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Owner Bryan Bedell has added another line to his already filled showroom at 110 Missouri Ave. In 2002, Bedell became the authorized local dealer for Yamaha
"Yamaha is a good product," explained Bedell about the expansion of his lines, which already included Polaris and Honda. "It is a good, dependable machine with something for all sizes, from kids to adults."
To make his point, Bedell points out the newest model by Yamaha, the Raptor, a sport all-terrain vehicle. B&B Boats and Bikes can provide a Raptor sized for adults or children.
In addition to sport ATVs, Yamaha makes ATVs customers use as utility vehicles. There are Yamaha motorcycles including dirt bikes, street bikes and the increasingly popular cruisers. The additional lines have been welcomed by his customers and Bedell said they appreciate the wide selection now available. "Yamaha is ranked No. 2 nationally, right behind Honda with Polaris ranked No. 3. We have all three right here," he pointed out.
Spring with its increasingly warm weather and sunny days is the time many customers consider buying motorcycles, Bedell said. To meet the demand, Bedell and his staff have lined up and shined up their motorcycles and arranged for financing including zero down with 3.9 percent financing on the Yamaha models.
The low financing makes the vehicles even more attractive, according to the businessowner, who explained that some commuters can pay for their purchases with what they save in gasoline.
B&B Boats and Bikes also offers all the parts and accessories to go with the vehicles. Customers can select helmets for motorcycles from the shelves at the front of the store or pick up camouflage gear for hunting at the back of the showroom.
In addition to the bikes, B&B carries boats, outboard engines, trailers and accessories such as tubes and ski equipment. Boat equipment lines available are Honda Marine, Mercury outboard motors, Alumacraft bass and fishing boats and War Eagle boats.
"We try to keep on hand just about anything you might need for bikes or boats," said Bedell. "If there is something a customer wants and we don't have it, we can order and have it on hand by the next day."
B&B provides services on all makes and models of boats and bikes. Bedell emphasized their technician is factory-trained.
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text: Brandon Yates and Cedric Jones of Waynesboro bonded out of jail this morning. Bond for the two men was recently reduced from $500,000 a piece to $225,000 each. Both are accused in the shooting death of Brandarius Hill last September. The 19-year-old was gunned down outside a nightclub in Silas. The cases for Yates and Jones will be presented to a grand jury in October. Until then, both men must wear ankle bracelets issued by the Clarke County, Alabama Sheriff's Department.


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DOHA: Qatar's Doha Insurance said on Monday it would offer new shares to shareholders from March 17 through March 31 as it aims to raise 436.7 million riyals or $119.9 million and nearly double its capital.
Shareholders will be able to buy up to 24,260,000 new shares at a price of 18 riyals per share, a discount to the closing price of 24 riyals on Sunday.
Shareholders will be allowed to subscribe for nine new shares for every 10 they currently own.
Doha Insurance has said the capital boost would increase financial solvency and improve its credit rating, which would allow it to compete for large projects locally and internationally. (Reuters)


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Purchased a used car from CR Toyota, initiated contact via internet from multiple dealers. I liked the response and responsiveness(emailed at 2am, received response at 4am) I received from Phil at CR Toyota. Started negotiations via email, came in for a test drive, negotiated some more, and purcha...
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My experience was quite pleasant. I worked with an associate named Becky. She was quite pleasant and easy to work with. I had done sales before (not cars) and was pleased she didn't try some of the sales tactics like hard sell, puppy dog close, etc.
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I bought a new 06 Camry, and like most dealers they use various sales tactics to your disvantage. Specifically after testing my trade-in, the vehicle was locked and the keys 'disappear' - so they have you for as long as it takes so to speak. If I bought there again, I would make a key and then keep ...
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Mayor Mike Rawlings tests texting and driving simulator during Drive 4 Pledges Day
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Mayor Mike Rawlings tests the texting and driving simulator during the Drive 4 Pledges Day event as part of the It Can Wait campaign on September 19, 2013 at One Arts Plaza in Dallas. Mayor Mike Rawlings, Cathy Coughlin, Senior Executive Vice President and Global Marketing Officer of AT&T Inc. and Jamie Nash Wiens, a survivor of a texting and driving accident spoke encouraging people not to text while driving. The event also featured a drive-through pledge and texting and driving simulator.
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Yahoo Job Cuts: Dan Loeb Remains Unsatisfied
Yahoo is cutting 14% of its staff, slashing costs and changing its focus.
But did any of these moves satisfied its most disgruntled shareholder? Nope. Dan Loeb remains unmoved by the announcement.
Loeb, whose hedge fund Third Point is Yahoo's largest outside shareholder, issued a statement saying he is "disappointed that this round of cuts occurred before CEO Scott Thompson has articulated his strategic plan for the Company."
Loeb complains that Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson has stated he has specific ideas of how to turn around Yahoo, but that "as he approaches his 100th day as CEO, shareholders and remaining employees have heard few such specifics."
Here's the full statement:
April 4, 2012
Yahoo! Inc's (NASDAQ: YHOO) layoffs announced today represent the Company's fifth significant headcount reduction in as many years. While this action was unfortunately necessary and widely expected, Third Point, Yahoo!'s largest outside shareholder, is disappointed that this round of cuts occurred before CEO Scott Thompson has articulated his strategic plan for the Company.
A "comprehensive strategic review" of Yahoo! was originally announced by the Board of Directors on September 7, 2011. On Mr. Thompson's first quarterly conference call in January, he stated that he had "some very clear ideas about the specifics of what we'll do, and we're already deeply engaged in this". As he approaches his 100th day as CEO, shareholders and remaining employees have heard few such specifics. Many of Yahoo!'s senior-level employees and investors have apparently seen enough and heard too little, and have independently staged an exodus, weighing on the company's share price.
Shareholders deserve a management team and board who have a vision and strategic plan. We look forward to hearing from Mr. Thompson and the Legacy Board (including its lame duck members) on what they have in mind. To the extent they genuinely value thoughtful shareholder input, they are encouraged to visit our website, specifically our outline of a strategic plan at www.valueyahoo.com/solutions.


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Duke Energy International (DEI), headquartered in Houston, Texas, owns, operates and manages power generation facilities in seven countries in Central and South America: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala and Peru. DEI owns and operates approximately 4,400 MW of installed capacity from its generation facilities with hydro comprising approximately two-thirds of its generating capacity.
The majority of DEI's generation is either contracted or receiving a system capacity payment. In 2014, DEI remained as the fourth-largest private generator of electricity in South and Central America based on net capacity. In addition to its power generation facilities, DEI has an equity investment in National Methanol Company, a Saudi Arabian regional producer of methanol and methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE), a gasoline additive.
Duke Energy Corporation began investing in Latin America in 1998. DEI offers safe, reliable, high-quality power generation services to the communities it serves. DEI's strategy is focused on optimizing the value of its Latin American portfolio and expanding through investment in clean power generation opportunities in targeted countries for growth in Latin America.
Where We Are
Headquarters: Houston, Texas
DEI installed capacity: 4,690 MW
Net owned capacity: 4,392 MW
President (Duke Energy International): Andrea Bertone
DEI's Argentinian business consists of two plants located in Neuquén in southwestern Argentina:
- Hidroeléctrica Cerros Colorados, a 479-MW, two-reservoir, four-dam complex; and
- Central Térmica Alto Valle, a 97-MW thermal plant.
In addition to power generation, the hydro complex is also used for flood control and irrigation.
Duke Energy Argentina also owns licenses to market power and natural gas in the country.
Installed capacity: 576 MW
Net owned capacity: 575 MW*
President: Mariana Schoua
Website: http://www.duke-energy.com.ar/
*Includes DEIs 3% participation in FONINVEMEM.
Duke Energy Brazil has eight hydroelectric plants with 2,057 MW net installed capacity located on the border of Sao Paulo and Parana states, and owns two small hydro power plants, each with installed capacity of 16.5 MW, located on the Sapucai Mirim River in northern Sao Paulo State.
Currently, 100% of the electricity generated by Duke Energy Brazil comes from hydroelectric sources. In recent years, the company produced an average of 1,008 GWh/month, enough energy to sustain more than 6 million families.*
*Source: Ministry of Mines and Energy - calculation of average consumption per residential consumer of 167 kWh.
Installed capacity: 2,275 MW
Net owned capacity: 2,090 MW
President: Armando Henriques
Website: http://www.duke-energy.com.br/
DEI's Chilean business owns and operates two generation facilities located on the Duqueco River in the Biobio Region, east of Concepcion, Chile:
- Duqueco, a 140-MW hydroelectric facility, consisting of two plants, Peuchen and Mampil, and;
- Yungay, a 222-MW thermal power generation plant.
DEI entered the Chilean market three years ago. Yungay was acquired in June 2012 and Duqueco was acquired in December 2012.
Installed capacity: 362 MW
Net owned capacity: 362 MW
President: Diego Hollweck
Website: www.duke-energy.cl
In Ecuador, DEI owns and operates Electroquil, a thermal power generation plant located in the city of Guayaquil, the industrial center of Ecuador. The plant consists of four General Electric LM6000 turbines, originally 40 MW each. After upgrades were completed in 2008, the plant capacity increased to its current level of 192 MW.
Installed capacity: 192 MW
Net owned capacity: 163 MW
President: Raul Espinoza
Website: http://www.electroquil.com/
El Salvador
Duke Energy El Salvador owns and operates two thermal power plant complexes: Acajutla, located near the port of Acajutla, and Soyapango in the city of San Salvador.
With 21% of the installed capacity in the country, Duke Energy El Salvador is the largest private power generator in El Salvador.
Installed capacity: 324 MW
Net owned capacity: 293 MW
President: Hugo Ferrer
Website: http://www.duke-energy.com.sv/
Duke Energy Guatemala owns and operates 360 MW of thermal generation located in southern Guatemala including generating facilities in Escuintla (Las Palmas I and II), Amatitlán (La Laguna) and Puerto Quetzal (Arizona).
DEI participates in regional market transactions among the interconnected Central American countries through imports and exports with Guatemala and El Salvador, and exports to Panama.
Installed capacity: 360 MW
Net owned capacity: 360 MW
President: Hugo Ferrer
Website: http://www.duke-energy.com.gt/
DEI's Peruvian businesses include Duke Energy Egenor (Egenor) and Aguaytia Energy (Aguaytia).
Egenor owns four power generation plants, as well as transmission facilities. Egenors generating assets include two hydro facilities, Cañón del Pato and Carhuaquero. The hydro plants are run-of-river with a few small daily reservoirs. Transmission facilities include two lines of 138 kV and 220 kV for interconnection to the national grid system.
The Aguaytia integrated energy project consists of natural gas and transmission facilities in addition to power generation assets.
Aguaytia, located in the Amazon basin of Peru, produces and processes natural gas for a power plant comprised of two simple-cycle gas turbines.
A 250-mile, 220 kV transmission line and associated substations deliver the electricity from the central jungle region of Peru over the Andes Mountains to the coast north of Lima for interconnection to the national grid system. LPG, extracted from the natural gas, is sold in the Peruvian market and the natural gas condensate is sold to a refinery in Pucallpa.
Installed capacity: 549 MW
Net owned capacity: 549 MW
President: Raul Espinoza
Website: http://www.duke-energy.com.pe/
Saudi Arabia
Duke Energy owns a 25% equity interest in National Methanol Company (NMC), a 50/50 partnership between Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) and CTE Petrochemicals Company (CTE). CTE is a 50/50 partnership between Celanese and Duke.
NMC is located in Al-Jubail Industrial City in the Eastern province on the Arabian Gulf coast of Saudi Arabia. NMC produces methanol and methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) with available capacity of 1 million metric tons per year of each commodity.


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Yep, the raglan "seams" are the triangle-looking thingies! I didn't look at the pattern (i am a member of too many places already! I don't need more temptation!), BUT, here are your options:
If the stitches are live (on holders) you can attach the top ofthe sleeve to the shoulder with a 3 needle bind off. This is not an invisible seam, but that might not matter since the raglan shaping will be obvious anyway (that's the point!). It might feel funny though... like a lump along the seam.
If the stitches are live (on holders) you could graft them together. This is also called kitchener stitch, and it sounds tricky, but it's actually easy once you get the pattern down. This makes an invisible/non-lumpy seam.
If the edges are finished, you can use mattress stitch, which creates an invisible, non-lumpy seam too.
Either of these techniques might require a bit of fudging, if you don't have the same number of stitches for the shoulder as the top of the sleeve.
Amy has videos for all three of these techniques, on the
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, about halfway down under "Seaming"
I think that some knitters differ on this, but my advice would be to sew the side seams first (using mattress stitch, since it's invisible), and then put in the sleeves. The pattern might say something different (and Ingrid, who is super-knitter, might have different, better, or different and better advice :-) ).
I haven't actually done this: the one raglan sweater I've done is a cardigan which was knit top-down, and the raglan shaping/seaming was done in one step. BUT, this is easy, and I know you can do it! Good luck :-)
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The two star pairs are from a program called "Aberrator" and represent how a pair of double stars seperated by two arc seconds would look in a perfect 155mm aperture (top) and and a 30% obstructed 200m aperture.
Now from center to center, the distance is two arc seconds.
Now, imagine that this pattern was formed by two points, exactly oppsite one another at the edge of a 2 arc second wide black line running from top to bottom.
Notice that the Airy Disk in the 155mm apeture is larger, but less energy is going into the ring.
The middle is the 200/30 apeture. You can see that the Airy Disk themselves are slighly smaller, but more energy is going into the rings. On your line between them, the line would appear "darker in the top telescope because there is less energy overlapping it than in the bottom.
But this only holds up so far.
When the larger telescope produces a diffaction disk and first ring that fits within the diameter of the smaller scope, the bigger scope will have better contrast tranfer (assuming no other optical issues).
So, if you put a 310mm aperture in the place of the 200mm, even wiht the central obstruction, the biggest apeture will transfer the most contrast.
Bottom pair is a 310mm apeture with 30% obstruction.
Again, this is only diffration, not optical quality.
But it is clear to see that the 310mm apeture will easily have better contrast transfer. ALmost no light is falling on your line...
You can very easiy see that your black line is no longer "Black" in the middle picture. It has lost a lot of contrast. Think back to the MTF chart and look at the deepest drop or "Elbow" and you are looking at the size detail on the MTF plot that is represented in this picture!
The top image though shows that the line is no longer "Black" either. If you look closely, you can see that the contrast is not perfect. The space on the line is now very dark gray, but not black.
In the 310mm apeture though, the line appears black, but I assure you that it is not. Remeber, there is some light out there in the other airy disk rings, and if this were really the edge of a white line, it would have an infinite number of overlapping airy disks.
You would see the line as gray in all three apetures, but it would be darkest gray in the bottom apeture, medium in the top apeture, and grayest in the center apture.
The bottom apeture will have done the best job of transferring contrast, the top will do the second best, and the center will come in last for detail this size. For different size details the MFT chart shows that much smaller than this and the effects of the obstruction become meaningless (past the elbow, or for detail that is perhaps less than .5 arc seconds wide in this case).
And this.. Here, I am assuming a black line on a white background. If the line starts with 50% contrast and you loose 50% contrast, it will only show up as having 25% contrast at the focal plane. And it gets more compliacated if you use irregular shape and various colors.
it is just the physics of diffraction at work. Diffraction of the apeture is absoute and 100% concrete scientific fact, and every time you look at the Airy Disk in a telescope, you are witnessing it first hand. The smaller the apeture, the bigger the disk. It is an absolute consequence of diffraction of the aperture itself.


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Put together, these six heads of private equity funds manage over $8 billion between them. They shared tips with ET how CEOs can cope and perhaps even gain from the current economic environment.
Don't be intimidated by the slowdown: Vishal Mahadevia Managing Director, Warburg Pincus India
This is a good time for companies to invest in expansion - one of our portfolio firms, Gangavaram Port, is doubling its capacity in the next few years - and we are closely supporting this push. We are not falling off the cliff this time, despite growing worries over a stalling global economy. It is unquestionable that there is trouble across sectors, but I think companies-especially well capitalised ones - have learnt their lessons from the last slowdown. While they are not making unbridled investments, they are not batting down the hatches either.


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Chaos is only that instance whose repetition we have not yet discovered.
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Source: Self-Behaviorism: The Role of Repetition in the Meaning of Life by Matt Berry
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Every inherited morality begins with an answer on whose behalf all questions must constantly rearrange themselves.
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Definition of entrust in English:
verb[with object]
1Assign the responsibility for doing something to (someone): I've been entrusted with the task of getting him safely back
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- You are only entrusted with the responsibility on behalf of the remaining spouse and children.
- He can be duped by almost anyone and it is amazing that he is entrusted with quite so many secrets and responsible jobs.
- Students were entrusted with the responsibility of identifying problems and chalking out plans to solve them.
give responsibility for, charge, invest, endow;
burden, encumber, saddle, tax
assign, confer on, bestow on, vest in, consign;
delegate, depute, devolve;
put into the hands of, give into the charge/care/custody of, turn over, hand over, give, grant, vouchsafe
1.1Put (something) into someone's care or protection: you persuade people to entrust their savings to you
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- Medicare isn't a moral enterprise: what's moral about removing a citizen's responsibility for his and his dependents' health care and entrusting it to the state?
- Millions of UK investors entrust their money to highly paid, highly educated professional fund managers.
- The cases show that where an employer undertakes the care of a client's property and entrusts the task to an employee who steals the property, the employer is vicariously liable.
hand over, give custody of, make over, turn over, commit, assign, consign, deliver
formal commend
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- I am pleased to report that we received the required entrustment and the relevant legislation was passed in this Honourable House.
- In order to identify the depth and breadth of researchers' ancillary care responsibilities, we distinguish between the scope of entrustment (what is entrusted) and the strength of the duty of care.
- It leaves standing 'old fashioned' tort doctrines, such as negligent entrustment, and strict liability for manufacturing defects.
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Tamara Vrooman, MA '94, CEO of Vancity credit union and Bob de Faye, MPA '85, BC deputy minister of Aboriginal relations and reconciliation, have joined a circle of 49 outstanding graduates who have received Distinguished Alumni Awards from the UVic Alumni Association.
Tamara Vrooman, a history grad, became the leader of Canada's largest credit union in 2007 after a meteoric provincial public service career that culminated with three years as deputy minister of finance. Her nominators cited Vrooman's "outstanding leadership qualities" and noted that she is "gifted at conceptualizing and planning on a large scale, she is committed to excellence, and she has been a motivator and mentor to aspiring leaders."
In supporting the nomination, former BC finance minister Carole Taylor wrote that Vrooman's academic background in history "provided her with a unique perspective on dealing with issues of policy and financial affairs; [she] is able to look beyond the numbers."
Vrooman maintains regular involvement with the university through her promotion of the Department of History and her service on the advisory committee of the School of Public Administration.
Vrooman was named one of Canada's Top 40 Under 40 in 2005 and received the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal in 2003 for outstanding contributions to public service in BC.
Bob de Faye has become widely respected as a consummate public servant, working quietly and effectively on behalf of BC citizens over the span of his 27-year career.
He played a critical role in establishing the local government Community Charter, guided the early organizing stages of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, and provided leadership in securing long-term collective agreements with public sector employees.
Philip Halkett, a former deputy minister to the premier, supported de Faye's nomination and described him as "an excellent example of someone who has taken his university training and applied it in progressively important positions which serve the public and the public interest."
De Faye became chair of the School of Public Administration's alumni chapter in 2006 and since then the group has grown to more than 300 members in Victoria, Vancouver, Edmonton and Ottawa.
Vrooman and de Faye received their awards during a special Alumni Week ceremony on Feb. 3 at the University Club of Victoria. The ceremony also included a UVic Faculty of Business presentation of its Alumni Award of Excellence to Jeff Harris, MBA '95, a principal of KPMG Silicon Valley. Harris developed and leads KPMG's national systems stabilization and improvement practice and he spearheaded the new UVic Alumni chapter in Northern California.
The alumni association has also named two other recipients of the 2008 Distinguished Alumni Award. Flickr.com co-founder Stewart Butterfield, BA '96, was recognized at the UVic Legacy Awards last November. Edward Harvey—scholar, teacher and editor of The Lansdowne Era: Victoria College, 1946–1963—will receive the association's Lifetime of Distinguished Achievement Award at a ceremony later this year.
Since 1993, the Distinguished Alumni Awards program has recognized the outstanding achievements of individual UVic, Victoria College and Provincial Normal School graduates.
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Easter Sunday is usually an uneventful holiday around the Jenkins household. A trip to the parents house where the dogs play and my wife and I chitchat with the parents is about as exciting as it got. That is until my little nephew came along.
Let me give you some background on the little guy. First, and most important, he shares my name, only the poor guy is called by my middle name (a name that will never be mentioned in this column). Of course, sharing my name means he will be blessed with good looks, intelligence, wit, charm, athletic ability, self-confidence and many more amazing traits that would take all day to list.
However, being nearly 2, his most notable trait right now is being hilarious. Take the little guy's love for Easter eggs. First we would hide the eggs (and by hide I mean lay them in the middle of the yard) and he would race me to each and every one. Once he made sure that he had them all in his basket and I didn't have any, he would make us hide them again so he could beat me to each and every one again.
Of course, after we all had icicles hanging off our noses thanks to the global cooling that apparently is taking place across the country we had to go inside. Then it was time to open the eggs.
With every egg the little guy shook he acted as if he was getting the greatest toy ever invented. "Oooh, oooh, oooh, oooh, oooh," was heard EVERY time he picked up an egg. What was in these eggs? Just chocolate (which he doesn't like) or a couple of pennies, but the little guy didn't care. He was just excited to be get anything different.
It got me thinking a little bit. Maybe it's age but I don't really get excited anymore. Sure if I ever hit a home run in softball I would do a little dance on each base, but there is a better chance of a flock of pigs flying into my back yard. I might even get excited if I got a big screen television, but that isn't going to happen either.
How cool would it be if we had the excitement of a 21-month-old all the time? Just imagine walking to the mailbox and opening the door. "Oooh, oooh, oooh, oooh, oooh, it's my electric bill." Or "Oooh, oooh, oooh, oooh, oooh, I've got jury duty." Or how about, "Oooh, oooh, oooh, oooh, oooh, Sarcasm De Jour is in today's paper?"
And what if we were like my nephew and got excited to put a couple pennies in his piggy bank instead of complaining that we only have a couple pennies to put in our bank.
Unfortunately we can never get the excitement we had as young children back. Of course on the bright side, at least we no longer have to wear diapers. I suppose that's a fair trade.


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The back seat passenger in a Thursday afternoon auto accident on Highway 6 West was pronounced dead at the scene, Panola County Coroner Gracie Grant-Gulledge said.
Barbara Criswell Dover, 76, of Marks was killed. She was a passenger in a car driven by her daughter, Mary Willard, that was involved in the accident with a pickup. Willard's husband, Jerry Willard, was also also a passenger. Both Willards were transported to the Baptist Memorial Hospital of North Mississippi in Oxford for treatment, the coroner said.
The female driver of the other vehicle, a pickup, was transported to Tri-Lakes Medical Center in Batesville for treatment.
A spokesman for the Batesville Police Department said late Thursday that officers were still investigating the accident.
Kimbro Funeral Home of Marks is in charge of arrangements, Grant-Gulledge said.
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Keating played junior with his hometown Kitchener Greenshirts for two years. In 1934-35 he scored 21 points in 14 games to help carry the club's offence. Just before the outbreak of World War II, he ventured to Britain where he spent the 1936-37 season with the Richmond Hawks. The next year he was the top goal scorer in the UK with 29 to his credit while skating with the Harringay Racers.
Keating returned to North America and played a game with Detroit in 1939-40 while taking a regular turn at forward for the AHL's Pittsburgh Hornets. The next season he scored twice in a ten-game recall to the Wings and registered 20 points in 32 matches for the Indianapolis Capitals of the AHL. He played three more years in Indy then served in the military for two years during the War.
Keating played three more years of minor pro starting with Indianapolis then moving out west to the PCHL's Hollywood Wolves and Los Angeles Monarchs until he retired in 1948.
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The sharpness of the Pecorino cheese, combined with the peppery arugula, complements the velvety texture of the Fava beans in this salad.
Kosher or sea salt
2 cups shelled fresh fava beans (about 2 pounds in pods)
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 cups fresh California strawberries, stemmed and quartered
Coarsely ground black pepper
3 cups rucola (wild arugula)
Pecorino cheese
In a large pot over high heat, bring 2 quarts of water to a boil. Add a pinch of salt and the fava beans. Boil 1 minute; drain and cool fava beans in ice water. Drain fava beans; pinch one end and slip off tough skins of larger beans (skin on small beans is not usually tough). Discard skins.
Whisk together olive oil, vinegar and lemon juice. In a large bowl, season shelled fava beans and strawberries with salt and pepper. Add rucola and enough dressing to coat salad lightly. Mix gently and spoon onto a platter or 6 salad plates. With a vegetable peeler, shave cheese generously over salad. Grind more pepper on top.


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NEW MADRID -- Riding a dominant start from Owen Flowers, the Dexter Bearcats picked up their second shutout in-a-row on Thursday against New Madrid County Central.
Locked in a pitching a duel with the Eagles' JaShawn McDaniel, Flowers got the benefit of a solo home run from leadoff hitter Daniel Fitts in the third as the Bearcats held on to win 1-0.
"Owen Flowers just threw a masterpiece right there," Dexter head coach Brian Becker said. "The first batter of the game, he got one up and the kid drove the ball pretty well. But after that he settled in and just threw an awesome ball game.
"Anytime you go to a high school baseball game and it's over in an hour and thirty minutes than you know it was a well played ball game."
Owens went all seven innings, giving up just four hits without surrendering a walk as he struck out six. Though he only sent the Eagles down in order twice, he didn't allow a NMCC runner to reach third all game.
Nearly as effective, McDaniel went the full seven innings giving up two hits with an intentional walk while fanning eight.
His only blemish came in the top of the third after two scoreless innings.
Fitts stepped to the plate with one out before drawing a 3-2 count. Connecting on McDaniel's next offering Fitts sent it over the left field fence to put Dexter up 1-0.
"Daniel worked the count to 3-2 and their pitcher came with a fastball," Becker said. "(McDaniel) got it up a little and Daniel drove it out of here. That turned out to be the game winner. I'm awfully proud of him for coming up with a big hit."
McDaniel went on to get a strikeout and a pop up to end the inning before pitching four more scoreless innings.
After NMCC stranded the potential tying run at second in the bottom of the frame,, Flowers limited their opportunities to only a pair of base runners in the final four innings.
Trying to take advantage of an error on the infield in the fifth, Josh Reed bunted CJ Chism over to second base for the second out of the inning. An ensuing strikeout, however, ended the potential rally.
In the bottom of the sixth, Gabe Smith put the tying tun at first by legging out an infield single before a fly out to centerfield ended the frame.
With the Eagles down to their final three outs in the seventh, Flowers got a pair of pop flies and a ground out to close out the game.
"We couldn't get the run across," NMCC head coach Joseph McClarty said. "(Flowers) had his breaking ball working real good today and we couldn't keep our hands back and stay inside the baseball and hit the ball to right field.
"That's just something we have to get better at and have struggled at that a little bit this year. The kids know it and we just going to keep working hard and we'll get better at it."
Though he gave up the lead in the third, McDaniel pitched a strong final four innings to keep his team in the game.
After sending Dexter down in order in the fourth and fifth innings, McDaniel made up for a pair of infield errors in the sixth and seventh to force the Bearcats to strand three runners.
"We hit a lot of at-them balls today," Becker said. "But their pitcher was tough. He had a little bit of trouble with his breaking ball at times, but then at times whenever he needed it he got it over. He pitched a heck of a ball game."
Outhitting Dexter 4-2, NMCC got a double from Jimmy Ash while McDaniel, Smith and Sam Barnett contributed a single each.
The Bearcats two hits included Fitts' home run and a single by Jordan Miller, who also drew the team's only walk.
Dexter improves to 9-3 on the season while NMCC falls to 5-2.
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Cougars Finish Strong In Final Round To Place In Top 5 at Edwin Watts/Kiawah Island Classic
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. - Four members of the College of Charleston women's golf team carded rounds of 3-over par or better to lead the Cougars to a strong finish in the final round of the three-day Edwin Watts/Kiawah Island Classic held on Tuesday afternoon at Cougar Point Golf Course.
The top 19 teams advanced to Cougar Point, while the other 14 teams finished out the largest collegiate tournament in the country at Oak Point Golf Course.
CofC placed fifth after finishing the second round in 11th at +42. The Cougars improved 13 strokes on the final day to turn in a final-round score of 292, the lowest round by any of the 33 schools on Tuesday. It marked the team's second top 5 finish of the season behind a fourth-place outing at the Nittany Lion Invitational on Oct. 2.
Junior Kathy Boehm (Munich, Germany) led the Cougars with a three-round 5-over par 221 after shooting even par on the final day of tournament play. It was her second top 10 finish of the year next to tying for third at the Nittany Lion Invitational.
Junior Vanessa Koechli (Greer, S.C.) shot the lowest individual round of the tournament by a CofC golfer with a final-round one-under 71 followed by a two-over 74 by junior Anna Martin (Easley, S.C.). Senior Leigh Whittaker (Baden-Baden, Germany) also contributed to the final-round comeback with a three-over 75.
"I thought we played our best round of the year," CofC Head Coach Jamie Futrell said. "I am very proud of our team. We talked about having a winning attitude and being confident (going into the final round). It is fun when you watch them actually take to heart what you said. They really went out and did it today. This gives us some momentum going into a huge tournament at LSU next week. We will need every bit of that momentum going forward. Overall, it was a great day with a great finish."
UNCG's Fanny Cnops took home individual medalist honors with a 2-under par 214. Meanwhile, Augusta State claimed the team title with a three-round score of 877 (+13) which was 22 strokes better than their nearest opponent in second-place UNCG (+35) and tied for third-place Campbell (+39) and Elon (+39).
"Kiawah Island Resort is one of the best resorts in the country and they do a great job of running high-quality tournaments," Futrell said. "Everything ran really smoothly for us and we would like to thank all of the staff and volunteers for their help over the last three days."
Up next, the Cougars will travel to the LSU/Cleveland Classic hosted by LSU on March 9-11 at the University Club in Baton Rouge, La.
February 26-28, 2012
Cougar Point and Oak Point Golf Course
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1, Augusta State, 286-296-295-877 (+13). 2, UNCG, 307-297-295-899 (+35). 3T, Campbell, 306-298-299-903 (+39). 3T, Elon, 303-296-304-903 (+46). 5, College of Charleston, 313-305-292-910 (+46). 6, Daytona State College, 314-296-301-911 (+47). 7, Middle Tennessee State, 313-304-298-915 (+51). 8T, Jacksonville State, 307-305-307-919 (+55). 8T, Old Dominion, 315-295-309-919 (+55). 10, Chattanooga, 309-302-310-921 (+57). 11, Oral Roberts, 318-308-301-927 (+63). 12, Arkansas-Little Rock, 309-312-307-928 (+64). 13, Bucknell, 322-298-309-929 (+65). 14, St. John's, 322-299-309-930 (+66). 15T, Longwood, 310-312-309-931 (+67). 15T, Georgetown, 324-301-306-933 (+67). 15T, Akron, 314-302-315-931 (+67). 18T, Mercer, 315-310-308-933 (+69). 18T, Charleston Southern, 322-305-306-933 (+69). 20, Morehead State, 315-320-302-937 (+73). 21, Western Carolina, 317-304-317-938 (+74). 22, Illinois State, 326-305-312-943 (+79). 23, Arkansas State, 310-321-313-944 (+80). 24, Newberry College, 317-309-319-945 (+81). 25, Richmond, 317-312-321-950 (+86). 26, Presbyterian College, 325-303-323-951 (+87). 27, Winthrop, 329-304-320-953 (+89). 28, William & Mary, 331-300-323-954 (+90). 29, High Point, 331-300-324-955 (+91). 30, Marshall, 325-303-333-961 (+97). 31, Radford, 327-308-328-963 (+99). 32, IUPUI, 336-311-324-971 (+107). 33, The Citadel, 346-342-330-1018 (+154).
9, Kathy Boehm, 74-75-72-221 (+5). *17T, Ainhoa Nogales, 77-72-77-226 (+10). 26T, Vanessa Koechli 79-77-71-227 (+11). 48T, Leigh Whittaker, 80-76-75-231 (+15). 63T, Anna Martin, 80-80-74-234 (+18). 101T, Kathryn Miranda 82-77-79-238 (+22). *109T, C.C. Buford, 85-74-81-240 (+24). *127T, Regina Rosas, 85-76-82-243 (+27). *162T, Walker McLear, 86-81-86 (+37).
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Egypt: Land of Pyramids, the Sphinx…and Outsourcing?
India's tech boom has inspired other developing nations to promote themselves as outsourcing destinations. The latest to try to cash in: Egypt.
Egypt seems like an unlikely place for Western companies to send tech work and open call centers, but Tarek El-Sadany, a government official in charge of helping to grow the country's information-technology industry, says that the country is well positioned to do these tasks—literally. Egypt is only two hours off of Greenwich Mean Time, so daytime there corresponds nicely with the European workday. For U.S. companies committed to outsourcing, Egypt can be a hop between the U.S. and India.
Another benefit, according to El-Sadany, is that the weekend in Egypt is observed on Thursday and Friday. People typically work on Saturday and Sunday so companies won't have to pay extra for those shifts—or get stuck with second class workers—as they might in other countries.
El-Sadany spent more than 20 years working in the U.S tech sector before returning to Egypt last year, most recently as the chief technology officer at Iris Financial Services. In 2005, while a vice president at Oracle, he opened a technical support center in Egypt.
In December, Egypt for the first time cracked the tech research company Gartner's list of the 30 top countries for outsourcing. (The countries on the list aren't ranked.) The list takes into account criteria such as the size of the talent pool, how proficient a country's workforce is in other languages, and how committed the government is to its tech sector.
Egypt graduates more than 30,000 engineering students a year, and thousands more fluent in English, French and German. "Egypt from a cultural view is in the center of the world," says El-Sadany.
But it's the commitment to fostering a tech industry that sets Egypt apart, says El-Sadany. Egypt's prime minister was formerly the minister of information technology and a professor of engineering before that. "When a country is in a military crisis, leaders come from the military," says El-Sadany. The same holds true for IT: When a country is trying to boost its IT capabilities, it turns to leaders from that sector, he says.
One sign the strategy is paying off: In December, Intel said it would open a production center in Egypt.


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August 24, 2012
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Krugman's first claim is harmless enough. Obviously, an overall lack of demand can hurt the economy, those who erroneously insist that supply is always capable of creating demand notwithstanding. His second claim is partially true, but incomplete, because not all spending comes from income. A considerable amount of spending also comes from credit, but since that is neither part of the Neo-Keynesian aggregate model nor the babysitting coop story, Krugman simply omits it. And it can't be denied that the babysitting coop did appear to get out of its impasse by printing more coupons.
However, Krugman is guilty of a significant omission when he claims that Fed inflation – cranking up the printing presses – worked spectacularly in ending the 1981-1982 recession. And what he omits is that one of the chief causes of the recession was the Fed's need to slam on the brakes due to the rampant inflation of the 1970s, inflation that completely failed to cure the high rates of unemployment as it was supposed to according to conventional Neo-Keynesian economic theory. In fact, it was this failure that led to the widespread rejection of Neo-Keynesianism and the adoption of Milton Friedman's monetarist spin on it.
Also, when Krugman claims that the Fed was cranking up the money presses in 1983, he omits to mention that throughout that year, which more than covers his "few months" the interest rate never fell below 10.5 percent, which is higher than it was at any time after November 1978! Somehow, we're supposed to believe that observably tighter monetary policy amounts to cranking up the money presses!
Krugman has long ceased to be a legitimate economist, and is now nothing more than an economics ideologue.


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There aren't many creative personalities that I can honestly say I've been following most of my life. I guess Patrick Stewart would be on that list between Star Trek and X-Men. I guess the cast of the Simpsons, since they're almost as old as I am. But the most consistent one that I can think of is Peter David.
Most of you probably have no idea who that is, but he has had a surprisingly big impact on the geek world. The thing is though, his biggest impact has been on the under used corners of any geek-verse. For instance, his biggest claim to fame is a twelve year run as the writer of the Incredible Hulk. As big a name as The Hulk is, especially after his great appearance in The Avengers, he's never quite equaled his Stan and Jack Merry Marvel Siblings. He's no Spider-Man or X-Men. He's more on the level of Daredevil. He needs a particular vision to make him really work, and David's run on the book is legendary. Some of the most memorable Hulk stories are his, and they helped launch a young artist and famous ball enthusiast named Todd MacFarlane.
He also has had extensive and memorable runs on X-Factor, an X-Men sister-title. Speaking of sister-titles, he also has quite a cult following for his Supergirl stories. And, I can't think of a more niche mainstream superhero than Aquaman, and yet Peter David did some pretty cool stuff with him.
One of the hallmarks of his stories is his sense of humour. Even in the darkest stories, he manages to slip in a joke or a sly reference to lighten the mood just a little. That's really what keeps me coming back to his work. It's always fun. The stories aren't always great, but I never put it down feeling like I've wasted my time.
As evidence for this, I present Babylon 5. I watched 4 seasons of this show, and barely remember it. It's Star Trek Lite. The writing, acting, sets, and effects pale in comparison to a show that it was in direct competition with. But, Peter David wrote two episodes and I think those episodes are the best of the series. Or at least, the best that I saw. They weren't overly serious, or trying to make grand commentary on the universe. They were just tasty nuggets of what that world could be.
He also co-created his own TV series. It was called Space Cases and it was like Lost In Space meets Captain Planet. A group of kids from all different species get, well, lost in space and they have to learn to work together. It didn't last very long, but I think anyone who grew up with it remembers it fondly. It also has a ton of geek cred- The other co-creator is Billy Mumy, Will Robinson from Lost In Space; it stars Walter Emanuel Jones, the original black Power Ranger; it also stars a young Jewel Staite, from Firefly and Stargate Atlantis; and it guest starred Mark Hamill and George Takei.
Lastly, I want to talk about his novels. Somehow, between all the comics and TV shows, he's managed to crack out a bunch of novels. Some original ideas, and a lot of work for hire. He's written some of the best known Star Trek novles including Imzadi, a bunch of Q books, and the New Frontier series, which has hit over 20 books.
The reason I bring all of this up is that Peter David has had a stroke. He's in rough shape, but is slowly improving. But, because he lives in America, his health care has been expensive. Based on that laundry list of stuff I've listed above, David must have touched some corner of the geek world that means something to you. And, if he has, I humbly suggest you check out his website and purchase something by him. There are more details here – http://www.peterdavid.net/2013/01/04/here-is-how-you-can-help-peter/
Graham Becksted hopes Peter David gets well soon. He is also the author of Graham's Grumbles the second blog by that name that is listed in Google results when you search for Graham's Grumbles. If you would like to be his 72nd follower (thank you, bots), he can be followed on Twitter @GrahamBecksted.


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Wadhams is a Senior Fellow at American Progress where she focuses on Afghanistan, Pakistan, terrorism issues, and U.S. national security. Among her other responsibilities, she served as a U.S. election observer in Afghanistan's parliamentary elections in September 2010. Wadhams previously served as a legislative assistant on foreign policy issues for Sen. Russ Feingold (D. WI), worked at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, DC and as a research associate on national security issues in New York. Her other overseas experiences include work with the International Rescue Committee in Sierra Leone and two years in Ecuador and Chile.
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A Manual for Dancing and LivingIn the 85 chapters of this guidebook, you will find many ideas about waltzing, dancing, and living. Dance descriptions and tips to improve your dancing are accompanied by down-to-earth ways to find greater fulfillment in your dancing and in your life. 25 different kinds of waltz are completely described, including: cross-step waltz, Viennese waltz, box step waltz, rotary waltz, polka,
102 Amazing Niall Horan Facts! (One Direction)Learn all about your favorite One Direction member! This fact book on Niall Horan includes: -What kinds of girls he likes to date. -All about his first kiss. -His upcoming plans with One Direction for 2013. -His favorite movies, foods, restaurants, sports, hobbies, songs, and more! Do you know all about him? Download today and find out!
$5.39Dancing With Natasha takes the reader from "I Can't Dance," to "I'm A Dancing Machine." Greg and co-author Natasha detail the often agonizing, but always rewarding endeavor of learning Ballroom Dance. In this engaging, witty and poignant memoir, Greg and his wife, Joan make the trek to the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Dayton, Ohio, for a few lessons to better enjoy the professional formal
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$15.19Often called the Picasso, Stravinsky, or Frank Lloyd Wright of the dance world, Martha Graham revolutionized ballet stages across the globe. Using newly discovered archival sources, award-winning choreographer and dance historian Mark Franko reframes Graham's most famous creations, those from the World War II era, by restoring their rich historical and personal context. Graham matured as an artist
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The Civil War saga "Lincoln" leads the Academy Awards with 12 nominations, including best picture, director for Steven Spielberg and acting honors for Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones. Life of Pi" surprisingly ran second with 11 nominations, ahead of "Zero Dark Thirty" and "Les Miserables," which had been considered potential front-runners.
Check out Seth MacFarlane and Emma Stone announcing the nominations (above), plus the videos below for discussion and reaction. Also read Chris Vognar's take on the news, and see the full list of nominations.


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Archive for the 'The Beatles' Category
The Beatles, "Baby You're a Rich Man"
I should have just bought that boxed set of all of those Beatles reissues when they came out last year. Instead, I thought, why not buy them one at a time, and spread out my enjoyment? I did for a while, and got as far as Help! But then I was faced with Rubber Soul, Revolver, and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, and I stalled. I bought those three albums on cassette when I was in high school, along with a skimpy compilation called 20 Greatest Hits, and played them a lot. That was as far as my intensive early Beatles study went; I didn't investigate forward or backward. So, with these reissues, the early recordings—the "deep cuts," as they say; I obviously know the hits—were new to me, and the late stuff would be new to me when I got to it. But I just couldn't imagine having to listen to those mid-period albums, the great ones, again. And so I stopped buying, and a year went by.
But I was troubled by having just five early Beatles records in my collection. It looked weird. Was I ever going to complete the set? The other day it occurred to me that maybe the answer was to just go out of sequence and jump forward. I was placing an Amazon order, and threw in Magical Mystery Tour. It came this morning.
Confession: I have a habit of making up songs about my dog, and of altering existing popular song lyrics so that they're about my dog. Pretty much every song that I play, I make up a dog version. So this morning I couldn't help coming up with "Toby, You're a Rich Dog": "You keep all your kibble in a big blue bowl … How does it feel to be one of the beautiful puppies?"
The Beatles, "Strawberry Fields Forever"
This time of year I'm fairly obsessed with greenmarket strawberries. The strawberry season doesn't last long—roughly the month of June, with a brief late-summer resurgence at the larger Manhattan greenmarkets. While it's happening, though, I can't get enough strawberries. On Saturday mornings I walk a mile to the market at Grand Army Plaza to find a sea of green fuzzy-paper baskets with their little jewel-like holdings, and I usually can't resist buying two full quarts—more than we can eat before they start to get a little mushy. We eat them on Shredded Wheat 'n' Bran in the morning, and on Stonyfield Farms vanilla ice cream at night, and then they're gone by Monday. That leaves four days without fresh, local strawberries. How to get through the week? Meanwhile, the season flies by, and all the strawberries are being eaten up by other people.
Yesterday I remembered that on Wednesdays there's a little four-stand greenmarket in Windsor Terrace, a few blocks from our house in the other direction. This morning I went for a run around Prospect Park; I planned my route so I could stop and buy strawberries on the way home. Before I left I gathered all the cash in the house: two singles from my wallet, one from Caleb's, a handful of quarters. Enough, I thought, for a pint. I stuffed it all in the little zip-up pocket in the back of my running shorts, and then had the world's most annoying run. The coins jingled all the way around the park. I stopped and tried to fold up the quarters inside the bills, but they just slipped out a moment later. I sounded like a dog with tin cans tied to its tail. On the plus side, I did see an actual dog, a miniature collie, riding in a bicycle basket on the way to a romp during the park's early morning off-leash hours.
When I got to the greenmarket, they only had quarts, which were $7, and I ran the rest of the way home strawberryless and bereft. I topped my cereal with some olden banana. You berry eaters don't know how lucky you had it today.


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Big Ten Men's Soccer Roundup
The ninth-ranked Indiana men's soccer team sent seniors Nick Blevins, Chris Estridge, Tyler McCarroll, Tommy Meyer and Alec Purdie out in style with a 1-0 victory over Ohio State (10-6-1, 4-2 B1G) Saturday afternoon on Jerry Yeagley Field at Armstrong Stadium. Watch highlights of that game now. Meanwhile, the Wisconsin men's soccer team defeated the Penn State Nittany Lions, 1-0, Saturday, in a double overtime thriller. Dive inside for highlights.


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NEW DELHI: State-run telecom operator BSNL on Tuesday announced the appointment of Gopal Das as its chairman and managing director.
Das, at present, is serving as director (Human Resources Development) in the telecom PSU. Das steps into the shoes of Kuldeep Goyal, who retired on July 31 as BSNL CMD.


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Praise & Reviews
Sharon Danks is the recipient of honors in Communications by the American Society of Landscape Architects in the 2012 Professional Awards for Asphalt to Ecosystems.
"The most comprehensive and usable book. It's got great ideas that people can actually translate into practice. "
—2012 Professional Awards Jury
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"From the traditional blacktop and grass fields of most schoolyards, the book describes how playgrounds transform into spaces for growing food and plants, allowing for wildlife, birds and insects, and offering equipment that encourages creativity and collaborative play. The old design only encouraged competition, which often deviated into bullying, but the new design facilitates role-playing, storytelling, and stewardship of the land….This is a great book to offer to teachers, administrators, and school board members." --Penny Peck, ACL BayNews
"Asphalt to Ecosystems does a great job targeting its audience: teachers, students, and community activists... [T]his book lays out a framework for change and supplements it with ample global examples. It is as much a call-to-action as an expose of works, and most definitely a wonderful addition to any elementary school library." —Kevin J. Zhang, re:place Magazine
"From Asphalt to Ecosystems is an inspiring, important, and practical resource. Grounded in experience and loaded with photographs to illustrate the concepts, this book is an invaluable tool for all of us who are working to reconnect children and nature where they live, learn and play." —Cheryl Charles, PhD, Co-Founder and President, Children & Nature Network. Co-author, Coming Home: Community, Creativity, and Consciousness
"This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to transform -- or continue transforming -- their schoolyard, park or outdoor community space. It will cause you to look at your children's or student's play space with brand new eyes... and that's a very good thing. Every school administrator and park official should have a copy of this inspiring manual on her desk. "—Anne Nagro, founder of GardenABCs.com
"Who ever thought that schoolyards could be so much fun and enriching for everyone in the community? All it takes is ongoing community support and involvement at every stage of site-specific planning, funding, construction, and maintenance. Asphalt to Ecosystems: Design Ideas for Schoolyard Transformation is more than an idea book: it will help inspire and guide change." —Jeanna Santangelo, Marinscope: Who ever thought school yards could be so much fun?
"Asphalt to Ecosystems belongs on every school superintendent's and every state board of education director's desk so that all children can have the chance to experience learning and playing in dynamic, living environments that inspire them to life-long stewardship." —Illène Pevec, Children, Youth and Environments
"Danks has put together an extraordinary guide to creating, or re-creating, a portion of
the natural world to teach children all those connections that used to be a natural part of growing up." —Marlene Y. Satter, ForeWord Reviews
"This is a beautiful book, loaded with compassion for children and deep understanding of the learning process. It is not just a primer on ecological landscaping in the curriculum, but a blueprint for a greener and smarter curriculum." —David W. Orr, Paul Sears Distinguished Professor of Environmental Studies and Politics, Oberlin College, author, Ecological Literacy and Hope Is an Imperative
"A groundbreaking and informative book with examples from around the world that will inspire others to create green engaging environments for their children. To educate the next generation of earth stewards we need to immerse them in settings where an ecological viewpoint becomes second nature. Sharon Danks shows us the way." —Clare Cooper Marcus, Professor Emerita, Departments of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, University of California, Berkeley. Co-author, Healing Gardens
"As I was reading this book I realized I wanted to buy boxes of it and send copies off to all officials involved in education at the national and state level—it is that good." —Deborah Dalton, Landscape Architecture Magazine
"The photos are beautiful and plentiful and will be inspiring to any reader. The text is clear and informative. I love the range of projects in every section, from home made with recycled materials to high-end design and landscaping." —Bond Anderson, Sound Play
"I have often seen children's sense of wonder awaken as they find life teeming in a handful of soil or nurture a seed into a healthy plant to be harvested and enjoyed in a delicious meal with their classmates. Sharon Danks' Asphalt to Ecosystems is a wonderful introduction to the design ideas that can transform a traditional schoolyard into a place where such vital learning can occur, under the wise and skillful guidance of the growing movement of educators dedicated to education for sustainable living." —Zenobia Barlow, Cofounder and Executive Director, The Center for Ecoliteracy
"If you are looking for ways to make the future a better place, its a great way to start." —Adam Browning, Journalist, Grist Magazine
"Asphalt to Ecosystems reflects the author's passion for the topic and presents more than a decade of innovative practice interwoven with extensive international field investigation. The carefully crafted text, profusely illustrated with closely observed examples, convincingly demonstrates how ecologically rich environments can serve the triumvirate of children's play, learning, and education—and the good health of both children and planet. This inspiring book brings together and builds on the work of long time pioneers who share author Sharon Danks' vision. Those pursuing the same mission are offered an exceptionally valuable tool and a new benchmark of design for educating a new eco-literate generation." —Robin Moore, MCP, Director, The Natural Learning Initiative, North Carolina State University. Co-author, Natural Learning: The Life History of an Environmental Schoolyard
"Danks' book exemplifies planning's comprehensive approach to design and community engagement. She demonstrates that sustainability goes well beyond green technologies—encompassing the patterns of place and envisioning schools and schoolyards as centers of community." —Jeffrey L. Soule, FAICP, Director of Outreach and International Programs, American Planning Association
"Asphalt to Ecosystems is a wonderful "how-to book" that can serve as a powerful tool in facilitating the reconnection of school age children—and their parents and teachers—back to the wonders of nature and the natural system." —Ray Mims, Conservation & Sustainability, United States Botanic Garden
"This is the third year for TLN Blog book recommendations, and I have a couple of new ones to add to the list. The first is Sharon Danks' Asphalt to Ecosystems: Design Ideas for Schoolyard Transformation. Although this book is not so much geared to home gardeners, it's so inspiring that it deserves a place on this list. It's a beautifully illustrated guide for turning the traditional school ground's slab of asphalt into edible gardens, wildlife habitats, and vibrant creative spaces." —Naomi Sachs, Therapeutic Landscapes Network
"Danks sees the schoolyard as the perfect place to start engaging children with their environment. School gardens are an extension of the "school as a teaching tool," a microcosm for the potential that schools in general have to impart environmental awareness and stewardship on future leaders. Danks' book builds looks at the big picture for making a case for school gardens, but then moves into the practical with how to design, build and maintain school gardens on an ongoing basis."—Bill Orr, CHPS Executive Director, CHPS
"Asphalt to Ecosystems is a compelling color guidebook for designing and building natural schoolyard environments that enhance childhood learning and play experiences while providing connection with the natural world."—Michael Levenston, City Farmer News


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Down 3-16 Louth 0-09
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Down remain unbeaten in Allianz Football League Division Two following their 3-16 to 0-9 win over Louth at Pairc Esler.
Donal O'Hare helped himself to a 1-8 haul as Down coasted to the break with a 1-11 to 0-2 advantage.
Benny Coulter came off the bench to rifle home two goals, and Louth finished with 14 men following Brian White's second booking.
Conor Maginn netted a fourth, and O'Hare finished the game with 1-10 to his credit.
Niall Madine used his strength and direct running to claim two early points as the Mourne men eased ahead, but it was Mark Poland who was conducting the orchestra, creating the openings for his colleagues with his vision and range of passing.
By the eighth minute the home side had gone four ahead, courtesy of a couple of Donal O'Hare scores.
Paddy Keenan's promptings failed to ignite the Wee County's challenge, the absence of a cutting edge up front ensuring their opponents comfortably kept their noses in front.
James McCartan's side stretched the lead to six with a stylish effort from the hard-working Kevin McKernan, sliced over off the outside of his right boot.
Moments later Down were out of sight as O'Hare palmed Jerome Johnston's return pass to the net for a 1-6 to 0-0 advantage.
O'Hare curled over another free to bring his tally to 1-5, and the Leinster men were still seeking their first score, which eventually arrived in the 22nd minute, off the right boot of veteran Darren Clarke.
O'Hare continued to hit the target unerringly from placed balls, and while Louth did have their chances, they were unable to add to the two points contributed by Clarke before he was forced out of the game by injury.
Down led by 1-11 to 0-2 at the interval, and pushed on with points from Johnston and Poland in the opening moments of the second half.
Colm Judge managed to pull back a couple of Louth points from frees, but O'Hare was soon on target again.
The Wee County enjoyed the better of the exchanges in the third quarter, cutting the gap with two superbly struck long range frees from Declan Byrne, while Brian White launched a long range missile between the posts as well.
But there was to be no turning point, as Down turned the screw with three goals in the final 13 minutes.
Former All-Star Coulter was sprung from the bench, and in no time he had reminded Mourne fans of his genius, finishing to the net from Poland's assist.
Coulter punctured Louth's already flagging morale with another brilliant strike, and in stoppage time, he set up his side's fourth goal for Conor Maginn.
Down: S Harrison, D McCartan, B McArdle, O Costello, R Boyle, A Carr, C Garvey, P Turley, R Mallon, K McKernan (0-01), M Poland (0-01), C Maginn (1-00), D O'Hare (1-10, 0-09f), N Madine (0-02), J Johnston (0-01, f).
Substitutes: D Rooney for Boyle (h-t), B Coulter (2-00) for Madine (54), P Fitzpatrick (0-o1) for Mallon (58), C Lavery for McKernan (58), C O'Hare for Poland (61), M Lively for Garvey (62)
Louth: Gallagher, G Hoey, D Finnegan, K McLoughlin, J O'Brien, P Reilly, L Shevlin, P Keenan, Duffy, A Reid, C Judge (0-02, 2f), D Byrne (0-03, 2f), A McDonnell, D Clarke (0-02, 1f), D Maguire.
Substitutes: B Donnelly for Duffy (21), B White (0-01) for Clarke (24), D Crilly for Reilly (24), K Rodgers (0-01, f) for Judge (50), S Campbell for Reid (50), J Stewart for Hoey (63)
Referee: M Higgins (Fermanagh).
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October has been designated as American Pharmacists Month by the American Pharmacists Association. This year's theme is "Know Your Medicine, Know Your Pharmacist."
The staff of Tri-County Pharmacy welcomes area residents to join the celebration of the pharmacist profession.
"We will be having various activities throughout the month," a spokesperson said. "All activities are open to all members of the community that wish to attend."
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Tri-County Pharmacy is an independent pharmacy located at the intersection of Routes 4 and 20 south in Rock Cave. The pharmacy team includes: pharmacists Terry Craig, Christine Hamner and Dale Nesselroade; technicians Ashley Norman, Amy Bush and Sara Hamner; accounting manager Melinda Hyre; and accounting clerk Tammy Vaughn. Tri-County Pharmacy is open to all individuals and accepts all major insurances.
"It is a popular misconception that you must be a patient of Tri-County Health Clinic to be a patient at our pharmacy," the spokesperson said. "This is not accurate. We accept all patients regardless of which physician they see.
"If you are not currently a patient at our pharmacy, we welcome you to stop by and meet our staff and see what we have to offer. In addition to our prescription medications, we carry a wide selection of over-the-counter and personal care items," the spokesperson continued. "We also carry a variety of Lorann oils. We can also special order most OTC items at any patient's request."
Oct. 28 is designated National Pharmacy Technician Day. Tri-County's technicians "are a very valuable part of our pharmacy team," the spokesperson said. "They help our pharmacy run smoothly and we appreciate them so much. Stop by the pharmacy and tell them 'thanks.'"
The pharmacy will be having an open house Friday and Saturday. Doors will open at 8 a.m. and pharmacists will be present to answer questions and provide information on patient programs.
The pharmacy will also have a drawing for a "Good Health Basket" during the celebration. There will be a coloring contest, which is open to all children.
"American Pharmacists Month gives us an opportunity to celebrate our profession and our patients," the spokesperson said. "We hope you will join us. Stop into our pharmacy and meet our staff. We are here to serve you."
For more information about the pharmacy, stop in and speak to one of the staff or call 924-6784.


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Sure, every guy is different, but when you've gone out with enough of them (and, ahem, we have) you start to see some patterns. Here, Cosmo's incontrovertible dating dictums.More
You'll regret that "Just wanted to make sure you got my last message" follow-up to an e-mail, text, or voicemail.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Orb has been made the early 7-2 favorite for the Kentucky Derby, with undefeated Verrazano the second choice in a full field of 20 horses.
Trained by Shug McGaughey, Orb drew the No. 16 post on Wednesday. Four horses have won from there, most recently Animal Kingdom two years ago. McGaughey is in racing's Hall of Fame, but the 62-year-old trainer has yet to win the Derby in six previous tries.
Verrazano drew the No. 14 post and is 4-1 for Saturday's race at Churchill Downs. The colt is one of a record-tying five starters trained by Todd Pletcher.
Santa Anita Derby winner Goldencents is the third choice at 5-1 and will break from the No. 8 post. He's trained by Doug O'Neill, who won last year with I'll Have Another.
Another Pletcher horse, Revolutionary, is the fourth choice at 10-1.
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Brought the GPS& cam w/ me to flag football on Saturday. We won big (33-6). Here's a pic of me showing my shutdown corner skills. We play at Margate Field on the Northside of Chicago. I'd love to show where this pic was taken using Google Maps but I haven't figured out how to place the image of the map in the blog as of yet. It's a little confusing but give me some time...I'll figure it out! Playoffs are this weekend!
I was so excited to get the Sony equipment and test it out during Halloween that I forgot to introduce myself to everyone! My name is Roman, I'm 30+ years old and I live on the northside of Chicago. I have been married to my beautiful wife Jen for 7 years and we have 2 of the greatest sons you could ask for - Christian, 7 and Jayden (Jax), 2. I am a transplanted NYer, having moved to Chicago in 1999. Now that I've lived in Chi for awhile, people always ask me which city do I like better. I'll only say this: I like the pizza better in NY but I like how they pile the stuff onto hotdogs in Chi-town! I have remained a loyal fan to my NY sports teams: the Yankees (there was a World Series played this year?), the Jets & the Islanders. I have adopted the Bulls as my favorite basketball team (now that I live here I gotta like at least one Chicago team and it ain't gonna be da Cubs!).
One thing about living in Chicago that I love is its location right on Lake michigan. The parks & paths right by the lake are beautifully maintained by the city and provide some great stops for my favorite pastime: running. I took up running about 5 years ago when working out at the gym for hours stopped being an option. Running was a quicker way to stay in shape and constantly provides me w/ challenges from 5Ks to marathons. I'll be running at least 2 races during my time working for Sony; I plan to take you with me via the Sony GPS and digital media equipment to show you why I enjoy hitting the paths so much!
I'd love to tell you more about my life but there is 3 months more for me to do that! You can check out my website if you'd like to see a couple of recent pics:
That's it for now! Thank you Sony for giving me this opportunity and thank you all for reading...come back for more...it's gonna be an exciting 3 months!
Arrived at home from work yesterday to see the BIG Sony box in front of the door so Halloween started off with a big treat for me! I couldn't wait for the training session on Thursday to learn how to use the GPS, Camera, NetCam, etc., so I opened everything up, read through the instructions (or as much as you can absorb in about 15 minutes) and the fam & I slipped into our costumes to head out for some sweets and for me to take this cool stuff out for a spin!
I've attached a pic of all of us. My wife Jen is the green M&M. My 2 year old son Jax is the Dinosaur. The 7 year old dressed as Ghost Rider is my eldest son Christian and I am The Burger King.
The Sony GPS worked great! I downloaded all of the pics to my PC and each of the pic was marked with a location on the Google Map (so that I knew exactly which houses gave the good candy!) The Burger King costume was a big hit as kids kept asking me for Whoppers while I kept asking them if they had seen that Ronald McDonald character so that I could kick his butt. Xtian & Jax had lots of fun and have alot of candy to go through until next year.
Come Join me in Washington DC for a marathon, NYC for a family reunion, Stockholm for a little work/play & of course Chicago for some fun around my home town. Sony GPS will bring you along for the ride!
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