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ELKHART — The heated debate over whether to raise the minimum wage, expected in Congress next month, will ignite at Indiana University Elkhart on Monday night.
"Should We Raise the Minimum Wage? Diverse Perspectives" will feature panelists Kyle Hannon, president/CEO of the Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce; Tony Flora, president of North Central Indiana AFL-CIO; and Jim Rogers, Leighton School of Business & Economics at Indiana University South Bend. The forum will run from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Monday, Feb. 24, in Room A220. The event is free and open to the public.
President Obama made income inequality the focus of his Jan. 28 State of the Union address, and Republican Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers echoed his theme in the official Republican response. Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, has authored a minimum wage bill the Senate plans to debate in March.
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office this week released a report concluding that a gradual increase to $10.10 hourly by 2016, which is what Obama and congressional Democrats are seeking, could have both positive and negative effects on the economy. It would increase pay for more than 16.5 million people and lift 900,000 people over the federal poverty threshold. But it could also reduce jobs, anywhere from no job impact to 1 million jobs, the CBO found.
Hannon said he's been talking with employers, trying to see if anyone other than restaurants and retail is paying minimum wage, now set at $7.25 an hour. He thinks it would be mainly "high-school kids and other part-timers" who would find fewer job opportunities if the minimum wage is raised.
"Companies in this area are paying way above minimum wage," he said. "So is this a crisis issue or is it a manufactured crisis? Increase the minimum wage and you will see the job opportunities for high school kids and other part-timers vanish. Raising the minimum wage does not increase wealth in the community. But it removes wealth from the very people it is trying to help."
But Flora says hiking the minimum wage has the opposite effect, actually growing jobs because low-income workers have more income to spend.
"The discussion around the federal minimum wage really needs to focus on this one point: nobody can survive on wages of $7.25 per hour," Flora said. "That is a life of poverty and no one who works should work just to be impoverished. It is not a question of whether or not the minimum wage should be raised, it's a question of when to do it and how to do it."
Rogers, the IUSB professor, will argue against a federal minimum wage increase, instead suggesting that a more comprehensive set of three changes are needed to reduce income inequality.
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SENIOR KYLE Hill serves gravy to Shirley Thomas during the fourth annual Thanksgiving meal for senior citizens at the Mercer School Monday. Students prepared the meal for seniors, free of charge, as part of their life skills class.
MERCER, Wis. - The holiday season came a bit early for some senior citizens in Mercer Monday.
Students in Dee Rice's life skills class served an early Thanksgiving meal to seniors for the fourth consecutive year.
The meal included turkey, ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, sweet potatoes, vegetables, rolls and desserts, all prepared by the students.
According to district administrator Erik Torkelson, the event is an example of leadership in the community.
"Our kids are fantastic leaders, and when given the challenge to represent this school, they always do it with dignity and pride," Torkelson said. "As proud as I am of this school, nobody's more proud of this school than the kids."
Rice started the meal by thanking everyone for coming, and attendees applauded the "chefs" for preparing the meals.
Seniors were able to eat for free, because of many hours spent driving, according to Torkelson said.
"For the past two months, Ms. Rice and her students have been driving all over the Northwoods, visiting every grocer and vendor to help with this meal," Torkelson said. "And after today, they will revisit each of them to thank them for their donations. Many hours have been spent on this."
The dinner has been so popular over the past four years that it had to be moved from the classroom to the cafeteria because of a lack of space.
"That is a testimony to continued growth and support that we receive from the community," Torkelson said. "It's really nice to see."
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Usually these are just local stories in local papers around the world. But apparently this one made the BBC.
Rare cactus flowers after 50 years
An Agave Victorinae Reginae cactus has flowered in a UK garden after 50 years of growth.
The plant, which belongs to Barbara and John Long, recently grew to more than nine ft… according to the BBC.
I don't know if the errors are the BBC's or the local newspaper's.
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Shall we catalog? I count 4 major errors in this excerpt alone. Add your guesses to the comments. One lucky winner correctly naming a botanical error, chosen at random, will win a free cactus greeting card from my collection of cactus greeting cards. Cactus Jungle employees not eligible, Keith.
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Jason Dewees Says:
August 27th, 2010 at 11:56 am
1) Agave is not in the cactus family.
2a) The species name is capitalized. Species names, even those memorializing people, are not capitalized anymore.
2b) The second part of the species name, like the first, should not be capitalized.
3a) The species name is spelled incorrectly.
3b) The species name should be hyphenated.
keith Says:
August 27th, 2010 at 12:26 pm
_wait a minute; there IS something wrong with this article? derp-de-derp…
mr_subjunctive Says:
August 27th, 2010 at 12:47 pm
Why are UK papers reporting heights in feet? Don't they have the metric system?
Or was that one of the errors we're supposed to be cataloging?
Never mind. Forget I said anything.
Andrew Says:
August 27th, 2010 at 1:21 pm
The picture is not of an Agave
Christine Says:
August 27th, 2010 at 2:07 pm
Gracious, guys! How will you split the prize among you?!
Austin Says:
August 27th, 2010 at 2:46 pm
1. The picture is of a Saguaro.
2. The picture was not taken in the UK.
3. Agave victoriae-reginae doesn't grow to nine feet. The main plant only gets up to around 18in. in diameter.
4. Agave's are not cacti.
5. The name should be spelled/ capitalized Agave victoriae-reginae.
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August 27th, 2010 at 5:05 pm
Here's the original (?) article: http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/threecounties/hi/front_page/newsid_8936000/8936755.stm
and another: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1303896/A-cactus-finally-grew–52-years-waiting.html
While the BBC got their facts straight, a little dry; Daily Mail has a little more 'human interest' and a great shot of the couple and their 'cactus' flower.
Pretty funny this was published in an online florist trade site, not to mention who it's named to honor. What would Vicky think?
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August 27th, 2010 at 5:07 pm
That's a lot of errors. But there's more wrong than just all that.
Added from twitter: @Suburban_Farmer Off the top of my head, that's not a pic of an agave, and for 2, agaves are not cacti..hehehe
Since there is more wrong with the excerpt, and if you click through to the article I count at least 3 more botanical errors that I didn't quote, so I'll give it a little more time before closing the entries.
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August 27th, 2010 at 5:09 pm
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Austin Says:
August 27th, 2010 at 7:17 pm
6. The Aloe mentioned at the bottom of Thomas' second article is not a cactus.
7. Agave victoriae-reginae is called the Queen Victoria Agave not "The Victoria Regina Cactus."
Tom J in Denver Says:
August 28th, 2010 at 8:24 am
The article say that upon flowering, century plants "…often die shortly afterwards." Don't they ALWAYS die after flowering?
Cactus Says:
August 28th, 2010 at 11:49 am
The contest is now over, and Tom J in Denver is the random winner among those who correctly identified a botanical error.
Other errors that would also have been accepted:
1. The plant is not "rare".
And from the original article:
2. A hot spell did not "make it grow", it was at the end of its life and ready to bloom.
3. I know there was one more, but I can't find it! Oh noes! Any help out there?
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August 28th, 2010 at 12:41 pm
Re: Austin's #3:
The leaves don't get to be nine feet tall, but the bloom of the plant, which counts as part of the plant, could.
I think the one you're missing is: it didn't even belong to Barbara and John Long. They stole it!!!!!
I have no proof, but I think it's a fair guess, based on the accuracy of the rest of the article.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — An independent study released Tuesday by the State Chamber Research Foundation provides an in-depth examination of the oil and gas industry and how tax policy led to a resurgence.
"This study clearly shows the importance of the oil and gas industry to the state in a way everyone can understand," said Fred Morgan, president and CEO of the State Chamber of Oklahoma. "The report does not make policy recommendations but instead is intended to serve as a benchmark research document to assist state policymakers in fully evaluating the economic role of the industry and any potential effects that changes in state tax policy may produce."
The report, from Oklahoma-based RegionTrack, Inc., finds that oil production has nearly doubled since 2010 while natural gas production is up almost 50 percent in the same period. With over three thousand wells drilled in 2012 at an average cost of over $4 million, the oil and gas industry invested more than 12-billion in capital just to drill.
"Forming tax policy has always been challenging for policymakers in an energy-producing state," said Dr. Mark Snead, economist and president of RegionTrack, who authored the study. "My belief is that this report will help them better understand the complex linkages between state tax policy, the oil and gas industry and the state economy."
The report can be viewed online at the State Chamber Research Foundation website.


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HECTOR CAMACHO Jr. VS. "YORY BOY" CAMPAS
Puerto Rican Camacho Jr. to defend WBC Caribbean Boxing Federation Belt against Mexican "Yory Boy" Campas
Hector 'Machito' Camacho, Jr. and Luis 'Yory Boy' Campas will face off in what fight fans expect to be a challenging and exciting 12 round championship fight which promises to provide great boxing entertainment and a little drama as well. The 30 year old Camacho, Jr., son of former 4-time world champion, Hector "Macho Man" Camacho, will be looking to jump back into the world title picture when he defends his WBC Caribbean Light Middleweight title against Campas, a 2-time world champion from Mexico. The Camacho Jr. vs Campas championship fight is scheduled for 10 rounds.
Zeferino Entertainment in association with Golden Boy Promotions presents LATINO INVASION 2 "The Revenge of the Son". Hector "Machito" Camacho, Jr. vs. Luis "Yory Boy" Campas will be distributed live on pay per view by MultiVision Media, Inc. on Friday, October 30 at 9:00 PM ET/6:00 PM PT. The suggested retail price for LATINO INVASION 2 "The Revenge of the Son"is $24.95.
The venue of the fight will be the Don Haskins Center at the University of Texas at El Paso. Tickets are priced at $25, $40, $60 and $100. Tickets are available at the UTEP Ticket Center, or by calling Ticketmaster 1-800-736-1420 and online at www.ticketmaster.com.
"This fight card will provide great entertainment for the boxing enthusiast", said promoter Zeferino Ramirez. "The fight fans will see a tough fight with some good solid boxing with the Camacho Jr. vs. Campas brawl. Campas will make 'Machito' rise to the occasion and will either wipe the smile off his face or he will have to get on a horse and ride into the sunset", added Ramirez."
The promoter added, "As for Camacho Jr., he will face an opponent who has fought the best and is still going strong. He needs to demonstrate that he can deal with an experienced fighter or see his title aspirations fade away."
Camacho, Jr., originally from Puerto Rico but now fighting out of Orlando, Florida comes in with a 49-3-1 (27 KO's) record. In addition to being the current WBC Caribbean champion, he has held the USBO Welterweight crown and NABA Light Welterweight title.
For Camacho, Jr., this fight is personal considering Campas just fought a draw with his famous father last May. "Yeah, I have a score to settle with Yory Boy," he stated. "This is not just important to me, but my dad also. He thought he won the fight between them and now, I have to come in and make sure there is no doubt."
This will be Camacho, Jr's. second fight in El Paso, so he knows the fight fans well.
"I enjoyed my first fight there back in 1998 and have seen a lot of fights on TV from there. I've always wanted to come back to fight a meaningful fight in El Paso. As always, I'm looking forward to putting on a show for them, added Camacho, Jr."
The 38 year old Campas is one of Mexico's all-time greats, building an impressive 92-14-2 (74 KO's) record over his almost 19-year professional career. He is a 2-time world champion, having captured the IBF World Light Welterweight and Welterweight titles during his career that began in 1991.
Campas won his first 56 bouts, including 50 by knockout. In a battle with Puerto Rican icon Felix Trinidad in 1994, Campas floored him. Trinidad wound up stopping Yory Boy in a stirring scrap. He lost his Welterweight crown to Fernando Vargas and also fought world champion Oscar De La Hoya, and several other greats.
Campas has shown his ring relevance first in a narrow loss to unbeaten Irish stand out John Duddy and then with an amazing, first round KO over ex-world champ Alejandro "Terra" Garcia in Tijuana last Nov. 8.
Duddy was 17-0 when he fought Campas, sustaining cuts over both eyes and winning a hotly disputed decision. The damage done by Campas put Duddy out of action for six months and the Irishman's handlers refused to consider a rematch.
Some thought Campas might be declining but then came his sizzling, shocking upset over the
26-3 Garcia, the former WBA junior middleweight champion. Campas floored Garcia three times in a one-round blitzkrieg.
Some have forgotten but Campas even surpassed Rocky Marciano's magic mark of 49-0.
Campas is a man looking to climb back into the rankings and sees an opportunity in the Camacho, Jr. fight.
"This is not about me proving I can beat both Camacho Jr. and Sr." he pointed out.
"Everyone knows (but them) that I beat the father. I'm here to get a win over a young fighter with a good record and get myself into a position to fight for the world title again. I believe I can still fight a lot and will prove it on October 30th.


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Contreras seems pretty adamant he'll play anywhere Madden wants him to so as long as he stays hot and with all the injuries it'll be pretty nice to have yet another bat Madden can move around.
Rizzo in, Zobrist out, Willson in LF, Montero back and Almora batting 9th ... let's score some runs
Time for Mr. Oh to get some save chances.
Rosenthal does it again! Comes in with a 3-1 lead in the 9th -- double, BB, HR...ballgame.
Very nice win last nice -- could have caved in after the bottom of the first. It would be OK if guys stopped getting hurt, and if SF would lose a few.
Awesome. It wasn't long ago that he was kind of the best prospect coming through the system.
Javy's grunge dive into the stands for the popup was awesome - the hitting into the double play not so much
Third time I've tried to post this (forgive me if it winds up appearing three times)
Junior Lake, batting 9th and playing RF for the Blue Jays...
*That was a fun HALF inning.
this game is no longer awesome.
he did...it was awesome.
I'm pretty sure that Len called Bryant's home run a Brexit.
everyone but heyward with a hit and a 3 run lead with coghlan on 3rd through 5 batters. hell yeah.
okay, this is just silly. 19 pitches in, 1 out, 4 runs in, men on 1st and 2nd...hendricks up to bunt.
...and almora contributes the final out. that was a fun inning.
this game is awesome already.
also, there's a lot of cubs fans in the park tonight.
Clearly, Joe Maddon is a Lineup Wizzard.
"Cubs manager Joe Maddon said Friday that Anthony Rizzo (back) is feeling better and it's "possible" the first baseman could return to the lineup Saturday."


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Things to see and do - Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Leaving for France
Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat :
Unmissable tourist sites
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Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat Hotel tips
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Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat Travel guide
Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat : Michelin's recommendations
Once a fishing village, St-Jean is now a smart seaside resort, greatly sought after for its peacefulness. A few old houses overlook the harbour, now largely devoted to pleasure craft. The stepped street south of boulevard de la Libération in the village also offers some fine viewpoints, such as that over the Tête du Chien, Èze, Mont Agel and the Alps on the Italian border.
Tourist attractions Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat : Things to see and do
Villa Ephrussi-de-Rothschild Gardens
1 avenue Ephrussi-de-Rothschild F - 06230 St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Seven hectares of heavenly gardens surround the Villa Ephrussi-de-Rothschild. They follow a thematic scheme: the French garden has running water and a Temple of Love; the Spanish garden is planted with exotic species; the Florentine garden has a marb..
Villa Ephrussi-de-Rothschild
F - 06230 St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Standing in a stunning location on Cap Ferrat, this Italian-style palace was built in 1905 by Béatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild to house her collection of almost 5 000 works of art (mosaics, Flemish tapestries, porcelain and furniture). After her death..
Cap Ferrat
F - 06230 St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Halfway between Villefranche and Beaulieu, the most prestigious headland on the Riviera is covered by dense vegetation. The peninsula is strewn with elegant houses such as the delightful Villa Ephrussi, home to a remarkable collection of works of art..
Hotels Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Hotel & Spa la Villa Cap Ferrat
49 Avenue Denis Séméria F - 06230 Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Located on Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat peninsula, Hotel & Spa la Villa Cap Ferrat is a 5-minute walk from the sea and the harbour. Located 12 km from Monaco, the hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool and spectacular views of the sea. All rooms are air-con..
La Voile D'or
7 Avenue Jean Mermoz F - 06230 Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
La Voile d'Or is located by the port, in the heart of Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, and boasts 2 outdoor salt-water swimming pools (one heated), a private beach and free Wi-Fi in the entire property. Hotel La Voile d'Or offers air-conditioned guest rooms f..
1 Avenue Denis Semeria F - 06230 Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Located on the main street in the heart of Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, L'Oursin Hotel is just 100 metres from the beaches and a 20-minute drive from the centre of Nice. Free Wi-Fi access is available. Each room includes a private bathroom with a bathtub ..
Restaurants Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
La Pergola
3 avenue Jean-Monnet F - 06230 Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Close to the sea and by a swimming pool, La Pergola is a charming spot, with a watery backdrop in all directions. Chic, brasserie-style menu and grilled dishes.
Club Dauphin
71 bd du Gén.-de-Gaulle F - 06230 Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
A fantastic view of the Mediterranean and the heavenly terrace by the pool are some of the appeals of this restaurant, which is reached by a private cable car! On the menu are grilled meat, fish and southern flavours.
La Table du Royal
3 avenue Jean-Monnet F - 06230 Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Picture the scene: reclining on the terrace, you are enjoying the view of the sea as far as the eye can see. On a neighbouring table, one of the superb fish of the day - turbot, sea bass - or a fine piece of Scottish beef is being prepared. Guests lo..
Le Cap
71 bd du Gén.-de-Gaulle F - 06230 Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Set your course for a fine modern menu whose classic foundations are enhanced by a fantastic wine list. They offer a selection ranging from 1893 Château d'Yquem until now! Superb terrace.
La Véranda
71 bd du Gén.-de-Gaulle F - 06230 Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
La Véranda has no shortage of tricks up its sleeve! It has a dining room set in a very elegant conservatory, a delightful terrace (arguably the nicest on the coast) for sunny days, an appealing menu and afternoon tea. As for the food, infused with th..
La Voile d'Or
27 rue Jean-Mermoz F - 06230 Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Grilled fish, meats, pasta and risotto... These are just a few of the meals the chef creates using good ingredients, in particular sourced from the local catch. The view from the terrace is superb, inviting you to linger! Bear in mind that the restau..


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Ray Bradbury died on June 5, 2012, but his words will never be forgotten.
CNN sites that during his long and prolific life, Bradbury wrote over 600 short stories, many of which were collected into various anthologies or gathered together into novels with similar themes. His writing has been described as futuristic, gorgeous, layered, wondrous, and magical; no one can levitate an ordinary object in more poetic detail then Bradbury.
Now that Bradbury has passed away, people are interested in reading more of his works. He was famous for his novels Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles, but his short stories are just as important works of science fiction. For those looking for some guidance on where to begin, here is an unofficial list of the Top Ten Best Short Stories that he ever wrote. The list counts backwards beginning with the 10th favorite story and works its way forward to #1:
10. Dark, They Were, and Golden-eyed: This is one of Bradbury's delicately dreamy stories about a father living on Mars who wants to return to earth with his family. The characters transform in this tale, losing their fear and their memories and their human form as they slowly turn into Martians. This can easily be called a "green" story today, as the characters forsake the human houses for the Martian villas. What makes this tale so good is that it promotes the idea that man cannot control outer space – that no matter how many rockets the humans build or how many colonists they send into the stars, humans will be forced to adapt to the new environment instead of the other way around.
9. The Magical Kitchen: this story uses humor in a way that demonstrates that what appears to be broken does not necessarily need to be fixed. The descriptive words practically roll off the tongue when Bradbury describes the tasty dishes coming out of Grandmother Spalding's kitchen. No one in the large boarding house, including the Dandelion Wine protagonist Douglas, can ever figure out exactly what it is they are eating – but it is beyond delicious. When Aunt Rose comes to visit, she decides that it is up to her to 'fix' Grandmother's disorganized kitchen ways. Everything plunges into unedible chaos until young Douglas makes a key decision which returns everything back to normal, and leaves Aunt Roses' luggage packed and left at the front door for her immediate departure. It is Bradbury's use of language that turns this into an extraordinary work of literary art, demonstrating an amazing ability to say 'they ate dinner' in one thousand and one different and magical ways.
8. The April Witch: can only be described as 'spellbinding'. The reader follows a wisp of a spirit named Cecy as she drifts through the farmlands in search of love. Cecy is from a magical family, and she is able to take over the living body of Ann, a young farm girl. Cecy forces Ann to be kind to Tom, a boy whom Ann does not particularly like, making her attend a dance and act like she is having fun. The attraction to this particular story lies in Cecy's ability to enchant, and her longing to be able to love a human. Full of hope and longing and frailty, this is a sweet story with dark undertones of possession and trickery.
7. The Homecoming: a haunted house prepares for the joyful family reunion of an extended supernatural clan. Written in 1946 (62 years before Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book) the story follows a young boy named Tim who has the distinction of being the only human in a large family of ghosts and vampires and magical entities. Tim just wants to fit in, and his family accepts him for what he is – mortal. Bradbury is a master of creating existential characters that push previous conceptions of ghouls and beasties into new territory; a true celebration of all things Halloween.
6. Season of Disbelief: This is not a story that warms the heart or leaves one satisfied. It is a cruel story, disavowing all that is good about memories and age and wisdom. Neighborhood children criticize and bully kindly old Mrs. Bentley into believing that she was never young, never had a first name, and that all of her memories are lies. In today's internet generation of throwaway media and reducing all communication to soundbytes, this story is particularly visionary and chilling.
5. The Fog Horn ( also known as The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms): For anyone who ever delighted in Lovecraft's tales of Older Than Old Gods, as well as those people who believe in the Loch Ness Monster and Krakens so big they could pull an entire ship down into the depths of the world… this story is a favorite. Imagine the loneliness of a great sea monster, drawn out of the darkest waters of the ocean by the possibility of the voice of a contemporary, and then finding out that it is not a friend, but a fog horn. A simple story, but full of irony and dark subterranean possibilities.
4. Tomorrow's Child: Imagine loving a child so much that you would be willing to leave one dimension in order to co-exist with the child in another dimension? The final sentences describing a reunited family of geometric shapes cavorting together is brilliant. This story ranks #4 for its blatant originality and perfect blending of the words 'science' and 'fiction'.
3. All Summer in a Day: This story has been a staple of middle school language arts programs for years, and with good reason. Humans have colonized the planet Venus, where it rains every day; the sun only comes out for two hours every seven years. The story focuses on a classroom of children that are anticipating this moment of sunshine. Margot, a quiet child, is the only one who can remember ever having seen the sun before. She desperately misses the sun, and cannot wait for the moment when the rain stops. The other students tease and bully her for her memories, and eventually lock her in a closet, thus causing her to miss the sunshine. Heartbreaking and leaving no illusion to the cruelties of children, the tale is one of Bradbury's best examples of mankind excluding someone because they are 'different'.
2. The Sound of Thunder: By far one of the most singularly frightening of all stories ever written, Bradbury explores the idea that one tiny mistake which occurs on a prehistoric time travel hunting expedition can change the history of the entire world. The scope and sequence of the words and images are incomparable, and even though several movies have been made of this story, none of them have done justice to the fear generated by the written word. Begs to question science and inventions and the idea that this could really happen.
1. The Veldt: The best of the best. Bradbury imagines a world of enormous flat screen TVs, interactive video game playing, the future generation of children indifferent to violence or homicide, and smart houses 50 years before it is ever invented. But in a twist of futuristic fate, the lions on the screens are not just images – they are real. A spoiled brother and sister cannot tolerate rules or restrictions, and decide it is better to sacrifice their parents to the lions on the video screens then live within parameters. This story is more horror then science fiction, somehow implying that there is rationality in the irrational and no need for remorse when involved with acts of murder.
In June 2012, HarperCollins announced that Bradbury's backlist of short stories and novels would be available as e-content.
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Under Linux ,if I want to pass pure string from PHP to C, how do i do that? what I've tried do far is:
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everything works, but when i pass strings longers than
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Archeologists dig into the soil of Lorain County, Ohio, looking at life thousands of years ago
Researchers from CLE Museum of Natural History
SHEFFIELD, Ohio - For 4,000 years, the hand-made tools made by earlier inhabitants of what is now Northeast Ohio lay buried in the rich soil of Lorain County, but archeologists are digging into the land to better understand how the people lived.
The archeologists are piecing together their findings which give them an understanding of how lives were lived nearly 3,500 years before Christopher Columbus ever set food in the lands which would later be called the Americas.
The people archeologists and volunteers assisting them are researching were native to what would later become Ohio. "They were ancestors of modern Native Americans, but we don't know a tribal name," said Brian Redmond, Curator of Archeology at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History which is sponsoring the dig. "We don't know what to call them because they were here long before Europeans who, of course, made the first written records," he said.
However, the soil in which the archeologists dig can give up the secrets it has held for thousands of years. Researchers have found knives, drills, and other items made of flint. "This is a piece probably of a large hunting or butchering knife," said Redmond as he held a piece of stone less than two inches long. "We also found the tip to this knife and it's over there," he said, pointing to a box where each item found has been bagged and tagged.
The archeologists from the Cleveland Museum of Natural History have been working this plot of land for several years after they discovered it was filled with items used by people. They brought in special equipment which could look into the soil of a meadow and tell whether it had been disturbed by human hands. Usually, soil has a yellowish color to it. "It should all be yellowish, but something dug below that at some point in the past and in this case, based on that, what's in that dark soil, it was humans," said archeologist Brian Scanlan.
He said charcoal from burning fires has blackened the soil. "We are finding evidence of fires and that tells the people were here for a pretty long period of time -- an extended period of time -- where they came back repeatedly over probably millennia," said Scanlan.
The dig is on land in Sheffield on the Jabez Burrell Homestead owned by Lorain County Metro Parks. When Burrell built the brick house, which still exists, in 1820, he was not the first inhabitant on the land. Over thousands of years, people native to this region had lived there. "They hunted, gathered, and fished in the Black River," said Redmond, who noted his crew has found spear tips and even drills made of flint stone which he said were probably used to drill through wood.
Several volunteers assist the archeologists. They are people who are steeped in history and have an interest in uncovering what is beneath the surface of the land. Among them is Emily Winnicki, 11, who helps by digging in the soil and sifting the soil through a screen as she looks for whatever may have been uncovered in the dirt. "I am learning how to be an archeologist because when I grow up, that's what I want to become," she said.
The items found in the dirt, including deer antler and bone which were used as tools, are all cataloged and bound for the Cleveland Museum of Natural History where they will be further studied. Some of them will be displayed for viewing by visitors to the museum, giving the people of today a better understanding of life thousands of years ago.
The meadow at the Sheffield dig is a few hundreds yards off East River Road. The people working the soil are looking into the history of the location. In many way, they are putting together pieces of a 4,000-years-old puzzle which every day, gives a bigger and better picture of life at that time. The area is rich in archeological treasures because the people who settled this area knew there was something special about the area. "Native Americans found that this area along the lakeshore (Lake Erie) was also a great place to live," said Scanlan. "So this particular point that overlooks a few streams and creeks in this area was a spectacular place to be just as it is now," he said.


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Lee Iacocca just came out with a new book, Where Have All The Leaders Gone? In it, he defines his "Nine Cs" of leadership. They are, he says, Curiosity, Creativity, Communication, Character, Courage, Conviction, Charisma, Competence and Common Sense.
Since Iacocca has proven to be one of our nation's greatest managers, first as president of Ford Motor Co. and later as the brilliant turnaround CEO of Chrysler Corp., we should listen to what he says. I would like to examine his first C in this article, Curiosity.
Curiosity is an unusual leadership attribute to mention. Certainly, therapists should be curious about their patients' inner lives. Professors are undoubtedly curious; they are paid to have insights. But managers? Managers are too busy to be curious.
Managers must be decision-makers who have the courage and tenacity to go forward with their plans. Managers need tunnel vision to pursue their goals with relentless drive and fortitude. Curiosity would simply retard such iron discipline, right? Wrong. Curiosity is actually a virtue to such industry.
Iacocca posits that it is largely curiosity that drives effective managers. Curiosity about what works and what doesn't (will Plan A or Plan B work better?). Curiosity about pinpointing customer needs (why does this individual buy our service?). Curiosity about how to motivate employees (what makes employees care enough to do a good job?).
Curiosity about how business works (will investing in equipment deliver the needed boost in efficiency?). Curiosity about the marketplace (what neighborhood is best for home pickup and delivery?). Curiosity about the intersection of expenses and revenues (would a longer production day be less costly that opening production on Saturdays?).
Executives try new strategies because they want to gain market share. But there's a deeper motive: They want to understand how and why businesses succeed and fail. They are genuinely curious as to how change happens. That way, when change doesn't go well for them, they aren't disappointed. They roll up their sleeves and devise a new plan, because it's another opportunity to test a theory in the marketplace.
How many drycleaners would list curiosity as one of their motivations? Not many. Yet Iacocca says that in his more than 50 years in executive corridors, this characteristic is one of the primary qualities that indicate future potential. He says that effective executives are always trying to understand, always asking questions. Like the best students, they take notes and deliver responses. They are receptive to new ideas and theories. Iacocca likens effectiveness in management to the drive to understand.A Quick Study. How can a drycleaner develop his or her curiosity? It's not a simple process, but it usually means revamping your outlook. Make yourself into a Student of Business. You own a business and want to succeed, so you're going to try different strategies. Some will work; some won't.
From time to time, you hit upon a combination of programs that works, and the business prospers. But the market will change, and you must adapt to it. There will also be times when your tactics aren't working. The market will change again, and you will alter your package of offerings.
For instance, when you lose a good, long-standing customer, you won't hang your head in despair. Instead, you will analyze why the customer was lost, and what programs can be initiated that will minimize the chance of losing another good customer. It's a puzzle—and all part of the challenge of being a good manager.
A curious manager is more capable of handling the vicissitudes of commerce because he or she views the process as a learning experience. Win, lose or draw, understanding and wisdom accrue.
You'll also be curious about people. What makes your most recent presser be so silent and glum most of the time? Why doesn't your drop-store manager take more pride in the store's appearance? Why does your evening counterstaffer make so many counting mistakes? Why does a key supplier seem so hard-nosed all of a sudden?
How cohesive is your staff, and what could be done to give them more team spirit? What is the customer perception of your shops compared to the competition? Do customers see you as overpriced? Is your shop viewed as a worker of wonders, able to remove even tough stains 95% of the time?
You will also be curious about yourself as a manager. Have your decisions generally been right over the last five years? If so, what helped you make right decisions? If not, what has caused you to make poor decisions? If you're so smart, why aren't you more successful? Why do you have trouble defending your quality standards? Why can't you stand up to customers without driving them away?
Finally, you'll ponder your role in the greater economic system. As a business entity, you bring together resources to provide a service. You employ and support people. You contribute buying power through your purchases. If you raise your prices 6% every year, would you add to the general trend of inflation?
If you pay unemployment to an employee, will you add to the government's budget deficit? If you buy several pieces of equipment, it adds to capital expenditures, making you part of a vast system. The motions you make are a ripple that spreads throughout the entire organism and influences everything else.
Make yourself a curious businessperson. It will help you perform your job better.
Is Curiosity Part of Leadership?
Lee Iacocca just came out with a new book, Where Have All The Leaders Gone? In it, he defines his "Nine Cs" of leadership. They are, he says, Curiosity, Creativity, Communication, Character, Courage, Conviction, Charisma, Competence and Common Sense.


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Space Foundation Discovery Center
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Launch your future explorers, scientists and engineers into a memorable summer adventure at the Space Foundation Discovery Center.
Explore Space Experience was created to inspire and engage children, ages 9 - 12 and to provide an educational, memorable experience. Your future explorers will enjoy a variety of hands-on, immersive activities and experiences based on space and science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM).
Featured Exhibit: The Red Planet in 3D
A New Perspective on Mars
The Red Planet in 3D
Don't Miss this Captivating Exhibition – Here for a Limited Engagement
Experience and learn about MarsExpress, Europe's first independently performed mission to another planet. Since 2003, the probe has been orbiting the Red Planet to gain new insights as to the geology, mineralogy and atmosphere of Mars. The main aim of the mission is to look for signs of water, which is believed to have covered large expanses of the planet's surface in its early history.
Learn about Volcanism, Water, Ice, Erosion, Wind and Tectonics – the six natural forces that have significantly formed Mars over billions of years.
This intriguing 3D exhibition is an initiative of the German Space Agency of the DLR (Bonn) and has been funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research.
Discovery Center Store
The Discovery Center Store is open Monday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Items for sale include:
- Astronaut Ice Cream
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- Puzzles
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Store proceeds support the Space Foundation's space awareness and education programs.
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Get a Discovery Passport for admission savings and enjoy 10 percent off all purchases in the Discovery Center Store, as well as many other valuable member-only benefits! Click here to learn more.
The Space Foundation Discovery Center is the region's first and only space, science and technology attraction. It is an interactive, museum-quality destination that advances space-based science, technology, engineering and mathematics (S-STEM) in the exciting context of space exploration, development and utilization.
The Discovery Center features the El Pomar Space Gallery, displaying the Space Foundation's collection of space artifacts. The Discovery Center is also home to our Lockheed Martin Space Education Center and the Northrop Grumman Science Center, featuring Science On a Sphere®.
Expansion plans for the future include a state-of-the-art interactive teaching auditorium and a Space Technology Hall of Fame®.
Here's what you'll learn about when you visit the El Pomar Space Gallery.
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- Log in to Enterprise Bank & Trust Online Banking from your computer's Internet browser at www.enterprisebank.com.
a. Under the Preferences menu, select Mobile.
b. On the Mobile Enrollment tab, select the box next to "Yes, enable my User ID and Password for use on my mobile device."
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Bolstering the Second Amendment
At no time since the Constitution was written has the federal government been so intrusive and untrustworthy. Stealing from the public trough, theft of power, social engineering, snooping, and warmongering are among the list of abuses inflicted on the American people by federal officials masquerading as public servants.
When topsy-turvy government gets its Biblically ordained role backwards (Romans 13:3-4) – namely to reward good citizenship and punish evildoers – when it instead favors what is destructive and evil; then it is time for citizens to bolster their own self-reliance and "provide new guards for their future security." (Declaration of Independence)
A key component in realistic self reliance is the citizen's right to private property, and particularly to the legal means and physical wherewithal to defend one's life and property. Here the Second Amendment has long empowered citizens to protect themselves. But with usurpation of power increasingly the order of the day, including adulteration of the Constitution by adjudication, we would do well to safeguard liberty for ourselves and for our posterity by means of a bullet proof bolstering of the Second Amendment.
Unless we add some specifics, explaining with more precision what it means to keep and bear arms, sooner or later the high priests of political correctness will devolve Second Amendment rights into dead letters. The reduction of the Ninth and Tenth Amendments is sure historical evidence that we the people would be foolish to trust black-robed oligarchs to honor the spirit of generalizations set forth with imprecision in the Constitution.
In reinforcing Second Amendment rights, let us put our trust in a reinforced Constitution, and in the principle of states rights. A decentralized policy would provide for wide constitutional parameters, enabling each state government to fine tune its own policy on gun ownership. As a nationally mandated minimum, however, let us guarantee every U.S. citizen in good standing a right of ownership embracing "revolvers; or semi-automatic pistols, rifles, and shotguns; or weapons of lesser potency."
For the prototype text of a constitutional amendment bolstering Second Amendment rights, click here. Benefits to society from a constitutional clarification would include:
· Deterring criminals contemplating robbery or an assault – to the extent that their intended victims are free to be well armed.
· For homeowners – reassurance of the means of self-defense, without having to rely solely on a police response, which lags dangerously in more than a few cases.
· For citizens generally – accentuation of the spirit of independence that derives from armed self-reliance.
· For our liberties – more credible deterrence whenever government is tempted toward tyranny.
On this latter point the Founding Fathers had plenty of personal experience. Some 14 months prior to the composition of the Bill of Rights, the minutemen had stood their ground at Lexington Green. And at Concord, armed civilians fired the "shot heard round the world." It took 6½ years to defeat British tyranny and put teeth into the fight for liberty, and to be sure there would have been no victory without arms and ammunition. Afterwards our forefathers and foremothers required no convincing about the crucial importance of a well armed citizenry.
Thus in drawing up the Bill of Rights, the statesmen of 1789 acted upon what was fresh in their memories. They were careful to include what we still hold dear – the right to keep and bear arms.
© June 2006
Robert Struble, Jr.
Alas, in our own day a great deal of what our ancestors held dear has been hijacked and diverted from service to God, and from the nation's best interest. For us as beleaguered citizens, a commandeered airliner of five years ago offers an heroic parable for the imperative to act. We too are confronted with a hijacking – the postmodernist takeover of America's polity, economy and culture. Like the Flight 93 heroes of 9/11/2001, posterity will thank us if we the people attempt to recapture control of our country's destiny. However, unlike the counterattack launched by passengers and crew, and portrayed so vividly in the film United 93, we have more than a few minutes of desperation to put together a plan of attack.
Manifestly our situation calls for careful strategic planning. By what available means, then, might 21st century Americans launch a counterrevolution against the postmodernist blitz that has so distorted the American dream, and that threatens to confront our children and grandchildren with a national nightmare? Such questions are addressed in the new online book, Treatise on Twelve Lights: To Restore America the Beautiful under God and the Written Constitution. In addition to recapturing the ship of state and restoring it to fit political leadership, the book is also about renewal – about returning to port, where we can renovate the hull and refit the rigging.
For free internet access to the full text of Treatise on Twelve Lights, click here or on the icon below. The link will take you to the Table of Contents. This book is interactive, with many hyperlinks, including interactive tables of contents for each chapter – so the reader should feel no obligation to look at all 1000 pages. As you peruse, do profit from the many photographs and the audio-visuals.
And please do not keep this project a secret. By informing others you advance the cause.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital receives Certification for Pediatric Patients in the Emergency Department
(Belleville, IL) – St. Elizabeth's Hospital is pleased to announce that it has received Emergency Department Approved for Pediatrics (EDAP) Certification. Holding this certification reduces the need for pediatric patients to be transferred to other facilities by offering appropriate pediatric care close to home. St. Elizabeth's chose to seek this specialized certification to ensure that St. Elizabeth's Emergency Department stands ready to care for children of all ages, from birth to adolescents, in any pediatric emergency situation and has a strong foundation for disaster readiness.
"Receiving EDAP Certification demonstrates our commitment to meet the needs of ill and/or injured children, including those with special needs, right here in our community," noted Shelley Monheiser, RN, BSN, Director of Emergency Services/Urgent Care at St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
To qualify for EDAP certification, St. Elizabeth's ED met specific criteria including requirements for pediatric equipment, physician coverage, ongoing pediatric education and policies, as well as having a designated Pediatric Liaison Nurse (PdLN).
"We are excited to offer our community and EMS partners the peace of mind in knowing we adhere to EDAP's strict guidelines for care, quality and safety in pediatric emergency competencies," said Monheiser. "We look forward to continuing our pediatric education to stay abreast of evolving pediatric medicine to offer the very best possible Emergency Department pediatric services on this side of the river."
The EDAP Certification approval process is a component of the Illinois Emergency Medical System, which designates St. Elizabeth's Emergency Department to receive 911-ambulance traffic of pediatric patients. Re-recognition shall occur every three years, with site visits scheduled as necessary.
In addition to this high level certification, the Emergency Department also has identified newly designated rooms specifically for pediatric patients to be seen during daytime hours should they not be able to be seen by a primary care physician. This enhancement to the ED area allows pediatric patients to be triaged quickly and seen by our specially trained hospitalists and nursing staff, all of which specialize in pediatric emergency care, including Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS). The area is available 12:00 to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and is open to treat patients from birth to 18 years of age.


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There are two types of gamer in the world. The ones who can handle a game with an amazing, enthralling story set in the outskirts of our galaxy and those who only play GTA and ghost ride prostitutes off of bridges in burning cars (not that there's anything wrong with that). If you fall into the first category, the Mass Effect series is one of the most enthralling series to come out for PC and Xbox 360, well, ever. The only other games that come close are Dragon Age: Origins and the two KOTOR games. Interestingly enough, every one of these games was created by Bioware. Maybe I'm biased or maybe they just make the best story driven RPG games ever made.
Mass Effect 2 picks up where the first Mass Effect left off. Even if you haven't played the first game, however, you can jump right in. There is a huge attack that leaves your ship in pieces and your fate is unknown. If you've played the first one, you'll be in horror that your beloved ship is history but for newcomers, this starts you off on an amazing saga that you won't likely be able to put down for many hours.
The main plot of the game begins to unfold as you are dispatched to investigate why entire colonies of humans are simply up and disappearing. You could easily spend a couple hours wandering around, finding equipment and talking to people but eventually you get another ship and the galaxy is yours to explore.
What makes Mass Effect 2 and its predecessor very unique are the dialog choices. However you talk to people will have a dramatic impact on your game directly and indirectly. If you talk nicely to the people you are working for and those you come across in your travels, you'll have different responses later in the game from your crew members and others. They'll also remember what you've done in the first game if you have that save file (though not needed). This really gives you replayability and drastically alters some aspects of your game. Whether you kill certain people or let them go will also change things significantly later in the game.
The Characters are really what make this game shine. They are very believable and you may actually grow to care about (or hate) them. There are even some opportunities to betray them or even have sex with them after a long courtship.
Mass Effect 2 is a game not to be missed. If you can't afford it right now, pick up the first Mass Effect which should run you $20 or so for PC or Xbox 360.


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If you are a carer - someone of any age who provides unpaid support to family or friends who could not manage without this help - then your local Carers' Centre may be able to provide you with support and advice.
There are hundreds of events all over the UK, to support the vital work that unpaid carers do. To find out more about Carers' Rights Day have a look here: http://www.carersuk.org/get-involved/carers-rights-day
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Greensboro, NC (PRWEB) February 29, 2012
In a key move to grow its stake in the digital and e-Learning marketplace Carson-Dellosa Publishing, LLC announced the hire of Steve Griffin as Chief Technology Officer.
Griffin comes to the educational publishing company with over twenty-five years of experience in information and education technology. He will serve as part of a collaborative, interdisciplinary leadership team in the initiative to develop and market Carson-Dellosa's innovative digital learning products.
"I am excited to be joining a company with 35 years of experience and a strong reputation for providing high-quality, effective educational resources," said Griffin. "I look forward to helping Carson-Dellosa become a world-class digital publisher who inspires interactive learning in the classroom and at home."
Griffin's hire is just one of many steps Carson-Dellosa will be taking in its 35th year to grow its digital portfolio. Earlier this month, Carson-Dellosa launched their Learning Spot™ Lessons, standards-based interactive whiteboard units comprised of digital lesson plans, teacher resources, and extension activities. Much like teachers and parents today, the company is looking to strike the perfect balance between proven learning techniques and new technologies.
"Adding Steve to our team will help us achieve a successful transformation to the digital space by boosting our technical expertise and enhancing our digital product development," said Judy L. Harris, CEO of Carson-Dellosa. "We are committed to helping good teachers become great teachers by providing not only the best quality traditional printed materials but now e-Learning products as well."
Before joining Carson-Dellosa, Griffin was Senior Vice President of Digital Media at Macmillan Higher Education, LLC. Griffin has also held positions at Preferred Commerce, IMS Global Consortium, and Collegis, Inc. He has been a leader in the establishment of e-Learning technology interoperability standards and a frequent speaker on educational technology.
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There are various online resources for the classification of groups of small order, such as this one or that one.
Is there any nice reference in the literature which contains such a classification (say, for orders up to $30$, EDIT: $100$) with detailed proofs? It should only serve as a citation.


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Oral history interview with Harlan Butt, 2009 July 27-28
Butt, Harlan
b. 1950
Educator, Metal-worker
Active in Denton, Tx.
Size: 7 sound files (5 hr., 19 min.) : digital, wav file
Format: Originally recorded on 4 sound mini discs. Reformatted in 2010 as 7 digital wav files. Duration is 5 hr., 19 min.
Collection Summary: An interview of Harlan W. Butt conducted 2009 July 27-28, by Mija Riedel, for the Archives of American Art's Nanette L. Laitman Documentation Project for Craft and Decorative Arts in America, at Butt's studio, in Ptarmigan Meadows, Colorado.
Biographical/Historical Note: Harlan W. Butt (1950- ) is an artist, metalsmith, and educator in Denton, Texas. Mija Riedel (1958- ) is a writer and independent scholar in San Francisco, California.
This interview is part of the Archives of American Art Oral History Program, started in 1958 to document the history of the visual arts in the United States, primarily through interviews with artists, historians, dealers, critics and administrators.
Funding for this interview was provided by the Nanette L. Laitman Documentation Project for Craft and Decorative Arts in America.
Funding for the digital preservation of this interview was provided by a grant from the Save America's Treasures Program of the National Park Service.


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LBSU Men's Basketball travels to LMU to finish three-game road swing
The 49ers will try to pick up a second straight win on Thursday.
Long Beach State continues road swing at Fresno State
The 49ers will play their former conference rivals for the first time in 20 years.
Long Beach State heads to No. 12 Arizona for another televised contest
The 49ers will play their second straight game against a ranked opponent.
49ers visit USC Tuesday, host #11 North Carolina Friday
Limited tickets still available for UNC game
49ers host North Alabama Saturday to open season
James Ennis is LBSU's lone returning starter
Points: 2 on five occasions (MR: 2/19/11)
Rebounds: 2 vs. San Francisco State, 11/15/10
Assists: 1 on nine occasions (MR: 1/29/11)
Steals: 2 vs. Cal State Northridge, 2/6/10
Blocks: None
3-FG Made: None
FG Made: 1 on three occasions (MR: 2/16/11)
FT Made: 2 on two occasions (MR: 2/19/11)
2012-13 SEASON Redshirted.
2011-12 SEASON Redshirted.
2010-11 SEASON Saw action in 22 games, including a pair of games where he played double-digit minutes against San Francisco State and vs. Clemson at the Paradise Jam Tournament in Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands ... Scored two points on three occasions, vs. BYU-Hawaii, vs. UC Riverside and vs. Montana. Had a season-best two rebounds in win over San Francisco State ... Handed out an assist in seven different games.
2009-10 SEASON Played in 12 games as a true freshman ... Made first career basket at then-No. 3 Kentucky ... Made two free throws in win over Cal State Northridge ... Grabbed one rebound against Alaska Anchorage, at then-No. 2 Texas, vs. UC Davis and Pacific ... Handed out one assist vs. then-No. 8 West Virginia and vs. Cal State Monterey Bay ... Had two steals vs. Cal State Northridge and one steal vs. Alaska Anchorage, at Notre Dame, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay.
PREP SCHOOL Spent the 2008-09 season at Kent Prep in Kent, Conn. ... Led the league in free throws made while averaging 15 points, seven assists and four steals per game ... Named to the all-league team, as well as team MVP ... Prep school coach was Jason Coulombe.
HIGH SCHOOL Lettered four years at Crespi High School in La Cañada, Calif. ... Named first-team All-Mission League as both a junior and a senior ... Averaged 14 points, four assists and four steals a game as a senior, while averaging 12 points and three steals as a junior ... Also served as team captain as a senior and led the Mission League in 3-point percentage as a junior ... High school coach was Russell White.
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"Wrath of The Ninja" is an OAV based on the historical fantasy novel, "Yotoden", by Takeshi Narumi. It is the Sengoku Period, and Oda Nobunaga is killing everyone who stands in his way. In truth, he is really an evil demon. An ancient prophecy says that a trio of demon blades from three different ninja clans can destroy Nobunaga. Ayame, Sakon and Ryoma are the survivors of Nobunaga's rampage and can wield the three blades. Can they save the day?
It's a decent film with solid animation. Although it's a little amazing that it wasn't turned in a TV or OAV series. The concept is flexible enough for an ongoing serial. It would have given the writer more time to flesh out the characters in order to heighten the tragedy. It's amusing to see Oda Nobunaga as a demon, although not really surprising. Honolulu anime fans may enjoy this popcorn flick.
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