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TEMPE, Ariz. - Sophomore left fielder Chris Beall plated the game-winning run with a walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the 10th inning to give the 25th-ranked Arizona State University baseball team a 3-2 series-opening win over Cal on Friday night at Packard Stadium in Tempe, Ariz.
The Sun Devils (18-13, 8-5) have won seven of their past nine Pac-12 Conference games, including four in extra innings. Head coach Tim Esmay tallied his 399th career win, including his 184th at ASU. His 79 conference victories at ASU are the most by any coach in school history through their first five seasons.
Junior right fielder Jake Peevyhouse advanced to second base to start the bottom of the 10th after his grounder to the Bears (14-16, 3-7) second baseman was misplayed and Beall delivered the walk-off base hit in the next at-bat to give ASU its third consecutive win over Cal.
Junior right-hander Cory Bernard (1-0) pitched a scoreless top of the 10th to earn his first career win at ASU. Bernard coerced a groundout to begin the frame and hit the following the batter, but he struck out designated hitter Devon Rodriguez and freshman catcher Brian Serven connected with freshman shortstop Colby Woodmansee to catch the runner stealing second and end the frame.
Sophomore third baseman Dalton DiNatale went 4-for-5 to match his career high and sophomore designated hitter RJ Ybarra knocked in his 12th RBI in the past four games.
Sophomore starting left-hander Brett Lilek scattered six hits and two runs across seven innings, and struck out five and did not issue a walk in the no-decision. He retired nine consecutive batters in the first four frames and recorded four perfect innings.
Sophomore right-hander Jordan Aboites took over in the top of the eighth and worked himself out of back-to-back jams. He put a pair of runners on base via a hit batter and a single in the eighth, but induced a flyout to center field to end the inning and the scoring threat. Aboites allowed two more Bears to reach base in the top of the ninth, but he retired three in a row, including a swinging strike for the final out, to strand them.
Sophomore center fielder Johnny Sewald was hit by a pitch to lead off the first and advanced to second a sacrifice bunt and third on a grounder before he was plated by Ybarra to give the Devils an early 1-0 advantage.
Rodriguez hit a solo home run in the top of the fourth to tie the game at one run apiece, but ASU countered in the bottom half of the frame to retake the lead, 2-1. Peevyhouse moved into scoring position on a leadoff single and a stolen base, and Woodmansee broke open the tie two batters later with an RBI single to right-center field.
The Bears once again tied the game in the top of the seventh with a pair of doubles by Nick Halamandaris and Mitchell Kranson.
A leadoff walk by Sewald and two wild pitches put him at third base with no outs in the top of the ninth. Consecutive intentional walks to junior second baseman Drew Stankiewicz and junior first baseman Nate Causey then loaded the bases, but the Devils were unable to capitalize in three straight at-bats. Ybarra struck out swinging before DiNatale hit a high chopper through the right side for the apparent game winner, but Causey was called out on runners interference. Serven grounded out to the pitcher in the next at-bat to end the inning with the bases loaded.
Cal right-hander Trevor Hildenberger (1-2) took the loss and starting right-hander Daulton Jefferies allowed two runs on nine hits and struck out four in a seven-inning no-decision.
ASU moved to 113-59 all-time against Cal…ASU moved to 4-1 in extra-innings this season and have played an extra-innings game in each of their five Pac-12 series'…Ybarra has nine hits and 12 RBI in his past four games.
Weekend Promotions
Tip Your Cap To Coach Bobby Winkles and the Baseball Program from 1907-59
The baseball program will hold a special pregame ceremony for legendary coach Bobby Winkles and former players on Saturday, April 12.
13 combined National Champions are among the more than 30 players returning, which also includes:
John Jacobs, ASU Hall of Famer
Paul Ray Powell, 1969 National Player of the Year
Doug Nurnberg, all-time saves leader
Sterling Slaughter, the first All-American in school history
Tip Your Cap To The Early Years
Dr. Christine K. Wilkinson, Senior Vice President and Secretary of the University, will be recognized in a pregame ceremony on Sunday, April 13. Dr. Wilkinson is the daughter of legendary former football, basketball and baseball coach Bill Kajikawa. Coach Kajikawa was the skipper of the baseball team for seven seasons (1940, 46-50, 52).
Up Next
The Sun Devils host Cal for game two of the three-game series on Saturday, April 12, at 6:30 pm. The game will be streamed online via the Sun Devils' Pac-12.com channel and will be broadcast on NBC Sports AM 1060 by Tim Healey (PxP, @TimHealeyASU) and Seth Dhaenens (color, @sethdhaenens). Live stats will also be available on thesundevils.com.
Saturday's Projected Rotation
Cal: LHP Kyle Porter (4-2, 2.72)
ASU: LHP Ryan Kellogg (3-2, 4.56)
All-Packard Team
Visit azcentral.com to vote for the All-Packard Team or fill out a ballot on gameday at Packard Stadium to make your choice for the best to wear the Maroon and Gold in the past 40 years. Voting ends April 16.
Single-game tickets, Mini Packs and Flex Plans are on sale now. Admission for ASU students is free with a valid Sun Card. Purchasing season tickets will also give fans first opportunity and priority at selecting seats at Phoenix Municipal Stadium in 2015. Ariz.
Join the conversation all season using the hashtag #OccupyPackard
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Yesterday was the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the US Supreme Court decision that made abortion legal. It passed with very little fanfare, a smattering of articles, a few blog posts, a bunch of tweets, the usual call to give money to Planned Parenthood. Which is odd, when you consider how much a woman's right to exercise choice has eroded in the past decade or so—87 percent of US counties don't have an abortion provider, for example, and as more state governments vote to defund of Planned Parenthood, that number will rise. Rachel Maddow devoted herself to a series of segments exploring the real-life consequences of Roe v. Wade's slow erosion. Hers was a lone voice in the reproductive rights wilderness.
In many ways, I was fortunate to turn 18 in 1980. I spent a good six years having sex before AIDS began to be a poorly understood concern. Abortion was fairly cheap and widely available. Reproductive Rights, even with the Moral Majority groaning in the background, was pretty much a given. I also had the good luck of growing up in the Northeast, so liberalism was a default setting, at least in politics.
If I was fortunate in timing and location, I was less lucky in biology. I was a very fecund young woman. I was also depressed (I wouldn't get an accurate diagnosis of Bipolar 3 until my early 40s; Bipolar 3 says I'm mostly depressed with the occasional pharm-induced bout of mania), and as my bad biological luck would have it, my depression was made more acute by taking birth control pills.
I'd go on the pill, grow so depressed that I was suicidal, go off the pill, and get pregnant. Then I'd have an abortion. This happened seven times over a span of sixteen years, beginning at 18 and ending with my last abortion at 34. In the interest of full disclosure, I also had an ectopic pregnancy, which raises my pregnancy total to eight, which is a lot. Even I will admit that is a lot.
A couple of the abortions I had were full-on D&Cs; the rest were vacuum aspirations. None were pharmacological, aka RU4-86, aka Mifepristone, because that didn't become available until 2000, five years after my last abortion. Five of them I endured entirely awake, and two I had under "twilight" anesthesia.
I give these specifics to show you that while I might have gotten pregnant easily, I was not unaware of my actions. I knew precisely what an abortion was, how to prevent pregnancy, what the outcome of unprotected sex might be. I still had a lot of sex, much of it unprotected, and I got pregnant. Sometimes in telling this story, I say that I got pregnant while on the pill. In the stark light of truth, that didn't happen. I just had sex and I just got pregnant. Often.
These days, as I slough off into menopause, I wonder how different my life might have been had birth control pills not made me certifiably insane. No hyperbole here: I actually was committed to a locked ward for two weeks. My mom signed the papers. I had attempted suicide twice. I was on Ortho-Novum at the time. The birth control pills of the '80s were not the happy, friendly, acne-reducing birth control pills of today. They were not low dose or very low dose. They were serious and they fucked me up righteously.
I also wonder how different my life might have been had the morning after pill been an OTC med when I was still young, dumb and filled with come. I'll never know. I suspect I'd have spent more than one day puking my innards out, and much less time staring up at the poster of a setting sun plastered on Planned Parenthood's ceiling, tasting the Novocain the nurse just shot into my cervix.
To have one abortion, commonplace narratives seem to suggest, is difficult. To have two is distressing, and to have three or more is simply bad taste. I am, according to my numbers, a wanton slut. Perhaps I am. Perhaps I'm not. Perhaps—and this is the point I'd like to drive home—it doesn't matter. At the end of the day, abortion is a medical procedure, and no one should be judged for having it. Lizz Winstead argued this point yesterday, though even she was quick to point out that she'd only had one abortion. You know, lest you think she'd been irresponsible. You know, lest you think she'd been someone like me.
As The Daily Beast reports, women experience abortion guilt by association. Kate Crosby, who researches the stigma of abortion at the University of California, San Francisco, has found that "women who have abortions specifically try to distance themselves from others who have had the same experience. They don't want to consider themselves part of the stereotype, the woman who is sexually promiscuous and careless about birth control." In other words, they want to distance themselves from women like me. I was sexually promiscuous and careless about birth control. I was, horrors, one of them.
Perhaps women's need to distance themselves helps to explain why on several occasions self-professed feminists have tried—and failed—to hide their horror when I admitted how many pregnancies I've had. I'm steeled for condemnation from Conservatives, Fundamentalists, Republicans, and Right-to-Lifers of various stripes, and, frankly, they can condemn me until their hearts turn cast-iron black with it; I don't care. I'm not, however, given to protecting myself in the company of fellow Progressive Democrats, of Anarchists, Polyamorists, Socialists, Feminists and Libertines. I should learn to be, because they judge me.
Perhaps you do too.
Here's the thing, and the real point of this piece: we who believe ardently in a woman's right to choose, we who believe that right is inalienable, we who believe that we should trust women, we who call ourselves feminists, we shouldn't give a flying fuck whether that person has had one abortion or fifteen; whether she's promiscuous and careless or monogamous and mighty unlucky; whether, in short, she's like you or whether she's like me.
You know, yeah, I did get pregnant eight times. But six of them were with boyfriends, men who told me they loved me, men to whom I said the same. Only two of those pregnancies came from having casual sex, if there is such a thing. (As I grow old, I'm inclined to think there isn't.) Those six men never stopped me, never said, "Hey, let's not do this. Here's a condom." None of those men said no, none were forced, and all pledged their love. And that "But" in the second sentence, and indeed the entirety of this paragraph, shows that I'm not immune to the cultural tool of control that is shame. I shouldn't feel shame, but I do. Some gossamer vestige. I shred it under my harridan's heels.
It's an ouroboros of a thing. Women won't have equality until they have agency over their bodies. Women won't have agency over their bodies until they have equality. One thing is for certain, however, shaming women for having abortions—one, or more than one—only helps the side who'd gladly wrest that right from our cold, desperate hands.
Which side are you on? Me, I speak aloud, again, for the right to choose. For the right of women to have children or not. For the idea that women should be considered first as people and only distantly as potential mothers. For the idea that women have the right to say yes or no, to fuck or not fuck, to fuck up and to make right, to create their own destinies, inside, outside, upward, and beyond.


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I'm thinking about getting a small 2-seater scooter. For short, local trips within Berkeley (not across the bridge or on freeways - more like to and from school, grocery shopping, etc), it seems like it would save gas, hassle, and parking space constraints for myself and 8-year-old child (quietest streets possible). Would love to hear feedback from people who transport kids on scooters. Safe, well-fitting kid helmet is of course assumed, and likely we wouldn't ride on rainy days. Scooter intrigued
On the verge of leaving my relationship and a motorcycle is the last straw.
5-yr relationship with a car freak (car magazines/shows constantly). We have sports car and suddenly his buddy buys motorcycle and motorcycle madness begins. Hubby took the safety course and got his license. But tells me he is still ''deciding'' but has picked out a $6M bike he wants to buy (I saw his text to buddy). He is 33 and never been on a motorcycle before this class. We have a one-year old baby, negative home equity, and limited savings. I am the breadwinner making triple his income. I never state this, but he has no degree, makes 50K per year, and now opens his own savings to put away his share of our ''discretionary funds'' for downpayment for new ''CAR''.
He says he just wants to ''live his life''? I thought we were both already ''living our life''. I financed nice vacations (in 5 yrs - 3 trips to Hawaii, 2 to Europe, once to Australia + weekend trips and snowboarding in Tahoe each winger. We have a beautiful son. I just don't see why he needs or (yes) deserves to blow a big chunk of our family funds on a dangerous toy. (He also plays online video games 4 nights a week and our sex life sucks as a result - he does not come to bed to snuggle).
Is it life half-lived not to ride a motorcycle? As breadwinner, and primary caregiver, I am stressed to the max. I do not want the added stress of having a dead or disabled spouse. My friend says her heart thuds everytime her hubby leaves on his bike and she is sooo happy to hear him come back.
I feel so detached and see now that he is not the responsible family man I hoped for.....
Are his priorites misplaced? Is he being selfish, thoughtless, and spoiled? $6M for a motorcycle or three RT tickets to Europe or anything else we can enjoy as a family (downpayment on a new car, jet ski, kayaks etc..). Am I completely wrong to deny him this sudden obsession? Not that I can-- he made it clear he will get it if he wants even knowing how I feel about it.
I am not a kill-joy but an active person. I snowboard, sail, hike, kayak etc. He hangs out alone with his ''boys'' on a regular basis and has every video game/console I just don't like motorcycles (I have two prior boyfriends with bikes and my dad had a dirt bike --so I have been on the back plenty of times -- to me -- ho hum not worth the risk). M
Here's what you wrt to motorcyle. If your husband wants to ride, fine. He has to use his own money for the expenses of his new hobby, and that includes life insurance, as well as some kind of disability/accident policy, so that if he dies, or gets injured as a result of this, you and your children are shielded financially. As for all those other issues: marriage counselor. If he won't go, well.. there's your answer.
FWIW, my husband is biker trash, and the most DH ever, he takes care of the kids, has part time jobs outside the home, and is the rock of the family, taking incredible care of us, always there for me and the kids. We've never had to put the kids in day care, and he is the partcipating parent in both schools. When we met, he was already ''married'' to his bikes, but I have never regretted being the ''second'' wife. I will happily pay for a life insurance policy for him in case G-d forbid something were to happen. So you see, it's really not about the Motorcycles. One final thing: the motorcycle safety course is very good, and it's a good sign that he has taken it. That class saves lives. I don't mind the motorcycles...
If he's going to go ahead, get him the Proficient Motorcycling series of books by David Hough.
That said, it seems your post is about a LOT more than motorcycling. Perhaps you and hubby (or you alone, if necessary) should examine that. bugs in my teeth
Everyone in my family (except my terrified mom) rides motorcycles or Vespas (although I don't have one because I'm saving from my own, not joint, money, and I suck at saving). We as a family had two accidents (both riders' faults), with a minor leg injury now fully healed and a bad case of soreness for a few weeks. I think it's stupid to ride in rain, to lane share (legal in California, but not in many places) and to ride without appropriate clothes and helmet (illegal in CA, but legal other places). Otherwise, safe drivers are safe. In a recent study, most motorcycle accidents were caused by cars not seeing motorcyclists, but the cyclists weren't seen because they didn't follow traffic laws, darted out into traffic, turned without enough space, etc. Safe riders are really fairly safe.
Good luck. Jointly buy him a cheap motorcycle and encourage safe riding, including a refresher safety course (or advanced rider safety course) after a few months. Michelle who wants a Vespa
Also, his playing video games instead of snuggling says a lot too. It's not clear what it says, but that's something worth trying to understand. He may not feel comfortable sharing what's going on with him, and it may be leaking out in his behavior. Also, it's clear that he needs to have a deeper understanding of where you are coming from. It sounds scary as hell, and your intentions are in the best interest of everyone.
So understanding more of what is going on for him, and him understanding you seems a good place to start. This is especially since there are children involved. Best wishes!. Joanne
My advice is to encourage him to balance his outside interests with his interest in his partner and child. I would avoid making this ''about the bike'' and focus your energy squarely on getting your needs met rather than hassling him about the motorcycle. Everyone has interests and hobbies that his/her partner doesn't share--and that is really okay.
Your description of the disparity between your pay struck a nerve. My partner is 10 years younger than I am and only has a BS (I have a MS), and he makes twice the money I make, and I pay half of our household expenses--I would be very angry if he held it against me that he made more money, and I expect your partner will be upset about that as well (it isn't easier being the lower-earning partner, especially if one is male). So try not to make your issues about money--keep the focus on getting your needs met. Tell your partner how you feel about his not attending to your needs, how much you miss him, and how much you want his attention. See if he is open to going to, say, 10 counseling sessions.
If you don't really want his attention anymore, you should be prepared to move on. You should also be prepared to share custody of your son, and to pay him substantial child support. Anonymous.
Help! I would appreciate some advice regarding my daughter. Am I being too cautious and over protective? My daughter's father rides her to school on his motorscooter and other places around town. He doesn't go on the freeway, but I think it's very dangerous and I don't want him to do it. He's been riding motorscooters and motorcycles for 30 years and is an excellent driver, but it's the other drivers I'm worried about. I just need some perspective from other people about this. Kids can get hit on bicycles, although they're usually not going that fast unless they're on one of those tag-a-long bikes. Thank you. anon
My husband just bought a Piaggio motor scooter, which is powerful enough to ride on the freeway, to ride to work and save on gas. My concern is that he is taking our daughters, 5 and 7, on rides across town. We have one child's helmet, but even this doesn't seem safe to me as they are not restrained in any way. He tells me that there are no laws against having children ride this way, which is surprising to me given the level of caution used with car seats in automobiles. Does anyone know anything about this that might help either ease my mind or have him stop taking the kids on scooter rides? Concerned Scooter Wife
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It's another day when you'll need to grab your sweater and rain gear!
Highs will only reach the low to mid 60s today with off and on spotty showers and drizzle.
The chance for rain continues tonight as temps fall into the 50s.
Friday should be warmer, but we'll still be watching for light spotty showers on the radar. Highs Friday are expected to hit around 70 degrees.
Saturday, temps hit the mid 70s as rain chances stick around. The weekend doesn't look like a washout, but if you outdoor plans, keep your smart phone nearby so you can check the radar.
Sunday, highs warm into the upper 70s with a slight chance for an isolated thunderstorm.
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Next time you crack open a bottle of plonk take another look at the custom wine labels.You'll have probably read it the first time around when you considering which choice you were going to make with many wine labels take a blanket, functional approach to give the drinker information on what the contents are, which grape, appellation controllee or equivalent but if you look a little more carefully, you'll see some real gems.
Wine itself has been around for over 4,000 years with the Ancient Greeks enjoying a bottle over geometry or calculus, wine jars have also been found in the tombs of the ancient pharaohs from as far back as 3,500 years but just as interestingly, these jars also had wine labels on them.
The modern wine label came into being with a monk, Perignon who in the 1700's, hand wrote his monastery's famous wine labels onto parchment and this was then tied around the neck of the bottle.The manufacturer of glass took off at this time and much more varied shapes, colors and sizes were possible with improvement in glass-making techniques and this, coupled with vastly increased trading opportunities increased the consumption and variety of wine.There was a desperate need to tell the customer what they were about to drink.
Even back in the 1700 and 1800's, marketing was necessary to sell your products and wine was no exception and while the bottle remained fairly standardized a great deal of flair was exercised in the design of the wine label.Older more established vineyards opted for a simpler style with less flowery design – after all they had a name and brand which by then had been around for a few hundred years; more recent labels had to do something to make up for the lack of history and this is where wine label design started to come into its own.
Here's a good modern example with Baron Rothschild, the youngest offive brothers who opted to avoid working in the family bank – instead he bought a vineyard in France and started Mouton Rothschild which today is a relatively famous wine and brand.Reading the label will give the impression he has been around for a few hundred years replete as it is with the Baron's coat of arms and crest – actually, his vineyard is based on someone else's and he developed the brand to give an 'old' established feel using the wine label; in fact, his vineyard and brand have been around for about 40 years.
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19Jan 92-Year-Old Woman Pregnant For 60 Years
Doctors diagnosed a woman was pregnant and this stunned them. Pregnancy is a natural thing in women, but what stunned the doctors was the woman was 92-year-old and she had been pregnant for 60 years.
For your information, the unborn child carried by Huang Yijun from Huangjiaotan, southern China, was not Benjamin Button. She was pregnant in 1948 and unfortunately the baby died in the womb. She wanted to remove the dead baby but the doctors demanded for £100 at that time, which she couldn't afford it. So Huang walked away and ignored about the dead body in her body. However the dead meat in her stomach did not slipped out from her butt, it still remained in the stomach until 60 years later, it hurt her stomach. She went to hospital for a scan and the secret of dying baby in the womb was revealed.
Dr Liu Anbin at Qingshen hospital was amazed at what he saw. It had never happen in his 40 years life of being doctor. The medics were analyzing if Huang needs an operation to remove the baby so that the dead meat would not 'kick' and hurt the mother again. Consultant Xu Xianming, director of the Obstetrics and Gynecology department at Qingshen hospital, said that a dead foetus would decay normally, so he was surprised to find out Huang can be as healthy as a bull.
Source: The Sun
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Joe Brown
January 19th, 2009 at 12:56 pm
"However the dead meat in her stomach did not slipped out from her butt"
You think people give birth through their anus? Are you 5 years old?
January 26th, 2009 at 9:24 am
wow amazing that it didn't rot


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Vincenzo Cilli
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|[[Appearance::Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]]
|Full Name
|Vincenzo Cilli
Daddy Vincenzo
|Place of Birth
|Liberty City
|Date of Death
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|[[Italian-American|Italian-American]][[Nationality::Italian-American| ]]
|Atlantic Quays, Portland, Liberty City
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Leone Family
Black Kuruma
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Vincenzo "Lucky" Cilli is a member of the Leone Family and Salvatore Leone's current capo in the beginning of Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.
Having taken advantage of Toni's absence to rise within the family, Vincenzo is clean-cut and educated, everything Toni is not, and may have been busy feeding poison in Salvatore Leone's ear to make him distrust Toni. Toni despises Vincenzo on sight.
Despite his upbringing, Vincenzo is an immature punk who loves ordering Toni around, which infuriates Toni. Now Toni is forced to perform various jobs for Vincenzo, who shows him virtually no respect. When Toni begins to rise too high in the Leone hierarchy for Vincenzo's liking. Vincenzo sends him to pick up his car a few blocks from his office in Trenton and bring it to his lock up in Saint Mark's. The car is being watched by police; Toni is nearly caught in an ambush. An irate Toni answers Vincenzo's phone call and responds by stating that he quits working for Vincenzo. He then takes Vincenzo's car to the crusher in Harwood and destroys it.
Later on, when Toni is back in Sal's good graces, Vincenzo wants a truce, asking Toni to meet him in the bowels of a docked ship near his hideout in Atlantic Quays. This is an ambush, where Toni is assaulted by several chainsaw-wielding Leone henchmen loyal to Vincenzo. Upon killing them all, Vincenzo emerges with an Micro-SMG, only to be killed by Toni after he explains his new found jealousy.
On his gravestone in the Liberty City Cemetery, it says "Not so lucky after all". His luck is only commented once; in the opening cutscene of Liberty City Stories, when Toni is inside Sal's office, Sal says: "Need money, Lucky here will take care of it".
Joe Lo Truglio provided the voice of Cilli.
Mission appearances
- GTA Liberty City Stories
- Introduction
- Home Sweet Home (Boss)
- Slacker (Boss)
- Dealing Revenge (Boss)
- Snuff (Boss)
- Smash and Grab (Boss)
- Hot Wheels (Boss)
- The Portland Chainsaw Masquerade (Boss/Killed)


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Julep will become a statistic very soon. She is a pit mix that was found as a stray wandering in Lincoln County. No doubt she was someone's dog at one time.
Shelter co-ordinator Lisa Douglas describes her as " very sweet and loving...and picked up as a stray." Like many dogs , Julep was never meant to be a stray.She was probably someone's dog at one time, but for whatever reason she faced the unknown and now faces death. She has what it takes to go to a forever home. Not all dogs do. But because Julep is a pit mix and pregnant, her chances of becoming another montly euthanization statistic are very high.
All county run kill shelters face swelling numbers this spring. As do many rescues. There is so much truth to the messages we all see asking us to spay and neuter , not shop but adopt, and give a shelter dogs, cats a chance.
Many county run animal shelters have a "no fee" to pull a dog for a legitimate 501c3 rescue. The issue there is many rescues are tapped out , they are either full or funds are just not coming in as well as they did in better economic times. So dogs like Julep stand even slimmer chances of ever seeing the light of day.
"We have had several pregnant female dogs and cats in the shelter each month." Douglas states.
That may not be that much of an alarm for some shelters, but for Lincoln it is. The vet who oversees the health and well being of the shelter does not want to keep pregnant dogs and cats nor does she want new born litters for fear of disease spreading. So they either get rescued, adopted or die.
The full court press is on for Julep and many like her. This dog could be the one your family may never forget once adopted. Please visit your local shelter and take home the dog or cat that needs rescuing. Chances are, it will be the best thing you have done lately.
For more information on adopting or rescuign Julep, visit her at 650 John Howell Memorial Drive in Lincolnton. Hours are M-Sat 11 to 4:30. Ph: 704 736 4125. Her ID number which is very important should you want her is "A15674425." You can also go to "http://www.lincolncounty.org/index.aspx?NID=973" to see most of the dogs, cats, pups and kittens that are in need of a home.


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UMass Exits A-10 Tournament With Overtime Loss To George Mason
Harris scores career-high 26 points, Timbilla nets double-double during 85-75 loss
Minutewomen Begin A-10 Tournament Versus George Mason
UMass will battle the Colonials at the Richmond Coliseum on Wednesday, March 5 at 7 p.m.
UMass Closes Regular Season At Saint Louis
Minutewomen to face the Billikens in Chaifetz Arena on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Massachusetts Falls To Saint Joseph's 85-51 During Senior Night
Pierre-Louis leads team with 15 points as Minutewomen drop last home game of 2013-14
Senior Night Set For Thursday Against Saint Joseph's At 7 P.M.
UMass to recognize forward Kiara Bomben, team manager Steve Baruffi with pregame ceremony
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WBB vs. SJU Photos by Thom Kendall '93
WBB vs. URI
WBB vs. URI Photos by Thom Kendall '93
WBB vs. RICHMOND
WBB vs. RICHMOND Photos by Thom Kendall '93
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WBB vs. GW Photos by Thom Kendall '93
WBB VS. FORDHAM Photos by Thom Kendall '93
UMass Career: Played in 56 games for the Minutewomen, making 44 appearances in the starting lineup as a forward ... Scored 341 points and grabbed 198 rebounds to average 6.1 and 3.5 per game, respectively ... Hit 35.5 percent of her field goal attempts (118-of-332), dished out 92 assists, earned 34 steals and blocked 16 shots ... Totaled 1,284 minutes on the floor for an average of 22.9 per game ... Set a career-high with 16 points earned against Dartmouth on Jan. 6, 2013, during her first year competing for the Minutewomen ... Produced a personal-best 10 rebounds against Boston University on Dec. 4, 2013 ... Scored in double-digits during 13 games, with seven of those coming during her redshirt-senior year in 2013-14.
2013-14 - Redshirt-Senior: Game-By-Game Statistics ... Averaged 6.5 points and 3.9 rebounds per game with 28 starts among her 31 appearances ... Also dished out 56 assists, earned 19 steals and blocked nine shots ... Hit 34.3 percent of her field goal attempts (73-of-213) over 24.8 minutes played per game ... Totaled seven rebounds and added five points, three assists and two steals in the season-opener against Western Michigan (11/8) ... Pulled down nine rebounds and netted seven points at American (11/17) ... Notched 10 points on a 4-for-6 performance on field goal attempts and 2-for-2 day at the free throw line while nabbing six rebounds ... Notched a season-best 14 points in the overtime loss to William & Mary (11/29) while chipping in five rebounds and four assists ... Pulled down a career-best 10 rebounds against Boston University and chipped in seven points on Dec. 4 ... Chipped in eight points (3-of-6 FG; 2-of-2 FT) and grabbed six boards at Dartmouth during the Blue Sky Classic (12/30) ... Earned eight points and pulled down five rebounds, including three offensive boards, at VCU on Jan. 2 ... One of four Minutewomen to score in double-figures against Fordham on Jan. 5 with 10 points (4-7 FGs, 2-2 FTs) ... Made a career best six field goals for 12 points against VCU (1/18) to go with seven rebounds and a personal-best-tying two blocks ... Had seven points, ripped down three rebounds and dished out a pair of helpers at Fordham (1/25) ... Was one of five Minutewomen scoring in double-figures with 11 points against George Washington (1/29) ... Also one of five from UMass to eclipse double-digits with 10 points to go with six rebounds at George Mason (2/12) ... Went 6-of-11 on field goals for 13 points at George Washington (2/15) ... Totaled six points, three rebounds and an assist during 2014 Senior Night, hosted against Saint Joseph's on Feb. 27 ... Had five points, five rebounds, four assists and two steals during her final collegiate game, the 85-75 overtime loss to George Mason in the Atlantic 10 Tournament (3/5).
2012-13 - Redshirt-Junior: Game-By-Game Statistics ... Averaged 5.5 points and 3.0 rebounds per contest, totaling 138 and 76, respectively, on the year ... Also produced 36 assists and 15 steals while hitting 37.8 percent of her field goal attempts (45-of-119) ... Played in 25 games with 16 starts, averaging 20.6 minutes per game ... Returned to the lineup against Duquesne (2/24/13) after a three-game absence due to injury, netting five points and six rebounds in 20 minutes on the floor ... Did not play against Richmond (2/17), Rhode Island (2/19) or Charlotte (2/20) after suffering a lower leg injury in practice leading up to the contest ... Scored a team-high 14 points over 24 minutes against Temple (2/3) on 5-of-9 shooting from the field, including a 2-for-4 performance from beyond the arc, and a 2-for-2 day at the foul line while contributing five rebounds and four assists ... Tied career-bests with seven rebounds and two blocks against La Salle (1/30), also contributing five points and a pair of steals ... Led UMass with 12 points in 19 minutes at St. Bonaventure (1/19), including hitting a career-high-tying three shots from behind the arc ... Returned from flu-like symptoms to produce four rebounds and three points in 12 minutes at Fordham (1/16) ... Went for a personal-best 16 points against Dartmouth (1/6), which included a 10-for-12 day at the free throw line and five rebounds ... Tallied 11 points on 5-for-6 shooting from the field at Harvard (1/2/13), also dishing out a team-best three assists ... Contributed five points and four assists at Ole Miss (12/8) while falling one shy of tying her career high with six rebounds ... Shot 4-for-9 from the field with a pair of made threes to earn 10 points against Holy Cross (11/25), also contributing six rebounds, three assists, two blocks and a steal ... Had a career-best seven boards and six points against Quinnipiac, adding a game- and career-high six assists (11/16) ... Produced a single-game career-high 13 points on 5-for-9 shooting from the field, including a trio of threes, to help UMass to a 83-53 victory over Kent State (11/10) in the season-opener. Also dished out three assists and nabbed four steals against the Golden Flashes.
2011-12 - Redshirt-Sophomore: Sat out the 2011-12 season per NCAA rules after transferring from Florida Gulf Coast University.
2010-11 - Redshirt-Freshman (at Florida Gulf Coast): Appeared in 19 games off the bench and totaled 46 points, 34 rebounds, 10 assists, five blocks and three steals in 139 minutes on the floor ... Chipped in six points and two rebounds vs. Belmont (1/3) ... Finished with five points and three rebounds at Troy (12/12/10) ... Recorded seven points and three rebounds at JU (12/4) ... Finished with a then-career-high eight points and five boards in a 73-65 win over ACC foe Virginia Tech in the Caribbean Challenge (11/25) ... Recorded six points and pulled down four rebounds vs. Troy (11/21) ... Scored six points in 16 minutes vs. Seton Hall (11/12).
2009-10 - Freshman (at Florida Gulf Coast): Utilized medical redshirt after appearing in one game for four minutes and grabbing one rebound and one steal ... Earned Atlantic-Sun All-Academic honors and was a Dean's List student ... Entered 2010-11 as a redshirt-freshman with four years of eligibility remaining.
Before College: Was a foreign exchange student at Ankeny High School in Ankeny, Iowa, and played for coach Scott Dejong ... Averaged 12.6 points, 7.6 rebounds, 2.0 blocks and 2.0 steals as a senior ... Earned CIML All-Central Conference First Team, All-State CIML Second Team and Iowa Class 4A All-State Third Team honors ... Was selected to the Australian U19 team, where she shot .563 from the field and averaged 4.9 assists per-game ... Played AAU basketball with the Iowa Attack.
Personal: Born on Mar. 28, 1991, in Carins, Queensland, Australia ... Daughter of Max and Liz Bomben ... Sister of Taylor.
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A spokesperson from ZeniMax Online Studios has commented on several issues in regards to the PC and Mac versions of the multiplatform video game, "The Elder Scrolls Online." According to a report from Softpedia on April 23, the development is aware of the current bot and spam problems in the massively multiplayer online role-playing game. In fact, a majority of the complaints sent to the customer service department so far are base on these issues.
The first major patch was also discussed for "The Elder Scrolls Online." The studio is planning to rebalance the classes and weapons with several ability tweaks. A few fixes will also be applied to other contents while the in-game systems are going to be updated as well. Finally, ZeniMax Online Studios will add Craglorn, an endgame adventure zone supporting groups of 4 to 12 veteran players. The patch is currently in the process of being added to the play test server. The comments from the spokesperson in regards to the bot and spam problems can be found below:
We regularly ban accounts involved in spam and bot activity. The scope of the black market activity accounts for up to 85% of Customer Service emails/calls. Because of this huge influx of contact relating to this one issue, our CS team has been slower to react to other problems than planned – our sincere apologies if you have been held up for a long period of time waiting for CS to respond to you.
"The Elder Scrolls Online" on the PC and Mac has already been hit with several controversies. Some fans weren't happy with the monthly fee that is required after the free trail period ends. Furthermore, the subscription can't be transferred from the PC and Mac to the upcoming PS4 and Xbox One ports. An item duplicate glitch also recently became widespread, forcing ZeniMax Online Studios to act quickly to implement the 1.04 patch and ban the accounts of the exploiters.
"The Elder Scrolls Online" officially launched first on the PC and Mac platforms on April 4. The same software product is targeting a June release for the PS4 and Xbox One. Players are required to pay for the Xbox Live Gold subscription on Microsoft's next-generation system on top of the subscription for "The Elder Scrolls Online" in order to play the video game. You can find a screen showing off the aforesaid Craglorn area from the official Facebook page of the title with the photo attached near the top of this article.
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ERP Definition - A Systems Perspective
What is ERP
ERP is the acronym of Enterprise Resource Planning. ERP utilizes ERP software applications to improve the performance of organizations'
resource planning, management control and operational control. ERP software is multi-module application software that integrates activities
across functional departments, from product planning, parts purchasing, inventory control, product distribution, to order tracking.
ERP software may include application modules for the finance, accounting and human resources aspects of a business.
ERP vs. CRM and SCM
CRM (Customer Relationship Management) and SCM (Supply Chain Management) are two other categories of enterprise software that are widely implemented
in corporations and non-profit organizations. While the primary goal of ERP is to improve and streamline internal business processes, CRM attempts
to enhance the relationship with customers and SCM aims to facilitate the collaboration between the organization, its suppliers, the manufacturers,
the distributors and the partners.
ERP Definition - A Systems Perspective
ERP, often like other IT and business concepts, are defined in many different ways. A sound definition should several purposes:
The Goal of an ERP System - The goal of ERP is to improve and streamline internal business processes, which typically
requires reengineering of current business processes.
The Components of an ERP System - The components of an ERP system are the common components of a Management Information System (MIS).
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Eating to Live on the Outside: The Rainbow Garden
Wow, it's the end of my first week back already. That was fast. Anyway, it's Saturday and you know what that means. Time for Eating to Live on the Outside! And today, I'm staying close to home. I'm off to The Rainbow Garden in Frenchtown, New Jersey.
Being totally honest, it looks good. Real good! I don't see a single problem with the menu, there's tons of fruits and veggies. So, here's a rough draft of things I might order:
Koala Bear Smoothie
- Bananas, strawberries, kiwi and pear; the name alone makes me want to order it.
The Tiger's Eye Smoothie
- Orange, peach, mango and dates; mango is awesome for smoothies.
The Golden Budgie
- Banana, cherry and pineapple; very cool!
The Mighty Monkey
- Mango, dates, strawberries and Romaine lettuce; I really dig, especially the name, and I wouldn't worry about the dressings here, they look very healthy-friendly.
The Green Raspberry
- Romaine lettuce, raspberry date sauce and raisins; raspberry date sounds pretty interesting.
House Salad
- Mixed baby greens, tomatoes, onion, cucumber and bell peppers; lots of good stuff here.
The Jersey Garden
- Basil, tomatoes, cucumber, baby greens and topped with live marinara sauce; as a Jersey boy, I couldn't pass on this one.
Spicy Green Salad
- Zucchini, cilantro, Romaine lettuce, celery, scallions, walnuts, garlic, parsley, black pepper and paprika; no complaints here.
Hummus Sandwich
- Sprouted flat bread, sprouted cashew hummus, lettuce, tomatoes, onion and alfalfa sprouts; that's a lot of sprouts and I wouldn't worry about the bread, it looks fine.
Pesto Sandwich
- Walnut spinach pesto, shredded zucchini, sprouted flat bread and tomato; again, another winner here.
The Rainbow Garden is basically a slam dunk. No problems here at all. Now, if I was REALLY going to order something I would get the koala smoothie paired with the monkey salad. Yes, I know. It's an adorable combination.
I've been lazy lately, but Rainbow Garden isn't too far from where I live. Maybe I should make a quick trip over there and eat something. But until I do, you check out Rainbow Garden's menu and let me know what you'd order. Peace.
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Don't forget to add a doctype
add what?
There is not just one type of HTML, there are actually many: HTML 4.01 Strict, HTML 4.01 Transitional, XHTML 1.0 Strict, and many more. All these types of HTML are defined in their respective W3C specifications, but they are also defined in a machine-readable language specifying the legal structure, elements and attributes of a type of HTML.
Such a definition is called a "Document Type Definition", or, for short, DTD.
Some tools which process HTML documents might need to know which DTD an (X)HTML document uses: this is why each (X)HTML document needs, at the beginning, a DTD declaration, such as:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
Given its syntax, the DTD declaration is often called, for short, "Doctype".
Why specify a doctype? Because it defines which version of (X)HTML your document is actually using, and this is a critical piece of information needed by some tools processing the document.
For example, specifying the doctype of your document allows you to use tools such as the Markup Validator to check the syntax of your (X)HTML. Such tools won't be able to work if they do not know what kind of document you are using.
But the most important thing is that with most families of browsers, a doctype declaration will make a lot of guessing unnecessary, and will thus trigger a "standard" rendering mode.
Further Reading
- Fixing your site with the right Doctype, an article on A List apart by Jeffrey Zeldman
- a list of valid doctypes for (X)HTML documents
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The W3C QA Tips are short documents explaining useful bits of knowledge for Web developers or designers, hosted and produced by the Quality Assurance Interest Group at W3C.
While the tips are carefully reviewed by the participants of the group, they should not be seen as anything else than informative bits of wisdom, and especially, they are not normative W3C technical specifications.
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Getting tickled pink is a fun and easy recipe to create. Pickled eggs were originally cured in a vinegar brine to preserve them. This was an easy way to have food keep for several months.
Pickled eggs have become quite popular over the years and are served as snacks, hors d'oeuvres, in bars, taverns, beer stands and at picnics or as garnishes for other salads and dishes.
If you plan on keeping the eggs in the brine for a prolonged period of time and want to have the brine penetrate the inner portion of the eggs all you have to do is puncture the egg through with a toothpick. Then the brine will have a route to color the inner portion of the whites to match the outer coloring.
- 12 hard-boiled eggs, peeled
- 1 large sterilized glass jar with lid
- 4 cups of vinegar
- 1 teaspoon of salt
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 1/3 cup of sugar
- 1 tablespoon of pickling spice
- 1 cup of beet juice
- Place all the peeled boiled eggs in the glass jar.
- In a medium sized pot combine the remaining ingredients and bring to a boil and let boil for about 5-6 minutes.
- Pour the hot brine over the eggs in the jar.
- Cover the jar with the lid and leave out on the countertop overnight.
- The following day place the jar in the refrigerator to get cool.
- Now your pickled eggs are ready to eat.
- Enjoy!
- Keep remaining pickled eggs in the refrigerator.
- Pickled eggs will keep refrigerated for a few weeks.
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NASCAR, a Most Godly American Sport
The second half of February (aka Black History Month, to liberals) brings with it the healthy anticipation of the start of NASCAR Season. The dead of winter will soon be swept away with the roar of 5.86 L (1.55gal) 865 horsepower machines and the cheering of over 100,000 capped spectators as the green flag flies and welcomes into our living rooms the most Godly and Wholesome of American sports, the Daytona 500, or as NASCAR aficionados would pronounce; "DayyyyYYYYYY-TONE-A!!!."
Contractual regulations forbid me from posting pictures of the various cars in this series or even the notable logo and trophy. But any Good Southern Christian is familiar with seeing Richard Petty's Cowboy Hat inside his blue std Plymouth that he drove back in the days before big government political correction forbade cigarette and liquor advertising. Winston Cup was the toast of the land.
I sure remember them days when I was not hampered down with government intrusions on my freedom to drive a vehicle. I would pack up the boy in the Winnebago and we'd catch a huge chunk of the NASCAR as it made it's glorious trek through the South. Today, the sting of commercialism and Wall Street greed has forced the NASCAR out of some of it's traditional Southern Racetracks to the Aggressive North where the demand for fine motor racing visits godless towns like Chicago, Las Vegas, and Indianapolis… places that have no business whatsoever hosting racing competition.
I believe, however, that the sport is rising again despite the death last year of one of its' most enduring Christian Patriarchs, Dale Earnhardt, whose spectacular fatal flipping crash ended his life and reign as the top diplomat of NASCAR. The grief was echoed by millions in uni scent and the three fingered salute not only commemorated the great Dale's car number but also raised a signal to the detractors of the sport as they were motioned to look "down the middle" for the official fan response to their criticism.
The Three finger salute is also prominent with the cathylicks because of some kind of trinity business. Maybe brother Albert can expand on this.
Dale's car registered on the radar of the airport next door the track. This is the same airport that hosted air force one when the most godly of presidents, Reagan arrived at the track to bless and sanction Richard Petty's Daytona 500 win years before the sport and the presidency would fall victim to the great stain of the succubus, women and their greedful desires. In NASCAR, this is at the hands of one Danica Patrick. (We all know of the female connections with which Bill Clinton stained the white house and the office of the presidency.)
The words of the good Pastor Joe Nelms sufficiently sum up my feelings about this most Godly of Sport which despite its' failings and criticisms has bounced back like Harry (Lazarus) Gant did when he scored a win at Martinsville in the 1991 Goody's 500 after crashing his car to bits and forcing him to the garage.
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Remember to take some time to thank almighty God for HIS blessing of everyone in the form of the great godly sport of NASCAR.
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I have been a classroom teacher in the elementary setting, first with Fort Wayne Community Schools and then with Whitley County Consolidated Schools. As a classroom teacher and Reading Recovery teacher one of my greatest joys has been the confident smile on a child's face as reading begins.
The Indiana Writing Project at Ball State initiated my literacy quest, prompting me to learn from Donald Graves, Lucy Calkins, Ralph Fletcher, Mem Fox, and Katie Wood Ray. As Co-Director of the Summer Institute at the Indiana Writing Project I assist teachers, PK-16, as they improve classroom instruction through their own inquiry. Focusing on the professional development model of teachers teaching teachers, I am committed to helping teachers improve classroom instruction through mentoring, reflection, and classroom observations.
As a coach, presenter, and teacher leader with All Write!!!, I have had the opportunity to participate in ongoing study groups facilitated first by JoAnn Portalupi and later by Carl Anderson. It is through these authors and other experts in the field, that I have based my work with students and master teachers in NE Indiana.
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Or take the right to vote. In principle, it is a great privilege. In practice, as recent history has repeatedly shown, the right to vote, by itself, is no guarantee of liberty. Therefore, if you wish to avoid dictatorship by referendum, break up modern society's merely functional collectives into self-governing, voluntarily co-operating groups, capable of functioning outside the bureaucratic systems of Big Business and Big Government.
-Aldous Huxley, in Brave New World Revisited (1958)
As readers of this website are well aware, the entrenched power structure has proven itself unwilling to address any of the extreme fraud, crony capitalism and corruption that plagues the U.S. economy. As such, it has become increasingly clear to myself and countless others that the solutions we need must be grassroots and decentralized. I have personally made it a point to encourage people to take matters into their own hands, using whatever tools they have available to make the communities in which they live better for their families and their neighbors.
Of course, in a world in which power is ever increasingly concentrated in the hands of a very unenlightened egomaniacal handful of oligarchs, this seems like a daunting and near impossible task to many. Because so many Americans are simply consumed with making ends meet and putting food on the table, the concept of changing the world appears entirely unrealistic if not downright impossible.
The message I want to convey is that this is not the case. Whether it be decentralized competing currency systems, states rights initiatives such as legalizing marijuana (some pot convictions can now be overturned in Colorado), neighborhood farms, independent energy systems, the path toward localized solutions is the one I firmly believe we must follow.
To that end, I want to highlight this encouraging article from the New York Times titled, Who Needs a Boss?, which explores possibilities worker co-ops provide for workers everywhere. Not only is the pay far better, not only is work engagement considerably more robust, but it restores a sense of community and power to those involved. I think this is a model we should greatly expand upon, rather than looking for centralized solutions, which are merely band-aids placed upon a cancer.
Here are some excerpts from the New York Times:
If you happen to be looking for your morning coffee near Golden Gate Park and the bright red storefront of the Arizmendi Bakery attracts your attention, congratulations. You have found what the readers of The San Francisco Bay Guardian, a local alt-weekly, deem the city's best bakery. But it has another, less obvious, distinction. Of the $3.50 you hand over for a latte (plus $2.75 for the signature sourdough croissant), not one penny ends up in the hands of a faraway investor. Nothing goes to anyone who might be tempted to sell out to a larger bakery chain or shutter the business if its quarterly sales lag.
Instead, your money will go more or less directly to its 20-odd bakers, who each make $24 an hour — more than double the national median wage for bakers. On top of that, they get health insurance, paid vacation and a share of the profits. "It's not luxury, but I can sort of afford living in San Francisco," says Edhi Rotandi, a baker at Arizmendi. He works four days a week and spends the other days with his 2-year-old son.
Arizmendi and its five sister bakeries in the Bay Area are worker-owned cooperatives, an age-old business model that has lately attracted renewed interest as a possible antidote to some of our most persistent economic ills. Most co-ops in the U.S. are smaller than Arizmendi, with around a dozen employees, but the largest, Cooperative Home Care Associates in the Bronx, has about 2,000. That's hardly the organizational structure's upper limit. In fact, Arizmendi was named for a Spanish priest and labor organizer in Basque country, José María Arizmendiarrieta. He founded what eventually became the Mondragon Corporation, now one of the region's biggest employers, with more than 60,000 members and 14 billion euro in revenue. And it's still a co-op.
In a worker co-op, the workers own the business and decide what to do with the profits (as opposed to consumer co-ops, which are typically stores owned by members who shop at a discount). Historically, worker co-ops have held the most appeal when things seem most perilous for laborers. The present is no exception. And yet, despite their ability to empower workers, co-ops remain largely relegated to boutique status in the United States.
It is a good question. Research findings about employee-owned businesses are rarely negative — they are either just as good as regular businesses, or they are more productive, less susceptible to failure, more attentive to quality and less likely to lay off workers in a downturn (though they may be slower to hire when times are good). Take, for example, the employee-owned British retailer John Lewis, which has recently threatened to outpace its publicly traded corporate rival, Marks & Spencer.
Please share this article far and wide. Of course, this isn't the answer to everything, it is just a small piece of a much larger puzzle. People need to recognize that they have power and that there are workable solutions.
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Reverend Clay Evans
The Collection
Imagine having ten of traditional gospel musics greatest hits from the past 20 years all on one collection. Well, Rev. Clay Evans release on Savoy accomplishes that. Rev. Evans, who is a world renown artist, conference speaker, author, civic leader and Pastor of Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago is considered to be one of the great, living legends of gospel, as well as one of the revolutionaries who helped give gospel music its enduring edge and appeal. Read More
Track Listing:
- 1. I'm Blessed
- 2. I'm Going Through
- 3. Room At The Cross-At The Cross
- 4. Have You Got Good Religion
- 5. Going To Be With The Lord
- 6. What He's Done For Me
- 7. God Said He Would Heal The Land
- 8. Reach Beyond The Break
- 9. I'm Yours Lord
- 10. Things Are Going To Work Out Somehow
The unforgettable Im Blessed, Have You Got Good Religion, Im Going Through, and the timeless classic, Theres Room At The Cross, allows you to revisit some of gospel musics greatest sermonettes and songs. With its back-to-church, hand clapping, foot-stomping selections, this album embellishes everything that makes the gospel unique and exciting. Rev. Clay Evans incomparable style and rich tonality on this collection compels the listener to reflect and take notice on why we call these songs some of gospels Greatest hits.


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STANFORD, Calif.- Stanford's Dec. 18 game at Connecticut will be televised on ESPN2 at 6 p.m. PT, representing the latest non-conference scheduling update for the upcoming season.
The game marks the start of a grueling road swing, which wraps up three days later when Stanford faces 2013 NCAA Tournament runner-up Michigan in the second annual Brooklyn Hoops Holiday Invitational presented by adidas at the Barclays Center. It's also the first contest of a home-and-home series that brings Connecticut to Maples Pavilion in 2014.
Shifting to the newly-formed American Athletic Conference, Connecticut finished last year 20-10 overall and tied for sixth place in the BIG EAST at 10-8. Stanford is looking for its first win in five attempts against Connecticut, with the Huskies collecting an 85-74 victory back on March 22, 2003 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament during the previous meeting.
Meanwhile, Stanford's Feb. 22 contest against UCLA has been identified as one of two options on ESPN's College GameDay schedule. Also in consideration on that Saturday is Arizona at Colorado, with the decision to be finalized two weeks prior to the game. If selected for College GameDay, Stanford will host UCLA at 6 p.m. PT on ESPN. If not selected , the Cardinal and Bruins will square off at 3 p.m. PT on ESPN2.
Earlier this week, it was announced that Stanford's Nov. 11 home game against BYU would tip at 8 p.m. PT on ESPN2 and kick off ESPN's 24-hour Tip-Off Marathon. The Cougars are coming of a 24-12 campaign in which they reached the semifinals of the Postseason NIT, falling to eventual champion Baylor at Madison Square Garden. A postseason fixture with 38 total appearances (27 NCAA, 11 NIT), BYU placed third in the WCC last year at 10-6. BYU will be playing its first game at Maples Pavilion since Jan. 4, 1969, one night after the Cougars defeated the Cardinal 95-89 in the first game ever played at the facility.
A third ESPN2 appearance is scheduled for Nov. 25, when Stanford faces Houston at 6:30 p.m. PT in the Legends Classic at the Barclays Center. Houston finished 20-13 last year, posting its first 20-win season since the 2008-09 campaign and reaching the quarterfinals of the College Basketball Invitational (CBI). The Cougars have been to 19 NCAA Tournaments and five Final Fours. Stanford is 1-2 all-time against Houston, with its only victory coming in the form of a 93-86 decision to ignite the 1991 NIT championship run.
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Jumping for a cause was the theme in Elkins on Saturday, as the 15th Annual Jump Rope for Heart event was held at Midland Elementary School.
It all kicked off around 12:00 in the afternoon. Kids and parents jumped rope as the music played, all to benefit the American Heart Association.
Businesses from around Elkins donated door prizes, from pizza to ice cream. Last year they raised more than $3,000.
This year they raised more than $1,200.
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Jump Rope For Heart is a fun event where you can jump rope, learn about your heart and how to keep it healthy, while raising money for the American Heart Association. We've made it really fun and easy for you to raise donations using our cool online tool! You can set-up your own Jump Rope For Heart Web page with a photo or video, and email it to friends and family to ask for their support. Donations can be made directly to your personal Web page and you can watch your progress! Be sure to ask your parents for their help. Click Here to read more.
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I want to know what to do about a 3 1/2 yr old who doesnt listen at all runs from me laughs at me I am beginning to get a little scared of behavior.
My family said I am not consistent with my discipline. That I don't follow thru. I do not always follow thru because his behavior can be out of control from daylight till dawn. I feel if i follow thru I would be constantly putting him in time out or spanking him. I refuse to do this all day longt so I let him push me alot. I do however at the end of the day after any and all disciplines remind him of all his bad behavior and then I will punish him then as promised. I am sick of my family telling me to punish him constantly. I feel there is a deeper rooted problem and think I should seek help from a Doctor but I guess I dont want to get the all wonderful ADHD diagnosis and have him on medicine that may be unnecessary. Please help I don't want to be correcting him all the tme it breaks my heart. I sometimes feel he just doesnt process the behavior or the punishment and forgets within minutes what he did and does it again and again and again. Does he have deeper behavior issues or am I an inadequate mother.In Topics: Preschool, Discipline and behavior challenges
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President George W. Bush had a lot of screw-ups during his eight-year term, but he did do a couple things right. One of them was proclaiming June as Black Music Month on May 31, 2002. June is here,* and to celebrate Black Music Month, I'll be featuring one of my favorite artists each day, sharing my first or most personal memory of them, and explain what their accomplishments are and why I felt they should make the Black Music Month Top 30 list. There will be some oldies, some newbies and some artists you may not know of yet.
Black Music Month Heat Factor "Why's this artist hot?": Michael Jordan won six NBA championships and is a phenomenal athlete, but when someone says MJ, the first person I think of is the King of Pop. Born August 29, 1958 and passed away unexpectedly on June 25, 2009, Michael Jackson was the best performer, dancer and pop artist to ever hit the stage. MJ was your favorite artist's artist, and while so many have tried to emulate him none have succeeded. And when both MJs worked together on "Jam," basketball and pop fans really lost it. But it was his surprise stage performance coming out with the cape for the Godfather of Soul, James Brown, that really left us in awe. There were countless iconic moments in his musical history, and even now, he's soul, funk and R&B's favorite legend.
First Memory, Most Personal Memory of the Artist: I was stunned to hear he was no longer with us. But for the entire summer of 2009, I listened to Michael Jackson on the radio and bought a collection of songs I didn't have. I've always liked Michael Jackson and thought he was a great entertainer, but I fell into the group of people who took him for granted and thought he'd make music forever. I never laughed at one joke someone told about his eccentric appearance or legal issues. It wasn't funny. I cheered when he was found "not guilty," even though I got many snide looks from my (then) co-workers. I felt like he was a really great person who both fans and foes took pleasure in bullying and rolled my eyes when everybody suddenly wanted to act like they forgot they used to dog him.
I was a loyal supporter from the time I was little up until now even though I didn't buy every CD. Although my mother talked my ears off my entire childhood about how she had such a huge crush on him and what it was like to see the Jackson 5 perform, it wasn't until he died that I realized I knew almost every single word of his songs. I thought I knew a few, but I can thank my mother for making me an MJ aficionado like her. I've always been partial to "Butterflies," but "Stranger in Moscow" and "Scream" followed close behind. I never saw him live although I saw many videos of him performing live, but my mother could paint a perfect picture for me. And anybody who walked by us watching the Jackson 5 "Soul Train" episodes in the DuSable Museum during the Freedom's Sisters event would swear we were the same age, trying to Moonwalk and (badly) mimicking all of the dances Michael was doing.
Accomplishments from the Artist: Michael Jackson was loved worldwide. In July 2009, he held 8 of the top 10 songs on the Billboard 100. He sold 1.1 million albums in one week in July 2009. If his success on the Billboard charts was real estate, it would make even his own Neverland Ranch look like your local motel. 1979's "Off the Wall" stayed on the charts for 169 weeks. 1982's "Thriller was on the Billboard charts for 122 weeks. 1987's "Bad" hung out on the charts for 87 weeks. 1991's "Dangerous" stayed on the charts for 117 weeks. Even as a child with his brothers, the Jackson 5 albums would stay on the charts from 26 to 50 weeks with albums like 1970's "ABC" leading the pack.
Recommended Reading:
Book Review: Michael Jackson's 'Moonwalk' Re-releases and Explores MJ's Personal Side
Michael Jackson's top five inspirational songs
Top 10 romantic songs from Michael Jackson
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CLEVELAND — The owner of Medina Foods, a Litchfield Township beef jerky company, is suing township trustees and the zoning commission.
Many of the issues raised in the suit filed last week in U.S. District Court were argued in Medina County Common Pleas Court earlier this year, and Judge James L. Kimbler ruled against the business.
Medina Foods' federal suit said the township infringed on its property rights by not allowing the company to build barns on its Crow Road property.
The township has said the barns violate zoning code. It alleges the township selectively enforced its zoning code and discriminated against the business by pursuing legal action against it.
The company asks for actual damages of at least $100,000 and punitive damages of at least $750,000.
Part of the Crow Road property is zoned commercial and the other residential. Medina Foods maintains it shouldn't have to comply with township zoning code because it's using the land for agriculture.
Under Ohio law, townships cannot enforce their zoning code on land used for that purpose.
Kimbler ruled in a separate case earlier this year the processing and packaging of meats at Medina Foods is not an agricultural use and the business will have to follow township zoning code.
Medina Foods' federal suit said the township allows at least two other businesses to have an agricultural exemption and have buildings in violation of the code.
Al Nimer, who owns Medina Foods, said he could not comment on the case.
Litchfield trustee Dennis Horvath said the county prosecutor's office, which represents the township in legal matters, has told trustees and zoning commission members it can't comment on the case while it's pending.
As of Tuesday, the township had not filed a reply to Medina Foods' suit.
Many of the issues brought up in Medina Foods' suit arose during the case Kimbler heard earlier this year.
The township originally filed the suit against Nimer and his wife, Cathy Fobes Nimer, to stop them from building on the property.
Medina Foods began improvements and additions to its existing barns in 2009. Court records show the additions include offices, hay storage, and slaughtering and processing facilities. The company did not receive zoning certificates to build on the commercial or residential land and maintained it did not need them.
"The slaughter, processing and sale of meat raised by the Defendants is in fact an agricultural endeavor as the end product is an agricultural product," Medina Foods' attorney Ted Lesiak wrote in court documents. He equated the sale of the meat to the sale of milk from a dairy farm.
The township issued stop-work orders to Medina Meats in October 2009.
County prosecutors argued on behalf of the township that the cattle only would be brought to the Crow Road property after being raised at a site in Chatham Township. Therefore, the main point of having the cows there was to make a commercial product — meat snacks.
Prosecutors maintained the cattle on the land are "merely a part of the process in producing the end-products of the business. The defendants' handling of these mature cattle can more logically be characterized as storage of inventory."
According to the company's website, Medina Foods makes Goldrush brand smokies and beef jerky.
In his ruling, Kimbler said the building for slaughtering and processing meats is not directly linked to raising the animals.
"Cattle don't have to be slaughtered at the same place that they are turned into meat products, nor do such products have to be processed at the same location where the cattle are kept and fed," he wrote.
The judge said the Nimers will have to receive zoning certificates for any buildings on the property. Otherwise, they won't be able to use them for slaughter, processing or storage of meat.
The Nimers have appealed the judge's decision in addition to filing the federal suit.
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I wonder if anyone is able to help me with multiple tunnel hops for servers...
basically my setup looks something like this...
I want to setup some ssh tunnels so that from my desktop I can ssh directly to machine01 through 04 without having to ssh to each box in between in turn...
So desktop01 can only see server01, server02 can only accept connections from server01 and machines 01 to 04 only accept connections from server02.
Can anyone help as im really stuck with this.
Thank you in advance :)