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Jan Steinman <Jan@...>
Okay, one more #REDIRECT question... How about redirecting TO a Category: page? I read on Meta that you can do it by prefacing with a colon, but that it will only show the editable text. Does 1.5 (development) accomplish redirects to Category pages with all the included pages for the category? That would be very handy. For example, I have an Agriculture category, but no Agriculture page. I want the word "agriculture" to link to Good Stuff, but don't want to go to the trouble of fleshing out an Agriculture page at this time. It would be very convenient to #REDIRECT it off to [[:Category:Agriculture]] for the present. :::: "We need a revolution." :::: "Keep saying that, and we'll need a lawyer, assuming they let us have one." :::: Jan Steinman <http://www.Bytesmiths.com>

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Forbes has released its ranking of the world's highest paid DJs for 2013, with Calvin Harris (right) at the top, pulling in $46 million for the year.
At least Harris has some perspective on his success.
"The rise of dance music has been astronomical in the last three years," says Harris. "I happened to be in the right place at the right time." Continue reading


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Rightmove.co.uk has just released it's March House Price Index based on seller asking prices from mid-February 2012 to mid-March 2012.
After the strong positive increase in February of 4.1% from sellers, it is unsurprising to find that March HPI is down. However the average house asking price has still increased quite strongly at 1.6%, leaving the average price at £236,939 – against £233,252 from last month
The represents an increase :
However with the end of the stamp duty holiday there are concerns by Rightmove.co.uk that the strong start to 2012 will be stifled.
Not only do first time buyers lose this stamp duty exemption, but also the properties typical to first time buyers are rising faster that semis and detached houses
Further more the deposit requirements placed on first time buyers means that they now have to raise between £15,000 to £40,000 in deposit
The regional difference seen in London has meant all time highs and Kensington and Chelsea now has an average asking price of £2,000,120.


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Bank, Mechanical, Duro, Destination Moon
This commemorative Destination Moon mechanical bank was manufactured by Duro Mold & Manufacturing of Detroit, Michigan, based on a design patented in 1959. One of several space-themed banks produced by the company, the bank featured a Moon atop a rocket. A spring-loaded mechanism allowed the owner to fire coins into the Moon globe. The ring around the Moon celebrated the flights of the first American in space, Alan Shepard, and the first American orbital flight, made by John Glenn in 1962.
The label on the base from the Wichita State Bank of Wichita, Kansas shows how this bank would have been awarded as a premium for opening an account at a conventional bank.
This bank model also came in a non-commemorative version (without inscriptions on the ring around the Moon globe) in addition to serving as the basis for a different bank model produced by another company, R.M.S. Sales Corp., that replaced the Moon with a miniaturized Unisphere from the 1964 World's Fair.
Raymond Reines donated this bank to the Museum in 2011.
Gift of Raymond R. Reines. Dedicated to the Berzac Family, in honor of Team NASA.
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Manufacturer
- Duro Pattern & Mold Co.
- Date
- 1962
- Type
- Materials
- Metal, plastic, paint, paper.
- Dimensions
- Overall: 26.67 x 10.16 x 10.16cm (10 1/2in. x 4in. x 4in.)


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14mm centerless ground, case hardened, chromes piston rod.
Aluminum 1 piece rod guide seal.
46mm Bilstein racing piston.
Bilstein fade resistant high tempature racing oil.
"Short Body" seamless tube resevoir (on models with external resevoir).
Aeroquip 6 high pressure hose (on models with external resevoir).
Electroless nickel finish.
1/2 heim ends.
Racing Shock: No warranty.


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King Floyd
Born and raised in New Orleans, King Floyd grew up with a desire to one day become a great musical singer. After he was discharged from the army on November 1963, Floyd headed first to New York then to Los Angeles, recording his first song for Art Laboe's Original Sound label in 1965. Continuing a career in song writing, Floyd wrote by himself and with Dr. John. A multitude of artists used his songs due to their great potential for hits. Floyd then recorded a pop oriented album on the Mercury subsidiary Pulsar. Right before Floyd returned to New Orleans, he wrote Groove Me in September 1969.


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AT&T's Blackberry Bold 9900 to be launched "soon"
While T-Mobile USA is selling the BlackBerry Bold 9900 since August, AT&T has yet to announce an official launch date for the new Bold.
However, we now know that the 9900 is "coming soon" to AT&T – or at least that's what one of the carrier's Twitter accounts suggests here.
Most likely, AT&T will launch the Bold 9900 sometime next month, possibly for a bit more than $200 on contract (T-Mobile is offering the handset for $299).
The 9900 runs BlackBerry 7 OS, and was announced back in May together with its CDMA version (the 9930) as RIM's first Bold smartphone to feature a touchscreen display (2.8 inch, 640 x 480 pixels). Other features include a full QWERTY keyboard, HSPA+, Wi-Fi, GPS, NFC, 5MP rear camera with 720p video recording, 1.2GHz single-core processor, and 8GB of internal memory.


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President Barack Obama made a sad and relenting phone call Tuesday to Hamid Karzai to inform him of the decision that the U.S. would be leaving Afghanistan due to the absence of a long term security agreement, reported The New York Times on Wednesday.
The U.S. has been in Afghanistan since after 9/11 with NATO troops to keep out Taliban and Al Qaeda insurgents. So, why would the U.S. leave Afghanistan? It does not make sense to spill blood for 13 years and leave out the front door while your targeted enemy returns on Main street Kabul.
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel despite visits to Afghanistan and months of efforts has been unable to secure the bilateral security agreement, B.S.A. None of the leadership in the Pentagon or Washington has been able to accomplish this so that the Taliban and other insurgents would remain defeated.
The U.S. base at Bagram provides us with a drone base for security and stability for neighbors Pakistan and India. It was from a drone base in Afghanistan that the U.S. sent its Navy Seals to get Osama bin Laden. Without the drone base in Afghanistan it makes the U.S. look elsewhere for a base and the distance may be too far from Pakistan and India to provide quick intervention.
Karzai signed a regional pact with Iran last December 8 while Hagel visited U.S. troops in Afghanistan but would not meet with Hagel.
Karzai wants new leadership after the elections in April to deal with the issue. The President made it clear that the forces may be smaller in whatever residual forces would be available to Afghanistan.
The President was blunt in his comments it helps the Taliban gain strength. "It is having an effect on the enemy, and in some ways I think encourages them, and intelligence supports that," said General Dempsy in an interview with The Associated Press reported in today's The New York Times.
'Should we have a B.S.A. and a willing and committed partner in the Afghan government, a limited post-2014 mission focused on training, advising, and assisting Afghan forces and going after the remnants of core Al Qaeda could be in the interests of the United States and Afghanistan,' the White House said in a statement issued after the call.
Two issues of timing exist. First, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel began his meeting with NATO in Brussels today to discuss the logistics of the American troop reduction in Afghanistan and the shape of a potential postwar force with other NATO alliance partners.
Second, Karzai told Obama that his successor should sign the agreement. Candidates for the position have told the Obama administration that they would favor and sign a B.S.A. However, if there is not a clear winner in the election it could take months or runoff elections.
Kabul is already in a tenuous position fighting to maintain its grip and keep Taliban forces out. Analysts said that the administration viewed the release of 65 prisoners from prison in Afghanistan this month as a strain to the relations between the Obama administration and Karzai. The released prisoners had the blood of American Soldiers on their hands. Karzai responded to U.S. protests from the Obama administration that we should not be concerned with Afghan proceedings.
The question of how the U.S. will choose to position itself in the Central to South Asia. 'Making it about President Karzai is simply not the right thing to do,' said Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's former ambassador to the United States. 'President Obama needs to decide what's in America's interest, and whether America can continue to fight global terrorism without an effective military presence in the Central and South Asian Theater of war.'
To view more articles on relations of the U.S. and Afghanistan see the list below in Author's suggestions and the video atop this article with Jerry Seib of the WSJ on the events of the last two days with President Obama in the White House and Secretary of Defense, Chuck Hagel in Brussels at the Nato meeting.
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Hurricane Sandy comes to USH
USH in the News
Here is an article about USH in the recent edition of the Jewish Federation of North America's newsletter, Network News.
January 2013 Update
Thanks to the generosity of so many, we are happy to announce that the United Synagogue of Hoboken Sandy repair and remediation process is complete, and our Sandy Remediation Fund is now closed. However, so many people and institutions, in Hoboken, throughout the New York area, and throughout the Northeast, are still very much in need. Please see the links at the bottom of the page to donate to our partners.
Nov. 20, 2012
Photo is from the Rebuild Hoboken website (www.rebuildhoboken.org)
"Many waters cannot extinguish love, Nor can rivers drown it." (Song of Songs 8:7)
These past three weeks have been among the most troubling of my life, but also among the most exhilarating. I am posting here some updates about the impact of Hurricane Sandy on our community, the current state of the recovery in our community, and some practical suggestions for how we can help, whether we are in Hoboken or elsewhere around the world.
- 1. Impact on the synagogue building and communal activities: I am addressing the impact on our synagogue building first, not because it is the most important or drastic way that the storm affected our community, but simply because it is a convenient place to start. While our building suffered significant damage, we feel very fortunate that our programmatic spaces were not affected by flooding. The most seriously affected area, of course, was our basement, which was under 7 feet of water. After getting it pumped out after a couple of days of the storm, we removed all its contents (with the assistance of Nechama - a Jewish Response to Disaster, see below, together with a team of USH volunteers) and got the space professionally cleaned and remediated. The most significant losses were our one-year-old boiler and our hot water heater; as of this writing (November 19), we are still awaiting the boiler replacement. We had some emotional Shabbat services in our building just six days after the storm, with lights provided by generator power; many of us recited the Birkat ha-Gomel, the Blessing of Thanksgiving, recognizing that despite the catastrophe that we had experienced, individually and communally, things could have been even worse.
Within the following week, many of our synagogue activities resumed. Learning Center classes resumed in alternate locations (the Yifrakh/Sotto home, and the Hudson School) while our building was still without power. The 100 block of Park Avenue may have been the very last block in Hoboken to have its power restored; the power came on in the early afternoon on Friday November 9, and our electricians enabled power to be restored to our building just a few hours later. Even if they had not, however, we had assembled an impressive backup plan to power our building with generators for Shabbat services and Sebastian Haas's bar mitzvah. By two weeks after the storm, all our synagogue activities had resumed their regular schedule.
Numerous people played a role in getting us back up and running, including our "First Responders" (Steve Sperber, Rick Stempler, Jon Gellman, Rob and Julie Harari, Matt Meistrich, Barry Grossman, Mike Marcello); those who loaned their heaters and generators while our building and school were without power (Jon Gellman, Masha Golubchik, Carol Kaplan, Mitchell Levine and Cathy Cruz Levine, Ari and Anna Novosyolok, Valdi and Lauren Sapira, Martin and Tracy Schnabel, Erica Silbiger, Steve Sperber and Phannee Noiplai, Sharon Stern, David Swirnoff and Merry Firschein); those who helped empty out the basement of our building together with our custodial staff and volunteer group, Nechama Jewish Response to Disaster (Lauren Blumenfeld, Drew Moss, Marcia Orange, Robert Strell, Coby Strell and his friend, Hunter; Wendy Setzer, Dayna Sessa, Alan Welner; Adam Strosberg); those who repaired the emergency stairs and supply closet (Joe Epstein, Mark Glass, David Kalmus), those in our synagogue leadership who steered the process of the remediation of our building (Steve Sperber, Rick Stempler, Jim Weinstein, Myrna Kasser, Lauren Blumenfeld, Samantha Myers), and our USH staff (Rachelle Grossman, Grace Gurman-Chan, Marni Gold, and especially Facilities Manager Anita Belle, Office Manager Laura Forino, and Maintenance Staff Michaelson Alexis). We are also overcome with gratitude for the very generous donations, from our community and from around the world, that have come in to our Hurricane Sandy Remediation Fund to assist us in our recovery costs. (Donations received before the Shofar deadline will be listed in the December Shofar.)
- 2. Impact on our synagogue community: Within the first couple of days after the storm, we began an effort to check in with every member of USH to find out how people were doing, who had endured what damage, whose power was restored, who needed a place to stay, etc. We were horrified, but sadly unsurprised, to hear story after story of our members stranded in their homes, being evacuated by the National Guard, enduring damage to basements and storage areas, enduring the loss of cars, and in all too many cases, enduring the loss of living space. Even those who did not endure any damage to their property experienced a terrifying disaster. For those who did lose property, the crisis continues, and our communal attention now turns to them, to be as supportive as we are able.
Beyond the individual phone calls, we created an event on Thursday evening November 15, called the "Hurricane Hagomel Dinner and Community Meeting." This free dinner (through the generosity of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism) gave our community the chance to come together to commiserate about our experience, and for people in our community who had been maximally affected to consult with representatives from FEMA, Jewish Family Service, Jewish Federations of North America, and experts in the legal, insurance, and mental health implications of disasters like this one.
During those early days after the storm, many of us who are usually accustomed to being extremely self-sufficient found ourselves growing in comfort with asking others for help - for a place to stay, a place to charge devices and use wifi, a hot shower, or assistance with cleanup. For those who are feeling the continuing impact of the storm for weeks and months to come, please know that you do not need to endure this burden alone. One of our most important tasks as a community is to help you to learn about the various communal resources that are available to share your burden.
We're grateful to Myrna Kasser, Elissa Aaronson, Hope Koturo, Ken Schept, Cindy Altberger, Marni Kriegel, Louise Kurtz, Ariel Russo, and many others for reaching out to our members and planning the Hagomel Dinner. It could not have taken place without the support of United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism (and the support of Rabbi Paul Drazen, Jennifer Stofman, and Rabbi Eliseo Rozenwasser), Jewish Federations of North America (and Ed Finkel and Martin Greenberg of the Network of Independent Communities, and Steven Woolf, Senior Counsel, JFNA Disaster Relief), Jewish Family Service of Metrowest (and Executive Director Reuben Rotman, Jayne Sayovitz, and Lauren Hennion), Toni Moen of FEMA, Michael Blumenfeld, Jeremy Garlock, Rabbi Naomi Kalish, April Harris of the Hoboken Emergency Food Pantry, Jaclyn Cherubini of the Hoboken Shelter, Bill Driscoll Jr of Nechama, Rabbi Debby Hachen of Temple Beth El, and many others working behind the scenes.
- 3. How to help, #1: Volunteer Opportunities: Nechama - a Jewish Response to Disaster
The first few days after the storm, thousands upon thousands of volunteers worked around the clock in Hoboken, checking in on elderly and other vulnerable residents, delivering prescriptions, staffing phone emergency lines, delivering and distributing clothing, food, and other necessities, and beginning the long process of post-storm clean-up. Within a week of the storm, I had met volunteers from Texas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and other locations, who had all come to Hoboken to be with us in our time of need and to help us to heal.
Of all the organizations that provided volunteers on the ground in Hoboken, I want to single out one for special attention: a Minnesota-based organization called Nechama - a Jewish Response to Disaster. This organization, funded by the American Jewish community nationwide, organizes volunteers to clean up damaged properties whose owners (whether organizations or individuals) would have a hard time hiring someone to do that work. USH member Bette Birnbaum, a Nechama board member, immediately made a connection between Nechama and the City of Hoboken. Within just a couple of days after the storm, Nechama volunteers began the process of clearing debris from non-profit buildings in Hoboken such as Our Lady of Grace Church and the In Jesus' Name Food Pantry, the Hoboken Multi-Service Center, and the Boys and Girls Club. The Monday morning after the storm, the Nechama team coordinated our USH team of volunteers in clearing out the USH basement. Nechama was instrumental in clearing all polling locations in Hoboken so that elections could take place the week following the storm.
In the last couple of weeks, we have greeted volunteers from around the New York area who have arrived to Hoboken to volunteer with Nechama. On Friday November 9, the volunteers were a group of National Conference of Synagogue Youth high school students, who had been scheduled for a volunteer trip to New Orleans but changed their itinerary to spend the day in Hoboken instead. Other individuals and groups from synagogues, universities and schools, and Jewish communal organizations -- Jews and non-Jews - have come to volunteer with Nechama. We had the great honor to meet Nechama Executive Director Bill Driscoll Jr at our Hurricane Hagomel Dinner and Community Meeting to learn more about the organization's work. As the recovery effort progresses, they expect to leave Hoboken and spend more time in the very hard hit areas of Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, and the Jersey Shore.
When I am asked by people outside of the local area, "How can I help?" my first answer is: if you want to do some serious dirty-clothes volunteering, contact Nechama. You can sign up as a volunteer at www.nechama.org. After seeing the impact of Nechama on our community, there are many people from our synagogue who plan to volunteer with Nechama in other affected New York area locations. Nechama's capacity to help, and the number of volunteer sites they can work on simultaneously, is dependent on the donations they receive. What an extraordinary way to put Jewish values in action!
- 4. How to help #2: Tzedakah opportunities: Disaster Relief Organizations
Individuals and organizations will continue to have manifold needs long after Nechama concludes their hands-on clean-up work. The Disaster Relief Fund of Jewish Federations of North America (www.jfna.org) provides supplemental funding for the range of organizations that provide immediate and long-range disaster relief. In our area, much of this supplemental funding is going to the Jewish Family Service of Metrowest, and its parallel organizations in New York City and elsewhere in the New York area, because of the dramatically increased numbers of clients they are now serving, and the dramatically increased needs of those clients. The advice and assistance of Jewish Federations of North America, and especially of Ed Finkel, Northeast Region Director of the Network of Independent Communities, has been so valuable to our community during these difficult weeks.
The Disaster Relief Fund of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism also addresses important disaster relief needs, with a special focus on affected Conservative congregations. We are so grateful for the support of USCJ at this time of crisis in our congregation's history. We are also grateful that we can contribute to this fund to assist congregations that are significantly more affected than we are -- such as Temple Beth El of Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn, whose large building was flooded in this catastrophe.
The City of Hoboken, working with the Hoboken Rotary Club, has established the Rebuild Hoboken Fund
These are only a few of the appropriate destinations for storm-related tzedakah. I also encourage our community to consider the Hoboken Shelter; Emergency Food Pantry; Jubilee Center. These organizations have always been our close partners in the chesed work of our congregation with Hoboken's most vulnerable population -- and since the storm, their needs have only increased.
We read in the biblical book of Song of Songs, "Many waters cannot extinguish love; rivers cannot drown it." (8:7) Our city's streets, buildings, cars, and homes may have been flooded, but the love in our hearts has not been extinguished; it has grown. May we fulfill our commitments to those who have lost so much in this storm, not to leave them to suffer in loneliness. May we respond to this storm by redoubling our commitment to hesed, to acts of love and compassion and dedication to each other.
Nov. 7, 2012
A letter from Rabbi Robert Scheinberg
and James Weinstein
Dear Congregants,
We hope that you are gradually recovering from the disruption of Hurricane Sandy. Please know that we want to know about your situation at this challenging time so we can provide as much help and support as we can to those in our community who are in need.
More details will follow in another email shortly about the impact of Hurricane Sandy upon individuals in our synagogue community.
This update is about the impact of Hurricane Sandy on the synagogue building and its programs.
As was previously indicated, damage to the synagogue building was generally limited to the basement. Water entered the first floor of the synagogue only in the emergency stairwell and elevator shaft. The winds did damage the stone bench in the Meditation Garden, but this is the only reported damage outside of the basement and the emergency stairwell. .
However, the basement of the Star of Israel building experienced severe flooding, which impacts three areas: flood water remediation, power, and heat.
REMEDIATION: Thanks to USH volunteers and staff with the assistance of Nechama - a Jewish Response to Disaster Relief, the basement has been cleared out. By the end of the day tomorrow (Thursday), the basement and emergency stairwell will have been professionally remediated, and shortly thereafter we expect that an environmental monitoring company will have affirmed the safety of our entire facility.
POWER: As of Tuesday morning, our part of the 100 block of Park Avenue is the last remaining area without power in Hoboken. PSEG is working to repair or replace a blown transformer on our block. Even after power is restored to our block, however, power will not come on in the synagogue because our electric sub-panel was submerged in the flood. Electric repair work began yesterday, and we hope to have power restored to the synagogue (both the historic Star of Israel building and the newer Kaplan Family Learning Center building) within the next couple of days.
HEAT: Also submerged in the flooded basement was our boiler, newly installed last year, that provides heat to the Star of Israel building. The boiler was damaged beyond repair and has been removed and will be replaced, a process that we expect to be completed within the next two weeks. Once power is restored, we will be able to resume our regular synagogue activities (services and classes) with the assistance of space heaters, in the interim while the boiler is replaced. (The heating system in the Kaplan Family Learning Center building was not impacted by the hurricane, and we expect that it will be up and running as soon as we have power.)
TIMELINE: We hope to have power restored before the weekend. However, we are also preparing a contingency plan to use generators in the event that power is not restored to USH in time for Shabbat morning services on Saturday November 10 (including the bar mitzvah of Sebastian Haas).
Some Learning Center classes will resume on Wednesday and Thursday in alternate locations, and Learning Center families will receive more details soon.
The Kaplan Cooperative Preschool will resume as soon as we have power and are able to make appropriate provisions for heat. We are still evaluating when we can resume our other early childhood programs including Two's, Toddlers, and Baby Sing.
We expect the new boiler to be fully operational within two weeks.
Of course, this hurricane experience has taught us all about unpredictable outcomes, so there may need to be some adjustment to the dates listed above. We will keep you informed about any changes to this timeline.
HOW YOU CAN HELP: We encourage donations to these relief funds and organizations among others:
Jewish Federations of North America Disaster Relief
Fund Nechama - a Jewish Response to Disaster United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism Disaster
Relief Fund
HOW YOU CAN HELP: We encourage donations to these relief funds and organizations among others:
Jewish Federations of North America Disaster Relief Fund
Nechama - a Jewish Response to Disaster
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism Disaster Relief Fund
This crisis has taught us all a lot about the importance of community. So many of us relied on the hospitality or assistance of friends and family, or provided such hospitality or assistance. In the words of the Talmudic sage, gam zeh ya'avor - this difficulty, too, will pass, as we take steps to resume our normal activities in our families and in our congregation.
With our best wishes for a complete recovery,
Rabbi Robert Scheinberg
Jim Weinstein, President USH Board of Trustees
United Synagogue of Hoboken


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So if you want to share, what's the latest Kelly? Don't mean to pry, just curious. Hope you're doing well, all the best to ya :)
First of all if U are in God's hand just ask him first. Then if both of U are alone and need to have relation I will be good to be with again. Why not??????????
you really dont have to ask for advise. you should do what your heart tells you to do.Our heart some how knows the right path.
Details are important in any case, but what really matters is how healthy the relationship is for all involved. so long as there is no abuse of any kind, I'd say go for it, esspecially if you love him and even more so where the kids are involved...
... people need their children, just as much as their children need them.
Sweetie, you have a second chance, this time your eyes are wide open. And, people do change.
As you wrote this post-i think- you already know what you want. maybe you just too afraid:) but remember you never be happy if you won't, at least, try.


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The show Flip or Flop on HGTV got fans excited about the potential of making money in real estate. The show kicked off with a home in Los Angeles on Tuesday. As the couple bought their first foreclosed home in the area, Tarek and Christina realized their purchase might be a big overhaul project. According to Broadway World on Tuesday, this project was more than the couple originally thought it would be and it offered up a bit of a challenge.
The HGTV fans got to see that after the couple won the bid on the house, it was nothing like expected. Looking like a quick flip project, it became a flop when an overhaul was needed. Redoing the entire home, including original flooring, bathroom and kitchen work, there was plenty of drama (and money) to make the house ready for market.
The viewers of Flip or Flop on Tuesday night got to see the risk of home buying and selling on the first episode. It wasn't anything like most people imagined either. The two reality stars seemed to have a hands-on approach that was realistic and reminded everyone that work (and smarts) are required to flip any property, especially one that has unforeseen issues.
Fans of Flip of Flop has better be ready for a house selling ride on this series. According to the Flip or Flop Facebook page on Tuesday night after the show, the fun has only begun. There are 13 more weeks of brand new episodes ahead and that means more homes offering up interesting real Flip or Flop adventures.


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Starting with the first stars and ending with the profusion of life on Earth, Life: A Cosmic Story tells the 14-billion-year saga of how we came to be. It's a journey that takes audiences from a microscopic view inside a plant cell to the vastness of the universe with billions of galaxies swirling in space.
Few of the planetarium's 750,000 annual visitors realize the technological complexity behind such a show. The visualization team uses a dozen Quadro workstations to create and render each scene. A room full of humming servers uses another 12 GPUs to output video and interact with digital content in real-time--which gives the Morrison Planetarium team incredible power and flexibility.
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Life: A Cosmic Story is playing through the end of the year.
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James John Fahnhorst
Position: LB
Height: 6-4 Weight: 230 lbs.
Born: November 8, 1958 in St. Cloud, MN
High School: St. Cloud Technical
College: Minnesota (school history)
Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 4th round (92nd overall) of the 1982 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 24 (4153rd overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Keith Fahnhorst
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Android apps over $200 not accepted by Google; I Am Richer app costs that much, does nothing
Last week, paid apps begin to be sold via Google's Android Market, offering Android users a wider range of applications to choose from and bringing the Market closer to Apple's App Store (where both free and paid apps are available since the beginning).
Well, it didn't take long for a really expensive app to appear. It's called "I Am Richer" and costs $200 – much more than the regular $1 to $25 prices.
What does I Am Richer do? Nothing, actually. So it highly resembles the $1,000 I Am Rich app launched for iPhone back in the summer of 2008 and eventually banned by Apple.
The author of I Am Richer, Mike DG, has described the application as follows:
"Prove your wealth to others by running this app and showing them the mesmerizing glowing crystal. Only those with the wealth and sense can show the world their glowing crystal."
I find the description ridiculously funny, but, hey, some might like it and even buy the app.
Mike DG would have probably asked more for his work of art, but it looks like $200 is the highest price Google allows developers to charge for their apps. And that's a good thing, I guess.
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The hermetically sealed compartment had the equipment mounted in cruciform bays, with the chemical batteries protecting the radio and guidance equipment mounted at the center. Unlike other spacecraft using this bus, The spacecraft was used on suborbital 'altitude sounder' missions and was equipped with an active orientation system.
Gross mass: 1,000 kg (2,200 lb).
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text: A dear man, departed from us, Russell Lee Joder, 77, of Fort Collins passed away on February 6, 2007. Russell was born in Alliance, NE on October 27, 1929. He attended Gering High School in Gering, NE and graduated high school in 1970 from Fort Collins High School. Russell was in the United States Army. He completed his training at Ft. Knox, KY and Signal School at Ft. Monmouth, NJ. He was enlisted September 3, 1948 through June 27, 1952. He was part of the Victor Company Division, the 501 Signal Service Battalion, and the 7th Signal Service Battalion serving in Italy, France and Germany. He received a letter of commendation for services performed.He married Beth Shotwell in Gering, NE in 1953 and lived there for one year. Then, for a brief period, they moved to a ranch where Russ worked. He then spent 10 years in Sidney, NE. working in construction, as a meter reader for the city and as a fireman. He received the Nebraska State Outstanding Young Fireman Award in 1962. After moving to Fort Collins in June of 1964, he worked as a carpenter for Jean Thompson Construction, Leo Noah of Luxel Homes, Rex Anderson Construction and Homes by Holz.He was the president of the Remington/Tavelli Elementary PTO. He had a long association with the Boy Scouts of America culminating in being the Pack Master of Pack #197. The church was an integral part of his life. He was involved with missions, sang with the church choir for over 20 years and served as both a deacon and an elder.Russ, you will be missed as a husband, dad, grandpa and friend. Your heart was always big enough for everyone. You're with Jesus now singing and dancing and we look forward to being reunited one day when we can rejoice together. We love you.He is survived by his wife, Beth and his daughters, Becky and husband Brian Collins of Parker, CO., Dawn and husband Rick Needles of Hemet, CA., LeAnn and husband Tom Haverty of Bellvue, CO., Ruth and husband Denny Rowedder of Parker, CO., Ellen and husband David Swieter of Keenesburg, CO. His sons Jerry and wife Debbie Johnston of Albuquerque, NM., David and wife Chris Joder of Fort Collins, CO., and John and wife Carmen Joder of Sand Creek, CO. Also, by his brothers Joe Joder of Clovis, CA and Tom Joder of Gering, NE. and his sisters Marjorie Olsen of Tinton Falls, NJ. and Louise Betz of Gering, NE. Grandchildren Eric Murphy, Jennifer and Kimberly Johnston, Charlie and Andy Needles, Joel and Greg Schlauer, Meghan, Emily and Sarah Joder, Wesley and Benjamin Swieter, Jamie Smith and Ashley Joder. He is also survived by 3 great-grandchildren.He was preceded in death by his parents, Ward and Ruth Joder.A funeral service is scheduled for Saturday, February 10, 2007, at 10:30 am at the Christ Center Community Church, 2700 S. Lemay Ave., Fort Collins. There will be a public viewing on Friday, February 9th at Allnutt Drake Chapel from 5 pm to 7 pm. Memorial contributions may be made to the Parkinson's Support Group and the Christ Center Community Church Outreach Center, or to the Pulmonary Rehab Center at Poudre Valley Hospital in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 650 W. Drake Rd., Fort Collins, CO. 80526.


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Familiarize your class with the wide variety of events in the 2014 Sochi Olympic Winter Games. After brainstorming different sports represented in the Winter Olympics, break the class into small groups and assign them specific events to...
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Good introductory paragraphs hook the reader's attention, explain the purpose of the paper, express the writer's opinion about the topic, and indicate the main arguments that the writer will use to support the opinion. Follow the script...
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The Power of the Written Word-The Diary of Anne Frank Research Project
Eighth graders research famous or infamous men who had great power over others during World War II using four types of sources of information: books, encyclopedias, newspaper or magazine articles, and the World Wide Web.
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Getting acquainted with a librarian and the research process
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Cast: Lanny Barby, Shayna, Lena Ramon, Buster Good, Ben English, Rick Masters, Scott Lyons, Kat (I)
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Assault My Ass 3 does have Lanny Barby on the box cover and it will likely get a good visibility boost as a result. But the four one-on-one anal scenes on this DVD are mostly run of the mill.
Things get pretty interesting when Lena Ramon is put in piledriver and Rick Masters stuffs the thick end of a baseball bat into her pussy. And a newcomer named Shayna is sexy in the opener. But that's about as far as this title goes. Even Lanny Barby's scene with Ben English lacks enthusiasm.


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On Sunday, the IDF sent a preliminary assessment team of five officers, "experts in the fields of search, rescue, and medicine," to assist the Philippines after the recent typhoon struck. The typhoon is believed to have killed as many as 10,000 people since it hit Friday.
The Israeli team set out "to closely form a situation assessment and infrastructure evaluation that would determine the best rapid response the IDF could offer to the Government of the Philippines," the military said in a statement.
Israeli aid delegation, IsraAID, will also send a team later this week to assist with local NGOs and UN Agencies that have been affected by the typhoon.
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The Social Work Program participates in a variety of activities on campus, especially those that advocate for oppressed populations.
Take Back the Night Rally - This is an organized event traditionally sponsored by WISE, Inc. to raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual abuse. The Mecosta County rally that is held on campus is the largest one of the surrounding areas.
Day of Silence - This event is sponsored by the LGBT population on campus. Participants spend the day not speaking at all, raising awareness for the silence the alternative lifestyles have to endure.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - Numerous Martin Luther King, Jr. Day activities occur every year. The activities usually last for the whole week of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and vary in thought-provoking presentations, raising awareness for minority groups.
Phi Alpha - Social Work National Honor Society
There are over 250 chapters across the country. For more information, or to join the Ferris chapter, please contact Mike Berghoef or click the link below.
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The largest membership organization of professional social workers in the world, with over 142,000 members. NASW works to enhance the professional growth and development of its members, to create and maintain professional standards, and to advance sound social policies.
Baccalaureate Social Work Education Program Directors, Inc. (BPD)
This is an association of BSW Program Administrators, Faculty, Field Directors, and others dedicated to the promotion of excellence in baccalaureate social work education. The annual conference is an excellent opportunity for student presentations in front of faculty.
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The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• June 14, Kenneth Armstrong, 49, Bell, two out of county warrants. ROR.
• June 14, Henry Hilton Cannon, 39, Bronson, touch or strike. Bond $1,500.
• June 14, William Edward Carter Jr., 42, Williston, touch or strike. Bond $15,000.
• June 15, Michael William Chambless, 42, Gainesville, operating motorcycle with no DL, DWLS. Bond $12,000.
• June 7, Matthew Duane Blair, 21, Williston, VOP.
• June 10, Edward T. Bracewell, 25, Orlando, out of county warrant.
• June 7, Marques Devon Burgess, 36, Ft. Pierce, out of county warrant.
• June 10, Devin Colson, 22, Williston, disorderly intoxication in a public place, with violence. Bond $26,000.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
•May 30, Brandon Ley Avera, 32, Melbourne, battery. Bond $5,000.
•June 1, Vincent L. Baker, 19, Crystal River, VOP. No bond.
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The Levy County Drug Task Force and Levy County Sheriff's Office investigators wrapped up an investigation into a methamphetamine lab that started shortly after deputies responded Feb. 22 to a call about a child's death at 755 Pennsylvania Ave, in Bronson.
A Levy County jury has unanimously decided the Chiefland Citizen did not damage Andy Dennis Andrews' name, reputation and businesses in a 2007 editorial calling for fair, clean city elections, and a series of stories about a state investigation into 11 voters' right to vote in Chiefland elections.
•May 13, Shannon April Brown, 38, Old Town, VOP. No bond.
•May 9, Mia Michele Collins, 20, Williston, petit theft. Bond $500.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
•April 30, Carl Appling, 19, Gainesville, operate motor vehicle W/O valid driver's license.
•April 15, Erica Allen, 38, Tampa, two counts non support of children or spouse. Bond $2,970.
The Levy County Sheriff's office reports the following arrests:
April 6, Carlos Alonzo Allen, 43, Bronson, FTA. Bond $2,000.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office Reports the following arrests:
•March 28, Jerome Brown, 64, Williston, battery. Bond $2,000.
•April 2, Jeffrey Brian Cooper, 32, Bronson, non support of children or spouse. Bond $2,000.
•April 1, Contrail Antonio Davis, 22, Archer, selling cocaine within 1,000 feet of designated area, possession of cocaine W/ intent to sell. Bond $70,000.
•March 30, Christopher Derosa, 55, Williston, battery. Bond $5,000.
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Goebel, Smith Lead Cross Country Teams At Pre-Nationals
Oct. 19, 2002
Terre Haute, Ind. - University of Illinois at Chicago head cross country coach Jim Knoedel decided to take his top runners to the Pre-National competition at Indiana State and send his less-seasoned athletes to the UW-Parkside Invitational for further experience on Saturday afternoon.
Both contingents competed well, as Jenni Goebel and Danny Smith were the stars of the afternoon leading the way for the Flames.
Only one team was filled for UIC, as the men put together five competitors for team score of 570, good for 21st-place in the 25-team competition at Parkside.
At the Pre-National competition, in one of the most competitive fields in all of collegiate cross country, the six UIC runners made their presence felt in Terre Haute.
Junior Jenni Goebel continued to raise her stock, as she placed ninth in the open race at Pre-Nats. Goebel covered the 6K course in a swift 21:36 to lead the Flames.
Sophomore Lizet Diaz ran well finishing in 56th-place with a solid time of 22:38.
Fellow second-year athlete Sara Jeffers also turned in a good race placing 63rd in 22:44.
On the men's side of the competition, senior Danny Smith grabbed 44th-place in an impressive time of 25:52 to lead the men's corps in Indiana.
Joe Marren (26:33) and Rich Daubert (26:38) also competed in solid fashion taking 125th and 130th, respectively.
At Parkside, Tristan Roche led the Flames' men with an 89th-place finish in 27:16.
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What are your thoughts on circumcision?
I'm a mom to 3 kids- 2 of whom are boys and we circumcised. To be honest, it wasn't really a question for us of whether to circumcise or not. Or rather we didn't really consider why we shouldn't circumcise. The reason I ask is because my brother has decided not to circumcise his son. This was pretty upsetting to my parents...they kept talking about the health benefits. I had read in a lot of parenting books that there really were no concrete health benefits to it, but then they insisted that if he wanted to do it later when he was older it would be even more painful and traumatic. Apparently, my grandfather wasn't circumcised until he was thirteen and it was a very traumatic and painful experience. I found a great website that addresses this issue- www.opposingviews.com/questions/should-boys-be-circumcised. There's a really great debate from both sides...anyone's thoughts or experiences with this?
We decided not to circumcise, although it was a tough decision. But I am very happy with our choice not to. There's really no medical reason to do it, plus why put your baby through that pain and trauma? Only about 50% of baby boys in the US are circumcised now, so there's not a big social factor. They'll be in good company whatever you decide to do.
Our son was premature and very small -- too small to do a circumcision at birth, which is what we had planned originally. We had to wait a month or two and then make an appointment with a pediatric surgeon. Well, since we had the time to wait and think about it some more we decided not to go ahead with it. Why cut something off that our son was born with that was perfectly healthy? Why inflict that trauma on him? In my opinion the only pro to circumcision is that a circumcised man may be less likely to contract some sexually transmitted diseases. But I don't think that's a reason to do it. You should practice safe sex to avoid sexually transmitted diseases, not expect that a circumcision will keep you safe.
We decided to circumcise both our boys. We never thought otherwise. I always heard it's easier to keep the area clean if you're circumcised, and it's also less likely to get infected. I have to say that the drs that performed the circumcision on our boys cld've done a better job. However, at this point, we wldn't put them through another surgery even if they're given anesthesia.
My son got it done. I didn't want to do it, but my husband did because he is also circumcised. With the views with them in pain, I didn't notice anything that showed me hat he was in pain. IN Fact. He was Better than before he got it done. He wasn't colicky like he use to be, He slept more and even ate more than before. I'm not saying you should do it and I'm not saying you shouldn't. But that's my opinion.
My husband is circumcised and my son is not. Basically I feel that it is genital mutilation and an archaic practice. It may be common practice in our society but female genital mutilation is common in other places around the world. How can we say our practice is okay but their's is barbaric. There are in fact many nurses who have signed a letter of consciencious objection. Something to think about.


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Bruce Norris Movies and Career Information
Feb 19, 1924
Bruce Arthur Norris (February 19, 1924 – January 1, 1986) was owner of the Detroit Red Wings from 1955 to 1982, and was also chairman of the National Hockey League's Board of Governors. He was the son of James E. Norris and half-brother of James D. Norris. Members of the Norris family owned the Red Wings for almost fifty years before selling the franchise to Mike Ilitch in 1982. In his first year as sole owner of the team, the Red Wings won the Stanley Cup in 1955. Norris was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1969, joining his father and brother. Bruce Norris served as an Ensign with the United States Navy in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Bruce Norris married Naoma Donnelley on June 28, 1947. The couple divorced in 1949. He remarried in 1958 to Patricia Anne Shephard. That marriage ended in divorce and in 1967 he married the former Mrs. Armene Lamson Clark of Seattle. They divorced in 1970. In 1957, Mr. Norris ordered the trade of Ted Lindsay from the Red Wings to Chicago because of Mr. Lindsay's efforts to form the National Hockey League Players Association. His role in the union-busting efforts are dramatized in the TV movie, Net Worth. In 1976, Bruce Norris
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The WAC A, also called the WAC-Corporal, was developed as the 'little sister' of the Corporal military rocket by the California Institute of Technology GALCIT group. The propellants were hypergolic and the rocket was fin stabilized during ascent after exiting a 30-m high, three-rail launch tower. In order to test the tower launch concept and aerodynamic design, GALCIT fired 24 small Private A small solid-propellant rocket in December 1944.
Initial tests using a 1/5 scale 'Baby Wac' began in July 1945. Further basic airframe and control tests began on 26 September 1945, using a Tiny Tim solid rocket booster (the Tiny Tim, a US Navy air-to-surface rocket, used a standard oil drill casing into which solid propellant was poured). Finally on 11 October 1945 the first 'all-up' WAC Corporal was launched. The WAC Corporal was boosted up its launch tower by a Tiny Tim booster, which burned for 0.6 seconds. The main engine, powered by hypergolic aniline+furfuryl alcohol / RNNA propellants, burned for a total of 47 seconds. The rocket would burn out at 24 km altitude, then coast up to 70 km. The rocket was equipped with a recovery parachute and could be refueled and reused.
The original of the name WAC is obscure. A series of rockets Private - Corporal - Sergeant were planned for the Army. Perhaps using the Women's Air Corps designation was considered in line with the other family names. Others state it was an abbreviation for "Without Attitude Control".
The first production run of WAC A's was followed by the WAC B. This had lighter engines and structure and an improved telemetry unit.
Failures: 3. Success Rate: 88.00%. First Fail Date: 1945-09-27. Last Fail Date: 1947-02-18. Launch data is: complete. Boost Propulsion: Solid. Cruise Thrust: 66 N (15 lbf). Cruise Thrust: 6.70 kgf. Cruise engine: WAC-Corporal.
AKA: Wac Corporal; RTV-G-1.
Status: Retired 1949.
Gross mass: 658 kg (1,450 lb).
Height: 7.34 m (24.08 ft).
Diameter: 0.31 m (1.00 ft).
Span: 1.32 m (4.33 ft).
Thrust: 2.15 kN (483 lbf).
Apogee: 75 km (46 mi).
First Launch: 1945.09.27.
Last Launch: 1946.05.22.
Number: 5 .


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All-America candidate ... Named Preseason First-Team All Conference USA by league coaches (2012) and by College Sports Madness ... Lone starter returning from 2011 weekend rotation ... One of four left-handers on the staff ... Expected to return to the weekend rotation as the No. 1 or No. 2 starter ... Four-pitch guy that will pound the strike zone ... Very durable and tough mentally ... Fields his position well ... 2011: Earned Second-Team All-Conference USA honors after going 7-3 with a 2.26 ERA ... Also picked up All C-USA honors from College Baseball Daily (First-Team) and SEBaseball.com (Second-Team) ... Started 11 of 19 games ... Allowed 33 runs (23 earned) on 78 hits with 63 strikeouts and 27 walks in 91.2 innings ... Combined on three shutouts (Elon, Rutgers and YSU) ... Tossed second career complete game against No. 21 Rice (Apr. 10) ... Earned C-USA Pitcher-of-the-Week and College Baseball Foundation National All-Star Team honors (Mar. 21) after appearing in a pair of games where he struck out 18 in 12.2 innings surrendering one run (unearned) on five hits ... Against Elon (Mar. 15) worked 5.2 innings of relief with six strikeouts and one run in a 4-3 extra inning victory ... In his next outing against Rutgers (Mar. 20) struck out a career-best 12 batters in 7.0 shutout innings where he faced one over the minimum (22 batters) ... Fanned at least one hitter in all seven innings and had two punch outs in four of seven frames ... Third on the team with five quality starts ... Ranked 54th nationally with a 2.26 ERA ... ECU posted an 8-3 record during his 11 starts ... Boasted an 0.82 ERA with 17 strikeouts in 22.0 innings in relief ... Picked off a team and C-USA best nine runners ... Turned lone double play at Campbell (Mar. 8) ... Posted a sub 1.70 ERA when working the first (0.82), third (1.50), fourth (1.46), seventh (1.69), eighth (0.00) and 10th or later (0.00) innings ... Ranked among the league leaders (all games) in ERA (third), earned runs (fourth), innings pitched (seventh), wins (t-7th) and opposing batting average (eighth) ... Appeared in a pair of post-season games posting a 1-0 record with 2.16 ERA ... Allowed four runs (two earned) on nine hits with six strikeouts and four walks ... Started seven games in league play going 2-3 with a 3.54 ERA with 24 strikeouts, 15 walks in 48.1 innings ... Worked into the sixth inning nine times and seventh or later in six outings ... Fanned five or more batters six times ... Did not allow a run in six appearances ... 2011 Summer: Played alongside battery mate Zach Wright for the Bourne Braves in the Cape Code Baseball League (CCBL) ... Appeared in eight games (seven starts) posting a 1-2 ledger ... Allowed 21 runs (17 earned) on 45 hits ... Struck out 30 and walked six in 36.1 innings posting a 4.21 ERA ... Made one appearance in post-season play ... During regular season play sported a 3.24 ERA ... Fanned five or more batters three times with a season-high seven against Orleans Firebirds.
2010: Started 13 of 19 games posting a 3-7 record ... Allowed 55 runs (44 earned) on 73 hits in 76.0 innings with a 5.21 ERA ... Fanned 69 while walking 33 ... Tossed first career complete game against Memphis (Apr. 11) with a career-best 11 strikeouts earning him C-USA Pitcher-of-the-Week honors ... Against the Tigers he allowed two runs (one earned) on four hits with no walks ... Retired 19 of the last 20 batters he faced and from the third inning on fanned seven and retired the side in five-straight frames ... Three-time ECU Player-of-the-Game following wins against No. 2 Virginia, N.C. Central and Memphis ... Recorded seven quality starts, which tied Zach Woods for second-most on the pitching staff ... In his first start of the season picked up the win against No. 2 Virginia (Feb. 20) allowing one run on five hits with four strikeouts and three walks in 6.2 innings ... Worked into the sixth inning eight times and seventh five times ... Did not allow run in 4 of 6 relief outings ... Fanned two or more batters 10 times ... Longest relief stint was 3.0 innings against Houston (May 22) ... Suffered losses against Pepperdine, Monmouth, UNC Wilmington, Tulane, Rice, Marshall and UCF ... Made 10 appearances (seven starts) in league play with a 6.99 ERA, 31 strikeouts and 18 walks ... Did not allow an inherited runner to score (0-for-7) ... Made one appearance in post-season play tossing a scoreless inning of relief against Memphis (5/28) ... Against nationally-ranked opponents, tallied a 1-1 record with a 4.96 ERA and 10 strikeouts ... 2010 Summer: Returned for his second tour of duty for the Hyannis Harbor Hawks of the Cape Cod Baseball League ... Posted a 1-4 record in six appearances (five starts) with a 3.62 ERA, 25 strikeouts and six walks in 32.1 innings.
2009: Named Freshman All-America by Louisville Slugger and Ping!Baseball (Third Team) ... Also picked up Conference USA All-Freshman Team and NCAA Greenville Regional All Tournament honors ... Appeared in 28 games logging six starts and posting a 9-2 record ... Finished rookie campaign with a 3.64 ERA and 72 strikeouts, while walking just 24 batters in 81.2 innings ... Named C-USA Pitcher-of-the-Week and to the College Baseball Foundation National All- Star Lineup after leading the Pirates to a 4-0 shutout win over then No. 1 North Carolina inside Clark-LeClair Stadium (Apr. 22), where he worked 8.1 innings and fanned a then career-best 10 batters ... From Apr. 12 to May 10 did not allow a run, a span of 23.2 scoreless innings where he fanned 18, walked nine and surrendered 14 hits ... In first collegiate outing, worked 6.1 scoreless innings against No. 11 Oklahoma State where he struck out seven and walked one in a relief role picking up his first collegiate win, 14-7 ... Followed that with a three-inning relief appearance against Le Moyne for his second win ... Picked up two more victories in back-to back relief outings (UCLA/5.0 IP and UCF/5.1 IP) ... Also notched wins against N.C. State, Houston, UCF (C-USA Tournament) and South Carolina ... Against in-state rivals UNC Wilmington, N.C. State and North Carolina, allowed just two runs (both earned) on 11 hits with 21 strikeouts in 19.1 innings ... Ranked second on the team with nine victories ... Worked into the fifth inning four times as a starter ... Longest relief stint was 6.1 innings twice (Oklahoma State, Houston) ... Combined on a team-best three shutouts (UNCW, N.C. State and North Carolina) ... Did not allow a run in 15 of 28 appearances, including a pair of starts ... Six of 22 bullpen appearances were 3.0 innings or longer ... Fanned two or more hitters in a game 16 times and four or more 10 times ... Did not issue a walk in 12 appearances ... Suffered losses against Marshall and North Carolina ... With ECU's season on the brink in the NCAA Greenville Regional, took the mound against South Carolina (May 31) in an elimination game working 8.1 innings, allowing four runs (all earned) on nine hits with four strikeouts in the Pirates 8-6 win ... Made 12 appearances (two starts) in league play posting a 5.34 ERA with 26 strikeouts and seven walks ... Ranked among the league leaders (all games) in runners picked off (t-1st), wins (2nd), ERA (4th), opposing BA (4th), Ks looking (5th), appearances (t-7th) and IP (9th) ... Appeared in four post-season games (two starts) with a 2-1 record ... Did not allow a run when working the first inning of a start ... Posted a 1.59 ERA in the sixth inning (11.1 IP) ... Against nationally-ranked opponents, led the squad with a 2.12 ERA, a 3-1 record and 34 strikeouts ... 2009 Summer: Played in the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League (CCBL) for the Hyannis Mets alongside fellow Pirates Dustin Harrington and Trent Whitehead, where he posted a 1-2 record in 11 games (six starts) ... Allowed 19 runs (17 earned) on 35 hits in 39.0 innings ... Struck out 32 and walked 21 (two intentional) with a 3.92 ERA ... Opposing batters hit .247 against him.
Fuquay Varina High School: Two-time all conference selection for head coach Milton Senter at Fuquay Varina ... Helped the Bengals to a 23-3 overall record as a senior ... Earned five letters (baseball/3, football/2) ... Named 4-A Player of-the-Year as a senior by the N.C. Baseball Coaches Association ... Also named Tri-8 Conference Player-of-the-Year after posting a 4-2 overall record on the mound with 87 strikeouts and a 1.21 ERA ... At the plate, set three single-season team records with 48 hits, 40 RBIs and a .533 batting average ... Guided the Bengals to the Tri-8 Conference title as a sophomore ... Member of the Tri-8 Conference All-Academic Team ... Listed as the 28th best prospect by Impact Baseball ... Played fall baseball for the Carolina Cubs under coach Ricky Keith ... Personal: Full name is Kevin Clark Brandt ... Born November 24, 1989 in Raleigh, N.C. ... Son of Dennis and Ellen Brandt ... Majoring in recreation and park management.
CAREER HIGHS - innings pitched: 9.0 (twice, last vs. Rice 4/10/11); strikeouts: 12 vs. Rutgers(3/20/11); walks: 5 vs. Southern Miss (5/9/10); hits: 9 vs. South Carolina (5/31/09); runs: 8 vs. Tulane (4/2/10); earned runs: 7 vs. UAB-2 (4/4/09).


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Waffles makers are counted among widely preferred kitchen appliance across the globe. Nowadays, waffles are common due to the reason that it can be made very conveniently. So, are used easily for making a delicious breakfast or dessert. The original meaning of raffles is a snack that is made using iron plate. However, the most leading manufacturer on the planet is Cuisinart griddler Waffle plates.
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Attorney General Mark Herring visited Skyline Middle School Tuesday morning to respond to letters several students wrote to him.
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"These are of concern to adults and young people alike," Herring said.
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Los Angeles - Backed by five runs in the first two innings, senior Tyson Brummett (5-4) led the UCLA baseball team past Washington, 6-5, Thursday evening at Jackie Robinson Stadium. Brummett struck out six, walking just one, in 8 1/3 innings and junior Brant Rustich ended a ninth-inning Huskie rally to earn his fifth save.
The Bruins extended their win streak to a season-high six games and have started Pac-10 play with a 4-0 mark for the first time since 1979. Right fielder Gabe Cohen and designated hitter Cody Decker continued their torrid hitting, as each Bruin blasted a home run in the first inning. Cohen finished the evening 2-for-3 at the plate with one run, one RBI and one walk. Shortstop Brandon Crawford scored three runs, posting a 1-for-2 effort with his fifth home run and two walks.
UCLA (14-14, 4-0 Pac-10) used home runs by Cohen and Decker in the first inning to take a 3-0 lead. With shortstop Brandon Crawford aboard, Decker blasted his fourth home run in the last three games (team-leading sixth round-tripper). Right fielder Cohen followed with a solo home run to left.
With his first-inning home run, Cohen increased his hitting streak to a career-best 10 games. Crawford began the 2007 campaign with a 10-game hitting streak, and Cohen will have a chance to best that mark Friday evening.
The Huskies (15-12, 4-3 Pac-10) cut UCLA's lead to 3-1 in the top of the second when designated hitter Joey Linn advanced from third base on a balk by Brummett.
The Bruins added to their lead in the second inning when Crawford connected for a two-run home run to straight-away center field. Catcher Ryan Babineau scored on Crawford's blast after being hit by a pitch. UCLA scored one run in the bottom of the sixth on a groundout by Cody Decker and subsequent throwing error by Washington first baseman Curt Rindal, allowing Crawford to score after advancing to third.
Washington scored on a ground ball up the middle in the sixth inning by catcher Joey Dunn, allowing third baseman Matt Hague to score and reduce the Bruin advantage to 6-2. The Huskies tagged Brummett for three runs off three hits in the ninth inning before Brant Rustich nailed down victory for UCLA by inducing a fly out to left and a groundout.
Huskie left-hander Nick Haughian allowed five runs off three hits in 1.2 innings as the Washington's starter. Haughian issued one walk and hit four batters. Right-hander Jason Erickson limited the Bruins to one run off one hit in 6.1 innings of relief. Erickson struck out three batters without issuing a walk.
UCLA and Washington continue their three-game series Friday at 6 p.m. The Bruins will send left-hander Tim Murphy to the mound, and the Huskies will counter with right-hander Jorden Merry.
Game Notes: Tyson Brummett pitched into the ninth inning for the fourth time this season - the right-hander from Salem, Utah, has thrown three complete games, including last Friday night at Stanford...Brant Rustich needed just 10 pitches (six for strikes) in the ninth inning to nail down his fifth save...the Bruins' six-game win streak marks the longest such string of victories in the John Savage era - UCLA last won six in a row in 2004, when the Bruins reeled off seven-consecutive wins (Feb. 24 - March 5)...Friday's game marked the halfway point of UCLA's regular-season; the Bruins have played 28 of 56 games.