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Mike Staral of West Bend and Kim Krueger of Randolph were sworn in as the newest members of the Moraine Park Technical College District Board, July 8. Staral will serve as an employer member representative for the eastern portion of the Moraine Park District, and Krueger will represent the western portion of the District as an employee member.
The new members bring strong community ties and numerous years of experience to the board – Staral in manufacturing and Krueger in health care.
"We are thrilled to have both Kim and Mike join the board," Dr. Sheila Ruhland, president of Moraine Park said. "They both bring extensive industry knowledge that will be beneficial to our students and community."
Krueger has been working as a registered dietetic technician at Clearview in Juneau, Wis. for 18 years. She attributes much of her success to the associate of applied science degree she earned from Madison Area Technical College.
"I believe my experience and background will greatly benefit me as a board member because it has helped me understand the important role Moraine Park plays in the health care field," Krueger said. "I look forward to giving back to the health care industry and community by serving on the Moraine Park District Board."
Staral is a 1978 graduate of the tool and die program at Moraine Park and currently serves as the vice president of manufacturing at Willer Tool Corporation in Jackson, Wis. He is dedicated to advocating for technical education both through serving on the district board and at his workplace, where 65 percent of the employees are Moraine Park graduates.
"I am Moraine Park's biggest fan," Staral said. "I promise to work hard to keep our programs growing and inform the community of this gem of a college we have."
In addition to Krueger and Staral, Vernon Jung was also sworn in for a new three-year term on the board.
The board nominated the following members to serve as officers: Dr. Richard Zimman, chair; Vernon Jung, vice-chair; Mike Miller, treasurer; and Lisa Mader, secretary. Lisa Mader will serve as chair of the Finance Committee, and all of the remaining board members will serve as committee members.
Appointments were also made for the district's representatives on the Wisconsin Technical College System District Boards Association committees. Jung will serve as Moraine Park's delegate to the association's board of directors. Other appointees include Mike Miller, Legislative Committee; Jodine Deppisch, Human Resources Committee; Zimman, Program Committee; Lisa Mader, Marketing/Public Relations and Awards Committee; Jung, Interdistrict/Interagency Cooperation Committee; and Lowell Prill, Bylaws, Policies and Procedures Committee.
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TUCSON--Lindsay Wood's two-out grand slam home run in the bottom of the seventh inning gave Northern Iowa a 9-7 victory over Cal State Northridge in Arizona's Worth Wildcat Invitational softball tournament Friday.
UNI had stranded eight runners until the seventh, when it batted around. Melissa Larson had a two-run single earlier in the eight-run rally.
The Matadors scored an unearned run in the first to open the scoring. Amber Copelan doubled, and with two outs scored when leftfielder Tanya Miller dropped Christen Bedwell's fly ball
Northridge added two more in the top of the fourth with Summer Richardson's two-run homer to center, and two more on an RBI double by Joey Metz and a run-scoring grounder by Lindsay Sheehan in the fifth.
Northern Iowa got its run in the fourth to cut the lead to 3-1 when Erin Strellner reached on an error and scored on Claudia Sandoval's double to left. Tanya Miller walked but CSN reliever Kia Fennel got a flyout to end the inning.
RBI doubles by Copelan and Christen Bedwell pushed the lead to 7-1. Richardson came in as a reliever with the bases loaded and got two outs before giving up the big hit to Wood.


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A new version of Huckleberry Finn has been issued; throughout, nigger is replaced with slave. From The Autobiography of Mark Twain, posted at Newsweek:
"Do you banish all books that are likely to defile young morals, or do you stop with Huck?"
"We do not discriminate; we banish all that are hurtful to young morals."
I picked up a book, and said—
"I see several copies of this book lying around. Are the young forbidden to read it?"
"The Bible? Of course not."
"Why not?"
"That is a strange question to ask."
"Very well, then I withdraw it. Are you acquainted with the passages in Huck which are held to be objectionable?"
He said he was; and at my request he took pen and paper and proceeded to write them down for me. Meantime I stepped to a desk and wrote down some extracts from the Bible. I showed them to him and said I would take it as a favor if he would attach his extracts to mine and post them on the wall, so that the people could examine them and see which of the two sets they would prefer to have their young boys and girls read.


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Anal Sex with Ann CoulterThu, March 8, 2007 - 9:00 PM
She was a radio call and I picked her up at a Presidio Heights address just after 10 pm on a Sunday night. She had been drinking and didn't want to go directly back to her Nob Hill hotel.
I recognized her and introduced myself. She made it clear within three blocks she had no great love for San Francisco. It was just a "faggot town," but she wanted me to drive through the Castro because she just "had to see these fags" in their community. I'm always in to detours, especially those that add $20 to the fare.
From the Castro, I drove here to SOMA where she wanted me to park in front of a "gay disco."
During all this time, through some slurred words, she remained confident, in control, articulate, funny, sexy and obnoxious. She wanted me to join her for a cup of coffee and I demurred saying I needed to keep working. "When the meter isn't clicking, I'm not making a living," I explained.
She said she would pay me well for my time.
I took her to a dark coffee house in The Mission where most of the other patrons were, well in her words; "You took me to a café with fags and lesbians?" But she agreed it was conducive to talking and people watching.
She wondered aloud at some point what "fags got out of anal sex?" I asked her if she believed "only gay men participate in that activity?"
She seemed stunned at the concept and I could see some sort of cognitive process in play.
"What does it feel like?" she finally asked.
"Orgasmic" said two men in unison from the next table.
Ann blushed and asked me to get her out of there. Quickly! She wanted to ride in the front, but I asked that we maintain our driver – tourist relationship in the taxi, so she reluctantly got in the back.
Back on Nob Hill, she asked if I'd walk her to her room & join her for a nightcap. I said, again, I needed to keep working and didn't drink when I drove.
I guess she felt lonely and I accepted the two $100 bills she put in my hand as I opened the back door and she stepped out in front of the hotel.
But, something had changed, a major shift had occurred and I noticed it as soon as she swiveled in the back seat to step out of the taxi. Someplace between the Mission and Nob Hill, she had removed her underwear.
It was something I noticed and I thought about it as I parked the taxi and joined her to walk into the lobby.
She had a suite with beautiful views of The City. She poured herself a drink and I asked if she wouldn't mind if I lit up some hashish. The next hour is a blurrrr.
Within the next few minutes, she had downed her drink and removed her skirt and blouse as she got into a playful yet sexually aggressive place. When I reached for my belt buckle, she went for my zipper. She began to masturbate herself while she played with me and before she put my penis in her mouth she wondered again what anal sex would feel like.
There's not much more to share. I'll only add that Ann Coulter paid me for anal sex. Twice that night!
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ELYRIA — So you want to be in pictures?
Then plan to get to Midway Mall 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday for an open casting call for extras and other actors for the Melissa Rauch comedy "The Bronze" that will film in the Amherst area next month.
Auditions will take place in the mall's community room, according to information from Lillian Pyles, who is serving as local casting director for Precious Metals LLC, the film's production company.
Extras will not need to go through auditions but are required to register by completing applications that are available online or at the mall Sunday.
Pyles also is looking for "day players," a term used by the Screen Actors Guild to identify experienced actors hired by film companies for one day.
Day players can be cast for speaking roles.
Anyone planning to audition as a day player is asked to bring a resume and professionally done photos.
Details about the comedy, such as where and when given scenes will be shot, have not been released. Amherst Mayor David Taylor said previously streets would likely be closed to traffic in the downtown area as well as in some residential neighborhoods for filming, according to what city officials were told by filmmakers.
Rauch is the principal star of "The Bronze," described as a feature-length comedy about a medal-winning athlete.
The actress portrays squeaky-voiced blond Bernadette Rostenkowski-Wolowitz on the long-running CBS-TV comedy series "The Big Bang Theory."
Rauch is co-writing the film along with her husband, Winston Rauch, said Steve Campanella.
Campanella, who heads Belltower Productions, a Cleveland-based film production company, is serving as a production supervisor for "The Bronze."
Other principal actors for the film have not yet been announced.
The film marks the feature film directorial debut of Bryan Buckley, a veteran of more than 40 Super Bowl TV commercials who has received five Emmy nods, and was named Commercial Director of the Decade in a 2010 Adweek readers poll. Buckley also earned an Oscar nomination in 2013 for his live-action short "The Asad," which told the story of a young Somali refugee whose fishing boat is intercepted by pirates off the African coast.
The film's producers are hopeful of casting 80 to 85 Ohioans for selected cast and crew members, Campanella said a few weeks ago when the film was first announced.
According to information forwarded from Pyles, "The Bronze" plans to film in Amherst June 29 to July 26.
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We are indoor cats and this is our blog. Moe is an orange boy with a puffy tail and Mindy is a grey girl with a white tummy. we are also litter mates. We were born outdoors and formerly feral. The two of us were the original 'Team Tabby' That was in 2001. Later we were joined by Cookie, a brown tabby (who is blind) and Mike, a bi-colored tabby. They both needed a new home and we had space for them.
Sunday, August 4, 2013
Quiet on Sunday
Mindy says:
It will be a quiet day, our mom and dadbean are going to Tallson's home for a bar-b-cue.
Mombean made a layer cake with cream and fruit to take.
I sure hope they will save some yummy things for us!
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Yes, your humans need to bring home a kitty bag of barbecue for sure!
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We hope you get some CREAM!!!
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We hope you get some chick-hen!
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We hope you get some barbecue!
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It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Thomas J. Sergiovanni, who retired in 2009 after 25 years as the Lillian Radford Professor of Education and Administration at Trinity University. Author of more than 30 textbooks and numerous book chapters and journal articles, Professor Sergiovanni was an international scholar in educational leadership, particularly in the area of the changing role of the principal.
A senior fellow of the Center for Educational Leadership and founding director of the Trinity Principals' Center, Dr. Sergiovanni often offered keen insights in the area of school leadership and influenced countless school leaders worldwide. He died January 4 in Dallas at 75.
One of Professor Sergiovanni's legacies for San Antonio is the International School of the Americas, which was based on his vision for a small school that represents a supportive community where students thrive in an atmosphere of cooperation and collaboration while taking courses and completing internships to become informed global citizens.
Professor Sergiovanni was known for a deep and abiding dedication to Trinity's programs to prepare exceptional school leaders, including service as director of the School Leadership Program, the Superintendents' Forum, Tomorrow's Leaders, and the Center for Educational Leadership. His work had an international impact - he lectured many times in Europe, Asia, and Australia, and several of his book chapters were translated into Korean and Italian.
In addition, he was named a "most exceptional scholar" in educational administration in a study published by the National Council of Professors of Educational Administration in 2006, and he received the Outstanding Leadership Award from the 1975-2000 Council of Professors of Instructional Supervision and the Distinguished Research Award in Instructional Supervision from the American Educational Research Association in 1993. He was inaugurated into the laureate chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, the international honor society in education, in 1994.
He was known as an extraordinary teacher who developed courses that focused on real problems and learning challenges based on student performance. He had been a visiting professor at the Harvard Principals' Center and at Teachers College at Columbia University.
Born in New Rochelle, N.Y., Professor Sergiovanni earned a doctorate in education from the University of Rochester. He also obtained a master's from Teachers College at Columbia University and a bachelor's degree from State University of New York at Geneseo.
Before arriving at Trinity in 1984, he chaired the department of administration in the College of Education and was a professor of educational administration and supervision at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for nearly two decades.
He came to Trinity University as the first Lillian Radford Distinguished Professor of Education. He retired from Trinity in 2009 and was given the title professor emeritus.
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The "How I Met Your Mother" series finale is set, and fans have been spending the last few weeks getting ready to say goodbye. However, the finale will not be an easy one to get over, TV Guide reported on March 18.
According to the report, the "HIMYM" finale will tie up all the loose ends that fans have wondered about for the past 9 years.
In addition to answering all of the viewers' questions, "How I Met Your Mother" director, Pam Fryman says the finale will not be one that fans will be able to forget easily. "The last minute or so will really sit with you," Pam stated.
Meanwhile, rumors about the finale have been flying, and a popular theory is that Ted's wife, known as "the mother," because fans haven't learned her name yet, may be sick and dying, or already dead in the finale.
What are your thoughts on the upcoming emotional "How I Met Your Mother" series finale? Tune in to watch the hour long farewell at 8 p.m. on March 31st.
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The U.S. Space Shuttle Program:
Cost of launching each Shuttle, per launch: $450 million (estimated)
Cost of the Space Shuttle program since 1981: more than $200 billion (estimated)
Return on Investment (ROI) of the Shuttle program: Ummm . . . uh . . . hmmm
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There are many useful developments of the space program that have benefited us in other ways: medicine, technology, etc. But my question is: Why couldn't we have spent the 200 billion on research for those things, instead of using that as an excuse to continue such a costly, mostly useless, ego-driven program.ReplyDelete
If it had lead to further space exploration and human advancement beyond a few scientific bits, I'd disagree with your sentiment. But after the Challenger disaster, NASA seemed to get scared of doing anything and became a joke.ReplyDelete
My hope used to be it would help us colonize the moon and there'd be a place to send Republicans when they got too full of themselves. So much for THAT idea.
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On Sunday 29th April 2012, I will be competing in the first ever Milton Keynes Marathon – my third marathon.
Two weeks later, on 12th May 2012, with some of my work colleagues and friends, I will be taking part in the London2Brighton Challenge, a 100km walk, jog or run from Richmond Park to Brighton, walking through the day and overnight and hopefully finished in Brighton around lunchtime on Sunday 13th May. I will be walking and not running this event!
I will be running and walking in memory of my brother, Mark. Last October, I lost my brother Mark. To the outside world, he was a kind, witty and adventurous soul with a real sense of fun, although over the years he had struggled to deal with the loss of our Mum and his difficult relationship with our Dad. I never knew he was feeling so bad and the hardest thing is wishing you could have done more to help.
Through competing in the above events I hope to increase awareness and raise vital funds for the charity CALM – see their website for more information www.thecalmzone.net.
Any donations, no matter how small, will be really greatly received – THANK YOU!
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The Rewards of Risky Career Moves
A growing number of employers are coaxing employees to take more risks and preaching the virtues of failure–hardly easy ideas to embrace when your only view is from the trenches.
Failing to take career risks has costs too, in the form of lost income, missed opportunities and diminished satisfaction, says Margie Warrell, an executive coach and author of "Stop Playing Safe." "People like to think the safe option is the cheap option. But the cost of inaction is often far steeper than they will admit."
One of Ms. Warrell's clients, a middle manager at an accounting firm, toiled long hours for years, hoping her bosses would notice and promote her to partner. Yet she didn't share her ambitions with her bosses, fearing she would come off as brash. Seeing others getting promoted ahead of her finally jolted her into having a difficult conversation – telling her boss about her desire to become a partner and asking for his support. "That was way outside her comfort zone," Ms. Warrell says, but it attracted her superiors' attention, and she has since made partner.
Shy people can learn to take risks, as I report in Wednesday's Work & Family column, and starting with small steps can make a risk seem less, well, risky. Julie Bloecher, a manager for a telecommunications company, wanted to move up after finishing her M.B.A. in 2010. To overcome her natural shyness, she set a goal of networking at least once a month with others in her field. She joined Women in Technology, a professional group, and led research for the Leadership Foundry, a program that grooms women aiming to hold corporate board seats. The confidence she gained helped her put up her hand for a promotion at work, she says.
"Every important decision you make in life has risks associated with it. But if you want to have a better life, you sometimes have to take risks," says David X Martin, a senior advisor at management consultancy Oliver Wyman and author of "The Nature of Risk." "We all have emotional biases we carry around. We just need to learn to manage them."
Employers that go beyond lip service to support risky moves make all the difference. Judy Scott says her employer, Robert W. Baird & Co., agreed when she asked years ago, as a recently hired investment analyst out of business school, to let her start following the staffing industry. The industry was small at the time and Scott was the first analyst to track it. But it soon grew into a giant and Scott, now a senior advisor at Baird, became the firm's top-producing analyst. "I always felt the risk was on Baird's side, in taking on this woman who had so little experience," she says. "They took a leap of faith on me."
Readers, have you taken major career risks? How have they turned out? What do you wish you had done differently? If not, what obstacles are preventing you from taking risks?


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Police in Ankara fire water cannon to disperse crowd protesting the local election results outside the Supreme Electoral Council
ANKARA - Police fired water cannon into a crowd in the Turkish capital, Ankara, Tuesday to push back people protesting against Sunday's local election results outside the Supreme Electoral Council.
The group, chanting slogans, gathered in front of the council building to protest the results which have the AK Party leading the polls.
The riot police then intervened to disperse the protesters using water cannons and stun grenades after having warned them.
The local election results are being contested in some provinces, especially in Ankara where it appears the AK Party won.
However, the main opposition Republican People's Party's (CHP) mayoral candidate for Ankara, Mansur Yavas, announced they will ask for a recount as both he and Melih Gokcek, the current mayor and AK Party candidate, declared victory.
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Not to be a debbie downer, but does anyone know the statistics on survival rate after a dvt or pe. what are the %'s of getting it again if you have blood disorder vs not having a blooding disorder? I cant really get a clear picture from i have been reading on the net. I dont have a blood disorder and just wondering what my chances are of getting it again.
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RMB, you are on it! Great link!
I would add this note: Be wary of the D-Dimer test. Mine was always negative even though I had a huge clot (etiology = sports accident + predisposition from immune disorder).
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Dizzy Gillespie & Roy Eldridge: I've Found a New Baby
I've Found a New Baby
Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet) and Roy Eldridge (trumpet)
Roy and Diz (Verve 521647)
Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet), Roy Eldridge (trumpet), Oscar Peterson (piano), Herb Ellis (guitar), Ray Brown (bass), Louie Bellson (drums).
Composed by Jack Palmer & Spencer Williams.
Recorded: New York, October 29, 1954
Rating: 93/100 (learn more)
Known at times for having a contentious relationship, Gillespie and his idol, Roy Eldridge, are united for this recording on Norman Granz's Verve label. The competition between the two—both of whom were known for winning "cutting" contests—produces a stellar album. This piece opens and closes with a drum-and-trumpet feature in the New Orleans "street beat" style, which complements the unwavering swing of the melody and solo sections. Gillespie and Eldridge are backed by one of the best rhythm sections in jazz history (the Oscar Peterson Trio, with the addition of Louie Bellson here), which wisely stays clear of the limelight, providing a solid foundation on which this great trumpet battle is staged.
Reviewer: Mark Lomanno
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My research focuses on three major areas: urban entomology, insect behavior, and chemical ecology. In particular, my research has focused on exploring innate and learned behaviors of economically or environmentally important insect species to develop more effective integrated pest management (IPM) programs.
I use manipulative laboratory studies to investigate how the behaviors of pest insects can be exploited to improve management and to develop novel management techniques. I also use field studies to test the feasibility of these new techniques in real-world conditions. I draw upon my expertise in behavioral ecology, experimental design, chemical ecology and analytical chemistry to illuminate the biology of target insects, and to inform the design of new approaches for control. In addition to the bioassays involving chemistry, physiology, behavior, and toxicology, the effort to incorporate the behavioral information of target species into the working IPM program often requires extensive design, manufacturing, and testing of devices in the field. To meet these goals, I work with other researchers especially from industries and other academic disciplines when possible.
Subjects of current work include necrophoresis of ants, development of new control strategy for pest ants, bed bug detection and control, and development of web-based resource for urban pest management.
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Korea University
MS Entomology 2005
University of California, Riverside
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► Choe, D.-H., K. Campbell. 2014. Effect of feeding status on mortality response of adult bed bugs (Hemiptera: Cimicidae) to some insecticide products. J. Econ. Entomol. 107: 1206-1215.
► Choe, D.-H, K. Tsai, C. Lopez, K. Campbell. 2014. Pheromone-assisted techniques to improve the efficacy of insecticide sprays against Linepithema humile (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). J. Econ. Entomol. 107: 319-325
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► Choe, D.-H., S. R. Ramírez, N. D. Tsutsui. 2012. A silica gel based method for extracting insect surface hydrocarbons. J. Chem. Ecol. 38:176-187.
► van Wilgenburg, E., A. Felden, D.-H. Choe, R. Sulc, J. Luo, K. J. Shea, M. A. Elgar, N. D. Tsutsui. 2012. Learning and discrimination of cuticular hydrocarbons in a social insect. Biol. Lett. 8:17-20.
► Forero, D., D.-H. Choe, C. Weirauch. 2011. Resin gathering in Neotropical resin bugs (Insecta: Hemiptera: Reduviidae): functional and comparative morphology. J. Morphol. 272: 204-229.
► Choe, D.-H., R. S. Vetter, M. K. Rust. 2010. Development of virtual bait stations to control Argentine ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in environmentally sensitive habitats. J. Econ. Entomol. 103: 1761-1769.
► Choe, D.-H., J. G. Millar, M. K. Rust. 2009. Chemical signals associated with life inhibit necrophoresis in Argentine ants. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA. 106: 8251-8255.
► Choe, D.-H., M. K. Rust. 2009. Dead ant walking. Pest Control Technology. 37: 48-55, 128.
► Choe, D.-H., M. K. Rust. 2008. Horizontal transfer of insecticides in laboratory colonies of the Argentine ant (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). J. Econ. Entomol. 101: 1397-1405.
► Choe, D.-H., M. K. Rust. 2007. Use of plant resin by a bee assassin bug, Apiomerus flaviventris (Hemiptera: Reduviidae). Ann. Entomol. Soc. Am. 100: 320-326.
► Choe, D.-H., M. K. Rust. 2006. Agonistic behavior of Argentine ants to scales and scale parasitoids and their cuticular extracts. Sociobiology. 48: 799-818.
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April 15, 2003
Last Saturday, UCLA head football coach Karl Dorrell and his staff were the featured speakers at the Crenshaw High School Collegiate Coaches Clinic last Saturday afternoon. The entire staff spoke at the clinic, which lasted from 10:00 a.m. to approx. 3:00 p.m.
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Dorrell and USC head football coach Pete Carroll will be doing a photo shoot at noon on Wednesday (April 16) at Ralph's Market on Third and LaBrea. The shoot is part of a joint promotion between UCLA, USC and Ralph's.
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The Lucy Florence Coffee House in Leimert Park is the location of a 'Meet Karl Dorrell' event set for Wednesday (April 16) night between 6pm - 9 pm. The invitation only event is sponsored by the UCLA Black Alumni Association; Rockard J. Delgadillo, the Los Angeles City Attorney; and UCLA Government & Community Relations.


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This idyllic spot on the southwestern coast of Madagascar boasts a long sandy beach with outrigger canoes waiting to head out to sea. Itampolo is a charming fishing village which specialises in lobster.


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IRONWOOD — The Gogebic County Children's Trust Fund commended local high school students and community members for being role models at an annual awards banquet Wednesday at Gogebic Community College.
Four students from the Gogebic County school districts were honored for their efforts.
"All four of these students have not only applied themselves in the classroom, but have gone above and beyond for their communities," CTF chair Kitti Colassaco said. "These are young people who have helped others and are positive role models in the schools and community."
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Our grandma keeps telling us that gluttony is a sin and that those who drink too much are destined for hell. So, hey, we're fully embracing it and storing our wine in this flaming fabulous Bottle Rack ($246). Too bad we never have very many bottles to store in it. It'd probably make more sense if we had a flaming recycle bin, since full bottles don't stick around for long in this house!
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The integrity of climate research has taken a very public battering in recent months. Scientists must now emphasize the science, while acknowledging that they are in a street fight.
That's how the editors of Nature start their lead editorial in this week's issue.1 Later in the same issue, Jeff Tolleson reports on the disclosure of another batch of e-mails among members of the National Academy of Sciences discussing how climate scientists should respond to a report released by Senator James Inhofe claiming that climate scientists obstructed the release of data, manipulated data to fit preconceived conclusions, and threatened journal editors who published dissenting views. Paul Ehrlich is quoted as saying that the climate change skeptics "are trying to keep the scientists busy and to keep the scientists from doing their job, and they are doing extremely well".
I suggest that we pause for a moment and catch our breath.
Paul Rogers has some helpful advice, based on his work in the highly politicized field of peace studies in the 1980s.
How does this relate to "climategate"? A key factor is that we were exposed to intensive criticism and persistent scrutiny of our work virtually from day one, and this in direct consequence made us hugely aware of the need for very high levels of accuracy and impeccable referencing of sources. Access to a wide range of military and defence journals, and a huge amount of information in the public domain, meant that this was actually not so difficult; but under so much external pressure we learned to be very cautious in our analysis at a time when exaggeration on the issues we addressed was common enough.
Many of us now think that the experience made us better academics. If almost everything you write is going to be exposed to detailed examination by relentless and often politically-motivated critics, then you have to set unusually exacting standards for your work. The likely - and beneficial - implication is that climate researchers who have gone through their own test-by-fire will in future take even greater care over published assessments and analyses.
So climate scientists should focus on being even more open about their work and on being even more careful that their work will stand up to the harshest external scrutiny. They have done well. Now they need to do even better.
The worry is that the benefits to climate science will come in the long run, and as Keynes pointed out, "in the long run, we're all dead." We may not have time to wait for the long run.
Rogers also addresses this concern:
The overall effect of the setbacks to climate-science's public face may amount to the loss of a year in the transition to a low-carbon future, but the good work being done in this area offers many grounds for optimism. The New Economic Foundation's The Great Transition project, and Tim Jackson's book Prosperity Without Growth: Economics for a Finite Planet (Earthscan 2009) are but two examples. Alongside the evidence that continues to emerge about the accelerating impact of climate change, the flow of impressive research and compelling argument based on even more rigorous standards will ensure that the refusenik stance will in future become harder to make.
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Randall E. Cady, 58, of Lodi, passed away early Thursday, January 3, 2013, at Lodi Community Hospital. He was born November 26, 1954, in Cleveland, to Emmett and Mammie (Moore) Cady.
He was an avid Beatles fan and loved listening to music. Randall was a member of City Center Church in Medina. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army and enjoyed sports, especially the Cleveland Browns and Indians.
Randall is survived by a sister and brother-in-law, Sandy and Dale Mahoney of West Salem.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
A memorial service will be held Friday, January 11, 2013, at 3 P.M., in the Ashland Home of Wappner Funeral Directors, 308 Claremont Avenue. Reverend Bill Ludwig will conduct the service. Friends and family may visit, beginning at 2:30 P.M.
Memorial contributions may be made to Newbridge Place, 645 Wooster St., Lodi, OH 44254.
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Ice Cap Creek Campground is located approximately 17 miles northeast of McKenzie at an elevation of 3,000 feet. This campground has 8 tent only sites and 14 sites with trailer space. Each site has a table and a fire ring. Potable water and toilets are available.
Nearby is Carmen Reservoir where one can go fishing and boating (nonmotorized). Koosah and Sahalie Falls are nearby sight-seeing activities.
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Do Not Track (DNT) The DNT header is available in Windows 8 to enhance privacy online. This feature enables users to express their preference about whether their browsing history should be collected and used for targeted ads, content, and other purposes.
How to configure this feature for different Web application? like I want to share location with xyz.com but not with abc.com.


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The Milwaukee Mustangs of the Arena Football League continue to tweak their roster with three games remaining.
On the eve of their Friday, July 8th, game in New Orleans against the 3-12 VooDoo, the 'stangs (4-11) have added some girth to their defensive line.
Sean Enesi, a 6-foot, 290 pounds former Utah State Aggie, will plug into a slot on the D-line and clog up the middle.
That might be in response to Cleveland Gladiator QB Kurt Rocco's rushing touchdowns last Saturday, including the game winner with three seconds left.
Enesi went undrafted in the NFL's harvest this past April. He 55 tackles, two and a half for a loss, and forced a fumble in two years at State. Enesi was a two-time, All Central Conference first team selection at El Camino Junior College and two Mission Conference titles.
The backfield gets back to normal as Mykel Benson, 6-1, 260, returns from league suspension. Benson has amassed 151 yards and found the end zone 14 times, good for sixth in the AFL.
The team released D-lineman Broderick Stewart and wideout Brent Holmes to clear roster spots for the additions. The emergence of Dwayne Eley, Jr. made Holmes expendable. Holmes caught 59 passes for 542 yards and five TDs in 13 games this season.
Head Coach Bob Landsee continues to battle through the adversity of the close losses this year and build a foundation for the team in 2012.
The 'stangs return home on Friday, July 15th, when the Iowa Barnstormers come to the Bradley Center. Kickoff is at 7 p.m.
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We have two sites, one linux based, the other windows based which we would like to connect permently over VPN.
Does anyone know which linux VPN software is best for this? (I'm using PPTP on windows atm, but will change to IPSec once I understand what I am doing)
The primary reason to to run an offsite backup (I think we will use bacula for this).


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College Hockey:Bang-Bang Scoring Sends Miami Over SLU
CANTON, N.Y. — Third-ranked Miami scored goals just under three minutes apart midway through the third period and sophomore goaltender Jeff Zatkoff made 45 saves as the RedHawks snapped St. Lawrence's five-game win streak with a 4-3 win at SLU's Appleton Arena Friday night.
Miami won its fourth straight and improved to 11-4-0 on the season. The Saints, 4-0-1 in their last five meetings with Miami, are now 6-4 after playing their fifth one-goal game in a row.
"That was a tremendous hockey game," said Saints coach Joe Marsh. "It was one we certainly would have liked to have won, but Miami is a great team with outstanding talent and I think both teams played excellent hockey."
The Saints jumped out to the early lead with a power-play goal just 1:24 into the game. Freshman Mike McKenzie tapped in his third of the season as he picked up a rebound of a shot by sophomore Casey Parenteau after Zatkoff made the initial save.
The RedHawk power play put Miami in front as Nathan Davis tied the game, hitting a wide-open net after controlling a rebound at 3:15, and Matt Christie scored his first of the year on a power play at 8:22 to make it a 2-1 game.
The Saints had a ton of chances in a wide-open and entertaining first period as SLU outshot Miami 23-13 with Zatkoff making 22 saves.
Saints goalie Justin Pesony kept it a one-goal game 2:35 into the second period when he made a one-on-one save on Justin Mercier, who was in on a shorthanded breakaway.
St. Lawrence tied the game on a five-on-three power play midway through the second period as McKenzie fed freshman Sean Flanagan in the slot and Flanagan rifled his second of the year under the crossbar at 11:07. It was the fourth straight goal that Flanagan had figured in over the last two games.
Nino Musitelli snapped the tie for the RedHawks at 10:46 of the third period when he snapped a power play shot past Pesony and Jarod Palmer gave Miami a 4-2 lead when he scored the game's first even-strength goal at 13:19.
The Saints came right back with junior Charlie Giffin scoring his sixth of the season just 38 seconds later to make it 4-3, but SLU could get no closer despite pulling Pesony for an extra attacker with a minute to play.
"We need to build on the effort tonight," said Marsh. "We made a couple of mistakes, but generally we played very well against an excellent hockey team. They are very strong five-on-five and their special teams play is outstanding. I think we can take a lot out of tonight's game."
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Diana DeBoy, Student Intern, Baltimore County Bureau of Solid Waste Management;
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Today, some people might find it difficult to understand the benefits and importance of recycling. Honestly, until a few months ago, I had never recycled and didn't know where to start. Then I began an internship with the Baltimore County Bureau of Solid Waste Management and learned the importance of such an easy task. Recycling has a significant impact on preserving Baltimore County's only active landfill, which is already 51 percent full. When we recycle, we divert materials from the landfill, thus extending its lifespan. Recycling also has other benefits, such as conserving natural resources, reducing pollution, and even saving money! For instance, for every ton of recyclable material diverted from trash, Baltimore County and its taxpayers save $60. In 2012 alone, residents' recycling avoided nearly $3 million in trash disposal costs.
So, if you're new to recycling like me, you may be thinking, "I don't know what I can recycle." Simple everyday materials such as glass bottles, aluminum foil, narrow-neck plastic bottles and newspaper are all examples of items that are accepted in the Baltimore County Single Stream program. If you pass by something in your house and you aren't sure if the item is acceptable, just visit www.baltimorecountymd.gov/recycling to see a complete list of acceptable plastics, glass, metals and paper.
There is also something you can do that's even better than recycling -preventing waste in the first place. For example, buying items with less packaging or things that can be reused will decrease the amount of material that needs to be landfilled.
So, why not give recycling a try and help preserve our landfill? Good luck and happy recycling everyone!
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Don Ince knows a famous bike when he sees one. The guy has committed a rash of celebrity VINs to memory, and spends plenty of time looking over local motorcycle listings for vintage Husqvarna machines with famous pasts. While he has a soft spot for bikes owned by Steve McQueen, he recently came across something a little different. A local Craigslist ad served up this 1968 Honda 305 Scrambler with an interesting pedigree. Registration papers showed the bike once found itself in the care of Kennet
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Spies in Iran created a bogus news organisation used for espionage since 2011 against United States and Israeli military targets, security researchers say.
A report this week by iSight Partners says that more than 2000 people have been targeted in the operation dubbed Newscaster, which uses a "front media outlet" called NewsOnAir.org.
The operation appeared to be "carried out by Iranian actors, though there is a dearth of information implicating its ultimate sponsor", the report said.
It is believed to be still operating.
Under the programme, spies plagiarised the work of real media outlets "to legitimise their personas as journalists", the report said.
News organisations whose work was stolen included the Associated Press, Reuters and the BBC.
The documents from iSight called the operation "brash and complex", and said at least two legitimate identities falsified from Fox News and Reuters had been found.
The effort is part of a campaign that also used social media and "spear-phishing" to connect with officials and contractors to gain access to secret networks and steal data.
In addition to the fake news operation, the network used its made-up personas to establish connections on Facebook and other social networks, with the aim of stealing email logins and other credentials.
"What this group lacks in technical sophistication, they make up for in brashness, creativity and patience," the iSight report said.
"The length of this operation is indicative of at least marginal success."
The report said that as well as the US and Israel, the operation may have targeted multiple countries including Britain, Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
Specific targets included members of the US military, congressional personnel, Washington area journalists and diplomats, US and Israeli defence contractors and members of the "US/Israeli lobby".
Of particular interest were people involved in nuclear non-proliferation and sanctions that could affect Tehran.
The operation suggests a stealth effort to steal data, unlike some of the more overt cyberattacks, said iSight's John Hultquist.
"Newscaster focuses on human factors and third-party platforms, weak spots for many of the most sophisticated enterprise defences."


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When 98-year-old Olympia, Wash., resident Alma Coate-Wilson accidentally flushed the engagement ring her beloved Gilbert had given to her before his death, she was devastated. That is, until the city's public works department came to the rescue. Maintenance workers flushed the main line, then went through the solids with a garden hose to recover the $8000, 1.6-carat diamond ring.
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I was born during the war. Traveled to the UK at age 15 and made a pilgrimage to The Imperial War Museum. There, incredibly, a Supermarine Spitfire on display came off the assembly line on the day I was born – 11 July 1940.
I've never had the opportunity to return. but no doubt it's still on display. Today, I have a large framed poster of a painting of a Spitfire by Barrie A F Clark.


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A Life Plan for The New Year
In spite of the more than $110 million consumers spend every day on diets and "reducing" programs (more than $40 billion per year), Americans are the most obese people in history. To be considered obese, more than one-third of a person's body must be made up of fat. A whopping 34 percent of all Americans are obese, and the problem is getting worse, not better.
Unfortunately, most weight-loss plans either don't work or offer minor, usually temporary, benefits. There are plenty of "rules and counting" diets, diet drugs, high-protein programs, canned shakes, and other fads that might enable you to lose some weight for a period of time. The problem is that you can't stay on these programs forever. What's worse, many are dangerous.
To achieve the results in preventing and reversing disease, and attaining permanent body weight, we must be concerned with the nutritional quality of our diet.
Based on an exhaustive look at research data from around the world over the past fifteen years, my recommendation is that your diet should contain over 90 percent of calories from unrefined plant foods. This high percentage of nutrient-dense plant foods in the diet allows us to predict freedom from cancer, heart attacks, diabetes, and excess body weight. Fruits, vegetables, and beans must be the base of your food pyramid; otherwise you will be in a heap of trouble down the road.
Most people lose weight and then stop losing when they have reached their ideal weight. You are not the judge of your ideal weight; your body is. As almost everyone is overweight, many people think they are too thin when they have reached their best weight. I have many patients who, after following my plan to reverse diabetes or heart disease, report, "Everyone tells me I look too thin now." I then measure their periumbilical fat and check their percentage of body fat, and usually show them they are still not thin enough.
Many health authorities and diet advisors recommend only small changes; they are afraid that if the change is too radical, dieters will give the whole thing up and gain nothing. I strongly disagree. My work over the past ten years has shown that those who have jumped in with full effort the first six weeks have been the individuals most likely to stick with the plan and achieve results, month after month. Those who try to get into it gradually are the ones most likely to revert back their former way of eating. Under the gradual approach, they "yo-yo" back and forth between their old bad behaviors and good ones. Change is hard. Why not do more and glean the results you have always been after quickly and permanently? Be realistic and flexible; changing your behavior is the key to success.
When you adopt the Eat to Live program as a longevity plan, a slim weight will be a by-product of your new commitment to excellent health.


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When the Wreckers 18-and-under softball team was put together before the summer began, coach Scott Chester didn't know how competitive the girls would be.
Generally speaking, he said, teams from the Salt Lake Valley dominate against summer league teams from Summit County.
But the Wreckers simply found ways to win. The team, made up of seven Wasatch players, two Pleasant Grove girls, a South Summit Wildcat and three high school graduates (including one Park City and one Wasatch grad), picked up three walk-off wins en route to a 25-16 season record.
The Wreckers also won the Orem League Championship with a record of 12-1 in league play, placed third at the Sanpete County Shootout and capped off the season with a fourth-place finish at the Utah State Championships.
Chester, who coached the team along with Corey Baker, said he didn't know what to expect from the team that was thrown together at the last minute.
"We had four practices all year that's all," he said. "Wasatch had uniforms with a 'W,' so the girls picked 'Wreckers' out of all the 'W' names."
Chester normally coaches his daughter, Cass Chester, on a Summit County Silver Strikers team, but he said that wasn't an option this year.
"There just weren't enough Silver Strikers to have an under-18 team," he said.
Even with some of Wasatch's older players, Chester said the Wreckers still fielded a young roster more often than not.
"We had really talented girls, but really, half this team was a U16 team," he said.
They weren't. Time after time, the Wreckers surprised their coaches with their resilience.
"It just became this great thing," Chester said. "We'd find a way to hang in there."
The Wreckers beat the No. 1 seed, the Utah Avalanche, in the quarterfinals of the Utah State Championships 4-0, surprising many in the softball world.
"We had to leave that field and walk onto the next field where we played the Salt Lake Flames in the semifinals," Chester said. "They're a power and ended up winning state. Their coach looked at me and said, 'What the heck are you guys doing here?'"
After falling to the Flames, the Wreckers headed to the third-place game, where more disappointment was in store.
"We lost the third-place game," Chester said. "They walked off on us. But just to be in that position, it was great."
Chester added that he's proud of the way the team came together in such a short time and said it would prove to be great experience for all the girls.
PCHS graduate Cass Chester threw three shutouts over the course of the summer, winning 15 games and striking out 78. The team hit .333 at the plate and averaged 5.2 runs per game.
Camille Cluff of Wasatch led the Wreckers with a .382 batting average and 21 RBI. Maddie Chadwick (Wasatch graduate) hit .375, Tristin Bills and Jensyn Baker of Wasatch hit .370 and .360, respectively, and Baker led the team with six doubles, two triples and two home runs.
McKaye Woolstenhulme of South Summit hit .290 and played catcher, third base, second base and all outfield positions over the course of the season.
Chester said he'll remember the Wreckers' consistent play and great determination.
"I think we had two bad games all year," he said. "We were always in games. It was just a great experience."


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