grid of streets and mass transit within the city-ship, and have hardly any outdoor survival skills to speak of. Most of the work teams can't even get to their work sites, which have been placed only a few hundred yards into the surrounding Woods."
Dan points at the 1 and 2, which add up to less than four, and says, "Two dice." He discards the one (since it's from a Complication, it does not become Fallout). He now has a 3, a 4, and a 5 in Position and a 2 in Complications.
Since Dan beat Alice by one die, Alice must discard one of her dice. She tosses the 6, which was on a d8, anyway.
"Further," Dan narrates since it's his Action, "the few teams that do scramble into the backwoods are attacked by ravenous monsters that look like a cross between dinosaurs and hyenas, with tufts of fur coming off their shoulders and big red claws!"
Now Dan rolls in a new Complication, "Terrible man-eating beasts 4d10." He gets a 2, a 4, a 6, and a 10. He points at his pair of twos. "Two dice."
Alice can't beat two dice right now, so she needs to do something. Since she's making a Reaction, she could introduce another of her Ideals or Loyalties, but she decides to just reroll the 3 and 5 that she already has. She rolls snake eyes, a pair of ones! She points at those and the 2 she still has, and declares, "Three dice! Of course I anticipated native life, and the security teams go into action, protecting the work crews."
The two ones were from rerolling her Ideals, so they become Fallout and are removed from her pool.
Now it's Alice's turn to take Action, and she decides to bring in one of her Followers. Since she just mentioned the security teams, she decides to introduce Gnoscis. She takes Gnoscis' 2d8 dice, rolls them (a 2 and a 4), and scoots them over to Christina. She points at her two and Gnoscis' two. "Two dice. The security teams hack their way into the interior while the construction crews roll out the heavy machinery to flatten the Woods around the ship. The trees they destroy won't be harvestable, but will function as serviceable roads while the rest of the teams start felling trees."
Dan already has two twos, but if his Reaction only ties Alice's Action, he still loses one die. He rerolls his 6 and 10, but gets a 2 and a 5. He can still only mount a two-die Reaction. "The trees are tough, and have deep roots, but over the course of the day they fall one after the other, until there are trails of crushed trees radiating out from the ship." He tosses the 5.
Since play goes around the table, it's now Christina's turn, and she rerolls Gnoscis' 4. It comes up a 3, so she can only mount a one-die Action. "The gladiator leads his team of bloodthirsty duelists out along the roads, striking deep into the heart of the Woods after every rustle they hear."
Dan's already used two of his 2s in the Reaction against Alice's bulldozers, so he only has one 2. He could roll in a new Position for his Reaction, but since this is at the beginning of play and is an example of play anyway, let's say he doesn't have another Position. He's going to lose a die, and he tosses the d10 showing a 5. "Fleeing from the crashing machinery and chased by the well-organized security patrols, the beasts of the Black Woods fall easily to the gladiators."
"We're totally skinning them and using their pelts in our gladiatorial gear," Christina gloats.
Now it's back to Dan, and he decides to use his last Complication. "Things are proceeding well enough the following day, until the work teams start dropping like flies in the east, knocked unconscious by fungal spores that their trampling of the woods must have kicked up," Dan declares, and rolls in a 3d6 for "Poison Spores." He nets himself a 1, a 3, and a 5. Pointing at the 1 and the 3, he announces, "Two dice." He then discards the 1 and reduces Poison Spores to 2d6.
Alice could use two dice (one in front of her, one in front of Christina), but then she'd still lose a die. She's only got one die left in her Ideals, so she decides to bring in another Ideal. This escalates the conflict, increasing her investment (and decreasing the fallout die size). She rolls in her 2d6 Ideal "Lessers serve their betters to become greater themselves" and gets two fours. "Well, crap!" Since she ties the two-die Attack, she loses one die (one of those disappointing fours) and sighs, "Well, they were really just plebian worker-drones, anyway, so some losses are to be expected. The medical teams go recoup who they can, and we leave that portion of the woods alone."
Alice's Action, now. She doesn't have to reroll anything -- she can still mount a two-die Action and she knows Dan doesn't have any more Positions to throw in. So she points at her two twos, rather gloatingly, and narrates, "As the lumber starts streaming into the city-ship, it's cut down and processed, then put to good use, buttressing crumbling corners and propping up sagging balconies."
Dan waves sadly at his pair of twos, which just ties, so he loses a die, which is going to be one of the twos he's come to depend on. "Yeah, well, there's bugs and rodents in all that lumber you bring in, so you get a nasty infestation of creepy-crawlies in your pristine little city! I surrender."
Alice cheers a bit, and gets her stakes -- the interior of the city-ship is rebuilt. She didn't lose any Resource dice to do it, but she did rack up two Fallout dice.
Since she used two Ideals, the Fallout die size went from ten to eight. Alice rolls 2d8 and gets a 1 and a 3. Any result of 4 or less makes her change one word of her Ideals; any result of 1 means she has to take a keyword from her Opponent's Position. Since the Black Woods' Position is "The wilderness resists the touch of man," she rewrites her Ideal to "The wilderness' diversity combines many strengths together." In her fight with the Black Woods, she has come to respect its noble resistance.
Additionally, since Dan goaded Alice into investing two of her ideals, he gets to bank two Resource dice for his own character.
The Black Woods has Spoils to the tune of 3d4, 2d6, and 1d8. Alice gets to take one of these and add them as Resource dice to her own sheet. So she takes "Building Materials 3d4." The other two Spoils are incremented by one (3d6, 2d8) and the Black Woods is filed away in the Opposition Library to be used by any other player later on in the game.
The next scene is Ben's. He decides what his leader character is doing, and somebody picks up Opposition for him, and the others play his followers or perhaps an allied leader.
After writing this up, I'm thinking the threshold for putting dice together should probably be pushed to five instead of four. There are lots more options of dice that 'fit into' five, and you don't have that two-twos problem where you set that up and then you can only better your chances by rolling two ones, which are immediately lost thereafter.
Note that I didn't include much on the (very rough) banking and support rules, which will allow players to take the Spoils that they win in one scene and either 'bank' them for a delayed payoff (if what you're doing should properly take multiple scenes to accomplish, and have a big payoff at the end) or send them to another player as 'support' (so two leader PCs can cooperate with each other).
This conflict is harvesting and building and stuff, but the system should support diplomacy, battles, exploration, even scientific research.
Opposition is filed away and accrues value so that players are rewarded for reincorporating things.
Since the setting can be (and often will be) Opposition, and the Positions and Complications of Opposition can change just as much as the PCs can change, the action of each scene should have a direct effect on the setting and situation.


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"How ironic that a song about something as old-fashioned as a payphone sets a digital download record," begins Billboard's Hot 100 chart recap this week. Yes, how. Maroon 5′s "Payphone," based around a lyrical conceit that our editor here at Popdust aptly referred to as "practically steampunk," was the most downloaded song of last week, with 493,000 copies sold after the song's debut on Monday's episode of The Voice. The total is the largest amount ever sold by a group in one week, beating the 465k sold by the Black Eyed Peas of "Boom Boom Pow" in its debut week, and it's enough to get the reverse-anachronism of a song to #3 on the Hot 100 this week, an impressive fifth top five hit for the Adam Levine-fronted group.
Of course, #3 is still two spots shy of #1, whose rarefied air is still being breathed by the duo down under of Gotye and Kimbra, whose "Somebody That I Used to Know" spends its second week at pole position. Though it slipped a little in digital sales from its historic, Glee-boosted tally last week, that and future slippage will be at least partly offset by the resounding numbers being moved by the song's Tiesto-produced dance remix, currently #11 on the dance charts, while the song just continues to grow in radio airplay (up 8-6 this week) and online streams (still #1, up another 10%). The only non-Maroon 5 song to find a new peak in the top ten this week is our girl Carly Rae Jepsen (and we should really capitalize Our Girl, since that's basically part of her name now), whose "Call Me Maybe" climbs a spot to #7.
It wasn't that long ago that it seemed like "We Are Young" might have a chart reign that verged on the endless, but now we can't help wondering if Gotye and Kimbra might go for even longer. Much of it will likely depend on whether the further promotion and radio support of Justin Bieber's "Boyfriend" (which climbs from 5-4 this week) can get it over the hump, and you never know when a Glee-related sales boost can help make any one of these songs into a contender ("Call Me Maybe" maybe?), but for now, especially with the Tiesto remix only now gaining traction, it seems like Gotye and Kimbra should have clear sailing for at least another couple weeks on top. We wish it all the best in its ubiquity—been over a half-year we been loving that song, and that doesn't look likely to abate anytime soon.


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Major-General Omer Hassan Baba'eer, commander of the Peninsula Shield, said today that his forces are in Kuwait at the request of its government and are cooperating with the Kuwaiti army in enhancing the nation's defensive capabilities. Maj. Gen. Baba'eer praised the excellence of his forces performance in spite of the difficult desert environment and denied reports that some of the forces had resigned, or that any of them had been disarmed.
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There are many home replacement apps available in the market to completely change the look of your Android phone, most worked well and Open Home, veteran desktop beautification program, is one of them. Open Home for Android is a great alternative to the standard home screen of mobile devices running on Android platform. Open Home Android home screen replacement app allows users to replace the standard desktop with themes support and full support for widgets. It is one of the best Android homescreen replace apps that supports the skin, icons, fonts, weather, players, small switches and other plug-ins. The app features a touch screen virtual keyboard to type keywords into the Google Search Widget. It also supports Skin chooser and auto-rotate, so you can browse skins in the Android Market to further customize your device. The best feature of Open Home is "Live Folders", with which you can display any source of data on the Home screen without forcing the launch of an application. Open Home also supports aHome themes.
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• Born in Estella, close to Pamplona, he started out with local club CA Osasuna but was scouted at an early age by Athletic before he had a chance to play for their first team. An immediate success at the Estadio San Mamés, he made 35 Liga appearances in his debut campaign, aged just 18, and scored a memorable double in a 2-0 win at RC Deportivo La Coruña.
• Continued to blossom over the next few campaigns as Athletic's central midfield conduit and helped the club into the 2009 Copa del Rey final − a 4-1 defeat by FC Barcelona − after which he made his European debut in the 2009/10 UEFA Europa League.
• Played for Spain at the 2009 UEFA European U21 Championship in Sweden and made his senior debut a year later, in an Innsbruck friendly against Saudi Arabia, before earning a surprise call-up for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, where he made one brief substitute appearance.
• Promoted to U21 skipper for the 2011 finals in Denmark, he led Spain to victory, starting all five matches; made two appearances in UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying − away to Lithuania and the Czech Republic − and by the end of 2011 he had yet to play a senior international on home soil.
• Appeared in two cup finals in May 2012, both of which ended in a 3-0 defeat for Athletic – the UEFA Europa League (v Club Atlético de Madrid) and Copa del Rey (v Barcelona); made one substitute appearance as Spain retained the European Championship.
• Became the most expensive player in German history when he joined Bayern in August 2012 for €40m. A Bundesliga title winner in his first season, he featured in all but one of the club's games in their triumphant 2012/13 UEFA Champions League campaign.
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The Chelan Friends of the Library is celebrating reaching their community fundraising goal of $160 thousand to renovate the historic MasonicTemple into a state of the art public library.
The funds raised by the City and the Friends of the library, along with a $490 thousand community development block grant will help complete the renovation project.
Gary Sterner, President of the Chelan Friends of the Library told KOZI that the committee is thrilled with meeting their goal, but adds that the initial amount of $160 thousand is just the bare-bones amount needed.
Additional donations will be used to optimize the use of the entire building, with focus being on the second floor community space. The list of necessary improvements include: additional restrooms, emergency exits, energy efficient windows and elevator replacement.
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TC TO ALEXANDER CARLYLE ; 18 April 1846; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18460418-TC-AC-01; CL 20: 171-172
Chelsea, 18 April, 1846
My dear Brother,
Having again got a Note from Jack just last night, which in a rough way conveys the latest intelligence from Annandale, and an account of your Letter to me as received there,—I will send it off, and a hasty word of my own to go with it. I did the like by last Packet: we should use the benefits of the Post-Office, when for a little coin it will carry friendly news in never so rough a state.
Your Letter by Boston came about a week ago,—not conveyed, I think, by steam: but right welcome when it did come. The "price," which you ask after, was 8 pence: a very cheap price! Do not neglect to send us the smallest word when you can, whatever the price be.— — Your Letter pleased me much; and your new name of Bield,—"better a wee bush than nae bield";1 across the Water too, the same great sky envelopes us all! I am very glad, and very sad both in one, to figure you toiling like a man, in your vocation, far away there. Brother Jack seems to lament that you are not merry of humour or of situation: alas, there is not any "mirth" for any of us any more! A serious heart can hope to be calm in this most serious world; but need not long to be joyful: joy is not our portion here; grim battle is; and some victory,—and what of peaceable and good the Great Father, in the Eternities, has appointed for us, after battle! Courage, my brave Brother. We will try to work well and wisely, whether sad or cheerful, each in his task here; and look not to changeful Fortune, but to something far beyond that, for our blessedness.— And withal let us not be sad, but quiet, clear and free; prepared for all things.
I also liked little Jane's Letter immensely! Poor little creature: it seems but yesterday when I first saw her on your knee at Scotsbrig, with little hands like her Father's; and now she is growing a young Canada lass, full of sense and spirit I see; and will do a pretty part there, I hope! The Letter is to be returned from Scotsbrig for Jane's (my Jane's) especial perusal, who being in the Country still has not yet seen it. She comes home now in two days; and that is ended. I have sent little Jane a Newspaper today, or kind of three-halfpenny Journal, as memorial of me.
The Irish are starving; there will be bad work before the new food of the year can come! Our Parliament meanwhile goes on debating its Anti Corn-Law; perfectly plain that Peel must prevail,—so that few people read their jargon: nevertheless there it goes on, and will go, it is said, throughout the whole Session.2— I am very glad you got the Book on Oliver, tho' it cost you enormously. An American Copy can be got for half a dollar! You shall have some way or other a Copy of the Second edition free of cost: you can then give the First to Brother John if he care for it.3 I go still fagging in attendance on my Printers: I think it will be a month yet or more before we end. I have got my Horse back from his winterquarters, which does me good. Our Spring is very forward, but very wet: you will see how Jamie and the rest go on.— Poor Robie Irving the Fiddler,4 you will see his death in the last Courier; all have to go!— My kind affection to Jenny and all the young ones from Jane down to the new one still in arms.5 Poor little Suckling may his new Country be propitious to him. May all prosper at the little Bield that is far away! I still think to see it yet some day.
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College Hockey:Dartmouth Clinches First-Round Bye
Big Green Down Rapidly Sliding Brown
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Dartmouth put itself in great position to win the Ivy League Championship with a 3-0 win tonight at Brown. Junior goaltender Dan Yacey was the star, as he stopped all 32 shots he faced to help his team leapfrog the Bears for the top spot in the race for the Ivy crown.
Tomorrow night, Yacey and the Big Green will be in the Boston to face Harvard in the last game of the regular season. They will be champs with a win. If they should lose, Brown and Cornell, who play non-Ivy opponents tomorrow night, would share the title.
The Bears came in to tonight game needing just a win or a tie to clinch their first Ivy League title since 1995. Instead, Brown dropped its fourth game in a row and is now in a serious tailspin. They have been shutout in three of those last four heading in to the playoffs.
The 3-0 score hardly indicated how bitterly contested this game truly was. Brown and Dartmouth were very evenly matched, with Brown certainly having the upper hand in quality scoring chances and outshooting the Big Green 32-27.
Brown's Yann Danis came out of a recent slump, as he made 24 saves and kept the score at 1-0 until the final minute. Dartmouth added two empty-netters in the last seconds to make it a 3-0 final.
In the second game of the season for both teams, Brown and Dartmouth played to an exciting 3-1 win for the Big Green at home in Hanover, N.H. Junior Lee Stempniak scored all three Dartmouth goals and Yacey stopped 23 of 24 Brown shots. Dartmouth was the only Ivy League opponent to top Brown in the regular season, and they did so twice — thanks mostly to the play of Yacey.
"He was in control tonight," said Dartmouth coach Bob Gaudet about Yacey, who really stepped it up tonight at a key time. "He made some really key saves to keep us in front. And he really controlled his rebounds well. This was a strong game for him."
With the win, Dartmouth moves in to a tie for second place in the ECAC standings with Cornell. The Big Green have clinched a first-round bye, while Brown now holds that final 4th position for a bye by just one point over Rensselaer.
The Bears really picked an awful time to hit the skids, but they played much better tonight than they did on last weekend's road trip to the North Country. Danis was sharp, and Brown at times controlled much of the action but just could not find a way to beat Yacey or bury a second chance.
"I think our guys just need to put more bodies in front of the net," Danis said about the team's recent offensive struggles. "Sometimes, I think the opposing goalies get a good view of our shots. We need more traffic and shots to the net."
The Bears came out with lots of momentum early, but were unable to get on the board in the first despite three Dartmouth penalties. Instead, it was junior forward Nathan Szymanski who got Dartmouth on the board late in the first with a freaky goal that turned out to be the game-winner.
During a delayed penalty call on Brown, freshman defenseman Grant Lewis fired a shot from the right boards. Szymanski, perched on the doorstep, redirected the hip-high shot behind Danis to make it 1-0.
Brown had golden chances to score throughout the first two periods. Yacey made a spectacular glove save in the first, and later the Bears had a wide-open net in front with a loose puck but no one could get a good stick on it. In the second, Yacey stuffed Brown's Mike Meech on a two-on-one chance, while his counterpart Danis kept it interesting by stopping all 16 shots he faced, including several good ones on a late Dartmouth power play.
"I was proud of the way our guys competed tonight," said Brown head coach Roger Grillo. "As far as quality chances go, we had more than enough to tie or win this game. It's frustrating."
Brown started the crucial third period on the power play but did not generate any sustained pressure. Brown's power-play unit has struggled of late, having been kept off the board on all five chances tonight and all of last weekend.
Yacey had one puck slip under him early in the third and it appeared Brown would finally get that elusive goal to tie it up. But Yacey was calm and seemed under control, as he found the puck and covered it up. Brown outshot Dartmouth 13-1 in the first 19 minutes in the third. A few chaotic scrambles in front of Yacey were for naught, and just as soon as Grillo pulled Danis, Dartmouth captain Brian Van Abel picked up the puck just inside his own blue line. Van Abel fired a accurate shot in to the back of the net to deflate the Bears for his first goal of the year.
Moments later, Mike Ouellette made it 3-0 with a much easier gimmie shot from in close to seal the win.
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I arrived at the hospital at 7 am yesterday 10/2 to be induced. Gestational age of 38.3! I have a feeling that even if I wasn't induced I would have had Lucy yesterday or today. We get here and the place is packed! Lots of ladies having babies yesterday. We get all settled into my room and eventually start the pitocin around 9 ish When I first arrived they checked me and I was 4 (2.5 last Friday!) and having regular Cx about 6 mins apart. Anyway, back to the inducing. Contractions started picking up of course and so I went ahead and ordered the epidural so I didn't do it too late like with my DS. Received the epidural around 10:30. Worked great no issues. My Dr came in at 12 and broke my water and instantly the contractions were every 2 mins or less and I was feeling them a little bit (which is what I wanted) They checked me at 12:50 and I was at a 6 and 90% but still very high. We moved my positions a couple times and by 1:20 I was getting very uncomfortable and feeling a little bit of pressure. She checked me again and I was a 9.5 so they started getting everything ready for the Dr. and I did 2 "practice" pushes...the Dr. walked in and I pushed once and Lucy was here! She was 5lbs 6oz. 18 1/2 inches so tiny and perfect. She got 9/9 on her APGAR.


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Definitions of CHIMNEY in dictionaries:
- noun - a vertical flue that provides a path through which smoke from a fire is carried away through the wall or roof of a building
- noun - a glass flue surrounding the wick of an oil lamp
- A passage through which smoke and gases escape from a fire or furnace; a flue.
- The usually vertical structure containing a chimney.
- The part of such a structure that rises above a roof.
- A smokestack, as of a ship or locomotive.
- A glass tube for enclosing the flame of a lamp.
- Something, such as a narrow cleft in a cliff, resembling a chimney.
- adj - an enclosed passageway for directing a current [n -S] : FLUED
There are 7 letters in CHIMNEY: C E H I M N Y
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The brackets for this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament are in place. All of the first round match-ups are set. But did you know March Madness was previously held three times at the Nassau Coliseum? That's when Uniondale was a basketball bastion. For the moment, the planned renovation of the Coliseum begs the question: Could March Madness ever return to Nassau County?
Build it and the NCAA will come
Renovation of the Nassau Coliseum is supposed to begin sometime after the conclusion of the 2015 NHL season. Notice, the key word here is supposed, because plans for restoration of the arena have been nothing less than controversial. Keep your fingers crossed.
When the new and improved Coliseum finally does open, scheduled for 2017, it will be without the lame duck NY Islanders, who have already inked a permanent deal to play at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
So, who or what will fill the void left by the Isles departure? No one seems to know the answer to that, not even Bruce Ratner, the developer in charge of the Coliseum project. Yes, it's the same Bruce Ratner who built the Barclays Center. Wow, how do you like that? What a strange coincidence.
Anyway, since there is going to be plenty of empty space at the Coliseum in the future, why not lure the NCAA back to Uniondale? Oh, didn't you know the Coliseum previously hosted March Madness?
NCAA tourney and beyond on Long Island
According to nassaucoliseum.com, the arena's official website, "The NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament first & second round games were held here in 1982, 1994, and 2001."
Furthermore, in an item published by The Gazette on Apr. 1, 2013, "We adore our coaches…until they lose," columnist Mike Hlas explained, "It was 2001. Iowa was in the NCAA men's tournament. Before losing to Kentucky in the second-round, the Hawkeyes defeated Creighton in an NCAA first-round game at Long Island's Nassau Coliseum…"
Plus, did you know the NBA's Nets once called the Nassau Coliseum home? Not only that, before "Air Jordan" came along, there was hoopster megastar Julius Erving, or "Dr. J." As a teen, Erving was weaned on round ball courts not far the Coliseum.
With all that rich basketball history, what's preventing the NCAA's March Madness from returning to the Nassau Coliseum in the future? It's a question worth answering.


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Crude Oil's Big Bounce Only Delayed the Lower Targets
Rod David
Resistance was tested Wednesday, and held, with an attraction outstanding below.
The following are the latest daily summaries of my ongoing intraday coverage, providing context to interpret price action. Any prices listed are for a contract's current "front month." Their direction tends to correlate with any ETFs listed for each.
Today's Highlight:
From the precious metals pullback to the energies excessive bounces, recent trending is being put to the test, and those various tests should resolve Thursday.
Dollar Basket
Mar Contract DX; (NYSEARCA:UUP), (NYSEARCA:UDN)
Gapping up Wednesday didn't extend any higher intraday. But a second consecutive higher close Thursday would nonetheless confirm the pullback was resolving up into a new upleg.
Mar Contract EC; (NYSEARCA:FXE)
Sliding overnight greeted Wednesday's open already in decline under the 1.3645 sell signal. A second consecutive lower close Thursday would confirm the range's upper end had held its test and that a new downleg is underway.
Feb Contract GC; (NYSEARCA:GLD)
Tuesday's drop under the 1246.00 pullback limit was extended Wednesday, at least initially. A recovery back to the open's gap doesn't prevent extending down Thursday, but it keeps the door open to recovering. Initial weakness that doesn't gap down under Wednesday's 1233.50 low or immediately break it would more likely recover to resume the rally, confirmed above 1248.50.
Mar Contract SI; (NYSEARCA:SLV)
Holding a test of "lower prior highs" Tuesday didn't prevent gapping down further Wednesday. The gap back up to Tuesday's close was nearly recovered, its difference potentially reflecting pessimism, which would be bullish from a contrarian perspective.
30-year Treasury
Mar Contract US; (NYSEARCA:TLT)
Tuesday's dip to its minimum 130-18 pullback limit extended overnight to greet Wednesday's open, attacking the minimum 130-02 pullback limit. A third higher close remains outstanding.
Crude Oil
Feb Contract CL; (NYSEARCA:USO)
Tuesday's choppy ranging launched a session-long rally Wednesday that trended through the 93.65 bounce limit by mid-morning, on the way to 94.65. Its recovery would have been bullish before extending down last week to the target area. It is still resistance. Back under 93.65 would put back into play the 90.50-91.25 target area.
Natural Gas
Jan Contract NG; (NYSEARCA:UNG), (NYSEARCA:UNL)
Despite probing above it intraday Wednesday, the close settled back at or under the 4.36 corrective bounce limit that was tested Tuesday. There is no reason to further delay resuming the decline Thursday, let alone any bearish reason to resume the bounce.
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HTC 7 Trophy Windows Phone coming soon?
The HTC Trophy was first mentioned back in December 2009. It should have been a Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone with a full QWERTY keyboard on the front. HTC should have launched it in May this year, but that obviously didn't happen.
Now we're hearing that the Trophy may have been remade and renamed, and it could be launched with Windows Phone 7 on-board.
The new name is HTC 7 Trophy – a device with this moniker has just been approved by the Global Certification Forum. We know from the GCF that the HTC 7 Trophy features quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE connectivity and dual-band UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA (900/2100 MHz), so it could be launched in Europe and Asia.
The 7 in the name indicates that the handset may run Windows Phone 7 – like it does it in the names of the HTC HD7 and LG Optimus 7.
The photo above is just a mockup, based on what the initial HTC Trophy should have looked like. The HTC 7 Trophy will likely be different. Unfortunately, we currently don't know when the new handset will be announced.
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- Responsible for all quality assurance activity in construction project.
- Candidate must possess at least a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering (Civil) or equivalent.
- Required skill(s): Quality Control Experience.
- Required language(s): English, Bahasa Indonesia
- At least 5 year(s) of working experience in the related field is required for this position.
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Pope Francis today observed that we can learn from the Scriptures how to fight the Devil, saying in his homily for Daily Mass today in the chapel of the St. Martha Residence in the Vatican that temptation is a daily struggle and that we are in a "constant battle" against sin and evil. "We too are tempted, we too are the target of attacks by the devil because the spirit of Evil does not want our holiness, he does not want our Christian witness, he does not want us to be disciples of Christ," the Holy Father explained. Satan, the Pope reminded the congregation, "does not want our Christian witness."
"And what does the Spirit of Evil do, through his temptations, to distance us from the path of Jesus?" he asked, observing that "The temptation of the devil has three characteristics and we need to learn about them in order not to fall into the trap. Firstly, his temptation begins gradually but grows and is always growing, secondly, it grows and infects another person, it spreads to another and seeks to be part of the community, the Pontiff explained. In the end, temptation spreads, and in order to take root, the Pope said "it justifies itself" and we often allow that to happen. "We have a temptation that grows: it grows and infects others," Francis preached. "For example, let's look at gossip: I'm a bit envious of this or that person and at first I'm just envious inside" but eventually "I need to share it and go to another person and say: 'But have you seen that person?'"
"Maybe not one of you, if you're a saint, but I too have been tempted to gossip! It's a daily temptation. And it begins in this way, discreetly, like a trickle of water. It grows by infecting others and in the end it justifies itself," the Holy Father said, concluding his remarks by urging people to be vigilant in avoiding sin by exercising daily prayer.


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One of my new goals is to start cooking and baking more often. I used to love baking when I was younger, but with a sister who is an incredible baker it can be hard to try out a new recipe when I can just steal some cake scraps when I get a sugar craving. I've been collecting recipes for a while now on Pinterest and this one caught my eye. I was sold. Who wouldn't love a banana bread that claims to be more moist and dense than the traditional version?
My notes? The next time I make this recipe (because there definitely will be a next time!) I won't be as nervous when I'm browning the butter. I could have let the butter simmer for another minute or two but I was too worried about creating burnt butter icing which just doesn't have the same ring to it. The icing was almost too sweet (and I LOVE sweet), so I think I'd like to try a browned butter glaze next. This one looks good.
Banana Bread Bars
1 ½ cups sugar
1 cup sour cream
½ cup butter, softened
2 eggs
1 ¾ cups (3 or 4) ripe bananas, mashed
2 teaspoons vanilla
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
¾ teaspoon salt
½ cup chopped walnuts (optional)
Browned Butter Frosting
½ cup butter
4 cups powdered sugar
1 ½ teaspoons vanilla
about 3 tablespoons milk or half and half
1/ Heat oven to 375 degrees. Grease and flour 10×15 jelly roll pan. Beat first four ingredients until creamy. Blend in bananas and vanilla for one minute. Add dry ingredients and blend for one minute. Stir in nuts and spread in pan. Bake 20 to 25 minutes until golden brown. Cool slighty until warm but not hot and frost with Browned Butter Frosting (recipe below).
2/ For the Browned Butter Frosting: Heat butter in saucepan over medium heat past the melting point until it is boiling and a delicate brown. Remove from the heat and immediately add the remaining ingredients. This should be thicker than a glaze and thinner than frosting. Using a spatula smooth over the top of the bars immediately. The frosting will be easier to spread once it's on the warm bread.
Happy Easter!
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Every drop counts
The environmental impact from truck use is mainly due to exhaust emissions, which in turn are governed by fuel consumption, fuel quality, combustion techniques and exhaust after-treatment.
Exhaust After-Treatment
Compared with other engines, the diesel engine in our trucks is very energy efficient. During combustion, the temperature level is high and there is a surplus of air. The combustion is almost complete. The hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide levels in the exhaust gases are low compared with petrol ('otto') engines.
On the other hand, a diesel engine produces more oxides of nitrogen and particles than an otto engine. By monitoring combustion, the balance between hydrocarbons/carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides can be regulated.
Fuel Quality
Diesel fuel has a higher energy value than petrol, but, on the other hand, it contains higher levels of sulphur and aromatic hydrocarbons. Currently, low-sulphur fuel can only be found in some countries (Sweden, Finland and the United Kingdom).
Cleaning Techniques
Today there are several types of after-treatment or cleaning for diesel engines.
For the FM9 and FL, Volvo offer an exhaust filter, which is a combination of an oxidising catalytic converter and a particle filter. The filter reduces hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide and particles by 80-90%. This cleaning technique requires low sulphur fuel, that is, diesel that contains no more than 50 ppm of sulphur.
The new engine technologies to meet the tough legislation are Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR), today used in USA for US02, and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR).


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Kasabov, N K; Schliebs, R; Kojima, H (2011). Probabilistic computational neurogenetic modeling. IEEE Transactions on Autonomous Mental Development, 3(4):300-311.
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The paper proposes a novel research framework for building probabilistic computational neurogenetic models (pCNGM). The pCNGM is a multilevel modeling framework inspired by the multilevel information processes in the brain. The framework comprises a set of several dynamic models, namely low (molecular) level models, a more abstract dynamic model of a protein regulatory network (PRN) and a probabilistic spiking neural network model (pSNN), all linked together. Genes/proteins from the PRN control parameters of the pSNN and the spiking activity of the pSNN provides feedback to the PRN model. The overall spatio-temporal pattern of spiking activity of the pSNN is interpreted as the highest level state of the pCNGM. The paper demonstrates that this framework can be used for modeling both artificial cognitive systems and brain processes. In the former application, the pCNGM utilises parameters that correspond to sensory elements and neuromodulators. In the latter application a pCNGM uses data obtained from relevant genes/proteins to model their dynamic interaction that matches data related to brain development, higher-level brain function or disorder in different scenarios. An exemplar case study on Alzheimer's Disease is presented. Future applications of pCNGM are discussed.
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Virginia Gap Species Richness Map
Gap Analysis is a proactive approach to managing for biodiversity. A cooperative effort between the U.S. Geological Survey, the Conservation Management Institute and the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (VDGIF), the goal of the Virginia Gap Analysis Project is to identify areas of high biodiversity with low conservation protection. These "gaps" in the reserve network can then be targeted for biodiversity management. A model of species richness, a measure of biodiversity calculated by the total number of species potentially occurring in an area, is an important product of this process. A predicted distribution map was created for each terrestrial vertebrate species known to occur in Virginia.
Predicted distribution was based on county range data and habitat use within that range. Data from the VDGIF's Virginia Fish and Wildlife Information Service (VAFWIS), scientific literature, and an extensive expert review were used to provide information on range and habitat use for each species. Once predicted distribution maps were created for each species, the values were summed to produce the species richness map above. Species richness maps have been created for broad taxanomic groups including birds, mammals, amphibians, and reptiles.
This overall richness map was compared to a map of "Stewardship", or areas protecting and/or managing for biodiversity (e.g., wilderness areas, wildlife refuges), to identify gaps in Virginia's biodiversity conservation network. This project continues to be refined and updated as better information becomes available.
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Recording information: Buenos Aires, BR (12/16/1926-03/20/1935).
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A beautiful fairy disappears into the mist - how will the amorous farmer find her again? And what will his fiancee think of all this? La Sylphide, one of the oldest surviving Romantic ballets, features an all-star cast including Aurelie Dupont and Mathieu Ganio in this production from the Paris Opera Ballet.
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In an age of tawdry overstatements and tiresome attempts at importance, Vienna stands as a city that has been been the statement of elegance for thousands of years. Vienna has been the epicenter of culture during an age when music was changing and developing, and has been home to many of the greatest musical minds in history. It is no wonder, then, that nestled inside its ancient corridors rests a jazz club that speaks to history and progress.
Porgy & Bess Jazz & Music Club is a rare gem in the world of jazz establishments. Perfect for taking that special person out for a night in Vienna, one will find comfortable seating, reasonably priced food from the in-house restaurant and drinks from any of the 3 bars located on the first and second floor.
With resonant lighting and enchanting sound, Porgy & Bess sets a romantic mood and an atmosphere that will provide a night that is filled with lifelong memories.
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Things to see and do - Dubrovnik
Leaving for Croatia
Church of St Ignatius of Loyola :
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Church of St Ignatius of Loyola : Michelin's recommendations
This copy of the St Ignatius of Rome was designed by the Roman architect Andrea Pozzo from 1699. Its style is fully characteristic of the Counter Reformation (curves, columns, pilasters, pediments, dome, moulding and inner cornices). The opulent frescoes (1735-37) are the work of the Sicilian Gaetano Garcia. To the left, note the grotto of Lourdes (unusual in a church and in 1885, one of the first examples of this style in Europe). It bears witness to the importance of the Virgin for the Jesuits.
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By Angela Huston
Special to The Gazette
Editor's note: Today we're introducing Community Connection, a new monthly feature that focuses on insights and stories of local individuals from all walks of life.
MEDINA — On July 22, 2008, 61-year-old Vietnam veteran Al Barge and his wife, Brenda, found themselves facing a 180-degree change in their lives.
The retired Buckeye High School English teacher of 30 years, who enjoyed building and doing repairs for his family and others, fell from a roof and broke his neck.
The calm, unbelievably positive Barge was near death twice during his three-and-a-half month stay in the hospital with C-6 Tetraplegia, a type of paraplegia with limited upper body movement.
He returned home Nov. 5, but an infection sent him to the emergency room shortly thereafter.
As workmen moved about their home customizing areas to accommodate his condition, Al and Brenda Barge spoke about their situation and the necessary adjustments they are making in their Medina home.
What is your personal focus each day?
Al Barge: Getting well. I can't use my fingers, but I can get on the computer with tools and hunt and peck. I'm still a pretty positive thinker. The accident is what it is, something I have to deal with and move on. It will be a different lifestyle, but we've always been hard workers, and we'll continue to be.
What are the chances of regaining the use of your legs?
Al: Nothing is impossible. I have a lot of faith, but spinal injuries are all different, so it might be 12 to 18 months before some function returns.
How do you try to bring about physical changes?
Al: I get my brain to think about moving body parts. Every day I concentrate my thoughts on getting even a toe to move. A lot of the "wires†were damaged, so my brain has to make new pathways, and I have to make those pathways work for me. It's mind over matter right now.
What are you able to do by yourself?
Al: I can feed myself, use my shaver, brush my teeth. With the vocational rehab program I plan to get back into tutoring, maybe even do some writing.
Brenda Barge: Perhaps he'll begin some tutoring after the holidays.
Do you take a lot of medication?
Al: I take about five different pills four times a day. I have low blood pressure, and I still have to deal with spasms.
How fortunate you have a nurse for a wife.
Al: (Laughing) Oh, I planned it that way. I always said I was going to marry a nurse and have two children, a boy and a girl. Of course, I didn't plan to fall —but stuff happens.
Brenda: I'm trying to get him into a clinical trial through Case-Western Reserve. We're hopeful for a cure.
Describe your goals.
Al: My primary goal now is to build up my upper body so I can make transfers (chair to chair) on my own, and get some use from my lower body. I want to be able to make do with what I have, though, be prepared if I am confined to a wheelchair. I know I can still be a productive member of society.
Have you established any kind of timeline for yourself?
Al: It's all up to God and me. I plan to get to the point where I can swing a hammer or paint brush. Eventually, I want to be able to go upstairs, either walking or in a chair lift, and drive.
Brenda: Because of his attitude, lots of people are looking to Al expectantly with high hopes.
You have such a positive attitude.
Al: I've always felt blessed, but even more so now. I've learned what true love of family and friends is. Something like this makes you stop taking people and things for granted.
Barge said he never realized how many wonderful friends they have.
He truly believes their thousands of prayers have been a big factor in his progress.
He says sincerely, "Keep praying, I'll be fine.â€
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[Editor's note:] It's the last Friday of summer. Which means, I'm NOT going to spend it inside at a keyboard. So for your Weekend Event guide:
1. Check out our calendar. It's the best in allllllllllll the land.
2. Call a friend (you know, those people you have things in common with, and/or who make you laugh).
3. Go ride bikes together.
4. Be thankful you live here and can pedal a bike.
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Traditionally fall begins at the equinox, the time when the sun crosses the plane of the earth's equator.
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A Williamstown man sought on an aggravated assault charge was arrested in Camden on Thursday, according to the Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office.
The office's Fugitive Investigations Unit arrested Tony E. Colon Jr., 40, of Nevada Avenue, at a Volunteers of America shelter in Camden.
A complaint signed by the Monroe Township Police Department charges that Colon assaulted a man, "specifically by pushing and punching the victim, causing bodily injury to his face" on March 15 during an altercation at Taylor's Bar in Williamstown.
Colon was turned over to Monroe Township Police detectives and jailed in default of $35,000 cash.
Assisting in the arrest were officers of the U.S. Marshal's Regional Fugitive Task Force.


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Quote the Raven (game description)
the game starts with a quote from
a movie, film, tv show, book, etc
*try to keep it pop culture if possible*
and the points go as such:
1 point for title (book movie etc)
1 point for who said it (character)
1 point for author (creator etc)
1 point for actor (if movie or tv)
<so 3 or 4 point depending on quote.>
example quote:
"what a wonderful smell you've discovered."
STAR WARS episode 4 = 1 point
Han Solo = 1 point
Harrison Ford = 1 point
George Lucas = 1 point
for a subtotal of 4 points
now quote must be guessed in 3 goes,
not three goes per person, 3 posts;
and if not then answer is given by
person who posted it.
*special bonus points*
if you guess in 1 try = 2 bonus points
in 2 tries = 1 bonus points
in 3 tries = 0 points extra.
AND if no one guesses correctly
10 points for the quotes originator*
I will begin: Quote
"I know your destiny,
you will ask a question,
and die before you hear the answer."
Beware the lollipop of mediocrity, lick once and you suck forever
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Friday, March 30, 2012
At its Annual Cancer Symposium held in March, 2012, the Society of Surgical Oncology (SSO) ratified Dr. Ronald J. Weigel, MD, PhD (right), as Vice President for 2012-2013.
Dr. Ronald J. Weigel is the EA Crowell Jr. Professor and Head of the Department of Surgery at the University of Iowa. He is also Professor of Biochemistry. His research is focused on gene regulation and hormone response in breast cancer. As described in the SSO press release, he has served SSO as Chair of the Fellowship and Research Grant Committee, sat on the Training Committee for six years, served as SSO Representative to the American Board of Surgery for six years, and has been a member of the Executive Council for the last three years.
The Society of Surgical Oncology (SSO) is a 2,700-member organization for surgeons and health care providers whose mission is to improve patient care by advancing the science and practice of surgical oncology worldwide. The Society's focus on all solid tumor disease sites is reflected in its comprehensive Annual Cancer Symposium, monthly scientific journal (Annals of Surgical Oncology), special projects, and committee structure. More information about the Society of Surgical Oncology can be found at its website at www.surgonc.org.
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17 Amanda Ward
She is equally strong with her right and left foot, an ability that will allow her to play multiple positions in the midfield.
Prep/Club: Played for the FC Delco team of Philadelphia, PA, the defending champions of the Red Bull National League.
Personal: Born on Sept. 2, 1992...daughter of Brad and Deb Ward...intends to major in biology.