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Sept. 13, 2000
|Kerry Carter
|Sport: Football
Year: Sophomore
Position: Running Back
Height: 6-2
Weight: 235
Hometown: Vaughn, Ontario, Canada
High School: Father Henry Carr
Major: Undeclared
Sophomore running back Kerry Carter has begun to make his mark on the Stanford football program. After two games this season, Carter leads the club in rushing with 143 yards. He ranks sixth in the Pac-10 in rushing yards per game (71.5 ypg). He rushed for a career-high 90 yards in last Saturday night's game versus San Jose State and had an 84-yard touchdown reception on a screen pass in the Cardinal's season-opening win at Washington State. The reception was tied for the fifth longest in Stanford football history. All of this has come on the heels of a promising 1999 freshman season in which Carter led the team with six rushing touchdowns, while compiling a total of 330 regular season yards on the ground.
Carter's power, speed, size, agility and grace at the running back position make him a difficult task for any Cardinal opponent to tackle. He continues to become a bigger part of the Cardinal offensive picture each week.
The fact that Carter even made his way to a football field of any type, let alone Stanford Stadium, is a minor miracle. The 6-2, 235 pounder spent his early childhood living in the Port of Spain, Trinidad. The atmosphere on the tropical island just off the coast of Brazil is far removed from the world of competitive intercollegiate football, a world in which Carter is now deeply involved.
Carter spent much of his time in the tropics participating in sports such as soccer, cricket, and track, which soon became his early favorite.
"I saw the Olympics, and I really wanted to run track for Trinidad," remembered Carter.
He honed his early athletic skills by playing on a "field" that was nothing more than a paved straight roadway. The "field", which Carter remembers fondly, was a part of his grandmother's residence in which he shared with anywhere from 12-15 relatives at any given time.
"We played everything there," recalled Carter about activities with his cousins and other local children. "We played soccer, cricket, ran races."
Carter's grandmother didn't make it to a lot of the games the kids in the neighborhood would play, but they could always rely upon her skills to nourish their bodies in between games or after a long day of playing.
"She would always cook for everyone," said a grinning Carter. "She wouldn't want anyone in the kitchen, but she would always be cooking."
Carter credits his early upbringing in Trinidad with some of the success he is enjoying now on The Farm.
"It kind of humbled me a bit when I look back on it, seeing where I came from," said Carter. "I really liked growing up in that kind of atmosphere, just being around so many people who cared about you and loved you. I know that they would all back me in whatever I did. To know that I've come this far - gone through high school, received a scholarship to an institution such as Stanford. I know how proud it makes my whole family."
Although Carter's success in life has always seemed certain, his success in the game of football probably never would have happened had he not moved with his family to the suburbs of Toronto, Canada, at the age of nine.
"I hadn't even heard of football," remembered the 19-year-old Carter about his early childhood in Trinidad. "I think the first football game I saw was the first year (I moved to Canada). It just looked like a jumbled mess to me. I was like 'I just can't understand why they keep running into everyone'. I really didn't understand it at all."
Carter would begin to understand football much better in a hurry. His introduction to football came soon after his move to Canada and by the sixth grade he was playing organized youth football. He remembers that his younger brother had wanted to play the sport and only after he convinced his mother did she allow either son to play organized football.
By the time Carter had entered his sophomore season in high school, football became more of a priority for him than his early love of track because 'I wasn't winning every race' he said while laughing.
"Football just seemed easier for me," he continued more seriously. "I played basketball in high school. I ran track. But the easiest thing, and the thing I had the most success in was football."
Indeed, football must have seemed easy for Carter in the summer of 1998 as he made it tough on all of his opponents by gaining over 2,300 yards and scoring 22 touchdowns on a 19-and-under summer league team to catch the attention of collegiate scouts.
Carter made official trips to Ohio State, Michigan, Michigan State and Wisconsin before choosing Stanford over all of those traditional football powers.
"The whole atmosphere here and the players here seem to be a lot more like me than anywhere else I went," emphasized Carter. "They were a lot easier to talk to. The coaching staff was really good, really easy going and fun to be around. The players didn't have anything bad to say about them (the coaching staff)."
"This just seemed to be the perfect situation," continued Carter. "Academically, if something were to happen today, the degree here would definitely be worth a lot."
Career Highlights:
|Leads Stanford with 143 yards rushing through the first two games of the 2000 season ... Ran for a career-best 90 yards in his most recent game versus San Jose State (9/9/00) ... Caught an 84-yard touchdown pass, tied for the fifth longest in Stanford football history, at Washington State (9/2/00) ... Currently ranks sixth in the Pac-10 in rushing yards per game (71.5 ypg) ... Led the Cardinal in rushing touchdowns in 1999 with six, while gaining 330 yards on 87 carries in the regular season ... Scored Stanford's only touchdown in the 2000 Rose Bowl on a one-yard second quarter run that gave the Cardinal a 9-3 lead.
Carter thinks back and remembers more about how his upbringing helped prepare him for his current situation.
"The whole competitive nature of the team atmosphere (at Stanford) is kind of the same as it was in the house I grew up in," said Carter. "Growing up, you are always competing against your siblings. Although you have the utmost respect for them and you love them, you still want to be better. Even in this team atmosphere (at Stanford), you would die for these guys, but still you're trying to be the best player you can be. There's going to be guys on the team you have to compete against. Regardless of the fact that you are on a team, you still have to set those individual goals."
Carter hopes that accomplishing those individual goals and improving during his time at Stanford will lead him to a career in professional football.
"I wouldn't mind having that opportunity (to play in the NFL)," said Carter. "It will just take a lot of hard work. I have two more years left here at Stanford after this season. That gives me a lot of time to get my body ready and try to accomplish a lot of goals that I have for myself. If I can accomplish those goals that I have set out for myself, that will give me a great opportunity to someday be an NFL draft pick."
by Kyle McRae


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Tom's real identity might soon come out!
Peter Scanavino has been tapped to play the older brother of Tom Keen (Ryan Eggold), who's married to FBI Agent Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone), on The Blacklist, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
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Dennis B. Dunkle, 61, of Litchfield, passed away while doing what he loved Tuesday, November 5, 2013. Dennis was born February 4, 1952 in Berea, to Warren and Catherine Dunkle. He resided in Medina County all his life. Dennis was a 1971 graduate of Buckeye High School. He enjoyed music, especially playing his guitar and his band Rising Sun was the last to play at the old Chippewa Lake Park. Dennis was a girl's softball coach in Litchfield for many years. He played on a Medina Eagles softball team for many years and was part of the 1977 National Championship team. Dennis was co-owner of Bernard Specialties as a graphic arts finisher. His greatest love was his family and he took great pride in game hunting, especially deer and turkey.
He will be greatly missed by his daughter, Kasandra (Jerry) Pantaleano; his soul mate of 29 years, Donna; his mother, Catherine (Kay) Dunkle; sisters and brothers, Loreen (Fred) Rote, Tim (Wendy), Jane Guseman, Jack (Debbie) and Tom (Carol); many nieces and nephews; and in-laws, William and JoAnn Bracken.
He was preceded in death by his father, Warren.
Funeral Service will be held 8:30 P.M., Saturday, November 9, 2013, at the Bauer Funeral Home, 2089 Columbia Road, Valley City, with Pastor Jerry Gates officiating. Calling hours will be Saturday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 8:30 P.M., at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials may be made to the Litchfield Fire and Rescue Department.
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Valmeyer, Illinois
Valmeyer, Illinois, was once a community of about 900 on the banks of
the Mississippi River, 25 miles south of St. Louis. The Great Flood of
1993 left 90 percent of Valmeyer's buildings damaged beyond repair. The
village's levee broke on August 1, 1993, and a "river" continued to flow
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In late August 1993, the County's regional planning committee drew up
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Rebuild to pre-flood conditions;
Selective rebuilding/buyout;
Selective rebuilding/buyout/partial community relocation;
Agricultural sector rebuilding/total community relocation, and
Reversion of floodplain to wetlands/open space.
Valmeyer was the first community to benefit from the assistance of the
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new town's design. The group met three times with residents, concluding
with a weekend community planning session in June 1994. Later that summer,
workshops were offered on passive solar design and ground-source heat pumps.
Seeds planted during those sessions resulted in a number of steps taken
to make the new Valmeyer a resource-efficient community. Among the most
notable developments are the following:
Energy-efficient home construction
Nearly 50 of Valmeyer's new homes are highly energy-efficient. The Bureau
of Energy and Recycling within the Illinois Department of Commerce and
Community Affairs (DCCA) offered grants of up to $1,700 to residents who
agreed to incorporate a series of resource-efficiency measures into their
homes. The measures included high amounts of insulation, energy-efficient
windows, low-flow showerheads, water-conserving toilets, and efficient
heating and cooling systems. A total of $70,000 was distributed through
the voluntary program. A $36,000 grant was also awarded to the developer
of the senior citizens' apartment complex for incorporating the same efficiency
measures into all 24 units.
The use of renewable energy was encouraged as well. As a result, six
passive solar homes have been constructed, and ground source heat pumps
are being employed in another six homes.
Resource-efficient institutions
Energy-efficiency measures incorporated into the village's new school
(also home to the town library) could reduce utility bills by up to $35,000
annually. The Illinois DCCA awarded a $78,000 grant to partially finance
an efficient heating, cooling, and ventilation system for the school, plus
high-grade windows and extra insulation.
The Emergency Services Building, which houses the police and fire departments
and other town government offices, employs state-of-the-art solar and energy
efficiency technologies to dramatically reduce lighting, heating, and cooling
costs. A $30,000 grant from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory was
used to hire a leading sustainable architecture firm to design the passive
solar, superinsulated building. The DCCA contributed $30,000 to help finance
the efficiency improvements.
Future renewable energy development
Down the road, a portion of Valmeyer's energy may be supplied by renewable
energy sources. The Illinois State Water Survey has installed a climate
monitoring station near the new town to collect data on the area's wind
and solar resources.
A second wind data collection station is being monitored by Jack
Rozdilsky, who chose Valmeyer as the topic of his master's degree thesis
while enrolled in the Environmental Studies Program at the University of
Illinois at Springfield. Valmeyer
Wind Energy Project: Wind Data provides wind data collected for
that study. Additional information about the town can be found
under Valmeyer
– A New Beginning and on the Web site of the Cincinnati
A third renewable energy source, geothermal energy, may also be in Valmeyer's
future. An abandoned limestone quarry near the new town includes a 5-million-square-foot
area in which the temperature constantly remains at 56-58 degrees F. It
may be feasible someday to tap into that constant temperature for heating
and cooling portions of Valmeyer using a distributed, water-based heat
pump system.
To learn more about the flooding in Valmeyer and the town's approach
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PARTY (Preventing Alcohol and Risk-Related Trauma in Youth Program:
Nearly 10,000 students have learned life-changing lessons about driving drunk and other risky behaviors from this program created by McKee Medical Center emergency personnel.
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Realizing every baby needs a fighting chance, we have classes in breastfeeding, stress management, and basic infant care, a monthly "Mom's Group,". There's even the opportunity for expectant fathers to meet with a male social worker.
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Even in Jacksonville the temperatures dip low enough to make your skin itchy and dry. The combination of having the heater on and cold weather can do a real number on your skin. That's why--even in the south, you have to make sure to winterize your skin.
Here are a just few easy ways you can help protect your skin from the damage winter weather can do:
1. After showering and before drying off, slather on a body oil. Baby oil works just fine, but try out a good sesame oil which is rich in potent antioxidants. It'll heal and protect your skin, keeping it soft, supple and smooth while reducing bacteria and providing essential natural oils that penetrate and nourish your skin. Try an organic product like Youthing Strategies sesame oil.
2. Moisturize as often as you can. It's easy to do in the morning after a shower, but when you're getting ready for bed, it can be a chore just to take off your clothes. All you can think about is getting in to some comfy PJ's and relax...but don't forget to moisturize before going to bed. L'Oreal has great skin care products for your face and body. Designed to protect and rejuvenate your skin while you sleep, L'Oreal's products are a girl's key to saving her skin during the winter months.
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May 14, 2012 8:30 AM
We've decided that it's time to treat ourselves to a beautiful Ivanka Trump ring ($4,000). Between the diamond pavé band, the gorgeous rose gold, and the perfect emerald-cut crystal, we're assured that this fabulous piece of jewelry is worth our hard-earned money. Feel free to commend us on this most amazing purchase.
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Nov. 27, 2007
The UCLA men's volleyball team concluded its preseason schedule with a three-game victory of the Alumni Tuesday night at Pauley Pavilion.
The varsity won 30-28, 30-16, 30-21 in 85 minutes. The Bruins finished their preseason with a 3-1 record.
Sophomores Brett Perrine and Garrett Muagututia and junior Ryan Ratelle were the kill leaders against the Alumni. Perrine led the Bruins with eight kills, an ace and three total blocks for 11.5 points. Muagututia and Ratelle each added seven kills. Muagututia added two block assists for nine points and Ratelle hit for a percentage of .700 without an error. Senior All-American Tony Ker led the varsity with 13 digs.
Olympic beach veteran Mark Williams led the Alumni with eight kills, an ace and three total blocks for 11.0 points.
The Bruins will open their 2008 home season on Fri., Jan. 11 against Stanford at 7 p.m. in Pauley Pavilion.


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The 66th annual Primetime Emmy Awards, at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, aired live Aug. 25, 2014. As always, fashion ruled the red carpet. Nearly 25 years after her famous long legs and bold laugh stole America's hearts in "Pretty Woman", Julia Roberts showed she can still stun a crowd with her Elie Saab navy blue embellished dress. Absolutely gorgeous!
Incorporate Red Carpet styles into your wardrobe for your next cocktail party, ladies night out or date night.
Check out the slideshow of celebrities rocking the red carpet, and the take-home fashions inspired by them.
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Ceremony ahead of Milan Expo
MONACO NEWS, MONACO BUSINESS: The Principality has been ceremoniously presented with the land on which its Pavilion for Expo Milano 2015 will be erected. The theme of the Expo is "Feeding the Planet – Energy for Life..."
Mr Giuseppe Sala, CEO of Milano 2015, symbolically presented a box containing some earth from the Expo site, decorated with the Monegasque flag, to HE Mr Robert Fillon, Ambassador of Monaco to Italy and Commissioner General for the Principality of Expo Milano 2015.
At the same ceremony, thirty other official participants in the Expo also took possession of the sites allocated to them.
The design phase of Monaco's Pavilion project is now almost complete. Construction work will start in 2014. Expo Milano 2015 will take place from May 1 to October 31, 2015. SOURCE: Government of Monaco
PHOTO: HE Robert Fillon and Julien Cellario, CEO of Monaco Inter Expo and Deputy Genral Commissioner.


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(About.com) - It's March 20th, and springtime here.
The first day of spring is also called the vernal equinox. "Vernal" and "equinox" are Latin terms meaning "spring" and "equal night" respectively. The vernal equinox occurs on March 20 or 21 each year and signals the start of spring in the Northern Hemisphere.
The idea is that on the first day of spring there are exactly 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness, but it rarely works out that way.
There is always a time each spring, and again each fall, when the hours of light and darkness are equal, but it usually occurs before the vernal equinox and after the autumnal equinox.
Here are a few other interesting facts about the first day of spring:
If you were standing on the equator during either the vernal or autumnal equinox, you would see the sun pass directly overhead, the only two times in the year when that is true.
The two equinoxes are also the only times during the year when the sun rises due east and sets due west.
In spring, the Earth's axis is tilted toward the sun, increasing the number of daylight hours and bringing warmer weather that causes plants to bring forth new growth.
There is a persistent myth that at the vernal equinox, and only at the vernal equinox, can you stand a raw egg on its end. There is an equally persistent rebuttal that says it's not possible at any time to balance a raw egg on its end. Neither assertion is true. With a little patience (or sometimes a lot), you can balance a raw egg on its end at any time of year. The first day of spring has nothing to do with it.


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If there was ever a case for Europeans to lead the fight against terrorism by a rogue nation, it is provoked by the case of Russia against former Soviet republics that are now NATO members. Inviting the former Soviet republics to join NATO now that they have met the test to align with the free world was a timely and brilliant move. Now, it is their best defense against marauding Russia.
The U.S. has its hand full in the Middle East where Europeans are are also essential to defeating the active threat from the Islamic State and other terrorist groups. It can use some leadership reinforcement in Europe. Who can be trusted?
Can the Germans be entrusted to combat Russia when its fuel supply is so dependent upon them? Can the Germans be trusted given their aversion to combat, and sorted history? Is Great Britain too far from the front? How about France for a change of heart and new found soul?
One runs out of options very quickly. There is another approach to shoring defenses against Russia, and that is to draw a more definitive line on the earth in the Ukraine. Provide stronger back up and accelerate the Ukraine's prospective membership into NATO.
What would it take for Ukraine to join NATO?
Well, here is a brilliant article from the International Business Times that trumps the NBC News report. Daniel Arkin at NBC News reports that the Baltic States are fearful, but Dennis Lynch at the International Business Times looks forward. Reading both reports puts balance into the analysis.
First, the Ukraine Parliament must vote to request membership in NATO which would align their intentions with the free world.
Second, NATO is said to not want to inherit an active obligation from a new member.
"NATO does not want to ;import a conflict into the alliance,' Reginald Dale, the director of the Transatlantic Media Network at the Centers For Strategic & International Studies (CSIS), told International Business Times."
Well, that is a problem. What good is NATO in addressing this situation if it lacks the will to defend the Ukraine as a member or not? The Ukraine is the frontline battlefield with Russia.
Assessing the risks, the big problem is escalation. Let's say that one way or another that the Ukraine receives modern weapons support NATO. They use that added support to smash Russians along the thin line that separates them at the Ukraine border.
The Russians don't appreciate losing thousands of troops from missile strikes, so they retaliate with strikes of their own deeper into the Ukraine. The Ukraine calls upon additional support from NATO and now missiles are flying fast and furiously with the prospect that some Russian missiles strike NATO defenders. Yikes, there is something like a regional European theater war.
What would mitigate the risk? For one thing, Russians might appreciate defeats and put a stop to it. People are motivated to improve the quality of their lives. This entire Russian expansion maneuver is about improving business and economic infrastructure and locations for Russians. However, if Russians are blackballed from trade and if they must suffer military losses along the way, the price might be assessed as too great.
What makes the Russian strategy plausible to Putin today is NATO and U.S. tentative behavior and weak leadership.
"Will Ukraine Join NATO? What Needs To Happen For Ukraine To Join Military Alliance
By Dennis Lynch@neato_itsdennis
on August 29 2014 4:06 PM
Ukraine will make a bid to join NATO, Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenyuk said Friday. The move comes at a critical moment for a country in the middle of a tug-of-war between East and West.
On one side is its former USSR ally, Russia. On the other side is the rest of Europe.
NATO Secretary-General Anders Rasmussen said Friday that NATO would allow Ukraine into the alliance, provided "Ukraine so wishes and fulfills the necessary criteria," but that's a big if for NATO. The "necessary criteria" are complex and in the end, any NATO member could shoot down Ukraine's bid. Here's how it could play out over the next few years.
The first step, which Yatsenyuk took on Friday, is to introduce a bill to Ukraine's parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, which would cancel out Ukraine's nonalignment status and put Ukraine back on track to join NATO. Two years after bidding for and being declined a NATO membership in 2008, the Ukrainian government under newly elected President Viktor Yanukovych enacted a law that declared Ukraine as a "nonaligned" state. The law was unclear, and critics said it was meant to improve relations with Russia.
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"NATO requires some sort of political stability without major conflicts," Dale said. "I can't admit any one of these countries would want to get into this incredible mess."
"Baltic States Fear Putin Amid Escalation in Ukraine
In the latest chapter of the West's confrontation with Russia, President Barack Obama will travel to Estonia on Wednesday to stress U.S. solidarity with the Baltic states, the former Soviet republics rattled by Russian President Vladimir Putin's intervention in nearby Ukraine.
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania — the trio of tiny nations nestled against the western flank of the Russian Federation — only regained their independence from Moscow in 1991 amid the collapse of the USSR. But as Putin appears to tighten his grip on swaths of Ukraine and the Crimean peninsula, the Baltics fear they may be prey for their former ruler, experts say.
"The turmoil in Ukraine has deeply unnerved the Baltics," James Goldgeier, the dean of the School of International Service at American University, told NBC News. "They feel extraordinarily vulnerable to Putin and they're seeking reassurance from the West.""


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Live piano accompaniment by Joseph Li, Shepherd School of Music, Rice University
Houston Grand Opera sets the silent film alongside Puccini's heartbreaking operatic score for a unique presentation of story, film, and music.
This version of La Bohème is not based on the libretto of Puccini's opera, but goes back to that work's source: Henri Murger's 1851 French stories Scènes de la vie de bohème (Scenes from Bohemian Life). Lillian Gish (Mimi) and John Gilbert (Rodolphe) star in the (considerably cleaned-up) story of starving artists living in the same apartment building. Set in the bohemian world of in Paris's Latin quarter in 1830, the love story follows a couple and their friends who struggle to pay the rent each month. Mimi encourages Rodolphe to finish writing a play, but through her sacrifices and unfortunate circumstances, she deceives him into thinking his play will be performed. Heartbreak and tragedy ensue as the lovers are torn apart by poverty, jealousy, misunderstanding, and illness.
About the Pianist
Last season, pianist/coach Joseph Li served as guest coach to Houston Grand Opera's Dead Man Walking and Wolf Trap Opera's world premiere of John Musto's The Inspector. Other recent engagements include a third summer season with the Aspen Opera Theater Center where he served as senior coach and chorus master for Falstaff, serving as music director for HGO's Song of Houston: Courtside, Song of Houston: Your Name Means the Sea, a tour through China and Singapore with Singers Beyond Borders, and playing keyboard for Frank Wildhorn's new musical Finding Wonderland at Houston's Alley Theatre. An alumnus of the Houston Grand Opera Studio, Li has coached several operas there including Lohengrin, La fille du regiment, La Bohème, Béatrice et Bénédict, and the world premiere of Chorus!, and he served as head coach for the world premiere of André Previn's A Brief Encounter. Along with serving on the coaching faculty for the Aspen Opera Theater Center the last two summer seasons, Li also joined Pinchas Zukerman and Opera Lyra Ottawa as principal coach/repetiteur for OLO's production of Die Zauberflöte.
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JACK Straw secured his eighth General Election victory in Blackburn, prompting his Tory rival to concede: "At the end of the day Blackburn has always been a Labour town."
With 21,759 votes, Mr Straw was comfortably clear of Michael Law-Riding, who finished on 11,895, and Lib Dem Paul English, who polled 6,918.
He was mobbed by Labour supporters after increased his share of the vote and his majority, from 8,009 to 9,856, with a 1.1per cent swing from the Tories.
His main challenger for the Blackburn seat, Mr Law-Riding, said he was 'exhausted' as he reflected on his heavy defeat yesterday afternoon.
He said he was proud to have increased the number of Tory votes from 2005, but admitted: "At the end of the day Blackburn has always been a Labour town."
It was shortly before 4am yesterday when Mr Straw took to the stage at King George's hall to hail an 'astonishing vote of confidence'' in his victory speech.
Mr Straw said: "It has been a privilege to serve the people of Blackburn for the past 31 years and to have been returned for another five years.
"The longer I have served this town, the more I have come to appreciate its people. This is an astonishing vote of confidence."
Counting at King George's hall did not begin until around 1.30am as postal votes arrived from across the town.
National television crews had descended on Blackburn, sensing an upset, but the result became apparent as piles of votes were stacked up under Mr Straw's name, with the election staff eventually running out of space.
Gleeful Labour activists took photographs of the piles on their mobile phone cameras and Mr Law-Riding, who had been bullish beforehand about his chances, sat motionless at the back of the hall as Labour supporters congratulated Mr Straw before counting had even finished.
The scene was a complete contrast to the outer rooms, where Labour supporters watched glumly on television as the national picture unfolded.
When returning officer Graham Burgess finally announced there were huge cheers from Labour ranks, and an emotional Mr Straw had secured his eighth General Election victory.
A shellshocked Mr Law-Riding insisted the experience of standing had been 'fabulous', but this result was far worse than his supporters had hoped.
He said: "It's strange how Blackburn seems to be bucking the national trend, and it's something we need to understand.
"We will be back."
He left the building as soon as the speeches had finished.
One of the loudest cheers came when Mr English finished his speech by congratulating Mr Straw: "Blackburn is, and probably always will be Jack's town", he said.
Mr Straw first became Blackburn MP way back in 1979 – after Barbara Castle had decided not to stand again – and has held it ever since.
Apart from Mr Straw, Mr Law-Riding and Mr English, all the other candidates lost their deposits, since they secured less than five per cent of the total vote.
Looking exhausted, Mr Straw finally left King George's Hall, bound for London and political negotiations, at 5am.


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Get an inside look at the Stanford softball team each week. In this edition, sophomore Caitlyn Pura provides an update on the Cardinal team.
Hello Card fanatics!
Well first off, I would like to thank everyone for supporting Stanford softball! I hope you continue to cheer us on throughout the remainder of our extremely competitive Pac-12 schedule, and on into the postseason!
This season has had its ups and downs, but the team is coming together to play our game. We are powering through it, and we have high hopes for the rest of the season! The team is coming off of a great weekend after three consecutive wins over Oregon State. Stanford softball with the SWEEP!
We are headed to Arizona (third time's a charm) this coming weekend to face ASU. Playing against the Sun Devils this weekend will be a challenge, but we couldn't be more excited to head back to Arizona and take them head on!
Games this weekend will be Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m., and Sunday at 12 p.m. If you so happen to be in the Phoenix area this weekend, come on by and give the Sun Devil fans a run for their money! If you can't be there, follow us on Twitter @StanfordSball and gostanford.com. Let's get fired up!
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I dove in head-first to the project without a single idea about how to work with felt. Then, my anal-retentive, almost perfectionist Aries trait kicked in, reminding me of why I don't do crafts. I stared at the large felt piece before me blankly. I couldn't just cut without a plan ... I'd have a crooked tree with branches that weren't even close to mirror image. *sigh* Yep, this is why arts and crafts aren't typically on my to do list. I over think, over analyze, and totally take the fun out of it.
I finally figured out my game plan and constructed the most wonderful toddler felt tree I'd ever seen (not that I'd seen many). When finished, I was amazed at how much I loved this project, and even have plans for additions to this year's tree that I didn't have time to complete last year.
What's the best part of this tree? Baby girl was allowed to play with all the ornaments without fear of breakage and she was able to decorate her tree over and over again as she saw fit. When Christmas was over, I was no longer bothered that she didn't have a real tree to put presents under :)
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I'm working on a small application and I need to find the PID of a process given the X11 window ID of its main window or child windows. I saw examples for doing such a conversion using
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I'm working on a small application and I need to find the PID of a process given the X11 window ID of its main window or child windows. I saw examples for doing such a conversion using
In general, it's not possible to find out the PID of a process that created a window. It may be that the process is running remotely on a machine, and it may be that the machine doesn't even have the notion of processes and PIDs.
If you don't trust anybody stored this information when the client was originally created, you will need to trace the connections yourself. Find out what kind of connection (socket etc) the client was using, find out where that connection ends, and find out which process holds that end. How to do that (and whether it is possible at all) is highly operating system dependent.
Unless your X-server supports
If you just have a window in front of you and don't know its ID yet — it's easy to find it out. Just open a terminal next to the window in question, run
So let's assume you know a window-id, e.g. 0x1600045, and want to find, what's the process owning it.
The easiest way to check who that window belongs to is to run XKillClient for it i.e.:
and see what process have just died. Of course if you don't mind it to die.
Another easy but unreliable way is to check its
That's what tools like
Unfortunately this information may be incorrect not only because the process was evil and changed those, but also because it was buggy. For example after some firefox crash/restart I've seen orphaned windows (from flash plugin, I guess) with
Alternative way is to run
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But! While you may not find what process have created that window, there's still a way to find where that process have connected to X-server from. And that way is for real hackers. :)
The window-id 0x1600045 that you know with lower bits zeroed (i.e. 0x1600000) is a "client base". And all resource IDs, allocated for that client are "based" on it (0x1600001, 0x1600002, 0x1600003, etc). X-server stores information about its clients in clients[] array, and for each client its "base" is stored in clients[i]->clientAsMask variable. To find X-socket, corresponding to that client, you need to attach to X-server with
There may be many X-clients connected, so in order to not check them all manually, let's use a gdb function:
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That's it. The process keeping that window is "firefox" with process-id 7725
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College Hockey:Buffalo State tops Fredonia in overtime, 2-1
FREDONIA, N.Y. — "It was a typical Fredonia-Buffalo State game."
Those apt words were spoken by Buffalo State's coach, Nick Carriere after his team scored with 23.9 seconds left in overtime to win, 2-1.
Shane Avery scored his first collegiate goal, and he couldn't have picked a better time.
The play started with a transition after taking the puck away in the neutral zone. A quick cross-ice pass and an equally quick shot by Nick Petriello should have won the game at that point. However, Mark Friesen made a spectacular, completely stretched out kick save.
"I saw our goaltender make a lights out save," Fredonia head coach Jeff Meredith said.
However, because Friesen was in the split and out of balance, he couldn't get to the puck sitting just outside his toe's reach. No Fredonia player was nearby to clear it as Avery was the first on the scene. It took a couple of whacks, but he finally got the puck to cross the line to silence the home crowd.
"Our guys, kind of like all night, watched and watched and Buffalo State said thank you, a couple of whacks and bang," Meredith said.
It was also a battle of freshmen goaltenders with both Friesen (36 saves) and Kevin Carr (39 saves) keeping both their teams in the game.
"He bailed his team out countless times tonight," Meredith said of Friesen. "Our goaltender played so well that if he doesn't we're buried in our own rink."
"Carr's been given us chances to win the past three nights," Carriere said. "He's been excellent so far for us, making the key saves and hopefully stealing one for us ever once in a while."
Buffalo State got on the scoreboard first with 1:02 left in the first period on their third power play opportunity. A quick rush into the zone left players with room to skate. Zach Hale, from the top of the right faceoff circle, gave a cross ice pass to Justin Knee at the bottom of the left circle. Carr overplayed the initial opponent, and Knee had a wide open net to place his one-timer.
Another goal late in a period, this time by Fredonia at 17:38, tied the game at one apiece after two periods. A huge scrum in front of the net with seemingly everyone in the Buffalo State crease somehow resulted in the puck getting jammed in by Jordan Oye.
The middle period saw a few good scoring opportunities. Fredonia's Bill Sanborn went down the right side on a semi-breakaway, but his shot went wide on the far side. Buffalo State's James Durham stole the puck right in front of the Fredonia net. However, it was too close, and unable to make much of a move, Friesen made the stop.
Overall, Friesen had to come up with the more difficult stops, including a dandy glove save from a close range shot, in the second period.
"Throughout that second period we had plenty of opportunities," Carriere said.
Carr had to come up big early in the third period as Fredonia started upping the pressure, including stopping a semi-breakaway. Then, he was really put to work when the Bengals took two consecutive penalties, providing plenty of chances for Fredonia.
"I thought we did a nice job sticking with the plan," Carriere said. "And believing that eventually if we continue to do that we'll be rewarded."
"I thought we go beat up by Buffalo State," Meredith said. "I thought we got outworked by Buffalo State. I thought we got out battled by Buffalo State. I think we got exactly what we deserved."
This is the only game for both teams this weekend as they both will play at home next weekend against Geneseo and Brockport.
Buffalo State (1-2) gets Brockport first while Fredonia (1-4, 1-2) goes up against Geneseo on Friday.
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Born: September 26, 1944 in Mount Pleasant, FL
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Drafted by the Houston Oilers in the 10th round (242nd overall) of the 1967 NFL Draft.
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Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 7 (8324th overall since 1950)
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The Colorado Avalanche hockey team seemed to be destined for another Stanley Cup in 2003. The team signed several talented players and earned enough wins during the regular season to gain some home ice advantage in the playoffs. Success continued in the post season playoffs toward the championship series. The Avalanche won three straight games against newcomer Minnesota Wild in a seven game series, needing only one more win to take the series and advance. Avalanche fans suffered a devastating letdown after the Wild won the next four games and defeated the Avalanche in a shocking upset. The apparent success followed by stunning defeat for this hockey team is similar in nature to an organizational phenomenon of complacency to a future vision because of past success. The core concept in stage seven (making change stick) of the multistage transition process outlined by John Kotter is the ability to continue cycles of change and not letting up until the vision is a reality. (Kotter, 1996)
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Marks/Maker: London, sterling standard, 1783-4, maker's mark of Charles Aldridge and Henry Green
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Ground was broken on the John B. Murphy Memorial Auditorium in 1923, and construction was completed in 1926. The Auditorium was built to serve as a tangible memorial to the great Dr. John B. Murphy. Shortly following Dr. Murphy's death his friends sought to honor him forming the John B. Murphy Memorial Association. The Auditorium was built on the property of the American College of Surgeons ("ACS"), with the agreement that ACS would maintain the building as a memorial to Dr. Murphy. The Auditorium was designed to host ACS meetings and serve as a center for education in surgery.
The architects for this gorgeous building were Marshall and Fox. The architectural design of this Auditorium is in the French Renaissance style and is reminiscent of the Chapelle de Notre-Dame de Consolation the Commemorative Monument to the Bazar de la Charite Fire, located in Paris, France. The similarity in architectural design is evident on both the exterior and interior of the Auditorium.
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In this crafter's opinion, this is an unneeded expense for the minimal convenience provided to not have to tote along a bigger machine.
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The Sizzix Sidekick is a more affordable diecut system for crafters just breaking into the diecut market. This small roller machine weighs 2 pounds, stands 4" tall, will cut a single sheet of lightweight-to-cardstock paper and has a special vacuum seal that holds it into place on any smooth work surface. By adding an optional adapter, the Sidekick is also compatible with other brands' wafer-thin dies. The adapters are not marked so sticking a small piece of masking tape on the end of the adapter and cutting pads to write the name of the adapter is a good idea.
The Sidekick machine is designed for use with all Sizzlits including 12" Decorative Strips, and quick, quality embossing from specially formatted Simple Impressions Sidekick Folders. The adapters are simple to use and switch out but again, this diecut machine is designed for only wafer like dies and will not accommodate larger dies. The vacuum seal is a great addition to this machine and does keep the Sidekick in place but needs a SMOOTH surface. Using a Lifetime or Mitylite type table will prevent the Sizzix Sidekick from adhering to the table.
Bottom line, no great hurdles to overcome but not the most intuitive machine on the market.
The Sizzix Sidekick is a more affordable diecut system for crafters just breaking into the diecut market. This small roller machine is designed for use with all Sizzlits including 12" Decorative Strips, and quick, quality embossing from specially formatted Simple Impressions Sidekick Folders.
Sizzix Sizzlits have over 20 varieties of alphabets, over 25 Sizzlits sets, over 100 Sizzlits dies, 30 Decorative Strips, Coordinating Rub-ons and features some dies by Me and My Big Ideas.
The Sizzix Sidekick can accomodate wafer dies made by different manufacturers with the use of an adapter. QuicKutz dies can be used with the Sidekick but beware... QuicKutz has a lifetime warranty on all their dies but it is only valid if the dies are used with the QuicKutz Tools. Any use with other systems voids your warranty. Accucut wafer dies can also be used with the Sidekick machine.
In addition to the dies, Sizzix has released embossing folders, decorative strips and rubons to complete the Sizzix family. To see these products and more please click HERE.
The Sizzix Sidekick is mini roller machine and holds up generally under normal usage. The design requires use of a table top or other flat surface to suction the base of the machine. This platform can become worn, cracked, dirty and lose it's ability to adhere.
The machine itself and rollers are durable and do not need maintenance. The cutting mats need to be replaced occasionally. If they are worn past their prime can mark up, tear or damage your paper.
The Sizzlits dies are made of very durable materials and will not need to be serviced or replaced throughout their lives with normal usage. This diecut machine is not recommended for commercial use and has not been tested under commercial standards.
Bottom line, a semi-durable machine with some need for special treatment.
The Sizzix Sidekick diecut machine accommodates dies of many varieties and even has 12" strips available! Me and My Big Ideas designers have complimented the Sizzlits die collections with a variety of Sizzlits dies, decorative strips, and alphabets.
Also available for the Sidekick are Sizzix Rub-ons in some very cute designs and Embosslits which make it easy to cut, embellish any decorate any project in one very simple step.
Sizzix also offers a Sizzix Sidekick Tote for portability, an oversize platform for easier cutting, replacement cutting pads, 13" cutting pads for the Sizzix Decorative Strips, plastic storage cases for your Sizzlits dies and Sizzlits adapters.
The Sizzix Sidekick along with optional equipment and all dies are readily available at most retail locations where diecut items are sold.
All current Sizzix items are available for purchase at suggested retail pricing from the Sizzix website. For information and support on the Sizzix brand of products you can contact your nearest retailer, email the website where you purchased your Sidekick or related products, or contact Sizzix.com.
Online retailers such as Hallmark Scrapbook offers the same products as local retailers and Sizzix.com at reduced prices. To pick up dies at great prices, make sure you take a look at the Sizzlits sets, packs of coordinated dies that make it easy to expand your Sizzlits collection without breaking the bank.
The Sizzix Sidekick is a small diecut machine which weighs just a couple of pounds. With its small size and optional accessories it is highly portable and is the ultimate throw and go machine.
Using the Sizzix Sidekick Accessory Tote with a suggested retail price of just $39.99 allows you to store your Sizzix Sidekick and up to three Sizzix Sizzlits Storage Cases.
With the four star rating at portability, the Sizzix Sidekick falls short of the mark with only one main drawback. Although it is highly portable, using the Sidekick once you reach your destination requires a table or other smooth work surface and/or the Sidekick Platform which is sold separately.
All in all, the Sidekick is one of the more portable Diecut Machines.


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Proserpine, designed 1844; made 1844–1878
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25 × 19 1/4 × 10 in. (63.5 × 48.9 × 25.4 cm)
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Hiram Powers's limited training included sculpting portraits of friends. Fellow Cincinnatian and millionaire Nicholas Longworth noticed his work and became his patron, introducing him to presidents Andrew Jackson and Martin van Buren and financing travels to New York, Washington, DC, Paris, and eventually Florence, where Powers settled in 1837. Proserpine, based on an ancient Roman bust of Clytie, was reproduced over one hundred times by Powers's studio. This second of three versions of the subject presents the mythical daughter of Ceres, goddess of agriculture, rising out of an acanthus, a symbol of immortality. Allowed by her kidnapper and husband Pluto, ruler of the underworld, to return to the surface only during the spring and summer, the innocent Proserpine brings bloom and joy to the earth.
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text: Top dog and cat names of 2011! Posted on Dec 21 , 2011 by Jane Harrell, senior producer Print Home > Blog > Pet news > Top dog and cat names of 2011! Tags: pet names Each year we look through the 300,000+ pets listed on Petfinder to find the top names for adoptable dogs and cats. Adopt this Buddy at Kalamazoo, MI-based Canine Safe Harbor. For the fifth year in a row, Buddy was the No. 1 dog name, while Lucy is again the top cat name. The top five most popular dog names stayed the same as in 2010, but cats are a different story: Smokey and Charlie moved up to the No. 2 and No. 4 spots, respectively, while Midnight dropped to tenth after coming in second last year. As the Twilight saga remains hot in bookstores and theaters, the name Bella, for both adoptable dogs and cats, has remained popular since 2010. See the most popular dog and cat names after the jump. 2011's Most Popular Adoptable-Dog Names 1. Buddy 2. Max 3. Daisy 4. Bella 5. Lucy 6. Molly 7. Charlie 8. Jack 9. Sadie 10. Rocky 2011's Most Popular Adoptable-Cat Names 1. Lucy 2. Smokey 3. Bella 4. Charlie 5. Tiger 6. Oreo 7. Daisy 8. Molly 9. Max 10. Midnight Does your pet have one of these popular names, or something a little more unique? Come back tomorrow for 2011's most unique pet names and the best celebrity-inspired names for adoptable pets. (See the top pet names of 2010.) Share this Article: Print


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Colorado marijuana sales reached $1 million dollars on the first day that legalized pot was made available to the general public, reports Sky News via Yahoo! on Friday.
Pot shop owners said enormous amounts of people turned out to purchase recreational marijuana on New Year's Day. Thousands braved brutal winds and cold to stand in line at pot dispensaries, awaiting their share of the now-legal drug.
"It's huge," Iraq war veteran Sean Azzariti while waiting outside of the 3D Cannabis Center in downtown Denver. "It hasn't even sunk in how big this is yet."
Some 24 stores opened in Colorado this week, most of them in Denver. Many more are expected as the demand for marijuana begins to ramp up.
"It's a huge deal for me," Andre Barr, a 34-year-old deliveryman who drove from Michigan to be a part of the legal weed sales. "This wait is nothing."
"Everything's gone pretty smoothly," said Barbara Brohl, of Colorado's Department of Revenue.
Colorado state officials project that revenues from weed this year will top a whopping $600 million. The state's share of tax on that amount would yield close to $70 million, the majority of which would go toward the building and updating of the state's schools.
The voter-approved constitutional amendment led Colorado to become the first state in the nation to open recreational pot stores, legally selling to anyone over the age of 21.
Not everyone is happy with the legalization of pot however.
"It's not just a benign recreational drug that we don't have to worry about," said Dr. Paula Riggs, head of the Division of Substance Dependence at the University of Colorado-Denver medical campus.
"Legalization – with all of the American-style promotion that will accompany it – is the last thing people in recovery, parents, communities and even our nation need right now," Smart Approaches to Marijuana said on its website.
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My horse's eyes have watered seriously on and off for months, however when I bought her they were fine.And she is in pain with them and has not been able to open her eyes properly when they water. The vet has been out several times and he thinks it's an allergy but doesn't know what to as they do not water every day.We have taken her to vetinary clinic where her tear ducts were flushed, the whole lot and still they water. Changes to hay from haylage nor straw to shavings have not changed anything.
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Sorry didn't read that you ad already had the vet out... Did they check for abrasion I.e put dye into te eye?
12 May 2012 17:08
It could be a corneal abrasion, horses are forever scratching against things so she could have scratched the surface of her eye... If it doesn't seem to e getting better I would call the vet as she might need antibiotic eye drops before it gets worse.
12 May 2012 17:06
my ponys eyes water too the vet said its because of her having a chest allergy.
26 April 2012 16:49
For her comfort you could bathe them daily with saline solution to help with the stinging sensation she must be feeling. Has she been allergy tested? If not might be a good idea to suggest it, then maybe they can isolate the source of the allergy. Sorry, not sure what else to suggest, hope all gets better soon x
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We all know it takes an army of people to help raise our children. But did you know it also takes a pack of people to turn us into good home cooks, too?
I think the best thing about cooking (and blogging) is sharing those little golden nuggets of wisdom you pick-up along the way; those tips and tricks that make daily cooking so much easier.
Two of my favourite kitchen tips are:
I recently asked some of my foodie friends on twitter what their best cooking/organization tip is for busy moms. (If you don't know or follow these ladies already I highly recommend you check them out—they sure know their stuff!)
@whatscooking – meal planning is key for busy families—helps to reduce last minute mealtime stress.
@simplebites – stock your pantry for success! That is so key for me to maintain sanity and happy tummies for all.
@dinnerwithjulie – Plan! Know how to doll up a can of beans and stock your freezer
@Cheryl_Arkison – have an easily accessed snack area. It's nice to simply be able to send the kids into the kitchen to grab their own munchies.
@cafe_johnsonia – double recipes and freeze for later. Plan ahead. Shop only once a week.
@Cheryl_Arkison – create zones for tasks in the kitchen. Have a baking zone, with supplies and utensils all in one place.
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2011 Louisville Slugger TPX Preseason All-American Third Team
Arizona 2011
Named a third-team Louisville Slugger All-American by Collegiate Baseball ... First team All-Pac-10 as selected by league coaches ... Named to the College Station Regional All-Tournament team ... Tied for most starts in the nation by a pitcher (20) ... Struck out 134 batters on the season, fourth-most nationally and second-most in Pac-10 ... Fifth-highest ERA (2.41) among all Pac-10 pitchers ... Pitched the most innings of any Pac-10 pitcher and the third-most of any pitcher nationally (138.1) ... Worked through five full innings of all 18 full starts (excludes two mid-week starts) ... In five losses on his pitching record, UA scored a total of six runs in those contests ... On three days rest, pitched 7.2 innings in championship game of College Station Regional against Texas A&M (6/7). Carried a shutout into eighth inning, before Aggies rallied with three runs to win 3-0. Gave up just five hits, one walk and struck out six while being charged for two of the runs ... Suffered loss in opening game of regional against Seton Hall (6/2). Gave up four runs - three earned - on seven hits with a walk and a strikeout ... Tossed a complete game shutout with five strikeouts and no walks against Washington (5/27) ... Threw nine complete innings with 10 strikeouts and no walks, but did not factor into decision of 1-0 extra-inning loss at Stanford (5/20) ... Did not factor into decision after allowing six runs - five earned - on nine hits at Washington State (5/14) ... Matched season-high with 11 strikeouts in 8.0 innings in victory over Alcorn State (5/7) ... No decision effort against USC (5/1) with 5.1 innings of work with five runs on nine hits allowed ... Suffered loss in mid-week start against Arizona State (4/26). Gave up four runs on nine hits with five strikeouts in 6.0 innings of 4-3 loss ... Suffered loss despite allowing just three runs on nine hits in 7.2 innings at Oregon (4/21) ... Improved to 6-1 on the season with six strikeouts and four runs allowed over 7.1 innings at UCLA (4/15) ... Did not factor into decision despite tossing 8.2 innings against California (4/8). Struck out 11, walked four and gave up four runs on six hits ... Struck out nine and tossed a complete-game five hitter in 18-0 shutout of Oregon State (4/1). Named Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week on 4/4 for his effort against the Beavers ... Improved to 4-1 on the season after allowing just two runs in 7.1 innings and eight strikeouts at Arizona State (3/25) ... Picked up third win with 11 strikeouts in 7.0 innings against San Francisco (3/19) ... Made mid-week, no-decision start at Wichita State (3/15), pitching 3.1 innings with four strikeouts and just one run allowed ... Established season-high with 11 strikeouts in 8.0 innings with one run allowed against Northern Colorado (3/11) ... Struck out 10, walked none and scattered seven hits in 5.0 innings of no-decision effort against Utah Valley (3/4) ... Struck out four, walked one and allowed just two hits in 2.2 scoreless inning of mid-week series against Rice (3/1) ... Suffered loss in 7.0 inning effort with just two runs allowed in 2-1 loss at Long Beach State (2/25) ... Earned victory in season-opener against North Dakota State (2/18). Struck out eight, walked two and scattered five hits in 7.0 innings.
Arizona 2010
Became club's No. 1 starter from opening day ... Led team with 3.26 ERA, which set a new UA freshman record ... Led pitching staff with 109 strikeouts, also a new UA freshman record ... Seven wins ranks tied for No. 4 amongst all freshman pitchers at the school ... Tied for the fifth-most starts and tied for No. 3 in freshman winning percentage with a .636 clip in 11 decisions ... Total of 102.0 innings pitched were the fourth-most for a freshman and became one of just four pitchers to throw a shutout in a rookie season ... Struck out 9.62 batters per nine innings, which is the second-best ratio in program history for a freshman ... Mark of 2.56 walks per nine innings was the third-lowest for a Wildcat freshman ... Made 17 appearances on season, including 16 starts ... Picked up postseason win in 6.0 inning effort against Baylor in Fort Worth Regional (6/4). Allowed four runs on six hits with five strikeouts ... Suffered loss at Oregon State (5/28) after allowing six runs on eight hits in 6.1 innings ... Earned a tough-luck loss after 7.0 strong innings against Stanford (5/21) in which he allowed three runs and struck out seven in 3-1 loss ... Dropped decision after throwing 5.2 innings in conference series against Arizona State (5/15). Allowed seven runs on seven hits and walked a career-high four batters ... Did not factor into decision in loss to Cal State Bakersfield (5/7) after throwing 6.2 innings. Allowed just two runs and struck out nine ... Suffered first career loss after allowing three runs - two earned - over 5.2 innings at USC in 6-0 defeat (4/30) ... Threw 6.0 strong innings with one run allowed and eight strikeouts in no decision effort against UCLA (4/23) ... Struck out a career-high 14 batters against Washington State (4/16) in dominating effort. Pitched 8.2 innings and allowed just three runs - two earned - on four hits and a walk ... Picked up road victory at Washington (4/9) with 6.2 innings pitched and just two runs allowed ... Struck in the head with a line drive and removed from the game for precautionary reasons in top of fourth inning at California (4/1). Had allowed a run on three hits before leaving game ... Picked up first conference victory on the mound in 6.0 inning effort against Oregon (3.26). Struck out five and scattered seven hits in game, while giving up two runs - one earned ... Turned in 7.0 scoreless innings in win over Sacramento State (3/19) ... Struck out two batters against Wichita State (3/16) in only relief appearance of season ... Earned first career complete game in decisive win over Northern Colorado (3/12). Struck out 10 batters and allowed just one run on three hits and a walk ... Struck out six batters and allowed two runs in 5.1 innings in series-opening win over Cal State Fullerton (3/5) ... Struck out seven batters and allowed four runs in 5.2 innings against Long Beach State (2/26) ... Made collegiate debut and struck out 13 batters against Utah Valley in just 6.0 innings. Allowed one run on three hits in the game with just one walk.
High School
Graduated from Edison High School in Huntington Beach, Calif., in 2009 ... Earned varsity letters under coach Steve Lambright ... Set school records for strikeouts, wins, walks, innings pitched and complete games as a senior ... Named All-CIF First Team as a senior in 2009 ... Team captain in junior and senior seasons ... Named a 2009 EA Sports Second Team All-American ... Named league Pitcher of the Year in 2009 ... Tallied an 11-3 record and recorded a 0.84 ERA with 116 strikeouts in 100 innings pitched as a senior ... Pitched in CIF Championship game against Capistrano Valley ... Named first team All-League as a junior ... Named Rookie of the Year in 2007 ... Earned an athletic award from US Marine Corps ... Recognized as a student-athlete on scholars with honors list at school ... 2009 Golden Key winner ... Member of Character Coalition from 2006-2009.
Full Name: Kurt Wolfgang Heyer ... Born 1/23/91 in Orange County ... Son of Robert and Stacy Heyer ... Has one brother, Nolan ... Father played football at the University of Delaware, winning the 1979 NCAA Division II Championship ... Enjoys drawing, watching movies and playing golf in free time ...Is enrolled in the College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences with a major in general studies and a minor in adolescents, community, and education.


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Whiteville | Former state Sen. R.C. Soles will receive the Order of the Long Leaf Pine, according to the N.C. Museum of Forestry in Whiteville.
Officials at the museum said Tuesday a luncheon honoring Soles is scheduled for noon Feb. 11. Created in 1965, the award is one of the state's highest honors. It is presented by the governor. According to WECT, former Gov. Beverly Perdue approved the award for Soles before leaving office.
Other recipients of the award include Andy Griffith, Oprah Winfrey, Michael Jordan and Billy Graham.
Soles is the state's longest serving senator, but his political career has been tarnished by allegations that he sexually assaulted a number of young men, then paid them to keep silent. Soles pleaded guilty in 2010 to assault with a deadly weapon and was fined $1,000 and was found not guilty of assault in 2012.
Soles' district covered Brunswick, Columbus and Pender counties when he retired in 2010.
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I've experienced at least 3 game breaking bugs throughout my time with this mod. The first at the beginning when meeting Daemon on Tatooine, the second in the mines at Korriban at one of the Czerka check points, and the last and seemingly unavoidable one right when Revan and crew are proceeding through the bridge to battle Mandalore. All are crashes.
I fixed the first by simply reinstalling the mod and reloading before starting the mod. I simply avoided the area in the mines to "fix" the second. Unfortunately, the 3rd is all but unavoidable as it is in a very much required section. I'm guessing some of the mods I have installed are causing the bugs, but even so it still hurts my enjoyment.
The mod itself is very good, though I will say the challenge is perhaps to high at times and the voice acting isn't always that good. Kobayashi and Verbal are great, though I'm not a fan of Solomon's work. The back story of Shadow and Solomon is well done and the fact that the overall storyline fits not just with KOTOR but TSL as well shows that there was a very strong attention to detail in the writing of the storyline and that I appreciate.
Aside from the fact that maybe Revan should possibly be more worried about Bastila and Malak, the storyline fits the game as well. Unfortunately, I won't be able to finish the Mod as I'll probably have to reinstall it and restart. Since that invalidates 45+ hrs. of gameplay (and, yes, I do have a save from before starting BOS), I'll probably just stop playing KOTOR and jump on TSL as I really want to play the restored content.
Despite my complaints, I do appreciate all the effort put into BOS and commend the developer.
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