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A grieving mum whose son died three years ago has issued a heartfelt plea following the death of a Colne teenager.
Beckie Ramsay, from Chorley, has spoken out after former Colne Park High School student James Goodship (17) drowned in water at Burwain Sailing Club. His body was found yesterday morning.
Now Beckie, who has this week launched a new reservoir information safety pack with United Utilities, has urged other local youngsters to remain aware of the dangers of outdoor water. The devoted mum lost her 13-year-old son after he got into difficulty playing in a quarry lake with friends.
The 34-year-old said: "This is devastating, and it brings everything back to the surface - all the feelings we had back then.
"We need to do something as a country to stop this from happening. All I would say to somebody wanting to go into open water is 'if there is no lifeguard, there is no swimming'. Simple as that.
"I have been campaigning tirelessly for nearly three years, and over 12 months there have been changes. But that is no consequence to the family who have just lost their loved one.
"I would like to offer my condolences, and if the parents would like to speak to someone who knows exactly how they are feeling, then I am always around.
"This is another needless death in my opinion, another future gone, and another family torn apart. This has just reinforced why I have to keep doing what I am doing."
Beckie's work with United Utilities has been launched during National Drowning Prevention Week, which runs until June 29th.

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War and Peace
by Leo Tolstoy
War and Peace Volume 2, Part 1, Chapter 13 Summary
- Nikolai hasn't seen Dolokhov in three days. He's kind of stressing about whether they're still friends or not.
- He gets an invitation to a going-away party Dolokhov is throwing for himself before leaving for the army and decides to check it out.
- It's a gambling party and everyone is playing.
- Even though he is pretty sure Dolokhov is a card shark (you know, a cheater), Nikolai can't help himself and sits down to play.
- And sure enough, he loses and loses and loses.
- Finally, he's down 800 rubles. Double or nothing bet...and he loses another 800. Dude, walk away.
- But it doesn't matter. Now Nikolai is really in trouble – he only has 1200 rubles to last him until spring, and now he's 1600 in the hole. Guess it's time to go hit up daddy for more money.
- Nikolai keeps playing.
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Baby Bridesmaids and Page Boys
Child bridesmaids or pageboys are often nieces, nephews, cousins, godchildren, or offspring from a previous marriage. Their purpose is, fundamentally, aesthetic.
No one can predict how children will behave on the wedding day, but excitable children never make ideal baby bridesmaids or pages. Those under four are generally too young for the role.
Practically, they have very little to do other than look sweet and follow the bride down the aisle. Flower girls are an alternative to bridesmaids. They walk down the aisle ahead of the bride, scattering petals, and then sit with their parents before joining the recessional.
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Dress Codes: Baby Bridesmaids & Page Boys
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The seventh-ranked Stanford women's squash team (7-7) completed its 2012-13 season Sunday with a convincing 9-0 win against No. 8 Brown.
Seniors Pamela Chua, Kerrie Sample and Julie Koenig each won their matches by decisive 3-0 decisions. Serena Fagan also recorded shutout victories.
In addition to a great final day of competition, Stanford received the team sportsmanship award, as voted on by the coaches of the participating schools.
1. Pamela Chua def. Dori Rahbar (11-7,11-9,11-6)
2. Kerrie Sample def. Sarah Domenick (11-0,11-4,11-2)
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5. Serena Fagan def. Katherine Elliott-Moskwa (11-8,11-7,11-8)
6. Alexandra Huchro def. Isabel Pitaro (7-11,11-4,11-7,11-3)
7. Ariel Posner def. Skylar Murphy (11-7,10-12,6-11,11-7,11-7)
8. Carolyn Gillette def. Sarah Beresford (11-13,11-7,11-6,10-12,11-7)
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Though we're only two months out, we have still yet to get a good glimpse of the new looks of both the giant rat Splinter and the armored outfit of the villain Shredder in the upcoming "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" reboot.
Toy blog Idle Hands have revealed both designs today, snapping some photos from the upcoming book "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Ultimate Visual History". The shots feature concept art showcasing the new Shredder armor along with Master Splinter. Further shots of the Turtles themselves are up at the blog.


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Em ChamasRead MoreAfter a trip to South America, restaurateur Sam Silvio was smitten with the desire to open his own churrascaria and began drawing up plans to that end with fellow restaurateur and brother Nick Silvio. Em Chamas sprang from this endeavor and now stands ready to dazzle diners with a continuous procession of meats grilled and skewered gaucho style. For a churrascaria experience at home, the restaurant packs and ships many of its authentic meats to doorsteps throughout the country. Family grill masters can dress up backyard barbecues with the gourmet flavors of Certified Angus Beef Pichana steaks and signature Brazilian linguica, while family sword masters can play passadore with something other than a prized teddy bear, for a change. At the restaurant, two-course excursions begin with a trip to the gourmet buffet bar, where visitors sift through more than 30 culinary presentations including Brazilian and American fare, seafood dishes, and salads. Once guests flip their table's coin to the "bring it" side, passadores begin dancing out with various cuts of wood-fired meat—including top sirloin stuffed with provolone, bacon-wrapped chicken, Brazilian pork sausage, and caramelized pit ham—which they hand carve according to each eater's specified knife angle. To indicate satiation, diners simply flip the coin over or rip their napkin into the shape of a stop sign.6101 Northwest 63rd TerraceKansas City, MO US
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The president of Cathedral Bible College in Marion, South Carolina was arrested on May 22 on charges of forced labor upon foreign students, according to The (Myrtle Beach) Sun News.
The eight international-student complainants allege Reginald Wayne Miller, 65, forced them to work as much as 56 hours weekly in menial tasks unrelated to their studies, including cleaning Miller's personal home and caring for campus grounds. While told before their enrollment at the school that they would be paid $100 weekly for a work-study program, the students say they were only paid $25 or $50, and with lapses in payment as long as two months.
According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office, F-1 and M-1 visas required of foreign students restrict them to weekly maximums of 20 hours of work "that must be an integral part of the student's educational program." Foreign student pay must be of the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour or higher, as well.
The complainants, whose identities remain unreleased by the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, allege that Miller threatened to cancel their student visas and then report them as illegal aliens to Immigration and Naturalization Service if they did not meet his work demands. At least one stated that no enrollment in "real" classes was offered to foreign students.
According to the complaint filed following a DHS investigation, the campus living arrangements were substandard, too, and foreign students were forced to reside without hot water, heating or air conditioning. Food provided to the complainants was described as "expired or insufficient for consumption and nutrition," the affidavit reads.
Should Miller provide the $250,000 bond set by Magistrate Judge Thomas Rogers at a May 23 hearing, he will not be allowed to communicate with any foreign students, both current and former. He will also be kept under house arrest with electronic monitoring.
This isn't Miller's first encounter with the law, according to The (Columbia) State. In 2006 he was arrested by an undercover officer at a Myrtle Beach bath house, and charged with prostitution and lewdness. The charges were expunged following Miller's completion of a pre-trial intervention program.
A non-accredited school, Cathedral Bible College offers degrees from Associate to Doctorate level in theology. Its website says the school began its international studies program in 1999, and to currently have over 200 foreign students from 32 different countries.


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Prove that if $G$ is connected, not the complete graph and $\Delta(G) > 2$ then the chromatic number of G is at most $\Delta(G)$.
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Using Brook's theorem, if a graph is not complete or cyclic then $\chi(G)\leq\triangle(G)$. Since $\triangle(G)>2$, therefore $G$ is not cyclic. Hence $G$ is not complete or cyclic. Thus, $\chi(G)\leq\triangle(G)$.


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Magazine of the painting blogosphere.
Shirley Kandea interviews painter Juan Uslé about his work and career. Uslé's works were recently on view in his exhibition Al Clarear at Frith Street Gallery, London.
Towards the end of the interview Kandea asks: "I think painting, unlike other mediums, has a tremendous history that can't be ignored. The painter always has to work with this history even if it's about emptying out that history. Would you agree?" Uslé responds: "I understand that your question refers to what I call a voice, or an invitation to a peculiar view—some works have that, and it seems timeless. No matter how many times you might see that work, you always find the thread that you're never done unraveling. For me, painting's legitimacy depends on that voice—that prevailing, inexhaustible quality, much more than on its circumstantial use value, technical factors, material conditions, its social or historical context, and those sorts of attributes which are so important to those who need to organize things. For me a pictorial gaze avoids those eschatologies."
David Carrier considers two exhibitions: Shirley Kaneda: Space Without Space at Galerie Richard (through May 28) and Robert Mangold at Pace Gallery (closed).
Carrier writes: "A great deal of contemporary art mimics advertising images, which seek to deliver a potent visual punch all-at-once. The abstract paintings of Shirley Kaneda and Robert Mangold – a very different style of visual art– solicit close slow looking... There are abstract painters who work in series and those who do not. Mangold proceeds as if he was trying to paint many variations on one painting. (This procedure was more evident in his previous exhibitions of recent work than this one.) By contrast, Kaneda offers a more open vision of the processes of art making, for her activity isn't bounded by any pre-determined structure. Mangold's structures, like the ripples created by a stone cast in water, encourage you to look by moving your eyes from the outside of his pictures into the empty center. Kaneda, who has a very different visual susceptibility, keeps your eye on the entire surface of her all-over compositions."
Piri Halasz writes about several current and recent painting exhibitions on view in Manhattan that together provide a sweeping view of abstraction over the last 70 years. The shows include: Conceptual Abstraction at Hunter College's Times Square Gallery, Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, Kenneth Noland and Frank Stella at Mitchell-Innes & Nash (through November 24), Hans Hofmann: Works on Paper from the 1940s at the New York Studio School, curated by Karen Wilkin (through January 5), and Ronnie Landfield: Where It All Began at the Kenny Gallery, High School of Art & Design.
In separate interviews, Tyler Green talks to painters Shirley Kaneda and Jonathan Lasker about the exhibition Conceptual Abstraction at Hunter College Art Galleries, New York, on view through November 10, 2012. Green begins both very interesting conversations by asking each artist the same question: "Is there a meaninful difference being an abstract painter in 1990 and in being an abstract painter in 2012?"
Kaneda begins her response: "There was a lot of re-defining and re-aligning going on in terms of abstract paintings at the time, and it seemed to be a very optimistic time... There is very little critical dialogue around abstraction today, whereas 20-25 years ago there was a lot of critical dialogue around it."
Lasker responds that he feels there is "a huge difference really. The big thing about painting is that there really haven't been a tremendous number of new issues coming forward in the last 20 years. There's been a lot of dispersion of issues, and a lot of people painting from a lot of different aspects and ideas... The last 20 years has had a lot of interesting artists, a lot of good artists, and some good young painters emerging too, but in the sense of bigger issues and big ideas, there hasn't been that much."
Edited by artist Brett Baker, Painters' Table highlights writing from the painting blogosphere as it is published and serves as a platform for exploring blogs that focus primarily on the subject of painting.
Painters' Table website © 2010-2015 Brett Baker
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The Kelly Perez Medical Relief Benefit and blood drive Oct. 16 attracted about 2,500 people, 50 of whom donated blood to the Coffee Memorial Blood Center. Kelly Perez and her family received more than $36,000 to help with her medical bills and recovery.
As the weather cools, 211 Texas is having its annual heater drive to make sure everyone who needs to stay warmer can do so. Last year, 58 families indicated a need for heaters - but there weren't enough to help them all. If you can donate, please bring new heaters or monetary donations to the 211 desk at the Tyler Street Resource Center, 200 S. Tyler St., any time from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Information: Paul White; dial 211. For quicker access to White, press "1" at both prompts.
The Amarillo Senior Citizens Association will Dance Into Fall from 7-10 p.m. Nov. 14 at 1220 S. Polk St. Tickets are $15, and heavy hors d'oeuvres are included. Music will be by the Kickshikers.
November is National Family Caregiver Month, and the Area Agency on Aging, along with BSA Hospice, Olivia's Angels, and the Senior Advantage Program at Northwest Texas Healthcare System, is sponsoring a free Caregiver Seminar from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 5 at the Amarillo College Business & Industry Center, 1314 S. Polk St.
Lunch will be included with a confirmed reservation by Thursday. Information: 806-331-2227 or 800-642-6008.
Hometown Happy hour, to benefit the United Way of Amarillo & Canyon will be from 5-8 p.m. today at Buffalo Wild Wings, 5416 S. Coulter St. Cover charge is $5, and celebrity servers will work for tips.
The Christian Women's Fellowship of First Christian Church will have its annual bazaar from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday at 3001 Wolflin Ave. Admission is free.
Booths will feature food, gifts, decor, crafts, jewelry, vintage items and white elephants. Lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for $6 per plate. All proceeds are given to charities.
The Amarillo Area Foundation Women's Philanthropy Fund announced its first grant awards at a luncheon Oct. 20. Winners included: Innovative Award - The Bridge Children's Advocacy Center, $2,500; Martha's Home, $2,500; Opportunity School to assist with speech therapy program, $2,500.
Empower Award - Big Brothers/Big Sisters Wheatheart Satellite, serving Hansford and Ochiltree counties, $7,500. Impact Award - The Downtown Women's Center to provide dental services for clients, $4,000; Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center to assist in establishing the InfantRisk Call Center, $10,000. The next call for grants will be in the spring and will be posted on the foundation Web site at www. amarilloareafoundation.org.
Hereford Senior Citizens Center, 426 Ranger St., will have a Halloween Dance from 7:30-10:30 p.m. Saturday. Music by D.J. Liz Whitfield. Information: 806-364-5681.
The Nonprofit Service Center of the Amarillo Area Foundation will have a workshop on "Secrets of a Successful Nonprofit Board" from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday. The free "Lunch and Learn" session will be at 801 S. Fillmore St., Suite 700. RSVP is required. Visit www.amarilloarea foundation.org and click on "Nonprofit Service Center" and then "Workshops and Trainings" to register.
Wildcat Bluff Nature Center will have its ninth fundraiser, a Halloween costume party, from 7-11 p.m. Friday at the Sunset Art Center event room. Entertainment will include Josh Paulson, karaoke and psychic readings. Information: 806-352-6007.
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Concord Mills mall is getting a big wet neighbor. On Wednesday, Merlin Entertainments Group, which operates the Sea Life aquarium brand, announced that in the spring of 2014, it will open a 30,000-square-foot, $10 million aquarium at the site of the defunct NASCAR SpeedPark site.


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The Cinderella waltz continued for eighth seeded Prairie View A&M University on Friday night at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. The Panthers hung on for a 55-49 win over Alabama A&M.
Trailing 33-22 at the half, the AAMU Bulldogs slowly chipped away at the Prairie View lead. Despite shooting 27 percent from the floor in second half, the Bulldogs were helped by the equally poor shooting of Prairie View (27.8%). From beyond the arc, the numbers got even worse as the two teams combined for 2 of 24.
PVAMU Head coach Byron Rimm II was proud of his team's effort.
It's a rocky road, up and down, not a spring, it's a marathon," said Rimm in the postgame press conference. "We'll have to shoot better if we want to beat Texas Southern."
With thirty seconds to play, AAMU had whittled the lead to four ( 51-47) behind the free throw shooting of Nicholas West. The smooth shooting big man hit six of eight free throws. The Panthers were not to let the game slip away though as Montrael Scott and Louis Munks sealed rairie View's win hitting four of six free throws in the final twenty five seconds.
"I told the guys to keep their composure," continued Rimm. "We've been here before against Alcorn State and Alabama State."
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Get out your calculator. Don't worry, you don't necessarily need your confusing graphing calculator from calculus class, just the calculator on your phone will suffice. Ok, the fantasy season is 16 weeks long, week 1 through league championship week. Take those 16 weeks and divide them by 2, and we can deduce that we are smack dab in the middle of our 2012 fake football odyssey. Just a few regular season weeks and a few measly playoffs games stand between us and our own fantasy championship parade. With wins at a premium, each week is of the utmost importance. Make sure you are maximizing your lineup for week 9, by digging into The Fake Footballs' Week 9 War Room below…
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14 Team PPR: My current RBs are Martin, Alex Green, Kendall Hunter & Andre Brown. Players only go on waivers when they are dropped. Do you think it's worth it to scoop up Marcel Reece right now? If so, which rb would you drop?
I was offered two offers by the same owner.
1st: My Lynch and Cobb for Charles and Gore.
2nd: My Lynch for Charles and McGahee
starting rosters: qb, rb, rb, wr, wr, w/r/t
My Team
RG3, Stafford
Lynch, DMC, Murray, Pierre, D.Rich, Dwyer
Wallace, Jordy, Cobb, Hartline, Britt
With the injuries to Murray and DMC I'm really tempted. I also feel it's the best time to sell Cobb especially since I only start two WR's. Which one if any should I do?
2 things:
1) Thoughts about J-Stew moving forward?
2) Time to get rid of Vikings D?
10 Team PPR: Eli, Cruz, Marshall, Wayne, Rice, AP, DMC, Gates. Bench: Dez, Bell, Vernon, Luck, Amendola, Beanie, Hanson, Hou. In 1st place right now, looking to make 1 more trade to keep my team strong. I was thinking about trying to trade Luck, DMC &/or Amendola. What kind of trade would you recommend I go for?
pick 2: Jordy, Cobb, Pierre
D Brown or Ballard?
standard league question: antonio brown, daniel thomas or vick ballard for flex. thanks!
Kendall Wright or Andre Brown for a flex spot?
PR need 2. JNelson, Nate Washington or Golden Tate
Tony Gonzo or LeShoure at flex? PPR for WR/TE, not for RB. 10 pt rushing TD/7 pt receiving. Thanks!
Pick 1 for flex (non-ppr): Dez, Hartline, Felix Jones
Antonio brown our Pierre Thomas in 0.5 ppr?
With Nelson playing how does Cobb look over guys like Maclin, Moore, and Harvin?
Play Aldrick Robinson over Dez or handcuff Dez with either Ingram or Devery Henderson?
Different League.
I can Flex Josh Freeman or Mikel Leshoure. Its a PPR, QBs get 6 per TD but only 50yds per point.
do I start Nelson over Moore, Maclin, or Wallace or no?
Non PPR. LSH v. Shorts? Thanks!
Pick two: D. Moore, Cobb, S. Smith, or J. Jones at WR. Pick two at RB: McFadden, R. Bush, Spiller or J. Stewart? Thanks.
Good morning,
1PPR – Pick 3
Julio Jones, Roddy White, Jeremy Maclin, Brandon Marshall.
Gimme 2: Calvin colston torrey or dhb. Need 1: Daniel Thomas or BGE. 12 team standard
better flex? Denarius Moore or J-Stew?
James jones or Calvin today?
I have Dez Bryant, Cecil Shorts, and Lance Moore. I can start 1 and Flex 1. Should I just bench Dez and be done with it? or hold out Moore in case Dez plays? PPR
Cobb v. Decker in a PPR? Thanks.
Luck or Romo? Dez, Antonio Brown, or Titus?
i just made this trade – tell me if im crazy or if im a genius…
i gave up Murray, Antonio Brown, and Keller for Julio Jones and Amendola
My current RBs are: Rice, Trent, Murray, J-Stew, M. Bush
My current WRs are: Marshall, Denarius, Antonio Brown, Britt
My starting TE is Hernandez
need reassurance.
Reaching really deep need 2 of Hillman, Turbin, Forsett, Rainey
I need 2 WR and 1 Flex in PPR:
A. Johnson, Cobb, Maclin, T. Young…C. Spiller, M. Leshoure
I have A. Rodgers, do I go with James Jones or Broyles? 1/2 point ppr
Donald Brown or James Starks? 0.5 PPR.
Who's the best play at Flex? Daniel Thomas @ Indy, Sidney Rice vs. Minn, Alex Green vs. Ari or Vick Ballard vs. Mia…
hey guys i just made this trade – tell me if im crazy or if im a genius…
i gave up Murray, Antonio Brown, and Keller for Julio Jones and Amendola
My current RBs are: Rice, Trent, Murray, J-Stew, M. Bush
My current WRs are: Marshall, Denarius, Antonio Brown, Britt
My starting TE is Hernandez
thanks guys. love all your advice!
well which one is it? hah good or bad trade for me?
Trade offered to me: Colston & F-Jax for R.Bush & H.Miller. Standard scoring. Thoughts?
Current WRs: Jordy, Miles, Bowe, Boldin
Current RBs: AP, Mathews, R.Bush, R.Jennings
Current TEs: TonyG, Heath
non ppr, would you start Hartline over Dez with his late game + questionable tag? Or should I pick up and play Titus Young (I'd be dropping deangelo williams) thanks chet
Jordy or Britt – help!
Jordy (reports saying he is active) or Boldin. Standard scoring.
1pt PPR – Denarius Moore or Titus Young?
PPR. Need 2nd RB. Ballard or A. Brown?
Start Titus Young over Dez? non ppr. WR3 spot. thanks
P. Manning or M. Vick?
Nonppr Pick 3: DMC, Spiller, Pierre Thomas, Rashad Jennings
any thoughts on starting 2 of the following: Non-PPR
McFadden, Pettigrew, Nicks and Steve Smith.
Pick 2 (.5 PPR): B. Marsh, Andre Johnson, and Denarius Moore.
Pick 2 (.5 PPR): Larry Fitz, Andre Johnson, and Miles Austin.
Who you starting in flex today (ppr) – CJ Spiller against the Texans or Broyles against Jax with Megatron banged up?
Yo CD. I was offered 2 trades for my Murray
1) Decker and Dez for Murray.
2) Julio Jones for Murray and Antonio Brown
Which one should I accept, if either?
My current RBs are: Rice, Trent, Murray, J-Stew, M. Bush
My current WRs are: Marshall, Denarius, Antonio Brown, Britt
Please let me know ASAP!! Thanks.
For ppr flex do I go with Gordon, Broyles, or Boldin. My gut says Gordon.
Maclin or Decker in a 0.5 ppr?
Bought low on Calvin this week, Love the match-up for Calvin this week. However, really not loving the knee situation, not practicing all week, or game-time decision this week.
Normally, it's blasphemy to sit a stud if he starts, but given the circumstances and the fact that he might be used on a limited basis on 3rd downs, do i SIT Calvin?
If yes, do I start James Jones (and is that contingent on Nelson not playing?) or Lance Moore?
Donnie Avery or Louis Murphy flex?
PPR question:
With Donald Brown unlikely to play, is Vick Ballard is a better flex option than any of:
Titus Young
Torrey Smith
Julio Jones (I know, never bench studs, but he's playing a top pass D and Atlanta's passing game is unpredictable…)
What are your thoughts on Aaron Hernandez for the rest of the year? Is it just a matter of time or will he be risky for the seasons duration?
Torrey Smith or Titus Young? Also, pick 2: Spiller, F. Jax or Redman?
If Brown is really out today (which I am assuming is not accounted for in your current rankings), would you start Ballard over Josh Gordon (who is currently in my Flex), Leshoure, or CJ2k (who are my starting RBs)? Yes, I know this is ugly…
How concerned should I be with my quality of RB's? I have Charles, Dmc, Matthews, McGahee & S-Jax.
2 Q's PPR LG Fred Jackson vs Hou or Josh Gordon vs Bal and Freeman vs Oak or Luck vs Mia?
1ppr. Safe to Get rid of Dwyer bc I have Mendy? Redman available. But in PPR I need Andre Roberts, S Moss or S Rice?
Weedon or Wilson?
If Calvin sits, Titus Young or Cobb non-PPR?
1 pt PPR, V Jackson or James Jones? Thank you!
Is Calvin johnson's knee concerning enough to bench him for lance Moore in a PPR league?


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Yi So-yeon was the first Korean to become an astronaut and the 49th woman to visit space. Not only that, this scientist was South Korea's only astronaut. That is, she was right up until she disembarked from her position and as a result brought the South Korean manned space program crashing back to Earth, reported Quartz, Aug 13.
ABC News reported Wednesday that the astronaut quit her job this week because of personal reasons, which she stated in a resignation letter sent by post. This news came eight years after she had succeeded above more than 36,000 South Koreans who had applied for the same position and after $20 million dollars was dished out to fund her travels to space. Many citizens are angry at her resignation and consider the money spent wasteful. Taxpayers claim that the government may have chosen the wrong candidate for the job.
Yi So-yeon worked with Russian cosmonauts during the course of her career as an astronaut. This was because South Korea's manned space program was very young. The Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) was founded in 1989 and primarily worked on aerospace technology. Out of KARI came the Korean Astronaut Program which "was an initiative by the South Korean government to send the first Korean into space via the Russian space program." This program was created in or about 2006, the year that Yi So-yeon began training to become an astronaut.
According to Wikipedia, Yi So-yeon exercised 18 scientific experiments in space during her stint as an astronaut and also spoke with the press about her work. When asked by the press why she thought she was chosen for the position, she told them, "I think they felt I was open minded and would easily reach out to the public."
Last November, Bloomberg Businessweek interviewed Yi, asking her how she ended up in space. Yi told Bloomberg that the way it happened wasn't quite how one might expect. The South Korean government made a public announcement that Yi heard about. The requirements of the program were that candidates had to be healthy, and at least 19 years old. "It was like an American Idol Competition," Yi said. Even the 300 top candidates were televised as they competed for the top and backup spots in the program.
What will she be doing now? Since 2012, Yi has been on a leave of absence while she finishes up her MBA at the Haas School of Business. The student told Bloomberg that while she feels a great responsibility to the South Korean people, it is necessary for citizens to leave the country, make connections outside of its borders so that, by way of those connections, Korea can grow just as it wants to grow.


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Oct. 18, 2013
WINDERMERE, Fla. - After two wins to begin the 2013-14 season, the No. 1 Alabama men's golf travels to the 2013 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational this weekend to begin play on the par-72, 7,387-yard Isleworth Country Club.
The three-day event is set to begin Sunday, October 20, and conclude Tuesday, October 22, with one round of 18 holes being played daily.
The Crimson Tide will be joined at the Isleworth Collegiate by No. 3 California, No. 7 Illinois, No. 10 New Mexico, No. 14 Texas, No. 19 UCF, No. 20 Arkansas, No. 26 Florida State, No. 28 UNLV, No. 30 LSU, No. 31 TCU, Augusta State, North Florida, Texas Tech and Vanderbilt
Seniors Cory Whitsett, Bobby Wyatt and Trey Mullinax anchor the Alabama lineup that has won by an average of 17 shot in their first two tournaments of the season. Freshman Robby Shelton is playing in the No. 4 position while sophomore Tom Lovelady rounds out the Crimson Tide's lineup.
Mullinax leads Alabama with a 69.50 scoring average (0.50 strokes per round) through six rounds this season with Shelton right behind at 69.83 (-.17 strokes per round). Lovelady boasts a scoring average of 70.33 while Wyatt and Whitsett are both averaging 71.67.
This is the sixth consecutive year Alabama has competed at the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational. The Crimson Tide and won the event in 2010 and finished third a season ago. The Tide is slated to tee off at 7 a.m. (CDT) on the first tee and will be playing with Vanderbilt and Texas Tech.
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In and around Silicon Valley we occasionally spot a driverless car, in particular the Google 'self-driving car', which is the lettering printed on the side of each of these vehicles. The Google autonomous car is a project led and developed by Google that is involving technology for the autonomous car.
Google's project is currently being led by Sebastian Thrun, director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and co-inventor of Google Street View. At Stanford, Thrun and his team created the robotic vehicle Stanley which won the 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge and a prize of $2 million prize from the DOD (U.S. Department of Defense).
Google's self-driving car is not the only one, and other auto manufacturers, including Tesla, are developing driver-less cars. The U.S. Army is also in the process of developing autonomous vehicles for military use.
The prototyped driverless cars today have successfully navigated 300,000+ miles, bringing the autonomous car concept into reality, where a consensus in the auto industry is focused on 2020 as the realistic time frame for the autonomous cars to become commercially viable. Startups, technology companies and auto makers have moved into this segment in the transportation space, making proven progress towards self-driving, enhancing safety, improved vehicle operations, connecting via networks or satellites, providing tools, applications and alerts to improve the driving experience. For example: collision avoidance, GPS navigation capabilities, Transportation planning in urban areas, alleviating traffic congestion, parking management and more, are all incorporated into the car and the use of mobile devices: a smartphone or a tablet.
Such a revolution, however, requires further thought: Will there be a need for infrastructural change and to what extent? How costly would that be? What are the next steps in development? What will the social and cultural challenges in promoting driverless vehicle operation? Will our society allow to 'take' people out of the driver's seat? Will there be a need for legislation? What would be the next steps in public education and how to promote self-driving cars for mass adoption? And more.
Last Friday the Telecom Council and the AutoTech Council organized an event in Silicon Valley, which was centered on the future of the autonomous car. The event was open to members and guests of the the two organizations. Entrepreneurs and startups presented various technologies and breakthrough concepts. Below are a few selected presentations:
Peloton Technology - The trucking business is a $650 billion industry in the U.S. Peloton technology connects pairs of trucks on the road through drivers' collaboration. The system augmens both drivers' ability, increases their safety, and reduces costs through fuel efficiency. Peloton's system uses radar and DSRC vehicle-to-vehicle communications to link safety systems between pairs of trucks, while drivers remain fully engaged and retain steering control, but acceleration and braking are adaptively controlled by the system. This results in reduction in aerodynamic drag, providing fuel economy for pairs of trucks. Peloton claims on-road testing showing savings of more than 10% fuel costs for each truck. Website: www.peloton-tech.com
MetroTech - Addresses car and fleet safety by capturing real time traffic data using the existing network infrastructure. MetroTech idea is to serve as a 3rd party traffic data clearinghouse to connect the city government infrastructure with the public and private infrastructure, receiving inputs from camera feeds, sensors and GPS probes to create a fully integrated traffic vision center. Furthermore, the data will be published to client markets in real time.
For example: To increase traffic safety, capturing data from an intersection and using it to avoid collisions in intersections. Traffic analytics, video analytics, and predictive analytics are all processed together to identify and alert of potential issues. Since the data is processed in real time, it gives immediate feedback. Sensors, apps, cameras, algorithms, and computer processing over the cloud have come together to increase safety in metropolitan areas. Website: www.metrotech-net.com
Savari Networks - With the growing number of vehicles on U.S. roads, accelerating the need for better transportation systems, i.e. the development of Intelligent Transportation Systems, which refers to myriad of technologies, from information processing, sensors, communications, control, to electronics. By integrating these elements into a transportation system and by utilizing information exchange between roadside infrastructure and vehicles, can increase vehicle safety, save time and resources, and more.
Savari product is an Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) that improves roadside infrastructure and promotes traffic safety while connecting vehicles and drivers to the network. The ITS technology enhances the use of automated cars and focuses on collision avoidance in intersections, provides signal violation warnings and road conditions, and enables vehicle-to-vehicle communications. In addition to data collection of traffic, weather, parking availability, etc., it offers e-payment over wireless networks.
Savari was developed over an open platform which allows portability across various custom vehicle platforms. Savari's technology is patent pending. Website: http://www.savarinetworks.com
Kymeta - Today, users on the go demand and depend upon affordable broadband communications, any time, any where. Wireless communications doesn't cover oceans, skies and vast land areas. Kymeta creates mobility solutions via satellite communications. When it comes to the autonomous car, the wi-fi networks have limited bandwidth and are owned by the network operators. The autonomous car requires fast, non-stationary and constant data feed and networking capabilities while in motion. Satellite solutions are available and present the cheapest data per bit broadcasting to and from a car.
Kymeta offers the Metamaterials Surface Antenna Technology (MSA-T) providing satellite user technologies. The Kymeta antenna will be used on airplanes at the end of the year, is being tested in various types of vehicles, and more.
Satellite communications is consumer priced and at an industrial grade. It opens up a powerful and uncrowded spectrum for continuos broadband communications. Website: www.kymetacorp.com
MotionLab - Line tracking motion is used in apps developed for the autonomous car. MotionLab has developed robotic technology that uses algorithms that allow vehicles to plan their motions and actually to drive themselves. Through mechanizing the driving skills, MotionLab products demonstrate various motion actions like making a right turn or parallel parking. Smoothness of tracking is important to avoid jerky corrections to the motion in line. Advanced sensors and robotic devices track forward travel, as well as backward motion.
The technology can simulate eleven motions: 1. Park Forward; 2. Park Backward; 3. Line Tracking; 4. Regular Polygon; 5. Star; 6. Circle Tracking; 7. Circle Train; 8. Circle Ring; 9. Hamburger; 10. Curvature Motion (based on six individual motions); and 11. Cyclone.
These motions are addressed by MotionLab's algorithms for any vehicle and any circumstances. Also, the robotic system can navigate a static object, which could be a stationary human body, and execute obstacle-avoidance actions. Website: www.MotionLab.com
Based in Silicon Valley, the Autotech Council helps connect and promote innovation in the auto industry, build partnerships, exchange insight, and grow their professional networks, while bringing together auto manufacturers, vendors, parts companies, advocates, and the entire automotive value chain. This "Better innovation and faster go-to market" supports entrepreneurs, engages VCs and corporate funding, provides access to parts and automobile manufacturers, eventually benefiting consumers.
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2. Telecom Council Silicon Valley
The Telecom Council of Silicon Valley strives to connect companies and individuals involved in the region's Communications Technology industry with one another for business development, collaboration, and education. The council brings together the local telecom industry's critical mass of businesses, research, ideas, capital, and professional expertise. Members also include startups, VCs, infrastructure companies, and companies who are not based in Silicon Valley but work here regularly.
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The Part One crime rate in Turlock saw a rise in 2015 as the area experienced more theft crimes, but did see a decline in some of the more violent crimes, for an overall increase of 8.7 percent, according to the Turlock Police Department's annual report.
Ever since Martha Hernandez's son David Hernandez was gunned down in 2012 she has been praying for strength and peace and to see his killer brought to justice.
The Turlock Police Department is investigating a woman's claim that she was kidnapped Thursday night by an armed man.
A former custodial deputy with the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department has been convicted of stealing money from inmates, according to the Stanislaus County District Attorney's Office.
Emanuel Medical Center had a brief disruption Thursday morning when a bomb threat was called in to the hospital.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation's probe into the stabbing attack at the UC Merced campus last year determined it was carried out by a student that had been "self-radicalized" and not part of a larger terrorist operation.
The Oakdale Leader has uncovered that one of the subjects arrested in the Wednesday, March 15 standoff on West Avenue was a prosecution witness in a high-profile homicide case in the Stanislaus County Superior Court involving Frank Carson, a Modesto defense attorney. Carson is on trial, along with seven other individuals, including three former California Highway Patrol officers, for the murder of Turlock resident Korey Kauffman.
Reports of a man walking down a Turlock street armed with a handgun ended with the man's arrest at gunpoint by the Turlock Police Department.
A 6-month-old girl sustained injuries when the family's pitbull dog suddenly attacked her.
A Hilmar man was arrested on child pornography charges following a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, which received information from Twitter about inappropriate photo uploads.
The Delhi man arrested earlier this week for a fatal shooting had been recently released from state prison for manslaughter conviction.
A Turlock man was arrested Thursday shortly after he allegedly robbed a downtown bank.
Denise Dodge London Donnell sensed her daughter was heading down a path of self-destruction.
The Merced County Sheriff's Department took a documented gang member into custody Friday night following a shooting in Delhi that took the life of one man and injured one woman.
A Turlock man was arrested Monday for growing marijuana with the intent to sell after a 7-year-old living at the residence came to school smelling of the narcotic.
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The Turlock Police Department continues to investigate the fatal shooting of a 21-year-old man outside a food processing plant in an industrial area of Turlock ...
A Turlock man is wanted by the Tuolumne County Sheriff's Department after leading deputies on a wild chase that ended when it became too ...
The Turlock Police Department will be conducting a driving under the influence and drivers license checkpoint between starting at 9 p.m. Friday and ending ...
The man who was shot in the head Thursday night in Turlock has died of his injuries. The Turlock Police Department identified the shooting victim ...
The Turlock Police Department has learned that some of the suspects in Friday's home invasion robbery wore police type clothing during the crime. Some ...
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james and his team are the best surf parts company in auckland that i've ever come across.very honest, reliable, prompt and VERY well priced. why go anywhere else?
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March 23, 2012
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COACH Mitch GaspardOpening statement:"Sullivan wasn't as sharp as he's been, but I think he certainly gave us another quality start today. He gave us an opportunity and took us through six innings. We tied the game and then just imploded in the seventh inning. It was just a combination of our bullpen and their swinging the bat well. Right now we aren't doing enough things well to win games. Tonight we had a little bit of offense; it was better than what is has been, and defensively even some errors don't show up. Still, our range has to improve, and there are just certain plays in the game that you have to make. You have to turn double plays; you have to do certain things to keep the momentum going and to create momentum for yourself. The guys in the bullpen, their job is to come in and to keep the game right there and let the offense keep going, particularly when you have an inning where you get some energy going. That's kind of been a theme for us. Right now, when we get something going we tend to go right back out there and give it back to the other team."
On tying the season high for hits in a game:"It was good to see. Dugas got going tonight, and that was big. Anytime he gets going we've got an opportunity to score runs. Jared Reaves had a three-hit night, and that's the first game all year we've had two guys with three hits or more. That was a good sign, and hopefully that can carry over tomorrow and we can pitch throughout the game, for all nine innings and defend as well. That's the problem for us. It's not just one area, there are so many areas that continue to break down, and it always starts at the mound."
On the chance of winning the next games:"Every game's tough to lose, whether you hit or you don't hit, whatever the reason. When you're 8-14, it's a difficult thing for our team right now to see where the next win's coming from. But there are things you have to do to win games, and right now we don't do enough of those things."
On what went wrong in the bullpen tonight:"They just got hits. Players came in, we walked one, and then a guy hits a double. Before you know it they've got six hits in one inning. I'd have to look at the video to see where the pitches are. I give credit to Mississippi for swinging the bat that well."
#11, Trey Pilkington, RHPOn the seventh inning:"Everyone went out there and threw their best stuff, Mississippi just racked up a lot of hits. It's hard to overcome that, but we'll come back tomorrow."
On the offensive performance in today's game:"We put a lot of good at-bats together tonight. We're just going out there and carrying out our coach's plan, we just have to get a little better about it. We're going to keep working, they're [Mississippi] going to keep working, and we're going to come out on the field tomorrow with the same fire we had today."
#1, Taylor Dugas, OFOn what the plan was for tonight's game:"Starting 0-3 last weekend was rough. I think we had good intensity in the dugout, and I think that our guys played hard, harder than we've been playing. The seventh inning just hurt us."
On tonight's loss:"It's frustrating. We've kind of been up and down all year; we know that we can't dig ourselves in too deep a hole. We're going to have to start putting some games together."
* Jared Reaves had an RBI double in the first inning, it was his 25th career double 59th RBI of his career.* Reaves ended the game 3-for-5 with three runs scored and one RBI. It was his first three-hit game of the season and seventh of his career.* Josh Rosecrans notched his first career triple at Alabama in the bottom of the sixth inning.* Junior catcher Brett Booth drove in his team-leading 15th and 16th RBIs of the season.* Booth was 2-for-5 in the game, notching his fifth multi-hit game of the season 22nd of his career.* Junior RHP Charley Sullivan pitched 6.0 innings in today's game, marking the fifth straight start his lasted into the sixth inning or later.* With a leadoff single in the first inning, Taylor Dugas has reached base in all 22 games this season to extend his streak to 34 consecutive games.* Dugas hit his first home run of the season in the bottom of the eighth inning.* Dugas was 4-for-5 in today's game, with one run and one RBI, tying his career-high for hits in a game.* It was Dugas' 92nd multiple hit game of his career and marked the seventh time he's had four hits in a game.* Ben Moore was 2-for-3 and had two RBI in the game, marking his sixth multi-hit game and third multi-RBI game this season.* Trey Pilkington threw 2.2 scoreless innings in relief for the Crimson Tide.* Alabama tied their highest amount of hits for the season in today's game. * In today's game Alabama collected their highest runs and hits totals against an SEC opponent thisseason.


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This is my first time partaking in any of the food blogging events and I am extremely excited. Clotilde from Chocolate & Zucchini has hosted the 13th edition of wine blogging Wednesday with the theme of Like Wine for Chocolate.
My contribution to the event was a family classic, Chocolate Baby Cake (Ollo). This recipe was made by my godmother each time a baby turned 1 in our French Canadian family. The cake was always placed in front of baby to do as they pleased. You can imagine the mess! One day I will have to post the picture of me at 1 with this cake on my face. When the recipe was handed down to me I was surprised to learn that coffee seemed to be the key ingredient. I could now trace back the early beginnings of my caffeine addiction as well as explain my hyperactivity as a child.
2 ounces chocolate
hot coffee
1 egg
1 cup sugar
1/3 cup shortening or oil
1 tsp. vanilla
1 1/3 cup flour
1 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. baking soda
Put the chocolate in a 1 cup measure. Fill the cup with hot coffee. Let stand until the chocolate is soft. Beat the egg until light. Beat in sugar 1 tbsp. at a time, then beat in the shortening or oil and the vanilla. Pour the coffee into another cup and add the softened chocolate to the egg mixture. Sift the dry ingredients together. Add the flour mixture and the coffee to the egg mixture in five separate additions, starting and ending with the flour. Spread the cake batter in a 8 X 8 " buttered pan. Bake for 25 minutes. Allow to cool before icing the cake.
The icing recipe is as follows (although I don't know who to credit for this one):
Grate in a saucepan, 2 ounces of unsweetened chocolate. Add 1 cup sugar, 3 tablespoons cornstarch. Mix well. Stir in 1/3 cup boiling water. Cook until thick and smooth. Add 1 tbsp. butter, 1 tsp. vanilla and a few grains of salt. Heat through.
This is a decadent cake with a glossy, sweet frosting. You can enjoy this dessert as it was meant to with your hands, no utensils and a nice glass of cold milk but since this is a sophisticated chocolate and wine pairing post, I carefully served myself a slice and enjoyed it with a fork and a glass of 10 years old Calem tawny port from the Haut Douro region of Portugal. Although it is an acquired taste for some, this dessert wine pairs nicely with my family's traditional cake. I could detect the hints of caramel and chocolate it is known for, an excellent compliment with the slight coffee tone of the cake.
I was very open to experiencing this luscious baked good in a new light and I am ecstatic that I did. While port is sweet on its own and can be sipped solely after a meal in place of a dessert, I was quite surprised to see how amicably these two (solid and liquid) intermingled on my tastebuds.
I almost prefer the sweet over the savory so for me this was the most indulgent combination. I could have been most satisfied eating this for supper.


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Scott Stapp on Panthers' 'Creedbombing': 'It's Awesome'
Creed frontman on Carolina's odd tribute to his growl: "I'm so fired up and pumped up for these guys. They are my team right now"
Creed emerged from the same North Florida club circuit that spawned fellow chart-champions Matchbox Twenty. Led by singer Scott Stapp, Creed's mainstream rock sound was heavily influenced by the Doors, Pearl Jam, and the Christian psalms Stapp's father once forced him to copy down as punishment. On the band's multimillion-selling debut album, My Own Prison (#26), Stapp's dramatic baritone tackled themes of unity, tolerance, and his own spiritual crises.
The son of a Pentecostal preacher, Stapp grew up in a devoutly Christian home where rock & roll was not tolerated. Soon after leaving home, he quit his prelaw studies at Florida State University and drifted from job to job, even living in his car for a time. In Tallahassee, Stapp reunited with high school friend Mark Tremonti, who had been playing guitar for 10 years. They recruited drummer Scott Pihillips and bassist Brian Marshall and began playing club shows, drawing on lyrics that Stapp had already been writing.
The band spent $6,000 to record an album that was independently released in April 1997 on Blue Collar Records. The album had sold 6,000 CDs when Creed signed to the BMG-distributed Wind-up Records, which had the band back in the studio to refine the album's sound. My Own Prison eventually sold 4 million copies, becoming the best-selling hard-rock album in 1998. "One" (#70) and the title song became rock-radio hits.
Though pointedly not a Christian pop band, Creed has attracted a large following partly for its music's existential and theological content. The debut was followed in 1999 by the heavier Human Clay (#1), which included the hit "Higher" and "With Arms Wide Open" (#1, 2000), which won a 2000 Grammy for Best Rock Song. Creed produced the soundtrack for Scream 3, which included a new Creed song, "Is This the End?" and "What If" from Human Clay. The band also performed "Riders on the Storm" on 2000's Stoned Immaculate tribute to the Doors. By now the band endured the open disdain of critics and such contemporaries as Limp Bizkit and Blink-182. Marshall left the band in August 2000 after criticizing Pearl Jam on a Seattle radio show. He was temporarily replaced on a subsequent tour by singer/guitarist Brett Hestla (Virgos Merlot).
This biography originally appeared in The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll (Simon & Schuster, 2001).
Creed frontman on Carolina's odd tribute to his growl: "I'm so fired up and pumped up for these guys. They are my team right now"
Panthers players summon their inner Scott Stapp, terrify teammates by belting out Creed hits at top volume
"Finally! The epic tale of my band Creed is coming to the big screen!'" a perplexed Stapp says in new Funny or Die clip
"In my delusional state, I thought that I was trying to save Obama," says Creed frontman
"I thought my family was involved in ISIS, and that millions of dollars had been taken from me to support terrorism," Creed singer reveals. "All of it...
Singer claims a group of people are trying to kill him and tells dean of his son's school that the "core of ISIS is within my own family"
In a troubling 911 call, Jaclyn Stapp alleges that singer left psychiatric hold riding a bicycle, armed with CIA documents and tools
"I'm going to step back and let God control everything from here on," Creed singer writes in new statement after taking down his jarring testimonial
Singer disputes relapse rumors, but says he's now living at a Holiday Inn after unnamed people stole his money
Picks include Creed, Limp Bizkit, Hanson - and one big surprise
Singer calls for 'bold' leader, but skirts Romney endorsement
Singer details childhood abuse; struggles with booze, drugs, sex and depression
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After waiting five years since the failed launch of the first Orbiting Carbon Observatory to try again with the Orbital Carbon Observatory-2, scientists and engineers will wait one more day to launch their project.
NASA's carbon-detecting satellite, which had a scheduled launch this morning just before 3 a.m. local time from Vandenberg Air Force Base, experienced a last-second scrub of the mission due to a problem with the launch pad. The space agency needed to launch the rocket within a 30-second launch window to place the instrument within a constellation of satellites called the A-train, which travel in close proximity to each other along a similar orbit to combine scientific readings of the Earth.
The project, abbreviated as OCO-2, will send a satellite with three high-powered spectrometers into space to take readings of the planet's natural carbon cycle. Scientists involved with the mission expect the readings from the satellite to provide better information about ocean and land-based carbon dioxide absorption sites, also known as natural sinks. The data, combined with readings from other satellites measuring various aspects of Earth and its atmosphere, will give scientists a more complete picture of the planet.
This morning's launch appeared to be on pace to launch with no weather hazards predicted to delay the process. With 46 seconds left before the scheduled launch time, officials put a hold on the launch because of a water flow problem on the launch pad. The mechanism dampens the acoustics created by the launch to better protect launch pad systems. NASA planned to inspect the water flow system later today before making an official determination as to the status of the launch. If technicians fix the problem, NASA plans to try launching again just before 3 a.m. tomorrow.
The space agency's first OCO satellite experienced a catastrophic failure at its launch in 2009 when the Taurus-XL launch vehicle commissioned to take the OCO into space failed to properly separate after takeoff, causing the rocket to crash in the ocean near Antarctica. While OCO-2's design remains similar to its predecessor, NASA selected the Delta II rocket as the launch vehicle for this mission.
Spectators gathered at a fog and mist-covered viewing area off-base in the early hours of the morning to view the expected launch. While the crowd expressed disappointment at the mission being scrubbed, Stephanie Smith, social media specialist for NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, gave words of encouragement about a mission that previously experienced a worst-case scenario.
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1. Age: Players must be at least 18 years of age by the first scheduled league game. Players ages 16 to 18 permitted with signed parent/guardian consent and signed liability waiver. No exceptions!
2. Player/Team Restrictions: Players are restricted to playing with one team. Rosters are limited to 20 players. There is a limit of fourteen (14) players active per game.
3. Eligibility: A player who is not on the team roster and plays in a game is an ineligible player and may be suspended for at least one game. Any protested game that such player took part in will be an automatic forfeit. A player must have played in at least 5 of the scheduled games to play in the tournament. This will be verified by the scorebook.
4. Adds/Drops: Coaches must always officially add a player or drop a quitting or injured player from the team roster. Failure to do so could result in eligibility problems. Add/drop may be accomplished by calling the Parks and Recreation Office by 6:00 p.m. The deadline date for roster additions or drops is August 1, 2014.
5. Game Times: Schedules of games times will be available at the Recreation Center and on the website. If the schedules can reasonably accommodate variations without affecting the overall fairness of the schedule, then it may be altered. Coaches must make a written request for exceptions when they register their team. Once the schedules have been printed, there will be no schedule changes except when both coaches agree to a rescheduled day or time. Any rescheduled games must also have an assigned umpire and be scheduled on a field that has available time.
6. Rained‑Out Games: Rained-out games will be rescheduled whenever possible. Game day status of possible rainouts may be obtained by calling the Parks and Recreation Department at 265-7783 after 3:00 p.m.
7. Gender-Mix: There may never be two more men than women on the field, but the number of women is unrestricted. It may be 4-4, 5-4, 5-5, etc. men to women.
8. Coaches' Responsibilities:
a. Coaches will take every measure to ensure that players arrive on time for games, conduct themselves as good sports, and follow all rules and regulations.
b. Player Supervision: A coach is charged with the responsibility of his/her players conduct before, during, and after games. No team member will violate city, state or federal laws. Specifically, alcohol consumption is prohibited on or around the playing field. Alcohol in the dugout or on the playing field will result in immediate forfeiture of the game and suspension of the offending team for 2 games. No player will engage in violence, threats of violence, abusive language, or in any way hinder the playing of the game. Offenders face ejection from the game, files, and/or league.
c. Control of Fans: A coach/manager is expected to control any spectator who is unruly or distracting when that spectator is involved with the team.
d. Meetings: Coaches or their representatives are expected to attend all league meetings.
e. Roster Maintenance: A coach is responsible for submitting an official league roster and for keeping it current using the add/drop procedure and for submitting the fees prior to the deadlines. Rosters are due in writing at the Recreation Center prior to the first scheduled game.
9. Team Conduct: A code of conduct applies to all teams and players who participate in the softball programs offered by the City of Newport. By their participation, players imply that they will abide by this code upon registering for the league.
a. Unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated before, during, or after a game, on the field, off the field, or in the stands. Infractions will result in ejection from a game, suspension for the remainder of the season, or permanent suspension from City-sponsored leagues.
b. The Parks and Recreation Department has the authority to remove any person from City ball fields for drunkenness, obnoxious or threatening behavior, disturbing the peace, or failure to properly supervise their children. Contact with the police department will be made if necessary. No fees will be refunded when a player has been ejected for the remainder of the season.
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1. 8-Player Rule: A team may start or finish a game with no less than 8 players. No more than 14 players may be batted. Gender mix must be followed.
2. Gender Mix: There may only be one man more than the number of women. Any time there are two consecutive men in the batting order, an out will be declared between them (before the second man bats). There must be at least one man in the game, but there may be 9 women. There may be no more than 2 men in the infield, and no more than 2 men in the outfield) with the following exception, pitcher-catcher must be opposite gender.
3. Late Arrivals: If a team starts the game with less than 14 players and others arrive late, they may be added to the bottom of the batting order and may be substituted anywhere defensively, subject to the rules stated above.
4. Line-up Exchange and Scorebooks: Lineups will be exchanged as soon as possible before game time. Both teams should keep a scorebook, but the home team will maintain the official scorebook. Once games begin, the batting order cannot be changed.
5. Time Limits: No new inning will begin 1 hour and 15 minutes after the start of the game. The score will stand after a complete inning is played and will not be rescheduled. If teams are not ready to play within 5 minutes of the start time, the game will be declared a forfeit with no exceptions and will not be rescheduled.
6. 12-Run Differential Rule: A difference of 12 runs at the bottom of the 5th inning will end the game.
7. Count: Batters come to the plate with a 1-1 count. After 2 strikes, a second foul ball will be an out. If a player hits a disallowed home run after two strikes, they will be out.
8. Home Run Rule: Teams hitting 3 over-the-fence home runs can only hit another after the opposing team hits three. The opposing team may hit four, but then must wait for the other team to hit one before an additional home run will count. An out will be declared if a disallowed home run is hit.
9. Official Ball: ASA approved, Men: 12" .52 COR / 300 compression. Women: 11" .44 COR, 375 compression.
10. Bats: ASA approved.
11. Shoes: No steel cleats.
12. Inning Run Limit: If a team scores 8 runs in an inning, their turn at bat is over. This rule is suspended if the team at bat is trailing by 12 or more runs in the 5th, 6th, or 7th inning.
13. Walk Rule: If a man walks, he advances to 2nd base. If there are 2 outs, the woman following him may choose to walk or hit.15. Halo Rule: A pitchers box will be marked on the infield around the area of the pitching plate. The "halo" will be an area that will extend two feet on each side of the plate and extend no more than three feet above the pitcher's head (will be umpire's judgment). Any ball that is hit in the air that doesn't touch the ground prior to reaching the front edge of this area will be an automatic "DEAD BALL." DEAD BALL = AUTOMATIC OUT. No runners will be allowed to advance and will be made to return to the last base legally touched prior to the pitch. The pitcher is not protected if the ball is hit outside of the Halo Zone.
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Two Ogallala Community Hospital staff members earn scholarships
OGALLALA, Neb. (Aug. 14, 2012) – Two employees at Ogallala Community Hospital have earned scholarships to help further their education in health care.
Carmen Sizer, a health unit coordinator, received a scholarship for $1,000 per academic year from the Nebraska Hospital Association. She plans to pursue an associate's degree in nursing at Mid-Plains Community College in North Platte.
Jana Turner, medical technologist in the laboratory at Ogallala Community Hospital, received a Graduate Health Care Career Scholarship worth $3,000. Turner plans to pursue a master's degree in health care administration with Bellevue University.
The NHA Research and Educational Foundation aims to help address ongoing shortage of health care providers through two scholarship programs for undergraduate and graduate students.
Ogallala Community Hospital is an 18-bed hospital owned by Banner Health, one of the country's largest nonprofit health care systems. OCH offers services including emergency care, inpatient services, infusion therapy, medical imaging, orthopedics, surgery and women's services.
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DREAM of Hattiesburg, Inc. has been an influential organization in the South Mississippi area for a span of 30 years. DREAM stands for Drug-free Resources for Education and Alternatives in Mississippi. DREAM educates communities by using resources that promote a drug-free lifestyle as well as providing alternatives that promote a positive, healthy way of life.


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While live Greyhound racing interest and revenues continue to deteriorate in the United States, it remains a commercial enterprise world-wide. Live Greyhound track racing is established in the following countries, listed in alphabetical order:
New Zealand
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Within the United States, tracks and the Greyhound racing industry are uniformly monitored and controlled by The National Greyhound Association. Internationally, the regulation falls to the individual country and controls and regulation vary widely.
In the United States, there is a steady movement to end live Greyhound racing. But it does not stop there. Groups that work with tracks to adopt or "re-home" ex-racing Greyhounds when they no longer serve the racing industry's commercial goals can be found in most states. Several agencies within the United States work with other countries to adopt out Greyhounds to loving families. Unfortunately, this moral stance and responsibility does not extend to several of the global racing venues. Several petitions have been prepared to specifically address the exportation of ex-racing Greyhounds from Australia to Macau where the policy is to euthanize all unprofitable dogs. When outrage spurs action against such archaic and inhumane actions, progress will start to change these medieval ideas.


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The Plaza Twin was part of a retail plaza called Pendray Plaza. After the developers, James & Robert Pendray built the shopping plaza, they decided to build a movie theatre and bowling alley at the end of the plaza. The Plaza Twin opened in 1980.
In the early-1990's the theatre was renamed the T & T Twin Theatres At The Plaza. The theatre features first run attractions. Any further information on this theatre would be appreciated.
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