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The 2012 Preaching Survey of the Year's Best Books for Preachers
By R. Albert Mohler Jr.
Friday, February 15, 2013
Preachers need books as camels need water. The preacher knows the experience of needing a particular book at a particular time in order to prepare a message; other than friends and family, books are often the preacher's closest companions."When I want a book, it is as a tiger wants a sheep," said Oliver Wendell Holmes. "I must have it with one spring, and, if I miss it, go away defeated and hungry."The 2012 publishing year was productive for preachers, and the preacher looking for books need not go away hungry. The following is a review of some of the more interesting and important titles of the past publishing year.Biblical Studies/Commentaries
Above all, the preacher's library needs a collection of worthy commentaries. The function of commentaries in the life of the preacher is complex. No commentary should produce a sermon. Rather, the sermon should be drawn from the text of Scripture. However, that underlines the actual value of a commentary. A valuable commentary provides assistance in the translation and exegesis of a passage, and then goes on to provide information that would be difficult for the preacher to unearth on his own. This would include everything from practical insights on the text to archeological findings and, most importantly, the context of biblical theology.That last function also points to a pattern in modern publishing. The renaissance of interest in biblical theology and in the interpretation of Scripture as a whole, honoring the grand narrative of Scripture, has led to several series and individual commentaries the preacher will welcome as being of particular significance in seeking to develop a well-rounded preaching ministry.An illustration of this is the Preaching the Word Series from Crossway. This worthy series, edited by R. Kent Hughes, saw the release of at least three volumes this past year. Raymond C. Ortlund Jr. provides a commentary on Proverbs in Proverbs: Wisdom that Works. Ortlund is lead pastor of Immanuel Church in Nashville, Tennessee. His writings on Scripture are always worthy of the preacher's attention and space on the preacher's bookshelf. Before entering the pastorate, Ortlund taught at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School for nearly a decade.In Proverbs, Ortlund reminds us: "As we come to the Book of Proverbs, God does not intend to crush us with layer upon layer of demand. He intends to help us. The Book of Proverbs is practical help from God for weak people [such as] us stumbling through daily life. It is His counsel for the perplexed, His strength for the defeated, His warning to the proud, His mercy for the broken." Those words suffice to indicate this commentary on Proverbs will be of great profit to the preacher.Ajith Fernando has contributed Deuteronomy: Loving Obedience to a Loving God. Fernando teaches and preaches in Sri Lanka, where he serves as teaching director for Youth for Christ. Fernando is well known as an author, and this new commentary will introduce him to an entirely new audience of readers. Given the stature of Deuteronomy, this is a hefty commentary; the preacher will find it to be of great value. "Why am I so excited about Deuteronomy? Primarily because in this book, Moses is attempting to do something that is still so important for all Christians. He is close to death, and they are close to entering the Promised Land without him, the one who led them for forty years. Deuteronomy gives Moses' farewell address to them. His aim is to motivate them to go forward and to conquer the land and to help them to be faithful to God in the midst of all the challenges to such faithfulness that they will face."


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How puppies, kittens and smartphones can engage communities
That means adding puppies and kittens to your community engagement efforts. Fortunately no newspapers or scratching posts are required.
Deanna Zandt, a longtime social media advisor and author of Share This! How You Will Change the World with Social Networking, explained: "The problem that advocates, journalists, and people in the public sector have had forever is that they have assumed that the facts will set us free -- but they just don't. Facts and information don't activate the emotional centers of our brain that cause us to take action. We don't take action because 56% of the people in the U.S. aren't getting a good breakfast. But if our neighbor's house gets destroyed, we'll help them rebuild because we care. It's personal."
Zandt is a principal in Lux Digital, a new consultancy that helps the public, private and social sectors devise online strategies that create measurable impact and deep engagement. She admires the work of several community foundations, including the Pittsburgh Foundation and the Greater Kansas City Foundation.
She recommends that community foundations, organizations, and projects use social media not just to publicize their work or push out "messaging," but for listening and connecting with individuals and partners in their community. "Social media is an amazing listening device. People are sharing their stories, what's happening in their lives -- and you can and should connect with that."
She recommends taking the time to follow people in your community; to 'like,' share and retweet what they post; to respond to them directly in public via social media. These actions don't take long, you can do a lot of connecting with your community in just a few minutes a day. It's an investment of time and attention that can pay off big. When you demonstrate interest in the people in your community, they're more likely to pay attention to you -- and to spread the word about what you're doing to their networks.
"Act as a curator in your community. You're probably already doing this without noticing. Try being conscious about it," Zandt said.
It's also important to engage people by spreading positive emotions.
Zandt offered the example of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. "For ages the ASPCA ran these commercials that would always get me bawling, showing neglected animals with Sarah MacLaughlin singing 'In the Arms of an Angel' in the background. I'd feel terrible and think that I should probably give them money.
"Fast forward to the advent of social media -- and if those sorts of appeals were all the ASPCA posted, no one would follow them. Instead, they do the smart thing and share lots of adorable pictures of cats and dogs, pet adoption success stories, and useful resources like their pet poison control hotline that has now helped me twice. They've built up a hugely positive emotional relationship. I think so positively about them, they're an organization that loves animals.
"I tell everyone who's trying to engage a community or build support: YOU have puppies and kittens in your work! What things come up in your work that will resonate positively with people, give them positive feelings? Share these as part of your story. Show the result of people's lives being changed in an emotional way. A lot of your puppies and kittens are probably smiling human faces."
"For instance, if your organization or project focuses on local education issues -- schools have cute kids. How about posting stories, photos, and videos of a local afterschool program that's helping kids and their families? When you talk about impact, don't just make it about numbers. Make it about people."
"All of the little tidbits that people in your community share through social media add up to a pointillist painting. It's the same as when you have a dataset -- the individual data points are not important, but the big picture that emerges from the data is what matters. Getting people to see the bigger picture is crucial to fostering change. Not every item you share will be puppies and kittens, but puppies and kittens will help people form a stronger relationship to your issue.
A lot of emotional resonance can spring from helping people in your community share their own personal stories. But it's important to foster this storytelling in a way that's empowering, not exploitative.
Exhale, an advocacy organization for abortion rights, has published an advocate's guide to ethical storytelling. While this guide focuses on storytelling about a single controversial and national/global topic, its principles can apply to almost any kind of personal storytelling. Community-focused projects could offer community workshops, training, or mentoring to help people tell their own stories -- as well as provide a public platform for these stories.
Once you post emotionally resonant content online, if you've done the groundwork of connecting with individuals in your community via social media, it's likely that they'll share links to your content, generating a ripple effect of interest.
Social media is a very popular mobile activity, and people tend to form very strong emotional connections to their cell phones. So Zandt observed that mobile users of social media can be a great source of community engagement. Posting mobile-friendly content with positive emotional resonance for your community and sharing it via social media can be an especially successful engagement strategy.
"Photos and videos are big for sharing on Facebook," said Zandt. "Imagery works less well on Twitter because you have to click through on a phone to see it elsewhere, and that takes time and effort. But useful information, or fun or inspirational quotes, work very well on Twitter. Learn what works well in each kind of social media, emulate what successful organizations and projects do. And make sure you keep mobile users in mind."
She noted that recent research shows that magazine sales in retail checkout lines have dropped precipitously since the advent of smartphones. "Everybody has to go to grocery store sometime, and they'll be standing in line. If you catch them in those bits of downtime when the kids are under control for a few seconds, that's the moment to connect with people. Mobile-friendly social media is a great tool to make that kind of engagement happen."

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I upgraded my HP Proliant DL380 G4 Systems Management Homepage to 6.3.0 recently & it no longer works. OS is Windows Storage Server 2003. I have tried uninstalling it from Add/Remove programs & re-installing, but still no joy. In the system logs, I see:
The HP System Management Homepage Win32 service could not be stopped successfully. The system cannot find the file specified.
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William Kristol is a monthly columnist for The Post and a contributor to its political opinion blog, PostPartisan.
He is also the editor and founder of The Weekly Standard magazine and co-author of The War Over Iraq: America's Mission and Saddam's Tyranny. He has worked as a Republican political strategist, helping to shape the strategy that produced the 1994 congressional victory. He served as chief of staff to Vice President Dan Quayle and to President Reagan's Education Secretary William Bennett. And before coming to Washington in 1985, he taught politics at the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
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The video output of the RCA on the "CMUcam4" offers a great way to control (like a "debug" function). To do this, you will connect to a monitor or TV to NTSC (not included). To facilitate your development we offer a small LCD (optional) ideally designed for this function. More info about the LCD here. Once the "CMUcam4" board is powered on, it will display a welcome screen (allowing you to ensure proper functioning of the whole setup).
At this point, you have the option of following a manipulation on the two buttons of "CMUcam4" board and then enter "Test" mode. In this mode, the deck "CMUcam4" will analyze and store the color of the object that you present and then keep track of it. Also a rectangle of the perimeter of the object is to provide further guidance. If you place the "CMUcam4" on a pan and tilt device, it will ensure to always move towards the colored object that you have initially shown.
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Honey-Lemon Chicken Enchiladas RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1/4 cup honey
- 2 tablespoons lemon or lime juice
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 2 teaspoons chili powder
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 3 cups shredded cooked chicken breast
- 2 cans (10 ounces each) green enchilada sauce
- 12 corn tortillas (6 inches), warmed
- 3/4 cup shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
- Sliced green onions and chopped tomatoes, optional
- In a large bowl, whisk the first five ingredients. Add chicken and toss to coat.
- Pour 1 can enchilada sauce into a greased microwave-safe 11x7-in. dish. Place 1/4 cup chicken mixture off center on each tortilla. Roll up and place in prepared dish, seam side down. Top with remaining enchilada sauce.
- Microwave, covered, on high 11-13 minutes or until heated through. Sprinkle with cheese. If desired, top with green onions and tomatoes. Yield: 6 servings.
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Reviews for Honey-Lemon Chicken Enchiladas
"Outstanding with lime juice! Ridiculously easy. My husband LOVED these. I added a can of black beans to the mixture to make them healthier and more filling. I will definitely make again!"
"My hubby LOVES honey and enjoyed this dish. I'm not sure the recipe goes into the 'keeper' category, but as I've never tasted enchiladas like these, it was great twist on a traditional favorite!"
"These are not a traditional enchilada but a fun spin with a touch of honey to sweeten things up. Don't be afraid to give them a try. Reduce the honey if you're nervous about the sweet reviews, give the sauce a taste. You can always add more if you like the flavor."
"This was way too sweet for us!! I made it as a casserole, layering the tortillas, chicken, cheese & sauce. With a healthy dose of hot sauce it was good, a nice mix of spicy/sweet."
"I followed the recipe , but I'll use less honey next time. It was good, though a bit sweet for us."


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What's an AM2R? Glad you asked! It's actually what DoctorM64 refers to the Another Metroid 2 Remake project as. Which makes sense, as it's much easier to say. Not that it matters after all, as that's just a temporary name for this fan project which takes a fresh look at the Game Boy Metroid 2 classic with fresh graphics and a little bit of new content.
Right now, AM2R is still in the early stages. However, substantial progress has been made and there's even something pretty awesome to see. There's a trailer to watch an a demo to download!
The demo works quite well on Windows PCs, as I've given it a shot myself and quite enjoyed it. It's just the first part of the game, so you can see what you'll be looking forward to and playing when the whole project is done. It's free to download at the AM2R site. You may want to grab it sooner, rather than later. Just in case Nintendo decided to get sue-happy or something.
Did I mention it's pretty? It's very pretty. Go take a peek and enjoy the warm fuzzies of nostalgia, if you get some spare time later today.
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Spring-Lock Base Repair Kit - Springfield Marine
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Springfield Marine Replacement Seat Pedestal Parts
Whether you're setting up a new seat pedestal system on your boat or repairing the existing one, you should have all the replacement parts in …
Spring-Lock™ Base Repair Kit
- Base Repair Kit Include: 1/2″ oz bottle of glue with brush cap, plastic brushing , and a wooden dowel mandrel.
- Bushing Dimensions: W1.905 -2.012″ x H 2.9″
Springfield Marine Seat Pedestals have a 5 year warranty.
What is the best way to remove the remaining bushing from the post hole without damaging the boat deck?
That really depends because some posts are not removable from the base. If it is removable sometimes WD-40 would do the trick. If not there could be structural issues and we would recommend contacting your boat dealer or asking this question in our forums which connects you with thousands of boaters at http://forums.iboats.com/
I have a 2004 Ranger 210VS that uses a Springfield Powere Rise part # 1642008. Is this the kit I need to repair the pedestal so it will take the new pole? Old bushing is stuck on the old pole. Thanks.?
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UNIONDALE, N.Y. - New York Islanders Evgeni Nabokov has left the game against the Detroit Red Wings just 4:12 in after sustaining an injury on the first shot he faced.
The 38-year-old Nabokov was playing Saturday night for the first time in four games and the second in six. He fell forward right after Detroit's Darren Helm scored a breakaway goal to tie it 1-1 — nine seconds after New York took the lead.
Nabokov was assisted by a trainer in the crease before getting up on his skates and gingerly skating while hunched over to the tunnel leading to the dressing room.
Nabokov, who came into Saturday with a 5-5-3 record and 3.24 goals-against average, was replaced by Kevin Poulin. Poulin has received the bulk of playing time recently for the Islanders, and appears to be making a claim to be New York's No. 1 goalie.
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Live From Norwegian Dawn: Saying Goodbye
October 7, 2011 | By Shayne Rodriguez Thompson | No Comments
We're about to debark Norwegian Dawn, and despite the rainy days and the subsequent slew of cancelled activities, I've had a great time. I've truly discovered the lure of cruising – it's affordable, there are opportunities for fun at every turn and it really is a great way to make new friends, as many Cruise Critic members do. I'll miss the stunning ocean views, the wonderful people we've met onboard and of course, the nightly dance sessions. Last night, my husband and I packed our bags, but not before taking in not one, but two shows: "Bollywood," a Cirque show, and a performance by the Second City comedy troupe (ok, it was the second time we checked that show out). And we had dinner at Le Bistro, NCL's popular French-themed specialty restaurant. Honestly, we couldn't think of a better way to say "Bon voyage" to our first cruise.
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Day 30 – Share
[box type="shadow"]Question 30 of the BlissMB 30 Day Meme: Share something about yourself that you've been wanting to tell all the blog readers out there. Share pictures. [/box]
Whoa! The last day of the meme! I made it! :)
I suppose that one thing I should share that some people still seem to be confused over is the fact that I will be going back to New Zealand soon. Earlier this year, I came back from New Zealand without my husband Josh and it was the hardest thing I have done in my life. It has been a long, hard journey for me but that journey is almost over. Soon, and with some conviction from my family and friends, I will be headed back to my husband and back to New Zealand. I can't wait.
Thank you to everyone who has been there for me in the past few months, both online and offline. I really appreciate your friendship, support, and love.
I searched for a photo but nothing seems appropriate so you'll just have to wait for me to go over there and take one. ;)
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Earth Science: Chapter 9 - Erosion and Deposition
The Big Idea: Processes on Earth's Surface
How do erosion and deposition change Earth's surface?
- Erosion and deposition by mass movements of flowing water, ice, waves, and wind wear down and build up the land.
Changing Earth's Surface
- Weathering, erosion, and deposition act together in a cycle that wears down and builds up Earth's surface.
- Gravity causes mass movement, including landslides, mudflows, slump, and creep.
Water Erosion
- Moving water is the major agent of the erosion that has shaped Earth's land surface.
- Through erosion, a river creates valleys, water-falls, flood plains, meanders, and oxbow lakes.
- Deposition creates alluvial fans and deltas. It can also add soil to a river's flood plain.
- Groundwater can cause erosion through a process of chemical weathering.
The Force of Moving Water
- As gravity pulls water down a slope, the water's potential energy changes to kinetic energy.
- Most sediment washes or falls into a river as a result of mass movement and runoff.
- A river's slope, volume of flow, and the shape of its streambed all affect how fast the river flows and how much sediment it can erode.
- There are two kinds of glaciers:
- continental glaciers
- valley glaciers
- Glaciers can form only in an area where more snow falls than melts. Once the depth of snow and ice reaches more than 30 to 40 meters, gravity begins to pull the glacier downhill.
- The two processes by which glaciers erode the land are plucking and abrasion.
- When a glacier melts, it deposits the sediment it eroded from the land, creating various landforms.
- The energy in waves comes from wind that blows across the water's surface.
- Waves shape the coast through erosion by breaking down rock and transporting sand and other sediment.
- Waves shape a coast when they deposit sediment, forming coastal features such as beaches, spits, and barrier beaches.
- Wind causes erosion by deflation and abrasion.
- Wind erosion and deposition may form sand dunes and loess deposits.


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Parasitic Guerrilla Architecture Hijacks the Arche de la Défense
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- Pocket of Active Resistance
 Imagine a world where housing has grown so limited that people revolt and construct their own parasitic homes on any available space they can -- like the interior of the famed Arche de la Défense in Paris. Pocket of Active Resistance is a modularcomplex designed by Parisian architect, Stéphane Malka, who sees existing buildings and infrastructure as the foundation for more sustainable and affordable housing. But to get to that point, we, the people, would hijack these buildings and take them as our own.1
- Pocket of Active ResistancePocket of Active Resistance is a modular housing system stuck to the interior walls of la Défense that grows organically out of the insurrection and malcontent of the people.2
- Pocket of Active ResistanceHomes consists of modules affixed to the interior walls of the building that are connected via catwalks and scaffolding. Modules can be connected together to create larger abodes.3
- Pocket of Active ResistanceThey look a bit ramshackle and scraped together from recycled parts and pieces, and Malka claims in his proposal that a housing module would only cost 3,000 euros.4
- Pocket of Active ResistanceLa Résistance is a clear theme that runs strongly through French culture, but this design could easily be applied to any building of political or cultural importance.5
- Pocket of Active ResistanceWhat if these guerrilla modules were affixed to the Pentagon in the US? Or underneath famous bridges, on top of walls, in the courtyard of the Kremlin?6
- Pocket of Active ResistanceMalka's design is strongly based on environmental concerns, as the act of building new always degrades the environment -- which is why he proposes these parasitic homes that take advantage of existing infrastructure.7
- Pocket of Active Resistance"In light of these social, economic, and ecologic urgencies, it is necessary to reconsider the city with the logic of transformation: through superposition, addition, and the extension of our built heritage more than through that of a univocal tabula rasa. This means reclaiming territory in the marginalized areas of our cities, with projects that bear insurrection and civic mobilization."8
- Pocket of Active Resistance"Motivated by the desire to create a new social scenario, the PAR system is a modular complex providing an alternative to the defiant lifestyle, by positioning itself in a permanent state of insurrection. Its growth is articulated by the vitality ofits spontaneous community."9
- Pocket of Active Resistance"A pocket of active resistance created by welcoming the discontented, this act of guerrilla architecture sets out to hijack the "Great arch of fraternity." Unite the forsaken, the marginalized, refugees, demonstrators, dissenters, hippies, utopians, and the stateless of all kinds."10
- Pocket of Active Resistance"...It is difficult to speak of "sustainable/environmentally friendly" architecture when the act of building in itself generates environmental degradation. The construction industry results in enormous pollutions of water, air, and land."11
- Pocket of Active Resistance"In light of these social, economic, and ecologic urgencies, it is necessary to reconsider the city with the logic of transformation: through superposition, addition, and the extension of our built heritage more than through that of a univocal tabularasa. This means reclaiming territory in the marginalized areas of our cities, with projects that bear insurrection and civic mobilization."12
- Pocket of Active Resistance"This methodology seeks to promote public participation as an act of resistance against urban restrictions. It is a colonization of neglected public spaces by the participation of a non-specialized labor collective that elaborates on prefabricated and hijacked construction systems."13
- Pocket of Active Resistance"It is fundamental to "para-cité" the city, literally, to lean against it, generating an urban vitality that is reactive and affordable, sustaining its effervescence and thus creating new potentials for collective use."14


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On Thu, 2002-08-15 at 23:22, Rob Brown-Bayliss wrote: > On Fri, 2002-08-16 at 03:58, Jeroen Benckhuijsen wrote: > > Startup gnome, start sawfish (or metacity or ...), logout but make sure > > you're current session is saved. I experienced the window manager is > > treated as just another app: it's started automaticly only if it was > > saved as part of your session. > > That was the firstthing I tried... > > > Currently i think the session-wise selected WM is started before the > > gconf-wise selected WM. When the gconf-WM starts, it immediately exists, > > because a WM is already running. Just a hunch.. > > Thas teh feelingI get, it is startng then exiting right away. > > -- > > * > * Rob Brown-Bayliss > * In that case an other WM is already running (probbaly metacity), what you need to do is first kill the old WM (your windows won't have any title bars), start the new one, then exit the session. Another (more adveturous) possibility is to manually hack the gnome-session using a text editor.... HTH(Continue reading)


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Periodically the subject of monitoring employee internet activity comes up in the small business environment. Typically, I recommend just blocking objectionable sites at the firewall and not monitoring the employees. Monitoring the employees has the following pitfalls:
1 - You will collect so much information that you will never have a chance to go through it.
2 - There is no way to enforce it consistently and this will lead to legal trouble when it eventually ends up being used to admonish one employee for activities that other employees are also doing. You will end up having to say out loud, with a straight face, things like espn.com is OK but bodybuilding.com is not OK
3 - It takes a certain amount of skill to interpret the monitoring of software readouts. For example, let say an employee gets to work at 9 am, opens msn messenger and sends one text that says "I got to work OK", then they do not use the software again till 5 when they send a text message such as "leaving work". However, they left msn messenger running from 9 am to 5 pm. At first glance the report will appear to say that the user texted for 9 hours because it will list msn messenger as being open for 9 hours. In this case you will have to drill down into the report and see that msn messenger was only given 27 key strokes in 9 hours. Clearly, that is not abuse of work time.
4 - The monitoring issue is further complicated in the case of laptops that staff take home or travel with as now you will need rules about after hours usage.
5 - What will you do if you see that an employee is looking up "breast cancer" or "erectile dysfunction" or "something very embarassing" or "HIV symptoms" or "Lesbian dating"? Will someone talk to them about this? If they are let go, and they sue because you are discriminating against "People with cancer", do you want to be able to say "We had no idea" or do you want their discovery process to show that you knew all along? If you collect this information will you be able to keep it out of the office gossip rotation?
6 - Sometimes this software is used as a tool to provide an excuse to fire an employee that is underperforming or disliked. This is a very bad idea as it exposes the company to legal issues.
Certainly there are times when monitoring is warranted. It is warranted if you suspect theft of business data or assets. Real theft of data however often involves just a quick phone call from home, or transfer of data to a usb drive. These will not show up in an Internet monitoring tool. Internet activity monitoring is only part of a complete business security plan.
When employee monitoring was required in the small business environment, I have used this software. It is inexpensive and thorough. There are many other such monitoring software that are equally good. Make sure to see a demo of any software before you buy. Testing in your environment before you buy, with a 30 day trial for example, is even better.
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Bus To Nationals Fills Up With Eight More Dawgs
Three men's javelin throwers set the tone with qualifying marks while Alaka and Williams lead the sprinters.
Race Is On For Finals Spots At NCAA Prelims
Texas will provide live streaming coverage of all three days of the Prelims.
Fields Announced For NCAA West Prelims
Athletes must qualify through the two regional sites to make the final NCAA stop at Eugene.
Huskies Set For Close-Up At Pac-12 Track
USC hosts the conference championships for the third time and first since 2003.
Sun Soaked Dawgs Wrap Regular Season
A number of wins at today's Ken Shannon Invite set the Huskies up well for championship season.
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At House Revivals, Amanda admits that while she's been crushing on all the lovely cuff bracelets she's seen others making, she didn't want to have to sew anything to make one of her own. Wanting a quick and easy project, she was excited to realize that the answer was an old shirt!
Amanda was able to tear off an edge of the shirt cuff and add pretty embellishments using fabric glue with beads and other textured fabrics. Thanks to the buttons that were already attached to the original cuff, she didn't have to sew a single stitch. Smart! I love the way this accessory turned out, and I'm sure she is going to love wearing it!
You can get more information on this project at House Revivals.


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Earth Day Home Activities
From Dean Dowd on April 21, 2009 in Green Remodeling
Photo Credit: woodleywonderworks
I think were getting to the point now where pretty much every day is Earth Day. We all realize the turmoil that we have caused for our planet and that this world in which we live is responsible for our survival and, in return, we need to do everything in our power to sustain its well-being.
This year Earth Day falls on April 22 and maybe we can all go even a step further in our daily activities on this special day to show extra appreciation for this beautiful rock we call home.
Here are some fun eco-friendly things you can do on your own or with the kids to nurture our nature on Earth Day (or any other day of your choosing - really theres no wrong time to be kind to Mother Nature):
Quick Crafts
Egg Heads: use leftover egg shells from Easter (or todays breakfast - no matter). Use a Sharpee marker to make a funny face on the ½ shell, fill with potting soil or dirt from the yard. Sprinkle the soil with grass seed and top with a thin layer of soil. Water generously and place your eggs in a topless egg carton. Put the carton in or near a sunny window and watch your egg head grow a punk hairdo in about a week.
Tin Can Herb Garden: take your recycled cans back out of the bin and wash them thoroughly - sand down any rough edges so no one gets hurt. Decorate the outsides any way you choose - paint, wallpaper, stickers, etc. Puncture some drainage holes in the bottom by hammering a nail into the bottom and removing. Put a single layer of gravel in the bottom of the can and fill 2/3 full with soil. You can either transplant a small herb plant into the can or place seeds atop the soil and cover with another layer of soil and grow your own. Use a marker to decorate a popsicle stick with the name of the herb and stick it down into the soil.
Recycled Terrarium: Start your outdoor garden indoors. Use any empty clear plastic jugs you have in your recycle bin - 2-liter soda bottles or plastic juice or milk jugs work well. Cut the jug around the middle, leaving a few inches uncut to operate as a hinge. Open up the jug from your slit and fill the bottom with a few inches of soil. Plant your vegetable seed in the center and cover with about ½-inch of soil. Water with enough water to moisten all of the soil, then close up the jug with a single layer of masking tape around the slit, securing the jugs lid on top. Place the jug in an indoor sunny location. When your plant is strong enough and the weather is nice, transplant your vegetable plant into your outdoor garden.
Theme Gardens: Start a small garden with a theme in mind - you can make a salad garden, a pizza garden, or a soup garden. All you need to do is determine what you like best and what fresh ingredients youll need. For salad, you may want to start with lettuce, spinach, cucumbers, and carrots. For pizza, try tomatoes, oregano, green and red bell peppers, and basil. For soup, start with some onions, carrots, squash, and green beans.
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Movies: Perhaps youd rather just sit back and relax on Earth Day - vegetables are green, right? So, whats wrong with being a couch potato? Here are some earthy flicks: Fly Away Home, The Day After Tomorrow, March of the Penguins, Ant Bully, Erin Brockovich, Inconvenient Truth, and Wall-E.
Photo Credit: Jayel Aheram
Books: If nestling in a corner, curled up with a good book is more your style, here are some eco-edu titles to check out - (for the kids) Keepers of the Earth by Michael J. Caduto and Joseph Bruchac, The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, The Lorax by Dr. Seuss, Dear Children of the Earth: A Letter from Home by Schim Schimmel and The Great Paper Caper by Oliver Jeffers. (for you) The Privileged Planet: How Our Place in the Cosmos is Designed for Discovery by Guillermo Gonzalez and Jay Richards, Eco Barons: The Dreamers, Schemers, and Millionaires Who Are Saving Our Planet by Edward Humes, The Return of Planet-X: Wormwood by Jaysen Q. Rand and Shusei Nagaoka, Wake Up and Smell the Planet: The Non-Pompous, Non-Preachy Grist Guide to Greening Your Day by Grist Magazine, Brangien Davis, and Katharine Wroth, and
One Planet: A Celebration of Biodiversity by Nicolas Hulot, Phillippe Bourseiller, Steve Bloom, and Gilles Martin.


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Days go by and people can feel that they are in a rut. Things aren't going the way they should or they way you would prefer them to. You might be feeling a little blue inside or suffering from more serious conditions like depression or poor cognition.
There is a natural snack that you can much on to give your brain that boost to improve your memory while it also improves your neurotransmitter functions. It can also ease the symptoms of depression on a minor level and get you out of that mood of feeling sorry for yourself or wondering why me?
Nuts are the answer!
It is medically proven that just a handful of nuts can help anyone with these symptoms. Nuts can provide folate and vitamin B as well as a high level of omega-3 alpha-linolenic acid. This combination can boost you up and give you a better outlook at your situations at hand.
Walnuts are actually one of the best nuts to aid in releasing your feelings of being blue!
Grab a bag, can or jar of already peeled nuts at the store. Snack on a handful daily and enjoy that nutty flavor and the benefits they provide. Add them into yogurt, chop them into vegetables, mince them up into nut butter and grab some apple slices or celery sticks and crunch away to a calmer feeling.
Eat some nuts and rid yourself of those blues and feel like yourself again quickly!
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What sets Myanmar liveaboards apart is your peace and tranquillity from being far away from the hordes in an area where few other dive boats venture, and being able to enjoy remote pristine dive sites without the presence of other groups.
Burma diving consists chiefly of sites peppering the 800 or so islands of the Mergui Archipelago where you can enjoy a variety of different underwater scenes: walls, caverns and tunnels, as well as huge pinnacles and boulders covered with soft corals and gorgonian sea fans.
If you wish to experience frontier diving, getting away from the crowds to remote pristine sites where a vast range of creatures, both large and small, are waiting for you to discover, then a Burma liveaboard safari is for you. For more detailed information on this exciting destination, visit our Myanmar diving website section.
Black Rock is one of the best dive sites for shark encounters. You can see whitetips, grey reef, and black-tip reef sharks, both here and at the Burma Banks, where you may also spot mighty potato groupers, large red snappers and powder blue surgeonfish. Shark Cave is best known for its resident and docile nurse sharks, but there is much more to this site than the name suggests. Banded sea kraits, cuttlefish and harlequin ghost pipefish head the list of smaller but no less exciting creatures regularly seen here.
The Southern Mergui Archipelago is known for dives with both an array of sharks and pelagic fish including eagle rays and whale sharks. But it's also known for a lot of the smaller stuff too, which hide in the crevices of the walls and overhangs that are typical of Myanmar's underwater topography.
Some of the other dive sites that you'll visit in the south are Rocky Peaks, Great Swinton, North and South Twin islands, Stewart and McCarthy islands, and Western Rocky.
Visit our diving safaris section to explore your options: Southern Myanmar liveaboards.
At Tower Rock you can hang in front of huge towering walls and watch as several manta rays glide and perform their entrancing dance in front of a spellbound you. Little Torres Island is a good dive site for appreciating the vibrancy of the corals here where there are healthy specimens of table coral, mosaic coral and red whip coral to name a few. The corals are all surrounded by healthy reef life as well as leopard sharks and sting rays on the sea bed nearby.
In recent years macro enthusiasts have begun to sing the praises of this region and it is now a popular liveaboard diving destination for underwater photographers who come to study subjects such as the numerous frogfish and ribbon eels, as well as the huge numbers of crustaceans in Burmese waters including lobsters, crabs, shrimps and cowries.
Northern Burma has a much more pioneer feel to it than those trips which take in just the southern section of the Mergui Archipelago, with fewer boats going there and therefore much fewer scuba divers in the water.
Some of the dive sites that you'll visit in the north are Lampi Island, Salet Galet, Hayes Island, Nearchus & Chevalier Rock, Freak Island and West Canister.
Visit our diving cruises section to explore your options for Northern Burma liveaboards.
Please note: some extended liveaboard cruises visit both the north and south Mergui areas.
Many trips which visit the Mergui Archipelago take in both the Similan Islands and the south of Burma. The 2 destinations complement each other superbly. The Similans are characterised by their underwater topography, which often features huge underwater boulders. A vast array of sea life can be seen on these trips, including frequent sightings of whale sharks at Richelieu Rock, manta rays at Koh Bon, leopard sharks and turtles. The dive sites in Myanmar are different in that they tend to feature wall diving, caverns, tunnels and drop-offs.
Visit our Burma liveaboard section to explore your options for Mergui and Thailand combination dive safaris.
October to May is the Myanmar liveaboard diving season with the best conditions in the Mergui Archipelago from December to April, when the seas are at their calmest and visibility highest. Sea temperatures vary from 26°C in October to 30°C by February.
February to May sees the greatest number of visits from whale sharks and manta rays.
Great for: Large animals, small animals, underwater photography, value-for-money and advanced divers
Not so great for: Wrecks, beginner divers, snorkelling and non-diving activities
Depth: 5 - >40m
Visibility: 5 - 50m
Currents: Can be strong
Surface Conditions: Can be rough
Water temperature: 25 - 28°C
Experience level: Intermediate - advanced
Number of dive sites: >50
Recommended length of stay: 5 - 10 days
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Cinco de Mayo is upon us and it's often celebrated with alcohol and great food. While a drink a day has been found to be beneficial the added calories can often put a kibosh to your healthy diet plan.
Try these six drinks that although light can be made even lighter by adding extra seltzer.
The (roo)fresher
½ cup ice cubes to a wine glass
5 oz Yellow Tail Moscato
3 oz chilled club soda or seltzer
2-3 peach or pineapple slices for garnish
Cinco de Mango (not so light but delicious)
Pour in a shaker
1 oz. POM Mango
1.5 oz. Hornitos Tequila
.75 oz. Fresh Lime Juice
.5 oz. Agave syrup
3 dashes Hellfire Bitters (habanero)
Strain it over rocks, and add a lime wheel for garnish.
1 part Cruzan® Aged Light Rum
A splash of lime juice
Diet Lemon/lime soda
Cruzan Lemonade
1 part Cruzan® Aged Light Rum over ice in a long drink glass.
Fill with diet lemon/lime soda,
Squeeze a lime wedge over and drop in.
Vodka & Tonic
In a high ball glass filled with ice add
2 oz. Luksusowa Vodka
2 oz. Tonic Water
Lime wedge for garnish
The Skinny Ginger
In a pint glass half filled with ice pour
2 parts 2 GINGERS® Irish whiskey
Top with diet ginger ale
Add a lemon and lime wedge
Light Sangria
Pour Eppa red Sangria over ice half way
Then top with seltzer stir and garnish with fruit of your choice.


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COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Newsroom
Message from the Dean
Dear Colleagues:
I am pleased to announce the appointment of Bruce Ovbiagele, MD, MSc, as Co-Chair of the Department of Neurosciences. He will be assuming this role on September 1, 2012. Dr. Ovbiagele received his M.D. from the University of Lagos in 1991, followed by clinical training at several hospitals in Lagos, Nigeria, from 1992-1996. From 1996-1998, Dr. Ovbiagele completed dual internships in Psychiatry and Internal Medicine at Los Angeles County/King-Drew Medical Center, followed by a residency in General Neurology at University of California Irvine Medical Center from 1998-2001 and a fellowship in Vascular Neurology at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) Medical Center from 2001-2002. He joined the faculty at the UCLA Department of Neurology in 2002, where he served as Director of the Olive View-UCLA Medical Center Stroke Program, Director of the UCLA Stroke PROTECT Program, and Supervisor of the Vascular Neurology Residency at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center. In 2011, he joined the faculty of the University of California San Diego (UCSD) as Professor of Neurosciences and was appointed Director of the San Diego Veteran Affairs Medical Center Stroke Program. Dr. Ovbiagele completed a Master of Science in Clinical Research at UCLA in 2009, and is currently completing a Master of Advanced Studies in Leadership of Healthcare Systems at UCSD.
A fellow of the American Heart Association Stroke Council and the American Academy of Neurology, Dr. Ovbiagele also serves as an elected member of the American Neurological Association, a member of the American Society of Neuroimaging, and a member of the American Heart Association Council on Epidemiology and Prevention. He serves as Chair of the Minority Affairs Committee of the American Heart Association Stroke Council and is a member of the American Academy of Neurology Carotid Angioplasty/Stenting Clinical Practice Guideline Writing Committee. Dr. Ovbiagele serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases and as an assistant editor of Stroke, and has served as a reviewer for numerous other journals. He is an active researcher, and his research portfolio has included funding from the NIH, American Heart Association, and industry. Over the course of his career, Dr. Ovbiagele has served as a mentor to numerous residents and fellows. He has served as an oral board examiner and as a member of the Vascular Neurology Examination Writing Committee for the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
Dr. Ovbiagele brings an excellent combination of clinical, research, teaching, and administrative skills to this position. I am confident that he, together with Co-Chairs Peter Kalivas and Sunil Patel, will help lead the continued growth and development of the department.
The search committee for the Chair of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, chaired by Dr. Scott Reeves, has been very active screening potential chair candidates over the past two months. They have just released the names of the initial group of candidates invited to interview for this position. The candidates currently invited to interview are Jason Calhoun (July 12-13, Professor and Chair, Department of Orthopaedics, Ohio State University Medical Center), Douglas Dirschl (July 16-17, Professor and Chair, Department of Orthopaedics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), and John Glaser (July 30-31, Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, MUSC). It is my understanding that the committee intends to invite several additional candidates to interview for this position, and I will share that information with you once it becomes public.
As a reminder, the Women Scholars Initiative, with support from the Provost's Office, is accepting nominations for the 2012 Advancement of Women Faculty Award. The purpose of this award is to recognize the faculty member who best demonstrates excellence in his/her commitment to the advancement and promotion of women faculty at MUSC. Nominations are due July 13; more information and nomination instructions can be found at http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11318946/WSIaward.pdf.
As always, I look forward to hearing from you via email or when I attend your departmental meetings.


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Registration -- Early Bird Renewal Going on Now!
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Membership Registration Summary 2016
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Adult-Teen Learning Session Request Form 2015-16
Cookie Program 2016
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Zippy Tips - Adult Recognitions
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Beautiful Paloma Blanca Wedding dress, style 4062.
A-Line, Ivory color, strapless, silk. Low back with fantastic flower detail on the front. Brand new with tags, but altered to have a sweetheart neckline. This dress also has pockets!
Perfect dress for any season! It really is fantastic.
- Label Size: 8
- Street Size: 4
- Bust:
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- Hips:
- Height with Shoes: 5'8
- Alterations: Altered to have a sweetheart neckline Altered to Height 5'8'' (with heels)
- Color: Ivory
- Silhouette: Aline
- Material: Satin
- Neckline: Sweetheart
- Style: Classic
- Condition: New
- Original Owner: Yes
- Has Original Receipt: Yes
- Preservation Method: Has been stored in a professional preservation box only, and only taken out once before posting this. No stains or damage.
- Terms of Sale: All Sales Final
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We fully appreciate the benefits of using sun
blockscreen but the feel of it grosses us out. Icky-poo-poo. Supergoop! SPF 30 Sunscreen Wipes ($34 for 40 wipes) are great for those of us staunchly opposed to getting our hands nasty. Seriously, once you put on sunscreen, sand sticks to you and then you have to go rinse off rendering the sunscreen useless thus creating this vicious re-application cycle that makes us whine like 4-year-olds. Not hot.
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Most of the thousands of World War I photographs in the collections of the Air and Space Museum's Archives Department are grimly utilitarian – aerial views of trenches, aircraft and details of their construction and the damage they sustained during dangerous missions. But the young pilots who flew those missions had a reputation for light-heartedness, and found their fun wherever and whenever they could. For April Fools' Day, we've pulled a photo of pilots and observers of the Austro-Hungarian Imperial and Royal Aviation Troops Fliegerkompagnie 27 (FliK 27) posing between missions and making with the bunny ears. FliK 27 served on the Russian Front from June 1916 to December 1917, and on the Italian front from March to October of 1918.
And meanwhile, on the other side of No Man's Land:
… A serious group of Imperial Russian Army Air Service cadets of the Gatchina Military Flying School shows only one set of bunny ears, no doubt reflecting wartime shortages…
Allan Janus is a museum specialist in the Archives Department of the National Air and Space Museum.
Tags: April Fool's Day, Aviation, World War I, WWI


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Even if you're someone who's not exactly football (or sports) inclined, a slew of new additions and improvements in Madden NFL 13 ensures the annual franchise's latest offering justifies your money's worth. However, (as is the case with the majority of sports games as of late), is it yet another example of "same s***, different year?"
If you're connected online, it's going to take you a few minutes to actually reach the game's menu screen (god damn EA and Origin), as is to be expected with EA titles nowadays. Once you're there, though, all of the game modes available are neatly tiled around the screen, and even shows how many users are currently playing online.
Madden NFL 13 certainly has a lot to offer. Ultimate Team mode returns yet again, allowing players to create their "ultimate team" with an in-game trading card system. Sounds strange, I know, but invest some time into it and you'll find that there's more to this game mode that meets the eye. Also returning is Madden Moments Live, where players can relive the most exciting moments from the real NFL season as they happen. Each week EA will bring the most intense scenarios of the week to your fingertips at the expense of Madden Coins, which can be earned by playing online or purchased with real-world money.
As you've probably realised, all I've talked about so far are returning game modes. So what's new, you ask? Connected Careers is the most notable addition to Madden NFL 13, combining all the elements of Franchise, Online Franchise, Superstar mode and NFL legends into one neat gameplay option. What this means is that players can choose to begin their career as either a player or a coach, paving their own way to greatness. Whether you want to create a new player or coach and work your way up from scratch, resume the career of any current NFL player/coach or embark on a career with a rookie version of an NFL legend, Madden NFL 13's got you covered.
The depth offered within Connected Careers is almost enough to warrant another game in itself. The central "News Center" hub simulates a list of stories as the player progresses through their career, and even possesses a fictional Twitter feed of some of the game's most notable players and personalities. Career stats are also readily and easily available for the player to view. Players must traverse through the NFL schedule by completing the weekly "checklist", to earn experience points to spend on their player.
There's a variety of options to spend your points on, such as ball carrying, toughness and elusiveness. Experience can also be earned by completing weekly goals and milestones, all varying in difficulty, adding further incentive for players to stray out of their comfort zone in order to get the most of the Connected Careers experience. The new Connected Careers mode and XP system within is a breath of fresh air to the game and will provide players with tonnes of replayability.
The gameplay and audio improvements are also noteworthy – mainly the improved passing system and commentary from popular NFL broadcasters Jim Nantz and Phil Simms. Passing controls have been tweaked, allowing more accuracy than ever - your quarterback can now launch the ball onto the back shoulder of your receiver, should you so choose. EA has also implemented over 430 new catch animations and various moves for quarterbacks to avoid the passing rush.
Meanwhile, the commentary from real NFL commentators in Jim Nantz and Phil Simms won't have you scrambling for the mute option, like a lot of other sports games. Over 82 hours of unique dialogue from the two keeps the game feeling fresh, and whilst you'll inevitably hear the same line more than once, it's great to hear consistent interaction and comments from Nantz and Simms during numerous on-field events.
However, as is always the case, Madden NFL 13 is not without its flaws. Aside from the new Connected Careers mode and many gameplay tweaks and additions, it's ultimately not that much of a step up from Madden NFL 12. Whilst it's been improved in all aspects, particularly visually and audibly, if you're happy with last year's offering, then stick to that. If you're looking for an updated experience with even more to give, then Madden NFL 13 is for you.
If you're not too familiar with the NFL, the game's probably going to feel a little daunting, at least at first. There are a huge amount of different tactics to wrap your head around, and the control scheme will take a while to fully master. Unless you're personally invested in the sport, you're probably not going to be able to get the full experience out of Madden NFL 13.
Whilst Madden NFL 13 doesn't offer a whole lot more than its predecessor, those with a keen interest in the sport will take a shining to EA's latest offering. There's a wide variety of modes to partake in and Connected Careers provides a unique and fun reason to keep playing the game. If you're someone who doesn't know a whole lot about the NFL, you inevitably won't enjoy it as much as hardcore fans, however Madden NFL 13 is still definitely worth checking out.
By Jake Galouzis
"Not a whole lot different to Madden NFL 12"
The_Boss said: Disagree when u said "Not a whole lot different to Madden NFL 12" this new Madden NFL game feels very different from previous Madden NFL games.
Probably this score (7.5) will be appropriate score to NFL newcomers or people unfamiliar with the American Football sport code but for Madden veterans like me (1994-2012) this is 9.0 for me.
The_Boss said: Disagree when u said
barters81 said: Wow! Good feedback. Was thinking of getting a Madden game for the first time in a few years.
The only thing that stops me is I think this would be awesome on the WiiU. Infant when the wiiU was announced I automatically thought of 2 game pads playing madden.
kingaraya said: "EA has also implemented over 430 new catch animations and various moves for quarterbacks to avoid the passing rush"
Um.... not to mention a WHOLE NEW PHYSICS BASED COLLISION ENGINE.
Thanks for taking the time to review the game though mate. Better late than never.
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"Me, a nerd, a geek? No way, Jose!" What a rude awakening last Sunday morning turned out to be!
I was going through my usual, "What am I going to wear to church?" routine, as I have been ever since I can remember. I know that I am not alone with this dilemma as I'm sure many gals go through it, as well as guys.
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• Thomas Memorial Baptist Church announces the Personal Fitness Challenge, a six-week program for children who have completed grades three through six. The challenge will be Monday afternoons from 2:30-4:30 p.m. July 5-Aug. 10. Sessions will be held in the TMBC Recreation Center, 1111 West Washington St., Quincy.
During a budget workshop for the 2009-10 fiscal year last week, the Gadsden County Board of Commissioners got news they expected to hear but weren't happy about.
"Everything is down," said Rick Hoffman, county senior analyst for the Office of Management and Budget.
The county's 2008-9 budget was $36 million but due to state cuts, according to Hoffman, it appears that another $500,000 in revenue will not be coming from the state of Florida.
As many as 4,000 people were expected for the Fourth of July celebration at the Chattahoochee Landing Saturday. Gospel music started at 4 p.m. with 87-year-old Frances Goodson of Greensboro on the keyboard. To get into the spirit of the holiday, Goodson, whose hair is white, striped it with red and blue food coloring on either side.
"This is our 13th year and every year it gets bigger and bigger. I don't know where all of these folks come from but we're glad they come," said Lee Garner, Chattahoochee city manager.
The Florida Department of Education released school grades Thursday and for the second time in the district's history, four of Gadsden County's school received A's. Overall, 85 percent of the schools received passing grades.
Michael Glazer, attorney for the Gadsden Hospital Board Inc., asked for and was given permission to go to court in an attempt to get $4.8 million from the hospital trust fund. The money, if granted, will be used to open the hospital and purchase equipment.
Glazer also asked Gadsden County commissioners to approve a three-member committee that will advise the trustee, Capital City Bank, on investments using the trust fund.
Maj. Shawn Wood, director of emergency management, together with the Gadsden County Sheriff's Office, is advising people to stay inside and keep a cool as possible.
"The temperatures we're now experiencing are dangerous for the elderly and the very young. Families and neighbors should not assume that old people are OK," he said.
Wood said there haven't been any calls to his office complaining of the heat or heat related problems but summer began June 21 and July and August are typically the hottest months for the county.
Dorothy Inman-Johnson, executive director of the Capital Area Community Action Agency Inc., told the Gadsden County Board of Commissioners last week that the county will receive between $1.5 and $2 million from a stimulus package to weatherize homes between 2009 and 2012.
"This is major stimulus money and the program is intended to lower energy bills by making homes more energy efficient and create jobs," Inman-Johnson said.
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Club Tijuana continued their winning ways this week with a 3-1 victory over Puebla FC at the Caliente Stadium in week 12 action of the Clausura 2014 of La Liga MX. Midweek Xolos had defeated MLS side Los Angeles Galaxy 4-2 in CONCACAF Champions League.
Xolos had a rough time with the camoteros despite the ample score. The dogs began their second game in a row with an early goal. This time it was Argentine Dario Benedetto who pierced the net under two minutes. Cristian Pellerano had fired but was denied by goalkeeper Jorge Villalpando. Benedetto arrived in time to recover the rebound and hammer the ball into the net for the 1-0.
Xolos gave up control of the game for the remainder of the half allowing the visitors to take the initiative. But La Franja could not take advantage of the opportunities sending several balls too high from a long distance. The way the game was going it looked like Puebla could get the equalizer at any moment.
The game belonged to Benedetto and Ecuadorian Jaimen Ayovi who ruled the pitch with their style and aggressive play. But again, the two South American players could not get through the defense set up by Ruben Omar Romano's team. The referee had a clear error in the 33rd minute when Villalpando took Ayovi down in the area. The keeper went after Ayovi's feet with his arms after the player had bested him on the run.
Americans Edgar Castillo (Xolos) and DaMarcus Beasley (Puebla) had an outstanding game. Both were very active and were involved in goals for their team. Castillo had the first. EC2 centered to Fidel Martinez, but the ball was intercepted by a defender. The defender could not control it and it rebounded onto Martinez' boot. The Ecuadorian international looked up, chose his spot, and put the ball in the net for the 2-0 in the 61st minute of play.
Puebla gave up control of the field for a few minutes following the goal. The Aztec dogs were close to adding another minutes later. In the 74th minute Herculez Gomez entered the game and joined fellow U.S. internationals Michael Orozco and Beasley of Puebla, and teammate Castillo on the pitch. He broke the net less than a minute later but the linesman had raised his flag for an offside.
In the 83rd minute Beasley broke through and centered to Brazilian Maicon dos Santos who put the ball past Cirilo Saucedo for the 2-1. The tension on the field increased as the visitors revived looking to at least take a point from a draw. A hard tackle on Castillo by Francisco Torres earned him a direct red card leaving the camoteros with 10 players. That sparked an incident that cleared the bench as players from both teams entered the field to defend each other.
After the referee restarted the game, Fernando Arce received a ball outside the box. He looked and saw that Villalpando was too far away from his line. Arce chipped the ball over the keeper into the empty net for the final 3-1.
Tijuana reached 17 points to move into the 6th position on the league table. Xolos will visit Queretaro FC at La Corregidora Stadium in their next game. Puebla remains in 16th place with 10 points. The camoteros will host league champions Leon FC at the Cuauhtémoc Stadium in week 13.


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|Dynamical Borel-Cantelli lemmas for some non-uniformly hyperbolic systems
|Seminar on Probability and its Application
|Matthew Nicol, University of Houston
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|Dynamical Borel-Cantelli lemmas for some non-uniformly hyperbolic systems (joint with Nicolai Haydn, Tomas Persson and Sandro Vaienti) Suppose $(T,X,\mu)$ is a dynamical system and $(B_i)$ is a sequence of sets in $X$. We consider whether $T^i x\in B_i$~i.~o.for $\mu$ a.e.\ $x\in X$ and if so, is there an asymptotic estimate on the rate of entry. If $T^i x\in B_i$ i.~o. for $\mu$ a.e.\ $x$ we call the sequence $(B_i)$ a Borel--Cantelli sequence. If the sets $B_i:= B(p,r_i)$ are nested balls of radius $r_i$ about a point $p$ then the question of whether $T^i x\in B_i$~i.~o. for $\mu$ a.e.\ $x$ is often called the shrinking target problem. We show, under certain assumptions on the measure $\mu$, that if $\frac{C_1}{i}\le \mu (B_i)\le \frac{C_2}{i}$ then exponential decay of correlations implies that the sequence of balls $(B_i)$ is Borel--Cantelli. We give conditions in terms of return time statistics which imply quantitative Borel-Cantelli results for sequences of balls such that $\mu (B_i)\ge \frac{C}{i}$. Corollaries of our results are that for planar dispersing billiards sequences of nested balls $B(p,1/\sqrt{i})$ are Borel--Cantelli. We also give applications of these results to a variety of non-uniformly hyperbolic dynamical systems.
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New close-ups of the long-awaited NFC toys have surfaced on the web today. Earlier this year, Nintendo announced that they will release a variety of NFC toys bearing the name amiibo. Over 30 amiibo toys are expected to be released before the end of the year, and the anticipation has the internet hyped up. Super Smash Bros. for Wii U is going to be the first game to support amiibo with more games to follow suit in the near future. Some of the toys that will be available at launch include Mario, Link, Zelda, Samus, Yoshi, and more.
With games like Skylanders and Disney Infinity making big bucks, NFC figures and other smart toy variants are clearly rising dramatically in popularity. With Nintendo jumping into the market with their expertise in entertainment, I think Nintendo has truly hit the nail on the head with this business decision. They have the opportunity to overtake Activision when it comes to NFC toy market. One of the best things that Nintendo is doing with amiibo is that they'll carry over from one generation to the next. This means that when the life cycle for the Wii U is over, you'll be able to use your same amiibo figures for the next Nintendo console that's out at the time.
As you can see by the close-ups, these amiibo figures are beautiful and well-crafted. Sadly, we only get to see 13 of them for now, but we'll surely see more of these figures in the next few months. Nintendo surely has some unique ideas for amiibo, and we're all eager to see what comes next.


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Tips on Using our New Business Online Banking and Bill Pay
Below is helpful information to make your use of the new Business Online Banking and Bill Pay services as quick and easy as possible.
The Account Overview screen provides a summary of your account information. It is also a multi-tasking center where you can complete the most common transactions.
At a glance, you'll see if there are any new messages or alerts that have been sent to you. Click on the green number next to the message (envelope icon) or alert (horn icon) to read them.
The account list provides a snapshot of all the accounts you've selected to display, along with available and current balances. You can edit the list of accounts and click on "Refresh" to update the list of accounts being displayed.
Click on an account to see details of that account.
The Transactions box provides a summary of current activity. Within the Transactions box, you can:
- Review and approve pending transactions
- View a list of the most recent transactions, including ACH Transactions and Wire Transfers
- Preview upcoming transactions that are scheduled for the near future
- If you are an authorized user, review and approve batch file transfers
The Quick Transfers box allows you to conduct quick transfers using templates you've already created.
Within the Quick Launch box, you can launch your ACH Manager, Wire Manager, and eCheck Deposit.
Within the Transactions menu, for any of your selected accounts, you can:
- View transactions for the current and previous business day
- View transactions for the current and previous statement period
- View all transactions where you can research your account history and filter the list to search for individual transactions; you can also export transaction activity to your desktop
- View brief summaries of the account's current status; you can also search for specific transactions or images
Beginning June 17, twenty-four months of history dating back to January 15, 2013 will accumulate for you to view on the All Transactions screen for each account.
To make a one-time transfer to/from your KTC accounts, use the Quick Transfer box on the Account Overview screen accessing templates you've already created. You can also make or schedule transfers to/from your KTC accounts by clicking on Transfers List within the Management Tools tab.
Authorized users will find your company's scheduled transfers for each particular account on the Transfers Issued screen under the Management Tools tab, where you can also edit or delete a transfer.
You may reestablish your alerts by clicking on Alerts under the Account Services tab. You will now be able to set up SMS text alerts.
You have immediate access to 18 months of statement history available for you to view online under the Documents tab from any Account Details screen. If you are currently continuing to receive paper statements in the mail and would like to reduce the clutter in your mailbox, simply contact us via secure email and we'll stop your paper statements.
Your statements that were generated prior to June 17, 2013 (including your June 14 interim statement) will be available under the same tab by clicking on Checking Stmts before 6/17/13 or Savings Stmts before 6/17/13. If you are a Commercial Checking customer, the Account Activity Analysis page of your statement will appear in a separate file labeled Account Activity Analysis. The administrator of your company's Business Online Banking service with Katahdin Trust Company will receive an e-mail notice whenever the current statement is ready to be viewed.
When you schedule a payment, the payment calendar will indicate the earliest available payment date. The payment date you specify is the date the payment will be received by the payee. Payments to electronic payees are delivered within 2 business days and funds are withdrawn from your company account on the day the payee receives the payment. Payments issued by check are delivered within 5 days and funds are withdrawn from your company account on the day the payee cashes the check.
Your hidden payees have been transferred over and appear as active payees in our new Bill Pay. If you no longer need them, you can simply delete them.
You are now able to schedule automatic recurring ACH or Wire transactions.
To make your tax payments, click on ACH Manager within the Management Tools tab. You'll see Federal and State/Local Tax Payments as drop-down menu options for external transfers. You are now able to schedule
automatic recurring tax payments.
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Our eCheck Deposit service is now available within Business Online Banking. It is designed to make the deposit process more efficient and flexible by enabling your business to make deposits without even having to leave your office. For more information contact your local branch or emai firstname.lastname@example.com .
Watch the eCheck video to learn more.
A new cash management service, Positive Pay, is available for enhanced protection against check fraud. For more information and to request this new service, contact your local branch or emai email@example.com.


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So far, Vic Christopher and Heather LaVine have racked up an enviable record built on imagination, hard work and good marketing for their downtown Troy enterprises.
The couple began by opening the Charles F. Lucas Confectionery Wine Bar in November 2012, a spot that has quickly become a go-to place for several generations. Then they rehabbed part of an adjoining building around the corner on Broadway from their Second Street location, where they opened The Grocery, a specialty foods spot much needed in downtown.
Now, continuing their pattern, they're working on the old Clark House building at 207-217 Broadway that houses The Grocery, the backyard of which connects with the other two businesses. A portion of the ground floor will become The Tavern Restaurant, the revival of a business that closed several decades ago. Renovations are under way, with an end-of-the-year target opening date.
The four-story building covers 10,900 square feet. It was built in 1876, and over the years was home to a boarding house and hotel, as well as various industrial, manufacturing and retail tenants. By last year, the sole remaining tenant was Broadway News, which opened in 1934 and continues to operate today. When Christopher and LaVine bought it for $80,000 in March, 2013, it was severely in need of stabilization. The first part of renovating it was creating The Grocery which is its center storefront.
Completion of this project will result in a complex of three businesses for them just steps from Monument Square, a commendable accomplishment for one of the city's most energetic couples. The only problem this bring to the neighborhood is further strain on parking availability, However, a city-owned parking garage a block away next to the site of the old city hall on River Street is available.
The Tavern Restaurant operated from 1933 to 1993. Christopher, 38, and LaVine, 36, are asking anyone with memories or memorabilia to share them as they re-envision the space. "When Troy was doing good, this was the place to go. Then things fell apart, and so did The Tavern," Christopher said. "We're bringing it back."
Windows have just been installed in the recently-restored cast iron tavern-front. They include a series of customized bi-fold glass doors that can remain open to allow for alfresco dining in warm weather. This $12,500 installation was the first of its kind for Quality Glass, a three-generation family business operating in Troy since 1940.
According to the owners, some original elements remain in the building, including a section of the floor with a tile mosaic spelling out "THE TAVERN." They plan to preserve wall tiles from the former kitchen. Structural steel is being used to support a marble bar top, which was reclaimed from an old Troy soda fountain.
"This building was full of debris and crazy stuff and we're re-purposing everything we can," said Christopher, an avid user and re-purposer of old building elements. "We even reused the plywood that boarded up the windows for the last 20 years."
Kathryn Sheehan, Rensselaer County historian, said she remembers joining her grandfather as a young girl for lunch at the Tavern Restaurant: "The Tavern was the first place I had a club sandwich, and a Shirley Temple. It made me feel very adult-like. Gramma was a teetotaler and Grandpa had a great sense of humor, so after lunch he would always give us a wink and tell us not to tell Gramma where we ate lunch. She would not have approved."


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Jimmy Wang Yu Movies and Career Information
Mar 28, 1944
Actor, Director, Producer and Writer
Jimmy Wang Yu (Chinese: 王羽; pinyin: Wáng Yǔ; Yale: Wong4 Jyu5; born March 28, 1943 in Wuxi, Jiangsu, also known as Wong Yu-lung and Wang Yue) is a Chinese actor, director, producer, and screenwriter. He shot to fame with the Shaw Brothers Studio's martial arts film, The One-Armed Swordsman, in 1967. His film, The Chinese Boxer, in 1969, is credited with being the first Hong Kong martial arts film that kick started the unarmed combat genre that took Asia by storm in the 1970s. Born Wang Zheng-quan (simplified Chinese: 王正权; traditional Chinese: 王正權; pinyin: Wáng Zhèngquán) in Wuxi, Jiangsu, China, Jimmy was a former ROC soldier and Hong Kong swimming champion, as well as a racing car enthusiast, before joining Shaw Brothers in 1963. He teamed up with the famous sword-fighting director, Chang Cheh, and acted in The Golden Swallow with Cheng Pei-Pei, in 1968. Jimmy starred in several notable films including Temple of the Red Lotus (1965), One Armed Boxer (1971), Return of The Chinese Boxer (1975) and Master of the Flying Guillotine (1976). If One Armed Swordsman was the movie that launched Jimmy's acting career, The Chinese Boxer was the film that sealed his fame in the realm of
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- Master of the Flying Guillotine: Ultimate Edition 2002
- Kung Pow: Enter the Fist 2002
- Fire Dragon 1994
- Golden Swallow 1988
- Fastest Fist 1972
- Fantasy Mission Force (Mai nei dak gung dui)
- Movies Directed by Jimmy Wang Yu
- Master of the Flying Guillotine: Ultimate Edition 2002
- Masters of the Flying Guillotine (Du bi quan wang da po xue di zi) 1975
- Movies Produced by Jimmy Wang Yu
- Island of Fire (1990) 1995
- Movies Written by Jimmy Wang Yu
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Jim Kelly is hoping to beat cancer but he knows it's going to be a tough battle. On April 6, USA Today reported that Kelly, a former quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, will begin his treatment today in New York City. He will need radiation and chemotherapy to treat his "oral cancer." It is going to be a long road for Kelly and he hopes that he's going to be able to come out on top.
"My big battle starts Monday, when I start my radiation and chemo and I hope when it's all over they get everything, but right now we're praying for a miracle," Kelly said during a recent interview with MSG Network (via USA Today).
Jim Kelly's cancer sounds very aggressive and his treatment will be no different. He will have a very hard time keeping himself positive over the next few weeks but he has a great support system to keep him going. His wife and his daughter are both very close to him and will hopefully help pull him through the tough days.
Chemo and radiation both do different things to your body and can be very hard to deal with. Kelly is a strong guy and will do his best while his body goes through these changes. Like almost all cancer patients -- there are good days and there are bad days -- it all comes and goes.
Jim Kelly's cancer will be closely monitored and his fans wish him nothing but the best.
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Sophomore Whitney Campbell posted a team-high 10 kills against Houston Sunday.
Oct. 9, 2011
GREENVILLE, N.C. - East Carolina capped its four-match homestand by dropping a 3-0 decision to Houston Sunday at Minges Coliseum. The Pirates fall to 2-14 overall and 0-7 in Conference USA play while the Cougars rise to 12-5 and 5-2.
Whitney Campbell produced her second-straight double-digit kill effort, recording 10. Defensively, Amanda Lutzow reached double figures with 10 digs while Kelly Derby and Britney Roper posted four blocks each.
Houston ran an effective offense for the second-straight day, racking up 47 kills as compared to 25 for ECU. The Cougars also held the upper hand in hitting percentage (.274-.114), digs (56-36) and service aces (6-1). However, the Pirates out-blocked the visitors by one (6.0-5.0).
At the outset of the match, Houston raced to a 5-1 lead before East Carolina pulled within 7-5 on a Kadi Kullerkann attack error. The Cougars established some breathing room from there, going on a 7-3 run to push in front 14-8 and draw an ECU timeout. Houston would cruise from there, taking leads of 19-11 and 24-13 before closing out the frame 25-15.
The second interval was nip and tuck most of the way. A Campbell kill gave the Pirates a 10-7 lead, which they stretched to 15-11 when Hannah Allgood posted an ace. The Cougars responded with a 7-4 run which put them down only one at 19-18. East Carolina was the first to 20 points when Campbell scored again, but Houston captured two-straight rallies to knot the score. The Cougars completed the comeback, running away by netting five of the final six rallies to head into intermission up two sets to none.
A Kullermann kill gave Houston a 10-5 advantage in the third set and that would be all the Cougars needed to hold off the Pirates and ease their way to a 25-12 match-clinching win.
ECU heads back on the road for its next contest, traveling to Hattiesburg, Miss. for a league match with Southern Miss. First serve between the Pirates and Golden Eagles is set for 8 p.m. at Reed Green Coliseum.


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In my experience, the subject of energy tends to be badly taught in lower-level physics classes. I've met a lot of students who, when asked what energy is, can promptly recite the following answer: "Energy is the ability of a system to do work." Continuing with this website's theme of trying it yourself, I recommend that you take a field trip to the nearest university campus or high school science class and perform this very experiment, and watch the pride in the students' eyes as they prove their intelligence to you.
But if you want to throw a bit of a wrench into things, try following up your first question with another: what is work? Many students will frown slightly. Some will say that it is a force exerted over a distance. Others will simply shrug and point at the formula. In other words, most physics students don't really understand what energy is.


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View from the penthouse: National trends signal a softening in the hearty multifamily market
A national multifamily report, released last week by New York-based Reis, a commercial real estate analytics firm, shows apartment vacancies well below the 20-year national average and rents steeper than before the Great Recession.