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Fred T. Workman, 79, passed away on Thursday, October 3, 2013. He was born September 10, 1934 in Moundsville, West Virginia, to William and Nellie (Dudley) Workman. He was a resident of Creston since 1991, but spent most of his life in Wadsworth.
Fred was retired from GTE (Verizon) phone company, and enjoyed woodworking. He served three years with the U.S. Army Rangers in the Korean Conflict, where he received a Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He then went on to serve an additional 10 years with the U.S. Air Force.
Fred was a member of the Wadsworth Eagles #2117, Wadsworth American Legion Post #170, and Medina County D.A.V.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife of 50 years, Barbara "Jean" in May of 2013; brothers, Charles and Clarence "Dutch" Workman; and sister, Phyllis "Cookie" Lightner.
Fred is survived by his sons, Fred and Chris (Judy) Workman of Creston; grandchildren, Abigail and Jacob Workman.
A private family service will be held at a later date with inurnment at the Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made on behalf of the family to the funeral home.
Online obituary and guest registry are available at www.zakmonbarrenfh.com


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Final Depth Chart of Wyoming Spring Football
Cowboys Will Next Begin Summer Conditioning Before Reporting
for Fall Camp on Aug. 5 and Beginning Fall Practice on Aug. 6
Laramie, Wyo. (April 30, 2012) -- The Wyoming Cowboy football team concluded spring football drills on April 21, and the final depth chart of spring football was released on Monday. The depth chart lists six returning starters on defense and six on offense, sitting atop their positions entering fall camp.
On defense, seniors Korey Jones at outside linebacker, Mike Purcell at defensive tackle, Ben Durbin at defensive end and Luke Ruff at free safety all are listed atop their positions. They are joined by both starting cornerbacks from last season -- junior Marqueston Huff and sophomore Blair Burns.
The offensive depth chart features senior returning starters Nick Carlson at center and Chris McNeill at wide receiver. Two juniors, Robert Herron at wide receiver and Tyler Strong at guard, are also returning starters from 2011. Sophomore quarterback Brett Smith and sophomore wide receiver Dominic Rufran round out the offense's returning starters listed No. 1 heading into fall camp.
Sophomore Daniel Sullivan is also listed No. 1 at the place-kicking position after starting as a freshman a year ago.
There were several areas of the team that came out of the spring with improved depth, according to head coach Dave Christensen.
"I think our secondary has developed well throughout spring," said Christensen. "On our defensive line, I think we've also developed some depth there, and we got a good look at several guys this spring. Our offensive line is another area that we've made progress. There was a lot of competition in spring at the offensive line spots, and that will continue on into fall camp.
"At receiver, we are young but those young players got a lot of reps this spring, and that helped them all improve. Getting Colby Kirkegaard a ton of reps was beneficial for him, as well. (Daniel) Sullivan really came along kicking the ball, and (Tim) Gleeson came a long way as a punter. He still has a ways to go, but he has the leg strength that we need to be successful at that position.
"It was also a good spring in that a lot of guys who hadn't played that much in the past got a lot of quality time."
Some of those players who hadn't played a lot in the past, but who impressed this spring were also mentioned by the head coach.
"I think Mark Nzeocha did some really good things this spring," said Christensen. "Darren White and DeAndre Jones really showed us how improved they have become. We have two returning starters there in Burns and Huff, but those two young guys showed us that they can help us next year. Chad Reese at safety has been extremely physical, which was nice to see. Zack Berg really stepped up at linebacker as a redshirt freshman. From an offensive line standpoint, I think Daniel Fleischman has made nice progress, as well as some of those guys at center and guard with Travis Bogard, Jake Jones and Zach Rushing all competing for playing time, along with our returning starters (Tyler) Strong and (Nick) Carlson. At receiver, Eric Nzeocha graduating early from high school and getting in here this spring has really helped him. James Caraway is a senior we moved over from defensive back, and he and Josh Smith both had nice spring camps. I think Robert Herron and Dominic Rufran picked up where they left off last season.
"A lot of guys made good progress, which is what you hope every spring practice. You don't want just a few guys to make progress and the other guys to stay the same. There were a number of guys this spring who certainly got better through spring."
In terms of the progress the offense and defense made as a whole in terms of installation of schemes and performance as units, Christensen had this to add.
"It was a little more difficult offensively without Brett (Smith) out there -- other than seven-on-seven drills," said Christensen. "Brett definitely knows our system well enough, so we shouldn't have too much trouble making the progress we need in the fall. Defensively, it was a new system but our kids picked it up well. We still have to improve come fall, but I think we made nice progress in the spring."
The Cowboys are now focused on finishing up strong academically as the spring semester comes to an end. After getting a break for much of the month of May, the Cowboys will return to campus for summer conditioning in June and July before reporting back for the start of fall practice on Sunday, Aug. 5, with the first practice of fall camp scheduled for Monday, Aug. 6.
2012 Wyoming Depth Chart
(At the Conclusion of 2012 Spring Practice)
20 Blair Burns (5-10, 180, So., Plano, Texas)
4 DeAndre Jones (6-0, 180, So., Killeen, Texas)
Free Safeties
29 Luke Ruff (5-11, 200, Sr., Castle Rock, Colo.)
24 Kenny Browder (5-11, 180, Sr., Round Rock, Texas)
Strong Safeties
21 Mark Nzeocha (6-3, 220, So., Neusitz, Germany)
7 Chad Reese (5-11, 180, So., Tyler, Texas)
2 Marqueston Huff (6-0, 195, Jr., Texarkana, Texas)
13 Darrenn White (6-0, 184, So., Kansas City, Mo.)
Nickel Backs
41 Andrew Meredith (6-0, 200, Jr., Green River, Wyo.)
3 Luke Anderson (5-10, 195, Sr., Southlake, Texas)
SAM Linebackers (Outside Linebackers)
8 Zack Berg (6-2, 226, RFr., Edmonds, Wash.)
23 Ghaali Muhammad (6-0, 221, Sr., St. Joseph, Mo.)
27 Todd Knight (6-2, 210, Jr., Aurora, Colo.)
9 Patrick Hartford (6-0, 222, Sr., Rock Springs, Wyo.)
MIKE Linebackers (Middle Linebackers)
35 Oliver Schober (6-0, 235, RSr., Munich, Germany)
43 Devyn Harris (6-3, 225, Jr., Fountain, Colo.)
44 J.J. Quinlan (6-1, 238, Jr., Everett, Wash.)
WILL Linebackers (Outside Linebackers)
5 Korey Jones (6-2, 233, Sr., Fort Collins, Colo.)
53 Alex Borgs (6-2, 231, So., Raesfeld, Germany)
Left Defensive Ends
15 Ben Durbin (6-3, 272, Sr., Gilbert, Iowa)
54 Miraldo Michel (6-3, 265, Sr., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
31 Jeff Roueche (6-3, 234, Jr., Niwot, Colo.)
Left Defensive Tackles
50 Mike Purcell (6-3, 303, Sr., Highlands Ranch, Colo.)
58 B.J. Sumter (6-1, 305, Sr., Columbia, S.C.)
94 Max Gustafson (6-4, 226, Jr., Casper, Wyo.)
Right Defensive Tackles
98 Kurt Taufa'asau (6-2, 284, Sr., Pago Pago, American Samoa)
95 Patrick Mertens (6-5, 287, Jr., Sterling, Colo.)
Right Defensive Ends
12 Sonny Puletasi (6-3, 241, So., Lawton, Okla.)
55 Eddie Yarbrough (6-3, 253, RFr., Aurora, Colo.)
16 Brett Smith (6-3, 195, So., Salem, Ore.)
11 Colby Kirkegaard (6-3, 205, Jr., Phoenix, Ariz.)
Running Backs
8 Brandon Miller (6-0, 193, Jr., Parker, Colo.)
1 Kody Sutton (5-8, 194, So., Texarkana, Texas)
20 Nehemie Kankolongo (5-11, 205, RSo., Coquitlam, B.C.)
4 Zaquoya Parham (5-10, 175, RFr., Phoenix, Ariz.)
33 Dominic Rufran (6-0, 185, So., Colorado Springs, Colo.)
2 Eric Nzeocha (6-1, 200, Fr., Neusitz, Germany)
6 Robert Herron (5-10, 187, Jr., Los Angeles, Calif.)
81 James Caraway (5-11, 192, Sr., Topeka, Kan.)
80 Chris McNeill (6-1, 180, Sr., Simi Valley, Calif.)
25 Spencer Bruce (6-5, 225, Jr., Gillette, Wyo.)
3 Trey Norman (6-1, 170, So., Texarkana, Texas)
18 Josh Smith (6-3, 209, So., Manchester, N.H.)
42 Riley Lange (6-3, 247, So., Parker, Colo.)
22 Tedder Easton (5-11, 242, Jr., Columbia, Mo.)
Left Tackles
76 Josh Leonard (6-4, 296, Sr., Helena, Mont.)
71 Austin Traphagan (6-5, 291, RFr., Yuma, Colo.)
Left Guards
51 Tyler Strong (6-3, 292, Jr., Longmont, Colo.)
63 Rafe Kiely (6-3, 290, RFr., Wheaton, Ill.)
61 Shayne Kelley (6-4, 293, RSo., Camarillo, Calif.)
60 Nick Carlson (6-4, 292, Sr., Arlington Heights, Ill.)
68 Travis Bogard (6-4, 304, So., Kenmore, Wash.)
70 Skyler Hinton (6-4, 296, So., Columbia, Mo.)
Right Guards
75 Zach Rushing (6-3, 295, Sr., Woolmarket, Miss.)
62 Jake Jones (6-3, 295, RFr., Lakewood, Colo.)
Right Tackles
64 Daniel Fleischman (6-6, 300, So., Issaquah, Wash.)
65 Kyle Magnuson (6-6, 300, Sr., Elkhart, Ind.)
77 Connor Rains (6-7, 305, Jr., Placerville, Calif.)
Punters/Long Snappers/Return Specialists
28 Tim Gleeson (6-2, 195, Fr., Melbourne, Australia)
94 Stuart Williams (5-11, 180, So., Nederland, Colo.)
Long Snappers (For Punts/Field Goals and PATS)
40 Zach Ewan (5-9, 216, So., Phoenix, Ariz.)
86 Shane Sullivan (6-4, 240, So., Orange, Calif.)
Kickoff Returners
3 Trey Norman (6-1, 170, So., Texarkana, Texas)
33 Dominic Rufran (6-0, 185, So., Colorado Springs, Colo.)
Punt Returners
20 Blair Burns (5-10, 180, So., Plano, Texas)
33 Dominic Rufran (6-0, 185, So., Colorado Springs, Colo.)
Place-kickers (For PATs and Field Goals)
14 Daniel Sullivan (5-10, 185, So., Snohomish, Wash.)
94 Stuart Williams (5-11, 180, So., Nederland, Colo.)
Place-kickers (For Kickoffs)
14 Daniel Sullivan (5-10, 185, So., Snohomish, Wash.)
35 Oliver Schober (6-0, 235, RSr., Munich, Germany)
8 Zack Berg (6-2, 226, RFr., Edmonds, Wash.)
80 Chris McNeill (6-1, 180, Sr., Simi Valley, Calif.)
18 Josh Smith (6-3, 209, So., Manchester, N.H.)11 Colby Kirkegaard (6-3, 205, Jr., Phoenix, Ariz.)

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Bethel's Gamma Beta Phi Recognized
Bethel's Gamma Beta Phi honor society was recognized recently when it earned a Distinguished Chapter Award at the Gamma Beta Phi national convention in New Orleans, La. Sharon Scruton, Bethel's faculty advisor for the group, was also recognized by being presented with a 10-year service award. Pictured are the representatives who attended the convention. They are front row, seated: Janet Underwood, Ashley Roark, Jessica Sauter; second row: Sharon Scruton – faculty advisor, Danielle Trudo, Letitia Bell, and Ben Ensell; back row: Allen Wilbanks.


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — "Lee Daniels' The Butler" is serving up success at the box office. Starring Forest Whitaker as a longtime White House butler and Oprah Winfrey as his boozy wife, the Weinstein Co. biopic debuted in the top spot with $25 million, according to studio estimates. "We expected to do well, but we didn't expect to do this well," said Erik Lomis, president of distribution and home entertainment for Weinstein Co., adding that "The Butler" is the company's first No. 1 debut since 2009's "Inglourious Basterds."
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Archive for the 'Smartphones' Category
Samsung Galaxy S4 Gets A New Life With Lollipop 5.0!
We recently saw an internal build of Android 5.0 Lollipop running on the Samsung Galaxy S5 which was allegedly an internal build for testing purposes.
Today however, SamMobile has got their hands on a build for the Samsung Galaxy S4. The video below shows the ROM in action. A boost in performance is what can be observed and almost everything seems to be running perfectly fine and much smoother than before. This shows that with fine optimizations, the manufacturer can make earlier devices age more gracefully.
In terms of design, the Lollipop build of the Galaxy S4 is pretty much identical to that on the S5. You have the new notifications that appear on the lockscreen and everywhere else in the UI. The stock apps have been updated with new Material Design UI elements. The multitasking menu also has the new card-style layout.
This is pretty exciting news for all the Galaxy S4 users out there!
Nexus 6 Now Available In India And 11 Other Countries!
Folks outside the US have been waiting for the new Nexus 6 since a couple of days. Google finally has some good news for you'll – The Nexus 6 has gone live on 12 additional countries around the world, although it's not yet available for purchase.
The list of additional countries includes Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, and United Kingdom. The versions and the prices have been listed on the respective Play Stores but they aren't taking pre-orders or shipping them yet.
The phone should go on sale shortly with early stocks being limited as usual. Are you planning on getting yourself a Nexus 6?
Apple Watch To Cost From $500 To $4000!
Apples much talked about Apple Watch will go on sale early next year and we have some numbers for you – so you can successfully sell a few items to save up for it.
The stainless steel version of the Apple Watch is going to start at $500, a new rumor claims. While that may be expensive for a smartwatch, it's going to be a lot less than what you'll need to pay for the gold variation – between $4,000 and $5,000. $5,000 is also what one analyst believed the most premium variant would go for.
The $349 price tag which was previously announced by Apple will only be for the Aluminium model apparently. The top model is equivalent or rather even more than an entry level Mac Pro Which can enable you to be a pro-film editor. Is it just style and elegance or something else that justifies your actuation to buy it?
Your LG G3's Android Lollipo Update Looks Like This!
LG had already commited an early update once the public code for Android Lollipop 5.0 was released, and as promised, we see that LG is already prepping the guns.
A working version of the new software fell in the hands of eager bloggers who posted several screenshots. Unlike the Nexus brand, the LG G3 features a customized Optimus interface and that won't change with Lollipop. The leaker reports that however in action, the UI feels a lot smoother than before. It also features shadows and animations that Lollipop is all about.
Android 4.4.4 Incoming For Xperia Z2 And Z2 Tablets!
Sony has taken effort to change its image and is taking responsibility to keep its customers updated with the latest updates available.
Sony has today made the Android 4.4.4 update official for the Xperia Z2 and Z2 tablet. Sony has appended some excitement to the relatively small update as well. Both the Z2 and the Z2 Tablet will get PS4 Remote Play functionality, following in the footsteps of the Z3 family. This means the smartphone and tablet will be able to act as a remote screen and to connect to and control your games on the PlayStation 4.
The Z2 series also receives the ability to play Hi-Res audio via the USB port as well. Other updates include a new Battery Stamina mode and smart camera modes ported over from the Z3 as well. Do you happen to own one of these devices? Are you excited about the new features?
HTC Desire Eye, RE Camera Land At AT&T On 7th November!
AT&T has a couple of big announcements coming, apart from the plethora of new devices, the career is also launching the Desire Eye and RE camera.
Both of these will become available on November 7, so this Friday. In its main promo image for the duo (which you can see below), AT&T proudly states that it's exclusively offering the Desire Eye. The purchase will set you back $549.9 and $149 if you choose to go with a 2 year contract.
If you plan to buy the RE together with the Eye then you can avail a discount of $50 on the latter. Are you looking to buy this selfie focused smartphone from HTC?
Official Android 5.0 Update To Hit Your Nexus Devices!
The Nexus 9 is now the first of the 3 new Nexus devices which is out in the public as of today and it runs the latest, final build of Android. Today in more than one ways makes the day when Google announces the official rollout of Android 5.0 Lollipop to select Nexus devices.
Google also keeps with this Android 5.0 push as it releases a new version of Calendar, updated with a complete Material Design makeover. We have received a couple of updates including the Play Store, Calender, Play Music and now the new Gmail and Calender app and even Google Drive are redesigned.
Even with no Nexus OTAs just yet, we're keeping our eyes open for the first sign of any, and will update you the moment we pick up news of anything incoming.
Source: Android Blog
Apple iPhone 6 Set To Get A $100 Discount!
We are very close to the holiday season and soon it is going to be raining deals over us. Kicking off this November 28 we have the mighty Black Friday sale to set us back by a couple of Dollars.
It seems iPhone 6 will be one of its hot promotions this year – it will offer it on half the price if you opt to get in on contract. A leaked flyer for the upcoming promotion reveals Sam's Club will offer the Apple iPhone 6 for $99 for the 16GB flavor with a two-year contract. The 64GB and 128GB models will be available for purchase as well for $199 and $299 respectively.
The number of units shall be limited but the offer shall stretch till December 31. There may as well be a few iPad promotions, we shall keep you updated!
You Can Make Calls From Your Wrist From November 7!
The Samsung Gear S may look like something you absolutely like or dont – depending on what kind of person you are. If you belong to the former category or wouldn't mind trying a new piece of tech then this can get you excited – T-Mobile announced that they would be carrying the Gear S SIM-enabled smartwatch.
AT&T and Sprint has just announced their pricing and availability details. AT&T will offer you the Samsung Gear S for $199.99 with a two-year contract. AT&T's suggests add the Gear S to a Mobile Share plan for $10 per month.
Sprint's take on the pricing is similar to T-Mobile's – the Samsung Gear S will cost you $0 upfront on Sprint plus 24 payments of $16 (a total of $384). The best thing you can do on Sprint is also to add the Gear S on a Family Share Plan for $10 per month.
Samsung Gear S will become available on both AT&T and Sprint on November 7.
Moto 360 In Gold : Because Gold Everything!
A Champagne gold color option of the Motorola Moto 360 smartwatch was briefly available on a pre-order on Amazon but it seems the product pages were pulled.
The smartwatch was up with two strap sizes – 18mm (shown below) and a 23mm one, both matching the color and both metal. Motorola started shipping Moto 360s to owners in two color options – silver and black – and with only leather watchstraps, leaving the metal ones for the fall.
The metal bands themselves will be offered for $80 per band. The 23mm one was made available on Amazon for a brief period before it got pulled away – for $299 and the shipping period was for 2 to 3 months later. We do know that Gold Moto 360s are on their way. Let's wait till we get it from Motorola themselves.


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Sweet Treats
Tasty desserts for your sweet tooth
Tianna Ford
Searching for a sweet treat to satisfy your sweet tooth? Look no further than this collection of delectable recipes. This book has easy to follow instructions and colorful mouthwatering photography. With 45 treats, from classic cakes and cupcakes with a twist, nutty cookies and gooey bars, there is something for everyone's sweet tooth.
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Motorola Gleam+ priced at £81.99 in the UK, should be released later this month
It looks like the Motorola Gleam+ (officially announced last week) will be launched in the UK before the end of this month – despite the fact that Moto said the phone would be first available in Germany sometime in March.
British retailer KingOfGadgets is taking pre-orders for the Gleam+ in either silver, or white, asking £81.99 for it (SIM-free). You can go here or here to pre-order.
The Motorola Gleam+ is a basic 3G-less flip phone that features an external LED matrix display, 2.8 inch internal display with 240 x 400 pixels, 3.5mm headset jack, Bluetooth, stereo FM radio with RDS, 2MP camera, 50MB of internal memory, and MicroSD card support (16GB maximum).
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Stephen Goehl '72
Defensive Tackle
A co-captain on the 1971 team, Stephen Goehl graduated from Northern Illinois with a degree in marketing. He is the founder and President of Goehl Financial Services Inc., specializing in insurance and investments. A two-year letterwinner for NIU, Goehl played running back for the Huskies.
"The athletic background I was exposed to at NIU has helped me stay focused and determined to reach my goals and overcome hurdles in my business career," Goehl said.


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They were the ones to beat from early on, and tonight (August 25), One Direction took home the Moonman for Best Song of the Summer at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards. The heartthrobs won the VMA for their comical video for "Best Song Ever," beating out a handful of other A-listers who were battling it out for summer song supremacy.
The fivesome looked dashing in their awards-show best as they took the stage at Brooklyn's Barclays Center to take home their prize from presenters Vampire Weekend who noted "there can only be one song of the summer."
"Wow, we want to say a massive, massive thank you to all of our fans," Harry Styles said about the win. "We know this was a voted award so thank you so, so much to everyone who voted. It means very much a lot to us. This is the director of our video. It was his idea, Ben Winston, so thank you to him." (Winston joined the boys onstage.)
"What Harry said," Louis Tomlinson added.
Liam Payne then said, "We can't believe the things our fans have done for us in the past three years so thank you so, so much. Our movie ['This Is Us'] comes out next weekend and this Moonman tops it all off. This one's for you guys. Thank you so much everybody."
The win brings 1D's career total to four Moonmen. The guys of One Direction won over the likes of Daft Punk ("Get Lucky"), Calvin Harris featuring Ellie Goulding ("I Need Your Love"), Robin Thicke ("Blurred Lines"), Selena Gomez ("Come & Get It") and Miley Cyrus ("We Can't Stop).
They were voted to victory by their loyal Directioners, even while the Smilers tried their hardest to give Miley the title. (Heck, even Miley knew she didn't have a chance.) So how many votes did 1D end up with by show time? Well, a whopping 8,676,163 votes, putting them at 4,557, 315 million more than Miley.
The guys of 1D released their Ben Winston-directed video for "Best Song Ever" back in July, providing fans a sneak peek at their August 30 movie release and the band a chance to show off their acting chops. In the clip, they each don disguises, playing various Hollywood movers and shakers trying to pitch the boy band various marketing ideas for their Morgan Spurlock-directed 3-D documentary. In the end, those ideas are too silly and the guys just run amok.
1D was one of the many folks who attended the VMAs, which took over Brooklyn's Barclays Center and featured performances from Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Miley and more.


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The Vancouver Farmers Market on Thursday appointed a couple of new board members, elected interim officers, worked out a procedure to vet additional board members and reviewed a draft of proposed bylaws changes.
Community member Jim Mains is president; Dean Jackson of Heavenly Hands Massage is vice president; agricultural vendor Rachel Reister of Reister Farms in Washougal is secretary; and coffee vendor Steve Cronbaugh of Columbia River Coffee Company is treasurer. All these officers hold interim appointments that will end in November, when the market holds its next general membership and election meeting.
The appointments should bring greater stability to the board, which "almost went to hell in a handbasket," Cronbaugh said.
Starting last year, the market board has suffered many resignations and a breakdown of process driven by personality and priority conflicts, vendor turf battles and other problems. A late-April meeting drew an unprecedented outpouring of vendor complaints about a lack of representation on the diminished board even as it undertook to rewrite market bylaws. That meeting ended with two more board resignations.
But it also generated a new consensus — that the board needs more members to be workable. On May 16, the board went halfway, bringing on a couple of longtime vendors — Crombaugh and Robert Phillips of Patty's Kettlecorn — but then organizing a nominating committee to interview other potential additions. The nominating committee is a mix of vendors and nonvendors.
There are plenty of talented candidates to consider, Mains said, since his email inbox filled up with offers to help after the contentious April meeting was reported in The Columbian.
The board also marked up a new draft of its bylaws after introductory remarks by market attorney Steve Horenstein, who advised it to embrace more community direction and less domination by vendors, in order to incorporate "a more global view of the market."
"A fundamental issue for quite a long time … is the natural tug between having a vendor organization and a community organization. The farmers market is both of those things. There's always been that tug," he said. "I am trying to nudge you toward as much outside influence as possible."
In the discussion, board veteran Velma Conte said the suggestion that the board could operate with as few as three members was not workable. There was general acceptance of this, and the number was upped to a minimum of seven.
The maximum number of board members remains 16: up to four agricultural vendors, up to three
artisan vendors and up to three food vendors; as many as five more can be community directors with specialized expertise; plus, the immediate past president can be a board member, too.
The board also grappled with matters such as written procedures for removing members; whether vendors who rely on the market for their livelihood, or who helped build the market over the years and have seniority, deserve special treatment; and the divisions of labor between the market's paid staff and its unpaid board?
Horenstein summed up: "I don't remember the last time the board was this focused."
Bylaws will be adopted and more board members added at upcoming meetings, which are typically the third Wednesday of the month. The next market board meeting is set for 7 p.m. June 19 at the Hilton Vancouver Washington.
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What a wonderful summer treat… Chia Cherry Yogurt Dixie Pops! Cool, refreshing and full of summer goodness! A few days ago while we were at the grocery store my husband wanted to buy jam. Pft! I can make you some jam, you silly man. Our cherry trees are almost into full swing of sweet, juicy, ripeness and the temptation was far to great and we found ourselves snatching 1, 2, 10, 30… (I wasn't counting? Were you?) of our favorite fruit. They say that just one mature cherry tree produces 7,000 cherries! *holds belly and moans* Anyway, with cherries in hand I made Bob a Chia Cherry Summer Jam. Four cups worth! Oy-vey, I tend to get overly-excited from time to time. I put some of the jam into a jar for his morning breakfast enjoyment and took the remainder of it to make these wonderful dixie pops.
Yields 10 / 3oz Dixie cup pops
OR if you don't have probiotic powder..
From farm …
To table !
I made this, this afternoon. Absolutely delicious!!!! I only had 4 Popsicle containers, the rest just vanished as is, muah hahaha…
Hi, Your recipe sound delicious but I'm living in Spain and we don't have fresh coconuts here. Any other idea how to make yogurt?
Thanks ,
This looks so yummy! What is the consistency? Is it rock solid or creamy? Can it be eaten with a spoon? Thanks!!!!


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Mahavishnu John McLaughlin: Phillip Lane
Phillip Lane
John McLaughlin (acoustic guitar)
My Goal's Beyond (Rykodisc RCD 10051)
John McLaughlin (acoustic guitar).
Composed by John McLaughlin.
Recorded: New York, March 1971
Rating: 92/100 (learn more)
This tune is named in honor of Philip Lane, a street in northern London. "Phillip Lane," the tune with an extra "l," is a chugging acoustic number that finds guitarist John McLaughlin running stoplights. The only rest comes in the form a beautifully brief melodic midsection slowdown. That break gives McLaughlin just enough time to tighten the windup key to start his brazen disregard of the road rules all over again. This is speed with direction and lack of caution at the same time. McLaughlin can be a real lead-foot guitar player. Come to think of it, those folks driving over there on Philip Lane are on the wrong side of the road anyway. Some might feel that's a good way to describe how McLaughlin sometimes plays the guitar, too. When he plays like this, it might be a good idea to pull over and let him by no matter which side of the road you are on. That way, you can live to listen another day.
Reviewer: Walter Kolosky
Tags: 1970s jazz · guitar
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Hot answers tagged swearing
It is very common and, in my personal experience, has similar offensiveness as the f word in English. It can be offensive and quite rude: e.g. in a business negotiation, when the deal is finally broken and one side says: 你他妈的给我滚出去 = "Get your fucking ass out of my office" It may be used in irony among close friends which is not offensive then: E.g. ...
The only correct answer is "TA MA DE". This is the equivalent version of "F**K" in Chinese. I never hear people pronounce as "Di". Thinking it in other way, it will be too soft and feminine if it's pronounced as "Di". It supposed to be strong and speak with hatred.
There is a restaurant in the Ximending district of Taipei, Taiwan, with a giant banner exclaiming; 真他媽的好吃 =~ "Truly f**ing tasty" I equate it to the British "bloody". "That's bloody tasty". Offensive in a formal context, but a commonly accepted expletive.
May I suggest checking out the ChinaSmack glossary? They have a huge array of colorful language, and there is sure to be something that meets your needs in terms of a curse word there. Just to add, I always hear Chinese girls saying 讨厌 (taoyan) when they are annoyed or frustrated, but it's not exactly the most masculine of statements. 烦 (fan) also seems to ...
For cursing: "操" is pretty similar to "damn" or "sh*t" in such situation of cursing. Also similar as they should not be used in very formal situations. However, the meaning of "操" is same as the f word in its verb form. "操" should be quite acceptable (or at least ok) in informal scenarios. "靠" has very very close meaning as "操" in this situation. Actually,...
Oh, get you a Taiwanese news (at 0:18 by the anchor, 0:58 by a student and 1:24, 1:56 by himself) about that, where it's pronounced as "niáng pào". I can tell that we use this word in mainland China too, here is the proof. It refers to a sissy (a boy that other boys dislike because he prefers doing things that girls enjoy).
The 的 here is acting as the possessive, so this means: His mother's... From the context that you have shown, 他妈的 should be pronounced: Ta Ma De
In every formal environment, is not appropriate like fxxking & shxt in english. Unofficially, in oral, people also use 他妈的 equivalent to VERY. Examples: 天气真他妈的热(It's really fxxking hot today) when used isolated, just means damn it and the same degree of offensiveness.
I believe that 他妈的 would be a general curse like "f--k!" (or "damn"), but not an insult , whereas 你妈的 would be a personal insult like "f--k you" or "you mother(truck)er." Think of 他, in this context, as a generic form of "you", much like "on" in French. In other words, "one's mother" or "someone's mother" (although could also specifically be "his mother" - ...
The 的 has two kinds of pronunciation, De and Di. Different pronunciation is used for different cases. In 他妈的, the 的 is pronounced like: De, which makes the whole thing: Ta Ma De. I never hear people say Ta Ma Di. In case you didn't know, 他妈的 or 他麻痹(Ta Ma Bi) means Mother F**ker in English. Hope this helps!
"他媽的" is a brief form of "他媽的屄(bi)", where 屄(bi) is a noun, meaning = woman's sex organ (may be offensive for somebody) So the pronunciation of 的 here should be /de/ in neutral tone.
I think maybe your friend is referring to "ma de", which literally means "your mother" but colloquially means "f**k". Actually, there's a slow, drawn out way to say this, which is "maaaa de", which means "f**k", "s**t"... but honestly, without the "de" (which sounds like "duh"), no one will misinterpret your meaning (or lack of meaning) by simply saying "ma"...
Should be De, although 的 can also be pronounced as Di, but it has a different usage, such as 的確, 目的.
亚 means inferior, hence Asia is an inferior continent? No, it has to do with approximating sounds with characters, and of the six available for "meng", 蒙 was perhaps considered most appropriate, for the reason you hint (home of grassland). Note that it was the invading Mongol Yuan dynasty who created the Mongol empire from nomadic tribes such as Xianbei and ...
"靠" is more like it, in modern oral Chinese. While "操" is literally the F-word since it's a homonym of "肏" which means the F-word. If you are looking for a more speakable word, 倒霉, 该死 or 见鬼 would be more fit.
A story tells of an ethnic minority student who simply wanted to borrow a pen from a female comrade. Ethnic minorites in China are often as tone deaf as Westerners, and when the guy wanted to borrow a pen (借你的笔 / jie4 ni3 de bi3), it became 借你的屄 (jie4 ni3 de bi1), and the female student got all red in her face pondering the proposal of lending her cunt to ...
De and Di and both accurate. Di is more colloquial.
I know some people might think 干 is not-so-mild, but I tend to hear it a lot in the sense of Damn, all the way over there? That's a long way to go 干!那么远的地方?走过去要很久 or That chick is hot, damn! 那个正妹好辣,干!
In my region, Shandong Province, it's pronounced as tE ma de
I think it has the exactly same meaning as 'fucking', not more offensive or less. It should only be used between people about the same age and who meet each other very often.
De or Di would both work depending on the regions of China.
Note that I'm Taiwanese and I use Traditional Chinese characters. The swear words I type below (sorry!) may look different in Simplified Chinese. Also, China has way more swear words than us that I don't understand. ...for swear words, do they use the same character they use for the word or is it written differently? As many people have written above, ...
日 is a swear word getting popular and popular in china these days.. By the hatred for the Japanese.. And it's stroke like the circle with a dot in the center.. Same meaning as sticking up your middle finger.. It is a very "powerful" word that doesn't need any help of other words to lead it's meaning. Like "ri ni ma"for integrated phrase. The same applies ...
I think 他妈的 is perfectly normal and not offensive just liking fucking. It is used to emphasize something but people may regard you rude and uneducated if you say this in some formal situation.
Since new swearing tag appears thick and fast... 他妈的is already sounds traditional... It could come out of a gentleman's mouth,like the essay wrote by the great writer and thinker Lu Xun: Those who live in China will often have occasion to hear the swear: tamade (他妈的) and others like it. I think the geographical distribution of this phrase is probably as ...
It's very offensive and strange to talk to strangers or in a formal situation. It also depends on users' level of social class I think. I never use it to describe something good or when I miss somebody. Speaking of that, I never use f..k in English to talk to my friends either. I guess it depends on the people's personality. I could imagine the gangsters ...
A friend of mine used to go to the post office and borrow a pen (bi3) from one of the women who work there. However, she kept asking if the woman had a bi1 (in the first tone), which means a cu*t until a friend noticed what she was saying and told her what it meant. And they say shabi, which is pretty offensive, it would translate as stupid c*nt.
干(gan4) is another character that could be accidentally said as a swear word in Chinese. 干(gan4) could mean do as in "gan4 shen2 me" or tree bark as in "shu4 gan4". However, 干(gan4) is also the equivalent for "f**k" in Chinese. In our experience, our students usually accidentally say it when slowly pronouncing the compounds such as "gan4 shen2 me" and "...
The answer is pao4 (the most common pronunciation) 如法炮製、炮烙 are pao2 炮羊肉 is bao1 When pronouced pào, it usually means artillery. 鞭炮: firecracker 炮兵、炮手: artilleryman páo means burn or roast 如法炮製 is an idiom, means follow suit. 炮烙 is a ancient torture (stamp on someone's body with burning iron) And bāo means stir-fry or drying 炮羊肉: stir-fry lamb 炮乾: ...
It is a highly offensive expression comparable in meaning and offensiveness to "s-o-b" in English. It refers to coming out of one's mother (one's birth), and not for the better. It means, she's a "b, because you're an "s-o-b."
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A recent study, published in the journal Nature on Jan. 29, 2014, identified new potential therapeutic targets for a major form of bladder cancer. The results of this study provide important insights into the mechanisms underlying this disease.
Bladder cancer causes over 200 deaths every year in Connecticut (over 15,000 deaths per year in the United States and approximately 150,000 deaths per year worldwide). Overall, the chance men will develop this cancer during their life is about 1 in 26. For women, the chance is about 1 in 90.
Treatment for this muscle-invasive bladder cancer has not advanced beyond surgery and chemotherapy or radiation. In the past 30 years, no new drugs have been approved for this disease. There are no recognized second-line therapies (second choices for treatments when the initial therapy does not work) and no approved targeted agents for this type of bladder cancer.
In this study, researchers examined bladder cancer that invades the muscle of the bladder, the deadliest form of bladder cancer. They discovered recurrent mutations in 32 genes. Many of these gene mutations have never been associated with bladder cancers before. In fact, 9 of these gene mutations were not previously known to be mutated in any type of cancer. These mutated genes (and pathways affected by these mutations) represent new potential therapeutic targets.
The researchers also found that genes that regulate chromatin (a combination of DNA and protein that determines how genes are expressed) were more frequently mutated in bladder cancer than in any other common cancer studied to date. Among the recurring mutations, the researchers also discovered frequent mutations in the HER2 gene. Because HER2 (which affects cell growth and development) is implicated in a significant portion of breast cancers, it is possible that new agents under development against breast cancer may also be effective in treating subsets of bladder cancer patients.
This project has dramatically improved our understanding of the molecular basis of bladder cancers and their relationship to other cancer types," said lead author John Weinstein, M.D., Ph.D. from the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. "In the long run, the potential molecular targets identified may help us to personalize therapy based on the characteristics of each patient's tumor."
The real excitement about this project is that we now have a menu of treatment and research directions to pursue," said Seth Lerner, M.D. from Baylor College of Medicine in Houston and another the senior authors of the paper. "The field is poised to use this information to make new advances toward therapies for a very-difficult-to-treat form of bladder cancer."
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The new TNT show Leverage, starring erstwhile '80s heartthrob Timothy Hutton, shoots a new-era Robin Hood arrow right to the heart of these bone-chillingly cynical, Ponzi-schemed, anti-corporate times. The series centers on a band of honest crooks who, under the leadership of a non-criminal, ex-insurance man out for justice (played by Hutton), ply their thieving, felonious skills to make right the wrongs of the real nasty crooks – the white-collar scammers who make a jewelry heist look like a vending machine job.
The fellas behind this well-timed caper show, which returns for its second season on July 15, are John Rogers, a feature writer who's had a hand in scripts including the first Transformers and The Core, and Chris Downey, who spent most of this young century on the star-making sitcom The King of Queens. Rogers met Downey originally in the '90s on their first jobs, Cosby – not the iconic The Cosby Show but the more dubious later reprisal. The two remained friends and drinking pals and eventually, when producer Dean Devlin asked Rogers to write a heist show, he asked Downey to partner with him on it. With some input from Devlin, the two took the idea to TNT – before Bernie Madoff was a dirty word – and immediately got a pilot deal.
They spoke with the Writers Guild of America, West Web site about their uncannily fortuitous timing, their views on capitalism, and Downey's surprising legal past.
What is the essence of this show for each of you guys?
John Rogers: I have the very artsy log line and Chris has the much better phrase that you can actually build a show around – he always says it's Main Street versus Wall Street. My quote is from the poet Alexander Pope: "The law is a spider web which catches little flies and lets the big bugs escape." The idea that the law nabs guys who are just muddling through all the time while the guys who steal billions [and] manipulate the whole system… go free. You know; steal a thousand dollars, go to jail. Steal a million, become a legend.
Chris Downey: One-hour television's become so dark, it's so filled with serial killers and sexual predators… it felt like there was a real opportunity to go after some villains that are really affecting a bunch of people's lives that you're not seeing represented on television.
And you're saying the current situation, with the Madoffs and the AIGs, was not on the radar at the conception of this.
John Rogers: No, no, it really broke just as we were about to go on the air.
How much has this been fueling the writing?
John Rogers: It made the second season easier, let's put it that way.
Was it manna from heaven?
John Rogers: It is a little bit, but it's one of those things where, if a writer had pitched a Ponzi scheme in the first season, I would have punched him in the head because, who's gonna fall for a Ponzi scheme?
Chris Downey: A $20 billion Ponzi scheme? Get real.
John Rogers: In a way what it proved to us is that reality is much simpler and cleaner and more ridiculous than anything you can come up with in a writer's room.
Chris Downey: And, you know, even though this stuff really hit the headlines when we were breaking season two, when we were conceiving the show, it was in the wake of Enron and Tyco. This has really been building for over a decade. I had stock in WorldCom that evaporated. In my previous life I represented guys like this, so this is not a world that is unfamiliar.
What do you mean about your previous life?
Chris Downey: Well, I was a white-collar criminal defense attorney.
Oh, my God, I should have known that.
John Rogers: Yeah, that's what he was doing when he was hired for Cosby. I literally remember the night he showed up on set still in his lawyer suit.
Chris Downey: I might've even had suspenders.
Wow. So you have a real view into this world.
Chris Downey: Yeah, I've sat in rooms with people who have defrauded their clients out of hundreds of millions of dollars.
I'm curious on a side note, do you guys feel anti-white-collar or anti-capitalist after all this?
Chris Downey: Oh boy… John?
John Rogers: Here's the thing. We're capitalists. This is the only privately-funded television show being made right now. We are a big company that's independently making its own television show, not sucking at the teat of a major corporation. This is venture capitalism at its finest. There's no other studio out there – this is it.
There's nothing wrong with capitalism. I like capitalism. It pays my bills. What is wrong is when we pretend that there isn't an inherent temptation toward corruption when there's an awful lot of money on the table. When you put that kind of money on the table, people get greedy and people get stupid.
The show doesn't punish people for being rich, the show punishes people for hurting other people.
This show also has a great, quick sense of humor – reminiscent of old classics like The Rockford Files. Is there any peril in having that light sense of jokiness when you're doing a crime show?
Chris Downey: [to Rogers] Go ahead. I have an opinion on this, [but] hopefully our opinions are the same.
John Rogers: The thing is, no one has ever stopped watching a show because it was too funny.
Chris Downey: That was my opinion. Thank you, John. No one has ever said, "This show unexpectedly made me laugh. I'm not watching that again."
John Rogers: To a certain degree we have an internal gyroscope. I'll be the first to admit that I like a big, high drama. I like a good hero moment, a movie moment. You don't sacrifice those for the humor. I want you to genuinely be pissed off or excited or engaged or really committed in the dramatic moments here.
What's the one thing this show has taught you as a writer?
John Rogers: It's okay to drink in the room. There's no shame in opening up a bottle of Irish whiskey during the day.
Chris Downey: I'll say it's taught me the value of compressed time and space. We build these elaborate cons, and time is the enemy of these things. The more time and space the characters have to spend in this fake world that we create for our marks, the greater the chance the audience will say, "Wait a minute, wouldn't he just look through that door and figure out he's not where he thinks he is?" This year I think the back half of our shows almost unfold in real time. I realized this year that con plots work a lot like farce plots – they tend to happen in real time.
So in a sense you have to move fast enough so the audience doesn't see the sleight of hand?
John Rogers: The audience is a partner in the sleight of hand. If you lie to an audience, the audience can tell. You have to enter into a contract with the audience… It's like [saying], "Look, we're living in Heist World. These are the rules of Heist World. We're gonna be fast enough and clever enough that you're going to enjoy going on this trip with us. You will give us trust, we will give you fun."


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Late Wednesday, the White House marked Abraham Lincoln's birthday with a 2013 picture that included Barack Obama, Twitchy reported Thursday.
Earlier in the day, the White House celebrated the 80th birthday of retired basketball player Bill Russell with a picture of Obama hugging Russell, prompting some to wonder if the White House remembered Lincoln's birthday.
"No pictures of Obama hugging Lincoln. Hence no birthday wishes from the White House there," one person said.
"Real life: [T]he @WhiteHouse just tweeted happy birthday to Bill Russell but hasn't said anything about President Lincoln's birthday today," another person wrote.
Eventually, Twitchy said, the White House honored Lincoln in "true Obama style," meaning that the Twitter team had figured out how to mark the day while including the president.
"205 years ago today, President Lincoln was born," the White House said, adding a picture that was taken in 2013 under the headline "Presidents Walking at the Lincoln Memorial."
"President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, and former Presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter walk past the statue of President Lincoln to participate in the ceremony on the 50th anniversary of the historic March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech, at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., Aug. 28, 2013," the White House said.
Twitchy expressed surprise that Obama did not dominate the picture.
"Can't have a birthday photo without the narcissist in chief! The only surprise is that his silhouette is so small and doesn't dominate the picture," the twitchy staff said.
Inserting himself into significant events has become something of a hallmark with this president, and has become a source of mockery and scorn among his opponents.
Less than a week ago the Organizing for Action Twitter account -- which uses the handle "Barack Obama" -- marked the 225th anniversary of George Washington's election with a picture of President Obama.
The White House Twitter account celebrated the Super Bowl with a picture of Obama preparing to throw a football in an empty football stadium.
Obama also marked Pearl Harbor day with a picture of himself on his Facebook page.
The White House also commemorated the death of South African leader Nelson Mandela with a picture of Obama in Mandela's prison cell and the president celebrated the anniversary of the day Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat by tweeting the same picture of himself he used last year.
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