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Called "America's Happiest City" this town's 45,000 people know their neighbors, barter for services, valet their bikes, have banned fast food and stroll around the pedestrian center. There's lots more to discover in this happy place, and no better time to do it than during the upcoming Sunset Savor event on Sept. 25-28, 2014.
Located midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles, Sunset SAVOR the Central Coast in beautiful San Luis Obispo is a four day fest of culinary immersion presented by Sunset and recognized as the premier wine and food event in the West.
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For 2014, 'Sunset at Hearst Castle' is the special setting for the opening evening on Sept. 25. The following days offer culinary and outdoor adventure tours led by Sunset experts, focused on botanical spa, farm to table cuisine, Paso Robles winemaking, a Santa Margarita Ranch Lamb Jam and Arroyo Grande foodie adventures.
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"Sunset SAVOR the Central Coast is one of the most accessible, regionally authentic wine and food events around," said Peggy Northrop, Sunset Editor-in-Chief. "The seminars and adventure tours are a great way to discover special destinations alongside wine and food celebrities in a relaxed, intimate atmosphere...to connect with the artisans behind the region's fantastic wine and food, and the land where they're grown."
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Tickets are available for the following fabulous events, with details provided by the organizers, all created especially for the occasion:
Chef Fabio Viviani | Bringing Italian Flavor (Sept. 27-28):
The star of Bravo's hit reality series, "Top Chef," Fabio Viviani "Does Duck." He leads two seminars from the pages of his New York Times bestseller, "Fabio's Italian Kitchen." On Saturday, he'll show guests how to make duck sausage-Fabio-style and on Sunday, he'll guide the creation of gorgeous gnocchi.
Chef Tanya Holland | Serving Up Soul (Sept. 27-28):
San Francisco Bay Area's own Tanya Holland is a regularl contributor to "The Today Show" and "The Talk," on hand with her new book – "Brown Sugar Kitchen New-Style, Down-Home Recipes from Sweet West Oakland." Chef Holland will be demonstrating two signature dishes from "BSK" to include Saturday's jerk baby back ribs and Sunday's dish, buttermilk fried chicken and waffles.
Lamb Jam Masters Finale (Sept. 28):
Time for the people's choice. Winning chefs from Boston, Seattle, San Francisco, and Washington D.C. who competed in the 2014 American Lamb Jam National Tour battle it out to determine this year's Lamb Jam Master. Guests vote on the finalist dishes accompanied by commentary by Sunset Food Editor Margo True.
International Sparkling Display (Sept. 27):
Tasting and learning combine in this discovery through the world of sparkling wine, featuring samples of bubbles from around the world.
Grow Wild with Paso Robles Wines (Sept. 28):
Showcasing six wines from top producers of Paso Robles Wine Country, recently named 2013 Wine Region of the Year by Wine Enthusiast.
How Well do you Know Your Wines? Test Your Blind Tasting Skills (Sept. 28):
A perennial favorite, here's a chance to test your ability to distinguish a Cabernet Sauvignon from a Pinot Noir in a blind tasting.
Create Botanical Spa Products with Sycamore Mineral Springs in Avila Beach (Sept. 25):
Take an exclusive tour of the resort's on-site organic garden, normally closed to the public. It's followed by tips on making one-of-a-kind luxurious spa products and a multi-course "garden to fork" lunch prepared by Chef Gregg Wangard.
Blend Wild Wine near Ancient Peaks at Historic Santa Margarita Vineyard (Sept. 25):
A special opportunity for guests to be guided by master winemakers through creating an own blend, including bottling and labeling, followed by a gourmet lunch.
Roam with the Clydesdales at Covell Ranch in Cambria (Sept. 26):
A perfect, relaxing time seeing beautiful stands of native pine trees from a spectacular vantage point. A hay wagon pulled by Clydesdale horses is followed by a deluxe picnic lunch paired with local Central Coast wines.
Explore the Farm and Foodie Secrets of Arroyo Grande (Sept. 26):
A walking tour created for food lovers goes through historic Arroyo Grande, including tasting samples from some of the Central Coast's best, followed by lunch in the village.
Preservation Meets Innovative Traditions at Halter Ranch (Sept. 26):
A walking tour created for wine lovers at the height of the grape harvest. Learn how this historic ranch follows certified sustainable farming practices and innovative techniques, a comprehensive tasting of Halter Ranch wines, followed by a harvest lunch with the winemakers.
Celebrate Autumn's Harvest at Windrose Farm in Paso Robles (Sept. 26):
Tour the farm at the peak of harvest, sample an array of the farm's signature heirloom tomatoes. Enjoy homegrown Bloody Marys made with local RE:FIND distillery spirits and end the tour with a farm-to-fork picnic lunch by Avila's Ocean Grill.
Become a Balsamic Vinegar Guru in Atascadero (Sept. 26):
Travel to an organic garden for the finest artisan vinegars, followed by a trip to the elegant historic Atascadero City Hall for a tasting of fresh-from-the-garden vinegar flavors. The tour ends with an artisanal lunch to showcase Chaparral Gardens vinegar.
For all the details and tickets, please visit www.savorcentralcoast.com before the sell-out.
Suggested Links
- Sunset Savor the Central Coast: The ultimate wine tasting weekend
- Sunset Savor The Central Coast: A premiere wine and food extravaganza
- Sunset Savor The Central Coast: A magical sunset at Hearst Castle
- San Luis Obispo, 'happiest place on earth,' becomes hipper as Lady Gaga arrives
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Who doesn't love to accompany their breakfast with a glass of orange juice? Not only is it delicious, but it's a healthy way to kick-start your day. It's such an important part of a healthy start that it has its own holiday! May 4 is National Orange Juice Day. The Florida Department of Citrus contacted us with information on the health benefits of OJ, fun facts, and yummy recipes.
It's a known fact that vitamin C is a must for a healthy diet, and where better to find this vitamin than in OJ. According to the source, an 8-ounce glass of 100% orange juice delivers more than 100% of the Daily Value for vitamin C. Also, the 8-ounce serving serves as a natural source for folate, potassium, and thiamin. Orange juice is also fat free, sodium free, cholesterol free and free of added sugars – if you get 100% orange juice, of course, and no added ingredients.
Florida Department of Citrus also sent us these fun facts about 100 percent OJ, some facts are: It is the world's third favorite flavor after chocolate and vanilla. Another fact is that orange juice is purchased by nearly 70 percent of American households for its great taste and nutritional benefits. Florida is known for OJ, and after learning that some areas of Florida are populated with more citrus trees than people, I know why!
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- 1 Florida orange, peeled and diced
- 1 ½ cups strawberries, hulled and finely chopped
- ¼ cup sliced green onions
- 2 tablespoons shredded Asiago cheese
- ½ teaspoon fresh ground black pepper
- Balsamic vinegar glaze, optional
- Cinnamon sugar pita chips
In medium bowl, gently combine all ingredients except glaze. Just before serving, drizzle with balsamic vinegar glaze, if desired. Serve with cinnamon sugar pita chips.
Makes 2 cups salsa, 4 servings of ½ cup each.
Florida Citrus-Strawberry Green Tea
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- ½ cup mint leaves
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- 1 cup Florida grapefruit juice
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To serve, pour Florida Citrus–Strawberry Green Tea into tall glasses filled with ice. Garnish with orange and grapefruit wedges.


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968: Everything
Title text: I wanna hold your hand so I don't fall out of your gyrocopter.
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The first three sentences are a bunch of statements similar to what you would find in a birthday or anniversary card from one person in a relationship to another, but in this case, all the statements are in the negative. However, by the last frame, a positive greeting card statement is used ("I want to give you everything."), but the reason is unusual ("Just to see what you would do with it."), referring to whatever it is Megan is making..
Cueball is gathering a lot of different sorts of random things, including a deck umbrella, a miniature Eiffel Tower, what appears to be a bomb and the bust of a mannequin. He adds these to an already immense pile of things which Megan (her outline can be seen in the last panel standing on one of the wheels welding something) uses to build some sort of super tank with huge wheels, a mounted gun, satellite dish and crane. It appears to be running as there is exhaust coming out of the top of the machine.
The title text similarly starts with the conventional Beatles love song "I Want to Hold Your Hand" but for an unconventional reason to not fall out of a gyrocopter. A gyrocopter is a flying machine that has a rotor like a helicopter, but the rotor is not powered by a motor. Rather, the motor of the gyrocopter drives a propeller that accelerates the machine forward, while the air rushing past the rotor drives the rotor like a helicopter during autorotation.
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- [Cueball drags a small wagon and a bag full of various items.]
- Cueball: You are not the light of my life. Making you happy isn't my greatest dream.
- [Cueball places the items in an even bigger pile of even more random items.]
- Cueball: Your smile is not all I live for. I've got my own stuff going on. But you're strange and fascinating and I've never met anyone like you.
- [Cueball stares in awe as Megan assembles the items into a gargantuan, intoxicatingly complex machine.]
- Cueball: I want to give you everything just to see what you would do with it.
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The first four statements are reminiscent of Shakespeare's Sonnet 130 (my mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun).18.104.22.168 04:12, 3 January 2014 (UTC)


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Probably not the greatest thing that one of the first things I did after getting to the hotel today was going back out for a snackage run. Sure, the items procured will be consumed over a space of 4 days, or even taken into work and shared out, but I feel a bit dumb, but decidedly not guilty, about having done it. Might be a tiny bit of defiance in there, even, which I fail to really understand, but there you have it.
Started Sunday at 176.6 lb, 4 lbs above the low figure of 172.6 recorded 17 days ago. It's not all due to road life, but the reduced exercise opportunities (available, or taken) have played a role, certainly. Need to make that a priority, or at the very least, mess around with the in room activities pointed out me to by some of you. They're not as fun as pickleball, that's part of the problem. So much easier to exercise when you actually enjoy what you're doing, you know? The sleeping in on the weekend, in attempt to catch up on sleep, took away the chance to play pickelball, as that is set up on Friday and Saturday mornings. I'll have to eschew sleep early on and take a nap later if I have to, in order to get there at the end of this week.
I'll have to grab that lost and found scale again this week. Curious as to what that sucker will have to say to me this week.
Oh, and one more random thing: the whole getting a rental car each week thing might as well become a extended test drive for whenever it comes time to replace my now ten year old Civic. This week's candidate, a Chevy Cruze. Sucker's got heated leather seats. And the coolest thing about it? The switchblade key! Never seen one of those before, where the key portion can be tucked into the head portion, and unleashed by clicking on a button. Ok, so I'm pretty easily amused.
Edit: forgot to explain the blog title: one of the snackages grabbed was Chili lime Doritos Dinomite, basically Doritos in rolled up form, and with a nice kick. A Mexican thing, I'm guessing from the flavor. It's good stuff, but I cracked it open just to try out one or two 'chips', and I went from verging towards sleep to being relatively awake. A couple of swigs of water, and scribbling out this blog, and I'm drifting again. Might do well to turn off this Lamb of God album if I want that sleep thing to occur soonish, as needs to happen, what with the 5:30 alarm looming.
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Probably a lot of water weight I retain a lot of water when traveling. try drinking a lot of water and maybe it will level out the weight some.
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I didn't know my car had butt warmers for like a year. The car salesman never mentioned it. I just accidentally brushed the button one morning and felt my seat getting warm. It took me 5 minutes to figure out what happened. Now I can't imagine living without them.
I personally like the Ford Focus. Fully loaded of course.
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I know what you mean about some exercise being more fun than others!!! I prefer anything outdoors to watching a DVD, but it's just too darn cold right now.
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Come buy a car in Tucson during the summer time, all the leather seats come heated hahaha
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The Marcus Schrenker sentence is over 4 years in federal prison. Schrenker is the Indiana man who staged a plane crash to fake death. He was sentenced today to 51 months in federal prison for the scheme. Schrenker was accused by Indiana authorities of white collar crimes related to his business. Shortly after the allegations surfaced in Indiana he attempted to fake his death by crashing the plane we was piloting.
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Read more about the Marcus Schrenker sentence and see a video detailing the circumstances surrounding the crash.
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He was sentenced to 51 months in prison Wednesday, said a spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's office in the northern district of Florida.
Schrenker also must pay the Coast Guard more than $34,000 in restitution and must pay Harley-Davidson Credit Corp., the plane's lien-holder, more than $871,000, the U.S. attorney's office said.
Schrenker's story, and the plane crash associated with it, generated suspicion from the beginning. The New York Post said the following:
Prosecutors say Schrenker was trying escape financial problems and a crumbling marriage when he faked his own death in January.
You have to hand it to the guy, most people who fake their death don't do it in such a spectacular fashion. It's not like he just pushed his car over a cliff, or disappeared at sea. Oh no, this guy got into a plane, radioed controllers to tell them what was going on, and generated a response from the Coast Guard and a couple of F-15 fighter jets. He's lucky no one was harmed when the plane eventually crashed.
Marcus Schrenker was eventually found due to a parachute being found in trees which lead back to him. In addition to the parachute the plane was discovered to have an intact windshield after the crash despite reports that the windshield had imploded and that he was bleeding profusely. There was no blood found in the cockpit.
Marcus Schrenker Plane Crash Story
Court documents stated that Schrenker "stated to air traffic controllers that he was not going to make it" and then the plane remained at 3500 feet and flew close to the city of Harpersville, Alabama where Schrenker had stored a motorcycle which he used to flee the area. Schrenker was eventually found by US Marshalls in Florida where he was arrested on a warrant out of Indiana.
This isn't the end of the legal troubles for Schrenker. Although Marcus Schrenker sentenced federally to over four years in prison, he still faces felony charges in Indiana related to financial crimes. The plane crash to fake death didn't quite work out the way he planned. Depending on where he ends up serving his time, and how long his state sentence ends up being, Marcus Schrenker may end up wishing he had stayed in the plane. So what are your thoughts on this one? I think this guy got in over his head and even in his attempts to escape he appears to have a need to be the center of attention, instead of just disappearing quietly. I mean, it's not like a plane crash is going to go unnoticed.


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CES 2013 - Intel, at their press conference, confirmed the existence of 7 watt TDP Ivy Bridge Core chips, as we previously reported they would. The chips are shipping and Lenovo and others have agreed to use them in upcoming designs.
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12.11.11 Long Beach State Game NotesTUCSON - The Wildcats will return to the friendly confines of McKale Center for a women's basketball game against Long Beach State. The contest is scheduled for Sun., Dec. 11 and tip-off is 1 p.m. MT.
Arizona and Long Beach State will meet for the 20th time on Sunday. The 49ers hold a 14-5 record over the Wildcats. The last meeting between the two teams came Dec. 14, 2008, in Tucson, with UA beating LBSU, 56-47. Arizona has won five straight against Long Beach State.
Arizona is 7-1 on the season, including 2-0 at home. The Cats are paced by sophomore guard Davellyn Whyte's 19.4 points, 4.8 rebounds and 4.7 assists per game. She is backed up by sophomore guard Candice Warthen's 16.8 points and 4.1 rebounds per game and sophomore forward Erica Barnes' 13.8 points and 9.0 rebounds per game. Senior guard Shanita Arnold hands out 4.8 assists per game.
Long Beach State is 3-6 on the season, including 1-6 on the road. The 49ers are led by Tipesa Moorer's 11.0 points and 5.2 rebounds per game. Ella Clark chips in with 9.3 points and 6.0 boards per contest as Alex Sanchez also averages 9.4 points per outing. LBSU averages 60.7 points per game as a team while shooting 34.1 percent from the field, 22.2 percent from three-point range and 66.9 percent from the free throw line.
Arizona ranks in the top three in the Pac-12 in scoring offense (78.1), free throw percentage (.707), three point field goal percentage (.404), turnover margin (3.9), offensive rebound percentage (.396) and three point field gal made (7.5).
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No one will believe this rich, creamy dish was prepared in less than 30 minutes! I developed the recipe when my garden tomatoes, zucchini and basil were coming on strong. Using orzo instead of Arborio rice makes the risotto so much easier to prepare. —Cindy Beberman, Orland Park, Illinois
- 1 small zucchini, chopped
- 1 shallot, chopped
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 cup uncooked whole wheat orzo pasta
- 2 cups vegetable broth
- 1 cup 2% milk
- 1 package (6 ounces) fresh baby spinach
- 2 medium tomatoes, seeded and chopped
- 1/4 cup minced fresh basil
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- Salt and pepper to taste
- In a large saucepan over medium-high heat, saute zucchini and shallot in oil until almost tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Add the orzo, broth and milk. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce heat to medium-low; cook and stir for 10-15 minutes or until liquid is almost absorbed.
- Stir in the spinach, tomatoes and basil; cook and stir until spinach is wilted. Remove from the heat; stir in the cheese, salt and pepper. Yield: 6 servings.
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FRIONA - Beulah Messenger, 95, died Monday, May 7, 2001, in Amarillo.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Schooler-Gordon Funeral Directors, Bell Avenue Chapel, 5400 Bell St., with Dr. Charlie Jones, pastor of Second Baptist Church, officiating. Graveside service will be at 2:30 p.m. in Friona Cemetery.
Mrs. Messenger was employed by a widower with six children. She subsequently married him, George C. Messenger. He preceded her in death in 1952.
She was "Mama" to a blended family of six children. Mrs. Messenger lived with her son, Roy, in Amarillo, until hospitalization became necessary a few weeks ago.
The Messengers lived on the family farm 131/2 miles northwest of Friona, until a few years after Mr. Messsenger's death in 1952. Mrs. Messenger was the 10th child of 11 born to George Washington and Mary Weaks. All of her brothers and sisters preceded her in death. She also was preceded in death by a son, Steve Messenger of Amarillo; and by a daughter, Elsie Larson of Denver.
Survivors include children, Rosalie Carter of Albuquerque, N.M., Loyd Messenger of Manteca, Calif., Floyd Messenger of Corsicana, Ralph Messenger of Lubbock, Nancy Noggler of Shell Lake, Wis., Roy Messenger of Amarillo and John Messenger of Houston.
Mrs. Messenger was "Nanny" or grandmother to 24 grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren, and several great-great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to the Arthritis Foundation.
Besides being Mama and Nanny to her family, friends, neighbors and others knew her as a seamstress and quiltmaker.
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I am a believer in things happening for a reason. For timing and life to come together in ways unbeknownst to us, ways that are just right. This August, while attending BlogHer in San Diego, I truly believe things came together for me in a magical way because, after hurriedly launching Just.Be.Enough., I met a woman who spoke the words that were buried down deep in my heart. A woman whose persona, whose entire being, exuded Just.Be.Enough. I met Dr. Brené Brown.
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JBE: You've said living with our whole hearts requires practicing the courage it takes to own our stories and tell the truth about who we are. What small steps can people take to start doing that if they're afraid to tell their stories?
BB: We're often afraid to share our truths because we don't want to be crushed under the weight of a single story. We don't want to be defined by or reduced to our struggle. We are more complex than that. Our stories are a part of who we are, but they don't define us. We want our stories to open up our connections, not shut us off. I think it's important to share our stories with people who have earned the right to hear them. People who embrace our complexity and recognize that we are all made of strength and struggle. I am mindful when I choose my storycatchers.
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BB: I write about this in I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST ME. I think we often use gossip and badmouthing as a way to connect. There's a juicy "you and me" connection that happens when we have a common enemy, a shared criticism, or a mutual annoyance. I often recommend that people try to redirect the conversation or try to find equally juicy topics to serve as a platform of connection. For example, if someone says, "Susie is so arrogant. I can't stand her," I think it's more effective to respond with "I don't really know her that well" or "That's not my experience of her." If you come back with a lecture on gossiping or negativity, it can put people on the defensive and that's never helpful. I find that not participating in the mean girl stuff is the best way to advocate for kindness. It's just not easy because we're all hungry for connection and gossip cruelty is a quick, counterfeit fix.
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JBE: Do you have a preference between speaking engagements and writing?
BB: I feel so lucky to be able to do both. I love writing because I get to be at home – my sacred space. I love speaking because I like "talking my work" better than writing it. I'm still looking for the right combination – it's been a process.
JBE: Where do you see yourself in 20 years?
BB: Hopefully right here, where I am now, with my awesome husband and with my kids living a few blocks away. And grandkids (if that's meant to be). They're all I really need.
Can I just tell you all how much I love that very last answer? Because to me loving where you are, in the moment, living life and knowing you have what you need? That is a gift.
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PALOS VERDES, Calif. – No. 4 Washington finished off a grueling week at the Northrop Grumman Challenge with one of the best rounds of the day to move up to a tie for fourth. The Dawgs shot a round of 10-over 294 to finish at 29-over 881.
No. 1 USC took the tournament title at 14-over, while No. 3 Duke was the runner-up. No. 7 Arizona State had the best final round to jump into third place, while No. 2 UCLA tied the Dawgs in fourth.
"We came in ranked fourth so I guess we finished where we should have on paper," said head coach Mary Lou Mulflur. "Still, it was a little disappointing because we had another stretch today where we made some bigger numbers. We just haven't been able to string together a complete 18 holes."
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Also with a high individual finish was Jennifer Yang who finished the week at 6-over. Yang shot a round of 4-over 75 on Tuesday, ending the tournament in a tie for 15th.
SooBin Kim shot her third consecutive round of 3-over 74, making five bogeys and two birdies. She finished the week at 9-over in a tie for 25th.
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"It wasn't the best week for SooBin or Charlotte," said Mulflur. "It says a lot about our team and the way Ying and Jen stepped up that we could still be in contention."
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Spring 2003: Registered a solid 11-10 singles record. Posted a 5-2 mark in his last seven regular-season decisions. Had a key singles victory against Charlotte in the Conference USA Quarterfinals. Clinched the victory against No. 50 William & Mary at the Blue-Gray Classic with a win at No. 6. Notched a 5-8 mark in doubles action. Teamed with Jorge Lievano for an 8-5 win at third doubles to help the Wave to an upset victory over No. 6 Vanderbilt.
Fall 2002: Posted a 3-5 singles mark and a 4-2 doubles record.
Spring 2002: Saw action at four different singles positions, posting a 12-13 overall mark. Teamed with Jorge Lievano for a solid 10-7 mark in doubles action.
Prep: A 1999 graduate of Classical High School of Tampere. Advanced to the final 16 of the Finnish National Championship last summer. Earned medals in team play as well as in the U-18 Juniors. Ranked in the top 40 in Finland.
Personal: Born June 13, 1980 in Tormo, Finland. The son of Martti and Ritva Piiroinen. Has an older sister, Heidi. Also enjoys skiing. A double major in finance and marketing.


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Glenn was born May 14, 1919, southwest of Tyrone, Oklahoma, the son of Corbett and Della Cain. He graduated from Liberal High School in 1939. A long time resident of Tyrone, he was a farmer and rancher. On April 17, 1949, he was united in marriage to Maxine Stevens.
Glenn was a member of the Tyrone Baptist Church; he was an active member of the I.O.O.F, where he served as Grand Master of Oklahoma from 1969 to 1970. Glenn helped with the care of the Tyrone Cemetery for more than 50 years and was a member of the Tyrone School Board for 13 years.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Maxine; three brothers, George, Bob and Bernard; four sisters, Edna, Ethel, Mildred and Kathryn; a daughter in law, Shelia Cain; a son in law, Bill Gibson.
Survivors include two sons, Gene and Cathy Cain of Tyrone, Randy and Sandy Cain of Tyrone; three daughters, Vickie Gibson of Burleson, Texas, Connie Manning and Billy of Dodge City, Kansas, Kandi Wolf and Travis of Spearman, Texas; sisters in law, Myrtle Cain of Limon, Colorado, Doris Mann of Tyrone, Oklahoma; brother in law, Jim Stevens and Eldena of Hutchinson, Kansas; 11 grandchildren, three step grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews.
Funeral Services will be at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2014, at the Tyrone Baptist Church with interment in the Tyrone Cemetery directed by Roberts Brothers Funeral Home in Hooker.
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Mozilla China Open House Party
By emilychen on 九月 05, 2007
Mozilla China had an Open House Party last Saturday (Sep 1st, 2007).It's the second time I've visited the Mozilla China office. The first time was on May 30th, when the Mozilla office was still being decorated. Now the Mozilla office is finished and it looks great.
The schedule for this Open House Party was:
14:45 ~ 15:10 Sign up
15:10 ~ 15:55 Round table self-introduction;discussion about Firefox usage, community activities, suggestions and ideas
16:00 ~ 16:25 Presentation of Firefox 3 given by Mi Jia , new features and demos
17:05 ~ 17:45 Brainstorming and discussion on following topics:
1. The currently situation of Mozilla and Firefox in China
2. Suggestions and request on the future development of Mozilla and Firefox
3. Community building
4. What kind of help or support you need from Mozilla China
17:45 ~ 18:00 Summary
There were about more 30 people at the party. They were from various companies and universities, including students from Tshinghua, engineers from IT companies and teachers, etc. All of us have one thing in common: We are all Firefoxers !
The Party was hosted by Li Gong. We discussed lots of interesting topics, including: Localization of Firefox, Firefox Testday in universities, IE,Maxthon and Firefox, building the Firefox community, Firefox and Banks, Mozilla Developer Day in China, advertising of Firefox in China, etc. We had a heated discussion and debate. It was a great chance to share ideas and suggestions.
Sun and Mozilla Online are good neighbors. Lots of Sun people joined this party: Dave Lin, Jacky Cao, Rachael Zhang, Serena Xiao. We also saw some familiar faces who used to work at Sun: Jay Yan, Yan Meng, Louie Zhao, Robin Lu. It was nice talking with them.
This is the first Mozilla Online activity, we are looking for more Mozilla activities in future.


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The Manhattans, an R&B vocal group who recorded many classic songs in the Philly Soul style, have achieved career longevity by adapting their style to fit changing times. In 2009, they celebrated their 45th anniversary.
Formed in the 1960s by Winfred "Blue" Lovett, Richard Taylor, Kenny Kelley, George "Smitty" Smith and Sonny Bivins the group had a string of hits on Carnival Records during the mid 1960s. When Smith became ill in 1970, Gerald Alston, whose style paid homage to the legendary Sam Cooke, took over as lead singer. More a pop singer than either Lovett or Smith, Alston's incorporation into the group enabled The Manhattans to break out of their mold as "doo-woppers" and achieve major national success on Starday/King Records with a Teddy Randazzo love song entitled "A Million To One." In 1972, Blue Lovett's "One Life To Live" reached the top 20 R&B charts. With Alston handling all lead vocals and Lovett providing smooth spoken introductions, The Manhattans moved to Columbia Records in 1973 where they collaborated with Philadelphia International producer and arranger Bobby Martin on a string of hits including "There's No Me Without You." The most notable of these was Blue Lovett's "Kiss And Say Goodbye," a platinum selling #1 pop and R&B hit in 1976. In that same year, The Manhattans teamed up once again with producer Randazzo to record "Feels So Good", "You're My Life" and "There's No Good In Goodbye". In 1977, they performed at President Jimmy Carter's Inaugural Ball and since then have received their share of platinum and gold singles, albums, and other industry kudos; most notably a 1980 Grammy for "Shining Star" written and produced by Leo Graham.
After 16 years with Columbia Records, lead singer Gerald Alston took his turn as a solo artist with Motown Records; while Blue Lovett, due to doctor's concerns regarding his health, decided to turn his attention towards producing and grooming new artists. The late 1980's found The Manhattans pursuing individual interests within the industry. In 1993, all that changed. With their 30th anniversary approaching in 1994, it was the perfect time to reunite. So, along with new members Troy May and David Tyson, a reunion tour was born. On February 25, 1999, The Manhattans were inducted into the Rhythm and Blues Hall of Fame.
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Sailing the Leeward Islands, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Bahamas and the Intracoastal Waterway
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The Brookings City Council plans to send a letter to the state in opposition to two bills addressing how the state would ensure Curry County stays fiscally solvent if voters defeat the May 21 property tax question.
The question asks voters to increase property taxes $1.84 per $1,000 assessed valuation for those living in cities and $1.97 for those living in unincorporated Curry County to keep county law enforcement at minimum levels.
The legislation being discussed — House Bill 2206 and House Bill 2168 — outline how the state Department of Administrative Services will take over county services and charge the county for providing them, should the election question fail.
House Bill 2206 would involve staffing the finance, tax collection, elections and assessor's offices — the offices about which the state has most concern — and withholding from the county the money due for the services they provide. The money collected for those services would come from property taxes received; remaining funds would proportionately be disbursed to all the special districts for which the entire sum was collected.
"This establishes a new public policy, whereby the state can seize city property tax revenue and give it to another taxing jurisdiction," said City Manager Gary Milliman. "It fails to recognize that the voters in cities and other local taxing jurisdictions have determined the appropriate level of service for their community and the appropriate property tax rate to support that level of service."
The letter also notes that the bill would set a precedent of legislative interference in the allocation of local property tax revenue.
Taxing entities are unsure how that would affect the revenue they were supposed to collect, although the bill indicates the state could collect "up to" 20 percent of the money to recoup its costs for providing county services.
House Bill 2168, proposed by Rep. Wayne Krieger, would allow the state to take all the proceeds from the sale of tax-delinquent and foreclosed properties. The city's letter asks Krieger to withdraw the bill.
"That bill fails to recognize that other taxing jurisdictions, including cities, also suffer a revenue loss from tax delinquencies and should receive a portion of the proceeds of the sale — as is the current practice," Milliman said. "This sets a precedent of designating counties as having a superior position in recovering property tax revenues."
He said the League of Oregon Cities' plans to oppose the bills, as well.
"The League of Oregon Cities' concern is that it opens the door to state legislature deciding the redistribution of all the county tax rates," Milliman said. "It seems to me to be another level of authority on how taxes will be distributed — without input."
Some council members again noted the inequity of tax revenue collected and distributed to cities and the county. That is a bone of contention among member of the Brookings City Council in the upcoming election, as they feel the difference between what city residents would pay in county taxes and that of those in rural areas isn't enough.
"When the counties got lots of timber money, very little was shared with the cities," said Mayor Ron Hedenskog. "There was no road money. There was money for the Sheriff's Office, but not the police departments. This unfair balance has been going on over a long period of time, and now the funds are drying up, it seems like they want cities to make up for the loss of those funds."
Councilor Jake Pieper said he anticipates further cannibalizing of city tax revenues, and that local sovereignty is being stepped on more and more.
"These bills would take all the taxes to the county and ignore what is due to the cities," Hedenskog said. "All the proceeds from the sales — even the money owed other districts; they'd suffer that loss, too. It would all go to the county. The citizens did not approve city tax rates to fund the county."


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Living and Learning in Community: HOPE Hall at Trinity University
Student's dream of a service learning residence hall becomes a reality
By Miriam Sitz'10
SAN ANTONIO - As a first-year student at Trinity University, Katie Ogawa walked past Murchison Residence Hall and remarked to a friend, "How cool would it be if this were a service hall?" By the end of Ogawa's second semester, that seed of an idea had already taken root and would grow over the next two semesters into what is now known as HOPE Hall.
HOPE Hall is a living and learning community of 35 passionate students united by the mission to serve individuals in San Antonio experiencing homelessness. The hall's name, an acronym for Homelessness Outreach Pursuing Education, reflects the residents' intentions to study and volunteer while living together in Murchison. Ogawa, a junior biology major from Albuquerque, N.M., serves as the inaugural director and Residential Life staff member for the hall.
Immediately prior to the start of New Student Orientation and her first year at Trinity, Ogawa participated in The Plunge, a faith-based week of service for incoming first-year students. She came away from that experience with a group of friends, a passion for the issue of homelessness, and a deeper understanding of the power of community. "We saw the value of living together and being together all the time while also serving, and how that built strong relationships."
After two semesters of volunteering at Haven for Hope, Ogawa approached David Tuttle, associate vice president of Student Affairs and dean of Students, to discuss the possibility of a service-focused residence hall. Throughout her sophomore year, she collaborated with Tuttle, likeminded peers, Residential Life, area organizations, and University faculty to lay the groundwork for the community. As a result, HOPE Hall, a pioneer in mixed-age housing at Trinity, is now home to 11 first-years and 24 sophomores and juniors.
Although Trinity's Residential Life program is known for housing first-years and sophomores with their respective class years, Tuttle said he is a proponent of targeted mixed communities because the common theme provides students from all classes with a reason to mix. Such a model allows older students to take on leadership and mentor roles, which are bolstered by academic component. "It just seems like such a rich environment for learning," Tuttle said, adding that HOPE Hall could serve as an "excellent model for other academic/experiential/residential collaborations in the future."
Service is a key element of the initiative and residents will actively engage with groups in San Antonio that confront homelessness head on. Students will concentrate their volunteerism on five specific issues: shelter, health, hunger, education, and public policy. Each student will choose an organization from a list of community partners assembled by Ogawa and Tuttle, and groups of two to three students will visit and volunteer every week.
The academic component of this living and learning community will center on a first year seminar co-taught by Edwin Blanton, coordinator for Community Service and Engagement in Trinity's office of Campus & Community Involvement, and Robert Blystone, professor of biology. First-year HOPE Hall students will take the class in the spring, with upperclassmen from the hall serving as peer tutors. The seminar will feature weekly guest speakers with various perspectives on homelessness. "That could be a non-profit professional, a social worker, or someone with the police department," Blanton explained. "It could also be someone from our faculty who has experience studying homelessness."
Blanton and Blystone also plan to examine thematically relevant literature and film, and students will engage in a number of writing assignments, as is the case in all first year seminars. Blanton noted another unique characteristic of the class: "The course itself is going to be homeless. Every week it will meet in a different location on campus."
This groundbreaking collaboration between students and University administration will no doubt evolve and grow beyond the 2012-2013 academic year. "It speaks volumes of Trinity that we were able to pull this off," Ogawa reflected. "I think it's really cool to see this happening, and going forward hopefully it will be sustainable."
Miriam Sitz graduated from Trinity University in 2010 with a bachelor's degree in Spanish and environmental studies. She works at Accion Texas Inc., the nation's largest non-profit microlender, and is a San Antonio-based freelancer who writes a restaurant and culture blog, Miriam210.com.


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The Times-Picayune's NFL experts make their selections for Week 8 in this spreadsheet, TPNFLWk8Picks.pdf.
NFL writer Nakia Hogan (64-40) went 9-5 last week to extend his overall lead to two games over Saints beat writer Mike Triplett (62-42), who went 8-6.
Columnist John DeShazier (59-45, 9-5) joined sports editor Doug Tatum (59-45, 7-7) in third place among the panelists.
Saints reporter James Varney was 8-6 to improve to 57-47, and once again, Saints columnist Jeff Duncan closes out the group with a 4-10 week for a 51-53 overall record.


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The Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit (GLLU) of the Washington Metropolitan Police Department is reporting that two men from Maryland were attacked during a robbery on the evening of Sunday, Sept. 7, at Eighth and N Streets NW.
According to the GLLU report, the incident was classified as a hate crime "based upon the victims' actual or perceived sexual orientation," and due to the proximity of the attack to Be Bar, a lounge that caters to the gay community, located at 1318 Ninth St. NW, about a block from the attack in D.C.'s Shaw neighborhood.
"A final determination as to whether or not the case will ultimately be classified as a hate/bias crime will be made by the Metropolitan Police Department's Hate/Bias Crimes Coordinator after a complete review of the evidence, facts and circumstances," the report states.
Police are reporting that one of the victims, a 23-year-old from Fort Washington, Md., suffered a bruise to his jaw, and was treated and released from a local hospital. The other victim, 37, from Clinton, Md., suffered a laceration to the back of the head and was admitted to a local hospital. As of late Tuesday, Sept. 9, the GLLU reported his condition as "guarded."
According to MPD Acting Lt. Brett Parson, who is responsible of all MPD liaison units, including the GLLU, suspects stole a set of car keys and $15 before fleeing in an unknown direction.
Police are on the lookout for "four black males, between 19-22 years old, 5'9"-6'2"," who were all wearing blue jeans and T-shirts.
Lamont Joy of St. Louis, Mo., an acquaintance of the 37-year-old victim, confirmed that the victims were headed to Be Bar on the night of the attack to meet friends.
"They never arrived," he says.
Joy adds that the hospitalized victim, described by Joy as African-American and gay, was placed on life support at Howard University Hospital.
"They told his mom and his family yesterday that he's not breathing," Joy said Sept. 10.
Anyone who has any information about this attack is asked to call the GLLU pager number at 1-877-495-5995.
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Cover date: September 2008
"The Coming of Atlas" - Part Two: "Time Lost"
Writer: James Robinson
Penciller: Renato Guedes
Inker: Wilson Magalhaes
Reviewed by: Adam Dechanel
Jimmy's mind wanders, he started his morning like any other, but how did Superman begin his and get to this point? Lois of course knows exactly how... with a tiff. After Chris was taken from them, Clark had begun to focus more on his family. To that end Clark revealed to Lois he'd been quietly training Krypto and that the hound of steel was now their pet. Lois was stubborn and stoney faced. Clark tried to reason with his wife but in the end he decided to avoid a fight, taking Krypto for a play in space to introduce him to Hal Jordan. Lois shakes off her daydream and regrets being nasty to Clark, her mind wandering back to the arrival of Doomsday and the loss suffered.
Superman and Atlas are evenly matched in strength, fighting toe to toe achieves little more than more structural damage. What they don't notice are mini hover cams transmitting their every move back to the Science Police headquarters.
'The Lady' boss of the police instructs the remainder of the conscious team members to intervene and kick the crap out of Atlas. Noted, they collide with him which triggers a memory recall in the leather faced interloper.
Back in the days of Kirbyeque legend Atlas remembers a battle against the Lizard Kingdom. Ruling the world with his 'might is right' attitude. His friend Chagra hands him a magic crystal to imbue Atlas with magic power but it backfires and Atlas is swallowed in time.
Atlas a phantom in time is able to see the world pass in time, and the overload of knowledge sends him into a coma. Until the modern age when he wakes to find himself captured in a government facility. For whatever reason he allows the human captors to instruct him with a mission, defeat Superman and bring him in. Atlas points out he doesn't 'defeat' he kills.
He also enquires how he arrived here in present day. The man, decorated in a general's colors reveals, something Ray Palmer had done traveling through time and space had enabled them to find him and pull him through the continuum, but it was almost like magic.
Atlas remembers his Kirbyesque days again but this time from the point of view of his friend, Chagra. Chagra had seen with the death and destruction, with each battle, pieces of good within Atlas began to die with his enemies. Chagra proved duplicitous, for when instructed by Atlas to enchant a crystal with power to make him greater, Chagra instead asked the Three Who Are One to make him go far away from them.
When Atlas invoked the energies it sucked him into the continuum and peace returned...
Flashing forward, Superman hightails it into the sky, leaving the citizens to think he had turned chicken! Jimmy, snapping away on his camera spots one of the hover cams but before he can tell Lois, Superman returns - in force!
In astounding speed Superman flies, fist clenched right at the angry Atlas!
Story - 4: Phew!
OK. This is clearly the direction... character.
Some will hate that, some will love it. I like that Superman and his cast are treated as real now rather than Superman WHAM, CLANG, KABLAMming his way through crap villains weekly. Personally I like the fact Lois and Jimmy are growing into characters again instead of the vessels of expositional dialogue they had become through the previous run. Both Planeteers are pivotal to the plot. And the laughable Science Police (they are actually cool - its just the name...) take a back seat though and we're introduced to another mystery voice character.
I liked the nod to Jack Kirby but, sorry, I didn't like the explanation for him being there, it cheapened the wow factor of the flashbacks with a dull 'twist,' and the taste of Countdown is still bitter with me so Ray Palmer 'giving' the government access to the time stream and Atlas made me uneasy.
Also why the heck would a former ruler of the world follow the orders dished out to him. No amount of raspy dialogue and hiding in the shadows changes the fact that the man they are 'threatening' could pretty much squash them.
Art - 5: Continuing to deliver a high standard this is a visual feast. The flexibility in art with the Kirby homage and the washes of time effects show a true ability to bring a story to life. Superb, I am torn between, Gary Frank, Dan Jurgens and Renato Guedes as my favorite artist now! Grrr! It's not a competition guys lol!
Cover Art - 2: Beautifully painted but still a pretty uninspiring effort.
Ugh. Sorry I love the pose but hate the characterization. Why does Superman look... ugly... and old? Why am I actually thinking ol' leatherface looks superior to Superman...
Perhaps it's me but the Alex Ross covers are starting to bore.
January 2008
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Drawn from private as well as State archives, the Documenti Dipolatici Italiani series presents documents on Italian diplomatic activities. The material, in Italian, consists of telegrams to and from Ministry representatives abroad, notes on interviews, memorials, and other communications with foreign representatives. It is arranged chronologically although examination of subjects is facilitated by a tavola metodica (by country, region and by important problems). An index of persons is included at the end of each volume. The Library collection covers the period from 1870-1948.


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