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A free car winterization check was recently offered to seniors ages 50 and older. It was held at the Oak Ridge Senior Center on Saturday, Nov. 16.
I want to express my heartfelt appreciation to all the sponsors for holding this event. On that chilly, rainy day, we waited at tables inside the warm and cheery Senior Center and were treated to coffee, juice, donuts and sweet rolls supplied by Food City, Kroger and Wal-Mart.
The other sponsors were the city of Oak Ridge, Details Auto Care, Eddie Hair Tire & Auto Center, Fisher Auto Parts, People's Choice Auto, Chuck's Car Care, O'Reilly's Auto Care, Advance Auto Parts and Auto Zone. Technicians checked everything ranging from oil and other fluid levels to the condition of windshield wipers.
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OAKLAND -- Lots of murals get tagged, but not too many completely vanish under a coat of off-white paint.
Even though Dan Fontes had learned to keep a stiff upper lip as vandals repeatedly defaced his quarter-century-old, 98-foot-long ode to Lake Merritt at 27th Street and Broadway, he was floored to drive past earlier this week and find it completely painted over.
"I was just like, 'Oh my god, it's completely gone,'" he said.
The mural graced the side of Nissan of Oakland along 27th Street.
Adrees Sharza, the dealership's senior sales manager, said the mural had been so vandalized that it had become an eyesore. "Considering all the tags on it and all the graffiti, it just wasn't proper," he said.
Fontes, 63, grew up next to the lake and spent the better part of 1986 and 1987 painting a lakeside scene on what was then the side of a Buick dealership.
The mural, best known for its puffy clouds reflected in the lake's blue water, cost more than $100,000 to paint and 18 months to obtain city permits and raise funds.
It stood tall and proud for more than two decades. However, taggers began taking aim at it over the past few years. One vandal spray-painted writing near the top of the mural, and another obliterated the bottom six feet with beige spray paint.
"To me, it was grand theft," Fontes said. "When you take out a mural that is over $100,000 worth of work, I don't see that as any different as taking a jackhammer to a Lamborghini."
Fontes, who lives in San Rafael, had started an online campaign to raise money to repair the mural. Now he's trying to find out if the property owner might be open to a sequel. "I'd like to repaint it," he said.
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I'm looking forward to living alone, but I appreciate the lessons I'm learning by living with random roommates. It's interesting seeing the real-life versions of situations I read about, and trying to apply the lessons I've learned from books, my experiences, and other people's stories. The constant challenges of living with other people force me to learn how to be a better person. I'm getting better at finding the good and creating enough space in each moment for me to choose my reaction.
I don't think I'll have the kind of easy friendship I've heard about and which other people in Graduate House enjoy. I get the feeling I should be making more of my residence life. I didn't really get to know people at the other dormitories I stayed at, though. Maybe it's because my outside life is already bursting at the seams. Maybe it's because the dorm tends to be just a place I sleep.
I should make more of an effort to involve myself in residence life, I think. I'll try to make it to international coffee night. Sam's hosting one this Wednesday, I think, and it would be a good occasion to wear my terno. I haven't been out to Sunday coffee in ages, either. And then there's billiards, which I keep telling myself I'll learn one of these days.
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Millions of dollars in financial aid is being unclaimed by California low-income students qualified for college.
The Oakland-based nonprofit Education Trust-West report released Thursday says only about half of the state's high school seniors applied for federal and state financial aid last year.
The report says millions of dollars in aid are left on the table.
It says too many California students don't get the opportunity to attend college because their families believe they can't afford the tuition.
The Los Angeles Times says the report suggests lawmakers and educators increase communication to districts, schools and students about the availability of aid.
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Baseball players aged 8-18 are encouraged to attend the upcoming hitting and pitching winter training put forth by the Crowder baseball coaching staff to be held Dec. 9 at Crowder College.
Sessions will last two hours with hitting scheduled for noon-2 p.m. and pitching from 2-4 p.m. Entry fees for either session are $50 per player, or $75 for both sessions. The event will be held outdoors (weather permitting), or inside Bob Sneller Gymnasium in the event of bad weather.
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One hundred six years are a lot of experience for any industry. Among diamond cutters and jewelers, it separates style from fashion, elegance from extravagance and value from price tag. To celebrate this year's 106th anniversary, Kwiat presents an exclusive collection highlighting its brilliant designs and superior craftsmanship as a designer jewelry manufacturer. The pieces in the collection are inspired by the brand's award winning designs garnered over the years as it grew from humble beginnings since 1907. The diamonds and precious stones on the earrings are inspected by expert gemologists and meticulously set on high-grade platinum mountings by European-trained master jewelers. Each one of the captivating designs in the wide selection is a tangible proof of the Kwiat Diamond Legacy – one marked with excellence, endurance and expertise.
Check out the Kwiat Anniversary collection at Shreve & Co. in Post Street, San Francisco – authorized dealer for Kwiat diamonds.
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Millions of Christians have struggled with how to reconcile God's love and God's judgment: Has God created billions of people over thousands of years only to select a few to go to heaven and everyone else to suffer forever in hell? Is this acceptable to God? How is this "good news"?
Troubling questions so troubling that many have lost their faith because of them. Others only whisper the questions to themselves, fearing or being taught that they might lose their faith and their church if they ask them out loud.
But what if these questions trouble us for good reason? What if the story of heaven and hell we have been taught is not, in fact, what the Bible teaches? What if what Jesus meant by heaven, hell, and salvation are very different from how we have come to understand them?
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Due to overwhelming demand on social media, the Maryville Daily Forum is reposting a series of reports from 2012 and 2013 by MDF reporter Tony Brown relating to a case of alleged sexual assault involving a group of Maryville teenagers.
Earlier this week, the story gained national and international media attention in the wake of investigative reports by KCUR-FM, a public radio station in Kansas City, and the Kansas City Star newspaper.
The stories appear below in the order of publication.
Jan. 12, 2012
Local youth charged with sexual assault
By TONY BROWN
A Maryville youth has been charged with felony sexual assault after allegedly having intercourse with a 14-year-old girl at a private residence in Maryville.
According to Nodaway County Circuit Court records, Matthew Bradley Barnett, 17, was arrested by a sheriff's deputy sometime after the incident, which occurred in the early morning hours of Sunday, Jan. 8, at 707 Jefferson St., the suspect's residence.
A probable cause statement filed by Deputy David Glidden alleges that Barnett, having been advised of his rights, admitted having consensual sex with the victim, who he said had been drinking alcohol.
In the same document, Glidden reported that the girl said she was intoxicated at the time of the alleged attack and did not remember having sex.
The report adds that the suspect allegedly left the girl in the front yard of her home, where she remained outdoors for approximately two hours in sub-freezing temperatures before making her way into the house.
After his arrest, Barnett, who is being represented by local attorney Robert E. Sundell, was released from the county jail on $10,000 bond with the condition that he avoid all contact with the alleged victim.
In Missouri, anyone age 17 or older who is charged with a crime is considered an adult and tried as one.
Sheriff Darren White said Wednesday that there were actually two alleged incidents of sexual misconduct at the same location on the night in question during a gathering at which several young people were present. The other involved a teenage girl under the age of 15 and a 15-year-old boy who was turned over to juvenile officers. Authorities withheld the second suspect's identity because of his age.
White said both girls were examined by a physician but did not appear to have suffered serious physical injury.
If convicted of the Class C felony, Barnett could be sentenced to between two and seven years in a state prison. An alternate sentence would be as much as a year in jail with a fine of up to $5,000.
Barnett's arraignment on the sexual assault charge in Circuit Court was set for 9 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 14. According to computerized court records, he is also facing a misdemeanor driving while intoxicated charge filed on Dec. 11.
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Jan. 18, 2012
Second teen arrested in sexual assault case
By TONY BROWN
Nodaway County authorities have made a second arrest in connection with a teenage sex crimes case related to offenses allegedly committed during a party at a Maryville residence during the early morning hours of Sunday, Jan. 8.
Taken into custody on a warrant issued Jan. 13 was Jordan James Zech, 17, of rural Maryville. Zech was charged with sexual exploitation of a minor, a Class B Felony, and released on $10,000 bond.
According to a probable cause statement filed by Deputy David Glidden, Zech allegedly used an electronic recording device, identified in other court documents as a cell phone, to make a video of a 14-year-old girl engaged in sexual acts with a 17-year-old male.
The teens reportedly recorded in the video were not identified because they are minors. Under Missouri law victims of sexual exploitation are not considered adults if they are under 18. Anyone who commits a crime of any kind, however, is considered an adult at 17.
According to records filed in Nodaway County Circuit Court, Zech allegedly used the cell phone to record "two minors kissing without pants on prior to the two minors having sexual intercourse."
No court date has been set for Zech, according to CaseNet, the Missouri court system website. If convicted the teen could serve between five and 15 years in prison.
Also arrested in connection with the case and free on bond is Matthew Bradley Barnett, 17, who lived at the house where the alleged crimes occurred during a party attended by several young people.
Barnett is charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl who had reportedly been drinking alcohol. Court documents state the suspect told authorities the sex was consensual.
According to another probable cause statement filed by Glidden, the girl did not remember having sex with Barnett and was allegedly left in the front yard of her home, where she remained outdoors for approximately two hours in sub-freezing temperatures before making her way inside.
If convicted of the Class C felony, Barnett could be sentenced to between two and seven years in prison.
Nodaway County Sheriff Darren White said earlier there was a third alleged incident of sexual misconduct at the same location on the night in question involving a teenage girl under age 15 and a 15-year-old boy who was turned over to juvenile authorities.
White said neither of the girls involved appeared to have suffered serious physical injury.
March 14, 2012
Charges dropped in teen sex case
By TONY BROWN
Nodaway County Prosecutor Robert Rice said Tuesday he was dropping felony sex abuse charges against two local teenagers filed in response to alleged acts committed during a party at a Maryville residence during the early morning hours of Sunday, Jan. 8.
Page 3 of 5 - Rice told the Daily Forum prior to a scheduled appearance by the two young men in the associate division of Circuit Court that he would "be dismissing the state's felony case versus Matt Barnett (sexual assault) at today's court date."
Following the conclusion of a criminal investigation, Rice said, the state had "insufficient proof" to proceed. Barnett will face a lesser charge of misdemeanor child endangerment in the 2nd degree.
Rice added that a Class B felony charge of sexually exploiting a minor filed against the second teen, Jordan Zech, was also dropped.
"No further charges will be pursued against him (Zech) from the incident," he said.
Barnett, 17, lived at the house where the incident occurred, reportedly during a late-night/early morning gathering attended by several young people. He was charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl said to have been drinking alcohol. Court documents stated Barnett claimed the sex was consensual.
According to a probable cause statement filed by a Nodaway County deputy, the girl in question told authorities she did not remember having sex with Barnett and was allegedly left in the front yard of her home, where she remained outdoors for approximately two hours in sub-freezing temperatures before making her way inside.
Nodaway County Sheriff Darren White said earlier there was a third alleged incident of sexual misconduct at the same location on the night in question involving a teenage girl under age 15 and a 15-year-old boy who was turned over to juvenile authorities.
White said neither of the girls involved appeared to have suffered serious physical injury.
Zech, also 17, was originally accused of using an electronic recording device, identified in other court documents as a cell phone, to make a video of a 14-year-old girl engaged in sexual acts with a 17-year-old male.
Though considered minors in many respects, 17-year-old Missourians are automatically charged as adults when facing criminal charges.
April 30, 2012
Editor's note: The two high school athletes named in this story were reportedly at the party attended by Daisy Coleman, Jordan James Zech and Bradley Barnett, and the school's subsequent disciplinary action was in connection with that incident. Zech, Forney and Groumoutis were all suspended from playing high school sports. A senior, Barnett's Maryville High School playing career had already come to an end.
Mad dad signs off over sports suspension
By TONY BROWN
Jay Forney is an angry man, and he doesn't care who knows it.
Last Wednesday, Forney set up three large plywood signs at the edge of his property, which fronts the south shoulder of Highway 136 just east of the Maryville City Limits.
The signs are lettered with insults directed at the Maryville R-II School Board, Superintendent Larry Linthacum and Athletics Director Paul Snow.
Page 4 of 5 - Twin messages on each sign read: "Larry Linthacum AntiChrist, School Board Hitler's Followers"; "School Board AntiChrist's Followers, Linthacum High School Hitler"; and "Maryville High School Communism, Paul Snow Two-Faced Liar."
Sheriff Darren White said the signs are protected speech under the First Amendment and violate no laws except for — due to their size — Polk Township zoning regulations.
The reason for all this vitriol is that, as Forney sees it, the school district has treated his son unfairly.
Maryville High School running back Cole Forney was recently given a one-year suspension for his involvement in a teenage party in January that was allegedly rife with sex and alcohol.
The younger Forney, a junior, and MHS senior Nick Groumoutis, who was also barred from sports for being at the party, filed an injunction against the Maryville R-II School District earlier this month in Nodaway County Circuit Court along with a motion for reinstatement.
Presiding Judge Roger Prokes dismissed the case last week, and a couple of days later the signs went up in Forney's yard.
For its part, the district has declined to comment on the suspensions of Forney, Groumoutis and at least two other youths, citing provisions set forth in the federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
Jay Forney, however, claims the district violated Missouri State High School Athletic Association policy by suspending his son from athletics for his entire senior year.
According to court records, MSHSAA requires that students found in violation of either its rules or additional standards set by high schools face suspension from extracurricular activities for 60 days for a first offense, 90 days for a second offense and one year for a third offense.
Forney claimed his son had no prior violations and was "really just a witness" to alleged illegal activities at the party. He also said Cole was not given sufficient opportunity to "self-report" to school officials.
"Nobody would listen to anything we were saying," he said.
As for the signs, Forney called the reference to Hitler "obviously a large exaggeration." He added that he is not religious and used the word "Antichrist" to underscore what he perceives as hypocrisy on the part of "church-goers" who either work for the school district or sit on the R-II board.
Forney said Cole has the right to appeal, but admits that such an effort would likely fail in light of the court decision.
"It got shot down so hard and so quick, I just don't know," he said.
Forney is also considering renting a house in Savannah so that Cole could, perhaps, play football there next year. He said, however, he has been told that MSHSAA, will probably enforce the suspension at any member school.
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Maryville Public Safety fire division supervisor Phil Rickabaugh said Tuesday the cause of a Sunday morning fire that destroyed a vacant house at 27932 Scout Ridge Drive on the northeastern edge of Maryville remains undetermined.
A state fire investigator was called to the scene, but the blaze, which gutted the house, rendered the structure too unstable for safe entry, said Rickabaugh, who added that the fire's "area of origin" was in the basement.
No one was inside the house when it caught fire around 8:30 a.m. Sunday, and no injuries were reported. Firefighters were on the scene until about 3 p.m.
In addition to Maryville Public Safety, units responded from several rural fire departments, including Ravenwood, Pickering and Burlington Junction.
Rickabaugh said the structure was owned by Melinda Coleman of Albany and was insured.
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Dec. 5, 2012 -- Doubling the time that breast cancer patients take tamoxifen cuts the risk that the cancer will come back and further lowers the risk of dying of the disease, a new study shows.
The study is expected to change the way doctors prescribe tamoxifen, a drug that blocks the effects of estrogen on breast cells. About 80% of all breast cancers are sensitive to the hormone estrogen for growth.
The research also hints that longer courses of other kinds of hormone-reducing medications may also work better than shorter courses after breast cancer surgery, though trials testing that theory are ongoing.
"I think the result of this trial will have a major immediate impact on premenopausal women," says Peter Ravdin, MD, PhD. Ravdin is the director of the Breast Health Clinic at the Cancer Therapy and Research Center at the University of Texas Health Science Center, in San Antonio.
Newer kinds of estrogen-reducing drugs, called aromatase inhibitors, have largely replaced tamoxifen as the preferred therapy for postmenopausal women with estrogen-sensitive cancers. This study won't change that.
But those kinds of drugs don't work for women before menopause. For them, doctors still recommend taking tamoxifen.
Current guidelines recommend that women stop tamoxifen after five years because the drug increases the risk of uterine cancers and dangerous blood clots.
The new study found small increases in cases of uterine cancer in women who took the drug for an additional five years. Those women also had slightly higher risks of developing a blood clot in their lungs. But those additional risks did not appear to outweigh the survival benefits of staying on the drug.
"I think that for women who are now approaching five years of therapy, where we'd usually be telling them -- up to this point -- that we're going to be stopping the tamoxifen, now we're going to be telling them that there is clinical evidence that 10 years is superior to five years, and I'm going to be comfortable doing that," says Ravdin, who led a news briefing on the study but was not involved in the research.
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Im already sailing close to the planning regulations with the current mounting being over 3m high. If challenged by the planners, my cunning plan is to point out that because it (and the angled crossbraces) are mounted on 24" fencepost spikes, it does not constitute a "permanent" installation, but installing guy wires might be going a bit too far for that argument to hold water. So just about the only option is for me to get medieval with the fencepost base, beef up the crossbracing with longer wood so that at 45 degrees it will go to the top of the lower 2.4m fencepost, take the upper fencepost off, and replace it with the steel tube.
Of course doing it that way gives me more flexibility on how high I make the whole thing. If I drill the 4m length of scaffolding halfway along at its 2m point and put a coach bolt through the fencepost at 2m up, that would mean that the whole lot would be only 4m high and could easily be swivelled down for easier access to the head. Or if I drill at 1m along, the thing would be 5m high but Id have more trouble swivelling the head down, and also have more force on the structure as a whole. Hmm, interesting times. I begin to see why towers can cost more than the gennies.
Thanks for the warning about the bicycle bits too. I reckon I might see if I can find a way to mount a spare Vauxhall Cavalier rear hub as the yaw bearing instead, Id think that should be strong enough.
Meanwhile, in anticipation of the storm, have tied down the prop.
By the way, now that my preferred blade set from Gordon has become unavailable, and Navitron seems to have withdrawn their 1KW bladeset (hopefully for re-engineering and re-issue), do you have any suggestions for an alternative? I did briefly look at the 5ft glassfibre set on eBay but my 1KW stepper motor does need quite a bit of grunt to get going and Im not sure that 5ft is big enough.
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You can't blame Sam Lounsberry's parents for initial skepticism when their son informed them he'd shared lunch with Bill and Melinda Gates on Monday.
"I told my dad and he was like 'What?' Then he said maybe you can put that on your resume or college thesis somehow," said Lounsberry.
His dad may have a good idea there. It's not like every day a local teen gets face time with the creator of Microsoft who just happens to be one of the wealthiest people on earth.
The Gateses headed a delegation from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation that visited Eagle Valley High School Monday. They spent one period observing and interacting with kids in Mary Ann Stavney's language arts class. They also spoke with a group of teachers and enjoyed lunch with a group of students. During that student lunch, there were no teachers, administrators or other Eagle County School District personnel in the room - just the Gateses and the kids. What did the Gateses want to know?
"They asked a lot about our experiences at EVHS," said Lounsberry.
The couple was interested in how students were coping with the college application process and how they felt about the changes in instruction at the school.
"Honestly, they seemed like humble people," said Lounsberry. "They didn't come in here to say how important they are, that's for sure."
"Their objective was to see what kids are learning, how they're learning it, and what we can all do to help them learn more," said EVHS teacher Mary Ann Stavney. "I used the teacher tool - Literacy Design Collaborative Module - they funded to design the lesson that they came to observe."
As background for why the Gateses came to EVHS this week, the state of Colorado needed financial assistance to pilot its new educational reform agenda in preparation for a statewide rollout. The Colorado Legacy Foundation sought, and gained, a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to help. The Colorado Legacy Foundation, working with the Colorado Department of Education and member schools, selected 13 districts to run the pilot. One is the Eagle County School District.
The Colorado Legacy Foundation is not directly affiliated with the Gates Foundation.
The Gates Foundation donates to the Colorado Legacy Foundation in support of a statewide initiative to help implement the state's new educational plan.
The Gateses visited EVHS Monday to understand the processes and challenges facing administrators, teachers and students as the plans are implemented.
High Stakes lesson
Stavney learned she would be teaching a high stakes lesson Friday when representatives from the Gates Foundation told her Bill and Melinda would be visiting her classroom.
"Keeping that quiet was agonizing, of course," she said. She then formulated a lesson plan to teach kids how to build complex claims in pairs and trios using the LDC model. That format provided the option for the Gateses to sit in with small groups and actually interact with kids.
"I got to sit down with them (Bill, Melinda and the other Gates Foundation representatives) for 25 minutes before my class and explain what we were doing," said Stavney. She presented an outline of what students had been working on in the days leading up to the lesson and how Monday's work fit into the overall class goal.
When class started, the magnitude of the visit was lost on most of the kids. Stavney noted a group from the foundation had visited a few weeks earlier for a class observation. After they left, the kids jokingly labeled them "The Suits."
"The kids knew The Suits were coming back, but they just didn't know who would be inside the suits," said Stavney. For a good part of the class period, that knowledge still escaped them.
"Honestly, I didn't realize who it was right away," said Lounsberry. "Bill Gates was talking with me and Dylan Trudeau for about 10 to 15 minutes and then he went to another group. Dylan figured it out and said, 'That's Bill Gates!' and I said 'I thought that dude looked familiar!'"
"Bill and Melinda were literally sitting in the table tops with kids collaborating on potential statements," said Stavney. "They rotated to every group before the kids figured out who they were."
For the most part, Stavney said the class was just normal.
"They were looking for authentic experience with kids," said Stavney. "When they came into my class, I want it to be just like anyone else who observes my class."
"I felt like we were able to provide a genuine experience for them."
As for the student lunch group, Stavney said eight EVHS students enjoyed the meal with the Gateses.
"There was a criteria of freshman, sophomore, juniors, seniors; some who had LCD instruction, some who didn't. It wasn't easy to choose just eight kids, but it was amazing to see them walk into that lunch," she said. "They were excited on Friday because they were able to order their own sandwich from Red Canyon Cafe for a meeting with some outside visitors. They were ecstatic when they found out who they would be eating it with."
When the day ended, Bill and Melinda Gates both spoke to the entire EVHS students and staff over the intercom. They thanked them for the visit and noted EVHS was among a group of only six schools they have visited nationwide. It was a proud day for the Devils.
"Our kids were amazing, they interacted wonderfully, and it was like any other observation," said Stavney. "This is a part of our culture and it was so cool to see it appreciated by outside folks that have experienced much in business and in schools."


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As the partial federal government shutdown entered its seventh day Monday, there's some concern that if the situation continues for too long there will be an impact on local economies across the country.
"Right now people are mostly inconvenienced by this shutdown. But if it continues and we don't address the escalation of the nation's debt ceiling so that we can pay back those who have loaned money to the federal government, that could be much worse," said Terry Tamburini, executive director of the Southeastern Ohio Port Authority and economics professor at West Virginia University Parkersburg.
On Oct. 17 the government will no longer be able to borrow money, and will effectively be in default on its debts, which currently total $16.7 trillion.
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Williamstown resident Bill Chambers makes a purchase at the Peoples News store in Marietta Monday afternoon. Already on a limited income, Chambers said he'll have to cut back even more on spending if the current federal government shutdown ends in another recession.
"The debt ceiling has to be addressed," Tamburini said. "This is a responsibility that the American people has to the rest of the world. We don't want to break our contracts with those countries that have invested in our economy."
He said going into default would likely have a negative impact on investments in the stock market and cause interest rates to increase which would affect borrowing and slow construction and other economic activity.
"We're really just emerging from the recession of 2008 and 2009," Tamburini added. "People are still slow in their spending, and if this government shutdown continues into default people could re-entrench as they feel they're losing control of their resources and can't plan for the future."
He said freedom is reduced because people don't have access to the resources they need to improve their lives.
Bill Chambers, 76, of Williamstown was making a purchase at the Peoples News store in Marietta Monday afternoon and said he has some concerns about the impact of the shutdown on his and wife Eva Mae's budget.
"If it comes down to that we would have to cut back more on our spending," he said. "We're both on Social Security and have a limited income anyway. And if we lost that I don't know what we would do."
In a speech last week President Barack Obama noted Social Security checks continue to be sent on time during a government shutdown, but would not go out on time if there's an economic shutdown due to a failure to address the debt ceiling issue.
According to information on the AARP web site, approximately 22 million Americans rely on Social Security to keep them above the poverty line.
Some impact is already being felt on the local economy as some area federal government workers have been furloughed due to the shutdown, including Internal Revenue Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife employees.
"They can't spend what they don't earn, but they still have to pay their bills, and this is really tough on those living paycheck to paycheck," noted Charlotte Keim, executive director of the Marietta Area Chamber of Commerce.
She added if the government goes into default and the stock market takes a dive, a lot more people will be impacted by the shutdown.
"That's because most people's retirement funds are heavily invested in the stock market," Keim said.
Pam Lankford, director of the local Small Business Development Center in Marietta, said the shutdown is impacting her office's budget.
"We operate on federal, state and local dollars, but the state and local monies are used to leverage the federal funds," she said. But because of the shutdown that began Oct. 1, the office is having to depend on its state and local monies to continue operations.
"And we do not have lots of funding, we just maintain enough to leverage the federal funding," Lankford said. "If this continues for a long period of time I'm going to have to make a difficult decision on what to do."
She said if the office would have to close it could no longer provide services to assist small businesses in this area.
Dave Brightbill is executive director of the Washington Morgan Community Action Agency that oversees the local Head Start program as well as the housing rental assistance program for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
"We're still allowed to draw down funding for Head Start," he said. "And just prior to the Oct. 1 shutdown we received an e-mail saying Head Start would be exempted from those programs that would not be funded."
But Brightbill noted there have been some agencies in other areas reporting a problem with accessing the Health and Human Services payment services program that is used to draw down funding for Head Start.
He said that may be due to a computer glitch, but if the federal workers who maintain the computer equipment have been furloughed, the problem may not be fixed.
If the government shutdown continues, one big concern for Community Action would be the ability to cover housing rental assistance payments for clients as HUD funding could be impacted, especially if the debt ceiling is not addressed.
"Although most of the landlords we deal with know they will eventually get their money, they have bills and mortgages to pay, too," Brightbill said. "There's total uncertainty right now with this shutdown, and no one knows how long it will last."


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Definición de surprise en inglés:
- The trip here was full of surprises, like the fact that Jon got incredibly seasick almost the minute we left.
- Surprise in war is achieved by doing the unexpected and the avoidance of unpleasant surprises is what military intelligence is all about.
- The political environment in Louisiana is always full of surprises but is seldom surprising.
- Grant had an interesting expression, something of mild surprise, anger, and annoyance.
- She looked down in mild surprise and disdain before breaking off the shaft and holding it up to inspect it more closely.
- One detaches himself from the herd, I note with mild surprise, and heads outside with me.
- For his part, Eisenhower feared a surprise attack and war by miscalculation.
- Others are engineers who manned machine guns to defend comrades from surprise attacks.
- Initially, the air security service was tasked with preventing surprise attack by enemy aviation.
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- On the train I ask the chatty parent whether he was surprised at the appointment of a woman.
- He was surprised at the feelings Kate had provoked in him since he'd met her the previous day.
- The researchers were pleasantly surprised to find 56 more gorillas.
- When they got in they could then surprise the occupants, catching them off guard easily.
- Information that is not tracked could later surprise the Army on the battlefield.
- To be able to surprise the U.S. military, they will try to learn more about it than the military knows about itself.
surprise, surprise
- 1.1Said ironically when one believes that something was entirely predictable: we entrust you with Jason's care and, surprise surprise, you make a mess of itMás ejemplos en oraciones
- All the beautiful old stone work was taken away and, surprise, surprise, when it was rebuilt was replaced by ugly aluminium fencing which is an insult to the locality and a veritable eyesore.
- It also found - surprise, surprise - that women prefer tall dark strangers, but do not like men with long hair, beards or stubble, who like football and smoke.
- Hurricane Fabian is expected to graze the west of Bermuda on Friday night, bringing - surprise, surprise - strong winds and thunderstorms.
take someone/something by surprise
- Attack or capture someone or something unexpectedly.Oraciones de ejemplo
- The security officials were taken by surprise by the attack.
- The attack took the troops by surprise, but was no more successful than any of the previous offensives.
- Some have accused Franklin D. Roosevelt of deliberately permitting the attack to take his forces by surprise so as to bring the United States into the war.
- (take someone by surprise)2.1 Happen when someone is not prepared or is expecting something different: the question took David by surpriseMás ejemplos en oraciones
- My five-year-old son's question took me by surprise.
- The question took Rebecca by surprise, and she was ashamed to admit the truth.
- The question took Scott by surprise and he hesitated a moment before answering.
Late Middle English (in the sense 'unexpected seizure of a place, or attack on troops'): from Old French, feminine past participle of surprendre, from medieval Latin superprehendere 'seize'.
From the 15th century a surprise was a sudden unexpected attack or seizure of a place. You could also use the word to talk about simply taking a place by force, whether unexpected or not, as in 'the surprise of Troy', even after a siege of ten years. Over time the suggestion of force faded away and the sense of something being unexpected came to the fore. The source was medieval Latin superprehendere 'to seize', from prehendere source of words listed at prison.
Palabras que riman con surpriseadvise, apprise, apprize, arise, assize, capsize, chastise, comprise, demise, despise, devise, downsize, excise, flies, guise, incise, low-rise, misprize, outsize, previse, prise, prize, remise, revise, rise, size, surmise, uprise, wise
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SAN FRANCISCO -- The Titans of European soccer didn't disappoint an enthusiastic crowd of 22,208 on Wednesday night in the Guinness International Champions Cup at AT&T Park.
Everton FC defeated two-time reigning Italian champion Juventus 2-1 on penalty kicks when American keeper Tim Howard stopped defender Federico Peluso, who suffered through a rough night.
After ending the game in a 1-1 tie, Everton rallied to win the penalty kick contest 6-5 despite Leon Osman having the first shot blocked.
But that ominous start ended happily with the help of Howard's final block. Everton coach Roberto Martinez couldn't say enough about America's national team keeper.
"Tim Howard is a true leader," he said. "You couldn't have a better man standing in the goal" for the penalty kick format.
This was the first of 11 games in America among the tournament participants that also include Chelsea, AC Milan, Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Valencia C.F. and the Los Angeles Galaxy. The games are meant to promote some of Europe's best teams in America while offering great preparation for respective league seasons that open in the next few weeks.
After a scoreless first half, Belgian forward Kevin Mirallas scored for Everton with a pinpoint shot inside the near post in the 62nd minute by dribbling past Peluso.
"He enjoys taking people on," Martinez said. "It takes a lot of quality to do that against a team like Juventus. It is what he is going to bring to us this season."
Once the Toffees scored, Juventus started to show form. Argentine star Carlos Tevez hit the right post in the 69th minute. Then Ghanaian midfielder Kwadwo Asamoah got the equalizer with 10 minutes left in regulation. That led to the penalty kicks. Unlike MLS, the teams didn't play overtime periods.
After falling behind in the penalty kicks, Everton got a break when Juve star Andrea Pirlo shot wide left with the score tied 4-4. After Seamus Coleman made it 6-5 for Everton, Peluso shot poorly at Howard to end it.
Everton will face either Madrid or the Galaxy on Saturday in Los Angeles in the tournament's winners' bracket. The tournament final is scheduled for Wednesday in Miami.
Juve coach Antonio Conte wasn't disappointed with the result, considering the team is coming off two weeks of training.
"It's better to see negatives in a match like this," he said, meaning mistakes are OK in the preseason.
Although an exhibition, the teams had much to show. With the opening of the Serie A campaign a month away, the tournament gives Conte a chance to evaluate his players. He started three of his newcomers -- Spain's Fernando Llorente, Italy's Angelo Ogbonna and Tevez.
Everton, in the middle of its preseason schedule, is hoping to improve on its sixth-place finish in the English Premier League when the season begins in a few weeks.
"It is a glamorous game against a team I have admired for the last few years," Martinez said before the game.
Afterward the coach offered a similar sentiment.
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The surname Zuber was first found in Switzerland, where the name came from humble beginnings but gained a significant reputation for its contribution to the emerging mediaeval society. It later became more prominent as many branches of the same house acquired distant estates and branches, some in foreign countries, always elevating their social status by their great contributions to society.
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CCG scientists are at the forefront of the emerging fields of evolutionary and conservation genetics. They were the first to analyze and document the decrease in survival and reproductive success caused by inbreeding in zoo animals, and took the lead in developing solutions such as software for genetic management. They were among the first to develop methods of non-invasive genotyping to identify species and individuals, and to estimate kinship and population sizes of animals in natural populations. They developed novel ancient DNA protocols and were pioneers in applying these methods to issues of conservation importance, as well as to unraveling the evolutionary histories of extinct and endangered species. And they have been leaders in applying genetic methods to diagnose and study emerging pathogens responsible for sometimes devastating wildlife diseases.
CCG works to understand and conserve biodiversity through genetic research. It applies genetic theory and methods creatively to gain knowledge about the evolutionary and life histories of animals, to understand the importance of genetic variation to their survival, and to identify the methods needed to sustain them in captivity and the wild.
CCG research projects involve a broad methodological repertoire, often including field studies, DNA laboratory, theoretical and genetic management analyses. Many CCG research studies are collaborative with other scientists at the National Zoo, National Museum of Natural History, elsewhere at the Smithsonian, and with other zoo and academic researchers. CCG provides important service to the National Zoo and conservation community by developing genetic management plans for animals in zoos around the world, providing advice to agencies and non-governmental organizations, and applying molecular genetic methods to document conservation management units and identify individual gender, kin relationships, and pathogens. CCG scientists also participate in scientific training and outreach; teaching students and the public about conservation biology and how genetic theory and methods contribute to its ends.
Genetic deterioration due to inbreeding and loss of genetic diversity is a very real problem that increases the risk of extinction in both wild and zoo populations. CCG scientists have long been leaders in developing the science and tools for genetic management of endangered species Learn more.
To conserve endangered species effectively, scientists and managers need basic information such as where the animals live and how many of them there are. However, many endangered species are hard to find and even harder to count because they are rare and often secretive. CCG has developed genetic methods for obtaining reliable information on many elusive endangered species by analyzing DNA extracted from feces, hair, and other items shed in the wild. Learn more.
It is often difficult or impossible to obtain materials suitable for traditional DNA analysis from endangered and extinct species. In this case, CCG's genetics laboratory has optimized a set of careful, controlled protocols to isolate and analyze DNA from older materials including museum specimens, mineralized bones (bones that aren't completely fossilized), and archaeological artifacts. Learn more.
Conservation strategies require knowing the taxonomic units that are to be preserved and how unique they are. Is a population a distinct subspecies or species? How much gene flow is there between two geographically isolated populations? How different are populations or species and which one's extinction would most impact genetic diversity? DNA analyses can be extremely useful for answering these types of questions. Learn more.
Emerging diseases can be devastating to wildlife, both in nature and in zoos, and some of these epizootic (epidemic) diseases have also become major health problems for humans. CCG studies the effects of pathogenic organisms on wildlife, and develops and applies molecular methods for diagnosing diseases and determining genetic variation in a wide range of pathogen types. Learn more.
Studies of animal behavior and ecology can benefit from the use of genetic methods. Scientists can use genetic data to estimate the level of kinship of individuals, which can be used to help explain the behaviors of individuals in families and expanded social groups. CCG has participated in numerous collaborative studies of behavior with NZP and other scientists. Learn more.


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FFView is a fast OpenGL-powered picture viewer a la ACDsee (2.x). It is aimed at letting you read manga or other comics onscreen (windowed & fullscreen mode). Features include fast prefetching, smooth panning, voice commands, 2-page mode, a magnifying lens, the ability to browse pictures inside archives (.rar/.cbr, .zip/.cbz/, .pdf) and sticky per-picture options. It reads EXIF tags and is scriptable.
Required OS: 10.4
Tags: imageviewer , comics , cbr , cbz
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Apparently disabling the 'Speech Recognition' option isn't saved (on Mac OS 10.5). Editing the preferences in the com.feedface.ffview.plist file works though (eg: with PlistEdit Pro) :
Opens up speakable items widget in Snow Leopard.. have to log out to get rid of it. Very annoying. Broken.
Another nice hidden option (see help file):
To have the image list cleared before new files are opened:
defaults write com.feedface.ffview udn_clear_list_before "1"
Note: if you want your images to be smoothly zoomed or fit to the screen, be sure to check the antialiasing option. (Found in 'Options' menu, not in 'Preferences'.)
If you don't, you'll get a quite ugly 'stairs' effect when not zoomed at 100%.
(Looks like linear interpolation vs. cubic interpolation, more information on this subject, comparing Mac OS X vs. Windows XP here (in French).)
Very good to view photos too:
- can start in full screen without opening normal window first (unlike JustLooking for example. Note: this is a hidden option, see help file)
- can zoom to fit width (or fit whole photo)
- has shortcut to delete photo while viewing full screen.
Unfortunately, it doesn't have nice fading transitions between photos, maybe it'll come some day.
Definitely the best comic reader on the Mac (and i've tried a few).
Very nice, purpose-built comic reader. I blazed through all 75 issues of Sandman with it!
The hotkey editor is much appreciated- I have it set up so I can use the mouse as a kind of uber-lazy one button paging remote.
Comic reader? This is the best and fastest image viewer for the Mac! No nonsense.
Best comic reader I've found. But its window management is really odd. Dragging the image window around on my main display is jerky and unpredictable, and forget about using it on my second (larger) display. Bummer.
This is awesome for reading my hentai/pr0n collection ;)
I also use it for image-only PDF files (without text), as it zips through them.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Cornerback Chris Culliver offered the simplest explanation Thursday night for why the 49ers, yet again, avoided a two-game losing streak.
"Because we're the 49ers," Culliver said after a 13-6 escape against the visiting Seattle Seahawks.
For the fifth time under coach Jim Harbaugh, the 49ers bounced back from a regular-season loss with a victory -- and without allowing a touchdown. Thursday's comeback victory put them alone atop the NFC West at 5-2.
"Anytime you can put the pressure on the defense, we want it," cornerback Tarell Brown said.
The Seahawks led 6-3 at halftime before Alex Smith's third-quarter touchdown pass to Delanie Walker gave the 49ers a lead they wouldn't relinquish.
Frank Gore accounted for 50 of the 86 yards on that drive, and despite injuring his back in the second quarter, he finished with a season-high 131 rushing yards on 16 carries.
"We had to run the ball to win this game," left tackle Joe Staley said. "It was a tall order against that defense."
The Seahawks (4-3) have suffered all their defeats on the road against NFC West counterparts. This was the 49ers' first of six divisional games as reigning NFC West champs, and Harbaugh reveled in their second-half comeback.
"That was the most physical 30 minutes of football, in the second half, that I've ever seen this team play," he said.
Defensive lineman Justin Smith's response: "I thought the whole game was pretty physical. They gave us everything they had."
Continuing a phenomenal trend, the 49ers have outscored opponents 106-17 in their five bounce-back victories, including a 34-0 shutout of the New York Jets on Sept. 30.
Highlighting Thursday's charge was overdue prowess on special teams, plus the defense's fourth-quarter stands in Seahawks territory.
Seattle's final snap could have resulted in a safety, when a chop-block penalty took out linebacker Aldon Smith in the end zone. But Harbaugh passed on those extra points, preferring to take over on downs at the Seahawks' 21-yard line and having Alex Smith kneel twice to kill the final 43 seconds.
Alex Smith played, according to Harbaugh, a "perfect game" when it came to making on-field calls for a revitalized rushing attack. The offensive line came on strong, too.
Illustrating that success was a 20-yard run by Gore that set up David Akers' second field goal of the night, a 28-yard attempt with 5:24 remaining.
It was Gore's 16th and final carry, as coaches pulled him to rest his injured back.
"I'll be all right," Gore said. "Coaches want me to be smart. It's a long season. We've got a lot of other great (running) backs."
The 49ers were poised to increase their lead earlier, but Smith threw an ill-advised pass that was intercepted in the end zone by Brandon Browner early in the fourth quarter.
"Randy (Moss) was in the back of the end zone, Browner was in the front corner, and he stepped into it," Smith said.
Harbaugh didn't blame Smith's decision, noting: "I saw what he saw exactly, because I was right behind him (on the sideline). I saw Randy open in the end zone. I would have thrown it higher to take an interception out of the equation."
On the preceding play, Colin Kaepernick made his only appearance in place of Smith, and he was stopped for a 1-yard loss. Those back-to-back negative plays spoiled a drive in which Gore burst free for a 37-yard gain to the Seahawks' 8.
Seattle running back Marshawn Lynch had his moments, too. He ran for 103 yards, marking the first time since 2006 that the 49ers allowed back-to-back 100-yard rushers at home. Ahmad Bradshaw had 116 yards Sunday in the Giants' 26-3 rout.
But neither Lynch nor rookie quarterback Russell Wilson could make enough plays against a motivated 49ers defense.
"We wanted to go out there and get that mojo back," linebacker Patrick Willis said.
Added Staley: "Coming off a loss, you sense an urgency that everyone has, and it starts at midnight. No speeches are needed. Everyone understands what we have to do."
For more on the 49ers, see Cam Inman's Hot Read blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/49ers. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/CamInman.


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