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I am a little shocked. She says she is a Christian, but the Bible doesn't say anything about dinosaurs. Should I let him keep them, as long as he understands that dinosaurs aren't real? Even the PBS shows that he watches talk about dinosaurs and evolution, and how the scientists found these "bones" but the Bible doesn't say that God ever created them, and the earth is only 6,000 years old, not old enough to have "bones" that they say are MILLIONS of years old! I know that Satan tries to trick us in many ways, and this is one way that he tries to fool man into believing that there isn't a God who created the universe. How can they be bones when they are made out of ROCKS? I told my son that dinosaurs are one of Satan's many ways of tricking man, and he must talk to God before he plays with them. Am I handling this right? My first 3 were all girls, and I adopted boys, and lots of mothers tell me that boys are often attracted to these dinosaurs. So I don't know what to do. Is this just harmless fantasy play for him, or should I be worried that he may go on to believe in things like evolution?
My neighbor gave my 8-year-old toy dinosaurs.
I heard that playing with dinosaurs leads to hard drugs and a propensity to listen to rock and roll music, the interest in DANCING and FORNICATING, and the desire to become TATTOOED and PIERCED!
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There are a lot of Christians That believe dinosaurs exsisted. Basically Christians believe in Creation, not evolution. I come from a very Christian home and we all played and learned about dinosaurs. My little brother was obsessed with them. Everyone has their own opinion, I mean I am sure there are tons of animals that exsist today but are literally listed in the bible. a PP even mentioned the Creation Museum, which displays dinosaurs and people living together. I have my own opinions as well.
I'm going to say this respectfully which is unlike most of the posters on this board.
Dinosaurs existed. Think about this. Satan could not have created them, for creation of life is a positive act.
The Bible says very little about earth's age. While 6-day literal creationists would like to think otherwise, I'm sorry but it just doesn't hold together in any way, shape, or form.
If everything has only been around for 6k years or so, then why would God make it appear as if the universe were much older? That's deceptive. There are stars out there so far away that their light had to start traveling here billions of years ago in order to arrive here now. That means we are literally looking into the past, right now, when we look at them. If everything were made within the past 6k years, then that fact alone would require God to make it only appear as if there were stars there that actually weren't at all, only light coming at us from points that weren't really there. And given the fact that we are constantly in motion, it would be mathematically impossible to create any such model which would put those stars in the same place.
I'm sorry that the world is not as easy as Genesis. It's time to face that. Your children depend upon it.
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So, if dinosaurs aren't real. Where does the museum get the bones and fossils from?
Oh man Muriel, now you have gone over the top even for a troll! At least you where somewhat believable before. Now you have gone and taken it too far. Darn
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But, for the fun of it, I will answer that I'm ashamed of your neighbor and I'm shocked you even have to ask for our advice about this. Of course, he shouldn't be playing with dinosaurs. Imagine the ideas he will get! Throw them away and go to church. You need to pray for forgiveness.
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The East squad jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the top of the third inning when Dylan Reinhardt of Anderson Ford doubled in two runs. The West All-Stars would answer in the bottom half, though, as Jake Eck of Columbus lined a two-run double of his own, giving the West the lead 3-2.
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BELPRE - Belpre High School will have 10 students up for awards for their artwork during the 2013 Ohio Governor's Youth Art Competition this weekend in the Columbus area.
"This year, like most every year, we have a wide range of media represented," said art teacher Jeff Tharp.
These media include pottery, balsa and ink, acrylic, pen and ink, marker, watercolor and photography.
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Work by 10 Belpre High School art students will be on display this weekend at the 2013 Ohio Governor's Youth Art Competition after placing in the regional competition this past weekend. The students, from left, are Kayla Roberts, senior; Jasmine Deeter, junior; Lyndsay Cooper, junior; Adrienne Blair, sophomore; Kylee Fury, freshman; Ashley Carter, junior; Claudia Hall, senior; Elizabeth Whiting, senior; Trent Stanley, senior; and Dakota McDaniel, junior.
The students include seniors: Elizabeth Whiting, Kayla Roberts, Trent Stanley and Claudia Hall; juniors Dakota McDaniel, Lyndsay Cooper, Ashley Carter and Jasmine Deeter; sophomore Adrienne Blair; and freshman Kylee Fury.
The artwork was chosen to go to the state competition in after they won the regional competition of 16 high schools in Athens earlier this past weekend. Each student was allowed to enter up to five pieces into the state competition. The Belpre students entered 23 collective pieces.
"Just to get out of the regional competitions is fantastic and a feat in itself," Tharp said. "To have so many students win, as one of the smallest schools in the entire show, is great."
Tharp said to be part of the state competition is "amazing" for the Belpre students.
"The competition is just really wonderful," he said. "Some of these schools are five-times the enrollment size of our little school and to be part of it really shows the exceptional talent of our kids."
Tharp said he has taken students to this competition more than 25 years.
"It's been a long time and I am proud every year," he said.
Last year, six of the school's 10 student participants won awards at the state show.
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Tax Avoidance in the 21st Century
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AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS TAX REFORM IN RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT, Chris Evans & Rick Krever, eds., Thomson, 2009
Over the past few decades, several factors have contributed to what numerous revenue agencies and academic authors have characterized as a significant increase in tax avoidance activity. This paper considers both the causes of increased tax avoidance activity over the past several years as well as governmental responses to this phenomenon in key common law jurisdictions, notably Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. Part 2 examines the concept of tax avoidance, distinguishing unacceptable or abusive tax avoidance both from illegal tax evasion on the one hand and acceptable tax planning or tax minimization on the other. Part 3 considers the causes of recent tax avoidance activity and its adverse effects for domestic tax systems. Part 4 reviews government responses to tax avoidance, examining both legislative reforms and administrative innovations. Part 5 considers whether these legislative and administrative measures are sufficient to the address the problem of tax avoidance in the 21st century, concluding that, although they can be expected to discourage some abusive tax avoidance, there is also much that remains to be done.
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April 5, 2014 AUGUSTA, Ga. – The Jaguars started out with a slew of birdies to open play at the 3M Augusta Invitational at Forest Hills Golf Club, but dropped the pace to currently sit eighth in the 15-team field after Saturday's opening 36-holes in shotgun format.
Augusta, Ga., is all things golf this time of year and the Jaguars opened play at the 3M Augusta Invitational with sophomores Meechai Padung and Maverick Antcliff starting their days with two-straight birdies on the back nine. Freshman Viktor Edin recovered from a bogey on his first hole to card back-to-back birdies on No. 14 and 15 for the Jaguars to take an early first-place lead over the field. Things cooled down for the home team as the Jaguars finished the day with Antcliff leading the team tied for ninth overall – shooting a 70 and 71 on the par-72 course.
Edin is tied for 25th after signing for a 75 and a 69 in round three, the lowest round for the Jags on the day. Junior Cody Shafer shot consecutive 73's (+1) after his first 36 holes to sit tied for 35th. Meechai Padung improved his round one score by four strokes, sitting even after his round two even-par 72 to tie for 43rd. Senior Alex Wennstam shot 2-over and 6-over to tie for 65th after day one.
UCF and Texas and knotted at No. 1 with a 564 team score, while UCF's Greg Eason (66-71) and Virginia Tech's Scott Vincent share the individual lead spot at 7-under par. The final 18 holes of round three commence tomorrow morning with tee times beginning at 8:30 a.m.


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The Merry Wives of Windsor Act 3, Scene 1 Summary
- Over at Frogmore fields, Evans has been waiting for Caius to show up. He's carrying a big sword and a Bible. (They go together like peanut butter and jelly.)
- Simple is there, too, and Evans sends him off to look for Caius.
- Evans whips open his bible and declares "Jeshu pless me" (translation: Jesus, bless me), right before swearing to God that he's going to knock Caius's "urinals about his knave's costard."
- Then, for some reason he starts singing a popular love song. (Is it just us or, is Evans just a tad bit nervous?)
- Simple shows up with Shallow and Page who proceed to make fun of Evans for holding a bible and sword at the same time.
- Then the Host appears with John Rugby and they trash talk Doctor Caius.
- Okay, is everyone here? Caius and Evans draw their swords...
- But, before anyone can stab anyone else in the guts, Shallow and Page step in and take away their weapons. (What? This is Windsor, not the mean streets of Verona. No one's dying in this one.)
- The Host says the guys would be better off "hacking our English" instead of hacking into each others' body parts. In other words, the Host can't stand the sound of Caius' and Evans' foreign accents but that doesn't mean he wants them kill each other. Plus, trash talk is more fun than physical violence.
- Caius and Evans both have a "You're so lucky they just took away my sword" kind of moment and act like they actually want to fight.
- Everyone leaves, except for Slender, Caius, and Evans. Evans and Caius whisper to each other that the Host is just messing with them and trying to make them look foolish.
- They agree to be friends and vow to get revenge.
- Meanwhile, Slender has been standing around sighing and carrying on about "sweet Anne Page."
- Hmm. If Slender loves Anne so much, why was he going to let his friend Evans fight over her with Doctor Caius? We call shenanigans.


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The following is a guest post from Ambika Singh of Rover.com. Rover.com is a new canine community founded on the belief that real homes make the safest and happiest kennels for our dogs. With 40 million dog-owning households in the U.S., Rover.com wants
February 7, 2012
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Companies Focus on Modern Pet Services
As we've discussed before, companies offering pet services are getting more elaborate. Pet owners make up a majority of the population in the United States, and these companies are recognizing the need and providing the service. For example, Nature Calls
January 6, 2011
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Choosing a Pet Sitter for Your Dog or Cat
As the holidays approach, many of us will be looking for a pet sitter to care for our dogs and cats while we travel out of town. A popular option many people choose is an in-home sitter – someone who
October 27, 2010
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Comments on the iPhone touch-type from Tog's new iPhone article
( http://www.asktog.com/columns/072iPhoneFirstTouch.html )
> An inherent problem with all finger-touch systems is that the
> finger, by definition, must obscure the object being touched
> (unless one has a giant screen with giant buttons).
personas and mental models are great tools for
interaction design. But interaction designers
themselves interact with other stakeholders,
like managers, programmers, marketing, QA etc.
They all haver their goals and mental models
of the process of creating software.
Has anyone here created personas for the
stakeholders interaction designers have to deal
For me this seems like an obvious use case for
personas and mental models.
Hmmm... I'm not sure what they think they've invented?
Am I missing something?
An example of donut menu (a pie with scooped out center) implemented for
touch screen: digital whiteboard by Intoi:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTsZXzUvcss .
I'd like to ask the list about anonymous comments. I'm sure the
collective wisdom of the list has plumbed the question, figured out the
fors and againsts of registration for commenting and has opinions. This
for me is coming out of a real-world situation with Found|Read, a site
that uses PublicSquare which requires everyone to register or log in to
leave a comment.


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The view from 50°0'N 8°16'EMoguntiacum, Mayence, Määnz, Meenz, Mainz.....
I'll take a couple beers (unless they're serving margueritas) at the Latin Dance, but think I'll skip the Queen's party and the burlesque show.
I would love to see what else is inside the events guide!
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The commissioners of Scott County want to express our disappointment at the attitude shown by the editors of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on Nov. 21 when they, in effect, said the people of the Bootheel were not worth saving. Their editorial praised the roadblocks that have been put in front of the St. John's Basin-New Madrid Floodway Project, ostensibly to protect the ecosystem. We find that position less than praiseworthy and even rude, because they refuse to acknowledge that lives are at stake in flooding situations.
Scott County has numerous significant flooding hazards extending along the St. John's Ditch from mid-County through the Sikeston area into New Madrid County. Residents of Mini Farms, Sikeston and Miner, and the adjacent eastern areas of the county are at risk when this causeway floods. And the St. John's ditch on our end can't be efficient until the problems on its New Madrid County end are addressed. We are working with the Natural Resource Conservation Service and the city of Sikeston to clean out St. John's to provide some local relief before the next big flooding situation. This is only a band-aid for now, however, and the larger project must be addressed by our state and federal government.
Our members of Congress, the Corps of Engineers and our state legislators have worked for decades to develop the right solution to this problem. We do not agree with those state and federal natural resource agencies that oppose the project on tenuous grounds. And we'd like to invite the editors of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to visit us during the next spate of rain and flood waters - bring your boats, boots and life jackets.
Scott County Commission:
Martin Priggel, presiding commissioner Walter Bizzell, first district commissioner Jamie Burger, second district commissioner


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Monte Carlo first trailer emerges online
Monte Carlo is an American romantic comedy film, which is directed by Tom Bezucha. It is loosely based on the novel Headhunters by Jules Bass. It is all about three young girls. Selena Gomez is playing Grace, while Katie Cassidy and Leighton Meester portray the role of Emma and Megan respectively.
The story of Monte Carlo revolves around three young girls, who use their savings for a dream trip to Paris. When they decide to take a break from their lousy tour and sneak into the lobby of a 5-star hotel, one of the girls is mistaken for a spoiled British heiress. Before they get the chance to reveal their true identities, the girls are wrapped up in a whirlwind of paparazzi, couture gowns, storybook romances, and living the glamorous life in Monte Carlo.


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Husband: Jozef MURGAŠ Birth: 26 Oct 1882 Zborov nad Bystricou 122 {1,2} Marriage: 22 Apr 1902 Dorota VÁLEK {1} Krásno nad Kysucou Arrival: 27 Apr 1905 New York {3} SS Barbarossa
Father: Ondrej MURGAŠ Mother: Anna MASARIK
Wife: Dorota VÁLEK Birth: 19 Jan 1878 Zborov nad Bystricou 95 {1,2} Marriage: 22 Apr 1902 Jozef MURGAŠ {1} Krásno nad Kysucou Arrival: 14 May 1914 New York {3} SS George Washington
Father: Ján VÁLEK Mother: Anna ZUZCÁK
M Matúš MURGAŠ Birth: 19 Sep 1902 Zborov nad Bystricou {4} Arrival: 14 May 1914 New York {3} SS George Washington
F Mila MURGAŠ Birth: 1905 Arrival: 14 May 1914 New York {3} SS George Washington
Jozef traveled to New York on April 27, 1905 on the SS Barbarossa from Slovakia to United States and settled in Osceola Mills to work in the coal mines.
He sent for his two children and his wife and children. Matthew Murgas who was only 9 years old at the time and his younger sister was only 5. The journey across the ocean took approximately 60 days on the George Washington.
During the first week of the journey, his wife got sick and was bed ridden the remainder of the trip. Matthew was forced to become a young man at an early age and care for his sister.
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Perspectives: Some local opportunities exist for figure skating wannabes
February 8, 2014
You have to march before you can glide. At least that is the advice Heidi Sowards, skating director at South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena, gives to beginning ice skater....
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DEER PARK, Texas — Susan Marie Sauls, 54, of Deer Park, passed away unexpectedly at 7:35 a.m. Monday, Dec. 31, 2012, after a brief illness.
Susan was born on March 19, 1958, in Portsmouth, N.H., to Leeland James and Ann Wade. She attended Marshwood High School in South Berwick, Maine, and continued on to become a very successful and driven entrepreneur.
Susan was married to Delbert Sauls on Oct. 21, 1976. They were lovingly devoted to one another for 37 years.
She is survived by her loving husband, Delbert Sauls of Deer Park; daughter Sadie E. King and her husband, Thomas King, of Deer Park; brother-in-law Larry Sauls of La Porte, Texas; brother-in-law Paul Sauls and his wife, Betty, of Woodriver, Ill.; half-sister Mia Pendleton of Eliot, Maine; her loyal canine companion, Mr. Wilson; and numerous extended family members, beloved employees and friends.
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Treehouse in the city? See inside this contemporary Dallas home
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Nestled in the Bluffview neighborhood is a particular 1950s midcentury modern atop a secluded hill that was built among the treetops. Originally crafted by architect Downing Thomas, the home has been updated by interior designer Emily Summers and redesigned by architect Jason Smith of Smitharc.
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In Pictures: Inner Circle and @PatMcKayMusic today at Circle Village
Inner Circle Fan Cover Video of the Week – Games People Play Keyboard Cover
Check dis "Games People Play" fan video of di week from Germany. Find more keyboard covers here.
MP3 Leak of the Week Article: Inner Circle ft. Slightly Stoopid & Bizerk on ThePier.Org (@ThePierOrg)
You can download the latest song "Roll It Up, Blaze It Up", for FREE on our home page under the MP3 Leak of the Week on the right hand column! This Download will only be available until Saturday Nov. 16th. Read more below…
Inner Circle – "Roll It Up, Blaze It Up" (Feat. Slightly Stoopid & Bizerk)
"Roll It Up, Blaze It Up" Background:
This past October '12, Inner Circle released a new single, "Roll It Up, Blaze It Up," featuring Slightly Stoopid, and up-and-coming rapper, Bizerk! After finding inspiration listening to Inner Circle's early recording of "Mary Mary" with original lead-singer, Jacob Miller, the band is back, revisiting the piece.
Inner Circle first re-recorded "Mary Mary" in 2009, on their album, State Of Da World. The collaborative track was titled"Mary Collie Weed" and featured Slightly Stoopid. This time around, Inner Circle remixed "Mary Collie Weed," layering on vocals by Bizerk.
Inner Circle Bio/Background:
If you are unfamiliar with Inner Circle, look no further than the television show COPS. The 1987 hit single, "Bad Boys", which serves as Fox Network's television show COPS theme song. The group was also originally called The Inner Circle Band, forming back in 1968. The band achieved major success in the 1970s with Jacob Miller as their lead singer, but ultimately split up after Miller's death in 1980.
Inner Circle's "Bad Boys" was reissued as a single in 1991 and charted in several countries in Europe, but it was its 1993 re-release in the US that achieved the greatest success. The 1992 album Bad to the Bone was picked up by Atlantic Records and reissued as Bad Boys to capitalize on the success of the single, which sold more than half a million copies in the US and more than four million worldwide.
The band received a Grammy Award in 1993 for 'Best Reggae Album by Duo or Group' for Bad Boys and the album also spawned the international hit single "Sweat (A La La La La Long)", which was a # 3 hit in the UK Singles Chart and topped the chart in ten countries, selling over a million copies in Europe, while "Bad Boys" peaked at # 52.
But, rather than looking back to Inner Circle's past greatness, let's take a listen to the present artistry coming out of the Inner Circle studios. Check out the single, "Roll It Up, Blaze It Up," for your listening pleasure by downloading it for FREE on the Homepage!
Inner Circle Links:
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Huge thanks again to Inner Circle, Slightly Stoopid & Bizerk for sharing the collaboration track "Roll It Up, Blaze It Up" to post up for FREE download. Free music is a privilege that we're grateful for and we appreciate the work these artists do! Please feel free to download this song for free and spread the awareness to your friends!
Enjoy the FREE track on the homepage!
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"Jalan Pasar" Pudu Ulu by l_joo
Pudu Ulu Travel Guide: 10 reviews and 53 photos
Jalan Pasar according to the book written by JM Gullick whom I pick as the best book that provided the best historical information about the city of Kuala Lumpur is some kind of main trading location of tin during the Industrial Revolution days.
Today Jalan Pasar is a road full of cars, bikes, trucks, pedestrians and electronic accessories? shops. This Pasar road also has numerous aquariums that sell mostly tropical fishes. In early morning, this location is bustling especially the wet market quarter which supplies many daily foods to all our Lumpurese friends.
What you see in the photo is just one of the shops among nearly 100 shops in the road of Jalan Pasar. This location is almost a flea market but surprisingly unknown to tourists probably due to cheapness or some other reasons.
The shop sells a local made audio amplifier for as cheap as RM65 which is nearly 20 to 100 times less than anything you can buy from KLCC. If tourists are looking for these quality of products, Jalan Pasar is the place for you. Besides audio items, all kinds of electrical and electronic components are available here and prices are much cheaper than anywehre else.
Other than shops, there are also many individual on-the-street sellers where they bring whatever they have to display on the floor with a piece of ground sheet. Photos beside shows how they displayed their items for sale. This kind of selling method and buying method are very exciting. Shopers go around selecting whatever they desire and after satisfy with the item, start bargain. So, its all depend on the skills of bargain, but not all. Some just pick and pay.
The day I went for photo shooting, I saw many sellers displaying products from watches to mobile cases, village medicines, shoes, head wear and many others. One guy so prominent where he sitting alone displaying his Chinese imported sex-products on a small portable table. I have a photo inside my tips, please take a look.
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BERKELEY -- A century ago Friday, construction workers, architects and engineers joined UC Berkeley's president for a celebratory "feast in the sky," climbing shaky ladders and walking on planks to reach the unfinished Campanile's observation deck 200 feet above the campus.
They had cranberry sauce with their roast turkey and ice cream with their pie.
Reporters covering the event -- marking completion of the tower's steel frame -- described the diners' nonchalant air.
An Oakland Tribune illustration -- headlined "Girl climbs U.C. Campanile/ Serves noon feast in sky" -- featured Vivian Bowers, who said she enjoyed the task.
"It was certainly an interesting and exciting experience, and the only thing I have to regret is that there were no steps to the very top of the pinnacle," Bowers told the newspaper. "I should have liked to have seen the view from up there. It was so beautiful as it was that I really did not have time to be afraid."
University of California President Benjamin Ide Wheeler and other high-ranking guests arrived at the banquet in relative comfort, hoisted up in a construction box. The day before his ascent, Wheeler spoke symbolically of the view and urged students to take a "broad view of the campus and college affairs," according to records discovered by UC historians.
The Tribune had earlier predicted the Berkeley landmark would compare to "the Campanile of Venice, Giotto's tower in Florence, and the Giralda of Seville" and that it was "destined to become one of the world's most famous towers."
"Slender and lofty, its gleaming walls all of white granite and marble," it said, "the Sather campanile will be a splendid landmark, visible from ocean vessels as they enter the Golden Gate and from all the cities clustering around San Francisco Bay."
The Campanile was completed in 1915; UC Berkeley is planning events for its centennial next year.
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See 1914 Oakland Tribune photos of the Campanile feast and the Tribune's report at www.mercurynews.com/education.


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CANNIBAL CORPSE bassist Alex Webster has posted the following message on the group's web site:"We just returned from our tour of Mexico, and we wanted to thank all of the great fans there for making the tour a huge success. We also want to thank the organizers of the tour, and the crew that worked with us throughout the tour. "All of the shows were killer, with the shows in Monterrey and Mexico City being among the best shows we've ever done (the Monterrey show was also one of the hottest!). The whole trip to Mexico was really great. "This was the first time we did more than 2 or 3 shows during one trip to Mexico, and it was really cool to see some different parts of the country, and meet fans from different cities. We were also happy to see lots of old friends in places we have played in the past. We want to send greetings to everybody we met in Puebla, Guadalajara, San Luis Potosi, Mexico City and Monterrey. All of the fans we met were really cool, and they had incredible energy during the concerts. We definitely don't want t o wait five years again for our next trip to Mexico! "Now we will continue on to South and Central America, where we are hoping for a similar killer response. Many thanks again to the brutal Mexican death metal fans, you rule!!!"
CANNIBAL CORPSE Bassist: 'Brutal Mexican Death Metal Fans Rule'
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A Couple of Recent Illustrations
I've been doing a lot of painting recently. Some for upcoming childrens books (very exciting) some potential new card designs, Christmas card designs, figures, characters, postcards and scribbles. I haven't yet tried to paint Samuel the Spaniel, but I think I will soon. How do you capture all the naughtiness and cuteness all in one?
Anyway, above pictured are a couple of random illustrations from the past week. The first, similar to my New Year post, playing around with a bit of illustrated type. The second is a picture of a sweet pea from my garden. The baby plants were a birthday present from my Mummy back in April.
It's been a tough old time recently, there has been some very sad family news. I have and will be travelling a lot to visit family over the next few weeks, so I've cut down the amount I'm doing. Painting and sketching is a peaceful activity, and one in which I'm finding solace and a bit of space during an emotional time. For those who are having a tough time too, pick up your pencil (it doesn't matter if you can't draw) and scribble away, you might find it helps.


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Sikeston had problems all night trying to contain Doniphan's 5-foot-6 guard Morgan Davis, who scored a game-high 29 points.
Davis scored 10 points in the first quarter and sparked the Donettes to a 12
-0 run to start the game. The Lady Bulldogs committed eight turnovers in the quarter, thanks in large part to a Doniphan 2-2-1 full-court press that seemed to rattle Sikeston early.
"I told the girls that Doniphan would come out in a press," said Sikeston head coach Fred Johnson. "We did not respond well to the pressure and just made silly mistakes."
Doniphan outscored Sikeston 21-14 in the first quarter and extended the lead to 45-35 by the half. The Donettes drained five 3-pointers in the first half, as Davis hit three 3's and had 16 points at the break.
Foul trouble hurt Sikeston early as 5-9 junior Latoya Gipson went to the bench midway through the second quarter with three personal fouls.
"I was worried coming into the game about our press," said Doniphan head coach Jimbo Blackwell. "Sikeston is a very athletic team and if they beat our press, they would get many lay-ups. Our kids played hard and aggressive tonight. I was proud of the way our kids came out and worked tonight."
Sikeston came out at half with a renewed intensity on the defensive end of the court. The Lady Bulldogs held Doniphan to just 10 points in the third quarter and cut down on their turnovers with just four in the quarter.
The Lady Bulldogs got to within 57-50 with seven minutes remaining in the game thanks to some clutch shooting from senior forward Allison Blurton, who drained a big 3-pointer to cut the lead to seven.
Doniphan iced the game from the line going 11-for-14 in the fourth quarter and walked away to the finals with a 78-60 victory over Sikeston.
"Right now, Doniphan is the better team without question," said Johnson. "They made fewer mistakes and ran their offense to perfection. We did not play hard enough to earn the win. The girls have to learn to play physical. We played well on Tuesday, but we have to learn to put good games in a row. We will be all right. Just putting in a new system and our day will come. We will not back down from anybody."
Chelsea Swindle scored nine points for the Donettes. Angela Rodgers scored eight points, had five rebounds and two assists. Melissa Kennon scored seven points and dished out six assists.
Doniphan committed 11 turnovers and had 24 rebounds (10 offensive).
Blurton scored 22 points, five rebounds and five assists for the Lady Bulldogs. Whitney McCray grabbed 13 rebounds and scored 10 points off the bench. Martika Davis scored eight points, seven rebounds and had three blocks.
Gipson ended up with seven points and six rebounds for Sikeston. Paige Silverthorn had a good night off the bench with nine points, three assists and two rebounds.
Sikeston committed 24 turnovers in the game and pulled down 36 rebounds (14 offensive).
Doniphan (8-1) advances to the tournament finals and will meet Dexter at 7:
30 p.m. tonight.
Sikeston (5-4) will fight for third place against Naylor at 6 p.m. tonight.
The Dexter Lady Bearcats advanced to the finals of the tournament with a 45
-37 win over the Naylor Eagles.
Jessica Fowler and Taylor Nelson hit a 3-pointer apiece in the first quarter, as the Lady Bearcats raced out to a 10-3 first quarter lead.
In the second quarter, Hailee Deckard, a 5-foot-10 sophomore, got going, scoring seven points in the quarter, to cut the Dexter lead to six at halftime, 21-15.
Dexter controlled the second half of action as 5-10 senior Taylor Nelson scored seven of her 16 points in the half. Not to be outdone for the Lady Bearcats, 5-10 sophomore Amanda Dooley, who is returning from a shoulder injury, scored nine of her 12 points in the second half to open the game up for Dexter.
Naylor could never get within striking distance of Dexter in the fourth quarter, and the Lady Bearcats chalked up a hard-fought 45-37 victory.
"A win is a win," said Dexter head coach Gavin Miller. "But I am disappointed because we did not play our game. Going into the game, our goal was to not double-team Deckard and just play her heads up. I coach to win, so I had to put the girls in a zone to try and stop the penetration. We need to get better on defense in time for districts. I am happy with the win and I think this is the first time a girls team at Dexter has started the season at 6-0."
In addition to her 16 points, Nelson grabbed 11 rebounds. Mallory Kennedy had a nice all-around game scoring seven points, seven rebounds, five assists and four steals.
Dexter received help on the boards from their guards as, Natalie Hayes and Molly Burleson each had five rebounds.
Dexter committed 11 turnovers and had 37 rebounds (15 offensive).
Deckard finished with 17 points and six rebounds. Miranda Sullivan, a 6-0 senior, scored eight points and pulled down six rebounds. Junior Valerie Stull secured seven rebounds off the bench for Naylor.
Naylor committed 19 turnovers in the game and had 26 rebounds (five offensive).
"I was pleased with the girls' effort tonight," said Naylor coach Gene Deckard. "We missed a lot of shots in the first quarter, which was the difference in the game. Dexter has a good team and you can't key on one player. I think Naylor showed everybody that we can play. We will learn from this defeat and it will only make us stronger for districts."
Dexter (6-0) will face Doniphan in the finals tonight at 7:30 p.m.
Naylor (4-2) will play Sikeston in the third place game tonight at 6 p.m.
The Kelly Lady Hawks fell to East Carter County 68-54, in a consolation game.
Kelly committed eight turnovers in the first quarter as East Carter jumped out to a 21-9 lead. Things got worse in the second quarter for Kelly, as freshmen Debra Hall picked up her third foul midway through the quarter.
Meaghan Carner, a 5-foot-8 senior, drained four 3-pointers in the first half as the Lady Redbirds built a 41-21 advantage heading into halftime.
In the third quarter, Kelly jumped back into the game on the strength of Hall's 12 points in the quarter. The Lady Hawks trailed 51-38 heading into the final quarter.
Kelly made a game of it, getting as close as 59-52 with 1:40 left in the fourth quarter. Unfortunately for Kelly fans, their team would get no closer as East Carter put the game away with clutch free-throws. East Carter won 68-54 over Kelly.
Beth Johnson, a 5-10 senior forward, impressed the crowd scoring 27 points and had 12 rebounds for East Carter. Carner finished the game with 14 points. Stephanie Moeckli scored 10 points, grabbed three rebounds and led the team with seven assists. Junior Caitlyn Bowman scored six points, three rebounds and four assists.
East Carter had 29 rebounds (nine offensive) and committed 18 turnovers.
Kelly was led in scoring by Hall who scored 12 points and had nine rebounds. Katee Moore scored 11 points and Sarah Ruff had nine points and six rebounds. Kayla Cissell had eight points and four rebounds.
Brittany Ponder scored four points, two rebounds and five assists for the Lady Hawks. Mindy Robert chipped in with four points and six rebounds off the bench.
Kelly grabbed 39 rebounds (20 offensive) and committed 23 turnovers.
"We are a young team," said Kelly head coach Rod McQuerter. "We have to learn to value the basketball. Johnson from East Carter is strong and quick around the basket and was a tough matchup for us. We can't have our heads down, we have to go back to practice tomorrow and get ready for districts down the line."
East Carter (3-5) will face Portageville in the fifth place game today at 4:30 p.m.
Kelly (5-3) will have a short break and will next be in action at Sikeston on Jan. 5, to take on the Lady Bulldogs at 6 p.m.
The Portageville Lady Bulldogs advanced to the seventh place game in the tournament, with a 55-30 win over Neelyville.
Portageville jumped out to a 12-0 lead in the first quarter, thanks to nine turnovers in the quarter by Neelyville.
Neelyville committed 20 turnovers in the first half and trailed 27-11 entering the half.
Portageville took advantage of 12 Neelyville turnovers in the third quarter and had a comfortable 41-22 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
Neelyville committed 35 turnovers in the game and could not recover, as Portageville cruised to the 55-30 victory.
Junior Hannah Rone and sophomore Kellye Penn led Portageville in scoring with 17 and 19 points respectfully.
"Hannah penetrated well tonight and started to use her right hand more (Rone is left-handed)," said Portageville head coach Eric Ellerbrook. "Kellye played a solid game for us and was a force down in the paint. Our lone senior, Liza Wilson, stepped up for us tonight and did a good job."
Besides scoring 19 points, Penn led Portageville with seven rebounds and Rone dished out five assists and had three rebounds for the Lady Bulldogs.
Wilson scored six points and had four rebounds.
Deanna Deere had five rebounds to go along with two points for Portageville.
Portageville as a team had 29 rebounds (14 offensive) and committed 27 turnovers.
Jennifer Hardin led Neelyville in scoring and rebounding with nine points and seven rebounds.
Portageville (8-3) will meet East Carter in the fifth place game at 4:30 p.m. today.


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OAKLAND -- When Rebecca McWade took an orphaned child into her West Oakland home in 1883, she sowed the seeds for an organization that has advocated for thousands of abandoned, abused and at-risk children for 130 years.
Lincoln Child Center will host a "130 Years of History Gala" at Piedmont's landmark Grey Gables home on Oct. 20, when U.S. Rep. Barbara Lee and the Children's Defense Fund will be honored with the center's "Building Futures" award.
The center will also celebrate the relocation from its longtime Lincoln Avenue home in the Oakland hills to a 40,000-square-foot warehouse and office space on 14th Street in West Oakland.
"LCC is one of only a handful of nonprofits in Northern California with a history that dates back to the 1800s," said CEO Christine Stoner-Mertz. "The organization's ability to transform itself over and over again as children's and families' needs have changed is extraordinary."
She said the organization's longevity speaks to the community's support for its work over more than a century.
"The thousands of people in Alameda and Contra Costa who have volunteered, donated or worked at LCC have all been responsible for this organization's success," she said.
In 1889, using money donated by Oakland's Crocker family, McWade was able to open the first racially integrated orphanage in Northern California, called the West Oakland Home for Foundling and Orphaned Children. By 1911, more than 80 children lived at the home. However, after a fire at the orphanage in 1925, the building was condemned.
Again, wealthy families stepped in to help and the orphanage was able to buy the Lincoln Avenue property in the Oakland hills. By 1930, children were living at the new residence that was later named Lincoln Child Center.
Over the years, the center's focus has shifted from residential care to working with children in their families and communities.
"This new direction is consistent with research that supports the importance of attachment of children to their families," Stoner-Mertz said. "Rather than trying to 'fix' children by separating them from family, we are working to bring services to the families in their homes and to the children at school."
LCC's services include Conyes Day Academy, which has 48 students with behavioral challenges who can't attend public school.
The center's "Kinship" program is the wave of the future in many communities, Stoner-Mertz said.
"It keeps children with their families by helping relatives who are raising a family member's children, thereby keeping kids out of foster care or group homes," she said.
"HOPE" provides school-based mental health services, while "School Engagement" -- in conjunction with the Alameda County Superior Court -- addresses student truancy.
"This movement toward providing community-based programs led to closing our residential program in order to focus on expanding services where children live," Stoner-Mertz said.
Eighteen-year-old LaTrail White was accepted into LCC's CEO Youth program when he was a 16-year-old student at Fremont High School in Oakland.
"CEO Youth (Creating Entrepreneurship Opportunities for Youth) focuses on youth between the ages of 14 and 19 who are having problems with school attendance," Stoner-Mertz said.
The students get to experience the business world and also mentor younger kids. They also get a stipend.
"We learned how to carry ourselves in the business world and how to network," White said. "We created a business plan about what we wanted to accomplish with students when we went into the schools."
He said he had to attend school regularly in order to get his paycheck from LCC.
"That motivated me big time," said White, a star football player who now attends Contra Costa College and is also an intern in the facilities department at LCC.
White saw the results of his work in the students that he helped motivate.
"One 'D' student ended the semester with a 2.8 G.P.A. which made him eligible to play sports in high school," White said. "As he saw how I was trying to help him, he started to help himself."
Stoner-Mertz sees the relocation of Lincoln Child Center to West Oakland as a return to its roots. She wants the center not only to provide programs for families, but also be a hub for the whole West Oakland community.
"We hope to have kitchen facilities, training rooms, a computer lab, a multipurpose space for sports activities and large gatherings and an outdoor garden," Stoner-Mertz said. "Maybe even medical and dental care on-site."
Renovation on the warehouse space is slated to begin this month and should be completed by mid-2014.
LaTrail White said he likes what CEO Youth did for him and wants to continue helping others.
"I want to become an entrepreneur and set up something similar to Lincoln Child Center," White said. "A whole lot of youth are getting shot over money because they don't have job options."
He said crime and violence could be reduced in Oakland through programs like CEO Youth.
"I'd like to see kids of all races and color stay in school and have the opportunity to link up with different companies that can get them jobs," White said.
Stoner-Mertz said that, while Lincoln Child Center has changed over 130 years, its philosophy has not.
"We are committed to ensuring that all children grow up safe, healthy and with the opportunity to have a fulfilling life," she said.
What: "130 Years of History Gala" with cocktail hour, live auction, gourmet sit-down dinner, live entertainment and a walk through Lincoln Child Center's history.
When: 3 to 7 p.m. Oct. 20
Where: Grey Gables, 300 Hillside Ave., Piedmont
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With a Sutler's gin base, this cocktail holds a little bit of North Carolina history. Set up camp on the front porch of The Fearrington House Restaurant and enjoy the summer weather.
A Cocktail in Southern History
Sutler's Gin is based out of Winston Salem and named after Sutlers: the men following troops during the Revolutionary and Civil wars. They would set up camp with the troops to provide provisions during down time (tobacco and alcohol). The name is derived from this history. A refreshing and clean summer cocktail, using lemon balm grown in the Fearrington Gardens, and kumquat syrup made in-house.
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Qantas has unveiled the first TV commercial in its new marketing campaign, which features the faces of over 25,000 travellers forming the Qantas logo in a mosaic tile.
Set to music composed by Daniel Johns, best known as the frontman for world-conquering Aussie rock band Silverchair, the TV spot will premiere this Sunday, July 22 – but you can check it out right here for yourself.
"The commercial takes the viewer on an aerial tour canvassing scenes of Australians going about their everyday activities and ends with a portrait of the faces" says Qantas, "supporting the narrative that 'Australians fly for many different reasons, we fly for one, you're the reason we fly'."
The opus, named Atlas, was recorded by Daniel Johns in conjunction with the Australian Chamber Orchestra, and is Johns' first piece of commercial work.
"When Qantas first approached me, I agreed to the project as I was really into the idea of creating a piece of music that represented Australia" Johns says.
"I wanted it to sound big, something special. It was a conscious effort to create a good piece of music and not just a jingle. I've also wanted to work with the Australian Chamber Orchestra for a long time now so it was great to finally be able to do that."
Here's a behind-the-scenes video on the creation and recording of Atlas, which you'll hear plenty of times in the future as the soundtrack for the new Qantas brand and Olympic advertising.
However, Qantas says the iconic "I still call Australia home" campaign – which launched over a dozen years ago, with the Sydney Olympics in 2000 – isn't being put out to pasture.
"There's no doubt customers love it and it will still play an important role for us, especially around national occasions" says Qantas marketing exec Lewis Pullen says. "It's very much our 'national anthem'."
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Movie Gallery customers have rented their last DVDs and video games.
After filing for bankruptcy in February, Movie Gallery has sold its assets and will soon close all of its stores, including Campbellsville's.
Great American Group Inc., a company specializing in asset disposition, valuation and appraisal services, announced recently in a news release that it will purchase Movie Gallery Inc.'s store inventory, fixtures, leases and properties for $74.2 million and is conducting going-out-of-business sales.
One of the 19 people charged last year with operating a crime ring formed to sell drugs in Taylor and surrounding counties has pleaded guilty and been sentenced to prison.
Grant William Odegard, 44, of 3192 James Lane in Campbellsville appeared before Taylor Circuit Judge Allan Bertram on April 30, though records from the appearance were not given to the Taylor Circuit Clerk's office until May 21.
Lawmakers are still trying to reach a compromise on a state budget that funds essential services while shrinking a projected $1 billion budget shortfall.
Legislators were called back to Frankfort last week for a special session to pass a state budget plan.
On Wednesday, the House passed a bare bones $17 billion budget bill, $1.2 billion less than the last time lawmakers passed a state budget in 2009.
The cannon blast echoes across Tebbs Bend. Smoke fills the air. Stunned silence is gradually followed by rounds of laughter and applause.
"Do it again!" someone yells.
Re-enactor Leonard Lay happily grabs another canister of powder as Mike Devlin cleans out the cannon with a wet sponge. Within moments, another blast roars across the field as students cover their ears.
The cannon was the biggest hit of Tebbs Bend Education Day on Wednesday morning.
The man who shot and killed David Brad Williams in 2008 was sentenced to serve 14 years in prison last week for his crimes. However, he will be eligible for parole after serving 20 percent of that sentence.
Gary Lynn Beard appeared before Taylor Circuit Court Judge Dan Kelly on April 22 and pleaded guilty to shooting and killing Williams in June 2008.
Beard, 28, of 160 Happy Hill Drive in Campbellsville, was scheduled to face a jury of his peers just two hours before entering the plea.
Local high school graduations will begin tomorrow, with about 65 seniors walking across the stage at Campbellsville High School.
Ceremonies will take place in Hamilton Auditorium, according to CHS counselor Elisa Rhodes, and begin at 6:30 p.m.
Morgan Murrell is this year's valedictorian. Aaron Schwoebel is salutatorian. Rhodes said both will speak at tomorrow's ceremony and the school choir will perform.
McQuinn O. Johnson, 35, of 206 Candace St. in Campbellsville has been indicted by a Marion County grand jury on charges of first-degree rape, intimidating a participant in the legal process and being a first-degree persistent felony offender.
According to the indictment, on or about April 29, Johnson allegedly engaged in sexual intercourse with another person by force. The indictment also accuses him of attempting to influence the testimony of another person by the use of force or a threat to avoid the legal process.
What took David Cowherd several hours and a few thousand dollars to install, Mother Nature washed away in just days.
To prevent soil erosion on his farm, Cowherd had installed tiles 48 inches deep and dug four catch basins to direct excess rainwater into drains.
However, the work had been completed only three weeks when the early May rains came. The ground, Cowherd said, hadn't had time to settle. The tiles and drainpipes eventually uprooted and floated to the top of the water standing in his fields.
The City of Campbellsville received a $2,000 Let's Paint The Town grant for a Homeplace on Green River barn project.
The grant was awarded during the annual TOUR Southern and Eastern Kentucky National Tourism Week event on May 11 at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset.
Taylor County Judge/Executive Eddie Rogers, Campbellsville Mayor Brenda Allen, Taylor County Tourist Commission Executive Director Marilyn Clarke and other Campbellsville representatives were on hand for the presentation.
A Greensburg man was injured after his vehicle was rear ended while stopped at a traffic light Monday.
According to a Campbellsville Police report, Brian Stants was stopped at the light at the intersection of Old Hodgenville Road and North Campbellsville Bypass in a 1997 Chevrolet pickup at about 3:10 p.m. John Cox of Campbellsville, who was traveling east on Old Hodgenville Road, failed to stop his 1989 Ford Crown Vic, striking Stants' vehicle.
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EAST PRAIRIE -- Patricia Ann Johnson, 57, died at 2:37 a.m. Jan. 20, 2013, at her residence in East Prairie.
Born March 21, 1955, in Wyatt, to the late Dick and Maudie Lee Jackson Linley, she lived all of her life in Mississippi County.
She was married to William Thomas "W.T." Johnson, who preceded her in death on May 16, 1972.
Survivors include: her longtime companion, Jr. Walter "Bugs" Gammons of the home; two sons and two daughters-in-law, William Thomas "Digger" and Rhonda Johnson Jr. and Mark and Maria Gammons of East Prairie; two daughters and one son-in-law, Nancy and Brian Sylvester of New Madrid and Lori Ann Gammons of East Prairie; one stepdaughter, Katrina Gammons of Marble Hill; five brothers, Vick Linley of East Prairie, Willis Linley of Lansing, Mich., and Harry Lee Linley, Harold Gene Linley and Kevin Linley of East Prairie; three sisters, Linda Riley of Eureka, Mich., Anita Faye Willis of Anniston and Carolyn Soto of East Prairie; and 14 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by: one daughter, Angel Dawn Gammons; twin grandchildren; one brother, Joe Linley; and two sisters, Sally Ann Linley and Mildred Cross.
Services were conducted at 2 p.m. today at Shelby Funeral Home in East Prairie with Jarred Jackson officiating.
Burial followed in the Dogwood Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be: Jeff Johnson, William T. Johnson III, Ben Linley, Jim Linley, Chris Riley and Junior Riley.
Honorary pallbearers will be: Cody Smith, Stormy Smith, Jay Linley and Jessie Willis.
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by Tracy Loeffelholz DunnMay 31, 2016
- Three maps show where restrictive abortion laws disproportionately affect low-income and African-American women.
What If Mental Health First Aid Were as Widespread as CPR? New York City's Planning to Do It
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- One in every four Americans experiences mental illness, and lack of police understanding can lead to tragedy. Here's what could happen if we were all trained to deal with depression and anxiety.
As Boomers Retire, Mom-and-Pop Businesses Convert to Co-ops to Save Jobs
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- Baby boomers are the largest percentage of business owners, and they're headed toward retirement. Worker cooperatives could keep the jobs they've created from disappearing.
A Simple Solution to Low Voter Turnout—Knock at the Front Door
by Kate StringerMay 26, 2016
- In communities of color where voter turnout has historically lagged, in-person interaction seems to be the most effective fix.
What the War on Reproductive Rights Has to do With Poverty and Race
by Renee Bracey ShermanMay 25, 2016
- Forty years after Roe v. Wade, discourse about reproductive rights must acknowledge how crucial the abortion decision is to gender equity, economic stability, and a healthy life free from violence.
Amid Election Chaos, Communities Show Where the Real Power Is
by Sarah van GelderMay 25, 2016
- In every community I visited, I found people working hard to lay a different foundation for our society.
Tribes Create Their Own Food Laws to Stop USDA From Killing Native Food Economies
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- From blue corn to bison, narrow federal food-safety codes impact tribal food systems. But advocates are writing their own food laws to preserve Native food sovereignty.
Baby Boxes Cut Infant Mortality in Finland—U.S. Cities Give Them a Try
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- Nearly 200 activists arrived in Anacortes, Washington last week to protest our dependence on fossil fuels. They joined others across the globe in the call for a renewable energy transition.
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- Greensboro, North Carolina, is the first Southern city to give citizens direct control over a slice of public spending.
Who's Lobbying for Millennial Interests? Meet the "AARP for Young People"
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In addition to Morgan Stanley, Needham, Deutsche, and SocGen have now downgraded BlackBerry (BBRY +0.2%) in response to its FQ1 miss; the cuts follow Friday downgrades from Macquarie and Wells Fargo. Deutsche's Brian Modoff (Sell) argues heavy marketing spend "will create a heavy cash burn" unless sales pick up. Needham's Charlie Wolf (Underperform) frets about competition. "While [BBM] drove sales in the emerging markets ... the competitive landscape has become much more treacherous with alternative instant messaging services and low-priced Android devices flooding this market." Shares have bounced from their premarket lows.
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If BBRY moves very fast to correct last mistakes...
TH could remain as a CTO, and lets turnaround BBRY fast!.
Get the best CEO who has great charisma and the best communication skills, so much needed for Wall Street, (we all know that the top candidates would love to take the challenge).
Replace Marketing and PR team ASAP
Support all devices sold so far and release all necessary applications that enable clients to be totally updated to the possibilities of BB10 and the last technologies that BBRY has.
Improve customer service, with immediate response to calls.
Have immediate action to cut any fat or unnecessary expenses.
BBRY could be in a winning situation very shortly.
Please TH don't wait to act, clock is ticking very fast!
Just ordered my Q10, our IT department is testing the BES server and should be available to all employees by the end of July. I work for one of the big 5 Canadian banks.
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