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Join the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System for a discussion with local Tuskegee Airmen and author Zellie Rainey Orr. National historian and author Zellie Rainey Orr will discuss and sign her book, Heroes in War. There will also be a movie screening of the documentary Double Victory which is the story of theTuskegee Airmen told by the men themselves.
Rainey Orr is historian for the Atlanta Chapter of Tuskegee Airman Inc. Her research was instrumental in the posthumous issuance of medals,
including the Purple Heart in 2004 to Quitman Walker, another Tuskegee Airman
and Mississippian who was killed during a strafing mission in Hungary.
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Oct. 17, 1997
Texas Tech's Bard, Durham Invited to 1998 USA Baseball National Team Trials
LUBBOCK, Texas - Two Texas Tech baseball players- sophomore catcher Josh Bard (Englewood, Colo./Cherry Creek) and freshman outfielder Miles Durham (Abilene, Texas/Cooper) - were among the 66 nationwide collegiate baseball players selected to attend the USA Baseball National Team Trials from November 5-9, 1997 in Tucson, Ariz, USA Baseball announced today. Tryouts will take place at Hi Corbett Field, home of USA Baseball and Cactus League spring training home of the Colorado Rockies.
In preparation for competition for the summer of 1998, the USA Baseball national team trials will serve as the first step in USA Baseball's player evaluation and development process. Participating players will be eligible for the 1998 USA Baseball National team which will compete in the International Baseball Association's World Championship over the summer in Rome/Parma, Italy. Mississippi State head coach Ron Polk will serve as the USA National Team's head coach.
The 66 selected players will comprise three 22-man teams (Red, White, Blue) and will arrive in Tucson on Wednesday, November 5. The players will undergo skills/performance testing on Nov. 6 at Hi Corbett Field, a session open to Major League Baseball scouts. Over the next two days, each squad will play four games against each of the other two teams.
Bard, who played on the USA Baseball's 1997 squad this past summer finished with a .305 batting average, seven runs scored and nine RBI in USA Baseball's 34 summer games against international competition. He was joined on the team by junior teammate/pitcher Monty Ward and Texas Tech head coach Larry Hays. Bard started at catcher for the 46-14 Red Raiders and batted .359 with 13 home runs and 69 RBI during the 1997 season.
Durham is a freshman outfielder from Abilene where he lettered three years in baseball and football. Last year, Durham batted .487 with five home runs, 13 triples, 50 runs scored and 32 RBI. He was named All-State in both baseball and football his senior year.


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There are certain guidelines Jeanie and I follow that keep the honeymoon feeling in our marriage. There is a technical name for one of the pitfalls we are aware of: merging of ego boundaries. In practical terms, this means if a certain way is good for you, then you think it is good for your partner (or kids, or everyone). In other words, you think the boundary of your ego extends beyond you to the other people.
Jeanie and I were walking out of a grocery store yesterday, and I had a bag with some wine bottles in it. Jeanie told me that her experience with the handles on those bags is that they come off easily, and to support the bag from the bottom. She was clearly worried the handles would come off and the bottles would break. I wasn't.
Advising me of her past experience was helpful. I had my own experience with twisting the handles and having them come off, so this was a good reminder. But this can be a fine line.
Do it my way
In terms of the Law of Attraction, when someone is in a positive emotional state, they will attract events in line with that state. Well-meaning parents often look at their own experience or public safety messages, and tell their children they will likely get hurt if they do such and such. Children actually listen to their parents' (beliefs) much more than we give them credit for, and will actually come to expect to get hurt of they engage in the threatening activity.
Often, instead of asking themselves how they feel as they are doing it, the child remembers what they have been told. Then, following from that expectation, if they do that thing, they get hurt. The parent then says, "I told you so." And they did.
So what is a parent to do in terms of the Law of Attraction? Or what is the best path with your partner when they are doing something, such as carrying a bag of heavy bottles by an insecure handle, that could lead to trouble?
Take the attitude that things will work out well as long as long as the person is in a positive state. And understand, things will not work out well—no matter what you say or do—if they feel bad about themselves.
So, instead of telling (instructing) a child, "If you don't put on protective gear when you rollerblade, you will get hurt," you might say, "The gear can protect you if you fall. If you don't wear it, pay careful attention to how you are feeling and what you are doing. I know if you do, you will be fine." With the latter message, most children will put on the gear without fussing. More importantly, it helps line them up with the attitude that they will have a successful, safe skate. And as parents, that is the best we can do to help them be safe.
I tried holding the bag of bottles by the bottom as I carried them from the store, and didn't like it. I carried them from the car to the house by the handle, being careful, and they were fine. Preparing this article, I asked Jeanie if she was worried about the way I carried the bag into the house. She hadn't noticed. "After telling you my experience with the bags, I didn't think about it anymore."
Many well-meaning parents and spouses want to protect the people they love by getting them to act the way they would. When we put pressure on someone to do that, it is telling them not to trust their own judgment—to trust the more experienced outside authority instead. This often leads to feelings of loss of freedom, which leads to a desire to rebel.
And even if you are right in that specific instance, if you convince someone they can't trust their own guidance, they will be much worse off in the long run than getting a scraped knee or breaking a bottle. I would rather Jeanie drop a bottle any day than feel pressured to listen to me (and I know she feels the same). Cleaning up spilled wine is far easier than cleaning up tension in a relationship.
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Definitions of DRIVERS in dictionaries:
- noun - the operator of a motor vehicle
- noun - someone who drives animals that pull a vehicle
- noun - a golfer who hits the golf ball with a driver
- noun - (computer science) a program that determines how a computer will communicate with a peripheral device
- noun - a golf club (a wood) with a near vertical face that is used for hitting long shots from the tee
- adj - to urge or propel forward [v DROVE or DRAVE, DRIVEN, DRIVING, DRIVES] : DRIVABLE
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Gautreau leads Team USA in RBI with 11.
July 12, 2000
Tulane's Jake Gautreau is having a successful summer stint on the US National Team even though he is playing the opposite corner of the infield. Team USA owns a 10-3 record and Gautreau has started in 11 games.
On Wednesday, Gautreau tied single-game records with two home runs and seven runs batted in as Team USA defeated Korea 13-5 in front of 1,903 fans at Boise, Idaho's Memorial Stadium.
While he originally shared time with Georgia Tech's Mark Teixeira at third, Gatureau has played firstbase in most of the 13 games. He leads the team in RBI with 11, and is third in hitting with a .361 average in 36 at bats. To date Gautreau has two doubles, a triple and two home runs.


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College Hockey:MASCAC picks: Nov. 2
Here we go! Today, Nov. 1, starts the 2012-13 season for the MASCAC and its members. This is going to be a good week for me to gauge how well I pick teams in the dark. With none of the MASCAC programs yet to drop the puck, this may be a good feather in the cap if I do well. I will hopefully get better as the weeks progress, but only time will tell.
Either way let's take a look at this week's picks:
Thursday, November 1
Salem State Vikings (0-0-0) at Salve Regina Seahawks (1-1-0)
Salve Regina already has two games under its belt, but has been outscored 13-4 in the pair of contests. Salem State, last year's MASCAC runner-up, is ready to take to the ice after a strong 2011-12 campaign. The Vikings did lose pieces off last year's offensive production, but still will be a force this year in the MASCAC. Salem State 4-1
Friday, November 2
Westfield State Owls (0-0-0) at Western New England Golden Bears (0-0-0)
The Golden Bears put together their first winning season in 17 years last season, going 14-12-1. WNEC looks to have another strong roster that is ready to make waves in the ECAC Northeast. Westfield is a young team on the rise, but has been bit by getting off to slow starts. WNEC 5-2
Wentworth Leopards (0-0-0) at Fitchburg State Flacons (0-0-0)
Wentworth made it to the 2012 NCAA D-III National Tournament after putting together 21 wins last season. The Leopards did lose their top two seniors, but show no signs of slowing down. Fitchburg had a rough season last year after having two strong seasons prior. We will see how the loss of its senior goalie, forward, and defenseman affect for the Falcons. Too much Leopards, though. Wentworth 6-2.
Becker Hawks (0-0-0) vs. Worcester State Lancers (0-0-0)
Worcester lost some key players off of last year's roster; however, one big question may have been answered with the addition of a transfer goalie, senior Mark Evans from AIC. Becker only had nine wines last year, its second lowest total in school history. I like the Lancers in a close one. Worcester 4-3
Saturday, November 3
Becker Hawks at Fitchburg State Falcons
Watch for the Falcons to rebound nicely from their first game against Wentworth. I see another close battle, but it's the Falcons coming back to grab their first win of the season. Fitchburg 5-3 (ENG)
Wentworth Leopards vs. Worcester State Lancers
I don't really see the Leopards losing a step in this one. The Lancers will play them strong, but again, Wentworth is ready to do big things this season. Wentworth 4-1
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Made a small purchase at a store, in the change was a fifty cent coin. Kennedy half dollar. 1996 P is the date and mint mark. Philadelphia is the mark shown by P. The condition of the coin is extra fine. It does have some scratches from circulation. The Liberty letters above the President's_ head are all visible and in good shape. The year of mint is clear and strong. The p is worn, but visible. On the back of the coin the letters are strong and clear. The eagle is in good shape. Shield is excellent. United States of America over half dollar.
The side of the coin is in good condition. The coin was made for public use, single struck at the mint. Clad metal, no precious metal content. Going value is two dollars. Limited run of half dollars may see the value climb, good coin to hold and see. Since I got it in my change, my investment is only fifty cents.


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"Mary-Kate and Ashley, who played Michelle, were great. I miss them, I love them and I need to borrow some money from them."
- John Stamos
Have mercy! More than 20 years after ruling the roost on Full House, John Stamos is back on top thanks to his impressive four-year run on ER as bad-boy physician Dr. Tony Gates. The challenging role showcased his impressive range while proving that he was just as comfortable performing in a pair of scrubs as he was in a pair of obscenely tight acid-washed jeans. "The last few years have made me a much more interesting person," he says. "This all really does feel like a rebirth, a new chapter."
John Stamos BiographyJohn Stamos owes his career to Happy Days. This handsome heartthrob first decided to become an actor after accompanying his class to a taping of the hit sitcom during a high school field trip. The experience convinced him to pursue a life in the arts and he made his professional acting debut six months after graduating when he was cast as bad boy rocker Blackie Parrish on General Hospital. Although many actors are dismissive of soap operas, Stamos insists the show provided him with a fabulous introduction into showbiz.
"[It taught me] discipline," he says. "You've got to be there every day and there's a lot of dialogue. When my character started to get popular, I was learning 30 pages a day of dialogue or something. You'd have to go through every emotion in one hour: sad, mad, crying, up and down, all over. So, for that it was good." It was also good for getting much-needed exposure and name recognition, things that every young actor craves. Stamos stayed on General Hospital for two years, during which time he won a pair of Soap Opera Digest Awards and was nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Actor in a Supporting Role.
john stamos joins the beach boysJohn Stamos graduated to prime time in 1984, when he was cast in Dreams, a CBS series about an aspiring musician. Although the show lasted only 12 episodes, word of his musical prowess soon spread and he was invited to play drums with the Beach Boys the following year. "I used to dream about playing with them," he says. "My first concert was the Beach Boys. I used to listen to them when I was a kid. I'd listen to the eight-track of Endless Summer. And I remember sitting in the concert, wishing they would come out and say, 'Listen, the drummer broke his finger. Does anyone know these songs?' And I'd say, 'Me!' That never happened. But I ended up having some friends in the band and I got to play with them a little bit. It was a dream come true." John Stamos played with the Beach Boys periodically over the next few years while also juggling roles in the films Alice in Wonderland and Never Too Young to Die.
john stamos stars on full houseJohn Stamos received his big break in 1987, when he was cast as up-and-coming musician Uncle Jesse on Full House. The family-friendly ABC sitcom stayed on the air for eight seasons, during which time it won six Young Artist Awards. It also received its fair share of scorn for its sugary sweet story lines. "The whole time I was on it, I wished I was on another show, I'm not gonna lie to you," he admits. "But I look back on it fondly, and I'm proud of it. Was it Seinfeld, Friends, Mary Tyler Moore? No. Was it a heartwarming show you could watch with your kids? Yes. And there's nothing wrong with that."
john stamos appears on broadwayUnfortunately, the next 10 years were not quite as fruitful for John Stamos, as he found himself relegated to appearances in a string of made-for-television movies including Sealed with a Kiss, Fortunate Son and The Reagans. He also kept himself out of the breadlines by dabbling in the theater, where he appeared in the Broadway musicals Cabaret, Nine and How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.
john stamos joins the cast of erJohn Stamos received another shot at helming his own sitcom in 2005, when he was cast as Jake Philips in Jake in Progress, an ABC comedy about a suave New York publicist. Unfortunately, the show failed to attract a sizable audience and was axed after 21 episodes. The sudden demise of Jake in Progress opened the doors for other opportunities and Stamos' career received a welcome boost later that year when he signed on to appear in two episodes of ER as hardened war vet Dr. Tony Gates. "I felt like that kid who got the golden ticket in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," he says. "I've been offered chocolate bars all these years, but there had been no golden ticket. Just the stomachache that was called Jake in Progress. But then I got cast on ER, I knew I'd be playing a great character and I knew the show was great. I figured if I got this show canceled, I'd have to quit show business."
John Stamos was invited to join ER on a permanent basis the following year and he stayed with the show until its final episode on April 2, 2009. "It [was] really a highlight of my career," he says. "It was just the right time for me to be in the show. So it [was] a great experience."


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Vitter introduces legislation that aims to overturn health bill
Published: Monday, March 22, 2010 at 3:50 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 22, 2010 at 3:50 p.m.
HOUMA -- U.S. Sen. David Vitter, R-La., introduced legislation today that would repeal the newly-passed government-run health care bill.
"Last night, against the will of the American people, liberals passed a bill to take over our health-care system," said Vitter, who has consistently opposed the health-reform measures proposed by President Obama and approved by Democrats in Congress.
"This partisan bill, which was passed without the support of a single Republican, violates the constitution and disrespects the legislative process," Vitter said in a news release.
"After months of town halls and polls in which the American people overwhelmingly and loudly rejected Obamacare, liberals still moved forward and jammed this bill through using tricky procedural tactics," he said. "In the middle of the night, they passed a bill that will compromise the quality of our health care, raise premiums, drastically cut Medicare, increase job-killing taxes, allow for the federal funding of abortions and create a new entitlement program that adds to our increasing deficit. This intrusion of the government into the lives of Americans, with a trillion-dollar price tag, is a bill that Americans can't afford and don't want."
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Husqvarna Concept Strada shown at 2011 Salon de la Moto
Husqvarna have unveiled the Concept Strada at the currently ongoing Salon de la Moto motorcycle show in Paris. 'Like the Nuda 900 R [which went on sale earlier this month], the Concept Strada is targeted at youthful on-road motorcyclists who will appreciate its sharp styling, fun handling and great road manners. With a low weight, a punchy 650cc single-cylinder engine and quality components throughout, the Concept Strada is designed to provide a thrilling ride, whatever the distance,' says a press note from Husqvarna.
The Husqvarna Concept Strada is fitted with BMW's single-cylinder 650cc engine – the same unit that's fitted to the BMW G650GS. However, it's been tuned for improved power delivery and, accordingly to Husqvarna, the upgrade has resulted in an 'extremely lively machine which, at less than 170kg dry, will put a smile back on the face of even the weariest commuter.'
The Husqvarna Strada will be launched in 2012 and, according to the company, it is further evidence of their commitment to expanding their model portfolio and providing fans of the legendary brand with a new series of streetbikes.
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The Cummings Center is a part of the county parks system and includes livestock barns, riding arenas and a grandstand. It has been the home of the county fair since 1968, according to Flint Journal files.
The $200,000 in improvements will be paid for by the Flint-Genesee Area Convention & Visitor's Bureau, part of the Flint & Genesee Chamber of Commerce, county commissioners have said.
Parks Director Amy McMillan told members of the Parks and Recreation Commission on April 25 that representatives of the fair board and the chamber will be involved in interviews and evaluation of the five proposals for the Cummings Center.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz discussed anti-aging secrets with the cast of "Hot in Cleveland" and spotlighted "The Hungry Girl Diet" on the March 25 episode of the Dr. Oz Show.
Dr. Oz's guests were actresses Valerie Bertinelli, 53, Jane Leeves, 52, and Wendie Malick, 63, all of whom have stayed youthful without plastic surgery.
Dr. Oz first asked what the three ladies would say to their 25-year-old selves. All of them said their advice would be to have more fun and to not sweat the stuff.
Bertinelli, Leeves and Malick then shared their top age-defying beauty and fitness secrets, which were inexpensive and easy to follow:
- Moisturize your entire body every day.
- Don't shower every day, as this dries out your skin.
- Cover your chest with a scarf to protect it from sun damage.
- Don't wash your hair every day, since this ages your follicles.
- Drink warm water with lemon to detoxify your body and get a shot of anti-aging vitamin C.
- Rub lemon juice to minimize age spots. Let it sit on your skin for five to 10 minutes for maximum effect.
- Do leg lifts to tone your glutes.
- Do push-ups against a wall to tone your triceps and biceps.
- Don't drink from straws or bottles, as pursing your lips causes wrinkles.
- Have a positive attitude, as stress and negative emotions age you.
Minoxidil for Hair Loss
Dr. Oz said stress, genetics or thyroid issues can cause your hair to fall out in clumps. Dr. Oz said not to panic, and recommended these steps for preventing hair loss:
- Avoid restrictive diets. Excessive dieting and nutritional deficiencies can cause hair to fall out. Make sure you eat enough healthy fats to prevent hair loss.
- Reduce scalp inflammation. Use a moisturizing dandruff shampoo to minimize dry scalp and inflammation.
- Minoxidil drops. Use Minoxidil with a 5% foam preparation once a day (the men's formula is safe for women). You can expect to see results in six to nine months.
'Hungry Girl Diet' Plan to Lose 10 Pounds in Four Weeks
On a separate segment, Dr. Oz's guest was diet guru Lisa Lillien, who revealed her plan for losing 10 pounds in four weeks. Lillien, author of The Hungry Girl Diet, shared these weight loss tips:
1. Eat a high-protein breakfast every day. Lillien said protein keeps you satisfied longer because it takes a longer time for your body to digest. Aim to eat at least 20 grams of protein in the morning.
2. Super-size your lunch and dinner with vegetables. Load up on nutrient-rich vegetables at lunch and dinner. The fiber and water content in the veggies will help you feel full without guilt.
3. Eat high-fiber, protein-rich snacks. Lillien said eating three high-fiber, high-protein snacks will keep your hunger in check and keep you from overeating at your next meal.
Recipe: Hungry Girl's Faux-Fried Chicken Strips with Side Salad
Chicken Strips
- ½ cup bran cereal
- 1 tsp salt-free seasoning mix
- ¼ cup egg whites
- 6 oz raw boneless skinless chicken breast, cut into 6 strips
- 1 tbsp mustard
Side Salad
- 1 cup lettuce
- 1 cup high-volume veggies (mushrooms, cucumber)
- 2 tsp vinegar of choice
- 1 tsp extra virgin olive oil or grape seed oil
- Prehead oven to 375°F. Spray a baking sheet with nonstick spray.
- In a small blender or food processor, grind cereal into crumbs.
- Transfer to a wide bowl, and mix in seasoning mix.
- Place egg whites in another wide bowl.
- One at a time, dunk chicken strips in egg, shake to remove excess, and coat with crumbs.
- Evenly lay on the baking sheet.
- Bake for 8 minutes. Flip chicken. Bake until cooked through and crispy, about 6 minutes.
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College Hockey:Quinnipiac Drops Union
HAMDEN, Conn. — The Quinnipiac University Bobcats (16-15-0, 7-12-0 ECACHL) took a hard fought 3-1 decision over the Union Dutchmen (15-12-6, 8-7-4 ECACHL) in front of a sellout crowd at the Northford Ice Pavilion Friday night.
"It's a good win and we needed it," said Quinnipiac head coach Rand Pecknold. "It was a good boost for the confidence."
The Bobcats got on the board early in the first just 17 second in on a Matt Sorteberg slap shot goal. On a three-on-two, Sorteberg ripped the shot off of a Union defenseman's back and into the net right below the crossbar. Ben Nelson and Brian Leitch assisted on the goal.
Union managed to tie the game up at one on a rebound goal when the Union players crashed the net. Augie DiMarzo was credited with the goal. Jason Visser had the initial shot when he received the puck from Chris Konnick.
The Bobcats took the lead for good at 14:51 on a crucial turnover by Union goaltender Kris Mayotte. Mayotte went to clear the puck from behind the net on a dump in by Peter Alden, and Walsh picked the puck off the boards. He shot on a wide-open net and twinkled the twine for the lead.
"The second goal was huge. Walsh and Alden did a nice job on the goal and capitalized on the mistake," said Pecknold.
There was no scoring in the second period. Union had a few good chances on the power play but couldn't solve Quinnipiac's Bud Fisher.
"Our penalty kill played well tonight, and we blocked a lot of shots," said Pecknold.
In the third period the Bobcats added an empty-net goal by Joe Dumais, his third in two games to solidify the victory.
Fisher made 19 saves in the win to improve his record 14-11, while Mayotte made 21 in the loss.
"Fisher did a nice job, made saves when we needed them, and was really solid tonight," said Pecknold.
The Bobcats play in the final regular season home game tomorrow against RPI at Ingalls Rink on senior night, while Union travels Princeton.
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Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga has gone on the defensive concerning his country's annual dolphin hunt at Taiji cove following a tweet by US Ambassador Caroline Kennedy expressing her concern over the "inhumane practice.
"Dolphin fishing is a form of traditional fishing in our country," he said, responding to a question about Kennedy's criticism. "We will explain Japan's position to the American side."
He also stressed the fact that there is nothing in international law banning dolphin hunting, and that they are not an "endangered species."
The hunt first gained international notoriety when it was documented in the film "The Cove," which depicted the struggle between eco-activists, Japanese fisherman and police in 2009. The film, which won the Academy Award was directed by Louis Psihoyos (a former photographer for National Geographic).
Each year fishermen from Taiji round up hundreds of dolphins near their village in western Japan, where some animals are captured for sale to marine parks, while others are killed for their meat. Those not taken are released back to the ocean.
This year, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society founder Paul Watson reported that 250 animals have been herded into the cove.
"The dolphins face a violent and stressful captive selection process. Babies and mothers will be torn from each other's sides as some are taken for captivity, some are killed and others are driven out to sea to fend for themselves," he said. He also expressed great concern for a rare albino calf, expected to be the "top prize" this year.


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"Full go" for area farmers as weather permits
Area farmers are raring and ready to go to the fields as weather permits, says Jeff Lehman, of Lehman Feed Mill.
Lehman said that considering forecasts, last week proved to be a very good week in preparing soil for planting.
"Early last week, there were forecasts calling for several inches of rain over the week," said Lehman. "That would have really set us back in our planting. As it turned out, we had between three-fourths and eight-tenths of an inch, a real blessing compared to the original forecast."
Lehman said that unless an unusual amount of unexpected rain falls, he anticipates that area farmers will take to the fields vigorously this week to plant corn and beans. He estimated that if weather cooperates, 80 percent of the corn could be in the ground within the next week or so.
"The last time I checked, soil temperature was 50 degrees," continued Lehman. "That's a little cool for May, but it's coming along. They're calling for temperatures in the 70s by Wednesday and maybe even 80 by Thursday. That would help a lot."
Lehman said it was May 5 last year when serious planting began. One of the biggest problems with the soil currently is that, due to the cloudy and cool days, much of the soil is still cool and kind of damp underneath.
"This is optimum time for planting corn," noted Lehman. "The big thing is what happens with the weather after we plant. Next week is Mother's Day. We like to have a majority of the corn in by then.
"With the 16-row planters we have these days, this crop will go in with incredible speed," observed Lehman.
Lehman expects corn and beans in the local area to go in with a pretty strong 50/50 rotation.
"The wheat acreage may be down a little this year," Lehman said. "The alfalfa gets a little of its acreage. It's just been slow; the hay and wheat are growing slow. We need some warm nights."
One item of interest, said Lehman, is that during the years when the winters have been the coldest, the corn crop the summer following has produced record yields.
"Obviously I can't say whether or not that will happen this year, but it is something to watch," said Lehman.
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On Friday, June 27, some of the major cities of America will be able to sit down and watch the new sci-fi, futuristic movie called Snowpiercer. This has been almost a whole year in the process of being released. Director Bong Joon has stood for months on the belief that the epic social battle does not need a twenty minute cut of the slower, class-warfare undertones in order for U.S. territories to comprehend and appreciate it. Unfortunately, in order to keep the movie at full length, distributor Harvey Weinstein has limited the primary release to a minimum audience in order to see how well it will do at the box office. If the movie does well enough on its small scale release, the Weinstein Company will be sure to spread its distribution.
Here's the danger; no one has even heard of it. Not kidding. Even with a brilliant and an extremely popular cast of Chris Evans, Tilda Swinton, John Hurt and Octavia Spencer, the film had little hype here in the U.S.
Snowpiercer takes place on a train, eighteen years after the last of humanity was saved from a mistake in attempting to reverse global warming. It is a story of humanity at its rawest effort at survival and the class-warfare that plagues the last of its kind. Harsh dialogue, vivid action sequences and bitter emotions burn through the screen that could easily make the film an Oscar winner. It could, likewise, be viewed as 'one of those strange movies' and be shelved by the American public.
And what would that say about us? Filmed and already released in South Korea, Snowpiercer has taken other countries by storm, called a stellar sci-fi flick and worthy enough to show every minute. Cutting out twenty minutes of the juicy stuff for an "action-cut" really dumbs down the American audience. Only by the fierce opinion of the director is the film remaining full-length and untarnished. But at what cost? Will the U.S. only prove that they are so conditioned that they cannot appreciate a movie meant to reveal and not just entertain? Will Snowpiercer, a masterpiece rivaling 1984, be overlooked and beat to death by a bunch of dense cars/robots at the box office this weekend? One can hope it won't.


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Michelle Dockery looked breathtaking, like a classic English rose, thanks to celeb makeup artist Jordan Long, who created Michelle's Golden Globes look with Votre Vu products. Jordon and Michelle wanted to create a look that was classic old Hollywood glamour, so they kept it soft and feminine, but played with a little color to make a pop against the muted oyster shell tone of her Oscar de La Renta gown. For those who wish to get Michelle Dockery's beautiful, feminine, soft and stunning Golden Globes look for Valentine's day, be sure to follow Jordan Long's makeup tips using Votre Vu products.
First, Jordan prepped Michelle's skin with a warm washcloth to soften the skin and get the blood circulating. Then she used a tiny amount of Votre Vu's Attentive Crème du Jour all over Michelle's face and neck, as well as, a tiny bit of the Luxee Yeux Eye Beauty Balm around her eye contour.
After prepping the skin, and applying foundation and a bit of concealer, Jordan used a foundation brush to stipple on Vu-On Rouge in Ma Cherry. The creamy consistency was perfect to keep Michelle Dockery's skin glowing. Jordan likes using brushes because it's like painting and she can sheer out the color and build it up as much she wants to. It's a light touch, like a watercolor painting, so she can build up the color until it's just right! Per Jordan, using a brush or sponge on top of the foundation doesn't move around the foundation.
Then Jordan used a light dusting of powder on Michelle's t-zone and on her cheek to set the cheek color. She went back with a big blush brush and used the Beaute en Bronze in Monaco bronzer just on the forehead and the outside of the cheek bone. Then went back with the Vu-On Rouge and stippled on at the apple to give a bit more color to Michelle's cheeks.
Jordan then powdered Michelle's lids and used the dusty pink from Votre Vu's Palette in Play in Violette on her lids up into the crease with a domed eye shadow brush and rocked it back and forth to blend it out. Then went back in with the dark purple from the same palette and mixed the dusty pink and the purple to make a medium plum color. Jordan used a rocking motion to blend that in the outer corners with the same dome brush. Then, taking a small angled eyeshadow brush, brought the plum color underneath onto Michelle's lower lash line.
TIP: When you really want to blend in the eyelid and the crease, the rocking motion ensures that the color is blended really well. Jordan prefers applying in layers and building up the color, instead of using a lot of color all at once.
Using a smaller brush, Jordan pressed the pink/purple combo closer into Michelle's lash line for a more concentrated color and to create more depth. Jordan applied the Le Joli Crayon in Aubergine first, then went over it with Le Joli Crayon in Charbon along the upper lash line, smudged it out and went back with a smaller domed brush and used the dark purple eyeshadow and concentrated it on the outer lash line and brought it up a bit and blended. Then with another small domed brush, Jordan used the light vanilla shade from the Palette in Play in Copper and worked that in the inner corner of Michelle's eyes and underneath the brow. Next, with an angled brush, she lightly filled in Michelle's brows with the Arch de Triumphe in Dark Brown very lightly. After curling the lashes and applying a strip of false lashes and some individual ones, Jordan then applied three coats of Eiffel Power mascara on Michelle's upper and lower lash line.
For Michelle's lips, Jordan prepped them by applying a bit of concealer lightly all over and then dusted a tiny bit of powder. This neutralized everything for a nice base. Then, she applied lip liner over Michelle's entire lip and applied the French Kiss in Chloe on top. Jordan used a lip brush to apply this for extreme precision.
TIP: Jordan likes to use a brush when using bold colors because its more precise than applying from the tube. You can also layer and go from a stain to a really opaque lip instead of having to backtrack, especially when working with bright or intense lip colors. Jordan is a huge fan of layering, and also likes to layer cheek colors the same way.
Since Michelle wore a strapless dress at the 2014 Golden Globes, Jodan applied Votre Vu's Amour D'Ore multi-vitamin oil all over her décolleté and shoulders and down her arms for a subtle beautiful sheen.


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YOUNGSTOWN — Police continue to look for suspects, and the family is looking for answers in a double murder.
Grieving family members say the two young men found in a burning rental car near the Mahoning River on Tuesday were "inseparable" first cousins.
Jaron L. Roland, 20, of Fairmont Avenue, and Darry B. Woods-Burt Jr., 19, of the city's North Side, were found inside the burning car on West Avenue. Both men were bound with duct tape, and each had a bag placed over his head.
Tommiesina Johnson, an aunt to both men, said the family believes the murders were a "setup."
According to Johnson, Woods-Burt received a phone call before his death and left his North Side home to meet with a friend. A short time later, Roland realized his cousin had been gone longer than expected and drove away in the rental car to find him.
"That was the last we heard from either of them," said Johnson. "I can't put into words how my sister feels. Darry was her only son. You just can't put that into words. My other sister feels the same way. We are just trying to keep them comfortable."
Court and police records show that Roland had pleaded guilty to improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle and was sentenced to three years' probation in January 2008. Woods-Burt was sought by police in October 2008 in Youngstown for possession of drugs.
Regardless, the family is hoping to see whoever is responsible for their deaths brought to justice.
"We want to make sure the police are up to speed. There are two grieving mothers here with large families, and we don't want any retaliation. We just want them to catch whoever did this," said Johnson. "What is going on? Who is responsible for this."
Johnson said cell phones were missing from both men when their bodies were recovered — phones that still ring when called. She said the family is hoping police are able to track the signals from those phones before they are abandoned.
Johnson also said the men had recently befriended a man who has disappeared since the day of the murders. They are hoping police explore that particular friendship.
According to police, a 42-year-old Canfield man went to the area of the Mahoning River near West Avenue at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday to meet a friend and do some fishing. The man noticed a late-model car near the river but did not initially pay any close attention.
After about 15 minutes of sitting near the lake, the man noticed the car had flames coming from the driver's side door. The man, reports said, looked inside the car but did not see anything because of the smoke.
Youngstown firefighters responded at 6:52 p.m., and after extinguishing the fire, found the body of one of the cousins. The second man was found inside the car a short time later after police arrived.
another day in Y town. my prayers and heart goes out to the mothers of these 2 kids. yes i said kids. they really are and always will be our babies. drugs or no drugs this is heartless and cold. the person who did this WILL be caught i am sure. to make sure the family cannot even have an open coffin is ruthless. killing is bad enough but to mutilate a body is unforgivable. i am so sorry to the mothers of these 2 boys and hope justice comes soon. people talk , so i hope this is solved very soon . God Bless the Families!
My heart goes out to those two mothers.
i hope and pray they find out who done this;
God Bless those two mothers!!!!
who ever done this lock them up and threw away the key.
sorry to say it, but what comes around goes around. these thugs went out and did some dirt onto someone and it came back and bit them in the rear. these punks were on the fast track to nowhere. out selling dope gangbanging and playing with guns gets you no where. havent these thugs been taught that when they were boys? to all you mom,s out there its time to start teaching your sons and daughters before the streets do.


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Joshua Javon Johnson
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Height: 6-3 Weight: 198 lbs.
Throws: Right
Born: May 15, 1986 in Oakland, CA
High School: Oakland Tech
College: San Diego
Drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 5th round (160th overall) of the 2008 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 4 (9949th overall since 1950)
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March 24, 2014
The Southern Illinois University baseball team's road game against Murray State has been moved back a day and will now be played on Wednesday, March 26 at 3 p.m. The schedule change was made due to a more favorable weather forecast for Wednesday compared to Tuesday. The game will still be played at Murray State's Reagan Field.
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According to a July 20 report from the International Business Times, the long-awaited fight between Gina Carano and UFC bantamweight champ Ronda Rousey is likely to take place at UFC 181 in December. UFC 181, which goes down Dec. 6 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, doesn't yet have any official matches on the card, but UFC President Dana White hinted that Carano vs. Rousey could headline.
During this weekend's UFC Fight Night post-fight media scrum in Dublin, White said Carano would get a title shot against Rousey in December. He made sure to mention that Carano vs. Rousey would not be taking place on the UFC 182 card slated for Jan. 3 of the new year. White says he'll be meeting with Carano this week to try to hammer out a deal.
No word yet from Carano or the UFC on how much money the former Strikeforce star is looking for. To get her out of retirement, it's likely going to take a lot of cash. However, it will be worth it for the UFC to pay her whatever she's asking for. Let's face it: Carano vs. Rousey is the fight that fans want to see. Carano is still a superstar, even though she hasn't fought in five years.
As for Rousey, she's arguably the biggest star in the UFC today. Would Rousey vs. Carano be a squash match ending in the star judoka's favor? Probably, but Rousey doesn't have anyone else to fight against. Rousey's past two challengers -- Alexis Davis and Sara McMann -- lasted less than a round each. Carano can't do much worse than Davis and McMann, so the UFC might as well make the fight happen.
Since it's unlikely Carano will be able to last more than a round with the champ, the UFC would be smart to stack the main card with several other must-see fights. Just in case Rousey vs. Carano is a bust, the UFC could at least make up for it by having a few more decent fights on the UFC 181 main card. Carano hasn't yet confirmed if she plans to come back for more than one fight, or if she's just interested in a title fight against Rousey.
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Dear Thyroid received a letter from a 10-year-old patient with Graves' disease.
"Dear Ms. Katie,
Hello, I'm "K". I am 10 years old and have had Graves Disease since I was 7. Right now I am mad at my thyroid. I just had my blood work done 3 weeks ago and now my Pediatric Endocrinologist needs me to have it done again next week. It really sucks! I wish that I didn't have thyroid disease and I wish there was a cure. I don't like having a chubby belly. It makes me feel sad. I used to be skinny until they put me on meds to stop my thyroid from working. People don't understand about thyroid disease and when I get my bracelet I'm gonna tell everybody that we need to hope for a cure someday. Thank you for listening to me. I hope to talk to you soon. :-)< "K"
Graves' is a rare autoimmune disease affecting 13 million people, primarily women. When searching for statistics about Graves' disease in children, specifically; though none could be found, many articles about pediatric Graves' could:
• The rise of Graves' disease in children and early remission, written by Elaine Moore.
• The Management of Graves Disease in Children, with Special Emphasis on Radioiodine Treatment, from the Endocrine Society.
• With respect to testing, Mary Shomon has written a very thorough article about tests required for thyroid function.
If your child seems off, physically and or mentally, it could be thyroid related and it's important to have the aforementioned thyroid function tests as well as an ultrasound and possibly a nuclear scan of the thyroid.
Symptoms of thyroid diseases and thyroid cancers:
• Symptoms of hypothyroidism
• Symptoms of hyperthyroidism
• Symptoms of Hashimoto's
• Symptoms of Graves' disease
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The Heartbeat Band Debuts Chris' Club We finally wrapped up the details and will be performing on Friday night, September 16th, 2011 at Chris's Club on the border of Benicia and Vallejo. Heartbeat has rehearsed and put together a "SPECIAL" set just for the occasion. There will be lights, music, video, food, and we'll be
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In 2014 a lot of fans of metal or music in general think that bands do not care about their fans and never need nor want their help on projects or big events. Canadian metal band Kittie is proving this notion wrong by asking their fans to do just that. As the band approaches their twentieth anniversary they've decided to do something to commemorate it and they're asking the fans to help them on it. Kittie is planning a special book and DVD to be put out as a way to celebrate twenty years as a band and in order to help fund this quite pricy project they are asking the fans to help out. The band has started a campaign via the Indiegogo website where fans can help the band raise money for this project. Fans will be able to contribute to the fund as well as contribute for perks such as signed posters, rare items from past tours and even at one point a signed custom flying v guitar of Morgan Landers as well as a signed bass from the making of the "Oracle" album signed by current and past members Mercedes Lander, Morgan Lander, Talena Atfield, Fallon Bowman, Ivy Jenkins, Trish Doan, Tanya Chandler and Tara McCloud, and as expected both items sold out fast.
The band has always had a true connection with their fans and those fans have been loyal to the band over their long career. This project has brought together band members "who have been here two years or twenty" as quoted on their Facebook page and campaign's main page. The DVD and book project will tell the story of the band, some of their ups and downs and many other things fans will enjoy knowing. The DVD will have "personal footage, concerts and events over the past 20 years, to bring you the be all and end all of career-spanning Kittie documentaries" as noted on their Facebook page. This is a great opportunity to help a band that really enjoys their loyal fan base and can use a helping hand on a great project and idea. The fan base has already proved their loyalty by donating beyond the expected goal in a little over eight hours after the campaign started. The campaign is open active until April 28 so if you are a fan of the band or just good metal music in general give these hard rocking ladies a hand and get the project rolling. Please check out the official campaign page, the bands official Facebook page and their official Twitter page for any and all information on the campaign and band updates.


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College Hockey:Colgate Topples Army
WEST POINT, NY — Kyle Wilson registered a natural hat trick as Colgate scored the game's first six goals and went on to defeat Army, 6-1, Friday night in front of 1,524 spectators at Tate Rink at West Point.
Luke Flicek broke up Raiders' goalie Mark Dekanich's shutout bid, finishing off a beautifully executed power play opportunity with 33 seconds remaining in the third period. Aaron Anderson fed Casey Bickley at the point from the corner, and Bickley slid a touch pass down to Flicek, who was standing on the left post all alone. Army's leading scorer one-timed Bickley's pass into an open net as Dekanich hopelessly slid across the crease.
The tic-tac-toe goal was the Black Knights' third power play goal of the season and Flicek's first tally of the year. He extended his scoring streak to four straight games, pointing all of Army's contests this season.
Colgate (2-1-1) jumped on Army (0-3-0) early with three very fortunate goals in the first period. Jesse Winchester opened the scoring at 7:45 when his pass across the goal mouth deflected off an Army defenseman's skate and past goalie Brad Roberts. The Raiders tacked on two more markers off deflections before the period was out, leaving the Black Knights trailing 3-0.
"It was a strange night," Army head coach Brian Riley said. "They certainly got all the bounces in the first period. In the locker room (during the first intermission), we really felt it was not a 3-0 game.
"But, I thought we did some good things tonight. Our power play moved the puck well."
Wilson, who potted the Raiders' third goal of the opening frame, christened the second 20 minutes with two goals in 2:24 that pushed the visitors' lead to 5-0. Tyler Burton then piled on another just under three minutes later causing Riley to pull Roberts in favor of freshman A.J. Drago, making his collegiate debut.
Drago stopped 15 shots in 29:20 of action without allowing a goal the rest of the way. Roberts finished with just four saves on 10 Colgate shots.
"That was a nice confidence boost," Riley added. "To come off the bench down 6-0 and looking at Colgate on the other side was a tough situation."
The Black Knights finished 1-for-6 with the extra man, while the Raiders were 1-for-5. Dekanich went the distance in goal, making 21 saves to avenge a 3-2 setback to Army last October at Starr Rink.
Army travels to Troy, N.Y., Sunday for another non-league tilt against an ECACHL opponent when it takes on Rensselaer at 2 p.m. inside Houston Fieldhouse.
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Concentration: Philosophy
Certificates: Arabic Language & Culture and Near Eastern Studies
Study Abroad: Spring 2013 semester at Al Akhwayan Univeristy in Ifrane, Morocco.
I never expected to fall in love with philosophy. I came into Princeton thinking of being a Politics major. I took PHI203 (Intro. to Metaphysics and Epistemology) my freshman fall out of pure curiosity, since I had never formally learned any philosophy in high school. My professor, Gideon Rosen, was spectacular and encouraged me to take more classes in the department. I changed my mind about doing Politics after 203, and the icing on the cake was when I took PHI300 (Plato and His Predecessors) sophomore fall with Benjamin Morison. I concentrated early and have written one of my JPs, analyzing Plato's condemnation of poetry in his Republic under Professor Morison's advising.
I also am an avid language learner and have taken Russian, Arabic, and Portuguese at Princeton. I attended both the Princeton in Petersburg (2011) and Princeton in Brazil (2012), along with the ARANAS Arabic language program in Morocco (2012).
Favorite Classes: PHI203- Introduction to Metaphysics and Epistemology, PHI300- Plato and His Predecessors, NES362- Blood, Sex, Oil: The Caucasus, ARA307- Egyptian Colloquial Arabic, POL210- Political Theory
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I used to have 2 Gmail profiles set up in Outlook 2010. I initially had it set up using IMAP, but I deleted it (or so I thought), and re-set it up the old-fashioned way without IMAP. Then finally, I deleted the 2nd Gmail profile altogether. So now I only have ONE Gmail profile set up in Outlook 2010 and it works fine. The problem is that the original Gmail IMAP folder for the 2nd Gmail account is still in my list of folders when I use Outlook. I've already disabled IMAP via my Google Gmail account. But I am unable to delete the folder from Outlook 2010. I have checked in the account settings and it is NOT in my list of email profiles or the data files. Has anyone else had this problem?
My shot in the dark guess is that Outlook is probably looking at the old data file that was left behind from the old gmail account (.PST file extension).
Can you verify there is a PST file in this location correlating to your old account? Depending on the OS it may be located in a different location.
For Windows 7 it is
For Windows XP it is
More information about Outlook PST files can be found here.