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Vitamin B-12 (Cyanocobalamin) is a water soluble vitamin necessary for the maintenance of a healthy nervous system and for the production of energy from fats and proteins. Vitamin B-12 is also essential for the synthesis of DNA during cell division and therefore is especially important for rapidly multiplying cells, such as blood cells. In addition, adequate intake of Vitamin B-12, along with Folic Acid and Vitamin B-6, is critical for the conversion of homocysteine to methionine, thereby supporting a healthy cardiovascular system. While B-12 is stored in the liver, dietary sources are of animal origin only (meat and dairy). Therefore, supplementation with B-12 may be especially important for strict vegetarians.
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Mardel Christian Harlan, 74, of Wellsville, died Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2012, at her home.
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From Highway 101...
Head West on Newmark, pass Walmart and the College. When the west-bound lane goes from two lanes to one, Hull St. is the first right hand turn.
Pass the first parking lot, and drive to the left, drive under the SIGN of John Topits Park.
Keep to the right, down a small drive to the second parking lot. Park here.
At the North end of the parking lot, is a black-top trail head. You are only 1/4 (approx) away!)
There is a park bench on the left, but keep walking straight ahead. Pass a second bench. Continue PASSED the path on the left, where a bridge is in view. (enjoy that on the way back to your car!)
Continue straight, pass another bench , straight to fork in the path. Take the left fork, pass a FOURTH bench. Approx 35 paces passed the FOURTH bench, there is an overturned tree on the right. It's roots face the path.
//////////Sadly, IRIS and LEAF ERIC SUN have gone missing.////////////////
Walk between the root base and a stump. Just behind the left of the root base is your prize, beneath woody debris.
The FOURTH bench is a great place to record your stamp book, and enjoy a wonderful view.
From IRIS, continue on path.When a tree leans over the path, turn left. Step over log. Face and enjoy the lake. turn left. 12 paces is a large Doug Fir. in about 15 feet, a small broken log, hides LEAF ERIC SUN.
Back to the path, pass bench, pass 2nd bench, three pines on the Right. It's A MAZING what you will find beneath the one nearest the path.
Continue to fork in the path - Right.
Another Fork - Right.
Yet another Fork - You will find an bench. Sit and enjoy life for a while. Look forward, your HARVEST is behind the crooked pine.
Continue on path.
On the left, you will find a mossy/grassy area with a crooked tree. What is beneath the crooked tree is absolutely Da Vine!
Continue on to next fork. Again, sit on the bench and enjoy life while I tell you a story.
When I was a small child, my cousin/sister read to me often. My favorite story was called "Lindy Lou and the Green Umbrella". She read it to me often, and to this day, she still owns the book.
My childhood is long gone. But the memories linger. Look forward, across the path, on the left are two crooked trees. Behind the left crooked tree is where LINDY LOU lost her umbrella.
Back to parking lot.....From the bench, stand and turn LEFT. Right at View of Lake, Left at fork to parking.
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H-P Autonomy Mess a Governance Question: Accounting Expert
H-P Autonomy Mess a Governance Question
Questionable revenue recognition practices could be at the heart of Hewlett-Packard's messy $11 billion acquisition of U.K. software company Autonomy, said Tony Sondhi, a revenue recognition expert and member of the Financial Accounting Standards Board's Emerging Issues Task Force.
However, due diligence of the deal is also a question for Hewlett-Packard's own board, Sondhi said, a point Heard on The Street's Rolfe Winkler also made today. H-P's board approved the transaction last year, despite a vocal objection from H-P CFO Cathie Lesjak.
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DETROIT -- Warriors center Andrew Bogut will return to the starting lineup after a seven-game absence due to left shoulder inflammation, and remaining in the lineup for Monday's game at Detroit is Jermaine O'Neal.
O'Neal is the Warriors' replacement for forward David Lee, who has yet to join the team on this trip after missing Saturday's home win against Brooklyn because of the stomach flu.
"Hopefully he'll meet us somewhere along the road, but feeling better, which is good news," coach Mark Jackson said of Lee.
The Warriors went with the big lineup of Bogut and O'Neal to contend with Detroit's frontcourt of Andre Drummond and Greg Monroe.
O'Neal, the 18-year veteran, is playing some of his best basketball since starting in place of Bogut in the Warriors' past three games. He had 23 points and 13 rebounds against Brooklyn two days after coming through with the game-saving blocked shot against Houston.
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My bicycle is our second car. I love to bicycle in all weather, for all distances, and on all routes. Bicycling has brought so much joy to my life, and I want to share it with anyone who is interested. I will use my soapbox to tell you about the joys, the freedom, the benefits, and, yes, the challenges of bicycling and walking for transportation.
The Kirksville Police Department recently launched a bicycle safety program. A lot of people have asked me, "Did you have anything to do with this?" Yes, I did!
Several months ago our City Manager asked Chief Hughes to do something about the bicyclists on the sidewalks on the square. Chief Hughes thought I might have some useful input. I'm all for encouraging bicyclists to use the street. Bicyclists use the sidewalk because they think it is safer from cars, but sidewalks put cyclists at a greater risk of a car-bike collision. That is because sidewalks cross driveways, parking lot entrances, alleys, and streets. Backing-out collisions are a common type of bike-car collision.
My main concern was that the proposed "No bikes" signs discourage bicycling. According to my bike advocacy network, neither positive nor negative approaches get bicyclists off the sidewalks. Promoting bicycling in appropriate places does get more people bicycling on the street, but the ones biking on the sidewalks don't change. "No bikes" signs aren't effective either.
But to give it a more positive spin, we changed the wording from "No bikes" to "Dismount".
Sadly, the decision didn't make it through all the levels of bureaucracy, and our downtown sidewalks are now stamped with "NO BIKES" and a crossed-out bicycle. "Seems like a pretty unfriendly move," one person told me. "It makes it look like 'No bikes downtown whatsoever.'"
While my input didn't change the signs, what is more important is that we have expanded the scope of the effort from getting bicyclists off the sidewalks to encouraging safe bicycling. We want to promote lights at night and stopping at stop signs and lights for bicyclists. We want to promote safe passing distance for motorists and discourage motorist harassment of bicyclists. I'm working with Officer Nick Panos on a brochure and a grant.
With programs like this, campaigns from nonprofit health organizations to promote bicycling and walking, and improved infrastructure like bike lanes and FLATS, Kirksville could be Missouri's sixth Bicycle Friendly Community. Columbia is Missouri's only silver-level Bicycle Friendly Community, with Kansas City, Springfield, St. Louis, and Lee's Summit at bronze-level.


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International Gospel Lighthouse in Acton will host its seventh annual International Convention on June 11-20.
The event is themed "Endure hardness as a good solider" and will feature ten days and nights of Holy Ghost filled services.
A lineup of speakers and service times follows:
— Friday, June 11 at 7 p.m., singing and speaking by The Sloan Family of Walnut, Miss.
— Saturday, June 12 at 2 p.m., evangelist Sis. Eileen Myers of Morganton, N.C. speaking and 7 p.m. singing and speaking by evangelist Bro. James McMickin of Jasper, Ala.
Lowell Avenue Baptist Church got a facelift on Monday when its refurbished steeple was returned to its place atop the church.
According to church trustee Bobby Phillips, the 40-foot steeple was placed about 40 years ago and weather had taken its toll. The church contracted with Campbellsville Industries for the work.
Above, Tim Edwards controls the crane hoisting Barry Antle to affix the cross on top of the steeple.
Dave Walters is pastor at Lowell Avenue.
Nineteen veterans were honored at Friendship Baptist Church on Sunday, May 30.
Those included were Ronald A. Akin, Edgar Bennett, Troy Edelen, John Frazer, Mark Gaddie, Clark E. Glasscock, Lenwood Graves, Charles E. Harris, Vontress Jones, Jimmie Kendall, James Kendall, Joseph Kendall, Lee A. Kendall, Richard Lang, Thomas K. McDowell, Aaron Rattliff, Clyde Stephens, Harlan Warren and Joe Warren.
It can happen to you most any time and any place; all that's required is a stuffy auditorium filled with graduates in caps and gowns, a principal or president or superintendent who directs the program with boring predictability, speaks in a monotone voice with a staccato cadence, and of course, a guest speaker, who is prone to talk long after most have stopped listening.
And then, quite suddenly in the midst of this, you are overcome by the graduation blues.
Southern Gospel recording artists The Garry Polston Family will be in concert Sunday, May 23 at 6:30 p.m. at Meadowview Baptist Church. The church is located at 1211 Elk Horn Road.
The SonLight Kids will present "Everyday Heroes" at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday in the Campbellsville Christian Church Family Life Center.
"Everyday Heroes" tells the stories of Gideon, Esther and Nehemiah in music and drama.
Directed by children's ministry director Cari Gaddie, the SonLight Kids are made up of 35 children in grades one through five. There will also be a presentation by the preschool Tiny Tunes Choir.
Admission is free and everyone is invited.
The Taylor County Ministerial Association will host a worship service combining love for God and country on the National Day of Prayer - Thursday, May 6 at 7 p.m. at Campbellsville Baptist Church.
The evening will include the Campbellsville Elementary third- and fourth-grade choirs, Taylor County High School Show Choir, National Guard honor detail, and special guest speaker retired Lt. Col. Steve Russell of Oklahoma.
An offering will benefit the Taylor County Food Pantry.
The Rock Community Worship Center will have a cookout and yard sale on Saturday, May 8.
The event will start at 9 a.m. and last through most of the afternoon. All items are free, including the food.
Church members will be accepting donations throughout the day, with proceeds going to pay for educational material and drums.
The Acteens of Mt. Roberts Baptist Church attended the state Acteen conference "Exalt" at Georgetown College on April 16-17.
The group also traveled to the Kentucky Horse Park and participated in mission ministry.
Pictured, from left, are Callie Parrott, leaders Debbie Mardis and Robbin Cox, Blair Beard, Brittany Underwood, Danielle Wilhoit and Hannah Whiteside.
Campbellsville University students shared testimonies of their spring break mission trips during Oasis, the weekly Baptist Campus Ministry meeting at Campbellsville University recently on the first day back to classes.
Missions to Costa Rica, Florida, Dearborn, Mich., a road trip around Kentucky, and a road trip around the South, came down to one theme, "Things don't always work out, but God works it out."
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In David Sirota's column, "The Supreme Court's radical new precedent," on April 1, he states: "In adjudicating such cases, [that is, bans denying the same legal protections for LGBT couples], judges are supposed to prevent a tyranny of the majority from trampling the constitutional rights of minorities."
In Will Durst's April 2 column, "Equal is as equal does," he states: "Familiarity breeds tolerance...When you say "gay people," the emphasis is on the people and the only real difference between gay and straight is which way your head faces during sex...Whether its generational shifts, enlightened minds or disco going mainstream, the tide of tolerance is proving inexorable."
The myth of sexual-orientation and preference being promoted by LGBT as the source of one's identity is no more credible than one's sexual orientation or preference being determined by behavior. It is when the tide of tolerance is used by either side to elevate opinion or ideology to the status of absolute truth that it becomes tyrannical. Personally, I am tired of the tyranny of both sides. LGBT or straight, I don't care. If you want to hype your ideology as absolute truth and ram it down my throat, I am up for a fight.
I'm not interested in the "malevolent clowns from the Westboro Baptist Church, who make God laugh so hard he spits milk through his nose" (Will Durst). Neither am I interested in a LGBT tide of intolerance chronicled in Wikipedia under the categories of LGBT Culture (10 pages), Social Movements (18 pages) and Timeline of LGBT history (42 pages).
Wake up America both gay and straight. Get beyond the resentment, anger and fear fueling your tyrannies of intolerance. Love one another as God intends and not as you have decided others ought to be.
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Remembering the derecho of 2012
June 29, 2013
When the skies darkened and the thunder rolled into the valley exactly one year ago, many area residents had no idea the force of the storm that was coming....
What I remember is hearing people say they could not get any information about what was going on.
Most of the smart phone addicted and computer addicted people never thought about going out to their car and turning the AM radio on and tuning in on WMOA.
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Our professors are committed to helping you develop the practical skills, comprehensive knowledge, and compassion to thrive as a physician assistant. They'll support you every step of the way, in the classroom, in the clinical phase, and in your career planning. Not many schools can promise this level of personal attention—because we are a small, private program, we are able to look out for each of our students and guide them toward success.
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Trey Anastasio Band,
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Set 1: The Way I Feel, Mozambique, Acting the Devil, It Makes No Difference, First Tube, Burlap Sack and Pumps, Aqui Como Alla, The Inlaw Josie Wales[1], Bathtub Gin[2], At the Barbeque, At the Gazebo, Will It Go Round in Circles?
Set 2: Come On Baby, Let's Go Downtown > Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours, Sand, Ether Sunday, Noodle Rave Daddio, Nothing But an 'E' Thing, Windora Bug > Gotta Jibboo
Encore: Mellow Mood
[1] Trey and Tony acoustic duet.
[2] Trey solo acoustic.
Notes: Trey and Tony performed "The Inlaw Josie Wales" as an acoustic duet. Trey performed "Bathtub Gin" solo, acoustic.
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DUNCAN, SC-- Memorial services for Mary Frances Phillips, age 52, who passed away January 27, will be held Thursday at 3:00 at the Chapel Norton Funeral Home, Hartsville. Family will receive friends at 2644 Pineland Circle, Hartsville, Thursday from 12:00 noon until 2:30 pm. Ms. Phillips was born in Spartanburg, a daughter of the late Charles Wesley and Janice M. Tesner Pridgeon. She was employed at Spartanburg Steel.
Surviving are three daughters, Shannon (Chuck) Moore of Wellford, SC, Cristy (Jonathan Burgess) Phillips of Hartsville and Brandi (Steven Simmons) Phillips of Hartsville; two grandchildren, Cooper and Kassidy Simmons of Hartsville; one sister, Julie Bradley of Chesnee, SC; two brothers, Charles Pridgeon of Boiling Springs and Anthony Pridgeon of Fairforrest, SC.
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PINELLAS PARK | A man's arm was severed Friday morning after it got caught in a machine at a pasta factory, authorities said.
The man, an employee at the Florida Pasta Company, was airlifted to Tampa General Hospital. His name and condition were not released.
Firefighters were called to the factory, 4501 107th Circle N., just before 11 a.m., said David Holler, Pinellas Park Fire EMS Chief.
When they arrived, they found the man stuck in a dough mixer, Holler said. Authorities freed the man and took him to the hospital.
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Free software, not just Linux, is a major problem for Microsoft. It's a big mistake thinking they don't understand free software, or its mechanics.
They understand it all too well, and they don't like it - not one little bit!
The problem Microsoft has with free software is that it benefits the customer directly, not the software IP holders. The ways to make money from free software are:
- to use it (Google, Amazon etc.);
- to service the guys using it (RedHat, IBM, SuSE etc.);
- to include it as part of your product (Linksys etc).
If you look at Microsoft, their two biggest cash cows are selling licenses for Windows and Office - there is no room for that model in a FLOSS world. Not only do Microsoft need to kill FOSS to expand, I believe they need to kill it to survive!
Looking at their marketing, the approach seems to be to attack Linux from all sides at every opportunity. Soon, we can expect patent attacks on FOSS, either directly from Microsoft or from surrogate companies, financed by Microsoft to do the dirty work; if past records are any indication, they won't premeditate an attack through a surrogate company, they'll just finance companies that do "have a go" and then unceremoniously drop them afterwards.
Microsoft don't need to encourage analysts to write for them since there is already a long queue waiting to get a slice of the pie. There are lots of people like Enderle around. The figures published in their campaign entitled "Get The Facts" may well not have been pre-ordered by Microsoft (despite the funding questions surrounding them). Their so called "independent evaluators" could well have produced the figures all by themselves! (That campaign has been stopped in the UK by the way.)
Microsoft are also very powerful. I live in the UK's university town of Cambridge, and not only has Microsoft got the University's IT department well and truly sewn up, they've also contributed several hundred million UKP to the "William Gates Building" there. The members of Parliament here are simply not interested in breaking the Microsoft monopoly - citing the large donations Billy makes to charity. (For those of you in the US who think you have the most unwise politicians - think again).
Software patents are not implemented here in Europe yet and it's going to be very difficult to stop them. We, free software advocates, are trying hard, but it's like trying to stop a runaway train. I am sure that in the long term the Microsoft model will be defeated, but a lot of damage can be caused in the meantime if we don't stop the nonsense now.
Don't think for a second that Microsoft are stupid, or that Microsoft don't understand free software. They are clever, and devious. They are using every opportunity to stop the advancement of free software, planned or unplanned. They will make sure they are not directly involved in ruthless lawsuits, though they'll more than happily finance them. Any "cross platform" ventures are solely written to bring people into the Microsoft fold (like SFU). Civil servants are dined. Politicians are petitioned. Statistics are made up. Advertisements and FUD are proliferated. Microsoft will stop at nothing because they have nothing to lose.
One effect I'm beginning to see is that their behaviour is beginning to be noticed, and people (here in Europe) are beginning to look elsewhere rather than to Microsoft for solutions. Not because of TCO or any other acronym, but simply because people don't like them.
Free Software and Launching Book
In Capitalism paradigmatic, all benefit to be achiev is money, or mataerial things. But actually money and material is not the only thing to hunt to.
We may have or get a psichological satisfaction by launching free software or book. The twoo kinds of things can be our faith, hope, and charity.
The Prophet Mohamad (pbuh) said: "Mankind, After his/her death, the connection between him/her and this world is ended except three things: (1) our charity/fund to others, (2) our knowledge that's usefull for human life, and (3) sons/doughters that will pray for him/her. He/she will be always be able to take advantage of the three things....".
I think this is a universal value to be kept in mind and to be thinked over.
Soo keep launching free software and keep writing new books without copywriting at all. That is our faith, hope and charity...
Microsoft & 'free software'
Hopefully, Microsoft will continue overlooking 'free software' until its too late. By "overlooking," I mean that Microsoft [Ms, hereafter] is really too busy trying to 'be all things to all people,' instead of focusing on their 'core competency.' In the case of Ms, B. Gates, et al, they're not as concerned as they should be, because they're continually trying to find something else to do, besides write code, upgrade & update programs, & improve the quality & security of their software. As long as they stay focused on some silly 'strawman' of their own making, fighting 'free software' will remain a relatively insignificant part of their collective day. So, let's all encourage Bill, Steve, & all the rest to stay focused on 'search,' the web, ANYTHING but free software! Send 'em emails about how much you appreciate their efforts to improve online searching, how concerned you about protecting innovation, or how unfair the legal system is. Hey, look at everything they've done in the past, then give 'em some ideas that will, hopefully, help them keep on being 'Ms'directed!
Hope at Cambridge yet?
I live in the UK's university town of Cambridge, and not only has Microsoft got the University's IT department well and truly sewn up...
That may or may not be the case (the latter statement of course - I don't refute where you live :o) ) but it doesn't stop Open Source work going on at the University..
XEN - http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/Research/SRG/netos/xen/
and Exim - http://www.exim.org
to name two applications being worked on there and I am sure there are more.
Hope for Cambridge yet?
Actually, Free Software is problem Nº1 for Microsoft
So expect a rabid fight against Free Software, Gnu/Linux and the community.
You can check it in their corporate risks and threats assesment report:
The penguin never sleeps. Fear the penguin.
Remember Halloween 1998?
We know they understand and fear FOSS. The Halloween Documents are a nice loooong "oh crap...they're good at this software thing." Let's just keep making everyone aware that there no reason to ever pay a few hundred dollars for MS Office. There's OOo, and it's MS Office compatible. Every customer who asks "does this come with Word?" when buying a computer, I tell "no, but I can put a free office suite called Open Office on there. It does the same stuff Office does, and it can use the same files." When I see the overpriced office suites in stores, I sneer and say (not so quietly) "who'd pay for an office suite when you can get one free at openoffice.org?" and I've told people in another computer store, right after the sales guy was telling them how they get a 30 day trial of Office and can come back and pay a few hundred dollars for the full version, about OOo, and, as anyone who cares about his/her wallet, they, liked hearing they could save money.


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Washington College of Law, American University
The Washington College of Law was founded in 1896 by Ellen Spencer Mussey and Emma M. Gillett, who established a coeducational school to ensure that women, as well as men, were given the opportunity to study law. The Washington College of Law became a professional division of American University in 1949 and is fully accredited. It is a member of the Association of American Law Schools and is approved by the American Bar Association. In addition, the law school meets the requirements for preparation for the bar in all states and carries the certification of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, as well as the New York State Department of education.
University of Chile Law School, Santiago, Chile
The University of Chile Law School is the oldest academic institution in Chile and one of the most prestigious in Latin America. Since 1842 it has been the place where the best representation of Chilean lawyers, politicians and intellectuals have received their education. With more than 1700 students and 200 professors, it is the most active center of Chilean legal academia. Important legal scholarship is published by its several legal journals and through its independent printing house. The large law library, its modern computer law department, and its clinical program reflect a commitment to legal leadership now and in the future.
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Founded in 1982, the University Diego Portales School of Law trains students to have a broad cultural perspective and to be socially aware, open to change, and ethically responsible. To achieve these goals, the law school faculty is selected in a pluralistic manner from diverse schools of thought. The faculty shares, however, a broad vision of jurisprudence which purports to analyze law in all its dimensions: historical, sociological, normative, and ethical.
University of Buenos Aires
The University of Buenos Aires (UBA), one of the top learning institutions in South America, was founded in 1821. It is the largest and most prestigious law school in Argentina. The university has produced five Nobel Prize winners and provides free education for students from all around the globe. The University of Buenos Aires is a public organization which aims at the promotion, diffusion and preservation of culture.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – 'Tis the season for Islanders Basketball! Celebrate the holidays with your hometown teams by taking advantage of our Holiday Hoops Special!
For the men's game against Cal State Northridge on Friday, Dec. 20, and the women's game against Huston-Tillotson on Monday, Dec. 30, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Basketball is offering one free ticket with every paid admission. Tickets for the men's game are just $8, while admission to the women's contest is just $6.
So if you're looking to get out of the house with your holiday guests, give the gift of Islanders Basketball and make it a night for the whole family. Even if the weather outside is frightful, the basketball inside will be delightful!
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October 26, 2011
DOE Issues Report on Financing Solar Photovoltaic Systems for Schools
DOE released on October 20 a report detailing best practices for financing and installing photovoltaic systems on school buildings. The report is titled "Solar Schools Assessment and Implementation Project: Financing Options for Solar Installations on K-12 Schools." Produced under the SunShot initiative, the report supports the ongoing development of Solar Master Plans for three California public school districts—Oakland, Berkeley, and West Contra Costa Unified School Districts.
The SunShot Initiative is a collaborative national effort to reduce the cost of solar energy by 75%, making it cost competitive with other forms of energy by the end of the decade. The new study supports DOE's SunShot Initiative goal of addressing critical barriers, such as the availability of financing, to accelerate the integration of solar energy technologies across the United States. Installing solar energy systems on public schools can help school districts save money on their utility bills, reduce carbon emissions, support job creation, and provide students with opportunities to learn about clean energy.
The newly released report examines the two primary types of ownership models used to obtain solar installations: the direct-ownership option, where the school district finances the project through debt financing, and the third-party finance model, which typically involves a third party that owns, operates, and maintains the system and is paid by the school system for the solar power generated. The third-party finance model also includes Energy Saving Performance Contracts, in which the savings from energy efficiency improvements in the schools can help to pay for the solar installation. This analysis can help school administrators across the country select the best option for deploying solar technologies in their school districts. See the DOE Progress Alert, the complete report, and the SunShot Initiative website.


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Juror in phony Rockefeller case called into private conference prior to trial
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Central Park 5 jogger tells her story in Greenfield
GREENFIELD - The victim's role doesn't fit Trisha Meili at all. She's vibrant, stylish, witty, candid, humble, engaging, Yale-educated. Her smile comes easily. No question is out of bounds.
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Jon Schepp's documentary about "Superman Lives," the scrapped Tim Burton film starring Nic Cage as the Man of Steel, Chris Rock as Jimmy Olsen, Tim Allen as Brainiac, has released a teaser trailer.
"Daredevil" and "Indestructible Hulk" writer Mark Waid spoke with CBR about becoming a co-owner of Alter Ego Comics in Muncie, Indiana, and how it fits in with his passion for digital comics.
Dynamite Entertainment has provided CBR with advance looks at new comics on sale Wednesday, August 28, including "Masks" vol. 1 TP, "Miss Fury" #5, "Uncanny" #3 and "Mark Waid's The Green Hornet" #5.
Courtesy of Dynamite, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Mark Waid's The Green Hornet" #5 by Waid and Ronilson Freire. After the fall, Britt Reid tries to put his life together Aug. 28.
Doug Zawisza gives "Daredevil" #30 5 stars, calling the issue by writer Mark Waid and artist Chris Samnee "another example of what great comics should look like."
CSBG's Brian Cronin explores the theory that Mark Waid's critically-acclaimed "Daredevil" is overpraised due to its unique old-school style, comparing it to actual average superhero comics from 1973.
Mike Wieringo passed away six years ago this week, and Augie remembers the artist's beloved stint on "Fantastic Four," specifically the widescreen scope of the three-issue "Fourtitude" arc.
Mark Waid's Thrillbent, which hosts a variety of digital comics that can be read in a variety of different ways, is adding a new way to purchase titles: download-to-own. ROBOT 6 has details.
Thrillbent.com's Mark Waid and a panel of fellow creators, including James Tynion IV and Asa Tait, gave a behind the scenes look at how comic books are produced for the digital publisher.
Rising star Chris Samnee, the artist of "Daredevil" and "Rocketeer: Cargo of Doom" received the spotlight treatment at Comic-Con and talked about his career in a panel moderated by Mark Waid.
One retailer and four digital guys get down to brass tacks about what digital can do that print can't - and vice versa - coming to the conclusion that both formats should have no problem co-existing for years to come.
"Indestructible Hulk" writer Mark Waid spoke with CBR about his upcoming "Hulk: Agent Of T.I.M.E." storyline and Bruce Banner/Hulk's mission to repair the timestream damage caused in "Age of Ultron."
Writer Mark Waid speaks about working with Max Brooks and artist Shane Davis on Legendary Comics' upcoming graphic novel, "Shadow Walk," and fields questions on religion and faith.
CBR News spoke exclusively with writer J.M. DeMatteis and artist Mike Cavallaro about modernizing Archie Comics' flagship superhero the Shield in back-up stories from the upcoming "The Fox" miniseries.
Digital comics sales estimated at $70 million in 2012! Financial filings show IDW is doing well! Mark Waid and Dean Haspiel on "The Fox"! Matt Kindt and Marco Rudy talk "Marvel Knights: Spider-Man"! Plus more!
Archie Comics has released a preview of Mark Waid & Dean Haspiel's revival of the Red Circle Comics character, "The Fox" #1. The 1940s hero makes his modern day debut October 30.
Dynamite Entertainment has provided CBR with advance looks at new comics on sale Wednesday, July 3, including "The Owl" #1, "The Shadow" #15 and the final issues of "Jennifer Blood: First Blood" & "The Bionic Woman."
Doug Zawisza gives "Indestructible Hulk" #9 by Mark Waid and Matteo Scalera 4 stars, saying Waid "masterfully balances humorous moments with suspense, action and predicament."
Marvel has announced "Spider-Man: Family Business," an original graphic novel which will introduce a new character to the Marvel Universe: Peter Parker's long-lost sister Teresa.
Tips for those attending Comic-Con International! Interviews with Art Spiegelman, Nick Cardy, Matt Kindt, Mark Waid and more! Comic-book collection stolen in Springfield, Illinois!
Founding Avenger Hank Pym comes face to face with his past and future in Mark Waid and Andre Araujo's "Age of Ultron" #10A.I. The epilogue to the alternate timeline event coursing through the Marvel U hits June 26.
Brian Wood and Olivier Coipel's long-anticipated "X-Men" #1 debuts on May 29, and CBR has an exclusive look at the first issue, along with a preview of "Indestructible Hulk" #8 by Mark Waid and the legendary Walt Simonson!
In "Daredevil" #26 creators Mark Waid & Chris Samnee revealed the identity of the mysterious mastermind behind Matt Murdock's rash of troubles. CBR spoke with Waid about the reveal and climactic events of the issue.
Mark Waid spoke with CBR about "The Rocketeer / The Spirit: Pulp Friction,"IDW's new miniseries starring the two popular pulp heroes coming face-to-face in 1940s Los Angeles. Plus, exclusive art!
Courtesy of Dynamite, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Mark Waid's The Green Hornet" #2 by Mark Waid and Daniel Indro with a cover by Paolo Rivera. The issue goes on sale May 15.
Marvel Comics has released Chris Samnee's cover to "Daredevil" #30 written by Mark Waid that teases an encounter between the Silver Surfer and the Man Without Fear. The issue hits stores in August.
Greg McElhatton gives "Indestructible Hulk" #7 by Mark Waid and new series artist Walter Simonson 4 stars, saying "the idea of the Hulk being a coiled spring held in reserve is a perfectly legitimate take on the character."
With his new creator-owned series on Mark Waid's Thrillbent site, writer James Tynion IV plans to make a horror comic that's actually scary, depicting a First Lady of the US struggling with the demons inside her.
"Tiny Titans" creators Art Baltazar and Franco announced at C2E2 plans to publish their all-ages Aw Yeah Comics titles digitally via Mark Waid's Thrillbent.
Marvel has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at Paolo Rivera's variant cover for "Daredevil" #26 along with a preview of the issue by Mark Waid and Chris Samnee.
Writer Mark Waid and artist Dean Haspiel will team-up to present the modern day adventures of Archie Comics' classic pulp-style superhero the Fox in a just announced Red Circle Comics series.
Writer Mark Waid joins Marvel E-i-C Axel Alonso for a lengthy discussion of his acclaimed "Daredevil," the future of "Indestructible Hulk" and the task of rebuilding Hank Pym in "Age of Ultron" #10A.I.
Ryan K. Lindsay gives "Daredevil" #25 by Mark Waid and Chris Samnee 4 stars, calling the introduction of a new villain "another great issue from one of the most satisfying creative teams on the book."
In celebration of Superman's 75th Birthday, Eisner Award winning writer and comic book trivia king Mark Waid has ten questions about the Man of Steel only the biggest fans would know. Test your fanboy mettle now!
Mark Waid discusses the upgrades readers have discovered with the release of Thrillbent 2.0, and how the site has begun to tackle the tough subjects of distribution, monetization and more.
Comparing Image's worldwide pre-orders and U.S. sales estimates! Mark Waid pays tribute to Carmine Infantino! Interviews with Neal Adams, Gilbert Hernandez, Roger Langridge and more!
Chris Ware's "Building Stories" wins Lynd Ward Prize for Graphic Novel of the Year! Mark Waid and CBLDF on "Saga" #12! WonderCon's "gay geek scene"! Interviews with Jim Rugg and Allen Bellman! Plus more!
Ryan K. Lindsay gives "Indestructible Hulk" #6 by Mark Waid and new series artist Walter Simonson 4 stars, calling the issue "fantastically written, perfectly illustrated and a definite clear jumping on point."
"Insufferable" artist Peter Krause discusses the return of his and Mark Waid's Thrillbent comic, the appeal of going digital and the way his approach to illustrating has adapted to accommodate the online format.
A redesign for Mark Waid's forward-thinking comics portal Thrillbent includes new comics, new features and enhanced sharing options that will make spreading strips like "Insufferable" as easy as posting YouTube clips.
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Almost Human Parallax Site
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Lots of people seem to be predicting that 2014 is going to be the year of parallax scrolling... so far I think they are on a good ticked.
This site for the new Fox TV show Almost Human has done a great job to capture the futuristic vibe of the show. I sort of feel dirty using it with a mouse, instead I should be going all Minority Report on it and waving my hands in the air to navigate... but that just feels like it would be super tiring.


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Live Music starting at 9PM every Friday
The Historic BEST WESTERN PLUS Windsor Hotel is located in the heart of downtown Americus, Georgia. Built in 1892, to attract winter visitors from the north, the Windsor was a 100 room, five story Victorian masterpiece architecturally designed with tower and turret, balconies, and a three story open atrium lobby. It occupies nearly an entire city block, and was the site of numerous balls and celebrations. The hotel closed its doors in 1972 after almost 80 years in operation. In 1991, the hotel re-opened after a $6.5 million dollar renovation.
In 2010, the hotel underwent an extensive renovation updating the hotel with modern amenities, such as a Fitness and Business Center, all new bedding including duvet and duvet covers, 32 inch LG flat screen televisions, granite countertops in the bathroom, micro/fridge, and much more. During the renovation areas of the hotel were restored back to its original state. On June 15th 2010, the hotel joined the Best Western family hosting a re-grand opening to remember with special guest attendees Former President and Mrs. Carter and many other local leaders.
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At present time, there are 53 individually appointed guest rooms, including 6 Suites and two Tower suites, the Bridal Suite and the Carter Presidential Suite, which is named in honor of our 39th President and local resident Jimmy Carter. President and Mrs. Carter spent the night in the Presidential Suite in 2002, and are frequent guests and big supporters of the hotel.
The historic BEST WESTERN PLUS Windsor Hotel has been featured on NBC's "The Today Show", Georgia Public Broadcasting, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, USA Today, Southern Distinction magazine, Southern Living, is the recipient of Georgia's Department of Tourism Excellence in Customer Service Award, National Preservation Award, and is located within the National Historic Register recognized historic downtown Americus.
A full array of business services is available for conferences and meetings. Host an elegant wedding in our main lobby or a business meeting in one of our conference rooms. Guests can enjoy dinner in the beautiful Rosemary & Thyme Restaurant, a modern, upscale American restaurant serving flavorful food. Floyds Pub is always a great time with rocking chairs on the veranda, refreshing cocktails, and amazing food. Experience the Victorian ambiance of this castle-like hotel located just 10 miles in between world-famous Plains and the infamous Andersonville National Historic Site.
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Ball State Gameday
PARKING AND ROAD CLOSURES (lots will open at 4 p.m. for the Nov. 24th game)
Parking is available at the following lots
--> East side of Tillostson (Donor Lots)
o White Lot
o Gold Lot
o Cardinal Lot
--> West side of Tillotson
o $5.00 Lot
o $20.00 Oversized Vehicles/Baseball Lot
o RV's, buses, oversized vehicles and vehicles pulling large grills will be assigned to this lot
o One vehicle per parking space
o For those 21 an older, responsible alcohol is permitted in designated locations and all individuals must present identification to appropriate law enforcement or university personnel when request to do so
o All beverages should be in aluminum cans, plastic bottles, or paper or plastic cups. Glass containers are not permitted
o Kegs or hard liquor is NOT permitted
o Drinking games and drinking apparatuses are NOT permitted
o Couches and other indoor furniture are prohibited
o RV's, buses, oversized vehicles and vehicles pulling large grills will be assigned to a parking site in the baseball parking lot
o Trash receptacles will be place throughout the tailgate area for both garbage and recyclables
o Portable restroom facilities are available in the tailgate area
o Tents measuring large than 10 X 10 are NOT permitted
o The tailgating area will be cleared 15 minutes prior to the start of the game, all activities must cease at that time
CARDINAL WALK (presented by Toyota of Muncie)
The Ball State football team will arrive 2 hours prior to kickoff via bus on Tillotson Avenue. The Pride of the Mid-America Ball State Marching Band, cheerleaders, code red and Charlie Cardinal will lead team from bus to locker room facility. Fans are encouraged to cheer on the Cardinals as they walk to the Fisher Training Complex.
Located in the west lawn of the Alumni Center, Charlie Town features food and beverages at the Chirp 'n' Grill tailgate, a family fun zone, and music. Festivities will being two hours before kickoff at every home football game. Visit Charlietown.eventbrite.com to learn more and to register for the meal package.
TAILGATE TOWN (presented by Woof Boom Radio)
WLBC 104.1 FM will be broadcasting live from the Gold Lot and WERK 104.9 FM will be broadcasting live from the White Lot.
Accessible seating is readily available throughout Scheumann Stadium. Please see a member of the Scheumann Stadium event staff after arriving at the stadium.
The address for Scheumann Stadium is 2800 W Bethel Ave. Muncie, IN, 47304
Spectators are not allowed on the field any time. Fans are also prohibited from throwing items onto the field. Such behavior will result in removal from the stadium.
Ball State reserves the right to remove from individuals whose behavior disrupts players, coaches, officials or other fans. No refunds will be given in these cases.
Concession stands are conveniently located throughout the stadium by gates 1, 2, & 3 as well as both east and west entrances to the general admission seating on the hill. The concession stands feature Pepsi products, Papa John's Pizza, and Fisher Meats' BBQ, hot dogs, and hamburgers.
First Aid is available from on-site EMTs. If medical emergencies occur during the game, please contact the on-site security staff.
An elevator to access club, suite and press box levels is located on the concourse between gates two and three on the west side of the stadium.
Fan safety is always the top priority for the Ball State Athletics and is of the utmost importance for all game day staff on campus and at Scheumann Stadium.
Should you or another guest need immediate assistance, please notify the nearest game day staff member or security personnel.
Gates open 90 minutes prior to kick-off. Fans may enter through Gates 1-4. Students may enter through Gate 5 on the southeast side of Scheumann Stadium. Click here for information about Ball State Student Rewards.
Lost items should be turned into a Scheumann Stadium event staff member.
Ball State merchandise is available from the Ball State Bookstore inside Gate 1. Merchandise is also available online at BallStateGear.com.
It is prohibited to consume or possess any alcoholic beverage in an open container on any public street, sidewalk, public parking facility or private property when the owner has not given consent to consume alcohol or have an open container on the property. The law includes consuming or possessing alcoholic beverages in or around Scheumann Stadium. Violators are subject to a civil citation.
Certain items are prohibited inside Scheumann Stadium. This list includes artificial noisemakers such as cowbells, airhorns, umbrellas, etc.; any outside food or drink, including alcoholic beverages, cans or coolers; and animals or pets (excluding service animals).
Threatening or inconsiderate behavior such as profane and abusive language, use of tobacco, fighting, and drunkenness will not be tolerated and can result in ejection, arrest, and/or loss of season ticket privileges.
Standing on seats/bleachers, and throwing of any objects in the stands or onto the field, is also prohibited. Should you observe any of this disruptive behavior, please notify the nearest law enforcement officer.
NCAA policy prevents fans from entering the field of play unless they are properly credentialed or accompanied by an authorized staff member. Violators are subject to arrest.
Students involved in prohibitive or disruptive behavior will also be subject to disciplinary action through the Dean of Students Office and Ball State Student Code of Conduct. Students enjoy the rights and privileges that they gain as a member of the university community and are subject to the responsibilities which accompany that membership.
Ball State Athletics reserves the right to remove the ticket holder from the premises if in the sole opinion of the security personnel his or her conduct endangers or disrupts the players, coaches, officials, or fans. Ball State Athletics thanks you for your support.
Official programs are distributed free of charge at Gates 1-4.
Fans are not permitted to leave and re-enter Scheumann Stadium once their game ticket has been scanned.
In the event of a severe weather delay, fans will be allowed to exit the Stadium to seek shelter. Fans will be re-admitted at the restart of the game with their ticket stubs.
Restrooms can be found in the northeast and northwest corners of the stadium on either side of the hill, on the concourse under the west side grandstand or behind the east bleachers.
Signs are permitted inside Scheumann Stadium, provided they are no larger than a standard piece of poster board and are in good taste.
Ball State University is a Tobacco Free Campus, which includes the ban of electronic cigarettes. This policy is in effect at all Ball State Athletic facilities, including Scheumann Stadium. We request and appreciate your adherence and compliance with this University policy.
Game day Staff will be monitoring for those in violation and request such action be ceased. Violators are subject to ejection.
The Mid-American Conference and its member institutions promote good sportsmanship by their student athlete, coaches and fans. We request your cooperation by supporting the participants and officials in a positive manner. Profanity, racial or sexist comments, or other intimidating actions directed at officials, players, coaches, or team representative will no be tolerated and is cause for removal of Scheumann Stadium
The Scheumann Stadium Box Office opens 4 hours prior to kickoff. Click Here for Ticket Information or call 888.BSU.Ticket.
The main athletic ticket office is located inside Worthen arena on the lower level between gates 2 & 3 The ticket office is open from 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Gunmaker short sales plunge as concern about anti-gun laws fade
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Cross country's Burne, Speakman tabbed AE Scholar-Athletes
Feb. 8, 2013
Cambridge, Mass. - Junior Olivia Burne and sophomore Eric Speakman of the Stony Brook cross country team have been named America East Scholar-Athletes for the fall semester, conference administrators announced Friday.
Scholar-Athletes are members of teams in the six America East-sponsored championship sports for the fall season including men's and women's cross country, men's and women's soccer, field hockey and volleyball. A committee of athletic administrators and NCAA Faculty Athletics Representatives selects an honoree for each sport based on their performances on the field and in the classroom. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must have a minimum cumulative grade-point average of a 3.30 and be a starter or prominent reserve.
Burne, a native of Imerston, New Zealand, is the fifth-straight Seawolf to garner cross country scholar-athlete honors. She finished first on her squad and fourth overall in the championship race as Stony Brook won its sixth-consecutive conference crown. A two-time all-conference selection, Burne finished in the top-25 at the NCAA Northeast meet to earn a spot on the USTFCCCA All-Region team. Burne, who majors in journalism and holds a 3.94 GPA, has been named to the America East's All-Academic team three times, its Commissioner's Honor Roll four times and Stony Brook's Dean's List five times.
Speakman, a repeat Scholar-Athlete, was the individual champion at the 2012 America East Cross Country Championship with a race-winning time of 25:11.43. The two-time all-conference honoree finished 20th in the NCAA Northeast Regional to earn USTFCCCA all-region accolades for the second-straight year. A Napier, New Zealand native, Speakman is double majoring in business management and economics and has a 3.86 GPA. He has been named to the America East's All-Academic team twice, is a three-time member of the America East Commissioner's Honor Roll and has made SBU's Dean's List five times.
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Arnie Williams of Tunbridge had a hernia that needed a quick fix. His primary care doctor sent him straight upstairs to the general surgery office without an appointment. He was seen that day, a Wednesday, and was in surgery Friday morning. Medical secretary Carol Young got him in and nurse Cindy Loomis was by his side.
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PHOENIX -- When the A's break camp on Wednesday, each player will be making room in his carry-on bag for a DVD.
It won't be a memento of the Cactus League. The DVD will be a baseball-specific program of yoga stretches put together by Phoenix-based yoga instructor Katherine Roberts.
"It's not your mom's yoga," said Roberts, who is in her third spring training leading the A's in yoga stretches.
It's not typical for baseball teams to go in heavily for yoga, Roberts said, although some players do it on their own. But a handful of teams have incorporated yoga into their pregame stretching program, and many of the A's players swear by it.
"Yoga is awesome," catcher Stephen Vogt said. "And the way Katherine helps us use it is great. As a catcher, I have to squat and get into all kinds of compromising positions during a game. With yoga, it's easier for me to get loose and to stay flexible. I tried it a little three years ago when I was with Tampa Bay, but after doing it here, it's something I do all the time."
Even manager Bob Melvin is a fan. He was an active participant last year, and "I would be out there now," he said, but for his ongoing back pain.
Reliever Sean Doolittle said the A's use of yoga the last few seasons was one of the things that made his move from hitter to pitcher go as flawlessly and quickly as it did.
"I love it all; it's all about getting to know your body," Doolittle said. "I probably don't need the DVD, though. Katherine's been with us for a few years now, and I know a lot of the exercises by heart."
Doolittle says he practices some form of yoga a couple days a week in the offseason and does some form of it most days during the baseball calendar.
That's not to say the A's have personal yoga mats and are styling yoga wear. That's not the way Roberts wants them to approach an exercise for which she is an advocate in over 30 countries through her company, Yoga For Golfers.
The A's line up in rows of six or eight, and the no-nonsense Roberts walks up and down alternating the stretches in an encouraging voice. Before and after the sessions, she sips coffee and talks with the players about their specific needs.
"These guys are athletes; they don't need to do everything yoga," she said. "I'm one of the spokes in the wheel for them to getting their conditioning right. I believe that they are looser and more flexible because of what we do, and I think it cuts down on injuries."
Doolittle and Vogt agree that yoga cuts down on injuries, but the evidence is more anecdotal than statistical.
"My object in working with them is to create as much body symmetry and balance as I can," Roberts said. "When you look at pitchers, throwing a baseball the way they do is one of the least symmetrical things an athlete can do. But with the balance that they can get from yoga, they build strength."
Roberts has worked with many pro golfers, as her company's name suggests, as well as NBA players and coaches. She also worked with the San Diego Padres before being recruited to the A's by the team's strength and conditioning coach, Mike Henriques.
Not all the A's completely buy into yoga. Center fielder Coco Crisp says, "It's fine; I don't see how it could hurt anything. But I'm flexible enough for a ballplayer."
More are like Doolittle and starter Jesse Chavez, who work together on yoga during the season and in the winter. Chavez has the Roberts' DVD on his iPad.
Starter Dan Straily was doing yoga before he ever joined the A's organization.
"It's like anything else, you get as much or as little as you want out of it," Straily said. "For me, I think it's a useful tool, especially with all the time that pitchers are expected to spend in the weight room."
Straily's concern with lifting weights is that getting too muscular would take away from the flexibility a pitcher needs. His time with yoga has allowed him to add the strength while keeping the flexibility.
"Katherine is real good about knowing what we each need as pitchers and players," Straily said. "Not every exercise is relevant to what we do. But she helps us understands the ones that are."
Roberts said that the spirituality normally connected with yoga practitioners can be incorporated by the players if they want it, but that's not the goal.
"It's not about the lotus position and mats with these guys," she said. "But yoga does help baseball players, and these guys know what helps makes them better players."
For more on the A's, see John Hickey's Inside the A's blog at ibabuzz.com/athletics. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/JHickey3.


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The Neosho Lady Wildcats made short work of Willard, winning 13-3 in five innings in the Central Ozark Conference large division opener on Thursday at Willard High School.
The game was knotted 2-2 entering the fifth inning, but that's when the Lady Wildcats struck for a staggering 11 runs to put it away. The Lady Wildcats (3-5, 1-0 COC) did their damage in the fifth despite having only four hits in the inning as they drew two walks, were hit by pitches twice and Willard committed three errors in the frame.
Bailey Spence led the Lady Wildcats with one hit and four RBIs, while Kylee Belcher had a double and three RBIs. Lindsay Vance was the lone Lady Wildcat with multiple hits in the game — she finished with two — and added an RBI. Kylie Bach had a hit and two RBIs and Cassie Dickens finished with a hit and an RBI. Deanna Bingham also chipped in a hit.
Cloe Neece earned the victory on the mound for Neosho as she struck out two and walked one in an efficient five innings of work.
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Ideal if you are visiting Barcelona for holidays, business or even if you are just passing by.
The house is located in the eastern part of Barcelona, called Eixample Dret, between Triumph Arch and the Auditorium . This is in the midle of the tipical modernist zone of Barcelona. We are close to Villa Olimpica and to Sagrada Familia .
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Moreover, the location is very well connected to the center via metro (Stop Marina) , trams and buses.
We have a cat (Shadow), very quiet and shy, will be hard for you to see him...
The room is quiet and comfortable room with the possibility to have one or two beds, depending your request. . Ideal for relaxing after a long day!
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-Laundry: 6 euros one machine (in cash)
-Kitchen* (for cooking): 15 euros weekly per person (in cash - pay first day)
- Half board service: 5 euros per day
- Full board service: 9 euros per day
- Cleaning service up to a week: 5 euros
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- Breakfast: coffee/tea, 2 Toast, butter, and marmalade. Special rates do not include breakfast
- Towels and sheets for the bed
- No smoking inside the apartment.
- The entrance to the house, for new guests is flexible.
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- No pets allowed.
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- Breakfast is only 8 to 11 hours. Special rates do not include breakfast
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Michael was marvelous to us and made us feel at home the location of his apartment was very handy for our first visit.
I spent really nice days of guest Natalia and her brother, the people are really delicious and always ready to lend a hand or some 'straight' qnd need. By Natalia in particular then I could share an interest in architecture with interesting morning chats over breakfast. The accommodation is near the bus stop and Marina Metro Station North bus is 2 minutes from La Sagrada Familia (arrive in the evening and see the spiers lit up in the dark sky makes gasp) and a little further the Agbar Tower. In addition, the way is now parallel to Via Marina, one that leads straight to the beach between the 2 famous skyscrapers and the 'big fish' metal FOGery to speak. Room and bathroom clean and impeccable order. I can not recommend strongly Natalia's house!!
Ho trascorso davvero dei bei giorni ospite di Natalia e suo fratello, sono veramente delle persone squisite e sempre pronte a darti una mano o qualche 'dritta' qnd serve. Con Natalia poi in particolare ho potuto condividere l'interesse per l'Architettura con delle interessanti chiaccherate mattutine durante la colazione.
L'alloggio, vicino la fermata Marina della metro e alla Stazione del Nord degli autobus, è a 2 passi dalla Sagrada Familia (arrivare la sera e scorgere le guglie illuminate nel cielo buio fa restare senza fiato) e poco più lontano la Torre Agbar. Inoltre la via è subito parallela a via Marina, quella che porta dritta in spiaggia tra i 2 famosi grattacieli ed il 'pescione' metallico di F.O.Gery per intenderci.
Stanza e bagno di una pulizia ed ordine impeccabili. Non posso che raccomandare vivamente casa di Natalia!!!!
We had a really nice stay in Barcelona. The apartment was great and really clean, the room was perfect. Natalia was really nice - she gave us some tips for the city etc. and also made us a great breakfast everyday (even the day we were leaving, and we had to be gone really early). I definitely recommend this room to anyone who plans a nice visit to this city.
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We had a very nice stay. Natalia was very nice and helpfull. The room was comfortable and the breakfast was good. The appartment was perfectly located en it took only five to ten minutes to get to placa catalunya.
I had a wonderfull stay in Barcelona. This room is close to the Sagrada Familia, Parc de la Ciutadella and metro or train stations. It is a perfect place to see the city! Natalia is very helpfull and the room is nice and clean. The cat Shadow was a lovely extra on this holiday.
Natalia is a really nice host. The chats I ve had with her where very interesting. The Flat is very cosy, clean and perfectly located.
I'm looking forward to visit barcelona soon!
Natalia is a great host and the flat is very nice and clean. I had a great time exploring the city from the flat in the very center of the city. You'll love it there!
Everything perfect floor Conveniently located close to everything, very clean, as if you were in my house I recommend it! :-D
Todo perfecto, piso Muy bien situado cerca de todo, Muy limpio, como si estubiera en mi Casa lo recomiendo ! :-D
l'appartamento è in effetti a due passi dal centro infatti abbiamo girato la città a piedi. Ci siamo trovati benissimo e la padrona di casa è molto gentile e disponibile.
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Saturday, March 9, 2013
SAVANNAH, Ga. - The University of South Carolina Aiken baseball team picked up a doubleheader split with Armstrong Atlantic State on Saturday afternoon at Pirate Field.
The sixth-ranked Pacers (15-4, 6-2 PBC) lost game one, 7-6, but they secured the split with a 12-8 victory in game two.
USC Aiken will next close out the Peach Belt Conference series with Armstrong Atlantic State (10-6, 4-6 PBC) with a single game Sunday. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m.
The Pacers will next be in action at home on Wednesday, March 13 in non-conference action as the play host to Limestone College.
Game 1: Armstrong 7, USC Aiken 6
USC Aiken fell in game one to Armstrong, 7-6, as they were not quite able to complete the comeback.
The Pacers opened the scoring for the game with three runs in the top of the second inning. JJ Loker and Ryan Metzler both singled to put two runners on base for Ben Donath.
Donath would triple to centerfield, scoring both Loker and Metzler. Donath (Aiken, S.C./Middle Georgia) would score on the next play on a Sean Miller groundout.
The Pirates would tally three runs in the bottom of the second to tie the game at 3-3 on a pair of RBI singles.
The Pacers would take the lead again in the top of the fourth on doubles by Bryce Baur and Bill Gerstenslager.
Gerstenslager's (Solon, Ohio/Mercyhurst) double to left field would drive in Baur (Moncks Corner, S.C./Florence-Darlington Tech) to give the Pacers a 4-3 advantage.
Armstrong would score three runs in the bottom of the fourth to take the lead back at 6-4. The runs would come on a walk, a passed ball and a groundout. The Pirates would add another run in the bottom of the sixth off a single from Chris Fritts. The RBI was the second of the game for Fritts.
USC Aiken would add two more runs in the sixth and eighth innings, but they would not be able to complete the comeback. Loker (Elkton, Va./Spotswood HS) homered to right field in the sixth inning, and Gerstenslager scored on a sacrifice fly from Metzler (Glen Burnie, Md./Siena) in the eighth inning.
The Pacers would out-hit the Pirates 12-8 in game one. Metzler led the Pacers at the plate, going 3-for-3 with an RBI and one run scored. Donath also collected two RBIs in game one.
Baur, Gerstenslager and Loker would all collect multiple hits in the game as well. Gerstenslager scored a run and had an RBI. Loker scored two runs and also had an RBI.
Fritts led three Pirates with multiple hits by going 3-for-4 with two RBIs and one run scored. Chris Zittrouer and Cody Sherlin each had two hits, and Zittrouer scored three runs in game one.
The Pacers used three pitchers in the game with Ryan Milewski (West Boylston, Mass./West Boylston HS) taking his second loss of the season, pushing his record to 2-2. Tyler Stephan (Louisville, Ky./Trinity HS) and Ben Black (Augusta, Ga./Lakeside HS) also pitched for USC Aiken.
Caleb Woods (2-1) picked up the win for Armstrong, pitching seven innings. Juan Vera picked up his first save of the season in two innings of work.
Game 2: USC Aiken 12, Armstrong 8
USC Aiken would secure the doubleheader split behind a strong team hitting performance in game two with a 12-8 victory over Armstrong.
The Pacers came out scoring early by putting up three runs in both the first and second innings, and they pushed 10 runs across in the first five innings.
Branden Millhouse scored the first Pacer run from a triple to right field off the bat of Donath. Donath would come around to score on an error by the third baseman that allowed Baur to reach base. Gerstenslager doubled to right field, driving in Baur to cap the first inning scoring for USC Aiken.
The second inning saw back-to-back doubles by Baur and Gerstenslager to account for the three runs in the third. Donath and Sean Miller scored on Baur's double, and then Baur came around on another double by Gerstenslager.
The Pirates would push across four runs in the bottom of the second to cut the lead to 6-4, but that would be the closest the game would get the rest of the way as the Pacer bats remained hot.
Every Pacer who played except one picked up a hit as they out-hit Armstrong 17-12 in game two. Donath led the offense collecting four hits and four runs scored in a 4-for-6 performance at the plate.
Baur, Gerstenslager, Metzler and Miller (Crofton, Md./Archbishop Spalding HS) would all pick up two hits in the game as well. Gerstenslager would collect three more RBIs to go along with his two doubles. Dylan Durham (Trenton, S.C./Strom Thurmond HS) also collected two RBIs in game two.
Baur scored three runs and Metzler scored two runs as the only Pacers other than Donath to collect multiple runs scored.
Three Pirates collected multiple hits in the game. Fritts led the way again, going 3-for-4 with 4 RBIs.
USC Aiken used five pitchers on the day, as starter Derek Beasley earned the win to remain undefeated on the season at 5-0. Beasley (Harlem, Ga./Harlem HS) pitched five innings and struck out seven Pirates.
Chris Base (2-2) took the loss for Armstrong giving up eight runs and six earned runs in four innings. The Pirates used three pitchers in the game.


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An abuse investigation at Sego Middle School prompts some families to hire an attorney.
Teacher Dr. Maurice Wallace is accused of letting students punish younger classmates by beating them.
Investigators say teachers sent the victims to the eighth grade classroom if they misbehaved for counseling.
Officers suspect the "counseling" meant a beating in a closet by several eighth graders.
Seventh grade students facing eighth grade bullies.
"I don't know what to believe...but I believe it really happened," says Sego seventh grader Jared Gant. He found out about the investigation Tuesday, May 23.
Investigators say teachers sent up to three seventh graders to Dr. Maurice Wallace for behavior counseling.
Wallace is accused of allowing several eighth graders to beat the students inside a closet.
"So far there's no evidence the teachers who sent the students knew this type of counseling they would be receiving," says Lt. Scott Peebles of the Richmond County Sheriff's Office.
Charges may not be filed against the seventh grade teachers, or the eighth graders, since they were under the influence of an authority.
Dr. Wallace is under criminal investigation.
"We don't condone any physical contact with a student...and if something like that is going on in our schools, we will put a halt to it," said Richmond County School Board spokeswoman Mechelle Jordan. Jordan says the board finished their investigation May 11, and Dr. Wallace resigned.
But there is a question over whether alleged victims' parents found out soon enough. Jordan says the school board told them Monday, May 22. The parents say they found out from investigators.
"They had no idea the case was being investigated and they had no knowledge of the incident," Lt. Peebles said.
That's why two of the families hired attorney Emerson Gilliard.
"Even a warden at a federal prison don't treat inmates this way...so why should it happen at a middle school?" Gilliard said.
If the allegations are true, family psychologist Dr. Joe Holt says the effects are more than physical.
"At school, the kids will begin to withdraw and relationships suffer."
That is Jared Gant's fear.
"My mom is trying to get me out of the school," he says. "I don't want it to happen to me."
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Sunday, 05/29/1994
Laguna Seca Raceway, Monterey, CA
Set 1: DividedDivided Sky, GuelahGuelah Papyrus[1], Halley'sHalley's Comet > DwDDown with Disease > Sparkle, Julius, IDKI Didn't Know, BowieDavid Bowie
Set 2: Nellie Kane > SOAMeltSplit Open and Melt, Esther > CDTChalk Dust Torture, Horn > McGruppMcGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters > Oh Kee PaThe Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > SuzySuzy Greenberg > AntelopeRun Like an Antelope, Free Bird
Encore: Wilson > GolgiGolgi Apparatus > Rocky Top
Encore 2: Jam, HoodHarry Hood, GTBTGood Times Bad Times
[1] Simpsons signal.
· Buried Alive tease in Julius
Noteworthy Jams: David Bowie, Split Open and Melt, Run Like an Antelope, Jam
Average Song Gap: 7.46
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: This performance was part of the Laguna Seca Daze Festival that also included Four Non Blondes, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, The Mother Hips and Meat Puppets. Julius included a Buried Alive tease from Trey. Fish was introduced during I Didn't Know as Mr. Al Unser, Jr. (who had won the Indianapolis 500 earlier in the day). Guelah contained a Simpsons signal. The jam at the start of the second encore is often labeled as "Trey Taking a Leak Jam" because Trey was in the bathroom when the band took the stage. Wilson was played by request.
Song Distribution:
4 Junta
3 Lawn Boy
2 Stash
2 Hoist
2 Rift
2 A Picture of Nectar
2 The White Tape
1 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
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This show was part of the "1994 Spring Tour."