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Computational plasma physics HT
- develop the theory for the burning plasma core of a fusion reactor, including the effects of fast particles, MHD stability and the heating and current drive for plasma start-up and burn control,
- develop the tools for integrated Tokamak modeling for ITER coordinated by EFDA
- exploit commonalty in modelling and numerical tools with the Computational Low-Temperature Plasma Physics Group
- provide theoretical and modeling support to the FOM Tokamak Physics and Plasma Diagnostics Groups
The programme is aimed at developing the theory for controlled burn of the ITER core plasma, including ITER scenario development. In collaboration with the EFDA Task Force on Integrated Tokamak Modeling, modeling tools are developed to describe the MHD behavior of the burning plasma and its control by localized electron cyclotron resonance heating (ECRH) and current drive (ECCD) at different levels of complexity.
The group collaborates closely with the DIFFER CPP-LT group exploiting common modeling and numerical tools.
The programme is funded by the FOM programme "Physics of burn control". The work also forms part of the NWO-RFBR Centre of Excellence for Fusion Physics and Technology which coordinates the collaboration with the Russian Federation Institutes IAP, Ioffe and Kurchatov.
See Annual Report 2011 section Fusion Research - Computational Plasma Physics-High Temperature
Electron Cyclotron Wave Physics
In collaboration with the plasma turbulence group of Risø and the Institute of Applied Physics Nizhny Novgorod, the effects of plasma edge turbulence on electron cyclotron wave propagation are investigated. A benchmark experiment has been defined and the importance of edge turbulence for the ECCD power deposition and current drive profile in ITER is being quantified.
Fokker-Planck studies are performed of ECRH and ECCD inside magnetic islands. The main questions concern the power threshold for a nonlinear plasma response and the effects of time dependence introduced by plasma rotation. The ray-, beam-tracing and Fokker-Planck codes are being made available to the EFDA Integrated Tokamak Modelling platform.
Tearing mode physics and control
Theoretical modelling of tearing mode control based on the generalized Rutherford equation is continued. In particular, the consequences of the time dependence of the heating and current drive sources in rotating plasma are being investigated. Tearing mode control and EC Fokker-Planck codes are being merged (PhD Bircan Ayten).
To benchmark the generalized Rutherford equation against a more complete physics model, the 3D nonlinear reduced MHD code JOREK is implemented. Particular attention is paid to the stabilizing effects of (EC) heating and current drive inside the magnetic islands (PhD Diego De Lazzari).
The 3D nonlinear MHD modelling will be integrated step-wise with the ray- and beam-tracing codes and with the Fokker-Planck modelling. Integration of the MHD and ray-tracing codes will face new research challenges such as the effect of MHD instabilities (sawteeth, NTM, ELMs, …) on the EC wave propagation. This work will be performed in close collaboration with the IMP12 and IMP5 projects of the EFDA ITM taskforce. The long term aim of this work is the development of an integrated Fokker-Planck – MHD modelling capacity for tearing mode control by ECRH and ECCD.
Magneto-hydrodynamics of plasmas with equilibrium flow and sawteeth
Equilibrium flows have a large impact on the stable and unstable magneto-hydrodynamic spectrum. The MHD spectrum in the presence of flow is investigated with particular emphasis on the low frequency part (PhD Willem Haverkort). The consequences of flow for energetic particle modes is studied by the integrated suite of codes of FINESSE (equilibrium), PHOENIX (linear wave spectrum), and HAGIS (nonlinear energetic particle dynamics and quasi-linear wave) by EFDA Fusion Research Fellow Jan-Willem Blokland. This work will be extended towards the interaction of energetic particles with saw-teeth modes. Highly simplified models for the sawtooth cycle, based on Porcelli and Kadomtsev models, are being developed for the modelling of sawtooth control (PhDs Gert Witvoet en Menno Lauret, Tokamak Physics Group).
ELM modelling and the Low-High confinement mode transition
The general 0-D mathematical bi-furcation model that has been developed as a generic model for the L- to H-mode transition in Tokamaks will be applied to existing physical models of the L-H transition (PhD Wolf Weymiens). This includes the set up of a 1D transport model of the L-H transition. In addition, the inclusion of ELMs in the mathematical model is investigated. The use of both the full 3D MHD version of JOREK as well as of AMRVAC to the study of ELM control is investigated (PhDs Willem Haverkort and Bram van Es). For this purpose, AMRVAC is being adapted to the toroidal geometry of a tokamak. A particular problem that must be addressed in this context is the fact that the AMRVAC grid is not aligned with flux surfaces. This might impede the application of the code to the strongly anisotropic plasma behaviour of the high temperature plasma in a tokamak.
1D Transport Code Modelling
The 1D transport code modelling focuses on the preparation of ITER discharge scenarios and the validation of the relevant physics models on current experiments like JET, AUG, DIII-D, and TS. Most of this work is carried out as contribution to the ITER Scenario Modelling activity of the EFDA ITM taskforce. Emphasis is on two main topics: the hybrid scenario and the current ramp.
In relation to the hybrid scenario, a validation of the q-profile dependence in the GLF23 transport model is performed on existing experiments (JET and ASDEX). In collaboration with CEA Cadarache, the quasi-linear gyrokinetic transport model QuaLiKiz is extended to regions of low magnetic shear. QuaLiKiz and GLF23 will be compared in modelling of JET, ASDEX, and ITER hybrids. Further opportunities for predictive modelling of ITER and/or JT- 60SA, as well as participation in q-profile shaping experiments in European tokamaks, will be exploited (PhD Jonathan Citrin).
The current ramp phase in JET, AUG, TS, and DIII-D has been modelled. Special attention is paid to the modelling and optimization of the JET current ramp-up to access the hybrid scenario and the subsequent current diffusion during the hybrid phase itself. The results are applied to the modelling of the current ramp up towards both the ITER 15 MA baseline scenario as well as towards an ITER hybrid scenario. The contribution to the JET experimental campaigns for 2011/12 is focused on the current rise phase, looking at access to current profiles as required for different discharge scenarios, and modelling q-profile control and the role of the q-profile for enhanced confinement (Dick Hogeweij).
A simple 'Tokamak Flight Simulator' solving the 1D energy transport and current diffusion equations on the basis of global scaling laws is being developed. The model obtained is mainly intended for educational purposes (VWO teacher Axel Westra).
Scientific output 2010
Electron cyclotron wave physics
N. Bertelli, A.A. Balakin, E. Westerhof and M.N. Buyanova, ECCD calculations in ITER by means of the quasi-optical code, Nuclear Fusion 50 115008.
N. Bertelli, A. A. Balakin, E. Westerhof, O. E. Garcia, A. H. Nielsen and V. Naulin, The influence of the edge density fluctuations on electron cyclotron wave beam propagation in tokamaks, Journal of Physics Conference Series accepted for publication.
Tearing mode control
B.A. Hennen, E. Westerhof, P.W.J.M. Nuij, J.W. Oosterbeek, M.R. de Baar, W.A. Bongers, A. Bürger, D.J. Thoen, M. Steinbuch and the TEXTOR team, Real-time control of tearing modes using a line-of-sight Electron Cyclotron Emission diagnostic, Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion 52 (2010) 104006. Remark: joint publication TPG.
B. Ayten, D. De Lazzari, M.R. De Baar, B. Hennen, E. Westerhof, and the TEXTOR Team, Simulation of tearing mode suppression experiments in TEXTOR based on the generalized Rutherford equation, submitted to Nuclear Fusion.
D. De Lazzari, and E. Westerhof, The role of asymmetries in the growth and suppression of neoclassical tearing modes by localized heating and current drive, submitted to Plasma Physics and controlled Fusion.
Energetic particles and magneto-hydrodynamics
S K Nielsen, H Bindslev, M Salewski, A Bürger, E Delabie, V Furtula, M Kantor, S B Korsholm, F Leipold, F Meo, P K Michelsen, D Moseev, J W Oosterbeek, M Stejner, E Westerhof, P Woskov and the TEXTOR team, Fast-ion redistribution due to sawtooth crash in the TEXTOR tokamak measured by collective Thomson Scattering, Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion 52 (2010) 092001.
J.W. Haverkort, H.J. de Blank and B. Koren, Low-frequency Alfvén gap modes in rotating Tokamak plasmas, submitted to Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion.
Transport code modelling
J. Citrin, J.-F. Artaud, J. Garcia, G.M.D. Hogeweij and F. Imbeaux, Impact of heating and current drive mix on the ITER hybrid scenario, Nuclear Fusion 50 115007
Egbert Westerhof, Group leader
Hugo De Blank, Senior scientist
Dick Hogeweij, Senior scientist (80%)
Vacancy (FP120), integration with ray-tracing and FP code
Bircan Ayten OiO, NTM modeling
Jonathan Citrin OiO, 1D transport code modeling and anomalous transport
Willem Haverkort OiO, ELM modelling
Bram van Es OiO, ELM modelling
Wolf Weymiens OiO, Nonlinear modelling of ELMs and the edge transport barrier
Delyan Zhelyazov OiO, Nonlinear modelling of ELMs and the edge transport barrier
Fabien Jaulmes OiO, MHD simulations


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Yankees Playoff Previews
Our sports blog looks at the team's key players, one by one.
Every day until the playoffs, our new sports blog is picking a Yankee player to profile for the postseason. Yesterday it was A.J. Burnett. Today they looked at Phil Hughes. Keep tuning in for the rest of the team's key players. [The Sports Section]

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The New Mexico baseball team gave up six runs in the eighth and ninth innings to fall 8-2 to visiting UNLV on Friday night.
The Rebels (9-3, 4-0 Mountain West) ended a nine-game losing streak in Albuquerque. The Lobos (8-5-1, 0-1) gave them plenty of help with four critical errors in those decisive innings.
UNLV's Patrick Armstrong reached on a fielding error by third baseman Jered Meek to start the eighth. A.J. Hernandez then reached on a fielding error by right fielder Chase Harris. After a sacrifice bunt moved both runners into scoring position, UNM turned to lefty reliever Carson Schneider.
The freshman gave up a sacrifice fly to Edgar Montes that put the Rebels ahead 3-2. Taylor Duree then replaced Schneider, only to hit Matt McAllister with a pitch and then commit a balk that enabled Hernandez to score.
It got no better for the Lobos in the ninth. After an Armstrong RBI single made it 5-2, he came around to score on a dropped flyball by shortstop Jared Holley. Montes followed with an RBI single and later came around to score on a throwing error by Holley.
The late-game drama overshadowed the pitching showdown between UNLV junior Erick Fedde and UNM sophomore Drew Bridges. Both of them allowed two runs in six innings of work.
Joey Lauria (2-0) got the win in relief for the Rebels while Brayden Torres picked up his second save. They combined for three scoreless innings.
Jonathan Cuellar (1-1) took the loss for the Lobos, charged with two unearned runs in one-plus inning of relief despite not giving up a walk or a hit. Both baserunners reached on errors.
Ryan Padilla went 2-for-4 with a run scored. He was the only UNM batter with multiple hits. There were no extra-base hits in the game by either team.
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Maritime College (Post High School Graduates)
Gdynia Maritime College was created in 1998 basing on experience accumulated over the years of running a training Centre for merchant fleet personnel and maritime economists. It operates as an independent vocational college training for the profession of navigation officer, mechanic officer, seaman and motorman. The College operates on the basis of the following documents:
• Certificate No 2/98 of 03.06.1998 issued by the Minister of the Sea Economy Transportation concerning Entry into the Register of Non-public Schools and Educational Institutions;
• Certificate No 37/SZ/99 of 24.02.2004 concerning Entry into the Register of Non-public Schools issued by the Department of Education of the City Hall in Gdynia (continuation from 25.06.1999);
• Certificate of Recognition of the Gdynia Maritime School of 13.03.2003 issued by the Director of the Marine Board in Gdynia.


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Steadings Bed & Breakfast
Judy and Les Whiteman, The Steadings, Roundabouts Farm, Chesters, Hawick TD9
We also have a 4 star self catering cottage available.
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Beautifully converted farm steadings, providing homely B&B accommodation in the Borders.5m.
from the Scottish border The Steadings is ideally located as a stopover to or from
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Latawon C. Townsend
The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force are asking the public to help find the fugitive of the week:
Name: Latawon C. Townsend also known as TwanAge: 20Height: 6 feetWeight: 170 poundsEyes: BrownHair: BlackWanted for: Aggravated murder.
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Make the most of your first three-day weekend of the year on January 17 to 20, 2014.
Plan ahead
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is celebrated on Monday, January 20, 2014 when free entrance is offered to all of the nation's 401 national parks. Plan ahead on the nine days throughout the year when U.S. National Parks admission is free, as parks will attract larger than normal attendance.
Celebrate California
California's 26 national parks include some of the nation's most popular ones with annual attendance climbing toward 40 million.
Free time in the Bay Area
For those looking to stay in the San Francisco Bay Area, consider taking the kids to San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park to tour the museum, the pier and see the different types of historic vessels dating from 1886 to 1915. Or take a trip over the Golden Gate Bridge to Muir Woods where majestic coastal redwoods stand tall in the forest of dappled sunlight. Visit Alcatraz with its 35-minute self-guided, award-winning audio tour.
Getting hungry?
Catch a deal with Dine About Town, the restaurant promotion running from January 15 through 31, 2014. About 100 restaurants are participating in the discount program for lunches and dinners which has been successfully operated since 2001.


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The Bulldogs fired off an opening-round 12-over-par to begin the day from Magnolia Groves, but fought back strong in the darkness-shortened second round with a 1-under-par. MSU is averaging a full seven strokes better in the second round, than in the first round this season. That stat will not be proved wrong at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate. The Bulldogs have the best second round score so far at Magnolia Groves.
"It was a pretty tough day weather-wise due to gusty and swirling winds," Head Coach Clay Homan said. "It was pretty difficult to pull the right club. We are hanging in there, but we still have to finish 22 holes. So we have plenty of work to do."
Junior Joe Sakulpolphaisan shot a 1-over par thru 30 holes on Monday. The JUCO transfer is currently tied with two others at 10 and is poised for yet another Top 25 performance. The Thailand product turned in a 75 for the opening round, but penciled in three birdies on his second-round scorecard to move up the leaderboard.
Fellow junior Chad Ramey nailed five birdies on the day, but was plagued by two double bogeys on Monday in his 30 holes of play. The Fulton, Miss., native is tied at 19 with his 4-over-par.
Sophomore Fletcher Johnson is on pace for his best performance on the young season, as he is tied with Bulldog teammate Ramey at 19th overall. Johnson fired off a 3-over-par in the first round from Mobile, but the Tupelo native came through with a strong second round to give him a 4-over-par thru 31 holes.
Rounding out the Maroon and White scoring on Monday was junior Axel Boasson and senior Robi Calvesbert. Each shot a 5-over-par on Monday to tie for 28th at Mobile Bay.
State had two golfers competing in the Individual tournament on Monday, freshman Ben Woods and junior Barrett Edens both grabbed Top 10 performances through the first round at the Magnolia Grove Falls Golf Course.
Woods fired off a 4-over-par to place ninth for the opening round and Edens shot a 5-over-par to round out the Top 10. The individual tournament will conclude tomorrow with an 18-hole finish. The individual tournament was not shortened on Monday, because they were only scheduled to play two rounds on Monday and Tuesday.
The Mobile Bay tourney will finish round two at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow morning, the individual tournament will also begin at 7:30 a.m. Round three will begin immediately following the conclusion of round two.
Live stats will be available through HailState.com. Fans can also follow the men's golf program through Facebook at facebook.com/mstateMG and on Twitter at @mstateMG.
Mobile Bay Intercollegiate
Round 1 & 11-15 Holes of Round 2
Team Results
1) Auburn (285,E); 2) Memphis (292,+8); 3)Illinois (290,+9); T4) Mississippi State (300,+11); T4) LSU (295,+11); T6) Wake Forest (303,+16); T6) South Alabama (304,+16); 8) Southern Miss (305,+20); T9) Kentucky (305,+23); T9) Vanderbilt (305,+23); T11) Louisiana-Lafayette (309,+29); T11) Illinois State (303,+29); T13) Arkansas State (308,+32); T13) Louisiana Tech (308,+32); T13) Middle Tennessee State (311,+32); 16) Akron (306,+36);
MSU Individual Results
T10 Joe Sakulpolphaisan (12) 75+70, +1
T19 Chad Ramey (12) 73+75, +4
T19 Fletcher Johnson (13) 75+73, +4
T28 Axel Boasson (11) 77+72, +5
T28 Robi Calvesbert (12) 77+72, +5
Mobile Bay Individual Tournament
9 Ben Woods 75, +4
10 Barrett Edens 76, +5


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The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) is a reference describing the conventions used for the layout of a UNIX system. It has been made popular by its use in Linux distributions, but it is used by other UNIX variants as well. The Linux Standard Base (LSB) refers to it as a standard.
Call for Participation
The LSB workgroup is preparing FHS 3.0, which will be the first FHS release since 2004. As part of that release, we are soliciting contributions from all interested parties.
Our goal is to release FHS 3.0 by July 1 if possible.
How to contribute:
- We are continuing to use the old FHS Bugzilla. Please file any new bugs under the "FHS" product. If you have filed a bug there in the past, we will evaluate it shortly. If you have any additional information to provide, feel free to add comments to any of the bugs listed there.
- We will monitor the distributions list at freedesktop.org, lsb-discuss, and the new fhs-discuss mailing list for feedback (see below regarding the latter). Feedback from the lists will likely end up being tracked as bugs in Bugzilla.
- We have set up a new version control repository for the DocBook source to the FHS. It uses Bazaar, and can be found here. This can be useful for submitting proposed changes to the spec as patches.
- We have a new mailing list for the FHS, fhs-discuss.
- Finally, we have set up a new reference specification section for the FHS at the Linux Foundation's specification page.
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So here I am sitting in my office after a long weekend...and I mean LONG weekend. I decided to head out with my brother-in-law (a Software Dev Engineer on the Outlook team) to a wedding in Utah. And I thought a road trip would be fun. 27 hours of interstate driving and I think that my vertebrae have all fused together. But I did learn quite a bit about Outlook architecture, so I guess it all evens out. So instead of putting miles on (and buying gas for) my truck, I rented a car and drove that instead. And it got me thinking just how habitual the act of driving really is to many of us. Get behind the wheels of a car, adjust the mirrors, find your favorite golden oldies radio station and you're off.
Then I got to thinking about the same habits in development. It takes a "habitual" programmer or architect to remember to comment their code, document interfaces, etc. But in the world of robust operations, service oriented architectures and management/monitoring this is critical. That same habit of commenting code needs to carry forward to policy definition and interface documentation so that consumers of the service(s) can utilize them without that understanding that comes with tightly coupled systems. Increasingly as larger scale service architectures are built in extended enterprises, the business owners need to be able to drill down at all levels of the architecture to understand operational constraints, costs and dependencies across the architecture. And this can only be acheived if those services are documented using available metadata techniques in the development tools and standards.
In Financial Services, the big pushes for operational cost cutting (usually accompanied by some form of outsourcing) are crying for standards or standard patterns for service description, business process management and monitoring of those services and dependencies. Microsoft's engagement with standards in the industry also is to help them adopt the base technology so that they can leverage this taxonomy infrastructure that allows these services to be described in a rich fashion. A developer, architect or business owner can then interrogate them or report on them for an accurate picture of their operations or even during design of an application to build the best fit architecture. Even better would be for each application to have a standardized template for service description, interfaces, workflow and integration patterns. This template would help speed enterprise integration since service abstraction and definition would be embedded and implementation complexity of the larger applications could be abstracted away using this template/toolkit approach during integration phases.
Now if I could only get my back to stop hurting... :-)


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Professor of Political Science, Coordinator of the Interdisciplinary Major in International Affairs.
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 1985.
Prof. McCormick has been at Marquette University since 1984, except for two years beginning in 1991 spent at the Australian National University. He specializes in Chinese politics and his current research project is about Media Markets and the Transformation of China's Public Sphere. Previous projects include edited volumes and articles on U.S.-China relations [with Edward Friedman, What If China Doesnt Democratize? (ME Sharpe, 2000)] and comparing China to Eastern Europe and East Asia [with Jonathan Unger, The Future of Chinese Socialism (ME Sharpe, 1996)]. McCormicks publications also include Political Reform in Post-Mao China (California, 1990), and articles in journals such as The China Journal, Journal of Asian Studies, Pacific Affairs, Issues and Studies and Twenty-First Century.
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Copyright Infringement versus DMCA violations:
First thing is they are not the same thing. You can file a case for copyright infringement without filing for DMCA violations and you can also file for DMCA violations without filing for copyright infringement.
What does that mean? Let us take a case close to the same as my cases. If someone takes your images and uses them without your permission you have a copyright infringement case most of the time. If that person or company puts their name on your work it is a claim of ownership as described in Morel and other cases. The rules are simple, no one can do that unless you decide to share your copyright or give it to them either as a gift or for compensation of some kind. The rule is pretty simple. Under the US Copyright law section 204 the rule is it must be in writing and signed. Pretty simple and the statutory damages are substantial. The act of doing so creates twofold damages and also shows a willingness to violate copyrights. It violates the rules a couple of ways but the easiest is the false claim of copyright ownership. Companies like some real estate companies and MLSs routinely put their names on the images for various reasons. Without a signed transfer or instrument of conveyance they cannot do so. I am not addressing the agent or broker owned images. MLSs will argue the agents or brokers give up their rights via their TOS but it seems very unlikely that will stand up in court. They use a terms of service argument but the TOS cannot and does not overwrite the law. I see many things changing if the photographers and agents approach things as DMCA violations as they seem to have very little defense. Put your name on my images and there is a problem. And how do you hide the fact you did it? If you do it show me the instrument of conveyance.
United States Copyright Act:
§ 204. Execution of transfers of copyright ownership
(a) A transfer of copyright ownership, other than by operation of law, is not valid unless an instrument of conveyance, or a note or memorandum of the transfer, is in writing and signed by the owner of the rights conveyed or such owner's duly authorized agent.
Here is something to consider. The two violations for each image means the ten images now have twenty violations. The willingness makes it $25,000 for each one. If the party in question has done this two times in three years the damages can go to $ 75000.00 for the images. That means a single image without a copyright infringement claim can still have a DMCA claim with the total damages being quite large. If you have 10 images and all this applies then the total could reach about $ 1.5 million dollars without infringement damages, court costs or attorney fees for those 10 images.
Just remember that no one can put their name on your images without your permission in writing and signed by you. It appears to me that the real estate industry has a serious problem coming. I have not talked to a photographer that has done that. I see no safety harbor for the MLSs and others who just put their names on images and claim ownership.
One other item for those who are looking for the infringers and they seem to have vanished. Send letters to the last known address. Mark them return service requested and see if you get it back. I have done this a couple of times. The court will ask you if you have tried to contact them prior to allowing a process service by mail or publication. Just for your information, many places are now using social media like Facebook for process serving. In March of 2013 the US District Court of NY approved notice on social media sites for the summons. They used Facebook. FTC vs PcCare247. Courts are accepting photographs, information and documents posted on Facebook all the time now. If they have a Facebook account, file a notice with them under the court and they will give you information and even if you are blocked you can still work around that also.
I have sent one infringer a request for contact information to the last known address available to me without a lot of cost and work. The time frame passed and no response. I have not received any information from the postal service so she must still be there. That is where she will be served. The attempts to find her do not have to be extensive but should be done thoroughly. There will be more attempts prior to the final times with the relatives. This all builds the case for proceeding without them in court. The court is all about saving time and costs for the plaintiff and the defendant hiding can cause additional expense to them and sanctions not to mention a default judgment.
Just remember that in this day and age if someone uses credit cards, buys cars, houses, rents apartments or even has a cell phone they can be found and most times without a court order. With a court order I have seen no place that is not required to get the court the information. For Pro Se cases it means you get the information and for cases with representation, they get the information. Either way the information comes into play. The question is really not that but how hard and how much money are you willing to spend if you do not need to do so?
I am not an attorney. These are my personal opinions and general information only. These are not legal advice and should not be used as such.


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Families Against Cancer & Toxics
Stop cancer before it starts
June 28, 2005
Cochise County is considering signing a 20-year agreement with a 10-month old private company who will build a "plasma converter" in Cochise County. On the surface the idea is really exciting. The county's garbage and old tires would be transformed into free electricity and clean water. The plasma converter industry representatives promise absolutely no toxic output at all, not from toxic air emissions, nor toxic solid waste, nor toxics in the water. If these claims were true, the project would be worthy of support. But the company proposing the idea has not provided any data to substantiate the claims. And the claims defy the laws of science. Also keep in mind there is no such garbage-to-energy plant in operation in the U.S. nor in the world. Does Cochise County really want to be the first?
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
It was announced today at the Cochise County Board of Supervisors Work Session that Global Energy Resources has backed out and is no longer seeking to build an incinerator in Cochise County.
Many residents, journalists, activists, politicians, public health professionals and government employees made sure the right questions were being answered before rushing to install this immature technology.
We can all breathe a little easier now.
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Articles and documents:
Memorandum on plasma arc 'a dead issue' SV Herald, 6/29/2005.
County discusses energy plant SV Herald, 6/28/2005.
The incinerator versus the laws of physics and economics Bisbee Observer, 6/2005.
Residents oppose waste proposal SV Herald, 6/15/2005.
Wrong company, wrong deal for county SV Herald, 6/5/2005.
Text of agreement with Global Energy Resources Here is the scary MOU, which could embroil Cochise County into a 40-year air-toxics disaster.
Residents urge supervisors not to pursue proposal SV Herald, 5/25/2005.
Weird Science - Shifting explanations cloud a proposed Cochise County project Tucson Weekly, 5/25/2005.
County official has tie to two in waste-to-energy idea SV Herald, 5/20/2005.
Burning Questions: One cozy cadre pushes a funky Cochise County project Tucson Weekly, 5/19/2005. Expose on prior relationship between county official and incinerator promoters; revelation of GE's false claim that fraud charges were dropped because "Dr.Kazanchain was a victim of identity theft."
Another town offers a lesson for Cochise letter to editor, SV Herald, 5/12/2005.
Agreement on 'waste to energy' plant nearing completion SV Herald, 5/10/2005.
Overview of landfills and recycling in Cochise County SV Herald, 5/8/2005.
Garbage-to-energy plant a small step closer in Cochise Arizona Daily Star, 4/13/2005.
Board seeks draft letter, more details Sierra Vista Herald, 4/13/2005.
Opinion: Cochise should check out risky technology AZ Daily Star, 4/9/2005.
Electricity from trash possible, problematic AZ Daily Star, 4/8/2005.
Public Urged to Attend County Meeting on Proposed Incinerator Concerned Cochise County Residents, 4/7/2005.
The Sierra Club wrote a letter urging Cochise County to reject the incinerator proposal.
Minutes from "Back Room" meeting of the Cochise County solid waste Rate Review Advisory Board, held on 2/14/2005.
Assessment of plasma arc idea, public input needed County Supervisor Paul Newman, SV Herald, 3/4/2005.
Klein: County could have handled plasma arc matter better SV Herald, 3/2/2005.
Alarming "Back Room" Meeting Concerned Cochise County Residents press release, 2/28/2005
Recycling important part of managed growth Jim Jones, Sierra Vista Environmental Affairs Commission, SV Herald, 2/27/2005.
Questions about Landfill Alternatives Committee Michael Gregory, Arizona Toxics Information, Bisbee. SV Herald, 2/25/2005.
HC concerned about its landfill if idea is OK'd SV Herald, 2/25/2005.
From Trash to Gas Lee Basner explains his pro-incinerator position, SV Herald, 2/24/2005.
Newman questions move on waste-to-energy idea SV Herald, 2/23/2005.
Company touts plasma technology plant SV Herald, 2/22/2005.
Landfill board OKs waste proposal SV Herald, 2/21/2005.
Action alert! The citizen committee that wants a plasma converter incinerator gave their report at a closed meeting on 2/14/2005, urging the County to sign the 20-year agreement and begin the engineering phase for the incinerator. At the closed meeting the solid waste committee rate review board fast-tracked their approval and recommended sending the pro-incinerator report to the County for a vote. Call your County Board of Supervisors today, (520) 432-9200! Tell them that there are three great alternatives to landfills:
1. Reduce!
2. Reuse!
3. Recycle!
and that burning garbage and tires will create a toxic disaster.
Incinerator-promoter Lee Basnar writes article attacking landfills, SV herald, 2/10/2005.
General Electric responds to FACT's 24 questions for Global Energy Resources. LH Hamilton did not find these answers sufficient, but when he asked for more information neither GER nor GE met his deadline.
Landfill Alternatives Committee formed. Lee Basner steered the county toward the plasma converter incinerator in the first place, and now he is chair of an "alternatives" group. Ahem.
1/5/2005 Concerned Cochise County Residents formed and agreed on this
Factsheet (or PDF) asking the county to Reduce! Reuse! Recycle! and not to burn garbage and tires, which would endanger health.
Do the research right now SV Herald, 12/19/2004, excellent editorial about the need for concrete answers before any money is spent.
Firm's waste-to-energy proposal gets scrutinized SV Herald, 12/17/2004, about the public meeting with Bradley Angel of Greenaction, who shared information debunking past incinerator claims.
FACT's 24 Questions for Global Energy Resources
FACT is grateful to LH Hamilton, Cochise County Facilities Manager, for bringing these questions to his 12/7/2004 meeting with GER, and requiring they answer the questions within 30 days. We are also grateful for the insight of Bradley Angel of Greenaction and Cochise County Supervisor Paul Newman, who helped craft the questions.
The county is reviewing a proposal to change trash into a recyclable
The Sierra Vista Herald's excellent investigative story about the proposal and community concerns, from 11/21/2004.
Incinerator can't change lead and other elements
Letter from Keith Bagwell, former environmental reporter for the Arizona Daily Star.
Plasma converter has much to be considered Terry Nordbrock, Families Against Cancer & Toxics (FACT) Sierra Vista Herald 11/19/2004.
Industry meeting in Bisbee on 11/9/04.
Turning garbage into energy: alchemy or alternative? SV Herald, 11/4/2004.
The idea for building this plasma converter in Cochise County was floated in this article by Lee Basnar.
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Q: Is plasma arc incineration?
A: Yes! The US EPA defines a Plasma-Arc Reactor as:
An incinerator that operates at extremely high temperatures;
treats highly toxic wastes that do not burn easily.
gasification - The act or process of converting into gas.
vitrification - To change or make into glass or a glassy substance, especially through heat fusion.
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This technology has a history of failures:
Plasma incinerator in Hawaii fined 5/29/04 Machine malfunction leads to 90,000 lbs of medical waste (including body parts) sitting in the sun.
Plasma Converter Failed Chemical Weapons Demonstration
Information about Startech's attempt in 1999 to convince the DOD to use their plasma converter.
20-Year Garbage-to-Energy Became Finanacial Disaster in MNStar-Tribune, 10/11/2004.
Smokestacks of ill-fated power plant to be demolished Columbus Dispatch, 2/15/2005.
Toxic incinerator fire evacuates 1500 in Arkansas
Alabama chemical weapons incinerator shut down by fire
This technology also has a history of corruption
Official charged with bribery in waste-to-energy proposal
Phoenix waste disposal plant trafficking meth
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For more information about plasma converters:
The Greenaction website has a wealth of information on many types of incinerators. Greenaction's executive director Bradley Angel visited Cochise County on 12/16/2004 and shared his knowledge about some deceptive practices by incinerator companies.
Another good source of information is the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives.
Rising from the Ashes Article about incineration in U.S., 2003.
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Companies involved in the Cochise County proposal:
There is also very interesting information from the manufacturer of the plasma converter, Startech.
Here is the (one-page) website for the (six-month old) company that would like Cochise County to give them a (twenty-year) contract for their plasma converter incinerator, Global Energy Resources. Note: the Cheif Technology Officer's phone number is "no longer in service."
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Good alternatives to landfills and incinerators:
Zero Waste
Aiming for zero waste
Cochise County Freecycle
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Based in Sierra Vista and Tucson, FACT formed in 2003 when parents of children with cancer gathered to encourage investigation into the childhood leukemia cluster in Sierra Vista, Arizona. FACT's mission is to prevent future cases of childhood cancer. One way we seek to achieve this goal is by reducing the amount of carcinogens and toxics released in our community.
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Angel's Landing
Rochelle Alers
September 2012, Contemporary Romance
Forever, $7.99, 400 pagesPart of a series
Ah, small town America. Will we ever grow tired of it? It doesn't look like that is happening anytime soon as far as romance novels go. This story offers up something different by giving us a unique island culture and African American characters. Those subtle changes set this book a bit ahead of the rest of the pack.
Kara Newell is thisclose to burning out. As a big-city social worker she knows all about the toughest aspects of life. She also knows about too many cases, too few hours, and the stress of being surrounded by abusive strangers. She's ready to take a vacation and head home to visit her folks when she gets invited to the reading of the will of someone she doesn't remember knowing. Kara heads to South Carolina rather than going straight to Arkansas and receives quite the surprise. She is stunned to learn that not only is she not the biological daughter of the man she calls father, she is now an heiress with a large estate, lots of money - and a second family who are none too pleased to see her.
Ex-marine Jeffrey Hamilton has traded in the life of a rough and ready warrior to come home to idyllic Cavanaugh Island and take care of the grandmother who raised him. He takes his job as sheriff very seriously and is determined to protect those under his jurisdiction. He is the perfect person to look out for the beautiful newcomer to his Island. It is clear this lovely lady has been quite the shock to the folks who planned to cash in on the sale of Angel's Landing, the estate she just inherited. He plans to stand between her and any danger, but who can protect him from the danger she presents to his heart?
Kara quickly falls in love with Angel's Landing. Even though she'd never known her biological father, she feels as at home in his house as if she had grown up there. Her first order of business after she moves in is to call her mother and ask exactly why she had to be sitting in a room full of strangers when she found out that her daddy wasn't her biological father. Her mom comes out to explain things, but is concerned to see that Kara is being less than warmly welcomed into the community. It is clear that those who felt entitled to Kara's inheritance feel equally entitled to try to intimidate her out of her home. Kara hangs tough and assures her mother that with Jeff's protection she doesn't feel any need to leave.
Jeff's protection turns personal, with meals out, dates to the movies, meeting the family, and phenomenal sex. But a chance remark overheard by Kara has her wondering if he is really serious about their relationship. It doesn't help that she is feeling more and more pressure to leave as the "pranks" being pulled to push her from her home grow more serious. Can she commit to Cavanaugh Island and its sexy sheriff? Or should she protect herself from both dangers of the body and dangers of the heart and get out of town while she still can?
This is a sweet, slow love story that emphasizes what it takes to be a family. Kara's paternal biological family was destroyed by jealousy and quests for power. Her own little family is dealt a blow when secrets are revealed. Kara's practical good sense, her social worker desire to fix things, and her warm heart help her as she navigates the choppy waters of the mess made by her parents and grandparents. Jeff, who had had no plans to settle down at this time, realizes that when you find the one, you don't worry about whether it is the perfect time or not.
I liked both Jeff and Kara. One reason was simply that they are both such adults. Kara is practical, kind, and hard working. Life throws her lemons and she may not head out right away to make the lemonade but she doesn't cry about it either. She knows how to dust herself off and regroup. Jeff is the same, a basically decent guy who knows himself, what he wants, and how to get it. Both are ready for a relationship and handle it like grown ups once they start one. That simple factor had me really loving this love story.
The concentration on family extends to the secondary characters as well. Corrine, Jeff's grandmother, and Jeannette, Kara's mom, shine as the matriarchs of their respective clans. Both characters are developed strictly in the sense of the mom role but we do get to know them a bit as people and not just parents since their pasts contains important information for Kara. We only get mild, intriguing glimpses of Theodora, Kara's paternal grandma. We know that it is Theodora who created all the stresses that are in her extended family today, but I would have appreciated a deeper look into how and why. Still, the emphasis on the moms stresses the ongoing theme of family that appears throughout the novel. The book also emphasizes the importance of women appreciating themselves and demanding more from the men around them. A story line involving Jeff's cousin David serves to underline this aspect of the tale.
This is a finding your place in the world style story that is so common in small town romance. Kara has a best friend in New York, whom we get to know, but she starts bonding with several people in Cavanaugh pretty quickly as well. It is obvious almost from the beginning that this is where she is meant to be. Not only does she immediately become enmeshed in the life of Angel's Landing but she rapidly becomes a protector for the whole way of life on the Island as well. If you are a fan of that sort of story, than you will find much to love in this one.
I just finished a Virgin River novel before reading this one and found the two books to be very similar. Both were all about the advantages of small town living and the joy of finding your tribe. While Ms. Carr has a slightly more sophisticated writing style than this author, I think fans of that series might just find themselves enjoying this one as well.
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The question is, " How many ways are there to draw a heart or a club from an ordinary deck of card ? "
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text: News Sir Colin? 04 March 2011 Lauren Milligan Colin Firth with wife Livia © Rex Features DESPITE rumours this morning that Colin Firth may be in line to receive a Knighthood, the Cabinet Office insists even Colin Firth wouldn't know if that were the case."I can confirm that the nominations have been submitted," a spokesperson for the Cabinet Office told us this morning, "and the nominations are now being considered by the eight committees who decide the Honours recipients. The list is set to come out before the Queen's birthday -around the 11th of June - and those who will receive one will find out about a week before that. I can't tell you who will receive one because it hasn't been decided yet."So where has the story come from?"Nominations can be made by anyone, so it is possible that someone who nominated Firth has revealed that he has been nominated," she added. "But whether he has - or whether he will receive one - is something that no one knows yet."For more information on the Honours system visit www.direct.gov.uk.YOU SHOULD SEE: Colin Firth helping his wife Livia get ready for the Oscars... YOU SHOULD SEE: Who joined Colin and Livia on the Oscars red carpet... YOU SHOULD SEE: Livia's latest VOGUE.COM blog... YOU SHOULD SEE: The latest on Emma Watson and Alberta Ferretti's collaboration... Related Gallery King Colin's Speech


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Cowgirl Basketball Set To Tip Off 2013-14 Exhibition Season
Wyoming returns two starters and nine letterwinners
Wyoming Women Earn Eighth Victory With 15-point Win Over Weber State
Three Cowgirls score in double-figures
Cowgirl Basketball Set To Tip Off 2012-13 Exhibition Season
Wyoming returns all five starters
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Sophomore (2013-14): Played in her first game of the season against UNLV (2/8/14).
Redshirt Freshman (2012-13): Sat out the second half of the season after injuring her knee...played in her first regular season game against Eastern MIchigan (12/1/12)...saw her first action as a Cowgirl in the exhibition game against Dakota Wesleyan (10/29/12)...scored two points and had one rebound...finished with two points in two minutes against Regis (11/5/12).
Freshman (2011-12): Sat out during the season due to an injury.
High School: Thiam came to Wyoming after a high school career at Lycee Glandou Diouf in Dakar, Senegal. Both of her parents played basketball for the Senegalese National Team. Thiam can speak three languages including English, French and Wolof (a native language of Senegal).
Personal: Born September 4, 1991...is the daughter of Amadou Lamine Thiam and Ndeye Sar...has five siblings, Khadidiatou, Djibril, Khouraichi, Adja and Seynabou...her brother, Djibril, played for the Cowboy basketball team for three seasons...majoring in finance.


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Allen's Career Honors
UA Most Improved Player
General: Really came on during last February and March and will be expected to build on that success... Has potential to be a fantastic player... Fun to watch... Is a fan-favorite because of her personality and her style of play... Excels in the open floor... Has improved her left hand and her jump shot... Is hard to guard because she can hit the outside jumper and can slash to the basket... Has become a more versatile guard... Has developed a variety of moves, where she can create space off the dribble for a jump shot or to slash and get to the basket... Expected to have more offensive production this year... Is a definite three-point threat... Has also become one of the best defenders on the team...
2001-02: Finished the season fifth in the Pac-10 in steals (2.10 spg) and 19th in scoring (10.0 ppg)... Fourth on the team in scoring and in rebounding (3.2 rpg)... Played in 21 contests, with four starts... Had team highs of 19 points and seven rebounds against Arizona State (3/2/02) in first round of the Pac-10 Tournament... Shot a blazing 8-for-10 from the floor in that game... Tallied 15 points, six rebounds and three assists while playing a season-high 33 minutes against Arizona State (2/23/02)... Six points, five rebounds against USC (2/16/02)... Shot 5-for-9 from the floor while tallying 11 points, three rebounds and a pair of blocks against UCLA (2/14/02)... Racked up a career-high seven assists at Washington State (2/9/02)... Five points, two steals at Washington (2/7/02)... Six points, five rebounds, four steals against Oregon (2/2/02)... 10 points against Oregon State (1/31/02)... 10 points, five rebounds, four assists, three steals at California (1/26/02)... Seven points, four rebounds at UCLA (1/19/02)... 12 points, five rebounds, five steals at USC (1/17/02)... 12 points vs. UC Santa Barbara (1/14/02)... Exploded for career-high 25 points on 9-for-12 shooting against Washington (1/12/02)... Came off the bench for 17 points, seven rebounds, six assists, three blocks and five steals against Washington State (1/10/02)... Had six points and an assist in 21 minutes at Oregon State (1/6/02), her first action in more than a month... Missed seven games mid-season due to a grade-three concussion suffered against Holy Cross on Nov. 30... Collected seven points, three steals at New Mexico (11/27/02)... Eight points, four rebounds, three assists and three steals in upset win over No. 15 Notre Dame (11/24/01)... Shot 7-for-9 from the floor en route to 18 points against Ohio State (11/21/01)... 10 points, four steals, three rebounds in season opener vs. Pepperdine (11/18/01)...
Italy Tour 2001: Was third on the team in scoring for the tour, averaging 11.7 points per game... Also registered averages of 5.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game over the six-contest tour... Averaged team-best 3.5 steals per game... Went off for tour-high 21 points in the opener versus the Venezia club (5/20/01)... Also tallied five rebounds, five steals and four assists in that game... Notched eight points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals against San Bonifacio team (5/22/01)... Tallied eight points, four rebounds, four steals against La Spezia club (5/26/01)... Had 12 points, eight rebounds versus the Chieti club (5/30/01)... Notched 15 points, seven rebounds, three steals against Palestrina club (5/31/01)...
2000-01: Named Arizona's Most Improved Player... Played in all 32 games as a rookie, starting eight... Averaged 22.1 minutes, 6.1 points, 2.7 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game... Notched 10 points, three steals and two rebounds at New Mexico (3/17/01) in second round of WNIT... Played a season-high 38 minutes in that game... Had a season-high eight rebounds to go with seven points and three steals against Pepperdine (3/15/01) in the first round of the WNIT... Scored 10 points and had seven rebounds and four steals against California (3/10/01)... Had six points, two rebounds at Oregon (3/3/01)... Collected eight points, four assists at Oregon State (3/1/01)... Six points, three rebounds against Arizona State (2/24/01)... Scored five points and had one rebound against USC (2/18/01)... Five points, four rebounds versus UCLA (2/15/01)... Went off for a season-high 18 points to go with five rebounds and four steals at Washington State (2/10/01)... Had four points, three rebounds at Washington (2/8/01)... Three rebounds, two points, two assists against Oregon State (2/3/01)... Tallied five points, four rebounds and two assists in first collegiate start against Oregon (2/1/01)... Had six points and two assists at Arizona State (1/27/01)... Collected four points, four rebounds and two steals at UCLA (1/20/01)... Pulled down three rebounds at USC (1/18/01)... Tallied 13 points, three rebounds and two steals against Washington State (1/11/01)... Hit 4-of-6 from the floor while notching 11 points off the bench at Stanford (1/6/01)... Ran off 13 points against Nebraska (12/21/00) in the final game of the San Juan Shootout... Was 6-for-8 from the floor while tallying 15 points against UPR-Mayaguez (12/20/00)... Hit 3-for-4 from the field while tallying seven points and two rebounds against Louisville (12/17/00)... Shot 5-for-8 from the floor en route to 12 points against Bowling Green (12/8/00) in the Arizona Basketball Classic... Hit both her three-point attempts en route to eight points and three rebounds against UNLV (12/6/00)... Shot 4-for-5 from the free throw line en route to six points, one rebound against BYU (11/18/00) in collegiate debut...
High School: Four-year letterwinner in basketball at Ruben S. Ayala High School... Member of the Ayala High School Basketball Hall of Fame... Three-time Student Sports All-American... Four-time first team All-CIF selection... Four-time All-Southern Section honoree and four-time All-Sierra League choice... Team Most Valuable Player as a freshman, junior and senior... Twice named Sierra League MVP... Holds the Ayala school records for points scored, steals, rebounds and blocked shots and had two "quadruple-double" games... As team captain her senior year, averaged 25.8 points, 8.0 rebounds, 6.2 assists and 5.9 steals per game while leading Ayala to its fourth straight Sierra League championship... MVP of the John Wooden Classic and the St. Lucy Tournament... As a junior, registered 19.7 points, nine assists and seven rebounds per game as Ayala went 27-4... Was an honorable mention USA Today All-American as a junior... 1999 L.A. Times All-Star Team... Also lettered once in track, participating in sprint relays, high jump and long jump... Four-year honor roll student... Club basketball team was Cal Academy, which made it to the championship games at the Santa Barbara and Oregon tournaments.
Field Goals Made: 9 vs. Washington (1/12/02)
Field Goals Attempted: 15 at New Mexico (3/17/01)
Three-Point Field Goals Made: 3 at Washington State (2/10/01)
Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 6 at New Mexico (3/17/01)
Free Throws Made: 5, three times, last vs. Washington (1/12/02)
Free Throws Attempted: 7 vs. Oregon State (1/31/02)
Rebounds: 8 vs. Pepperdine (3/15/01)
Points: 25 vs. Washington (1/12/02)
Assists: 7 at Washington State (2/9/02)
Blocked Shots: 3 vs. Washington State (1/10/02)
Steals: 5, three times, last at Southern California (1/17/02)
Minutes Played: 38 at New Mexico (3/17/01)
Games Played: 53
Games Started: 12
Scoring Average: 7.6 ppg (405 points)
Rebounding Average: 2.9 rpg (155 rebounds)
Field Goal Percentage: .410 (144-351)
Three-Point Field Goal Percentage: .319 (30-94)
Free Throw Percentage: .702 (87-124)
Assists Average: 1.7 apg (90 assists)
Blocks Average: 0.3 bpg (14 blocks)
Steals Average: 1.5 spg (82 steals)
Minutes Played Average: 23.4 mpg (1241 minutes)


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The soul singer, who topped the R&B charts in 1965 with her most famous hit, died aged 72 after complications from a heart attack.
17:39, UK, Thursday 27 December 2012
Soul singer Fontella Bass, best known for her R&B chart-topping hit Rescue Me, has died.
The singer's daughter, Neuka Mitchell, said Bass died at a hospice in St Louis on Wednesday night of complications from a heart attack suffered three weeks ago. She was 72.
Bass had also suffered several strokes since 2005.
Bass was born into a family with deep musical roots. Her mother was gospel singer Martha Bass, one of the Clara Ward Singers.
Her younger brother, David Peaston, had a string of R&B hits in the 1980s and 1990s.
Peaston died in February at age 54.
Bass' surviving family includes four children. Her husband, jazz trumpeter Lester Bowie, died in 1999.
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Captain Gunther Lutze, a Nazi SS officer, arrives in the small town of Dachau under the alias of Mr. Schmidt. He checks in at the inn and expresses interest in the nearby concentration camp which was shut down after the war, 17 years ago. The innkeeper recoils in horror, but Lutze decides to visit the abandoned camp where he served as commandant. Lutze enters the camp and remembers the prisoners that he hung and tortured. A man then appears, wearing a prisoner's uniform. The man says that "they" have been waiting, and Lutze turns to see the gates close and lock themselves. He assumes the new arrival is the caretaker, and then remembers him as Alfred Becker, a former prisoner. Lutze is astonished that Becker doesn't seem to have aged in 17 years.
Lutze hears a howling noise which sounds like screams, and tries to find its source. He defends himself to Becker saying that he was just a soldier during the war, but Becker notes that he was a sadist, not a soldier. Lutze tries to dismiss his past, trying to put it behind him since he was just following orders. Becker doesn't believe him and wonders why Lutze came back from South America, where he was safe. Lutze admits he felt nostalgic and thought that after all this time, people might have decided to overlook his "little mistakes." Becker says there can be no forgiveness and that it is now time for Lutze's trial, for the SS officer's crimes against humanity. Lutze boasts of how he tortured Becker for hours at a time, then tries to run. However, he finds himself inside the prisoner's barracks, surrounded by the prisoners out of the past.
The doors are sealed and Lutze can only cower as Becker reads the charges against him, detailing the thousands of people he ordered to be tortured and executed, and the men he murdered personally. The screams carried on the wind rise up and Lutze collapses in hysterics. He passes out and wakes up to find everyone but Becker has disappeared. Becker assures Lutze that the trial was no dream and now it's time for Lutze's sentence. Lutze sneers at Becker, believing him incapable and insane. He then remembers why Becker couldn't pass sentence: he died 17 years ago. Lutze killed him and the other prisoners when the Americans advanced on the camp. He lunges at Becker… and finds himself outside by the scaffolds.
Becker appears and informs Lutze that he will be sentenced to a life of insanity, suffering the agony of all of his victims. As Becker details all the ways that Lutze tortured his prisoners, the SS officer feels all of their agonies and collapses, driven mad with pain. Becker informs him that this is justice, not vengeance, and that Lutze's final judgment will come from God.
Two hours later, the police arrive with a doctor and discover Lutze, insane. The doctor can't account for how Lutze could have been driven insane in only two hours, without a mark on him. As the police take Lutze away, the doctor looks around the camp and wonders why they still leave it standing.
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Buffalo Bills legend Jim Kelly is in quite the conundrum on the path to being an NFL owner. He wants to have a piece of his former team, but he won't be able to do it alone; his best chance is to become a part owner. Although talks between the Hall of Fame quarterback and Jon Bon Jovi have commenced, a partnership seems to be off to a rocky start as Kelly expressed worry that the musician will try to move the team.
Investor Jeffrey Gundlach, who has already been named as a partner on Kelly's team, confirmed yesterday that the two sides have opened up conversations about buying the Bills together, but that was merely it. Kelly, who helped see the Bills to four consecutive Super Bowls, spent all 10 of his NFL seasons in Buffalo and remains an icon of the team even though he hasn't played since 1996. If it were up to him, no matter who was the owner, the Bills would stay put in Buffalo forever.
Bon Jovi is aligned with a group from Toronto with ties to the Toronto Maple Leafs of the NHL and the NBA's Raptors. Although the possibility of having the Toronto Bills were speculated as soon as the bid was made, Bon Jovi and representatives stated last month that the Bills would stay in Buffalo. With that kind of reassurance, what is Kelly so concerned about?
Although Buffalo has not seen a winning season since 2004 and has not seen their team in the playoffs since 1999, Bills fans remain ever dedicated. Even though Bon Jovi and his group have eased things over with their statement, Kelly and Bills fans alike may not see them keeping to their word in the long run. The team is under their current lease until 2019, so they will remain at Ralph Wilson Stadium until this contract runs out. That said, a lot could happen in the next five years. This year could be the 15th consecutive season where the Bills make the playoffs, creating a ripple effect in revenue and ticket sales. Over 46,000 season tickets have been sold so far for the upcoming season, the most since 2009, so there's a glimmer of hope for Bills' fans to keep their team in Buffalo.
Bon Jovi made clear in an open letter that he hoped would settle the nerves of skeptical Bills fans that he's committed to the team; but it was written more like one of his cheesy songs, perhaps leading fans that they were "Livin' on a Prayer" to keep their team in Buffalo. Is it because the singer is in cahoots with Robert Kraft, owner of the division rival New England Patriots, that the fans don't trust him?


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GAINESVILLE, Fla. – No. 3 Florida (37-3, 11-2 SEC) used a pair of two-out home runs in the bottom of the fourth to defeat Mississippi State (23-13, 2-8 SEC), 9-1, in six innings Friday night at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium.
The Gators, who produced just four hits, were the benefactors of 11 walks, the most by the Bulldogs under Head Coach Vann Stuedeman. The Bulldogs entered Friday's contest having issued 14 total walks in conference play this season.
Through the first 3.2 innings of work, MSU senior starting pitcher Stephanie Becker (6-6) was brilliant against the No. 6 scoring offense in the country, striking out five and allowing no hits. The southpaw ran into trouble with two outs in the bottom of the fourth, surrendering back-to-back singles to UF first baseman Taylor Schwarz and center fielder Kirsti Merritt.
Stuedeman replaced Becker with fellow senior LHP Kylie Vry, who in her first batter faced yielded a three-run home run to the Gators' Kelsey Horton on a full count. Vry exited the game after freshman righty Jacey Punches replaced her following two-consecutive walks.
With a pair on the bags and still two outs, Punches loaded the bases by issuing a base on balls to shortstop Kelsey Stewart. In the next at-bat, UF third baseman Stephanie Tofft hit her first career grand slam to extend the Gators' lead to 7-0.
State responded with its first run of the game in the top of the fifth. Senior first baseman Shelby fisher led off with a walk and was pinch ran for by freshman speedster Kayla Winkfield. Winkfield advanced to second when redshirt junior shortstop Erin Nesbit was hit by a pitch, and was pushed over to third when Nesbit was forced out at second courtesy of a grounder to short by junior left fielder Jessica Offutt. Offutt and Winkfield then executed a double steal, with Winkfield tapping the dish thanks to an obstruction call on the Florida catcher.
The Gators tacked on another run in the bottom of the fifth frame thanks to an RBI sacrifice fly by Stewart, and ended the game in the sixth with a bases-loaded walk by Horton.
Starkville's Team heads back to the diamond Saturday at 2 p.m. CT, before wrapping up the series with an 11 a.m. CT first pitch Sunday. Free live audio streaming of the series will be available online to HailStateTV subscribers (www.HailState.com/hstvlive).
For live in-game updates of MSU's conference series in Gainesville, follow the program on Twitter at @MStateSB. For pictures, like the team on Facebook at Facebook.com/MStateSB and visit the team's Instagram account at MStateSB. For pregame and postgame video, check out MSU's official YouTube channel at YouTube.com/HailState.


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The Canadian game development studio, BioWare, based in Edmonton, Alberta, was originally conceived when its founders were still medical students studying at the University of Alberta. Now the studio is one of Canada's premiere, entirely homegrown success stories in the industry, and it's founders, Dr. Ray Muzyka and Dr. Greg Zeschuk, have had their expertise recognized both at home and abroad.
Kotaku recently highlighted a lecture given by the doctors at the request of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, better known as BAFTA. In the lecture, they present their opinions on how games are an emerging media for art, and even cite Tolstoy and his definition of art as a butress for their own argument. A video is included here with highlights of their talk.


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Last year, Pelican launched a line of backpacks, rolling its hard-case protection into comfortable, shoulder-harness form. On paper they look like a great way to protect laptops and tablets, but how do they hold up in the real world? We took one of the packs around the globe, from the 2013 New York Auto Show, to the Dusseldorf Caravan Salon, and finally to the IAA show in Frankfurt. Here's what we learned. Read More
While the chances of being caught up in a dangerous situation are thankfully low, having something about your person for such an eventuality isn't a bad idea. The Impromptu Tactical Pen from Gerber, with its glass-breaking steel tip, is one option for those who want to keep themselves safe. It is, as its name suggests, a simple writing implement with a hidden extra that could mean the difference between life and death.Read More
For skiers and snowboarders, nothing can ruin a good day on the hill faster than an equipment malfunction. Enter the CL!CK Carabiner, a handy tool designed for winter sport enthusiasts to fix binding issues without having to go back to the lodge, or even worse, stop riding completely if out in the back country. Read More
We're constantly seeing inventors attempt to create new and interesting ways to charge our cell phones. VOTO is one product we've seen that uses fire to charge our smart devices, and now a new take on the idea is hitting the scene. Called FlameStower, it utilizes very similar technology, but with a few twists. Read More
Perhaps it's just that we've been paying closer attention to the segment lately, but we've seen a surge of innovative, small camper hardware over the past few years. From utility trailer build-ups like the Teal panel kit, to car conversion "campers in boxes" like the SwissRoomBox, to more permanent van and Jeep conversions, these small campers let you escape in your everyday vehicle without the bulk and cost of larger motorhomes and RVs. Our recent trip to the Dusseldorf Caravan Salon revealed that there are dozens upon dozens of small camper designs to choose from. Read More
With removable, modular living equipment, camping trailers like the Teal seamlessly switch between sleeping people and hauling toys. At the recent Caravan Salon in Dusseldorf, German materials manufacturer Vohringer showed a trailer concept designed to do both at the same time. The Speed-Wagon uses a hydraulic lift system to open up space for a motorbike while still sleeping occupants comfortably. Read More
The 2013 Dusseldorf Caravan Salon was stuffed hall to hall, wall to wall with RVs, camping trailers, pop-ups and mobile living equipment of all kinds. Perhaps it's the timelessly romantic appeal of conquering anything the Earth puts in your way to enjoy its bounty, but we were particularly impressed with some of the rugged, off-road-capable campers. We've put together a tour of every off-road model we found, designs that range from tented gear haulers to full-blown tactical 8x8s. Read More
After a day spent hiking, biking, climbing or otherwise exerting yourself outdoors, a shower sure feels nice. Climbing into your car and driving home all sweaty in order to take said shower, however, can be quite a drag. That's why Colorado native Joel Cotton created the Road Shower. It's a pressurized water tank that mounts on your roof rack, allowing you to grab a quick shower beside your car – just look out for Peeping Toms. Read More
The recently unveiled GoSun Stove is a portable, tube-shaped solar oven that's billed as being powerful enough to cook a full meal, even on cloudy days. Much like the Solar Kettle, this solar cooker uses parabolic mirrors to concentrate sunlight onto a glass cylinder and cook the contents inside. But while the Solar Kettle was built for heating up beverages and boiled eggs, the GoSun Stove sports a slightly larger set of mirrors and a stainless steel tray for food, allowing it to act as a portable convection oven for baking, frying, boiling, and more. Read More
The Selk'bag wearable sleeping bag just got a little cooler. The newly introduced Patagon version includes a set of removable booties. You can zip them off and then wear your usual hiking boots or camp sandals while enjoying the warmth and freedom of the Selk'bag suit. Read More
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|Welcome to the Pine Cone Acre Motel!
The Pine Cone Acre Motel is a quiet, classic, Tahoe-Style property just north of the "Y" in South Lake Tahoe close to historic Camp Richardson and beautiful Emerald Bay. The property is on one full acre and is very open and peaceful. There are many restaurants within walking distance including "Best of Tahoe" winners Cantina, Rockwater Tavern, Burger Lounge and Evan's Bistro. Our clean and cozy rooms have classic knotty-pine ceilings and include a Microwave, Fridge, expanded CableTV with HBO, and free WIFI. Complementary coffee is served in the lobby each morning.


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The 1940'S 'BLITZ' VARIETY SHOW
Celebrate St. George's Day (England's national day).
Songs, comedy & impressions of stars of the era. Authentic recordings of Chamberlain & Churchill plus special sound effects.
A costumed show re-creates some of the sights and sounds of the 1940's including; the announcement of war, air raids, Churchill speeches.
Listen to some of the nostalgic patriotic songs "Land of Hope & Glory", "There'll Always Be an England."
A little comedy, songs & impressions of some of the stars including Gracie Fields, Vera Lynne, George Formby, Flanagan & Allen, Ann Zeigler & Webster Booth.
The show is around 2 hours long. It is a feast of top quality entertainment performed by top professional acts from stage and TV.
Come and re-live an important time in this country's history. Join in the singing, take pride in your nationality, be proud to be English, dig out your old uniform, get your gas mask out, and put curlers in under your headscarf and dig out your old trilby. You'll laugh, you'll sing, you might even shed a tear.
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Promise of the New
A trip by Harper to Europe in the summer of 1891 produced another opportunity for Chicago donors to show their generosity. Learning that the entire stock of an long-established Berlin book dealer was available for sale, Harper submitted a purchase offer of $45,000 and returned to Chicago hoping that donors could be found to underwrite the cost. He was not disappointed. Nine Chicago businessmen including Hutchinson, Ryerson, Kohlsaat, Charles H. McCormick, and Charles R. Crane pledged the necessary amount, and the University immediately acquired one of the largest academic research collections in the country.
Encouraged by Harper's successes, John D. Rockefeller made a million-dollar gift to the University in late 1890. The next major gift came from Chicago in January 1891, an endowment from the estate of William B. Ogden for a graduate school of scientific research; Ogden had been the mayor of Chicago and for many years the chairman of the Old University board of trustees. Rockefeller provided an additional million dollars for University operations in February 1892, and his generosity prompted Marshall Field to say, "Now Chicago must put a million dollars into the buildings of the University".
Spurred by a $100,000 challenge gift from Field, a frenetic ninety-day campaign was launched. Money for critically needed University buildings was given by Martin Ryerson, George C. Walker, Silas Cobb, and Sidney Kent, and by a new pool of donors representing the women of Chicago: Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, Mrs. Nancy A. Foster, Mrs. Jerome Beecher, Mrs. A. J. Snell, and members of the Chicago Woman's Club and Fortnightly Club. The campaign was a resounding success, and the University opened in October 1892 with the assurance that through the generosity of Chicago citizens, funds for the classrooms, residence halls, and laboratories essential to its academic work had been secured
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Georgia gets to play in the sun, weather cooperating. Georgia Tech gets to play in the Sun.
The Bulldogs and the Yellow Jackets head south to go bowling. UGA will engage Michigan State on Jan. 2 in the Outback, straight outa Tampa, Fla. Two days earlier, Tech tangles with Utah in the Sun Bowl, which carries an El Paso, Tex., dateline.
Once the humiliation of Georgia's thwacking against LSU fades, Bulldogs Nation should find the matchup intriguing. The teams could not be closer in the final BCS rankings -- UGA is 16th, Sparty 17th. The Wolverines (10-3) ran out of bullets in a thrilling shootout with Wisconsin; otherwise, they would be Rose Bowl-bound.
The Dawgs, who opened the season with two losses, should be motivated to not close it in similar fashion.
The Jackets' foe hails from the Pac-12. Yes, you might have not noticed Utah's undistinguished debut in the conference. The Utes went 4-5 in it, 7-5 overall. Their latest game, a loss to three-win Colorado, was more embarassing than Georgia's. It ceased a four-game streak.
After its 0-2 start, Georgia should be delighted to work on a so-called New Year's Day bowl.
After some unappealing bowl trips in recent years -- including the 2005 Emerald Bowl, when they were pummeled by Utah -- Tech should welcome a cool host city.
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Suggested Grade Level: 7-12
In many times and places, people have used music as a powerful tool for social change. The story of rock and roll overlaps with some of the most turbulent times in U.S. history. In the 1960s alone, American society was being torn apart by debates over the Cold War, the Civil Rights movement, the Women's Liberation movement, and the Vietnam War. Since that time and well into the present, musicians have entered such debates by spreading messages of revolution, protest, and empowerment through musical styles as diverse as folk, rock, and soul. This class features songs from the 1960s and early 1970s that have challenged audiences to consider the alternatives and make changes in our society. Students explore recordings and videos of legendary artists to examine expressions of social commentary contained in lyrics, performance styles, and historical images.
Related Standards: English-Language Arts, Social Studies, Fine Arts-Music
Videos are offered as supplemental content to classes.
Director of Curatorial Affairs Howard Kramer talks about folk singer Pete Seeger's acoustic guitar.
See below for more video resources.
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It was a BLAST. Not only did the students love it, but the teachers did as well.
The presenter was exceptional and held the students' interest throughout. She engaged students and related well to them.
The multi-dimensional presentation challenged each student and myself to consider different ways of understanding how music affects culture and consequently, the world.


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History Detectives Offer Tips for Genealogy Research
Watch the full episode. See more History Detectives.
While it is often difficult to uncover written documentation about slave ancestors, it is not always impossible. Having a plan, being logical and systematic, learning what resources might be available and locating those that are extant, in short - following the process, and paying attention to clues in written records or oral histories - can illuminate your family history.
What "History Detectives" and "Who Do You Think You Are?" series don't tell you is how much coordination, flexibility, pure hard work and study time is needed to do genealogical research well.
Never forget that Henry Louis Gates didn't do all that research himself! Nor did he include all his known ancestors! He had a cadre of researchers in the fields, courthouses, and probably on the computer working on his persons of interest. The further back in time one goes, the greater the number of direct ancestors. When you hit the proverbial genealogical brick wall on a particular person, there are always other dead relatives to investigate! Try to keep your research in perspective.
This video encourages African Americans to give genealogical research a try. We of the Beaufort District Collection encourage you as well. That's why we offer the basic African American genealogy class from time to time. (Heads up: The next basic genealogy class is set for May 15th in the Bluffton Branch computer lab. Visit the Library calendar for more information.)
By the way, this video shows two images with direct connection to Beaufort District. First up is the image of a African American Family Group on Smith's Plantation -- near Fort Frederick but now the site of the Beaufort Naval Hospital! The individual slaves are not identified by name but contemporary records (1863) indicate the location where the photograph was taken.
The second image with direct relationship to Beaufort District is the watercolor known as "The Old Plantation." It was painted by one of the four John Roses of Beaufort District. Stay tuned in to Connections during March to learn which John Rose painted the watercolor.
About the Author
Grace Cordial has been responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Beaufort District Collection at the Beaufort County Library since 1999. The Beaufort District Collection exists to acquire, preserve, maintain and make accessible a research collection of permanent value which records the history, culture, and environment of our part of the South Carolina lowcountry. Besides the research room, Cordial manages the "Virtual BDC:" the BDC web pages, the Online Obituary Index, two digital collections, a new BDC.BCL Facebook page, and the Connections blog.
Among her duties is to coordinate or present programs about local history, Gullah culture, and our coastal environment, including occasional instructional sessions about how to perform historical and/or genealogical research.


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a few days ago, I tried to solve this problem
Let $f\colon \mathbb{R}_{+} \to \mathbb{R}$ uniformly continuous. Prove that exists $K>0$ such that for each $x\in \mathbb{R}_{+},$ $$\sup_{w>0}\{ |f(x+w) -f(w)|\}\le K \,\, ( x + 1).$$
and some members of this community have suggested that road :
- Let $F\colon\mathbb R_+\to\mathbb R$ defined by $\displaystyle F(x)=\sup_{t>0}|f(x+t)-f(x)|$. Show that $F$ is uniformly continuous on $\mathbb R$.
- Let $h\colon \mathbb R_+\to\mathbb R_+$ an uniformly continuous function on $\mathbb R_+$. Prove that we can find a constant $K>0$ such that $h(x)\leq K(x+1)$ for all $x\geq 0$.
- Conclude.
I tried, only step 1,but I do not know how to continue
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if I take $\varepsilon=1$
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Thompson, May Estella
Birth : 1901. Pinchtown, Straban Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania
Death : 19 AUG 1988, Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia
Gender: Female
Parents:Father: Thompson, Forest Hall, Chairmaker
Birth: 15 SEP 1856, Hunterstown, Straban Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania
Death: 02 JUL 1934, Hunterstown, Straban Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania
Mother: Harmon, Mary Elizabeth, Chairmaker
Birth: 23 SEP 1866, Adams County, Pennsylvania
Death: 17 DEC 1942, South Irving Street, Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia
Family:Spouse:Heyser, Albert, ChaufferChildren:
Gender: Male
Parents:Father: Unknown
Mother: Unknown
Heyser, Albert Jr.
Gender: Male
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Emergency Department Utilization
In 2007, more than 20 percent of children had at least one visit to a hospital emergency department (ED). Children with family incomes below the poverty threshold ($21,203 for a family of four in 2007) were more likely than children with family incomes above the poverty threshold to have visited the ED. Just over 26 percent of children from low-income families made one to three ED visits during the year, compared to fewer than 18 percent of children from higher-income families. Similarly, 2.8 percent of children from low income families made four or more visits to the ED, compared to 1.1 percent of children from higher-income families.
Emergency department utilization also varies by age: 22.4 percent of children under 5 years of age made 1-3 visits to the ED in 2007, followed by children aged 15-17 years (20.3 percent). Children under 5 years of age were also the most likely to make 4 or more visits to the ED (2.7 percent), followed by children aged 5-9 years (1.0 percent). Racial/ethnic differences in utilization were also apparent, with non-Hispanic Black children most likely to make 1-3 and 4 or more visits to the ED (data not shown).
According to the 2006 National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, the most common reason for a visit to the emergency department among children under 15 years of age was fever (15.1 percent), followed by cough (6.6 percent), and vomiting (5.5 percent). The most common primary diagnoses as the result of ED visits were acute upper respiratory infections (9.2 percent), otitis media (middle ear infection) and Eustachian tube disorders (6.6 percent), and fever of unknown origin (5.8 percent; data not shown).1
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Fernando Martinez. It is designed to "bring the passion back to your marriage" by having husbands sleep with other women, because they no longer wish to sleep with their wives. As said by Fernando himself on Chatterbox FM in 2001, to host Lazlow, "People ask me, Fernando, does this only work for men? It can work for the women too." The women have to work for Fernando "to bring the passion back". The number is 555-9292 (in Spanish; cinco cinco cinco nueve dos nueve dos). Lazlow tells Fernando to "stop pimping out my listeners."
Fernando's New Beginnings was originally meant to be called 'Man Marriage' before Fernando had a change of heart.


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NWS predicts a drier, less harsh winter
As the leaves color and fall, you might be remembering what we went through last winter.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is extending some good news: It should be a drier and less harsh winter in Central Illinois.
NOAA came out with its winter temperature and precipitation outlook on Thursday. In NOAA terms, winter is December, January and February.
Meteorologist Chuck Schaffer said one of the contributing factors to that prediction is the impact of an El Nino, a warming of water in the Pacific Ocean that affects wind and weather patterns.
Schaffer said, "It's not an El Nino yet; It's expected to be weak."
Schaffer said there is nothing to suggest Central Illinois will receive above- or below-normal precipitation, leading to an "equal chance."