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By jeanne starmack
Residents who have been waiting for the township to pave their pothole-stricken roads finally are going to start seeing some progress.
With a levy just for roads narrowly passing 1,228 to 1,052 in May, the township will have $226,320 annually to combine with state grants for road paving. That same levy was defeated last November. A residents' group campaigned for it before the May election.
This year, the township wants to pave four roads with a grant that it got last year. It did not have the local match, however, said Trustee Jodi Stoyak.
She said the township's fiscal officer is checking to see if Liberty can borrow against the anticipated taxes. If so, the township will do those four roads late this summer.
Those roads are Hadley Avenue, Roosevelt Drive, Northview Boulevard and Ravine Drive from Sampson Road to Staunton Road.
All four roads will cost $350,000, with the township's share at $200,000.
Trustees also have begun planning for next year. They and Administrator Pat Ungaro went out Thursday and drove on eight roads, said Stoyak.
Four of those roads — the Tibbetts Wick extension, Mansell Drive, Naylor Lloyd Road and Pleasant Valley Road — were determined to be the worst, and the township likely will start paving them next year, she said.
Ungaro is expected to pursue more grants for them.
Last November, voters defeated the 1.25-mill levy 1,255 to 983. Township officials had been pushing hard for it to pass so they could begin repaving 20 to 25 roads that are in terrible shape. They pointed to a loss of state revenue, including inheritance taxes, that curtailed their ability to fund resurfacing.
After the levy failed, the township began receiving complaints and petitions from residents who lived on some of the worst roads.
Mansell Drive is one of those roads. Resident Karen Conklin, who helped organize petitions, eventually teamed up with Trustee Stan Nudell to co-chair a committee to campaign for the road levy. A residents group called Citizens for Good Roads formed and began campaigning.
Liz Hill, another Mansell Drive resident, also helped on the campaign.
She said it was a matter of educating people about the need for money to pave the roads.
"Once I understood where we stood with the money, I was motivated to say, 'We need to pass a levy,'" she said.
"It's more about education and understanding — why we lost the funds and what would happen if [the levy] didn't pass," she said.
Naylor-lloyd Rd. is used as a short cut from Tibbette-Wick rd. to Belmont Ave. There is a total of five houses on the road,which is about a mile long. I say close the road and make the people who use it as a short cut drive up Tibbetts-Wick Rd. to Belmont. Then use that money for other streets like Keefer Rd.which has houses on both sides the full lenth of the road. Waste of money.
Please do educate us. Like why did the trustees wait until after the levy passed before they even patched one hole? Or explain why the roads they choose are the wealthy people and not the worst roads? Or why did the township wait so long on repairing the roads?
They didn't go to crap in a years time. Or what happened to the oil money to fix the roads? No drilling in Liberty and now there is drilling and heavy trucks and who is paying for the roads? The homeowners still..
Please do explain and educate us stupid people..
Since we don't seem to know and you do!


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And you only need 8 inches, most of the nerve endings are on the last 1 inch.
i'm not thinking about myself, i'm thinking of whomever's on the other side of that hole. i'm a giver.
By a strange coincidence Filth, Forgiveness, Courage & Sin are the names of my chickens! (They lay wonderful eggs.)
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Ugh. Those sunglasses are so homely that they're downright heterosexual.
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Roads to Appalachia Through Spain & Portugal
June 11 - June 24, 2004
|This College/School/ Community Tour is sponsored by Fairmont State University's ELAN organization and arranged by National Travel Service. This unique travel opportunity allows participants to explore fascinating and educational sites throughout the Iberian Peninsula, where the art, music, literature, folklore and culture of the area can be experienced. Many towns visited are "World Heritage Sites" as designated by UNESCO. This exciting adventure has been designed by sponsors Dr. Judy Byers, Language & Literature professor at FSU, and Thomas Deadrick, Assistant Superintendent for Marion County Schools. Click on the links to view pictures taken during the tour.
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The West Virginia Storytelling Guild, in conjunction with the Frank and Jane Gabor West Virginia Folklife Center, is presenting the concert, "What Tales to Tell!" with national storyteller Lynette Ford at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 29, at the Folklife Center on the campus of Fairmont State University.
Storyteller and spoken word artist, Ellouise Schoettler will perform two programs in April as part of a Celebration of Women's History at Fairmont State University.
The Frank & Jane Gabor West Virginia Folklife Center at Fairmont State University will host a special talk by a guest lecturer from Ireland at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 3.
John Gillis, Senior Conservator at Trinity College Library, Dublin, will speak on "Treasure from the Bog," the story of the Faddan More Psalter, an 8th-century manuscript unearthed from a peat bog. A reception will follow the lecture. Admission is free and open to the public.


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Why It's Troubling That Charles Manson Has Been Making Secret Phone Calls
California prisons have a cell-phone problem.
Apparently California is having a hard time keeping contraband cell phones out of the hands of its prisoners. After finding "only" 1,400 in 2007, guards have confiscated 8,675 this year so far. Last year, one of them belonged to Charles Manson (was his ringtone "Helter Skelter"?), who made calls and sent texts to people in California, New Jersey, Florida, and British Columbia. Terry Thornton, spokeswoman for the California Department of Corrections, explains why this is troubling. "It's troubling that he had a cell phone since he's a person who got other people to murder on his behalf," Thornton says. Yep, you nailed it.
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Before the mid 1800s, if you wanted to move to a new place, you had to provide proof that you would not be a liability to the town. You would be required to submit a bond letter to the authorities, wherein the poor administration or civil authorities of your previous town declared that they would take care of you if you became poor. These letters … [Read more...]
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In the 1840s, when religious tensions were high and crops were failing, many people left the Netherlands to start a new life in America. The national government wanted to know what was going on. Since 1848, they required each province to keep lists of emigrants, the "Staten van Landverhuizers" [tables of emigrants]. Between 1831 and 1847, … [Read more...]
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Before 1811, baptismal records are the main source for information about an ancestor's birth date. Baptismal records should have been kept since the Trente council of 1545-1563, but for most areas they only survive since the early to mid 1600s. Most children were baptized within days of being born. In some churches, children were baptized the … [Read more...]
Finding collaborators in World War II
With the 70th anniversary of our liberation coming up next week, I thought I would discuss one of the most important record groups for research into World War II. During World War II, several Dutch citizens collaborated with the German occupation: some joined the National Socialist Movement (NSB), others betrayed Jews or were romantically … [Read more...]
Source – Guardianship records
In my article about the Weeskamer (orphan chamber), an institute that oversaw the estates of orphans before 1811, several people asked me what records might exist for later orphans. The richest source of information are guardianship records, which can be found in the records of the court. Court-appointed guardians After 1811, the courts … [Read more...]
Source: Family announcements
In the Netherlands, there has never been a tradition of writing biographical obituaries like you see in countries like the United States. Instead, "familieberichten" [family announcements] simply announce the death of a person. In the 19th century, only more affluent people had a familiebericht placed in the paper. It was usually very short and … [Read more...]
Sources for Dutch Genealogy – Pre 1811 Cheat Sheet
Looking for information about Dutch ancestors in the period from say 1650 until 1811 (before the introduction of the civil registration)? This cheat sheet will tell you which sources to consult. In some cases, not all types of records are available in each region. If a town did not have an orphan chamber, the administration of the estates of … [Read more...]
Sources for Dutch genealogy – post 1811 cheat sheet
Looking for information about Dutch ancestors in the 19th or 20th century (after the introduction of the civil registration)? This cheat sheet will tell you which sources to consult. … [Read more...]
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Protestant or Reformed churches have a church council that administers the church. The church council consists of the minister, the elders and deacons. Some churches also appointed guardians who were responsible for the management of the church estates. Especially in earlier centuries, the council was involved with all aspects of the lives … [Read more...]
Name taking records
The French occupation from 1795-1813 introduced many new types of administration, including the civil registration. To properly record people, it was necessary that they all had a last name. In 1811 and 1813, Napoleon decreed that everybody had to register their last name. After the French occupation ended, the Dutch government decided to keep … [Read more...]


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Robert G. Vignola
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Born in Trivigno, Potenza (Basilicata), Robert Vignola was raised in upstate New York. He began his film career as an actor with Kalem Studios in silent films in 1906 and in 1911 directed the first of his eighty-seven films.
As an actor, one of Vignola's most notable film roles was as "Judas Iscariot" in 1912's From the Manger to the Cross. As a director, he is probably best remembered for 1922's big-budget epic, When Knighthood Was in Flower and the 1934 production of The Scarlet Letter.
Robert Vignola died in Hollywood, California in 1953.
Birthday: August 5, 1882
Guidance on religious matters and the need to find spiritual meaning in life.
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Fire investigators in Jackson are looking into what caused a late-night house fire.
It started just after 9 p.m. Thursday on Liberty Street near Medgar Evers Boulevard.
Firefighters said they could not tell what started the fire but believe it originated in the front of the house.
Firefighters said no one was inside the home, but neighbors said someone does live there.


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Jeanette A. Johnson, 89, of Tracy died Thursday, October 17, 2013 at her home in Tracy. Services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday, October 22, 2013 at the Church of Christ in Tracy.
Visitation will be from 5-8 p.m. Oct. 21 at the Almlie Funeral Home in Tracy, with a prayer service at 7 p.m., and continuing one hour prior to the service at the church on Tuesday.
Interment will be in the Bethel Cemetery, rural Garvin, with a luncheon served immediately after the burial in the church social hall.
The Almlie Funeral Home of Tracy is handling the arrangements.
Online condolences may be placed at www.almliefh.com
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Questions about context sensitive menus; its manipulation and improvisation as per user's need.
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Back of the photo reads, "Arthur Rodgers." I believe he is Arthur J. Rogers, born 8/22/1876 in North Baltimore, Wood County, Ohio. Parents: Joel P. Rogers and Sarah Catharine Peters Rogers. 1st Wife: Blanche. 2nd wife: Helen E. Children: Janice and Arthur J. If you are related to him and want the photo, let me know.
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Continuities and changes in self-change research
Version of Record online: 17 NOV 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1360-0443.2009.02770.x
© 2009 The Authors. Journal compilation © 2009 Society for the Study of Addiction
Volume 105, Issue 9, pages 1510–1518, September 2010
Additional Information
How to Cite
Klingemann, H., Sobell, M. B. and Sobell, L. C. (2010), Continuities and changes in self-change research. Addiction, 105: 1510–1518. doi: 10.1111/j.1360-0443.2009.02770.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 5 AUG 2010
- Version of Record online: 17 NOV 2009
- Submitted 27 April 2009; initial review completed 1 June 2009; final version accepted 4 August 2009
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- Addiction concepts;
- change process;
- consumer perspective;
- help seeking;
- natural recovery;
- self-change
Aims A substantial literature demonstrates that natural recoveries from substance use disorders not only occur but are a common pathway to recovery. This article reviews selectively and comments on the current state-of-the-art in natural recovery research.
Methods Basic concepts in natural recovery research are presented, and topical and methodological trends and changes in self-change research over time are discussed.
Conclusions Although considerable progress has occurred in natural recovery research, several topics deserving of further research are identified, and implications for policy practice are discussed.


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Bishop Wingle and Fr Gillan cutting the anniversary cake.
St Patrick's Parishioners
Members of the Catholic Womens League
Bishop Wingle and Fr Gillan
Former Parish Administrator Fr Jose Karikompil was there to share in the celebration.
Members of the St Patrick's Parish Catholic Womens League.
Fr Gillan thanking the Catholic Womens League for all their hard work.
Fr Gillan presented Bishop Wingle with a silver cross from Ireland.
St Theresa's School Principle Kim Kuchar and her husband presented Bishop Wingle with an icon of St Catharine of Alexandria.


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Hailed in the New York Times for "impassioned" playing and "clear articulation and unity of purpose," violinist Kate Ransom is a distinguished chamber musician, recitalist and teacher who has presented hundreds of concerts throughout North America and Europe in major chamber music venues. Ms. Ransom is founding violinist of Serafin String Quartet, lauded by Gramophone and Fanfare Magazine for the 2013 Naxos release of early works by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Jennifer Higdon and by The Strad Magazine and American Record Guide for the 2010 Centaur release. She was formerly a member of the Alexander String Quartet with which she received first prize and audience prize at the London String Quartet Competition (1985) and toured internationally. She frequently collaborates with other artists such as William Preucil, Charles Abramovic, Steven Tenenbom, Sadao Harada, Eliot Fisk, Sandra Rivers and James Tocco. Ms. Ransom performed the complete Beethoven violin sonatas in 2010 and the complete Brahms violin sonatas in 2012 in locations around the nation. She has served on the faculties of the University of Delaware, Brevard College and Lehigh University; she has also held Ensemble in Residence positions at University of Delaware, St. Lawrence University, SUNY-Potsdam, Lehigh University and Brevard College. She pursued post-graduate chamber music study at The Juilliard School with Robert Mann and holds master's and bachelor's degrees in violin performance from Yale University and University of Michigan, respectively. Her major teachers were Paul Makanovitzky, Szymon Goldberg and Ivan Galamian, and she was a chamber music protégé of Tokyo Quartet. Ms. Ransom currently serves as president of The Music School of Delaware. She plays a violin made in 1728 by the Venetian master, Sanctus Serafin.
Violinist Lisa Vaupel is an accomplished ensemble player who concertizes in the United States and abroad, joining Serafin String Quartet in 2013. She has been a returning collaborative guest artist at the Colorado Music Festival (Boulder, CO), Delaware Symphony's Champagne Chamber Series, First and Central's Noontime Series (Wilmington, DE), Sequoia Chamber Workshop (Arcata, CA), Sundays at Three (Columbia, MD), The Bach Concert Series of Baltimore, and the Yogurt Concerts held at Goucher College (Towson, MD). Ms. Vaupel's recent solo appearances include Samuel Barber's Violin Concerto and Vivaldi's Four Seasons with the Frederick Symphony Orchestra. She has performed in Italy, Japan, Singapore and Russia and is a featured guest artist on the World Cafe's Live Connections Bridges programs in Philadelphia and Wilmington. In addition to her chamber music and solo appearances, Ms. Vaupel enjoys orchestral playing with the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra, and as a principal player for both the Orchestra of St. John's (Ellicott City, MD) and the Delaware Symphony Orchestra (Wilmington, DE), which presented her with the 2010 Albert Beekhuis Award for excellence in performance and community engagement. Devoted to engaging young musicians and young audiences in creative new formats and philosophies, Ms. Vaupel serves as Teaching Artist and Coordinator for the School Partnership Program of the Philadelphia Orchestra. She has been a faculty member at Goucher College, and currently serves on the University of Delaware faculty. Ms. Vaupel received her bachelor's degree in music with high distinction from Indiana University, Bloomington, and earned her master's degree in music at the Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore. She plays a violin made by Carlo Antonio Testore (1741) courtesy of Dr. William Stegeman.
Winner of numerous prizes and scholarships, most notably the Flora Matheson Goulden String Prize for the highest marked conservatory string player in Canada, violist Esme Allen-Creighton is a passionate performer and pedagogue. She has performed as principal violist of the Orchestra of Northern New York, Arcos Chamber Orchestra on their 2010 European tour CD for the NEOS label, and the Juilliard Symphony on their 2008 China tour. In addition, with Arcos Chamber Orchestra, she toured Europe and recorded on the NEOS label in 2010 and, toured China with the Juilliard Symphony in 2008. An enthusiastic chamber musician, Dr. Allen-Creighton has collaborated with among other: Steven Doane, Jesse Levine, Sabine Meyer, Alan Stepansky, members of the New York Philharmonic in a special "Genius of the Brandenburgs" concert. She has appeared in venues as diverse as Carnegie Hall, Merkin Concert Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Le Poisson Rouge and Scandinavia House as a chamber and orchestral musician and has also showed her versatility by playing with the band "Vampire Weekend" on Pitchfork TV and appearing on the debut CD of Lakewind Music from her native Toronto. Music festivals in which she has participated include Banff, Orford, Norfolk, Juilliard Chamberfest, Oberstdorfer Musiksommer and Academie Bad LeonFelden. A dedicated pedagogue, Allen-Creighton earned her bachelors and masters from The Juilliard School and a doctorate with honors from the University of Montreal. She served on the faculties of the Brooklyn College Preparatory Center and SUNY-Potsdam among other institutions before joining the faculty of the University of Delaware, where she is now an assistant professor. Courtesy of Dr. William Stegeman, she plays an instrument made in 1754 by the Milanese master Carlo Antonio Testore.
Hailed in Strings Magazine for "style and elegance" and "lyrical expressiveness," Lawrence Stomberg enjoys a wide-ranging career as soloist, chamber musician and pedagogue. In addition to his work as cellist of the Serafin String Quartet, recent seasons have brought him, as soloist and collaborator, to venues throughout the United States and abroad, including concerto performances with orchestras in Delaware, Georgia, Alabama, and Bogotá, Colombia, as well as recital debuts in China, the United Kingdom, and Vienna. A committed interpreter of new music, he has championed new works by many American composers, both with commissions and first recordings. The coming year will bring the world premiere (in London) of a sonata by British composer David Osbon, and a performance of a co-commissioned concerto by British-American composer Richard Prior. Along with the Naxos Records release in 2013 with SSQ, he was a featured performer that year on a critically acclaimed recording featuring chamber music by American composer Kirk O'Riordan (Ravello Records). He has also recorded for the VAI and Centaur labels. An active and dedicated pedagogue, Stomberg served on the faculties at Truman State University in Missouri and Oklahoma State University before joining the music faculty at the University of Delaware in 2004, where he is currently Associate Professor of Cello. He lives in Delaware with his wife, cellist Jennifer Crowell Stomberg, and their three children. Stomberg plays a School of Testore cello, circa 1727, obtained with the generous assistance of Dr. William Stegeman.
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Demetrius Newton, 85. Attorney who represented Rosa Parks and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and became the first black person to serve as speaker pro tem of the Alabama House. Sept. 11.
Ray Dolby, 80. American inventor and audio pioneer who founded Dolby Laboratories. Sept. 12.
Chin Peng, 88. Tough former communist guerrilla who led a bloody but failed insurgency against British rule in Malaysia in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Sept. 16. Cancer.
Eiji Toyoda, 100. Member of Toyota's founding family who helped create the super-efficient "Toyota Way" production method. Sept. 17.
Ken Norton, 70. Former heavyweight champion who beat Muhammad Ali and then lost a controversial decision to him in Yankee Stadium. Sept. 18.
Marcel Reich-Ranicki, 93. He grew up in Poland and Nazi Germany, survived the Warsaw Ghetto and went on to become postwar Germany's best-known literary critic. Sept. 18.
Hiroshi Yamauchi, 85. He ran Nintendo for more than 50 years and led the Japanese company's transition from traditional playing-card maker to video game giant. Sept. 19. Pneumonia.
Michael Moses Ward, 41. One of two survivors of the 1985 bombing of the militant group MOVE in a Philadelphia neighborhood. Sept. 20. Apparent drowning aboard a cruise ship.
Alvaro Mutis Jaramillo, 90. Prolific Colombian writer and poet. Sept. 22.
Oscar Espinosa Chepe, 72. Cuban economist and diplomat who broke with Fidel Castro's government in the 1990s and was imprisoned for dissident activities. Sept. 23.
Ruth Patrick, 105. Scientist whose research on freshwater ecosystems led to groundbreaking ways to measure pollution in rivers and streams. Sept. 23.
Evelyn Lowery, 88. Pioneer in civil rights and women's empowerment and the wife of the Rev. Joseph Lowery. Sept. 26.
Harold Agnew, 92. Former Los Alamos National Laboratory director who led the effort to train the first group of international atomic inspectors. Sept. 29.
Tom Clancy, 66. His high-tech, Cold War thrillers such as "The Hunt for Red October" and "Patriot Games" made him the most widely read and influential military novelist of his time. Oct. 1.
Abraham Nemeth, 94. Blind designer of the internationally recognized Nemeth Braille Math Code that simplified symbols for easier use in advanced math and science. Oct. 2.
Vo Nguyen Giap, 102. Brilliant, ruthless commander who led outgunned Vietnamese to victory first over the French and then the Americans. Oct. 4.
Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, 93. Spiritual leader of Israel's Sephardic Jews who transformed immigrants from North Africa and Arab nations and their descendants into a political force. Oct. 7.
Mark "Chopper" Read, 58. One of Australia's most notorious and colorful crime figures. Oct. 9. Cancer.
Stanley Kauffmann, 97. Film critic for The New Republic for 50 years, author of plays and fiction, and editor who helped discover the novels "Fahrenheit 451" and "The Moviegoer." Oct. 9.
Scott Carpenter, 88. Second American to orbit the Earth and first person to explore both the heights of space and depths of the ocean. Oct. 10. Complications from a stroke.
Erich Priebke, 100. Former Nazi SS captain who evaded arrest for nearly 50 years after taking part in one of the worst atrocities by German occupiers in Italy during World War II. Oct. 11.
Wadih Safi, 92. Lebanese singer and composer whose strong, clear voice propelled him to fame throughout the Arab world. Oct. 11.
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Most of these men (female air-guitarists are a rare exception) got stuck on page two of Bert Weedon's classic instruction manual, Play in a Day, and it has been downhill ever since. Now they content themselves with imitations, thinking in their heads that they look cool, but in truth resembling someone wringing a chicken's neck.
They are the train-spotters of rock'n'roll. Many of them played along with all the "greats", appearing in their time at performances by Cream, Led Zeppelin and Oasis. Some prefer smaller venues such as pubs, where they take up too much space and manage to spill other people's beer. Others specialise in air-guitar session work, carried out in the privacy of their own bedrooms. Only this latter group may be spared persecution. At least they have the decency to keep their fantasies to themselves. It is the ones who go public that are likely to bring modern music into disrepute. After all, you don't get air-violinists or air-ballerinas, do you?
September 1995 has been a bad month for air-guitarists. Many of them have come unstuck and found themselves exposed as charlatans. This month has been the anniversary of the death, 25 years ago, of Jimi Hendrix. Jimi was one of the undisputed masters of the electric axe, and has always been popular with air-guitarists. But many of them tend to forget that he was left-handed. Now that his music is being played in public places again, they are being humiliatingly caught out. It happened the other day. A strange quacking noise signalled the start of "Voodoo Chile", a famous Hendrix anthem. Suddenly this bloke leapt into action, threw back his head and "played" the song to his friends. Halfway through he realised he was doing it right-handed. His shame knew no bounds.
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CHICAGO – Among other things, it is now clear that Arizona Wildcats signee Stanley Johnson is a lights out shooter.
Literally, at least.
Concord (Calif.) De La Salle coach Frank Allocco found that out when he tried to escort his McDonald's West team out of practice before Wednesday's McDonald's All American game.
"When practice ended, he wanted to just keep working on his game," Allocco said of Johnson. "He took about 100 shots. The lights went out and I'm feeding him (balls to shoot) in the dark. I'm thinking what a beautiful scene this is.
"Arizona's got a great one in that kid, one of the finest kids I've ever seen in my life. And he's going to get better."
Johnson actually was on the floor in Sacramento leading Mater Dei High School to a fourth straight state title Saturday when the Wildcats finished up their loss to Wisconsin in the Elite Eight.
But he has the same thoughts that many UA fans probably do.
"They had a great season. I thought they had a great game against Wisconsin," Johnson said, after playing in the McDonald's All American Game on Wednesday. "Nick had a good (final) shot. I thought he had a great look at the rim. I thought they made a terrible call on the push-off."
Johnson said he has steered clear of the decisions several current Wildcats are making about whether or not to leave for the NBA.
"You know what? My philosophy is if you think you're leaving for the NBA, please make your move and go," Johnson said. "If I could do it, I would too. But that's their decision. Of course I want them to stay but for me personally I'm not going to affect their decision."
Jason Gardner is looking to create some excitement as the new coach at IUPUI.
Ernie Kent is already doing that at WSU (though the free pizza probably didn't hurt).
A Cal fan blog says Joe Pasternack's recruiting ability and connections could help him land the Bears' job, while speculating on the candidates' credentials.
Our coverage from the McDonald's game, in case you missed it: A featurized game story on Johnson and notes.
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Toward the end of December, Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez caused a diplomatic rift when he refused to accept President Obama's nomination of Larry Palmer as United States ambassador to Caracas.
Early in 2010, Palmer said morale in the Venezuelan military was low and that he was concerned about ties between Colombian rebels and Venezuela.
Well, Chávez has now offered a resolution to spat. The Guardian reports:
In a televised speech on Tuesday, Venezuela's president said he had come up with a solution. "I hope they name Oliver Stone. I'll suggest a candidate ... Sean Penn or [linguist and philosopher Noam] Chomsky. We have a lot of friends there. Bill Clinton."
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But a lesser-known group of aspiring astronauts never was given a chance to join the program for one primary reason: They were women.
On Saturday, the 13 women, all renowned pilots, will be granted honorary degrees at the University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh for their pioneering efforts to join the space program.
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The Windows 7 Help file defines libraries this way:
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Maybe I'm a slow learner, but it took several "Aha!" moments before I finally caught on.
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I've never used that plugin specifically, but the strings are generated with i18n in mind, and nothing in SuperCPT would preclude the strings from being translated. Specifically, I used WordPress' _x i18n function, which defines a string to have a context, and I set the context to be the custom post type name.
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It was a memorable sermon, lacking any clear outline or notable linkage to the Scripture readings. It was a diatribe on the ills of modern Catholicism. The major culprits in this priest's analysis were "so-called Catholic theologians." Since I have spent the last thirty-seven years working as a Catholic theologian, his phrase remains vivid in my memory. Would I ever speak in the classroom or conversation of "so-called Catholic priests" or " so-called Catholic bishops"? No, I would not.
The phrase came back to mind as I recently reviewed the 1999 vote of the U.S. Catholic bishops (223–31) to impose a set of norms that would require those teaching theology to secure a mandate (mandatum) from the local bishop. That vote contravened almost directly their 1997 vote (224–6) not to impose the mandate, a vote which the Vatican subsequently rejected.
As I read over the press clippings in my file, I wondered what dark notion readers might harbor about Catholic theologians. What did they think when the archbishop of Philadelphia, Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua—who played a key role in getting the 1999 norms approved—so strongly emphasized that theologians on Catholic campuses must not present their own variant opinions as authentic Catholic teaching (Philadelphia Daily News, November 18, 1999)? Is that what folks think Catholic theologians really do? Is that what the cardinal wants...
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Protesters at the Port of Olympia attempting to blockade military equipment returning from Iraq finally packed up their civil disobedience and went home Thursday, after the last equipment convoys left the port for Ft. Lewis.
According to the Olympia Police Department, the last of the military trucks departed at 4:20 p.m. to minimal resistance, though five arrests were made. Some equipment remains in railcars on port property, which Olympia Police say they will be keeping a close eye on.
It was a long ten days for all involved, with 63 arrests made over the course of the week plus. The few remaining protesters joked about setting up a dinner table at the entrance gate so they could sit down for a meal while blocking the last convoy.
Thursday's demonstrations brought an anti-climatic close to a protest that began with powerful images of non-violent demonstrators standing down a military convoy.
And while the demonstrations started as a powerful, media concious effort, keeping a tight hold on the reins proved difficult for organizers as days passed.
On Tuesday an estimated 200 people took to the streets, resulting in 43 of the 63 arrests. After it was all said and done, dozens had been hosed down with pepper spray, a police cruisers windshield was shattered, a policeman was hit in the knee with a rock, and a few windows were smashed at a downtown Olympia U.S. Bank.
Noah Sochet of the Olympia Port Militarization Resistance, the group spearheading most of the effort, defended protesters actions, saying he was surprised the violence and vandalism were as limited as they were. Sochett said OPMR has no official leadership structure, which causes ambiguities in the groups strategy.
Regardless, the nights vandalism and violence stands in opposition to the OPMRs stated goals and the peaceful protest mantra chanted by the crowd that week. It also doesn't undo the all the attention the demonstrators brought to the ongoing occupation of Iraq; nor take away from the fact that they outmaneuvered the military for several hours, successfully shutting down the Port of Olympia.
We dont deny the things that happened, but the purpose of the demonstrations was to stop the shipment of military equipment. Because we dont have central leadership everybody has a different idea of what the goals of port militarization resistance are, said Sochet.
Tuesdayss events turned the tables on the OPMR, which had benefited from a media savvy use of tactics, and the regional press has been pretty hard on them for not keeping things non-violent. Even the anti-Iraq war Olympian ridiculed
the group for protesting the war by blockading equipment thats coming back from Iraq.
Conservative demagogue Michelle Malkin jumped into the fracas, labeling the activists as punks, whiners and thugs , before maligning them with Al Jazeera.
Sandy Mayes, whos been serving as a de-facto media contact for the OPMR says Tuesday nights coverage is hijacking the narrative of the week as a whole. She says she distinguishes between powerful images (people locked together across a freeway onramp) and sensational images (protesters throwing rocks), and placed the onus on those covering the events.
Its out of my hands, but out of everything that happened I consider [the vandalism] to be quite minor compared to everything else that happened. Someone throws a rock and it somehow eclipses everything that happened earlier in the week?


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Anzu Momoyama to draw new Sanrio title in Japan
Shueisha's Ribon magazine will launch a new manga called Hello Kitty Peace!! in its July issue, which will go on sale on June 3. The announcement was made in the current issue, which was released on May 1. Manga creator Anzu Momoyama will start the title with an eight-page, all-color installment about Sanrio's main mascot character. Several Hello Kitty manga have been created over the years — from a 1976-1979 one in Ririka magazine to Hello Kitty Doki, the more recent manga by Tomomi Fukube that ran in Ribon magazine from last summer to this year.
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'Nightcrawler' Slightly Wins Against 'Ouija' on Weekend Box Office
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According to box office predictions, the Jake Gyllenhaal movie thriller won only by thousands of dollars against the horror movie.READ MORE
In Ouija, a group of friends must confront their most terrifying fears when they awaken the dark powers of an ancient spirit board. Stiles White directs the supernatural thriller that is produced by Platinum Dunes partners Michael Bay, Andrew Form and Brad Fuller (The Purge, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Friday the 13th) alongside Blumhouse Productions' Jason Blum (Paranormal Activity and Insidious series, The Purge), Bennett Schneir (Battleship) and Hasbro. Juliet Snowden and Stiles White wrote the script for Ouija, and Universal will distribute the film worldwide.
According to box office predictions, the Jake Gyllenhaal movie thriller won only by thousands of dollars against the horror movie.READ MORE
The two new releases scored the top spots, with the micro-budget horror flick winning the race by $6 million.READ MORE
A group of friends awakens the dark powers of an ancient spirit board when attempting to make contact with a late classmate.READ MORE
The 'Little Fockers' star will join the biopic production when it moves to the U.S., and the 'Bates Motel' actress is expected to shoot the scary movie later this month.READ MORE
Universal Pictures decides to bring back the supernatural film project in development after reducing its budget from a reported $100 million to a mere $5 million.READ MORE
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The other five hives at that bee yard are very gentle, and their queens mated in the same area.
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This paper describes the simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) problem and the essential methods for solving the SLAM problem and summarizes key implementations and demonstrations of the method. While there are still many practical issues to overcome, especially in more complex outdoor environments, the general SLAM method is now a well understood and established part of robotics. Another part of the tutorial summarized more recent works in addressing some of the remaining issues in SLAM, including computation, feature representation, and data association
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Asteroids as small as 40m- less than half the size of a
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The high complexity and time-varying workload of emerging multimedia applications poses a major challenge for dynamic voltage scaling (DVS) algorithms. Although many DVS algorithms have been proposed for real-time applications, an efficient method for evaluating the optimality of such DVS algorithms for multimedia applications does not yet exist. In this paper, we propose the first offline linear programming (LP) method to determine the minimum energy consumption for processing multimedia tasks under stringent delay deadlines. On the basis of the obtained energy lower bound, we evaluate the optimality of various existing DVS algorithms. Furthermore, we extend the LP formulation in order to construct an online DVS algorithm for real-time multimedia processing based on robust sequential linear programming. Simulation results obtained by decoding a wide range of video sequences show that, on average, our online algorithm provides a scheduling solution that requires less than 0.3% more energy than the optimal lower bound with only 0.03% miss rate. In comparison, a very recent algorithm consumes approximately 4% more energy than the optimal lower bound at the same miss rate.
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Stocks Slump Toward Key Technical Level
Another weak start for stocks has pushed the S&P 500 closer to its 50-day moving average, a key technical gauge that has acted as a strong support level on multiple occasions this year.
The S&P 500 recently fell 8 points, or 0.5%, to 1622, on track for its third drop in the past four days. The index is down 3.9% from its intraday record high of 1687.16, hit on May 22.
The 50-day moving average, a level that chart watchers follow as a key gauge of a stock's trend, currently sits at 1604, meaning the selloff has more to go before breaching that marker.
A look at the chart below shows the 50-day average has acted as a support level in three prior instances dating back to the end of 2012. Each time, the index hovered around the level for a short period of time before bouncing back and hitting new highs and resuming its climb higher.
One technical analyst expects those previous patterns to play out again this time around.
"Pullbacks don't yet seem to be complete," says Mark Newton, chief technical analyst at Greywolf Equity Partners, "but any further weakness into end of week which nears 1600 should set up for a very good risk/reward long position."
One other thing to keep in mind: A decline to 1604 would take the S&P 500 down 4.9% on a peak-to-trough basis. The index has not had a 5% correction this year, a stretch that dates back to President Barack Obama's reelection in mid-November. It is also one of the longest stretches during the current four-year bull market without such a decline, according to Stone & McCarthy Research Associates.
For now, keep an eye on that 50-day moving average. If the S&P 500 takes that level out with vengeance, watch out.


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Reds Beat Pirates 6-5 In 11 InningsScott Schebler hit an RBI double in the 11th inning and the Cincinnati Reds snapped a six-game losing streak, beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5 on Sunday.
Pirates Beat Reds 5-1Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 5-1 Saturday night for the Pirates' sixth straight win and Reds their sixth consecutive loss.
Major Events May Make Downtown Chaos This WeekendThree major events this weekend may make the downtown area a bit messy.
Pirates Lose To Reds 2-1Jay Bruce hit an RBI triple in the ninth inning and the Cincinnati Reds capped a strong season-opening homestand, beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 Sunday.
Reds Beat Pirates 5-1Eugenio Suarez drove in three runs with a single and a homer, and ace-by-default Raisel Iglesias made another solid start as the Cincinnati Reds sent the Pittsburgh Pirates to their first loss, 5-1 on Saturday.
Heisey Hits 2 HRs, Leads Cueto, Reds Over PiratesThe Cincinnati Reds likely envisioned themselves in the thick of a pennant race as the calendar turned to September. Yet, they're five games under .500 after injuries wreaked havoc on one of baseball's more talented rosters.
Walker, Worley Lead Surging Pirates Past Reds 3-2Neil Walker hit a three-run homer in the first inning and the Pittsburgh Pirates made it hold up behind starter Vance Worley, beating the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 on Saturday for their fourth straight victory.
Negron Hits 1st Homer In Reds' 6-3 Win Over BucsKris Negron waited a long time for his first major league home run. When it came, he was in a hurry to celebrate with his teammates.
Drunk Pirates Fan Gets Heckled Back By Reds Brandon Phillips In case you missed it, Cincinnati Reds player Brandon Phillips had a hilarious way of dealing with a drunk heckler while playing the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park.
Frazier's Homer In 9th Lifts Reds Over Pirates 6-5Todd Frazier led off the ninth inning with a tiebreaking homer, lifting Cincinnati to a 6-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday night after the Reds' bullpen blew a three-run lead.
Incmikoski Reacts to Pirates' StartRobby Incmikoski of Root Sports stopped by "The Colin Dunlap Radio Programme" following the Pirates' 4-1 loss to the Reds on Tuesday night.
Cueto Pitches Reds By Pirates 4-1Johnny Cueto tossed his second three-hitter against the Pittsburgh in a week and the Cincinnati Reds eased past the struggling Pirates 4-1 on Tuesday night.