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Career Games Played/Started: 36/34
Career GK Stats: 2509:00, 2.32 GAA, 198 saves, .717 save percentage
2008: Started all 17 games in goal ... Finished the season with six wins and two shutouts 2-0 over St. Francis (9/5) and 2-0 vs. Harvard (9/27) ... Second in the Ivy-league with 109 saves ... Posted a 2.49 goals against average while playing 1,209 minutes.
2007: Started all 17 games in goal ... Finished the season with eight wins, including two shutouts 1-0 over Lafayette (9/12) and 2-0 at Bucknell (10/7) ... Made 88 saves for the Red and Blue ... Posted a 2.32 goals against average while playing 1,205 minutes.
2006: Named to the NFCA Division I National Academic Squad ... Started and played all 70 minutes in 3-0 win against UMBC (10/18), earning first collegiate shutout.
2005: Made collegiate debut against Monmouth (10/12) ... Played 35 minutes and did not allow a goal, making one save.
High School: A three-year letterwinner in field hockey and team captain as a senior ... Named Union County Player of the Year as a junior ... Two-time first-team all-county ... Earned third-team all-state, first-team all-county, first-team Group I and Colonial Conference Player of the Year honors as a junior ... High school team won the Colonial Conference and Union County Championships in 2003 ... Also participated in swimming and outdoor track and field ... Received the White Blazer Award - the highest athletic award given at graduation ... Member of the Quill and Scroll Honor Society ... President of Mu Alpha Theta ... Also a member of the Math Honor Society and the school newspaper.
Personal: Born Feb. 21, 1987 ... Daughter of Dr. Virginia Butera and Timothy Toy ... Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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The 10 Most Infamous Cursed Movies of All Time
A list of troubled or "cursed" movies, looking at deaths, illnesses and mysteries surrounding some of the most infamous film productions of all time. A variety of films have been released that are thought to carry with them a "curse," due to the troubles faced by the cast and crew either during or immediately following the film's production. These incidents range from the tragic (as in the accident that cost "Superman" star Christopher Reeve the use of his legs) to the simply unfortunate (such as "Tower Heist" director Brett Ratner's use of a homophobic slur costing him a gig as Oscar producer.)
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It's hard to believe the 14th annual BaconFest is right around the corner on Saturday, March 29. This year's event will take over the Masquerade Music Park, and as always, will feature copious amounts of bacon and beer. Additionally, Dad's Garage Theatre has announced the bands, entertainment lineup, and games for this year's event.
Full of kitsch and not for the faint of heart, the game and entertainment booths at BaconFest are created and manned by the wildly entertaining Dad's Garage improv actors. This year's games include: Hobo Wine Tasting with the Euclid Avenue Yacht Club; Chill the Eff Out with Lucky Yates; Improvised Advice; Shut the Box; Terrible Caricatures; Compliments by Karen; Mistress Scraps, Fortune Teller; Dr. Boobies, M.D.; Sanitary Smooches; Naughty Face Painting; Shecky Bergman's Mini Roast; Game On's Video Game Truck; Adult Bounce House; Fitness Battalion's Fitness Challenge (winner gets a treat, loser gets a carrot); Mary Todd Hair and Beard Stylings; Bone Lick BBQ Stand Up Comedy Booth; Kanga Blaster Booth; Palookaville Corndog Obstacle Course; The Wheel of Schatz; and the Turner Bike Face Off.
Local businesses have also jumped on board to provide tastings, activities, and special offerings for attendees, including Whynatte, Happy Hour Confections, Frozen Pints Ice Cream, Bone Lick BBQ, Establishment, The Wrecking Bar, The Atlanta Rollergirls, Dough Bakery, and The Atlanta Freedom Band.
While the more than 2,250 pounds of bacon donated by The Vortex Bar & Grill and cooked up by Thumbs Up Diner is always the main attraction, this year, Dad's Garage has booked four local favorites to take the stage that are sure to keep the event rocking from start to finish. BaconFest's 2014 entertainment lineup is comprised of Thimblerig Circus; Blast Off Burlesque; The Seed and Feed Marching Abominable; The Dirt Poets; and The Soggy Top Boys.
Selling out every year, all proceeds benefit Dad's Garage Theatre Company, a nonprofit theatre group that engages, cultivates and inspires artists and audiences alike by producing innovative, scripted and improvised works. Tickets start at $25 and are on sale now at www.dadsgarage.com for ages 21 and up.
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Upstate New York Taxpayers Pay up to $6 Billion in Extra Taxes, Study Finds
Upstate New York taxpayers paid as much as $6 billion more in state and local taxes than they would in an average state, mostly because of the state's far-above-average levels of spending on Medicaid and local government payrolls, a new report from the Public Policy Institute of New York State shows.
Only aggressive actions to trim local government payrolls and reduce--not merely shift--the state's Medicaid spending will ease the burden and reduce its drag on the upstate economy, the report found. The report, "How High Is the Upstate Tax Burden--and Why?" was released on August 16.
"Upstate's businesses and taxpayers are paying state and local taxes that are about $5 billion to $6 billion a year higher than they would be if they were living in, say, Ohio," the report said. "And that's more than enough to impose a significant drag on the region's economy--one reason Upstate's job growth has lagged behind competing states' for so long."
Local Taxes a Key Factor
State income taxes per capita upstate are about 22 percent above the national average, which means upstaters pay about $800 million a year above the norm. But the disparity in local taxes is even higher: about 55 percent above the national average. That costs upstate taxpayers about $4.2 billion a year more than they would pay if they paid local taxes at the national average per capita, the report noted.
The difference includes higher property taxes (more than $3 billion extra per year) and higher local sales taxes (more than $1.3 billion extra per year.)
"In Monroe County, for example, property taxes collected by all units of local government (the county, school districts, Rochester, towns, etc.) in 2001 added up to almost $1,400 per capita--about 70 percent above the national average," the report found. "Property taxes in Albany County appear to have been about 75 percent above the national average per capita. In Broome County the gap was about 46 percent; in Erie County, about 42 percent; in Onondaga County, about 48 percent; in Oneida County, about 25 percent."
Local sales taxes upstate are even farther above the national norm in percentage terms, the report noted. "Local sales taxes per capita upstate were $369 in 2001, or about 110 percent above the national average--some $1.3 billion higher than they would have been if they had matched the national average. In Ohio, by contrast, local sales tax collections per capita were less than half the national average."
Payroll, Medicaid Costs Drive Taxes Up
Upstate's taxes are so far above average because spending is higher, especially in two key areas: government payroll and Medicaid, according to the report.
Upstate local governments have some 93,500 more employees than they would have if they merely matched the national average ratio of local government workers to population, the report noted. This excess of more than 25 percent costs upstate taxpayers more than $4 billion extra a year.
New York's Medicaid program costs upstate taxpayers about $1 billion more a year in state and local taxes than it would if it matched the national average per recipient.
As of 2001, total Medicaid spending upstate was about $2 billion more than the program would spend there if New York reduced its cost per recipient to the national average. In other words, if New York held its Medicaid spending to the national average, upstate taxpayers would save about $1 billion in their state and local taxes. (The other $1 billion in savings would go to the federal government).
State and Local Action Essential
Cutting high local spending and taxes will require action both in Albany and locally, the report noted. Locally, "serious and difficult initiatives"--such as consolidation of governments or government services--will be required. And "Albany, meanwhile, must reform its 'mandates'--the state rules that help drive up so many costs at the local level--from Medicaid to collective bargaining to the restraints on governmental consolidation, downsizing and/or privatization," the report concluded.
The report highlighted an irony in the debate about managing the state's burden of Medicaid spending: the fact that a state takeover of Medicaid spending would actually cost upstaters even more money.
"The most often-recommended 'cure' for the Medicaid burden on upstate taxpayers is for the state government to take over the local share of the cost, thus easing the burden on the property tax," the report said. "Ironically, however, this would backfire on upstate taxpayers as a whole. Unless the program were drastically reformed first, upstate taxpayers would end up paying at least $250 million more in state taxes than they would gain in local tax relief."
A state takeover of the local share would tend to shift money to New York City and, based on 2001 spending and tax patterns, increase upstate taxpayers' state taxes by about $1.08 billion while decreasing their local taxes about $815 million, for a net loss of more than $250 million, the report noted.
"Solving upstate's high tax problem requires two key things: downsizing local governments and cutting, rather than just shifting, the cost of Medicaid," the report concluded. "Neither step will be easy. But both are essential."
David F. Schaffer (email@example.com) is president of the Public Policy Institute of New York State.
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Marijuana can be used as a viable treatment option against moderate to severe arthritis pain, as a new report indicates that nearly a third of Canadians currently enrolled in the medical marijuana program roll joints for chronic joint pain.
A recent survey conducted by Health Canada and the Canadian Consortium for the Investigation of Cannabinoids found that about 36-percent of Canadian medical marijuana patients, representing the largest group using cannabis to treat any medical condition, regularly smoke weed to calm arthritis pain.
Researchers from the University of Nottingham, who were commissioned earlier this year by Arthritis Research U.K. and the National Institutes of Heath to study the effects of marijuana on osteoarthritis patients, recently discovered that cannabis treatment in rat models proved to be successful at interfering with pain signals from the spinal cord and ultimately alleviating pain.
The study, which explored the natural cannabinoid receptors found in the body, uncovered significant evidence that suggests that marijuana has a "well described anti-inflammatory effect" when these pathways are triggered. What's more is that tissue samples obtained from both rats and human study participants displayed indicators that the body naturally embraces this method of managing pain.
Researchers concluded that because of the effect cannabinoids have on the human spinal cord, marijuana could be considered a suitable treatment alternative for those suffering from the early stages of osteoarthritis.
Many medical experts concur, saying that natural cannabis needs to receive more consideration and recognition in the realm of effective pain management.
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Topic: Serbia – The New IT-Telecommunications Logistics Hub for Southeastern Europe
Date: Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Time: 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
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The U.S. Commercial Service in Belgrade reports significant interest by U.S. companies in Serbia's IT, software and services industries. Recently, U.S. companies such as Microsoft, HP, Oracle, and NCR increased their sales and services operations in Serbia due to the expanded support from the Serbian Government to enhance the country's e-government and IT infrastructure systems.
To further deepen U.S. exports in these sectors, U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Michael Kirby will travel with Serbian Prime Minister Dacic to the United States in May as part of the U.S.-Serbia IT Mission that is dedicated to expanding U.S.-Serbia bilateral trade, investment and cooperation in these important sectors.
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Maybe the New Orleans Saints started feeling the resurgent Carolina Panthers breathing down their necks in the tightened NFC South race.
Maybe the Saints grew tired of the sloppy outings in their past three games, which led to two losses.
Whatever it was, New Orleans looked more like a dominant team than maybe it has all season with a 49-17 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. The Saints maintain a one-game lead in the NFC South over Carolina, which beat San Francisco earlier Sunday.
Saints coach Sean Payton didn't want to call Sunday night's win the team's best overall effort of the 2013 season. Running back Pierre Thomas didn't blink, though, when asked if that was the case.
"Oh definitely," Thomas said. "There's plenty more to come. We're not done yet."
The sequence near the end of the first half served as the microcosm of the Saints' overall dominance against the Cowboys.
The Saints quickly marched down the field late in the second quarter as Darren Sproles capped the drive with a 3-yard touchdown scamper. The defense suffocated the Cowboys on the following drive, forcing a three-and-out and giving Drew Brees and his gang of weapons the football back with 53 seconds remaining.
So in vintage Saints (7-2) fashion, Brees hit four receivers on the drive and Sproles dazzled the sold-out crowd and national TV audience. Sproles took a screen pass and burst through defenders for a 28-yard scoring play to push the Saints ahead 28-10 with five seconds left.
The Saints possessed all three timeouts entering the drive. They only needed to take two of them.
"That score at the end of the second quarter was very important in regards to the game," Payton said. "You were able to get a score like that late. We knew that we had kind of been minus-one (in the turnover margin). Getting that score in a lot of ways was like getting that possession back."
Now for the overall glance.
New Orleans broke a single-game NFL record with 40 first downs. The Cowboys only collected nine first downs.
The Saints piled up 625 yards of total offense against Dallas. It's the most yards by a Saints offense in a single game in franchise history. It's also the most yards the Cowboys defense has ever surrendered in a single game in franchise history. It's also the most yards an NFL team has piled up in one game since 1982.
The running game came in full force as Mark Ingram and Pierre Thomas gained the bulk of the team's 242 total rushing yards. It's the most rushing yards in a single game during the Payton era and the Saints' most since 1990 when they rushed for 249 vs. the Bengals. Meanwhile, Ingram chalked up a career-high 145 yards on only 14 carries.
"He was a man on a mission today," Drew Brees said on Ingram.
Brees was nearly flawless going 34 of 41 passing for 392 yards and four touchdowns computing to a 139.0 quarterback rating. Through his prolific numbers, Brees passed Tom Brady for fourth on the all-time TD passing list.
Plus, Marques Colston re-emerged after a bit of a slump along with missing last week's game in New York, ending the night with seven catches for 107 yards. Colston capped off the Saints' first scoring drive to push New Orleans up 7-3 late in the first quarter as Colston wrestled his way into the end zone on a 22-yard scoring strike.
"Everybody was clicking today," Thomas said. "Offense was doing a good job of moving the ball. We were up tempo, especially in the first half like we wanted to be. We just kept pressing at them. We didn't give up. It shows what we can do as an offense when we're clicking on all cylinders."
Then there was the job the Saints defense did in silencing the Cowboys (5-5) offense.
Dallas literally went nowhere on third down as the Cowboys were 0-for-9 in third-down efficiency, while the Saints were 9 of 12. Dallas was also held to just 193 yards of total offense. The Cowboys only ran 43 offensive snaps, while the Saints ran 80 plays. New Orleans completely dominated in time of possession holding the ball for 39:32 compared to only 20:28 for the Cowboys.
The Saints also essentially eliminated the Cowboys' passing game as Tony Romo only went 10 of 24 for 128 yards and wide receiver Dez Bryant was held to one catch for 44 yards and was only targeted twice.
Saints cornerback Keenan Lewis lined up the vast majority of the time against Bryant. Lewis won the battle from beginning to end.
"I give the hats to my coaching," Lewis said. "The whole week they told us how to play him. He's a good receiver, one of the best in the league, top five. We knew that's what hey wanted to go to. We just made sure that he didn't get the ball. I had an opportunity to play him last year. I knew the things that (he likes to do). ... That's a game you have to show up on Sunday night football. So I knew it was going to be a challenge. I had to accept it."
It was vindication for Saints defensive coordinator Rob Ryan, who was fired at the end of last season as the Dallas defensive coordinator. Ryan was all class leading up to the game, but had to be gratified by his defense's dominant performance against his former team.
The Saints win snapped a bit of a slump as New Orleans lost two of its last three games. The team probably played its worst overall game of the season in last week's loss to the Jets. Saints tackle Zach Strief said to bounce back after last week's loss was nice and all, but it's only nice when a team builds upon a game like this one.
"I think more important than anything, in this league you can't get too down after a game like last week and you can't look at that (Dallas) game and say, 'We're the best,'" Strief said. "You take the positives out of this, there's a ton to correct still and you go back to work."


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If you can't get enough of finding out about our fabulous universe, join the Exploratorium, Pier 15, on Thursday, August 14th in the Phyllis C. Wattis Webcast Studio at 7 PM. Rosetta is moving closer minute by minute to the nucleus of the comet 67P/ Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The Rosetta Space Probe, was launched by ESA (the European Space Agency) ten years ago and has traveled more than 4 billion miles to reach its destination. Now, at only 200 kilometers (124 miles) from the comet's nucleus it is showing the spin-axis orientation, angular velocity, landmarks, and other basic characteristics of the comet.
When Rosetta is close enough, within 25-30 kilometers (about 19 miles) of the nucleus, it will join the comet's orbit, and its speed will slow to a few centimeters per second. Once in orbit, Rosetta will map the nucleus in minute detail, identifying as many as 5 possible sites for its lander. This is an essential step in preparing for the landing of Philae, Rosetta's lander, scheduled in November of this year, to touch down, obtain more data, and to observe the comet even closer.
The comet was first observed on photographic plates in 1969 by Klim Ivanovich Churyumov and Svetlana Ivanova Gerasimenko and consequently was named after them. It will come closest to the sun in its 6.45 year orbit on August 13, 2015. Its rotation is about 12.7 hours...a pretty fast day/ night cycle.
Don't miss this opportunity to watch this live broadcast of the Rosetta Space Probe and the comet it has been chasing, and finally catching!
Tickets for the event are the price of admission to the museum: $15.00 for Non-Members, $10.00 for Members, and Free for Lab Members. This is an 'adults only' event, 18 years and older, please.


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Is My Pet in Pain?
Sometimes subtle changes in what your pets are doing indicate that they may not be feeling well.Since they protect themselves by not looking vulnerable, sometimes it is difficult for those who see them every day to tell that something is going on that is not making them comfortable.
Treating Pain in Companion Animals
There has been a clear shift in philosophy toward recognizing pain as both a symptom and, in some cases, a disease entity in its own right.As a result, patient comfort, i.e. timely, appropriate and effective management of pain, is included among the primary goals in compassionate health care.
What Should I Expect After Anesthesia with My Pet?
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Assessing Patients With Pain
A list of clinical features and their frequency in both patients with pain and patients who are addicted to opioids.
Pain -- both acute and chronic -- is an issue that affects a large number of the patients seen within primary care settings. Given the prevalence and the cost of pain to individuals, physicians who prescribe buprenorphine may find that they are approached by patients seeking pain management.
However, while buprenorphine and other opioid agonists have been proven effective in treating chronic pain, there are a number of issues that complicate their implementation in pain management practice, including the following:


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The Republican Party learned the wrong lesson from 9/11, Rather than accept the reality that Islamic civilization is our enemy, they have deluded themselves into think they want freedom and democracy. Wilsonian nation building, which is a Progressive concept that is directly descended from the Jacobin ideology, has become the cornerstone of Republican foreign policy. With the exception of Rand Paul, Republicans officials love wars and nation building. This goes against the GOP's claim of being for limited government.
As thousands of young true believers gather this weekend for the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), the Republican Party and the broader conservative movement continue to operate on a fundamental contradiction. Despite their rhetoric, many supporters of limited-government still embrace unchecked government power in one respect: war. A movement that opposes the leviathan state at home but empowers the government to centrally plan the world muddles its message and compromises its principles.
It was telling when Tea Party champion and Florida Senator Marco Rubio said last April, "I always start by reminding people that what happens all over the world is our business." For years, President George W. Bush boasted of using U.S. taxpayer dollars to build schools, roads, and hospitals — in Iraq.
Conservatives and Republicans generally argue that the federal government's primary constitutional function is national defense, and that America's security and prosperity is linked to stability abroad. Few see the contradiction between their grandiose global ambitions and their principled opposition to the welfare state. Nation-building in the name of the "war on terror," itself a counterproductive tool against terrorism, entails what conservatives deride: nationalist collectivism, curtailed due-process rights, and huge, open-ended fiscal commitments supported by government borrowing.
The GOP's addiction to nation building has become a political liability. Americans are tired of spending blood and treasure on Islamic savages. Being against nation building does not make one an isolationist. The GOP needs to return to the cautious peace through strength foreign policy of Eisenhower and Reagan.
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We may never know what happened aboard Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 as it has disappeared somewhere over the South China Sea, but new reports this week say stolen Austrian and Italian passports were used to book two airline tickets on that flight.
Janice Kephart, founder of the Secure Identity & Biometrics Association (SIBA) and former 9/11 Commission border counsel says biometric passports need to be used starting now.
Kephart says quick implementation of biometric passports at borders, including a biometric exit program in the United States, can and should be implemented.
Biometrics are pretty simple on the surface, they assure that people are who they say they are, and makes it nearly impossible for identities to be stolen and travel documents to be used illegally.
The 9/11 Commission recommended biometric borders in the past.
"Fully biometric passports and readers can prevent stolen passport holders from successfully bypassing immigration authorities," said Kephart. "Moreover, biometric borders are now cost-effective, extremely fast, and are currently enabling countries like New Zealand to incorporate airline check-in with immigration check-out, building seamless convenience for the traveler and safer skies."
Can biometrics sniff out terrorists?
Terrorists travel clandestinely throughout the wprld to meet, train, plan, case, and gain access to targets. International travel poses great danger to them and biometric passports could put a stop to their plans.
The 9/11 reports said Malaysia had what some would call an "open entrance and exit."
Malaysia was viewed by the late Osama bin Laden as an "excellent" venue for meetings because Muslims could get in without a visa, including those with Saudi and Gulf passports. See 9/11 Commission Final Report at pp. 59-60.
There are still many questions to be answered. What remains clear is that these individuals should never have been to receive and use a stolen passports to gain access to international travel.
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Texas' new sexting law
Doors work in both directions. New technologies are opening doors of opportunities for Texas teens. The problem is, on either side of the door, there could be a golden opportunity, or a sexual predator.
A new Texas law reduces penalties for Texas teens who violate sexting laws. Lawmakers are hoping the unconventional approach helps to protect kids from predators who seek to prey on children.
In order to adequately prosecute sexual predators, new laws were needed to distinguish between a sexual predator and school children sending compromising photographs of themselves to other minors. Without distinguishing the difference between the two, minors could be prosecuted as felons while sexual predators could get lessor penalties based on the legal system wishing to be equally fair but not severe on minors. Rusk Police Chief Joe Evans said complaints regarding teen sexting in the area have been few, but each complaint is taken seriously because of the possible ramifications.
"If we get a complaint on it, it's serious, because of the age of the person, they could be considered to be a child under Texas Law," Chief Evans said. "And if the person is considered to be a child, under Texas law you are dealing with child pornography." The Texas Attorney General's Office (TAG) defines "Sexting" as: "The practice of sending or receiving sexually explicit images or pictures in various stages of undress through text message on cell phones.
A release from the TAG Office says that while sexting would not be a violation of the law if the sender, receiver and person(s) in the images are at least 18-years old; according to Texas AG Greg Abbot, sexting is "increasingly common among teenage children."
"Studies show that teenage students are increasingly creating, sending and receiving explicit pictures of themselves on their mobile telephones," Attorney General Abbott said. "This practice is not just harmful to the young Texans who appear in compromising photographs – it poses significant legal risks. Thanks to Sen. Kirk Watson's, D-Austin, legislation, Texas has a common-sense law that holds wrongdoers accountable – but does not impose life-altering consequences on young offenders."
"That is why some of the changes were made to the legislation, was to lessen the penalty with kids sexting each other," Chief Evans said. "But if one of the persons doing it is an adult, you've got them for child pornography."
Chief Evans explained some of the situations can get a bit dicey.
"You take an 18 or 19 year old, and they start sending around pictures of a 14 year old, then he's in serious trouble," Chief Evans said. "But if another 14 year old is sending pictures around, it may not be looked at as seriously by the courts."
According to Abbott, before the passage of Senate Bill 407 (SB 407), any person – including a teenage minor – who transmits an explicit image of a minor could have been prosecuted for felony child pornography possession or trafficking violations. As a result, children who sent illicit images of themselves or their friends faced felony charges with lifelong consequences.
SB 407 gives prosecutors the ability to pursue less draconian criminal charges against minors who create and sent text messages containing illicit pictures of other minors because it creates a misdemeanor offense for minors.
Sen. Kirk Watson, one of the authors of SB 407, said in a recent interview the changes made in the law are a sign of the times.
"This bill is a timely, thoughtful, bipartisan response to a 21st Century legal issue facing kids and prosecutors. This problem must be met head-on with both educational opportunities and appropriate consequences," Sen. Watson said.
"We've given law enforcement an alternative for dealing with juveniles who make a mistake, and we've left prosecutors the discretion to pursue felony charges against those who constitute a true threat to our children."
Chief Evans said one of the best things that parents can do to protect their children is to remain very involved in their kids' lives—even if it means being nosey.
"Parents have to be pretty nosey," Chief Evans said. "We tell parents you need to monitor what they are doing on the phone, you need to monitor what they are doing on their computers.
"I grew up when we didn't have to worry about things like this," Chief Evans added. "But with the world as it is today, we have predators out there that are preying on the kids. So the parents have to monitor what the kids are doing and be aware of what their kids are doing."
Chief Evans noted that online over the computer, you never know when the predator is pretending to be another child.
"We tell parents to keep a close eye on your kids," Chief Evans said. "Set them down and explain to them why. It's not a matter of trust, it's a matter of concern. We just don't want anything to happen to those kids."


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VENICE, Calif.—Fans who are caught up in the Bonnie Rotten explosion into the adult world are finally getting the opportunity to see the starlet in person. This weekend will be a big one with Bonnie feature dancing Thursday through Saturday nights at Al's Diamond Cabaret in Reading, PA.
For those who can't be there, they can rest assured that there is plenty of new adult entertainment coming their way. One of the most impressive upcoming releases is Massive Facials 6 from Elegant Angel, in which Bonnie set a series record with an unbelievable 12 loads smacking her face in her first-ever blow bang.
To get a taste of Bonnie's experience check out the trailer here.
Coming soon from Bonnie:
March 26: Measure X (Zero Tolerance)
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April 26: Massive Facials 6 (Elegant Angel)
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Catch Bonne this Thur-Sat at Al's Diamond Cabaret, 1810 N 5th St, Reading, PA 19604. Go here for more information.
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Carrol Edna (Rasmussen) Reddick, 73, died in Helena on Dec. 27, 2013.
She was born in Opheim on Jan. 24, 1940, to Lars and Florence Rasmussen and was the youngest of six kids.
She married her childhood sweetheart, Roy Reddick. They lived in Glasgow, where she worked for many years in the auto body shop they owned as well as several other jobs. They lived in other areas of Montana, including Great Falls and Malta, and settled in Helena. When not working, they spent their time in the outdoors.
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Full Court Press: Matt Arena Photo Blog
Nov. 12, 2010
On Wednesday, members of the Oregon women's basketball team and staff received a first-rate tour of Matthew Knight Arena. Check out the video – courtesy of Justin Mart – and photos below.
The hoops were up on the practice court, and seniors Nicole Canepa and Ellyce Ironmonger had the honors of taking the first shots.
Senior Tatianna Thomas followed.
The 2007 class: Nicole Canepa, Ellyce Ironmonger, Tatianna Thomas and Nia Jackson at the practice court.
The team takes a stroll on the concourse.
Our first look at Kilkenny Court. It looks so amazing in person.
It two thumbs up from freshman Danielle Love.
This is a view from the last row. If you don't like heights, I suggest sticking to the first level.
Ellyce Ironmonger wasn't scared.
Ariel Thomas and Danielle Love check out the view to Hayward Field.
The Pac-10 logo on the floor at Kilkenny Court.
The Ducks throw up the "O" for their first team photo at Matthew Knight Arena.
The scoreboard.
On the ground floor, freshmen Ariel Thomas and Chynna Miley check out their new lockers.
Senior Cody Johnson is extremely excited the managers get their own office at Matt Arena.
The hydrotherapy pools in the training room.
Ariel Thomas is ready to get her ankle taped, but trainer Tori Noda is not in the house.
Danielle Love likes her seat.
Ellyce Ironmonger is already checking for treats in the nutrition bar.
Still need tickets for Saturday's game?
Tickets can be purchased by clicking HERE, calling 1-800-WEB-FOOT, or in person at the Casanova Center ticket office. Tickets can also be purchased at the McArthur Court ticket window 90 minutes prior to game time. The doors to Mac Court open 60 minutes prior to tip.
Season Ticket Holders Appreciation Day
Oregon women's basketball season ticket holders will receive a free general admission ticket for friends they bring to the game (limit four). Bring at least two friends, and season ticket holders will receive an autographed poster signed by the team. It will also be magnet giveaway day at Mac Court.
Fans can use their ticket from Friday's men's basketball game to get free admission to the women's game on Saturday.
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Inspired by Fleischer Studio's animated shorts of the 1940s, this Superman Lois Lane Rescue Fleischer Statue captures a tender moment between Superman and Lois Lane.
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Cover date: April 2012
"...And The Penalty"
Writer: Greg Weisman
Penciller: Christopher Jones
Inker: Dan Davis
Cover: Christopher Jones
Reviewed by: Adam Dechanel
Kaldur aka Aqualad is paying the price for allowing his mind to wander. Try as he might his first love Tula is someone he cannot forget about. His loss of concentration could have killed his team, fortunately they are a formidable crew of teens; Miss Martian, Robin, Kid Flash and Superboy.
The team gain the upper hand and literally cut their foe down, but as they recuperate Clayface reforms and returns the favor almost drowning the team in sewage. Batman requests a progress report and Aqualad reports in. Kid Flash interrupts asking where Artemis is and why she isn't neck deep in sewage. We journey to Star City where Artemis is in police custody. She is shunted around the station until she is ordered to sit with another prisoner. When they catch each other's gaze the other prisoner, Cameron, reveals himself to be Icicle Jr. With their fathers friendship Artemis catches up on the gossip of a job the Icicles did on Independence Day. It turns out later that this was all an elaborate ruse for information. After revealing what she knows to Green Arrow she spurns his praise and reminds him she signed up to the covert League to be a HERO not a SNITCH.
Back in Gotham, the team now refreshed and cleaned up in new costumes, discuss a new plan of action. Batman wanted them only to track Clayface but now they are hungry for payback and Superboy urges them to take down their prey. Aqualad is still not concentrating and when posed the question of a revenge attack he absentmindedly accepts. Deep in the Batcave Bruce is analyzing the Clayface sample from the attack on him, he is amazed at its adaptive qualities and theorizes that Clayface is a product of both science and magic. Alfred wonders why Batman is playing in his lab and waiting on Zatara while the teenagers are doing all the hard work. Bruce snaps back that Aqualad knows not to engage the enemy as per his orders.
The team mean while are violating that order and track Clayface into his hiding place in a warehouse. Using his amazing abilities Clayface mimics Miss Martian and takes down Superboy. He them absorbs the teen and uses Superboy's voice to lure the rest out of hiding. He uses Superboy and Miss Martian's romantic feelings to trap M'gann and absorb her, then Kid Flash's lust to absorb him during an embrace. Robin was tricky and Clayface demonstrated he could replicate into multiple 'clay-clones' while the junior detective tried to suss out which was the copy they both knocked him out and absorbed him.
When Aqualad arrives only Robin stands in the warehouse and realizing Aqualad was lost in thoughts Robin wasted no time to become Clayface and attack. Aqualad gives up the fight and Clayface is about to kill him when, stung by Alfred's word, Batman arrives and attacks. Batarangs flying and with dual tasers he electrocutes his foe until he loses cohesion and becomes a puddle.
The team, barely alive, return to The Mount where Aqualad and Batman are having a heart to heart. Aqualad reveals that he always dreamed of the surface and being Aquaman's protege but now he is here all he can think of is how much he misses Atlantis and his old life. Batman is no fool and asks the teen if it's somewhere he is torn between or someONE?, issuing an ultimatum. Kaldur can spilt his time between the surface and Atlantis but not his heart. Either he is devoted to the team - or NOT.
Aqualad ponders his thoughts and makes a heartbreaking decision, he is resigning from the team to return home.
To Be Continued...
Story - 4: Although the low point was how easily Batman dispatched Clayface after the build up, the rest of the issue was brilliant. The brief flashes of character and how Clayface was able to utilize their feelings to manipulate them were great touches. I'll admit that Kaldur is my least favorite character, but fleshing out his angst isn't pulling me out of the story. It's been a slow burning secondary story that has built up over time so it's not forced and feels like a natural evolution of his character. The scene with Artemis was also a nice deviation, they kept her origins quiet for so long that it was nice to explore a tiny part of her past and acknowledge she teeters on the brink of being a villain's daughter, a friend of villains and a superhero. Batman seems to be devolving into a very dislikable character here and in the show - maybe he should allow Wonder Woman or Superman to take charge for a while?
Art - 5: The art this issue had its darker, moodier moments but was still true to the series and previous issues. It's desperately important for a companion book to feel cohesive with the show and keep up with its quality and I'm glad that it has been paramount in both the writing AND art.
Cover Art - 4: A tired, overdone, cliche of a cover but even so, including my personal dislike of the Aqualad character, there is still a freshness to it. Maybe it would have been nicer for Kaldur to have pushed Batman over and snarle - "I am through taking your orders, I am done as team leader!".
January 2012
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An empowering, "Mommies-only" guide to creating a safe home environment for young children. Baby-proofing guidance from a child safety professional and Mom.
Format: Paperback
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Pages: 82
Published: Sep-2006
Browse Mommy Can Do It: A Do-It-Herself Guide to Baby-Proofing
A note from Kelly A. Smith:
I'm so pleased to announce the release of my first book, Mommy Can Do It: A Do-It-Herself Guide to Baby-Proofing. My passion in life is helping keep kids safe through raising awareness of child safety issues. Because so many injuries and fatalities occur right in the home of children, it is only fitting that my first book focus on baby-proofing, which is a considerable means to decreasing injuries.
As the founder of a child safety company called Totsafe, I've been lucky enough to work with thousands of parents and caregivers over the years. Through this work I became aware of the need for a thorough, yet simple guide to baby-proofing. I believe Mommy Can Do It: A Do-It-Herself Guide to Baby-Proofing does just that.
Where I grew up in Northern Michigan, I watched my parents take care of everything around their own house. They were (and still are) the ultimate do-it-yourselfers. I brought that background in do-it-yourself work to the writing of Mommy Can Do It to help Mommies take baby-proofing into their own hands.
Mommy Can Do It is different than other baby-proofing books out there. Not only does Mommy Can Do It focus on teaching parents how to create a safe home environment for children, but it focuses on helping Moms specifically. Too many moms I talk to are unsure of themselves when it comes to tools, or even the terminology to decide what safety products they need. The childproofing checklist toward the back of the book is a perfect place to start and if Mom's not too sure about tools, there's a chapter devoted to learning about, practicing with, and using tools. Each chapter, whether it's Kitchen Safety, Bathroom Safety, the Baby Safety Gates chapter, or one of the other many chapters this book has to offer, has product illustrations and an easy step-by-step checklist to get Mom started. Plus, the book isn't hundreds of pages long, it's less than 100 - so it's an easy read from start to finish, with just the right amount of information to make homes safe for toddlers.
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As Mommies, we can do almost everything that our children need. We nurture them, feed them, bathe them, play with them and love them. We can do almost anything—until it comes to baby proofing. As soon as we see the words "drill a 1/16" pilot hole" most Mommies run screaming for Daddy. The idea of using a drill or screwdriver sometimes seems as foreign and daunting as overhauling an engine or building a house from the ground up. Would you like to find out the three steps to choosing a baby safety gate? Do you know how to protect your child from drowning in your own home? This book answers these questions and more.
Mommy Can Do It: A Do It Herself Guide to Baby-Proofing helps take away the frustration often associated with creating a child-safe home by empowering Mom to "do it herself." No more does Mom need to wait for Dad to install the baby safety gate or to hire a baby-proofer. This is the only child safety book available that touches on important child safety risks in the home while focusing on helping Mom create a "Totsafe" home.
Chapters in the book include:
Available for purchase from Barnes and Noble, Amazon, TotSafe, iUniverse and many other fine retailers. It's also available for retailer purchase through Ingram Book Group, Baker & Taylor, and iUniverse. If it's not available on your local retailer's shelves, ask them to order a copy for you today!


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Academic Resource Center
The Academic Resource Center, located on the second floor of the Student Services Building, houses both the Advising Center and the Learning Center.
Advising Center
The Advising Center provides support that students need to successfully navigate their academic programs at Purchase—from the summer before their freshman year to the completion of their senior year. The center's advisors help students:
- understand academic requirements
- choose courses and majors
- select a permanent faculty advisor
- make good use of the college's varied academic support services
- find answers to last-minute questions
Students who have not yet declared a major are particularly encouraged to meet with a center advisor for guidance. Continuing students should meet regularly with their faculty advisors, using the services of the Advising Center as needed. The Advising Center also offers a peer advising practicum for current students.
The Advising Center is located on the second floor of the Student Services Building, Room 225. For additional information and updates during 2016–2018, please visit www.purchase.edu/departments/advisingcenter/.
Learning Center
The Learning Center at Purchase College assists students in developing academic skills and attaining academic success. The center offers a comprehensive system of support, ranging from help in a specific course to detailed instruction in writing and study skills. The modes of support include on-site, peer-based individual and group tutoring, and online writing tutoring through the Purchase College Online Writing Lab (OWL).
Peer tutors begin as interns, are recommended by faculty members, and receive effective training in tutoring throughout each semester. Writing and foreign language tutoring are available throughout the academic year. In addition, peer tutors provide support in lower-level mathematics and music theory. Tutoring is also provided for individual courses as need arises, and the staff will assist students in forming a study group for any course the college offers. Students who require assistance in upper-level mathematics or in the sciences can visit the Einstein Corner in the Natural Sciences Building.
The Learning Center is located on the second floor of the Student Services Building, Room 213. For additional information and updates during 2016–2018, please visit www.purchase.edu/departments/learningcenter/.


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I would like to apply for a job in uts library. Could you please advice me as how to apply for the Job as a ask a librarian.
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I would like to apply for a job in uts library. Could you please advice me as how to apply for the Job as a ask a librarian.
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for these jobs the Library recruits through StudentJobs@UTS [9]. This service is managed by the UTS Careers Service and is a great way for UTS students to find casual or fixed term jobs at UTS,
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I was born in Brazil to Canadian parents working as missionaries in Goias. In 2001 my family moved to Nova Scotia, Canada where I finished high school. After high school I made the decision to go to Bible school. I attended Word of Life Bible Institute in Ontario, Canada, and during my time spent there immersed in the Word, God changed my life. It was there I humbled in obedience to His call, and I made the decision to follow Him and do all I could to get the message of His Son, Jesus Christ, known and understood by the world. After attending school there, I served on staff for two years, then spent a year in Alberta working in web and photography as I prepared for going to Brazil. Now I have the privilege to work with the team here at Light in Action to help produce relevant, accurate bible teaching materials! My heart is to see every tribe & tongue have access to the Truth of Gods Word!
I help with planning shot angles, framing scenes, and setting up how the shot will look visually. I also do graphic design, web development, and photography.
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William Keith Nelsen
Position: QB
Height: 6-0 Weight: 195 lbs.
Throws: Right
Born: January 29, 1941 in Los Angeles, CA
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Drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 10th round (136th overall) of the 1963 NFL Draft.
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Kalyn Harker
May 8, 2014
By John Lock
NORMAL, Ill. - The Southern Illinois softball team saw its season come to an end with a 6-1 loss to Loyola on Thursday night at Marian Kneer Stadium. SIU ends the season at 28-24 after the quarterfinal loss in the MVC Tournament.
Loyola (24-30) got the early lead on a Lauren Moore home run in the first inning, but Southern came right back to tie it in the bottom half of the opening frame when Kalyn Harker scored from second on an error by the shortstop.
From there, the star of the show was 2014 MVC Pitcher of the Year Brittany Gardner. The Loyola ace had already pitched a complete-game shutout earlier in the day to get the Ramblers into the matchup with the Salukis. Facing Drake, the senior pitched a four-hit shutout to advance her team to the quarterfinal matchup.
Gardner--who was the Horizon League Pitcher of the Year in 2013 before earning the same honor from the MVC this year--limited the Salukis to just three infield singles and showed no fatigue in pitching her second game of the day.
"You have to give credit to (Gardner)," head coach Kerri Blaylock said. "If you look at the Valley statistics, she had beaten everyone but us, and a lot of people she beat on the first day. We were fortunate to (beat) her two times (during the regular season), but against a pitcher like that, she got us tonight. That's all I can say."
Coming into the game, Southern's primary advantage appeared to be base runners; Loyola issued 44 more walks than anyone in the Valley this year and SIU drew 30 more walks than the MVC field while posting the league's highest on-base percentage. SIU walked twice in the first and once more in the second. After that, Loyola's second-team All-MVC catcher Tarran Shaffer used a bevy of tricks and frames to give Gardner the extra inches on the outside corner she needed. SIU walked only once more, while Gardner struck out four in the last five innings.
The No. 3-seeded Salukis failed to win at least one game in the MVC Tournament for the first time since 2009 after falling to the seventh-seeded Ramblers, who advanced to tomorrow's semifinal in their first MVC Tournament appearance. Loyola will face off with Illinois State at 2:35 p.m.
The loss marks the end of the road for one of the most decorated senior classes in school history. The five-member class of Kelsea Ashton, Michelle Glenn, Taylor Orsburn, Jayna Spivey and Allie VadeBoncouer conclude their careers with 125 career wins and their names all over SIU's record books.
"(The loss) is just disappointing because of who I'm coaching," Blaylock said. "We've made such strides in getting this program back in the right direction to where we can compete for a conference title. I love the seniors like daughters. That's what's disappointing. I hate to see it end because of them."


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You know you are a hardcore Roadkill Rescuer when you can find a way to get a curbside find home along with your five kids and your own pregnant self! That was the case for Larissa of Prodigal Pieces when she spotted a gorgeous midcentury modern dresser up for grabs on the side of the road.
Seriously, how could she not pass by that gorgeous hunk of a dresser? Back at home, Larissa went for a two-toned look when she refinished the dresser. She painted the dresser box white with chalk paint, but left the original finish on the drawers. The white backdrop for those drawers really showcases the unique dimensional shape of the drawer fronts. Gorgeous!
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Where would you wear this dress? The Renaissance Festival after-party? The front of the Minnow Denim Dress ($212) bears what looks like the emblem of some royal family, and the quilted leather panels (yeah, we just wrote that) remind us of armor. It's intriguing and strange, and we'd totally try it out.
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According to the Glasgow Daily Times, Darrell Pickett, Carol Sue "Susie" Pollock, and Lorene Lee Hoffman were indicted yesterday in connection with payroll irregularities.
The charges stem from allegations that Pollock, in her role as city treasurer, altered the time sheets of hours worked by Hoffman, her sister and a civilian employee of the Glasgow Police Department.
Pollock took responsibility for the discrepancies in her resignation letter in 2004, but claims Pickett, chief of police at the time, directed her to make the changes, an accusation the mayor has vigorously denied.
Ironically, it was Pickett who ordered an audit in 2003 shortly after he took over as mayor.
Pickett faces one count of complicity to theft by deception. Hoffman faces five counts of complicity to theft by deception and one count of theft by deception. Pollock faces five counts of complicity to theft by deception and forgery in the second degree.
All three are set to be arraigned on July 10.


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Dr. Copper: Soft Patch Story Coming to a Close?
Dr. Copper is behaving in a manner that would suggest that the Slow Patch may be starting to thaw.
Wall Streeters consider copper prices such a shrewd indicator of economic sentiment, that they've awarded the base metal a Ph.d, ergo Dr. C.
The Good Doctor troughed on May 11 at $3.91 a pound. It had taken a pretty steep drop from an April 8 high of $4.50 a pound, and that fall presaged a lot of the weak data and Soft Patch chatter that abounded through May and most of June.
In the past several weeks, however, Dr. C has started telling a different story, as we noted in late May. After meandering higher to $4.09 a pound earlier this week, copper has shot sharply higher, gaining more than 4% to $4.30 a pound today, according to data-provider FactSet.
This kind of move would dovetail with the stronger-than-expected ISM Manufacturing report earlier today and other hints that the economy could be on the mend as the impact of the Japanese earthquake and previously high energy prices ebb.
But before you grab for the Party On hats, copper is still some distance from its 2011 high of $4.63 a pound reached on Feb. 14 as the Middle East mayhem started getting more serious. So, while Dr. C is a bit cheerier, he's not yet sporting a broad grin.


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IMMEDIATE CHANGES TO MORGUL BISMARK ROAD RACE: Dear Athletes we regret to inform you that tomorrow's Morgul Bismark has been modified due to extreme circumstances. At 10:00am on Friday morning Highway Technologies closed all their national operations, with no fore notice to their regional offices. Highway Technologies is responsible for all the road closures, traffic barricades, cones creating separate lanes on highway 93, etc
The closure of this business has severely impacted our event, Colfax Marathon, America Ninja Warrior, and among numerous others as they're the largest traffic control company in the state. Since hearing the news our staff has been working with the Town of Superior, Town of Louisville, Boulder County Sheriffs dept, Colorado State Patrol, and our traffic control supervisor on viable options. With only a 36hr time-frame the massive amount of physical traffic control assets needed to run an operational morgul that adheres to all permits, safety codes, and state requirements was simply not attainable. At 4:00pm during today's Summit Criterium we had to make the decision to either cancel or come up with some creative solutions. In our book cancelling was simply not an option. We designed a new course that met the requirements of all agencies involved and at 6:00pm tonight were able to recruit an additional 250 cones from a fellow productions company to make Plan B viable.
WHAT'S PLAN "B": Plan B is we're racing!!!! The new course will feature the "WALL" with the same number of laps on a new 12 mile loop. This new loop is FULLY closed to traffic. Please see the course map.
YOUR FIRST QUESTION: We're riding down the "WALL" too? Yes! Yellow line rule will be in effect with zero margin for error. You cross the center line and your pulled from the race, no questions asked. Riding up the "WALL" we'll be placing a full cone line that's set 2ft to the right from the middle yellow lane. While this narrows the lane for uphill traffic it provides a necessary safety buffer for athletes traveling downhill.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU ARRIVE IN THE MORNING: Please know that our staff feels your frustrations with these last minute changes. I know many of you will be upset and disappointed at the news, while others will be excited for a new challenge and one heck of a story to tell over beers. When you arrive please do not overwhelm race staff with course questions as each wave will have a thorough race briefing prior to your start. Please spend the time getting checked in (if you're racing the Omnium), registered (if not signed up yet), picking-up numbers (if you haven't yet picked them up), getting your timing chip (THAT'S EVERYONE - NO CHIP NO RESULT), and warming up. I know there will be many questions and e-mails following this release. We'll do our best to answer every question that comes in promptly, but please know our staff will be on course tonight preparing for the new changes.
COMMUNICATION: Please call your friends that are racing and let them know the recent news in case they won't be checking e-mail tonight.
We thank you for your patience and understanding during this situation. Come tomorrow you can still expect a great event, a challenging course, and some great stories to share with your race buddies.
Lance Panigutti, Tony Panigutti, Brian Hludzinski and the whole Without Limits Team
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Submitted by Devin McCune (not verified) on
I have to give the WOL team credit for coming up with a solution and putting the race on. Some may complain about the new course, but given the timing of the events I think we should all be happy with everyone at Without Limits for pulling this off.
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So the finish is on the crit course and not on the top of the wall?
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The finish is on the top of
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The finish is on the top of the wall
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Finish is still at the top of
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Finish is still at the top of the wall - pushed a bit further up at the top due to spectator congestion, new expo area, and timing chip distance to descending riders. Aid station by Skratch Labs will still be at the base of the wall.
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Missing wheelset - Shimano Dura-Ace tubeless w/Hutchinson Fusion
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Missing Wheelset: From the Superior Morgul Road Race on Sunday. Shimano Dura-Ace WH-7850 TL tubeless with Hutchinson Fusion tubeless tires. Wheels each had a pink ribbon tied to them - for easy identification. My initials - JA - were also written in black sharpie on the hubs.
I gave the wheelset to the support vehicle for my category - a red volkswagen. After the race, the wheels were missing.
If you accidentally picked up my wheelset after the race, please contact me at 303-803-3852 - or race director Lance Panigutti at (303) 408-1195 or email@example.com. No questions asked - I just would to get my wheels back. Thanks.
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A Decade on, GGO Looks to Do-It-Yourself Future of E-Discovery
In 2000, the law firm Preston Gates & Ellis faced thousands of boxes of documents as it managed discovery in the US Government's antitrust investigation of Microsoft. The massive undertaking posed a number of logistical, technical and cost challenges, but brothers Dan and Bill Gallivan proved up to the task. Convinced by the experience of the growing need for paper and electronic discovery "troubleshooters," the Gallivans joined Barry O'Melia to start their own e-discovery firm in 2002. Ten years and hundreds of terabytes later, GGO, of Seattle, has handled e-discovery in more than 3,000 matters, including some of the highest profile cases of the last decade. Now the company is looking to the next 10 years. "E-discovery will become like drafting a motion," says Robert Powell,


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Collection Of The Best And Most Reliable Apps For Live Streaming Videos From Your Mobile Phone
August 21, 2013 at 12:03 pmCategory:All | Technology
Downloading and watching videos direct from your phone can be quite an enjoyable experience, especially during one of those days when you have nothing but time on your hands and you just want to lie down on your bed, relax and be entertained.
In order for you to download and watch videos uninterrupted from your phone, it is important to use video applications which allow you to download and stream videos live. These apps ensure clarity in terms of audio and video because the last thing you want when you are watching is video is poor/low quality sound and distorted picture. To avoid this, the following is a collection of the best apps for live streaming videos from your mobile phone:
• YouTube mobile app
This mobile video application makes it extremely easy to upload, live stream videos and manage your YouTube account, all while using your mobile phone.
• Netflix mobile app
Specifically available to iPhone users, this mobile app gives account holders unrestricted access to the ever expanding Netflix video collection. With a wide array of videos to choose from, your weekends will soon be spent indoors, under covers enjoying high quality video entertainment.
• Hulu Plus mobile video app
For a monthly premium rate of 8$, this video application gives you unlimited access to premium reality television shows, music videos and movies all watchable from your iPad or iPhone. By giving you access to all the latest music videos, movies and reality TV shows, this app lets you keep track of all your favorite musicians and movie stars. What's more, it does not filter anything and as such, commercials come with the package giving you the chance to stay update on the latest quality products advertised in between videos.
• Vevo app
For the lovers of music, this app is for you. It contains only music videos of all genres, making it extremely convenient since you don't have to sort through the various videos out there on the internet. While other apps contain a mixture of videos (movies, music, and reality) this one lets you live stream music videos using your mobile phone, saving you valuable time.
• Joost
This app is meant for those looking for professional rather than amateur videos. The videos being professionally recorded are of high quality, further adding to your enjoyment. Your mobile phone must however have a Wi-Fi internet connection in order for you to access the videos.
• Qik
For the lovers of socializing and networking, this this video recording and live streaming application is a must have. It comes in free as well as premium versions depending on your interests and needs. Besides live streaming videos, you can interact with fellow video enthusiasts on the various social networks.
• Upstream mobile app
Offering three very exciting versions, this app lets you stream live video directly from your phone using the Broadcaster video app. The Viewer application on the other hand allows you to watch upstream video feeds whereas the third version, the Recorder app; lets you record and upload high quality videos.
• iMovie
This spectacular application lets you edit videos to your liking! It allows you to add titles and templates to the videos as well as trim videos and sequence clips! You can then upload the edited version directly to YouTube.
When searching for the best apps for live streaming videos from your mobile phone, look for apps that make it easier for you to record, share, find and watch video through your cell phone. This should not be too hard since most of these apps are absolutely free!


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An adorable, weeks old puppy is urgently in need of a rescue commitment in San Antonio, Texas. The pup, dubbed "Rocky," is located at the San Antonio Animal Care Services facility, and he must have a commitment to be rescued by tonight.
The Facebook page, SAPA Urgents and Adoptables, explains:
These companion pets are located at Animal Care Services and due to Extreme Overpopulation, they on the City San Antonio's Euthanasia List and will be put to sleep unless they are fostered, adopted or rescued by the deadline noted above their ID#!
The following information is specifically noted for the pup who is in danger:
Rocky 305109 is a sweet baby who does have sarcoptic mange, but that's easily treatable, and SAPA! will provide treatment for free. He just needs someone to come get him out of the shelter as soon as possible so he can start getting better. He is just 6 lbs and 8 weeks old.
Rocky is out of time - with a rescue agency and a foster home, he should have a long, happy future; please take a moment to try and make a future possible.
Rocky is currently available for foster, rescue, or adoption.
To adopt, call (210) 207-6666 or email email@example.com.
To foster, call (210) 207-6669 or email email@example.com.
If you are with a rescue group, call (210) 207-8173 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Released: Jun 05th, 2013
Running Time: 126 Min.
Director: Dana Vespoli
Company: Sweetheart Video
Distribution Companies: Mile High Media
DVD Extras: Behind the Scenes, Still Gallery(ies)
Cast: Kristina Rose, Dani Daniels, Karlie Montana, Jada Stevens, Dana DeArmond, Ryan Keely, Sinn Sage, Alyssa Reece
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Girl
The second installment of "Lesbian Analingus" continues with four fun vignettes dedicated to passionate sex and mind-blowing ass worship. Jada Stevens accuses Kristina Rose of stealing her boyfriend, only to end up with a stolen moment with Kristina's ample derriere. Dani Daniels has been paying someone to write her term papers, and must answer to her bossy sorority sister, Karlie Montana. Anal retentive attorney Ryan Keely seeks the help of spiritual healer Alyssa Reece, and newbie lesbian Dana DeArmond needs buddy Sinn Sage's help after Dana's girlfriend freaks her out by wanting analingus!
Eight friendly felines pair up in scenarios that lead to casual girl/girl play with emphases on oral sex being diverted down the dirt road. Tonguing twats, an added sideline, is more like foreplay for these anal-inclined lasses.
Jada Stevens and Kristina Rose soon get beyond their bitching about boyfriends once they experience the sweet taste and aroma of salad munching. While reaming one another's assholes isn't all they do, they keep coming back to it as though more conventional lesbian lickings and rubbings are nothing more than teasing samplings of other delicacies at an A2M anal banquet.
Ryan Keely and Alyssa Reece indulge in spiritual healing to combat panic and stress attacks. The center of their universe, apparently, is one's own asshole and pussy, and each need spit and human tongue depressors.
The others couplings, featuring Dana DeArmond with Sinn Sage and Dani Daniels with Karlie Montana, follow suit with plenty of analingus mixed with strong passion.