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SEX WITH MY BIG BROTHER SERIES (4 BOOKS)by Brandy Silver
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SEX WITH MY BROTHER SERIES - 4 erotica stories totaling 20,000 words, jam packed with hot, hardcore taboo stepbrother and stepsister sex including oral sex, anal sex, group sex, masturbation, spanking, domination, humiliation and ALL stories are all based on real life happenings! If you love sex and love family and love a good value - this series is perfect for you! It is intended only for adults over the age of 18 and all characters in it are represented as 18 or older.
BOOK 1. SEX LESSON FROM MY BIG BROTHER - Steph's boyfriend Steve is fed up with her not wanting to sleep with him, and tells her he can't wait any longer. Steph doesn't know what to do – she wants Steve, is attracted to him, but isn't very experienced sexually. Steve tells Steph he is going away for the weekend, and when he returns, he hopes she'll be ready to have some sexy fun with him. Not knowing what to do, Steph turns to her slightly older and more experienced brother Jason for advice. Jason has her come to his apartment, and soon she's getting a lot more than advice – Jason begins giving her hands-on lessons on everything sex. From oral to positions to styles and attitudes, Jason is the best teacher Steph never knew she needed!
BOOK 2. LEARNING ANAL FROM MY BIG BROTHER - Steph and her boyfriend Steve are having a great relationship, and their sex life has never been better, but Steve then wants to spice things up by doing anal, something Steph has never done! So she turns to her big stepbrother Jason to ask him advice on how to do it, and rather than tell her, he decides to show her. Giving her some very valuable and detailed lessons, Jason shows Steph the ropes, and makes sure she is very good at anal. But he doesn't just want to show her how to take it in the ass, he wants to show her what it's like to be the guy who gives it in the ass too, and soon Steph and Jason embark on a wild sexual adventure that leaves her feeling confident she'll be able to make her boyfriend happy and her big stepbrother proud.
BOOK 3. DOMINATED BY MY BIG BROTHER - Steph's boyfriend has been pretty rough in bed with her lately, and when she tells her big stepbrother Jason about this, Jason realizes that Steve, her boyfriend, must love to be dominated. But Steph doesn't know the first thing about domination. Lucky for her, Jason does, and after going to the adult store to pick up a few things, from sex toys to mouth gags to so much more, Steph is in store for the lesson of her life. But as Jason begins to dominate Steph in all sorts of ways, she gets a hang of it, and begins liking it more than she thought, wanting her big brother to be the powerful man he is proving he is to her. Her boyfriend momentarily out of her mind, Jason becomes the dominant male in Steph's life as he overtakes her and shows her the true meaning of the word "rough"!
BOOK 4. ORGY WITH MY BIG BROTHER - Since Steph's big stepbrother Jason has been so helpful, giving her advice and teaching her how to fuck and suck her boyfriend properly, with hands on lessons that have had satisfying results, Steph wants to reward him by inviting some friends over for a orgy! Steph tells her sexy girlfriends Nicole, Roxanne, and Tina about the plan, which they're on board with. Things begin to get a bit out of hand when Steph arrives late to find Jason and Nicole already getting it on, and tries to settle things down a bit, but once Roxanne and Tina arrive all hell breaks loose and the women unleash their desires on Jason. Steph can't help but get caught up in the sexy situation and joins in, giving Jason the best reward any stepbrother could ask for.
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I gasped at the idea of having sex with a brother or any relative. With this one, I panted…so heavily. I still won't turn to my brother for sexual advice and never will, but if I had a stepbrother, it might be a good idea. This collection lets you to wander deep into and beyond the confines of stepbrother-stepsister relationship. Don't be misled. You will like every sex scenes as much as I did especially if you're into BDSM. If I can give it 10 stars, I would.


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Spring is finally here and it's time to get back on the road. Here are the top five things to check, verify and maintain for your winter-stored modern scooter. Start with you tires and fuel, and move on to your battery and some soapy water. Once you complete these checks, it's time for that long ride that you've been waiting for!
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Make sure that your tires are at the correct pressure as they may have lost a few pounds over the storage months. Look for a sticker under the seat or in the manual for the proper inflation pressure - never use the tire sidewall, as it's often the maximum pressure that the tire can take. Inflate using a electrical pump or compressor and use a reliable gauge. Examine the Schrader Valve (the little pin in the middle of the tire stem) for tightness. You can get a small H-shaped Schrader Valve tool at your local car parts store. While you are checking the pressure, examine the tread and sidewall of your tire to look for cuts or abrasions that could turn serious. And of course, if you use a dedicated winter wet or mud and snow rated tire, think about putting your summer tires back on!
Of course you filled your scooter to the brim and dosed the fuel with STA BIL or Sea Foam, right? It's a good thing that you did, because you can mostly just go ride. If you didn't dose your fuel, it may have separated or turned to a varnish-like substance that won't burn effectively, but it will clog up the small passages in you carburetor or fuel injection and cause hard starting or even the dreaded "no start" condition. The upshot is preparation is better than repair, so get some fresh fuel and some fuel preservative in your tank ASAP.
Scoots love to eat batteries with their often short trip use and meager battery recharging power. Many scooterists maintain their scoots with a battery maintainer set-up like the Battery Tender. If you put your battery on a "float" charger (where the battery is allowed to run down a bit before the charger kicks in) before winter, you may be OK and it doesn't hurt to try. If you do have an electrical problem where there wasn't one before, try testing and/or replacing the battery first, as it often solves the problem. Never "jump" a scooter battery with a running car, as severe damage can result. Jumping your scooter battery from a not running car's battery to the scoot battery is OK. If all of your lights and horn working, get a long ride in to help the battery to maintain it's charge.
General care
Be sure to spend some quality time with you fresh-from-storage scooter. Give it a warm water wash with some good automotive car washing liquid. Avoid washing the engine or any electrical components with a strong stream of water. Work from top to bottom and rinse gently. Then dry your scooter with a soft towel and take some time to closely examine your scoot from front to back and on both sides. Look for loose fasteners (exhaust bolts, wheel or axle fixing bolts and nuts) and body panels. Examine your scoot for unseen damage and think about putting some light lubricant on the areas called out in your owner's manual. I also give my electrical connectors a quick shot of WD-40 to help avoid future trouble.
In addition to fixing things that have fallen off your scooter during the long winter, now is the time to make sure that your oil, brake and radiator (if equipped) fluids are fresh. The oil is the most important, as modern scoots thrash oil pretty well and have relatively short maintenance periods. If your scoot has hydraulic brakes, the fluid must be changed every few years in order to ensure that it's not holding water and rusting from the inside out. If your scoot is water cooled, be sure to follow manufacturer's recommendations as to frequency of changing the water/coolant mixture, the type of coolant used (very important on the aluminum engines of most scooters) and how to do it. If you don't want to mess around with the sometimes complex systems of brakes and radiators, have your local shop fix it up for you. They will be happy to help. Ride safe and reliably this spring.


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CLAYTON, N.M. - Adela Costello Teniende, 66, died Tuesday, April 22, 2008.
Rosary was said at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. today in St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church with the Rev. John Shedlock as celebrant. Burial will be in Clayton Memorial Cemetery by Hass Funeral Directors.
Mrs. Teniende was born Feb. 5, 1942, to Juan and Santos Castillo. She married Pedro Teniende in 1958 in Santos, Texas.
Survivors include two daughters, Santos Hernandez of Denver and Mary Teniende of Clayton; four sons, Pete Teniende of Albuquerque, Ray Teniende and Joe Teniende, both of Clayton, and Julian Teniende of Littleton, Colo.; 13 grandchildren; and three stepgrandchildren.
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President Barack Obama is headed to Seneca Falls this afternoon on his bus, "Ground Force One". FingerLakes1.com has learned the President will tour the National Womens' Rights Historic Park and the National Womens' Hall of Fame before heading to Henninger High School in Syracuse for a speech at 6:00 pm.
Obama started his tour with a speech in Buffalo and then stopped in Rochester where he was spotted dining on Park Avenue.
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The native home to the Philippines's largest known crocodile at nearly 20 metres in length, the Crocodile Park is an important breeding centre as well as a popular tourist attraction. There are picnic areas and activities like horse-riding offered too. Shows start at 16.30 on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
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Blackboard Collaborate™ gives you the functionality you need in a 21st century teaching and learning environment, such as two-way audio, multi-point video, interactive whiteboard, application and desktop sharing, rich media, breakout rooms, and session recording. Educators and students can engage as if they were in a traditional classroom, with as good as, or even better, outcomes.
Since 2009, the Wimba Classroom collaboration tool has been integrated into Blackboard at NIU and has been used by faculty, staff at teaching assistants for online web conferencing activities ranging from online lectures, office hours, to group activities.
In July 2010, Blackboard purchased both Wimba and Elluminate (another competing web conferencing platform) and has been in the process of developing a new "next generation" product that combines the best features of both Wimba Classroom and Elluminate and has released this new web conferencing platform, Blackboard Collaborate 11. Blackboard Collaborate includes a redesigned, easier-to-use interface that simplifies many of the tasks presenters typically perform. Institutions like NIU that currently have Wimba Classroom are encouraged to begin transitioning to the new Blackboard Collaborate as soon as possible.
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Blackboard Collaborate continues to offer the same great seamless integration with the Blackboard learning management system that NIU faculty have grown accustomed to and expect with Wimba Classroom.
While Blackboard Collaborate does include many new features not previously in Wimba Classroom, since it is built on the former Elluminate architecture, there are a few features previously in Wimba Classroom that are not currently available in Blackboard Collaborate 11, including:
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CBSSports.com: Fantasy Baseball Week 26 Starts And SitsThe fantasy baseball experts at CBSSports.com break down who to start and who to sit for the upcoming week.
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Orioles Beat Pirates 5-1 In Opener Of DoubleheaderSteve Pearce had three hits and two RBIs in his return to the Orioles, and Baltimore beat the skidding Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 Thursday in a doubleheader opener.
Pirates Trounced By Baltimore, Lose Third In A Row(93-7 The FAN) -- For the third straight night Pittsburgh starting pitching struggled. And for the third straight night, the Pirates (32-30) lost at Baltimore -- this time, 12-6.
Orioles Pummel Pirates For Second Straight Night, 7-1(93-7 The FAN) -- It was another rough night for the Pittsburgh Pirates in Baltimore, as they lost to the Orioles, 7-1.
Harrison Demoted, Bucs Roster Moves
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The Latest News On Pedro Alvarez From IndyIndianapolis Indians announcer Howard Kellman joined The Vinnie and Cook show on Sportsradio 93.7 The Fan to give some insight on the Pirates currently playing for the Triple A club including Pedro Alvarez, Steve Pearce, and Ronny Cedeno.
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Injury Updates On Doumit, Pearce & BeimelThe injury news regarding Ryan Doumit and Steve Pearce is worse than originally believed.


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No. 9 Men's Cross Country Faces Strong Competition at Notre Dame
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PRINCETON, N.J. (10/3/13) - The Princeton men's cross country team returns to the course this weekend as it competes in two meets. The top group will head to the Notre Dame Invitational, while the rest of the team will run at the Paul Short Invitational at Lehigh.
The Tigers moved up one position in the US Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Assocation national poll, taking the No. 9 slot. The team continues to hold the No. 1 spot in the Mid-Atlantic region for the third straight week.
Princeton will race in the Blue Race on the Notre Dame Golf Course. The five-mile race is set to start at 5 p.m. The Tigers are one of eight nationally ranked teams in the race. They will be joined by No. 7 Tulsa, No. 16 Colorado State, No. 21 New Mexico, No. 22 Notre Dame, No. 24 Virginia, No. 26 Florida State and No. 30 Columbia.
Last year at Notre Dame Princeton finished in second place with a score of 139, behind Tulsa and in front of eight schools in the national poll. Alejandro Arroyo Yamin paced the Tigers, running 23:57 to finish 10th overall. Chris Bendtsen ran 24:06 to place 17th, Michael Franklin clocked in at 24:19 for 28th, followed by Jonathan Vitez at 24:22 and Matt McDonald at 24:31. Scorers Arroyo Yamin, Bendtsen and McDonald will be making a return to the course. Senior Tyler Udland and junior Sam Berger ran in the blue race last year and will be back again, they'll be joined by freshman William Bertrand, senior George Galasso, junior Sam Pons and sophomore Michael Sublette.
At Paul Short, the Tigers will compete in the BrownRace. The 8k race is scheduled to begin at 12:15 p.m., on the Goodman campus. Nine runners have been selected to compete, including juniors Bradley Paternostro and Eddie Owens and sophomore Brian Poirer.


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Business; At Rand McNally, Is the Future Drawn to Scale?
By ELIZABETH STANTON
Published: March 17, 2002
SKOKIE, Ill.— THE world of map-making has always been unpredictable. Wars shift borders and split nations, spilling different colors onto previously monochromatic stretches of paper. Sprawling cities and new buildings mean new roads to draw. But all of this, of course, is what sells maps.
Rand McNally & Company -- maker of the widely used travel companion, the Rand McNally Road Atlas -- has been making these kinds of adjustments for more than 140 years. But recently, Rand McNally's future in map-making has become unpredictable, clouded by technological shifts in the industry and upheavals at the company.
AEA Investors, a New York investment group founded 33 years ago by the Rockefeller, Harriman and Mellon families, bought the company in 1997 for $430 million, hoping to expand it into a technology concern that could better compete with new online ventures that offer customized maps and other navigation aids. Since then, the company, which had been family-owned for generations, has been promoting itself as a travel service provider, not just a map maker.
But there have been signs that AEA is frustrated with Rand McNally and wants to sell it, perhaps at a loss. Last July, AEA retained Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown, the investment bank, to explore a possible sale or restructuring, and there has since been intermittent talk among cartography companies that a possible buyer had been found.
Officials at Rand McNally declined to comment. The company, based in this Chicago suburb, said through a spokeswoman that the time was not right to discuss its future. Deutsche Bank officials also declined to comment, and telephone calls to executives at AEA were not returned.
The fate of Rand McNally remains a hot topic among other map makers and people who once worked for it. ''They'll have to do something different,'' said Norm Strasma, who recently retired from his position as executive director of the International Map Trade Association, an industry group based in Washington that represents more than 700 companies worldwide.
When AEA took over, global positioning systems had already nestled neatly into car consoles, and handheld wireless devices were already in the palms of some map users. These technological advances made the folded paper map, a Rand McNally mainstay, look outdated.
Rand McNally was not totally behind the times -- it had established itself as a manufacturer of travel planning software. In 1994, it opened a media division that made consumer mapping and travel products. But it lacked a digital database of maps. Instead, it has leased maps from competitors, and still does, which could impede any sale. Two rivals, MapQuest and Mapsco, say Rand McNally has leased their maps.
EVEN under the control of AEA, Rand McNally squandered opportunities to advance its technology, competitors say. It bought Thomas Bros. Maps, a privately held company based in Irvine, Calif., and known for its digital database. ''They didn't do anything to keep it up and pretty much ignored that system, which probably hurt them in the long run,'' said an official at Mapsco, based in Dallas.
AEA disinterest in the company's publishing business may have pushed the map maker too far from its basic brand, said Stuart Dolgins, president of Langenscheidt Publishing Group, the United States subsidiary of Langenscheidt K.G., a map publisher based in Munich.
''If you look at the history of the company, it's a paper-and-ink company; it's a pennies business. Can you take some of that away?'' Mr. Dolgins said. ''Sure, but there has to be some continuity, and I'm not sure they still have that.''
Pessimism is reflected in the market value of Rand McNally debt. While the company is still current on its $235 million in bank loans, securities backed by those loans as collateral are trading at about 30 cents on the dollar, down from 70 cents a few years ago, traders in distressed debt say.
Rand McNally's roots go back to 1856, when William Rand, a young printer from Boston, opened a small print shop in Chicago that produced railroad tickets. He hired Andrew McNally, a cartographer from Ireland. They became partners and expanded from train tickets to railroad schedules and maps. In 1917, they produced their first road map. Later, Mr. Rand sold his company stock to Mr. McNally, and the business stayed in the hands of the McNally family for four generations.
Since the sale to AEA, two chief executives have come and gone. The third, Michael Hehir, came to the company last June from McGraw-Hill Ventures, a media technology arm of McGraw-Hill. He is the only one of the three with publishing experience.
Mr. Dolgins said the latest hiring was a sign that AEA had decided to sell. ''It might be a case of making the bride more beautiful,'' he said. ''They thought they were buying a multimedia company. And Rand is a terrific name, but I don't know if they're a legitimate multimedia company.''
Cartography executives at other companies said AEA was unhappy with Rand McNally's progress, despite recent joint ventures including a partnership with Thales Navigation, a maker of global positioning systems, and Palm Inc. to provide a car system with voice-command, turn-by-turn driving instructions.


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Mitch Daniels Wants to Take America Back to the Bush Years
He'd pick Condi Rice as his running mate.
When asked yesterday who he'd select as his running mate, prospective presidential candidate Mitch Daniels, who served as George W. Bush's budget director for two and a half years before being elected Indiana's governor, said that hypothetically "he'd like to pick Condoleezza Rice." Great idea. Why not get the whole gang back together? Anyone know if Rummy is busy? [Real Clear Politics]


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Girl power is once again dominating the box-office with yet another teen novel turned into big screen franchise phenomenon. As the "Hunger Games" craze somewhat dies down with only two movies left, "Divergent" is the next novel-turned-film franchise to try win over moviegoers and it appears to have done just that.
As Box-Office Mojo reported today, Lionsgate's "Divergent" -- starring Shailene Woodley and Theo James -- dominated this weekend with $56 million in ticket sales.
According to Anousha Sakoui, BoxOffice.com had projected $54 million in receipts for "Divergent," but since lowered it from initial projections of $68 million. Some say that investors are apparently watching how the movie performs to see if the studio can repeat the success of it's previous young-adult novels turned movie dramas such as it's predecessors "Twilight" and "The Hunger Games." It seems like the studio's main focus is on dark, violent young heroes fighting for the future. "Divergent" is based on three popular young-adult novels from Veronica Roth which have sold over 17.6 million copies.
The movie follows a young woman name Tris (Woodley) in a society where people are classified on their virtues such as bravery and intelligence. She learns she's part of a group seen as dangerous and targeted for annihilation. Sounds like a typical teen drama movie.
While "Divergent is the "King" or "Queen" of the Box-Office, there's still love for the beloved Muppets. Disney's "Muppets Most Wanted" brought in $16 Million, which is far short of the debut of 2011's "The Muppets" which grossed over $29 million during the holiday weekend in 2011. The sequel debuted in the number two spot at the box-office. The Fox studios animated film "Mr. Peabody and Sherman" fell from top spot to the third spot with only $11 million while both "300: Rise of an Empire" and "God's not Dead" both averaged around the $8 million mark during the weekend.
According to Deadline.com here's the full list of the top ten films for this weekend:
1). Divergent (LGF), 3,936 theaters / $22.8M Fri. / 19.75M Sat. to $19.9M (-12% to 14%) / $13.9M Sun. (-30%) / 3-day cume: $56M to $56.7M / Wk 1
2). Muppets Most Wanted (DIS), 3,194 theaters / $4.6M Fri. / $7.1M Sat. (+53%) / $5M to $5.3M Sun. (-25%) / 3-day cume: $16.5M to $17M / Wk 1
3). Mr. Peabody And Sherman (FOX), 3,607 theaters (0) / $2.7M Fri. / $5.3M (+95%) / $3.97 (-25%) / 3-day cume: $11.7M to $12M / Total cume: $81M+ / Wk 3
4). God's Not Dead (FREE), 780 theaters / $2.79M Fri. / $3.3M Sat. (+18%) / $2.1M to $2.7M (-15% to 20%) / 3-day cume: $8.6M to $8.9M / Wk 1
5). 300: Rise Of An Empire (WB), 3,085 theaters (-405) / $2.4M Fri. / $3.6M +53%) / $2.5M (-30) / 3-day cume: $8.6M / Total cume: $93.7M / Wk 3
6). Need For Speed (DIS), 3,115 theaters (0) / $2.2M Fri./ $3.3M Sat. (+52%) / $2.1M Sun. (-35%) / 3-day cume: $7.6M to $7.8M+ / Total cume: $30.2M to $30.4M / Wk 2
7). The Grand Budapest Hotel (FSL), 304 theaters (+238) / $1.8M Fri. / $2.9M Sat. (+55%) / $2.2M Sun. (-25%) / 3-day cume: $6.75M to $7M / Per screen: $21,500K to $23,100K / Total cume: $12.9M to $13.1M / Wk 3
8). Non-Stop (UNI), 2,945 theaters (-238) / $1.8M Fri./ $2.9M Sat. (+57%) / $1.7M Sun. (-40%) / 3-day cume: $6.3M / Total cume: $78.6M / Wk 3
9). The Lego Movie (WB), 2,501 theaters (-539) / $975K Fri. / $1.8M Sat. (+92%) / $1.2M Sun. (-30%) / 3-day cume: $4.1M / Total cume: $243.3M / Wk 7
10). Tyler Perry's Single Mom's Club (LGF), 1,896 theaters / $939K Fri./ $1.4M Sat. (+52%) / $71M Sun. (-62%) / 3-day cume: $3M+ / Total cume: $12.8M / Wk 1


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We have two children - a two year old and two month old - and need a good quality double stroller. I need advice on whether to buy a double jogger stoller or a McLaren double stroller. We have a McLaren Quest for our older son and have been very happy with it. However, I'm wondering whether we'll be better off with a heavier framed jogger now that we have two children rather than a light weight MacLaren. It also seems that a jogger is more versatile. I don't plan on jogging with it, but we might want to do some trail walking and of course, lots of city walking too. The two joggers we are considering are the higher end Schwinn and BOB models with the swivel front wheel option. I like the canopies on the BOB Duallie model and have heard that the seats are superior to the Schwinn (the Schwinn seats recline more and are not easy to put fully upright, etc.). I appreciate any advice on this issue. Thanks! anon
When buying a double, please keep in mind door width. Strollers that are 30 inches and narrower are the easist to maneuver in a variety of situations. Anything wider and you may be stuck storing it in the living room and ahve a more difficult time getting in and out of doorways at shops, etc.
I did find that getting a 'jogging-type' stroller that was less than 30-inches wide forced me to give up the individual sunshades. It really doesn't bother me now. Bob, by the way, has the best sunshades around. I had a single Bob that I just loved jan
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I was wondering if anyone has come acrossed a double jog stroller with a canopy that actually ratchets forward to shield the sun from the front. My Baby Trend single jogger does this, but I have not seen any doubles with this feature. Any info would be great! Thanks sunburned kids
We are in the market for a double jogging stroller for our 4- month and 2-year old kids. The side-by-sides seem bulky and cumbersome - we saw a front/back GOZO parked at Lake Tahoe recently that seemed like a good solution. Does anyone have any experience/feedback on using/owning this stroller, especially since they are close to $500? thanks jackie
I need to upgrade from a regular double stroller to a jogger stroller for my 2 children, 20 mo. and 3yo. I will need a stroller that works well for walking on sidewalks on very steep and shallow hills. Is the GoZo the way to GO? Is it worth $500? Also, is it great for running? Would like to hear your likes and dislikes! My children don't mind being in strollers for long walks and runs. Thank you am
We are preparing to buy a double jog stroller for our expanding family. We'd love to hear about people's experiences with the different models (baby jogger, Kelty, etc.) and designs (side-by-side, front-back). Any input would be greatly appreciated!
Check out the review on http://www.babynavigator.com/Strollers/Gozo.htm. This is a great site to research other baby products, as well. Julie
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Yesterday Carlos Martinez once again made his case for the St. Louis Cardinals fifth starter spot with a 5 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 4 K box score line. With his performance, Martinez lowered his spring ERA to 1.76. Yesterday the club also announced that they were optioning lefthander Tyler Lyons to minor league camp. Realistically, that leaves Martinez and Joe Kelly as the two candidates for the fifth starter spot. Here is the case for and against each man.
Joe Kelly
The positive for Kelly is first his experience. In 2012 Kelly started 16 games and in 2013 Kelly started 15 games. Both years Kelly performed admirably. Last year Kelly was particularly impressive, compiling a 9-3 record with a 2.28 ERA.
In addition, many of Kelly's games were in the middle of the pennant races of 2012 and 2013, which shows that Kelly is able to handle pressure situations well.
Kelly's sinker plays well, as evidences by his 51 percent groundball percentage in 2011 and 2012.
On the negative side Kelly is not known to go deep into games. Of the 15 games Kelly started last year he went over 6 IP in just two of those starts.
Kelly has a relatively high walk rate of over three walks per nine innings pitched. While Kelly's ERA has been excellent, his xFIP for 2012 and 2013 was over 4.00, suggesting that some of his success may have been from luck, and that Kelly is due for regression over time. Despite having excellent velocity, Kelly's strikeout rate is a relatively pedestrian 6K/9IP.
When it comes to stuff Kelly's fastball is excellent, sitting at about 95 MPH and at times nearing 100 MPH. However, Kelly has lacked a quality secondary offering, which may explain why hitters tend to "figure out" Kelly after two or three at-bats. This spring Kelly has been working on a new curverball offering, but he has not had much success with a 7.71 ERA over 9 IP. Kelly's last performance was much more positive, throwing 5.1 innings and surrendering just one run on four hits and striking out three.
Carlos Martinez
In contrast to Kelly, Martinez has much less proven experience, but also a lot more upside. Martinez has only made one Major League start, giving up four earning runs over 4.2 IP. However, Martinez did gain significant experience in high pressure situations as the setup man for closer Trevor Rosenthal at the end of 2013, including the playoffs.
Martinez had a 5.08 ERA over the regular season last year, but as a mirror image of Kelly his 3.83 xFIP suggests that Martinez performed better than his ERA.
Like Kelly, Martinez produces groundballs at a rate of better than 50 percent. Martinez struck out hitters at better rate than Kelly, 7.62 K/9 IP. Like Kelly, Martinez struggled with control to some degree, walking 2.86 batters per 9 innings pitched.
What really separates Kelly and Martinez is their stuff. Martinez has Kelly's velocity, but with even more movement making it hard for hitters to make solid contact. Martinez also features a changeup. slider, and curveball. Martinez secondary offerings can make hitters look silly at times, as he did with Dustin Pedroia in Game 2 of the 2013 World Series.
As mentioned earlier, Martinez has had a dominant Spring Training in 2014.
In deciding between Martinez and Kelly the Cardinals are really debating between experience and upside. Martinez undoubtedly offers more potential and is likely to be the better pitcher over the life of his career. Kelly, in contrast, provides more certainty and experience. Deciding between the two is a good problem that most Major League teams would gladly have right now. Whoever "loses" the competition for the fifth starter spot will probably be used as the seventh or eighth inning reliever.


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The Special Olympics participant in this video really shows the spirit of the event!!
This video was shot at Shanty Creek Resort in Bellaire, Michigan.
Shanty Creek is hosting part of the winter Special Olympics this week, including the cross country ski events.
This morning, hundreds of participants competed on the beautiful cross country trails inside Schuss Mountain, a village within Shanty Creek Resort.
In addition, hundreds of family, friends and volunteers timed them, helped with their equipment, and cheered for them.
It was a beautiful day at a beautiful resort, which is such a great place to vacation and retire!
There are lots of great real estate deals in the area. Northern Michigan real estate is doing very well, but is still very affordable.
See more videos of the Special Olympics 2014.
Donna Gundle-Krieg, author of this story, is a Realtor in Bellaire, Michigan. For more information, see www.donnagundlekrieg.com


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Hello, I'm Jordan Turner, President of the Global Conservation Group; Wisconsin's largest animal advocacy organization. As an organization that primarily directs our attention towards animals, we are also a strong advocate for humans as well. It's our responsibility to defend the rights of all living beings.
Time and time again, we as a society, overcome our prejudices, and one day, so will be true with homophobia and transphobia.
Gay and trans people are our family, friends, neighbors, classmates and co-workers. We can see them as human beings – that deserve love, respect and equality under the law.
Although there is much work yet to be done on behalf of LGBT Americans, we have come a long way. But we also have to fight for our LGBT friends in countries like Iran, where nearly 5,000 people have been executed since 1980 for the crime of being born gay. Seven countries execute gay people every day, 93 of them punish homosexuality with jail or hefty fines.
We can overcome these injustices by working together. No matter where you live, urge your congressmen, legislators and lawmakers to speak up and say NO to these executions.
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October 23, 2009
To acknowledge Dr. Colin Wong's extraordinary volunteer service in a foreign country, the American Dental Association's Committee on International Programs and Development (CIPD) recently awarded him a "Certificate of Recognition for Meritorious Service to the People of China."
Dean Patrick J. Ferrillo, Jr., presented the certificate to Wong on behalf of the ADA at an Oct. 20 meeting of the Marin County Dental Society.
Wong, a 1965 graduate of the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, and his wife, Silvana, have a long history of philanthropy. He has served the school as president of both the Alumni Association and the Pacific Dugoni Foundation Board, where he is still a board member. In 2004, he received the school's highest recognition, the Medallion of Distinction.
His philanthropy also includes very active involvement with the non-profit organization Alliance for Smiles. Since 2005, Wong has participated in more than 15 medical missions to China serving at different times as the lead dentist, mission director and vice president for China relations. Each two-week mission involves long days for volunteers who provide hundreds of surgeries, the majority of which are for cleft children.
The Alliance for Smiles also honored Wong as the very first recipient of its Distinguished Service Award, which recognizes a volunteer whose contributions have been exceptional. Wong and the Alliance for Smiles' share the goal of setting up treatment centers to change the lives of cleft children using dental, orthodontic and speech therapy.
A standing committee of the ADA's Board of Trustees, the CIPD advises the ADA Board of Trustees and ADA agencies on the ADA's international activities, with the ultimate goal of contributing to improvements in global oral health. Each March, the CIPD invites dental societies to nominate members who have served as volunteers during the preceding year for the Certificate of Recognition for Volunteer Service in a Foreign Country. The certificate aims to honor volunteers who improve the availability of health care on a continuing basis through activities that will have a lasting effect.
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We are just glad to be able to still be involved. And we can't say enough for the good people who have picked up the reins and carried on with the leadership and the work of the organization throughout the county.
We are always amazed at the overwhelming response of individuals and groups, through their contributions of cash, gifts, food and toys for those less fortunate each year.
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1996 – Seniors Clint Flowers and Jani Torrence were crowned homecoming king and queen at Patoka High School.
The city of Vandalia was gathering information about downtown buildings to use for such things as recruiting tenants for vacant buildings and firefighting pre-planning.
Dana Adermann, the 1995 Miss Fayette County Fair queen, was representing the county at the Miss Illinois County Fair Pageant this week in Springfield.
This week's Mystery Banks Photo: These three boys and one girl grew up in the Augsburg area. The boy on the left still lives in the Augsburg area, is married, and has one daughter and one son. The boy second from the left recently moved to Decatur, is married, and has two daughters and two sons. The boy third from the left still lives in the Augsburg area, is married and has two daughters. The girl on the right lives in Vandalia and has one son.
Do you know them? If so, call The Leader-Union, 283-3374.
A couple of weeks ago, my cousin, Mike Koehler, from Mt. Pulaski telephoned. Mike calls at least twice a month, and at the beginning of this call he asked, "Do you know what day it is?"
Actually, I had no idea what day it was, although I was fairly certain it was December.
"December 19," he said. "Sixty-six years ago today, I was captured by the Germans. You know that recipe I sent you? That is what I had to eat on Christmas Day."
Volunteers were the base as the Vandalia Main Street Program was started more than a decade ago, and volunteers have been a vital part of keeping the program going. Now, they will be more important than ever.
The Vandalia City Council learned on Monday night that Main Street, because it has lost its funding from the city, can no longer afford to pay an executive director, and that Dana Whiteman, the person most recently serving in that position, has already been let go.
This week's Mystery Banks Photo: In this photo are the owner, driver and crew of a stock car that raced in Brownstown in the 1970s.
Do you know them? If so, call The Leader-Union, 283-3374.
In last week's Mystery Banks Photo was: Robert P. "Bob" Meyer.
Identifying him were: Ronnie and Norma Heather, and John Schaub.
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We are coming to the end of a year that has been tough for many individuals, businesses and governmental entities.
In 2010, we experienced individuals directed to take furlough days, being laid off or losing their jobs as the struggle to get our economy back on strong footing continues. Local business owners continued to be impacted by the economy, and several fires put a major hurt on our downtown business district.
1996 – A space heater was believed to be the cause of a fire which gutted the building on North Eighth Street housing the Sunshine House Health Food store. Vandalia firefighters battled extremely cold weather in putting out the blaze.
The Fayette County Board continued to study the county's need for more space. The board met in closed session for about 40 minutes to discuss property acquisition.
Andrea Lilly and Nick Hopfensperger were winners of "I Dare You" leadership awards.
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Wednesday, February 10: Rock Birthdays
Today (Feb. 10), we remember Metallica bassist Cliff Burton on what would have been his 54th birthday. Also, longtime Elton John drummer Nigel Olsson turns 67 today.
Today (Feb. 10), we remember Metallica bassist Cliff Burton on what would have been his 54th birthday. Also, longtime Elton John drummer Nigel Olsson turns 67 today.
Metallica's classic bass solo with a classic feel.
Before Cliff Burton's demise, he had developed a strong friendship with Anthrax bassist Frank Bello.
Metallica's Cliff Burton is one of the most beloved figures in the history of hard rock and metal and his memory lives on with the legacy of the band's early albums. One of the future rockers who was influenced by the work of Burton and his Metallica bandmates was Machine Head's Robb Flynn, who posted a new journal entry reflecting on what Burton meant to him in honor of the celebration of the bassist's birthday.
This is the time of year when musicians begin salivating, as the annual NAMM Convention is set for this coming weekend -- Jan. 24 - 27 -- in Anaheim. One of the items guaranteed to be turning some heads is the new Aria Pro II Cliff Burton Signature Bass, designed with the consent of the late Metallica bassist's family and bandmates.
Yesterday (Sept. 27) marked the 26th anniversary of Metallica bassist Cliff Burton's shocking death, prompting an outpouring of memories from fans -- as well as a tribute from his surviving bandmates.
It was on this day in 1986 that original Metallica bass player Cliff Burton died tragically in a bus accident in Sweden. He would have been 49 years old.
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Answer: Won, one; wry, rye
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Families who live near a large city have frequent opportunities to attend kid-friendly events. One or more touring shows exist now for Blue Man Group, Disney on Ice, Sesame Street Live, the Harlem Globetrotters and the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus.
The circus ranks high in entertainment value for the family. You and your kids can marvel at elephants who behave as consummate professional showmen, scary looking but talented tigers, men and women performing amazing acrobatic routines, a person being shot out of a cannon and much more. Plus, you can snag tickets for around $20 each at some venues.
For whatever event you choose, you can easily spend significantly more on extras than you do on the tickets. Even families with significant wiggle room in their entertainment budgets may find the costs associated with a special entertainment event daunting. Here are a few ways to keep costs down when planning a trip to a family show.
- Look for ticket contests or discounts. Many newspapers and radio stations offer drawings to win free tickets and also codes for buying coupons at a discounted price. You can also check on the venue's Web site for advertised specials, often for specific show times or certain days of the week.
- If you live or work near the event's venue, consider trekking to the box office to buy your tickets. You might save quite a bit more in nuisance ("convenience") fees than you'll spend on gas money getting there if you buy tickets directly from the venue rather than by Internet or phone. Check with the arena for the best time to stop by, when there isn't another event going on.
- See if you can car pool or use mass transit. With parking priced at $15 or more at many arenas, you may want to double up with another family if one of you has a vehicle large enough to handle the crowd. Ask around at work, school or day care to find other families who plan to attend the event.
- Forget about smuggling food into the venue. You probably won't get in with a large pocketbook, backpack or tote, plus security people search all purses and bags at the door. They're not just looking for weapons. They'll make you discard any outside food or beverages they find.
- Know what you're up against. To inflate prices on the snacks kids want most, concessions have bundled food with souvenirs. Snow cones at a recent circus performance cost $11 and came in a take-home cup, and cotton candy cost $14 and included a circus hat. For food that doesn't come with something else, you'll pay prices at or slightly above movie theater levels - around $4.50 for a drink, $7.50 for a large popcorn and $3.50 for a bottle of water. These prices can vary by venue and show, but they're a good baseline for planning purposes.
- Pick a mid-afternoon show rather than one that spans a lunch or dinner hour, and feed everyone before leaving for the event, since you'll be gone for awhile. You may want to arrive early for a circus performance to view the up-close pre-show down on the floor. You should plan to arrive at least an hour ahead of show time anyway to allow for parking and waiting in line to get into the place. If you live far away or you know that the venue is notoriously hard to get into and out of, you'll want to allow even more time, and the show may last two or more hours plus intermission.
- Set a per-person budget before leaving your house. If you know your kids will try to buy more than they'll eat, plan to sponge off their popcorn bucket rather than buying for yourself, since you probably don't want to spend over $10 for popcorn and a drink only to end up trashing half of it later. You know your own kids, including how much they'll beg to eat and how much they can actually scarf down without making themselves sick. If you set a dollar amount ahead of time, it gives them motivation to select only what they truly want and will enjoy eating.
- Get a large drink and a bottled water and refill them during intermission at the water fountains. Before the show starts, scope out where the restrooms and drinking fountains are located, since you'll need to make a beeline for them immediately when intermission starts and again when the show concludes.
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Over-the-year changes in average weekly earnings, February 2006
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Average real weekly earnings in current dollars rose by 3.5 percent from February 2005 to February 2006.
After deflation by the Consumer Price Index for Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W), average weekly earnings decreased by 0.1 percent from February 2005 to February 2006.
These earnings data are from the Current Employment Statistics Program. These data are for production and nonsupervisory workers in private nonfarm establishments. Earnings data for January and February 2006 are preliminary and subject to revision. Find out more in Real Earnings in February 2006 (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 06-460.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Over-the-year changes in average weekly earnings, February 2006 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2006/mar/wk3/art01.htm (visited June 26, 2016).
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Volume II, Issue 16
Lorain, OH, October 31, 2005-Marxan Records, home to The Christianaires, Shadonna, Charles Woolfork, Leanne Faine and The Lumzy Sisters, to name a few, have recently signed the legendary Jackson Southernaires to their roster. Their first release with the label is titled Reality and streets on November 8, 2005.
The Jackson Southernaires were founded in 1940 by Frank Crisler, in Jackson, Mississippi. They quickly developed their own distinct style and were the first gospel group in the state to employ the use of guitar, bass, drums and keyboards during a performance. Their first recording contract was with Duke/Peacock in 1962, however it wasnt long before Malaco scooped them up and the group enjoyed nineteen top ten albums with the label, four of them number one hits.
This innovative group also hosted and produced their own Sunday morning radio program for forty three years and hosted their own television program, Gospel Unlimited, from 1973-1978. They have been honored with awards at both the Gospel Music Workshop of America and the Stellars and received a 1991 Grammy nomination for the album Thank You, Mama.
In 1999, the Jackson Southernaires were inducted into the International Gospel Music Hall of Fame in Detroit, MI, and in 2002, they were inducted into the Mississippi Music Hall of Fame.
Huey Williams, brother to the famous Williams Brothers (Blackberry Records) and Frank Williams (Malaco Records), is one of the original five members of the innovative group, The Jackson Southernaires. The other four original members are: Roger Bryant, Jr., Maurice Surrell, James Burks and Luther Jennings. Frank Williams, Hueys brother, later joined the group which then signed to Malaco Records, becoming the first gospel quartet to join the label. Eventually Frank left the group and became the Director of Gospel Operations for Malaco, producing virtually every gospel release until his untimely death in 1993. He was also the visionary and founding director for the internationally renowned and award-winning Mississippi Mass Choir, Malaco Records signature choir.
9 of the TOP GOSPEL ALBUMS by Jackson Southernaires
Made in Mississippi
Lord We Need Your Blessings
Hear Our Prayers O Lord
On The Third Day
Thank You Mama
Power Packed
Live & Anointed
Word in Song
Greatest Hits
Each of these albums
is a Malaco Records project and reached TOP TEN status.
Volume II, Issue 15
October 27, 2005
Jackson, MS, October 27-Mediaguide provides radio airplay information throughout the world and monitors nearly 2,500 gospel radio stations in two hundred of the largest markets nationwide. During the week of October 10, 2005, Gospel Truth Magazine presented the Top 40 Gospel Indie Radio Airplay Chart which was comprised of nine Malaco Music Group singles, making up nearly twenty-five percent of the list. The list is as follows:
#4: The Mississippi Mass Choir, Im Not Tired Yet, Not By Power, Nor By Might, Malaco, Weeks on: 26
#5: Dottie Peoples, He Said It, Live in Memphis, Atlanta International Records, Weeks on: 18
#20: Anderson Sanctuary Choir, Lord I Thank You, Joyful Praise, Malaco, Weeks on: 29
#24: The Mississippi Mass Choir, One More Day, Not By Power, Nor By Might, Malaco, Weeks on: 1
#27: The Williams Brothers, Still Here, Still Here, Blackberry, Weeks on: 24
#31: Shadrach, I Promise, I Wont Worry No More, Juana, Weeks on: 13
#33: Luther Barnes & The Red Budd Gospel Choir, Somehow, Someway, Somehow, Someway, Atlanta, Weeks on: 1
#36: The Williams Brothers, Gods Been Good To Me, Blackberry, Weeks on: 13
#38: Pastor Bruce Parham, Hide Me, Hide Me, Savoy, Weeks on: 6
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Columbia, SC, October 26, 2005-Bryan Wilson and friend Brandis Francis were injured in a car accident Wednesday morning, October 26, in Columbia, South Carolina. Neither were critically injured, though they are undergoing tests.
Bryan Wilson is an Honor Graduate of Claflin University, South Carolina, and won a scholarship to Princeton University. He is currently serving as an assistant pastor with Feast of the Lord Ministries in South Carolina.
Wilson is well known in the gospel community for his early recordings with Malaco Records, singing a solo at age thirteen, His Eye is on the Sparrow with The Mississippi Childrens Choir, on their 1995 release, New Creation. This performance earned him wide recognition and a permanent place in the hearts of gospel music lovers. After completing his first solo work at age fourteen, Bryans Songs, he took a brief hiatus to finish school and then, at eighteen, recorded his sophomore release, Bryan Wilson: Growing Up, also with Malaco Records.
10/26 Last Week Weeks on Artist Song/Album Label
9 7 27 Mississippi Mass Choir Im Not Tired Yet/Not By Power, Nor By Might, Malaco
10/26 Last Week Two Weeks Weeks on Artist Title Label Peak
19 16 18 35 Mississippi Mass Choir, Not By Power, Nor By Might, Malaco 3
29 25 27 13 Lee Williams & Spiritual QCs, Tell The Angels: Live in Memphis, MCG 5
31 34 34 27 Shadrach, I Won't Worry No More, Juana Praise 17
50 48 44 97 Williams Brothers, Still Here, Blackberry 15
October 18, 2005
Contact: Jenny Rogers
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Jackson, MS. October 18, 2005-On the evening of Friday, October 14, 2005, an unprecedented number of legendary gospel music artists from the state of Mississippi joined forces to raise funds for victims of hurricane Katrina. The concert, a free event, was attended by over 4,000 attendees who were treated to a phenomenal gospel music experience and gave donations topping $300,000. The event, called The Brothers and Sisters Keepers Concert, was hosted by Jeff Majors of TV-One Gospel of Music.
Corporate donors topped event organizers expectations and donations included $250,000 cash from Darden Restaurants (Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Smokey Bones, Bahama Breeze), delivered by CEO Clarence Otis with $10,000 in Red Lobster coupons and $25,000 presented by Bishop Noel Jones of The City of Refuge Ministries in Los Angeles. Other sizeable donations were given by TV-One/Time Warner Cable, Malaco Music Group, Willie Wilson of Singsation, and The Christianaires.
Organizers Doug and Melvin Williams (The Williams Brothers) and Jerry Mannery (Malaco Music Group) were amazed by the willingness of artists, media, and corporations to answer the call to serve and support the cause, stating that it only took one call for sponsors and participants to climb on board with gifts and services. These sponsors include: Greater Bethlehem Temple (host church/concert venue), Hallelujah FM and Praise 105.9 radio, Darden Restaurants, TV-One, and artists: The Williams Brothers, The Mississippi Mass Choir, Lee Williams and The Spiritual QCs, The Canton Spirituals, The Jackson Southernaires, The Christianaires, DA Minista, Anderson Sanctuary Choir, and Shadrach.
Ninety-nine percent of the event proceeds will be donated to organizations working directly with the victims of hurricane Katrina.
September 29, 2005
Contact: Jenny Rogers
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Phone: (615) 477-4849
Jackson, MS. September 29, 2005-Malaco Records Grammy-winning Mississippi Mass Choir has been invited to sing on a nationally televised, star-studded gala, fundraising concert in support of the Mississippi Hurricane Recovery Fund. The event, called Mississippi Rising, will be held in Oxford, Mississippi on the campus of the University of Mississippi and features a growing list of celebrities including native Mississippians, Morgan Freeman, Archie and Eli Manning, John Grisham, Brett Favre and Sela Ward, who are co-chairs for the evening. Mississippi Rising will be broadcast live October 1st, 2005, by MSNBC, local television stations throughout Mississippi and Louisiana, Mississippi Public Television and several local and regional radio stations.
The Mississippi Hurricane Recovery Fund is a non profit organization established to serve as a means for corporations, organizations, and individuals to donate money, goods and services to help Mississippians rebuild their communities. The event producers are native Mississippians Sam Haskell, III, former worldwide Head of Television for The William Morris Agency and producer of Stars Over Mississippi and Lanny Griffith, CEO of Washington, DC based lobbying firm Barbour, Griffith, & Rogers, LLC, which was founded in 1991 by Haley Barbour. The costs of the event are being underwritten by a generous contribution to the Mississippi Hurricane Recovery Fund by United Health Group Foundation in Minnesota. Corporate sponsorships are being solicited by a national finance team, and all proceeds will go to the Fund (www.mississippirecovery.com) or a similar fund in Louisiana administered by Foundations for Recovery, The Hurricane Katrina New Orleans Recovery Fund (www.foundationsforrecovery.org).
Tickets are on sale through the University of Mississippi Athletic Department, 888-732-8587 or 662-915-7167.
Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour and members of the Mississippi Congressional delegation will attend and participate in the program as well as the following confirmed entertainers and celebrities:
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Faith Hill
Morgan Freeman
Ray Romano
Whoopi Goldberg
Jason Alexander
Sela Ward
Marilu Henner
Kathie Lee Gifford
Kathy Ireland
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Delta Burke
Gerald McRaney
Jean Smart
Debbie Allen
Doris Roberts
Mary Haskell
Gary Morris
Marilyn McCoo
Billy Davis, Jr.
Steve Azar
Hugh Laurie
Bernadette Peters
Brian McKnight
Deidra Hall
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Peter Reckell
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Greg Rikaart
Melody Thomas Scott
Michelle Stafford
Mary Ann Mobley
Gary Collins
Guy Hovis
Gary Grubbs
Jill Conner Brown
Kristian Dambrino
Gail Pittman
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Jackson, MS. September 19, 2005-Gospel artists native to Mississippi are staging a musical event to raise funds for victims of Hurricane Katrina. Dubbed the Brothers and Sisters Keepers Concert artists confirmed for the event are donating their time and talent to this cause and will take place on October 14, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. at the Greater Bethlehem Temple Apostolic Faith Church, 1505 Robinson Road, Jackson, MS and admission is free.
Regarding the free admission price, Doug Williams of The Williams Brothers challenged concert-goers, Let us all remember that this concert is about raising money to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Therefore, I challenge every person who really wants to be a blessing that night and not just come to receive a blessing, to bring a minimum donation of twenty dollars. He then promised that those doing so would be blessed by God.
The evenings roster includes a stellar line-up, including many names associated with the Malaco Music Group in some form. Artists include: The Mississippi Mass Choir, The Williams Brothers, The Canton Spirituals, Lee Williams and The Spiritual QCs, The Jackson Southernaires, The Christianaires, The Anderson Sanctuary Choir, Eddie Ruth Bradford, and Greater Bethlehem Temple Radio Choir. The combined experience of these legendary artists and newcomers spans decades and for these critically acclaimed artists to be sharing the stage, this concert promises to be a memorable historical event.


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This book s a story about Grandpa in the family farm operation on the high prairie in Iowa. The story is written from a child's perspective..."My Grandpa is a farmer..." Family pictures show the intergenerational connections and the love and care farm families have for each other and for the land.
My husband and I farm on a 1,200 acre family farm on the high prairie in Iowa. We love the land and work hard to be good stewards of the land. My degree in Human Development & Family Studies fulfilled many dreams of study, research and writing. My four Grandsons are my new joy in life, together we play, paint, build, hike, have picnics, read stories, play make-believe, and treasure each other.
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Working Effectively with Legacy Code (Robert C. Martin Series): Michael Feathers: Books
I've just finished the above book, which was recommended to me by Jeffrey Palermo a few months ago. It is one of the most useful software development books I've read since Code Complete. I wish I'd read it years ago, and I'm finding myself refactoring and rethinking my approach to current systems I've been working on for some time to make them more testable and easier to work with -- and I'm already seeing improvements. Seriously, if you're writing software, you should buy this book and move it to the top of your professional reading list. It's the book that Refactoring should have been, in that it is a very easy read with great examples that also serves as an excellent reference. I just bought copies for all my full time developers.
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|Probable Pitchers
|Won, 5-2
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7:00 p.m.
|Atkins (5-5, 4.46) vs.
Junge (4-7, 4.71)
|Lost, 5-3
|@ New Hampshire,
7:05 p.m.
|Pucetas (5-2, 1.93) vs.
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|Won, 7-1
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Syracuse 5 Gwinnett 2
• Duke (W, 9-3) 8IP, 7H, 2R, 2ER, 2BB, 2K
• H. Rodriguez (SV, 2) 1IP, 0H, 0R, 2BB, K
• Komatsu 4-5, 3R, HR, 2RBI
• Brown 2-5, R, 2B
• Marrero 2-4, RBI
After waiting out a 117-minute rain delay, the Syracuse Chiefs ran their win streak to seven with a 5-2 triumph over the Gwinnett Braves. Zach Duke improved to 9-3 with eight strong innings, giving up two runs on seven hits and two walks. Henry "El Infarto" Rodriguez worked around two walks in the 9th to notch the save. Carlos Rivero, Brett Carroll, and Corey Brown each extended their hit streaks to 13 games, with Erik Komatsu leading the hit parade with a 4-for-5 night.
New Hampshire 5 Harrisburg 3
• Rosenbaum (l, 7-4) 7IP, 8H, 5R, 4ER, BB, 4K, HR
• Frias 1IP, 0H, 0R, 0BB, K
• Perez 2-4, 3B, SB, RBI, OF assist at 2B
• Walters 2-4, R, HR, RBI
With a 5-3 loss to New Hampshire, the Harrisburg Senators fell to .500 at 37-37. Danny Rosenbaum bounced back from his worst outing of the season with a seven-inning effort, giving up five runs on eight hits and a walk and striking out four. Zach Walters smacked his first AA home run in the 9th while Eury Perez went 2-for-4 with an RBI triple and a stolen base.
Potomac 7 Wilmington 1
• Karns 8IP, 2H, R, ER, 3BB, 11K
• Carr 1IP, 1H, 0R, 0BB, 0K
• Keyes 3-4, R, HR, 3RBI
• Sanchez 2-4, R, 2B, HR, RBI
• Freitas 2-4, 2-2B, BB, 2RBI
Nathan Karns was sensational Sunday Afternoon In Woodbridge.
Lakewood 5 Hagerstown 3
• Meyer (L, 6-4) 6⅔ IP, 3H, 4R, 4ER, 2BB, 11K, HR
• Meza 2⅓ IP, 3H, R, ER, BB, 2K
• Souza 1-4, R, HR, RBI
• Skole 1-1, R, HR, RBI
One bad inning combined with stifling opposing pitcher were too much for Alex Meyer and Hagerstown to overcome as the Suns ace and Hagerstown lost, 5-3. The BlueClaws knocked Meyer around for four runs (three on a HR) in the first, then couldn't touch him for the next five and 2/3rds, as the 22-y.o. allowed just two baserunners and struck out a career-high 11 batters. His opponent, Ethan Stewart, was just as untouchable and allowed just an unearned run over six. Steve Souza and Matt Skole both hit solo HRs as the Suns were held to just six hits. After a 2-2 homestand, it's a nine-game road trip to Delmarva and Lakewood before returning home on July 4. Roster move: LHP Josh Smoker was activated from the Potomac DL and transferred to Hagerstown.
Auburn 6 Williamsport 5 (10 inn.)
• Medina 4IP, 1H, R, ER, 2BB, 3K
• Mirowski (W, 1-0) 2⅔ IP, H, 0R, BB, 4K
• Kieboom 2-3, R, BB, SAC
• Schill 2-4, 2R, 2B, BB
• Poole 2-5, R, 2B
The Doubledays went to extras again, but this time they won in the 10th, 6-5 over the Crosscutters. The lead changed hands five times through the first six innings before the game became a battle of the 'pens. Wes Schill doubled in the 10th, took 3rd on a sacrifice by Spencer Kieboom, and came around to score on Tony Renda's one-out single. Richie Mirowski got the win with a 1-2-3 tenth inning. After playing five of their first even on the road, Auburn returns home for a six-game homestand vs. Jamestown and Williamsport.
GCL Nationals — OFF DAY
The G-Nats are 4-2 after their first week, tied with the GCL Cardinals in the four-team GCL East.
DSL Nationals — OFF DAY
The D-Nats are 12-7, tied for second place with today's opponent, the DSL Giants.
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I had to look it up, but "El Infarto" is perfectly apt. Well done.
Marrero – once the jem of the Nats prospect list is now a gigantic question mark. He's been up and down over the years, (defensively up / offensively down) and it's hard at best to know where to place him. He's done his time in the minors but there is a log jam of talent and servicable 1st baseman with Morse, Moore and LaRoche. The only scenario I foresee keeping Marerro is by not sigining LaRoche and platoon 1B bwtwen Morse/Moore/Marerro in 2013. It's better we keep Marrero for options, but there's just not an obvious place for him anymore.
The problem is that the higher up Marrero moves, the worse his power numbers are.
At least he's not blocking Tyler Moore any more.
Speaking of Moore, was revisiting the Springtime Top 20 prospects lists for the system. In Sickels list, who I respect, he was #17. Not a bad year so far (.920 OPS) for a #17 prospect.
I just saw this… Derek Norris hits his first ML home run, a walk-off HR to beat the SF Giants. Way to go, Derek! I'm certain he would have seen time this year with the Nats.
Souldrummer is all in for Derek Norris! He certainly would have seen time in DC with all of the injuries. There's a chance that he could be better than Flores right now. As long as Gio is dealing, I'll save my tears, but Norris was a personal fave.
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NEW: New Market Ramp Closed Overnight
HARRISONBURG — The Interstate 81 northbound on-ramp at mile marker 264 in New Market will be closed overnight for milling and paving, the Virginia Department of Transportation announced this afternoon.
The right northbound lane will be closed from 7 p.m. tonight until 9 a.m. Thursday morning, VDOT said. To access I-81 north, drivers will be detoured east on U.S. 211, then north onto U.S. 11 and, finally, west on Caverns Road, at which point they will enter the interstate at exit 269 in Mount Jackson, VDOT said.


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A new app, ResQwalk aims to help local animal rescues simply by connecting individuals who want to help through walking with corporate sponsors who donate to a weekly pool. The more you walk, the more money you earn to donate to the local rescue of your choice. Getting outside and doing something healthy for yourself, mentally and physically stimulating for your dog and helping the local animal rescue of your choice: seems like a no-brainer. Check out the Youtube video that explains it in visually appealing detail.
According to their Indiegogo campaign, the app was:
Created by the team at ResQthreads, ResQwalk is an iOS mobile app that enables animal lovers to raise money for animal rescues and shelters in the United States and Canada every time they go for a walk. Each week ResQwalk announces a donation pool (e.g. $2,500) and in order for a rescue to receive donations from the pool, its supporters simply need to check-in to the app when they go for a walk (with a dog, alone, or with a friend). Each walker's distance is recorded and added to the rescue's weekly sum. At the end of the week donations are paid out to the rescues proportionally to the total distance walked.
Other cool features of the app include: prizes at the end of each walk, a news section with pet related content, a shop section with product deals and offers, and profile pages for users and rescues to track both miles walked and dollars raised.
Presently only available for iPhone users, the Android version is set to be released in September 2014. Current rescue partners are listed on their website. Don't see your favorite rescue? Have them apply today!
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Anderson, J C; Martin, K A C (2009). The synaptic connections between cortical areas V1 and V2 in macaque monkey. Journal of Neuroscience, 29(36):11283-11293.
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The primary visual cortex (V1) and V2 together form ~24% of the total neocortex of the macaque monkey and have each other as their major partners. The major target of the V1 projection to V2 is layer 4, where it forms clusters of boutons, which form asymmetric (excitatory) synapses mainly with dendritic spines (75%). The remainder form synapses with dendritic shafts. The synapses found on spines were often more complex, perforated postsynaptic densities than those found on dendritic shafts. The reciprocal projection from V2 to V1 targeted layers 1, 2/3, and 5 and was formed of axons of different morphologies. One axon type, originating from superficial layer pyramidal cells, had a morphology resembling those of local pyramidal cell collaterals. These axons arborized in layers 1, 2/3, and 5 of V1. Another type of axon, arborizing in layer 1, was slender (0.3 µm), unbranched, unmyelinated, and uniformly covered with boutons terminaux and formed asymmetric synapses mainly with slender spines. Yet a third type of axon also confined to layer 1, was thick (>1 µm), branched, heavily myelinated, and formed separate small clusters of large (~1 µm) en passant multisynaptic boutons that formed asymmetric synapses mainly with large flat spines. These data show the existence of a reciprocal excitatory loop between V1 and V2 that is formed by different axonal types, each with preferred layers of termination.
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The following Newswire press release on USA Orthotics explains how custom insoles can provide relief to athletes.
Custom inserts that are available from USA Orthotics offer relief for ailments that strenuous activity cause in some people. Orthotics are proven to help conditions that include Shin Splints, Tendonitis, and more.
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Fresno State football senior Phillip Thomas has been named the Sysco Student-Athlete of the Week.
Senior safety Phillip Thomas increased his nation's-leading interception total to seven on the year when he picked off a pass and returned it 20 yards for a touchdown in the 42-14 win over Wyoming. His seven picks on the season are two more than any other player in the nation has and he has tied the Mountain West single-season record for picks in a year. Thomas has returned three of his seven picks for touchdowns, which set a new school record and also tied the MW record. In the win over Wyoming, Thomas also had four tackles, one tackle for a loss, forced a fumble and had two pass breakups. He led the defense that held Wyoming to just 74 yards in the first half, including only 11 in the second quarter, as Fresno State jumped out to a 35-0 halftime lead. Wyoming was 0-for-10 in the first half on third downs and Thomas had a pass breakup, forced fumble and a tackle on three of those 10 third down stops in the first half. Wyoming finished the game going 2-for-18 on third downs and Thomas and the Bulldog defense limited Wyoming to just 73 yards rushing.
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I have a differential equation:
Here $K>0$ is a fixed constant and $f(x)$ is some (as yet) unknown function of $x$, which is in our hands to chose.
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Distance Medley Squad Breaks Eight Year-Old Program Record
2012-13 Track & Field: Competed in the Indoor 600-meter run, 800-meter run and 4x400-meter relay...Posted a time of 1:21.56 in the 600-meter run at the SPIRE Invitational for a top 15 finish...Placed third at the C-USA Indoor Championships with a time of 1:54.04 in the 800-meter finals...Recorded a season-best time of 1:52.99 in the 800-meter run at the SPIRE Invitational...Ran anchor on a men's 4x400-meter relay squad that posted a time of 3:18.95 for a 15th-place finish at the SPIRE Invitational.
2012-13 Cross Country: Only was able to compete in one meet on the season and ran a 16:58.4 to place 43rd at the 5K Adidas XC Invitational.
2011-12 Track & Field: Ran in the Indoor men's 600-meter and 800-meter events...Recorded a career-best time of 1:20.22 in the 600-meter run at the SPIRE Invitational to place second...Notched a personal record time of 1:49.99 in the 800-meter run at the SPIRE Invitational for a 10th-place finish...Competed in the Outdoor men's 400-meter dash, 800-meter run, 1,500-meter run, 3,000-meter run, and Distance Medley Relay...Recorded a time of 50.64 in the 400-meter dash at Wake Forest...Notched a career-best time of 1:50.71 in the 800-meter run at Princeton for a fifth-place finish...Won the 800-meter at the Quad Meet with a time of 1:54.20...Registered a career-best time of 3:55.17 in the 1,500-meter run at Princeton to place ninth...Earned a second-place finish at the Quad Meet in the 3,000-meter run with a time of 8:56.34...Was part of a DMR squad that placed fourth at Florida with a time of 9:53.56.
2011-12 Cross Country: Participated in six of the team's seven meets and turned in four top-50 finishes...Opened Pirate career by pacing the squad at the Covered Bridge Open, completing the 8K in 27:32.1 to take 54th overall...Ran a personal-low 5K at the Wolfpack Invitational, clocking out in 16:13.8 to claim 28th place...Was just one second slower the following week at the ECU Pirate Invitational, finishing sixth with a time of 16:14.8...Turned in career-best 8K performance of 26:23.17 at the Greater Louisville Classic to place 99th out of 285 runners...At first Conference USA Championship, finished 46th by completing the 8K event in 26:56.5...Ended the campaign with a 17:41 mark (38th place) at the Three-Stripe Invitational.
University of Texas: Ran in one meet for the Longhorns, placing 17th at the 5K Concordia Invite and finishing with a time of 16:11.0.
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Personal: Grandson of Patricia Lucchetti...Has three siblings, Patty, Laura and Joe.