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WATERFORD - After a disappointing beginning to the 2013 football season, Federal Hocking head coach Phil Hoffman was looking for a bounce back game Friday night when his Lancers traveled to Waterford to take on the Wildcats in a Tri Valley Conference Hocking Division contest.
The second year head coach got his wish as his Lancers put on a nearly flawless performance as they routed the Wildcats 40-0.
Federal Hocking manhandled Waterford from the opening snap until the last one, besting them offensively, defensively and on special teams.
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MIKE MORRISON The Marietta Times
The Waterford football team huddles up before taking the field and playing Federal Hocking Friday night.
"We rededidacted our season after a disappointing loss last week," said Hoffman of his Lancers, who dropped a 38-14 decision to Alexander in week one. "I told the boys that they needed to come out and start playing like men and fighting for each other and they did that tonight."
It wouldn't take the Lancers long to gain the momentum against the 'Cats as they took the opening kickoff and marched 61 yards in just six plays to grab the early 7-0 lead.
Senior running back Peyton Seel accounted for 50 of those yards including the final five to give Federal Hocking the lead before two minutes had expired off the clock.
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Federal Hocking 15 12 6 7 - 40
Waterford 0 0 0 0 - 0
1st Quarter
FH: Peyton Seel 5 yd run (Alfie Nichols kick) 10:06
FH: Phillip Hoffman 15 yd. run (Delbert Crum run) 5:28
2nd Quarter
FH: Seel 52 yd. punt return (run failed) 11:47
FH: Crum 50 yd. run (pass failed) 6:42
3rd Quarter
FH: Crum 1 yd. run (Nichols kick) 1:59
4th Quarter
FH: Crum 16 yd. run (Nichols kick) 6:11
Team Stats
Federal Hocking (1-0) Rushes-yards: 43-348, Passing yards: 45, Total yards: 393. Penalties-yards: 5-50, Punts-avg. 2-50.5, Fumbles-lost 0-0, Turnovers: 0.
Waterford (1-1) Rushes-yards:33-63, Passing yards:5, Total yards: 68. Penalties-yards: 2-20, Punts: 7-33.3, Fumbles-lost 1-0, Turnovers:0.
Individual Stats
FH:Rushing:Crum 15-141 (3TD's), Seel 10-81 (TD), Mitchell Young 8-48, Walker Church 3-46, Hoffman 6-25 (TD), Noah Rexroad 1-7. Passing: 7-11, 45 yards, Receiving: Nichols 5-36, Seel 1-6, Crum 1-3.
W: Rushing: Jaret McCutcheon 14-34, Austin Lang 11-16, Tyler McCutcheon 3-8, Isaac Huffman 4-4, Ty McGraw 1-1. Passing: Huffman 3-9, 5 yards, Receiving: J. McCutcheon 2-2, Brendan Dailey 1-3.
Next Games: Fort Frye at Waterford, Hannan at Federal Hocking.
After the Lancer defense forced the green and white to go three and out on their opening possession, they marched 50 yards on eight plays with freshman quarterback Phillip Hoffman sprinting 15 yards for the second Lancer touchdown of the opening quarter.
Senior Delbert Crum walked into the end zone for a two-point play to make it a 15-0 game with 5:28 to play in the first.
While the Federal Hocking offense was scoring at will on the Wildcat defense, Waterford could not get anything going at all on offense.
The Wildcats totaled only 19 yards total offense in the first half while completing just one first down.
Federal Hocking got on the board once again to start the second quarter when Seel rambled 52-yards on a punt return to make it a 21-0 game.
Crum capped the scoring in the first half when he broke free for a 50-yard touchdown run to give the Lancers a commanding 27-0 lead at intermission.
Hoffman was obviously quite pleased with the performance of both his senior running backs in Crum and Seel.
"Last week they didn't block so well but tonight they both blocked very well," said Hoffman, who happens to be the father of his freshman quarterback. "They both opened up some running lanes for each other and both those two boys just played their guts out."
Crum, who led all rushers in the game with 141 yards on 15 carries, rounded out the scoring with a pair of second half touchdown runs of one and 16 yards respectively.
In addition to his punt return for a score, Seel tallied 81 rushing yards and also averaged 50.5 yards on the only two punts in the game by the Lancers.
Hoffman completed 7-of-11 pass attempts in the game for 45 yards, while adding 24 yards on the ground in six attempts.
Freshman Walker Church and junior Mitchell Young both rushed for almost 50 yards for FedHock in limited action.
Waterford was led in rushing by sophomore running back Jaret McCutcheon who gained 34 yards on 14 carries.
Freshman signal caller Isaac Huffman completed just 3-of-9 passes in the game for a poultry five yards for a Wildcat offense that ran just four plays in the game in Federal Hocking territory.
Both teams now have identical 1-1 records with Waterford remaining at home next week to host arch rival Fort Frye and the Lancers returning to Stewart to host Hannan.


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David Ward, a candidate in the FIA 2013 Presidential election, has issued the following statement about the new Concorde Agreement.
"The final conclusion of the negotiations over the Concorde Agreement is a very positive development for the FIA. This is a solid achievement by Jean Todt and I congratulate him for it. The question now is what will the new resources from Concorde be used for? The answer should be for investment in 'grass roots' development of motor sport.
"In my manifesto I have proposed to 'use all the revenue in excess of regulatory costs of the F1 Championship for investment in motor sport safety, sustainability, solidarity funding of ASN development programmes, and for training of officials and volunteers'.
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when he got there everyone was on their knees and the gunman still had Julia with a gun pointed to the back of her head. Julia was crying. "ok, your all going to do as I say" the gun man said with a steady and calm voice as though it was an everyday conversation " there are a few options here" just then a loud pop noise came out of nowhere, the gunman stumbled back to grab his face, another pop and another and the gunman lifted his gun, without looking he shot off his gun, the rounds shot out at rapid fire, everyone dove for the floor, all except ted who rushed at the gun man jumped in the air and kicked the man in the face, he was knocked back and the gun fell from his hand
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Reno, Nevada - The University of Nevada(11-8, 8-4 WAC) volleyball team moved into a tie for third place in the Western Athletic Conference standings following a sweep of Idaho(9-12, 5-5 WAC) by scores of 31-29, 30-20, and 30-28 on Thursday night at the Virginia Street Gym in Reno. With the victory the Wolf Pack are now tied for third with Utah State at 8-4 in the WAC standings. The Pack improved to 11-8 on the season while UI is now 9-12 overall and 5-5 in league play. The two teams split the two WAC meetings this year after the Vandals scored a 3-2 victory in Moscow, Idaho earlier this season.
The first game of the night was tied 10 times and there were five lead changes before the Pack scored a 31-29 victory. With the game tied at 29-29 Nevada got a kill from Jorgan Staker off an assist from KatiJo Matthews to go in front 30-29. Freshman Lindsay Baldwin ended the first game with a block of Debbie Pederson to give the Pack the win. Nevada hit .250 and the Vandals .295 in the first game.
Game two was tight until Nevada put together a 9-3 run to take command at 21-13, on the way to easy 30-20 victory and 2-0 games advantage in the match. The Pack's attack percentage slipped slightly to .241 but defensively held UI to .091.
UI led game three 28-25 but following a timeout Nevada scored the final five points to win the final game of the night 30-28 and the match 3-0. Senior Karly Sipherd served the final four points of the match and Baldwin's ninth kill of the night on an overpass gave the Pack the victory. Offensively the Pack hit just .146 and the Vandals hit .103 in the final game.
For the third match in a row Sipherd led the Pack in kills finishing with 15 and hit .296. Freshmen Kylie Harrington and Baldwin totaled 10 and nine respectively. Setter Ashley Miller dished out 39 assists and reached 1,400 for her career in the process. Miller's 1,438 career assists after tonight's match ranks eighth in school history. Libero Allison Hernandez led the team with nine digs.
Haley Larsen and Sarah Loney topped the Vandals with 21 and 15 kills respectively. Setter Kelsey James had a match-high 43 assists on the night while Jamie Richards also had a match-high with 10 digs.
Nevada hit .209 in the match compared to .172 for the Vandals. Both teams blocked well but the Pack won the battle at the net 15.5 to 12. Baldwin's 10 led the Pack as she just missed the double-double finishing with the nine kills. Her four solo blocks established a new career-high and she assisted on six other blocks in the match. Anna McKinney had eight blocks, one solo and seven assisted for UI.
Next up for the Wolf Pack is a match with Boise State on Saturday night at the Virginia Street Gym at 7:00 p.m.
Burns continues international run in China
Monday, June 29, 2015 - Women's Basketball
Wolf Pack golf alums qualify for the U.S. Open
Monday, June 8, 2015
A letter from Doug Knuth: Much to be proud of for Wolf Pack fans
Thursday, May 28, 2015 - General
Pack women's golf signee Collom wins state tournament
Thursday, May 21, 2015 - Golf
Letter from Doug Knuth: Questions and answers about our 2015 football schedule
Monday, March 9, 2015 - Football
Pack puts on clinic for local children in Puerto Vallarta
Friday, March 6, 2015
Former Nevada coach headlines Boys and Girls Club Dinner
Friday, January 30, 2015 - General
Christenson earns spot in World Cup rifle competition
Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - Rifle
Pack freshman Surin races against her Olympic medalist father
Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - Track and Field
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Successes on the field and in the classroom.
Monday, January 5, 2015 - General
Former Nevada track & field standout Hanson passes away
Tuesday, December 23, 2014 - Track and Field
Tonight's Wolf Pack basketball game will feature "Kindness Minute"
Saturday, December 13, 2014 - General
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Mackay Stadium renovation approved
Friday, December 5, 2014 - Football
Wolf Pack Fans, Reward Yourself and the Team
Monday, November 17, 2014 - Football
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Ferrari's 458 Italia is one hot car, but a series of fires has led the Italian automaker to start an investigation of three incidents that have occurred since the car's launch, says U.K. publication The Telegraph.
What do China, France and California have in common? They've all been the scene for a 458 Italia fire. In each instance, the fire reportedly broke out while the car was being driven by the owner on public roads. In each of the three Ferrari 458 Italia incidents, the fire was not the consequence of a collision, as has been the case of some previous F430 crashes. Last month, a 458 Italia with a custom $100,000 Dolce and Gabbana interior was destroyed in a warehouse fire in London. The car wasn't the cause of that fire, just a casualty.
Naturally, so many fires in a short period of time has raised some concern over the situation and a Telegraph report has now sourced a Ferrari of Great Britain representative who claims the Italian automaker is looking into the claims.
"We are taking all the reports very seriously and are looking into them, but are treating them all as separate incidents," the spokesman said.
So far, at least six Ferrari 458 Italias have also been victims of crashes — a fate not necessarily unexpected as owners get behind the wheel 562-horsepower exotics for the first time.
When Ferrari finishes its investigation into the fires, what do you think the company will find? Tell us in the comments section below.
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CB settlement and payment functions
CB and its duties
CB: Universality in a card
CB is an interbank and universal system of payments and cash-withdrawals by card. CB represents more than 10 billion transactions, some 130 banks or member payment institutions, more than 1.3 million merchants in France and nearly 63 million cardholders. The CB system is managed by an Economic Interest Group (EIG), which ensures its reliability, ergonomic aspects and security.
A few definitions :
- A system is known as a "four-corner model" when it brings four players into contact: the holder of the card, the merchant, the cardholder's bank (known as the "issuer" because it issues cards) and the merchant's bank (known as the "acquirer" because it acquires transactions). Example of a "four-corner model" system: CB, MasterCard and Visa.
- A system is known as the "three-corner model" when it relates three players: the cardholder, the merchant and the system that alone issues the cards and acquires the transactions. The banks in the "three-corner model" system distribute and market the system's products and services. Examples of "three-corner model" systems: Amex, Diners and other private or credit cards.


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You can make homemade sweet treats in only a few minutes with the new cookbook, "Mug Cakes" by Leslie Bilderback.
One hundred recipes let you use a coffee mug, some ingredients you probably already have in your house and your microwave to cook up sweet treats for two (or don't share and eat them both yourself!)
With gorgeous photos of the lovely treats and a great variety, this book will get you cooking in no time!
The book is divided into 12 chapters: Mug Cake Basics, Classics, Fancy-Schmancy, Kids' Stuff, Adults Only, Choc-o-Rama, A Little Fruity, Nuts to You, Celebrate, For the Sensitive Ones, Not Exactly Cakes and Toppings and Garnishes.
Mug Cake Basics offers you a primer of ingredients. Most of the recipes use self-rising flour, but the book also gives you a recipe to make your own.
Classics are recipes for individual cakes like Yellow cake, Brown Sugar cake, Red Velvet cake and Carrot cake.
Fancy-Schmancy has recipes for Victorian Rose, Apple-Rosemary, Green Tea and Sticky Toffee mug cakes.
Kids' Stuff has recipes for the kid in all of us with Fluffernutter, Root Beer Float and S'Mores.
Adutls Only has some "spirit" with Ameretto, Pina Colada and Pink Champage cakes.
Choc-o-Rama is devoted to chocolate with Devil's Food, Mexican Chocolate, Chocolate Turtle and White Chocolate cakes.
A Little Fruity adds fruit to the mix with Black Cherry, Strawberry-Rhubarb and Persimmon cakes.
Nuts to You gets nutty with White Chocolate-Macadamia, Hazelnut-Nutella, Coconutand Marizpan-Almond cakes.
Celebrate are cakes for any occasion like George Washington (cherry) cake, Passover Flourless Chocolate cake, Caramel Apple and Pumpkin Spice.
For the Sensitive Ones are recipes for those with allergies like Cocoa-Banana, Sesame-Ginger, Almond-Lavender and more.
Not Exactly Cakes are treats like Lindy's-Style Cheesecake, Bread Pudding, Rice Pudding, Apple-Cheddar Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Blondies and Lemon Bars, all made in a coffee mug.
You can even make frostings in Toppings and Garnishes with recipes for Fruit Sauces, Cream Cheese Frosting, Sweetened Whipped Cream, Caramel Sauce and Chocolate Ganache.
After a trip to Tennessee, my youngest fell in love with Moon Pies, so one night we made Moon Pie Mug Cakes. While I have to admit they look a bit of a mess in a mug, they were delicious! Using some basic cake ingredients, cocoa powder, graham crackers, mini marshmallows and chocolate chips, we had quick little cakes in a minute each that were rich and delicious. The recipe made two cakes, but we could have easily made do with one, there was more than enough. My youngest loved helping make it and watching the cake bubble up to the surface of the cup in the microwave. And putting it all together really wasn't that difficult that she probably could have done it on her own.
For a quick way to satisy a cake craving, check this book out!
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BA in Philosophy
The philosophy major and minor programs at the University of Evansville offer flexible options to allow students to tailor the curriculum to suit their individual interests and needs.
Philosophy Major Requirements (30 hours)
Core Courses (15 hours)
- PHIL 121 - Introductory Ethics
- PHIL 211 - Ancient Greek Philosophy
- PHIL 221 - Modern European Philosophy
- PHIL 231 - Symbolic Logic
- PHIL 359 - Philosophical Classics
Technical Electives - Choose Any Five (15 hours)
- PHIL 301 - Selected Topics in Philosophy (May be repeated for credit toward the major and minor as the topic changes)
- PHIL 311 - Phenomenology and Existentialism
- PHIL 316 - Environmental Ethics
- PHIL 324 - Epistemology
- PHIL 340 - Philosophy of Religion
- PHIL 416 - Bioethics
- PHIL 445 - Philosophy of Science
- PHIL 446 - Philosophy of Law
- PHIL 447 - Philosophy of Mind
- PHIL 491 - Directed Study in Philosophy (May be applied only once toward the major)
- COGS 498 - Seminar in Philosophy, Neuroscience and Psychology
Free Electives (43 hours)
All students at the University of Evansville must complete a 41-hour general education program as indicated in the University Catalog, including PHIL 499, the Senior Seminar in Philosophy. In addition, students pursuing a B.A. must complete a second year of foreign language (6 hours), and all UE students must complete a total of 120 credit hours to graduate (with no more than 40 hours coming from a single subject area.) This leaves 43 hours of free elective space to be used at the students' discretion.
The "Secondary Major" Declaration
The members of the philosophy faculty are unanimous in recommending that all philosophy majors pursue a second major, as this will increase their range of career opportunities. Popular choices in the past have included Archaeology, Cognitive Science, Economics, History, Literature, Mathematics, Physics, Political Science and Psychology.
Students pursuing more than one major at the University of Evansville must declare which of their majors is their primary and which is their secondary. Students who declare philosophy as their secondary major do not have to take the Senior Seminar in Philosophy, though they can if they wish. In addition, these students can count philosophy courses toward general education as outlined in the catalog. Primary majors in philosophy may not. Students who are pursuing a B.S. with their primary major and have declared philosophy and their secondary major do not have to take the additional six hours of foreign language
Philosophy Minor Requirements (18 hours)
Students pursuing a minor in philosophy must take six courses from those listed above. This selection can be made from either the list of core courses or technical electives and includes COGS 498.


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Country music star Darius Rucker performs in Ridgeland
Swon Brothers, Liz Davis, Russell Dickerson also perform
UPDATED 12:24 AM CDT Sep 02, 2013
Country music star Darius Rucker performed at the Labor Day Weekend "Darius Rucker Live" concert.
Rucker, Liz Davis, who is a Madison native, Russell Dickerson and Swon Brothers performed Sunday night at Renaissance in Ridgeland.
C-Spire and Samsung co-sponsored the event.
Rucker, the former front man for Hootie and the Blowfish, has three No. 1 albums and has had six No. 1 singles on Billboard's country music charts, according to a C-Spire Wireless Concert Series release.
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There are some clear differences that need to be taken into account in order to put yourself in a good position in the Spanish job market:
- Recruitment or HR consultants generally post adverts for their vacant position. These adverts usually contain information about the company sector, the name of the person in charge, the roles and responsibilities of the job and the requirements for the successful candidate (training, education, languages, experience, etc.).
- Headhunters don't publish adverts. They work in what is known is known as the "hidden market".
- Headhunting companies don't work for the candidates. It's the recruiting companies that pay their fees.
- One difference between Spain and other European countries is that in Spain, headhunters don't look for work for their candidates. They usually only contact a candidate when they have a client looking for someone with their skills and experience.
- Recruitment consultants generally focus on technical and middle-management positions, while headhunters generally make their living by placing top-level candidates.
Entrenando tu Talento can prepare you for a successful interview with any type of recruitment professional.
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Finally Friday
The Show With No Name was in Bryant, Arkansas this morning. A LIVE broadcast at Middleton Heat & Air Headquarters on Interstate 30. Middleton is on the East bound side of I-30 between Exit 126 and 123. Coincidentally, Exit 123 is the one you need to take if you are going to be touring the homes of the Stars in Saline County. I have been added to the new map that is arriving in your mailboxes as we speak/blog. A beautiful picture and article. Open House is each Saturday, between 1:00 and 1:15, thru August. Kids 2 and under get in free. Bring the coupon on the opposite side the map legend and I will take a photo with you. Anyway, we are always welcome at Middleton by Mr. Chuck 'I'll take care of that' Middleton, son Mark, and the staff. Well, most of the staff. There are a couple I'm sure that wish it was Gary Weir instead of us.
We had quite a few valuable audio clips that would have been nice for you to hear from today's program. John Daly's brother Jamie callin' us from Memphis on the golf course where John was playing and Jamie having to whisper as not to disrupt play. Shane Broadway hanging with us and telling you the best way to secure scholarship money for your college bound kid. The Latest on the Belmont Stakes where we had the breaking news, the BREAKING FREAKIN' NEWS from New York, compliments of Andrew Meadors, that I'll Have Another was scratched and actually now retired. No Triple crown Winner again. Reggie Swinton telling us about his time in the NFL and now being sent to doctors around the country to diagnose what may be his head injuries suffered during his playing days. The extensive breakdown of last nights NBA game in Boston against the Heat Where LeBron practically, single handedly, beat the Celtics. Breezy Osborne-Wingfield telling intimate stories about her loving and fun loving father Jennings. Her thoughts on the liquidation of all of his personal items being auctioned off to satisfy a debt. Tommy Smith talking about receiving texts from Justin Acri and being told to keep quiet about something that needed to be kept quiet. The recap of what local news told us we needed to be aware of and beware of before you go swimming in public pools. Better yet, don't think about getting in public pools unless you just have a hankering to spend some quality time on the commode! All of this, plus some that I didn't tell you about, would have been really nice and quality audio for you to hear but, unfortunately, Mr. Hawk thought it more important to come to The Butcher Shop, eat a free steak burger that I sweat-ed over preparing for him, do horrible impression of me speaking, and get out on the golf course with Mr. Acri (which I was not invited to) and talk about and make fun of me!! All that I was given was some lame butt clip of The Artist Formerly Known as The Outlaw discussing the obvious prowess of David Bazzel and myself on the hardwood Square Dancing yesterday and I REFUSE TO GIVE YA THAT ONE!! SO THERE!!
Wheeeew! I feel better. Do you? Won't you be my neighbor?
Have a great weekend and we will talk Monday.
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Student Research and Opportunities
WiscAMP Excel Program at UW-Madison (WiscAMP Excel)
Program Dates: June 12th – July 22nd, 2016
WiscAMP is recruiting highly motivated undergraduate students in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) disciplines who are interested in deepening their understanding of science and math.
WiscAMP Excel Program (WiscAMP Excel) is a science and engineering preparation program for first or second year undergraduates who are:
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Read more about the WiscAMP Excel Program
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- Student Application and Essay Form (Word doc)
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Issue No.08 - Aug. (2012 vol.11)
pp: 1317-1330
Lionel M. Ni , The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/TMC.2011.158
Interference is a critical issue in wireless communications. In a typical multiple-user environment, different users may severely interfere with each other. Coordination among users therefore is an indispensable part for interference management in wireless networks. It is known that coordination among multiple nodes is a costly operation taking a significant amount of valuable communication resource. In this paper, we have an interesting observation that by generating intended patterns, some simultaneous transmissions, i.e., "interference," can be successfully decoded without degrading the effective throughput in original transmission. As such, an extra and "free" coordination channel can be built. Based on this idea, we propose a DC-MAC to leverage this "free" channel for efficient medium access in a multiple-user wireless network. We theoretically analyze the capacity of this channel under different environments with various modulation schemes. USRP2-based implementation experiments show that compared with the widely adopted CSMA, DC-MAC can improve the channel utilization efficiency by up to 250 percent.
Interference, Wireless networks, Receivers, Channel capacity, Synchronization, Throughput, Multiaccess communication, coordination., Wireless network, interference
Lionel M. Ni, "Side Channel: Bits over Interference", IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, vol.11, no. 8, pp. 1317-1330, Aug. 2012, doi:10.1109/TMC.2011.158


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I am smarter than my children. For some reason they refuse to acknowledge this fundamental fact. I can't see into the future, but I do believe there will be a day that they will surpass me in the area of intelligence, but that day is not today and I'm fairly certain it will not be tomorrow.
My son and I had a discussion about the importance of locking his bicycle properly. He has a bike that cost us a fair amount of money. His dad, Chris, researched BMX bicycles online for months and drove to Tampa to purchase this gift for our boy because he wanted it to be a quality product that would stand the test of time and teen abuse.
The kid actually almost smiled when he saw it. Smiling is something he usually reserves for the girls. He almost never smiles for pictures because that would make us happy.
He wanted to take his bike to school one day and I casually asked if he knew how to lock it up on the bike rack. His response was incorrect, which was fine because this was a "teachable moment." What followed was one hour of the most infuriating head-butting session I hope to never relive in my life.
He was dead-set on locking his bike through the front wheel only. I told him that was great. He'd have a nice wheel and the frame would be stolen.
I showed him a video of how to lock a bike. The guy in the video stated that 4 percent of all theft in the United States involves stealing of bicycles. That is a lot of bikes! He was unimpressed.
It ended with him agreeing to lock his bike my way, but I could tell he didn't want to do it. I checked the next day because I'm a control freak. It was locked correctly.
My daughter, on the other hand, will never bend to anyone's will. She will fight tooth and nail to the bitter end and go emotionally overboard to pound the point home in case you missed it.
A couple weeks ago, she decided to tell me she was going to stop eating meat. "Mom, can we eat pizza for Thanksgiving this year? I don't want to eat anything made of animals." She likes to plan ahead. This was still in March. I asked, "What do you think goes on top of pizza?"
"Pepperoni. Why? What is it made of?" She wasn't looking overly concerned. "Pigs," I said.
"Oh. Well, it is like eggs before they have babies inside." I knew she wasn't listening.
"I said pigs, not eggs!"
She considered this for a second, "Then we can have cheese pizza." I thought about pizza on a day that I look forward to turkey and mashed potatoes and my mind recoiled. "No thanks. I'll stick to turkey on Thanksgiving."
She was getting mad. "I don't want to eat animals anymore. It is creepy. You eat their bones and blood and stuff." I laughed and told her, "You didn't have a problem eating those chicken nuggets earlier."
She sighed. "Ugh! What can I eat that isn't animals?" That was easy. I said, "Fruits and vegetables aren't animals."
Never one to back down, she stared at me and said in her sternest voice, "You don't know that for sure! Everything is animals!"
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Weiner: Not So Fast on 2016 Run for Hillary Clinton
By Andrew Grossman and Joe Jackson
Eight words from Anthony Weiner Monday evening sent political watchers wondering: Did the former congressman and husband of close Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin just acknowledge that the former first lady is planning a run for president in 2016?
During a public interview Monday, BuzzFeed editor Ben Smith asked Mr. Weiner: "Do you know what her role in Hillary's 2016 campaign is going to be?"
"I do," Mr. Weiner answered. When Mr. Smith asked what it would be, Mr. Weiner said: "I'm not going to tell you."
Neither man used the conditional tense, making it seem like someone close to someone close to Ms. Clinton felt a run for the White House was certain. (Mr. Weiner also said Monday that he hadn't spoken to the Clintons in months.) And amid the intense interest around Ms. Clinton's plans, all available tea leaves are being read very closely.
But talking to reporters after a candidates' forum in Harlem Tuesday morning, Mr. Weiner said that wasn't what he meant. Asked if he'd let the Clinton campaign "out of the bag," Mr. Weiner said he hadn't.
"No, if you go back and look at this question, it was 'do I know what my wife is doing?'" he said. "And the answer is 'yes, and I'm not going to tell you.' That's why everyone laughed. It's kinda like 'if I tell you I'm going to have to kill you.' That kind of thing."


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*Catcher for S/A throat gaurd is about a foot below the mask. More of an extra cup than a throat guard.
*Taipei kickin a$$ in the 1st inning, grounder to F6 with R1 coming in to 2b, he's OUT but hands held up high and with instant replay at my disposal (obvious intent), that's INT. But maybe U2 thought no chance at 1B anyway?
Time wounds all heels.....
I saw that. I had interference.
"But maybe U2 thought no chance at 1B anyway?"
And what happened? The throw went wild, and BR advanced to second. If you had INT, but you felt that the BR was safe anyway, you'd allow the imputed consequences of said interference to advantage the offense?
I don't think so!
You NEVER conditionally think INT. You either have it, call time, and rule, or you let the play go.
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And, IMO, a quality throw had a good chance of getting the runner.
You NEVER conditionally think INT. You either have it, call time, and rule, or you let the play go.
"YOU" meaning me? Nope, I don't think so. I've got INT.
Did you see it? Or are you running on sonar?
What's your take on the play, not on my description?
Time wounds all heels.....
Low hanging throat guards seems to be a theme today - see my post below.
What's your take on the play, not on my description?
Earth to Kutno....:)
Time wounds all heels.....
As I said in another post, I got INT all the way! I goes like this:
"TIME! That's Interference! The batter-runner is out!"
Oh ya, it was the "you" I have trouble with.
Trying to interpret why HE, not me would let this go.
Game over.
Time wounds all heels.....
I guess they've been watching Sportscenter and seen where runners going into second with their hands up (including at least one where the runner put his hand in the path of the ball) are not getting called for interference.
Like it or not, it doesn't get called in MLB. We use their rules. Absent direction to the contrary it's our model and we follow it.
Here are the RIM comments. I have bolded the key concept. And before you launch a counter attack please remember that as a coach I could be either on offense or defense and thus must consider it from both perspectives.
+When a runner is moving toward second base on a double play ball, there is no requirement for the runner to slide.
The fielder must expect the runner to be there.As long as the runner is moving toward the base, there would generally be no interference.
If sliding into second base, the runner must be able to reach the base with hand or feet. If the sliding runner is not able to reach the base with his/her hand or feet, and in the umpires judgment the slide caused the second baseman not to complete the double play, call interference and get the out at 1st base also.
If the batter or a runner continues to advance after he/she has been put out, he/she shall not by that act alone be considered as confusing, hindering or impending the fielders.
If contact between the runner and fielder occurs after the ball is released, there would be no interference.+
So if F4 turns to throw and plants it right into R1's grill, that's only because no one thinks INT should have been called?
Wonder what a hard throw of a baseball on $7000 orthodontia would cause?
Mike CVUA
Like it or not, it doesn't get called in MLB. We use their rules.
Absent direction to the contrary it's our model and we follow it.
Follow this:
7.09 It is interference by a batter OR runner when:
(e) any batter or runner who has just been put out (duh) hinders or impedes any following play being made on a runner. Such runner shall be declared out for the interference of a teammate.
Time wounds all heels.....
I don't see a problem with a runner staying upright, and as he gets to higher level ball he will surely get plunked. The problem I see with this play is his intentional attempt to hinder the throw to first. I will call interference everytime I see intent.
Yes, and 'hinder' is not just a word, its an action! BRAVO!!!!
(e) any batter or runner who has just been put out (duh) hinders or impedes
Yep! There's that H word again! Uhhhh.....HINDER. Mentioned in enuff particular apps in OBR to make it justified.
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Professional Biography
Jacqueline Landau, Ph.D. (New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University) is an Associate Professor at Salem State University. She teaches human resources and organizational behavior courses and has written over 20 articles and book chapters for leading management publications. She has also served as a consultant for several organizations including: Siemens, Sara Lee Asia Pacific, Aramark, Eastern Point Consulting, Cornell University, and Lesley University.
Professional Interests
Employee voice, employee absence and turnover, cross-cultural management
Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior
Selected Publications
Landau, J. "To Speak Or Not To Speak," Predictors of Voice Propensity, Journal of
Organizational Culture, Communications and Conflict, 13 (1), 35-54, 2009.
Landau, J. "When Employee Voice is Met by Deaf Ears," SAM Advanced Management
Journal, 71 (1), 4-12, 2009.
Landau, J. "When Voice Falls On Deaf Ears," SAM Proceedings, (2008).
(Earlier and shorter version of paper published above)
Landau, J. "The ILR School's HR High Flyers, Part 2,"hrSpectrum, May/June,
CAHRS, Ithaca, New York, 2006.
Landau, J. "The ILR School's HR High Flyers, Part 1,"hrSpectrum,
March /April, CAHRS, Ithaca, New York, 2006.
Landau. J. "Overcoming Cultural Barriers," Northeast Human Resources
Association, www.nehra.org/articlesresources, 2004.
Landau, J. & Chung, Y.K. "Cultural Diversity in Singapore," in M. Patrickson and
P. O'Brien (eds.). Managing Diversity: An Asian and Pacific Focus,
John Wiley & Sons, Australia, 2001.
Chia, H.B. & Landau, J. & Ong, J."The Effect of the Economy on Employee Voice,"
Research & Practice in Human Resource Management, 8 (2), 3-28, 2000.
Selected Presentations
Landau J. "Individual and Organizational Predictors of Voice Propensity, Allied Academies Conference (on-line presentation), Reno, Nevada, October 2008.
Landau, J. "When Employee Voice Falls on Deaf Ears," SAM Conference,
Washington, D.C., 2008. (Also in Proceedings).
Landau, J. "Sexual Harassment in Organizations," International Women's Conference, Salem State College, Boston, MA, 2008.
Taylor, S., Landau, J. Murphy, J. & Williams, W. "Workplace Trends,"
Organizational Development Learning Network, Boston, MA, 2001.
Kowtha, R., Landau J. & Chia, H. "The Culture of Voice: Exploring the
Relationship Between Employee Voice and Organizational Culture," Academy of
Management Conference, Washington, D.C., 2001.
Personal Interests
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Jeff Hoffman Scouting Report
Ten hours of driving and a nasty case of facial sunburn were modest prices to pay for escaping the snow-covered everything of Eastern Pennsylvania. The baseball wasn't bad either, as I journeyed to Charlottesville to see East Carolina ace Jeff Hoffman, take on a talent-laden lineup from the University of Virginia. The highly touted right-hander did not disappoint.
Hoffman's physiological build is immediately striking. At a broad-shouldered 6-foot-4, Hoffman checks in at a projectable 19 2 pounds with a set of disproportionately long arms. It's really a body you'd associate with an NBA combo guard –- Jamal Crawford came to mind in this case –- more so than a baseball player. This isn't a bad thing, as far as I'm concerned, as Hoffman's long-limbs give him room to add weight without mechanical disruption as he develops. Right now those mechanics are just fine; exceptionally loose and athletic, but the control and command are not as solid as Hoffman's athleticism would indicate. Such is the plight of the pitcher with long levers; minor mechanical variances from pitch to pitch are magnified and the control and command suffer. For Hoffman, this manifested in difficulty pitching to his glove side.
There's enough athleticism here that I'm optimistic about Hoffman developing average control and command, though it may take a little while before he claims acute control of his extremities. If and when that happens, look out, because the stuff is explosive. Hoffman's fastball sat 94-96 mph and touched 98 early in his start Friday before dipping to the 92-95 range as his outing wore on. That sort of drop doesn't really concern me in February. It's a plus-plus fastball on velocity alone but it plays down a little bit because it lacks movement. I'd like to see more two-seamers. He certainly has the arm and finger length to put RPMs on the fastball, and RPMs mean movement.
Hoffman compliments the fastball with three secondary pitches, two of which project as major league weapons. Most frequently Hoffman showed an average changeup in the 86-90 mph range that featured good arm speed and flashed bat-missing, arm side movement. He used the change often, sometimes three pitches in a row, and showed a willingness to pitch backward with it. It showed true plus once or twice and projects there, comfortably, as he continues to learn how to spin it.
The other swing and miss offering on display Friday was what Hoffman calls a slider, a two-plane breaker in the 79-81 mph range that also flashed plus. Hoffman showed a penchant for backdooring this breaking ball for strikes and back-footing it for swings and misses against lefties. He'll need to tighten it up but it's another future plus pitch.
Hoffman also showed what was, for me, a throwaway curveball in the low 70s. It was more vertically oriented than the slider but was too loopy and blunt to do any damage at the upper pro levels.
The total package is very enticing. For me, Hoffman's ceiling is that of a No. 2 big-league starter with three pitches that project to grade out in the 60-70 range to go along with 45-50 command and control, and a body that looks like it will handle a 200-inning workload. Barring injury or some other unforeseen malady, Jeff Hoffman won't have to wait very long before he hears him name called in June.
Present/Future Grades
Fastball: 65/70
Change: 50/65
Slider: 50/65
Curveball: 35/40
Control: 40/45
Command: 35/45
Overall Future Projection: 65/70 (No. 2 starter)
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Three members of the University of Louisville women's basketball team will get a chance to play in the WNBA.
Shoni Schimmel, Antonita Slaughter and Asia Taylor were selected in the WNBA Draft Monday night, the most for any team this year.
Schimmel was the first to go, at No. 8, to the Atlanta Dream.
Slaughter and Taylor were drafted two rounds later.
Antonita Slaughter was the 35th pick and will go to the Los Angeles Sparks. For her, it's a chance to get back out to the West Coast.
Slaughter said it's something she won't take lightly, and she'll do anything she can to make the team.
Taylor was the last pick in the draft, at No. 36. She'll take her game to Minnesota to play for the Lynx.
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The final phase of an east London regeneration scheme has been submitted to planning chiefs.
The 650-home Rathbone Market development in Canning Town is being delivered by English Cities Fund (ECf), in partnership with Newham Council.
The scheme is part of the council's £3.7 billion Canning Town and Custom House regeneration programme.
The third phase plans comprise of 162 privately owned properties and 54 affordable properties.
Duncan Cumberland, development director for ECf, said: "The third phase will round-up what is one of the most exciting and innovative developments in London, breathing new life into a once unloved part of the city."
Phase 3 will comprise a mix of one, two and three-bed properties within three blocks, ranging in height from six to 14 storeys, arranged in a horse-shoe configuration around a verdant communal garden.
All ground floor properties will be two-storey, in the style of a town house, with double-height ceilings and rear amenity space onto the courtyard garden. Apartments on the upper levels will all have a generous balcony, and the great majority will have a double aspect.
The council's planning committee is due to decide on the future of the third phase in April.
Duncan Cumberland said: "ECf are very excited about this submission which represents the final piece in the jigsaw for Rathbone Market.
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STOCKBRIDGE- Three people are in custody following a bank robbery and chase in the Stockbridge area Friday morning. One man and two women were arrested after the Farmers State Bank on the south side of Stockbridge was robbed by a man at gunpoint at about 11:40am.
The suspects were stopped north of town at the intersection of M-52 and Columbia Road in White Oak Township. A witness tells News 10 that police were chasing a red SUV north on M-52, when the SUV drove through a home's yard and was stopped. The witness says that a man carrying a backpack ran out of the SUV and dove into a nearby pond. A police officer located that man and held him at gunpoint at the pond. The homeowner was asked to fish-out the backpack from the pond.
A woman in the SUV was also detained by police. A second car driven by a woman was also stopped in the area by authorities.
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Witchfinder — Free novel — One | According To Hoyt
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LAS VEGAS — WBO welterweight titleholder Tim Bradley is being targeted for a return to the ring on Feb. 9 at the MGM Grand, his manager, Cameron Dunkin, and Top Rank CEO Bob Arum said on Wednesday.
Bradley (29-0, 12 knockouts) is coming off June's split-decision for his current belt over Manny Pacquiao, who chose to face Juan Manuel Marquez for the fourth time on Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena over a rematch with Bradley.
"Tim's doing good. I talked to him a long time the other day. He's happy. He said that he's ready to go," said Dunkin. "So he's going to fight on Feb. 9, and we're going to talk about it today."
If Pacquaio is victorious, Arum has said that he could return to the ring on April 20 at the Mandalay Bay Hotel against unbeaten former lightweight titleholder Brandon Rios, who will be ringside for Pacquiao-Marquez IV, as will Dunkin, who also manages Rios.
"If Pacquiao wins, then I think that it's a doable fight," said Dunkin. "They have said April 20."
On the undercard of Pacquiao-Marquez IV, unbeaten former featherweight titleholder and Cuban Olympic gold medalist Yuriorkis Gamboa will take on southpaw Filipino Michael Farenas in a bout for the WBA's interim junior lightweight belt.
Gamboa is promoted by rapper 50 Cent (aka, Curtis Jackson), of SMS Promotions, who is expected to musically lead Gamboa into the ring Farenas.
Jackson and Arum said that if Gamboa is successful on Saturday night, they are targeting him for a return to the ring in February as well.
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For Retirees
Yes, Virginia, you can receive your U.S. social security benefits while you're in Malta.
But here are the facts: If you're an American, you won't be able to retire here in Malta unless you have a lot of money--or have been here long enough to achieve long-term residency in which you have to prove—every five years--that you have the means to support yourself here.
Here's why:
1. The USD is in very bad shape. Every time you transfer your pension, social security or investment income over to Malta, you lose a good percentage of it when it is exchanged for Euros.
2. You will need private health insurance here in Malta since you will not be eligible for the national health insurance in Malta—unless you've been here long before retirement, have worked long enough (at least 15 years) to receive a minimal pension and are, therefore, eligible for the national health insurance.
Medicare will not cover you in the Malta or anywhere else in Europe. It will only cover you in the US.
If you first apply for private insurance in Malta at retirement age, you may get rejected because of your age. If you're not rejected outright, you will not get covered for any pre-existing condition—be it a minor or major condition.
There are some Americans who can retire in Malta through something called permanent residency or the residency scheme. But you have to prove your financial status every year—which is based on the Euro. For more info on this, please see:
I don't know any way around this if you're the average American retiree. So you're probably thinking—what are my plans for retiring here as an American? The answer is that I don't know. With G-d's help, I hope I'm able to work long enough here to qualify for some benefits.
It's another story if you're from another EU nation. In that event—except for those from the UK—you're earning and paying the Euro—so you won't have any losses from exchanging money.
You also are most likely eligible for national health insurance here or through your coverage from your country of origin.
It's certainly not cheap to retire in Malta. But you have a better chance of doing it if you're already from the EU.


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As we kick off our work in 2013, it is great to read a headline reminding us of a very important fact: America's with us. American consumers support renewable energy, and they know it will be a big part of our future as we move to a cleaner and more efficient economy.
According to the new Energy & Environment Consumer Survey — a national survey asking 1,000 adults their opinion of several energy and environmental concepts — released by Pike Research:
- 69 percent of American consumers have a favorable opinion of solar power;
- 66 percent like wind power; and
- 54 percent of Americans support hybrid vehicles.
As we stated in a recent blog,
The great debates we've engaged in throughout 2012, on climate change, green jobs, renewable energy, manufacturing and transportation, have set up for some big things to come for next year… Americans and the economy are sturdy and resilient and have shown that they want to build on the progress we've already made.
It's time to get to work. We need to create a national dialogue that will bring climate change to the top of the nation's agenda. We've seen what climate change could bring. It's time to move forward and build a plan for how we will create jobs by adapting to climate change, limiting our carbon pollution and investing in our infrastructure.


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On the other hand, there is increased interest and demand from the hearing community for courses in sign language, increased use of sign language in public contexts such as television, baby sign courses, and increased pride of the Deaf community in their distinctive language and culture. It is to be hoped and expected that sign languages will continue to be living languages.


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Playing "dodge the orange barrel" is nothing new near Eastgate these days.
But drivers will get a chance to give some input into where and how the next set pops up
This phase focuses on Ohio 32 between Eastgate and Olive Branch-Stonelick, all part of the Eastern Corridor project. It's an addition to the work already going on at the Ohio 32/I-275 interchange.
The road work is an effort to support increasing traffic levels in the area.
But the prolonged construction zones have started to frustrate drivers.
So ODOT will put residents in the driver seat, giving them a chance to ask questions about the proposed improvement alternatives.
The hearing starts at 5 p.m. at the Union Township Civic Center.


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Study says double masectomies do not improve breast cancer survival
Lumpectomies have better survival ratesUPDATED 6:49 PM EDT Sep 03, 2014
WMTW News 8's Tracy Sabol reports on a new study that found that double masectomies, or removing both breasts, will not improve survival rates for a patient who has cancer in one breast. Women who had lumpectomies, or the removal of a turmor, followed by radiation treatment had better survival rates.Video Transcript
STINGER FLASH2 VO TOPPING HEALTH HEADLINES THIS EVENING ..DOUBLE MASTECTOMIES MAY NOT BE AS EFFECTIVE AS SOME MAY THINK WHEN IT COMES TO THE FIGHT AGAINST BREAST CANCER. A NEW STUDY FINDS DOUBLE MASTECTOMIES.. OR REMOVING BOTH BREASTS.. WILL NOT IMPROVE SURVIVAL ODDS FOR A PATIENT WHO HAS CANCER IN ONE BREAST. THE STUDY LOOKED AT NEARLY 200- THOUSAND WOMEN DIAGNOSED WITH EARLY-STAGE BREAST CANCER AND FOUND THE WOMEN WHO HAD LUMPECTOMIES, THE REMOVAL OF THE TUMOR AND RADIATION.. HAD SLIGHTLY HIGHER 10- YEAR SURVIVAL RATES THAN THE WOMEN WHO HAD MASTECTOMIES. DOCTOR'S SAY THE RATES OF DOUBLE MASTECTOMY TO TREAT a ONE-SIDED BREAST CANCER HAVE INCREASED 14- PERCENT A YEAR. VO "Women under age 40 were using double mastectomy at a much higher rate. In 2011 nearly a third of women in that age group were having double mastectomy ." DOCTOR'S SAY ADDITIONALLY DOUBLE MASTECTOMIES HAVE HIGHER COMPLICATION RATES THAN SINGLE MASECTOMIES AS WELL AS
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Thursday, November 15, 2012
Accipiter brain pain.
I grabbed my camera in the middle of this and took some quick shots. The first few made the tail look quite squarish, making me think Sharp-shinned. Later shots made the tail look rounded and the head bigger. Argh. Help me.
Please help, my brain hurts.
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Ouch! This is a toughie.ReplyDelete
I sure want to say Sharp-shinned as well. That tail is very squared off, and I feel like the bird is pretty small-headed/necked. I don't really see anything that points to Coop. for me. The bird even appears to be "mulleted" instead of capped as Brandon Green recently noted on OBOL in reference to Jack Williamson's bird.
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Thanks, Rhett! I was just reading those posts on OBOL trying to find some help on this bird. Sharpie it is!Delete
Flycatcher Jen. This is a Sharp-shinned Hawk. I can see how its not clear in the first shot, but the bird looks very small-headed and sharp-tailed in the rest. Sharp-shinneds often appear shorter-tailed than Cooper's (to my eyes), which this bird matches.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Steve! Stoked to have a sharpie around. Someday I will understand these guys better.Delete
Sounds like a lot of excitement in your yard, Jen! The Sharpie will be scaring away all your little birds. Great series of photos!ReplyDelete
Well, this has been educational. Good case study, and most excellent cues from the masters. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
The first photo, with the tail folded closed, shows the actual shape for determining squared or rounded. In the other photos the tails are fanned, thus you are unable to tell how rounded it may be when folded. What the fanned tail does show, however, is that the central tail feathers are the same length as the others--the dark and light bars line up--thus the central tail feathers are not molting. Molting (not fully grown in or missing) central tail feathers could cause a rounded tail to appear squared or notched. This is a long way of saying, believe the first photo. It's a Sharpie.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Greg, I can use all the tips on these birds I can get!Delete


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A Clinton woman was killed Friday in a one-vehicle crash on East Tri-County Boulevard in the Norwood area of Oliver Springs. Police suspect she may have suffered a medical problem that resulted in the wreck.
Wanda Currier, 67, of Marlow Road, died shortly after she was taken to Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge by an Anderson County Emergency Service ambulance, according to Oliver Springs Police Sgt. Kevin Armes.
There were no marks on the road indicating Currier attempted to use the brakes, he said, which leads police to believe it was a medical issue that caused her to crash. The woman appeared to be traveling the speed limit of 45 mph. There were no signs of drug or alcohol usage by the driver.
Armes said the black Nissan driven by Currier was going west toward Oliver Springs on the four-lane boulevard about 11 a.m. when it went off the road. The car went over an embankment and landed on its top in heavy brush about 15 feet below the road, the sergeant said. The crash was near Tobacco Town and French's, across from Bennett Road.
Currier was trapped in the car by her seatbelt, which had to be cut before she could be removed, Armes said. Oliver Springs police and fire departments, and the ACEMS responded quickly to the accident scene, he said.
Beverly Majors can be contacted at (865) 220-5514.
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Back in 2011, BlackRock's Larry Fink revealed one of the great unspoken truths of capital markets, namely that "markets like totalitarian governments." They also like authoritarian socialism, sprinkled in with a healthy dose of nationalization, because as Bloomberg reports, one of the biggest beneficiaries of over ten years of the "glorious socialist revolution" in Venezuela, coupled with over 1000 nationalizations by the bed-ridden and roughly 15 times deceased Hugo Chavez (if one believes all the rumors), is none other than Goldman Sachs, which generated some 681% in returns due to
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Next, Jan addresses Elements' Quick Photo Edit and Guided Photo Edit workspaces, which streamline and simplify many common photo-editing tasks. She then introduces the basics of editing in the Full Photo Edit workspace, which provides tools for selecting portions of images, retouching, compositing images, adding text, and more.
The course wraps up with an overview of Elements 10's sharing features, including creating greeting cards, printing and emailing photos, and sharing photos on Facebook.
- Importing photos
- Keyword tagging
- Arranging photos in albums
- Finding similar photos
- Processing photos in Quick Edit
- Simulating depth of field with Guided Edit
- Retouching blemishes
- Adding text to a selection
- Correcting lighting and color
- Making photo creations
- Sharing photos via email
- Printing photos
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Photoshop Elements 10 contains a couple of new guided edit techniques that are pretty exciting. The one that I think is most useful is the Depth Of Field guided edit that you can use to simulate a shallow depth of field in your photos either to blur out a distracting background, or to focus the viewer's attention on the part of a photo that you think is most important. To show you the Depth Of Field guided edit, I am going to open both these photos into the Guided Photo Edit workspace. I'll select them both, and then I'll click the arrow to the right of the Fix tab and choose Guided Photo Edit.
I'd like to start with the photo on the left in the Project Bin, so I'll double-click that, and then I'll move over to the list of guided edits in the column on the right. I'll find the Depth Of Field guided edit under the Lens Effects category. I'll select Depth Of Field, and the first instruction I see in this technique is to choose a method; either the Simple method, or the Custom method. I'll start with the Simple method, and then I'll scroll up to the top of the instructions, and I'll just start working through these instructions, following the steps.
The first step is to add blur to the image, which I'll do by clicking this button as instructed. Next, I am told to define the area of the image that I'd like to have in focus, and this diagram tells me this is going to be a circular area of focus, and instructs me to start at the center of the focus area, and drag outwards. I'll select this Gradient tool to do that, and I'll come into the image. And I'll start, say, at the bottom right, but I can start anywhere that I want, and drag toward the center here. The length and the direction of the line that I drag; which part of this photo will be in focus will be in focus.
So here I have this curved area in focus. I can add to this area by clicking and dragging the line again, and each time I do that, it adds to how much of the photo is in focus. If I like the results, I'll click and drag down, and continue reading through the instructions. The third step tells me to use this slider to increase the amount of blur. I'll give that a try, and if I like the result, I'll click Done. If I don't like the result, I could click Reset, and start again. I'll stick with what I have, so I'll click Done.
At this point, I would go up to the File menu and choose Save As, and save a copy of this image, perhaps with a different name, or in a different location than the original, so I don't save over the original. Now let's take a look at the other Depth Of Field guided edit: the Custom Depth Of Field guided edit. For that, I'm going to double-click this thumbnail in the Project Bin, and so that I can see that photo better in the Document window, I am going to go up to the Options bar and I'll click Fit Screen. Now I'll come over and, again, I'll click on the Depth Of Field guided edit, and this time I'll choose Custom.
I'll scroll up to the top of these instructions, and I see that this guided edit works a little differently than the Simple version. Here I have a Quick Selection tool, and I'm told to use this tool to mark the area that I want to keep in focus. So I'll get that tool, then I'll click and drag over the part of the image that I would like to remain in focus. The Quick Selection tool selects on the basis of color and tone. So it moves ahead of me, selecting some of the bows on the table in this image.
I'll start with that, and then I'll go down to the next step, which tells me to Add Blur, and this will add a blur to the parts of the image that are not selected. If I like that result, I can stick with it, or I can move down and I can go to the third step, which is a slider that allows me to increase the blur to get a more pronounced effect. I'll drag that to the right to increase the blur. Notice that I have got blur both in the background, and in the foreground. I can leave it like this, or if I don't like this result, I can click Reset and go back and start again.
So let's try it a little differently. This time I'd like to select the bows in the foreground, and the table, and just blur out the background. Again, I'll get the Quick Selection tool, I'll come into the image, I'll click and drag over some of the bows to select them, and I'm going to take that selection all the way down to the front of the table. And then again, I'll click the Add Blur button. That blurs out the background, but leaves all of the foreground in focus, and if I like, I can increase the amount of blur. I like that result, and so I'm going to click Done. And again, I would save this image, and then I could close it by clicking the X.
So that's one of my favorite new guided edits: Depth Of Field.


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For anyone who loves to play dress-ups, get excited. A new beauty trend has been born and it comes of the form of avant-garde paper lashes. There's something about these fluttery, bohemian lash designs that screams va-va-voom and I can't wait to give them a go! Made from the art of chinese paper cutting, the gorgeously intricate styles provide a different element of traditional culture and quite frankly they're ridic amounts of cool.
Riding the current false eyelash trend, paper design firm Paperself has launched an exquisite range of these falsies that come in the shapes of peach blossoms and ponies. Too cute to be true!
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"We knew not whether we were in heaven or on earth, for surely there is no such splendour or beauty anywhere upon earth. We cannot describe it to you, only this we know, that God dwells there among humans, and that their service surpasses the worship of all other places. For we cannot forget that beauty". These are the words uttered by Prince Vladimir of Kiev's envoys, after they had visited Constantinople the capital of the Roman Empire in 988AD and experienced the Divine Liturgy of the Orthodox Church, which is still celebrated today within Orthodox Christendom from the time of the Apostles
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EVERETT — A fire caused an estimated $75,000 in damage to a home in the Lowell neighborhood Friday night, the Everett Fire Department said.
Crews responded to reports of a roof fire in the 2100 block of 46th Street SE around 10 p.m. and found flames coming from the second-story roof and an exterior wall of the home, Fire Marshal Rick Robinson said. Firefighters searched the home, but found nobody inside. The fire was declared out at 10:50 p.m.
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SAN FRANCISCO: The Ultrabooks will capture about 40% of the worlwide laptop market, next year, said Mooly Eden, vice president and general manager of the PC Client Group at Intel, world's larget PC chip maker.
"The market share of Ultrabooks will increase more in 2013, when Intel plans to launch its 'Haswell' processor. It will offer more than 20 times, reduction in connected standby power," Eden told reporters here at the Intel Developer Forum. According to analysts here, Intel plans to target 60% of world notebook market and convert it to ultrabook market by 2013.


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Goldman Sachs Preserves Blankfein's Dual Role
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. won't face a union challenge to Lloyd C. Blankfein's dual role as chairman and chief executive officer after agreeing to appoint an independent board member as "lead director."
"We think it's a step in the right direction," said Lisa Lindsley, the Washington-based director of capital strategies at the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, which she said owned 7,101 Goldman Sachs shares when the union filed a proposal to split Blankfein's roles. She said AFSCME and Goldman Sachs reached the compromise, reported earlier today by the Wall Street Journal, on Feb. 6.
The lead director's responsibilities include presiding over board meetings when the chairman is absent, leading the annual CEO evaluation and acting as liaison between independent board members and management, according to a description posted on Goldman Sachs's website. John H. Bryan, a former Sara Lee Corp. CEO who has served on Goldman Sachs's board since November 1999, had some of those responsibilities as presiding director.
"Right now it looks like it's John Bryan," Lindsley said when asked who would be named lead director. "But I think that there may be some changes in the board composition."
Bryan, who turned 75 in October, is required by the firm's corporate governance guidelines to retire by the next annual shareholders meeting unless the board requests that he stay.
Goldman Sachs, the fifth-biggest U.S. bank by assets, is holding a meeting of directors this week in India, the first time the board has convened there. The firm, which has 12 directors, last year added M. Michele Burns, the former chairman and CEO of Marsh & McLennan Cos.'s Mercer human-resources consulting unit, and Barnard College President Debora L. Spar.
'Constructive Talks'
"We appreciated the constructive talks we had with AFSCME," David Wells, a spokesman for Goldman Sachs in New York, said in an e-mailed statement.
AFSCME, the largest public employee and health-care workers' union in the U.S., hasn't dropped its effort to split the chairman and CEO roles at other companies including JPMorgan Chase & Co., the biggest U.S. bank, Lindsley said.
The change at Goldman Sachs didn't assuage all of the union's concerns, some of which Greg Smith, a former derivatives salesman, highlighted in a March 14 New York Times op-ed, Lindsley said. Smith wrote that he was quitting after almost 12 years at the firm and that the company's culture of putting clients first has eroded under Blankfein and President Gary D. Cohn, who also sits on the board of directors. Blankfein, 57, and Cohn, 51, said that most employees disagree and that the bank would investigate Smith's assertions.
"Our members are participants in state and local government pension plans that are clients of Goldman Sachs," Lindsley said. "And so as clients I think we're concerned that the culture of Goldman is not only averse to the best interests of shareholders but it's averse to the interests of clients."


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OAKLAND -- Outside the closed Lakeview Elementary School Monday, Mamadou Guisse and his younger sister Awa Mar boarded a van that would take them and other former Lakeview students to their first day at a new school. Meanwhile their parents, Ami Diankha and Mamur Guisse, waited at its destination: Burckhalter Elementary. They wanted their children to become accustomed to taking the van, but they weren't about to miss their first day.
"They're here! They're here! They're coming!" Diankha said as a small group of children approached. "How was the ride? Pretty good?" she asked them. They nodded.
Mamadou, 11, and Awa, 9, are among hundreds of Oakland schoolchildren adjusting to new routines, new people and more complicated ways of getting to school each morning after the June closure of four elementary schools: Lakeview, Marshall, Maxwell Park and Santa Fe. (Lazear, a fifth school that faced closure, remained open after all, but as an independently run charter school.)
The closure decision was enormously controversial, and Lakeview, in Oakland's Grand Lake neighborhood, became the epicenter of opposition to the district's plan. Last fall, parents, teachers, students and other supporters in neon yellow "Save Lakeview" shirts came en masse to school board meetings. This summer, a smaller group staged a sit-in at the elementary school for more than two weeks. Opponents still are questioning whether the disruption was necessary, and if the closures will ultimately save the school district much money. The most recent savings estimate amounts to about $2 million per year, though it doesn't appear to account for state revenue that will be lost as a result of Lazear's charter school conversion.
The change that activists have fought so hard to stop became real on Monday with the start of school. But at Burckhalter, which took the largest group of Lakeview children and teachers, people seemed to be taking the moment in stride -- even as the school swelled in size, doubling its teaching staff.
Awa's fourth grade teacher, Aleta Williams, also transferred from Lakeview. "I hated that they closed the school," she said in her classroom, before her students arrived. "But I was OK coming here, because I know this is a good school. I'm excited about this year."
Burckhalter, which had fewer than 200 students last year, was expecting at least 100 more from Lakeview, alone -- and a general education enrollment of about 330. Grass Valley, another elementary school in the East Oakland hills, is also growing quickly, as a result of the closure of nearby Marshall, and so is Sankofa Academy in North Oakland, one of the closer schools to Santa Fe.
Given the size of the Lakeview contingent, the change at Burckhalter took on the feel of a merger. Clara Roberts, Lakeview's former principal, came too; she'll serve as a co-principal, sharing the leadership duties with Carin Geathers. At staff meetings, people affectionately -- and very unofficially -- began referring to the school as "Burckview," Geathers said. To help the students gel, Geathers and Roberts are encouraging teachers to work getting-to-know-you activities into their lesson plans for the first nine days of class.
In Room 14, after Awa and other students had hung up their jackets, taken a seat and clarified the pronunciations of their names, Williams asked for a show of hands: How many students were new to the school? More than half. She pointed out that she was new, too, and asked children familiar with the school to find a buddy at recess to show around.
In the first few minutes after the bell, the students were uncomfortably silent. A few parents stood noiselessly in the doorway. Awa sat with her hands folded, unsmiling.
Later, Awa admitted she had been very nervous. But that was before the treasure hunt, the popular icebreaker in which participants race to find others who might play a musical instrument, walk to school or -- in this case -- not like the Oakland Raiders. Before long, Williams was reminding her pupils to keep their voices down.
Kalilah Epperson-Lee, 9, who transferred from the private Patten Academy this fall, said she was relieved to see so many new kids besides herself in the class. "I like how I wasn't the only one raising my hand even though I'm new to the school," she said.
Samariah Widemon, a 9-year-old Burckhalter veteran, said she found the influx of students and teachers exciting. "I couldn't sleep," she said. "I woke up super early. I was super ready for school."
By midmorning, Geathers reported there had only been "little fires" to put out, no big ones. A few children came who hadn't been assigned to a classroom, but they quickly found spots for them, she said. She said Burckhalter will hold its back-to-school night sooner than usual to bring all of the parents into the fold. For them, too, this year will be an adjustment -- in some cases, more so than for the children.
"This is so unfamiliar to us," said Miyoko Brown, of Hayward, whose children are 6 and 9. "We're so used to being at Lakeview. I don't even know where the bathroom is!"
But like Brown, Awa and Mamadou's mother said she was keeping an open mind. "Sometimes change is good too," Diankha said. "You never know."
As for Awa, things were looking up after the first few minutes of fourth grade.
"I thought I would not have any friends, but I do," she said. "Everything's starting off really nice and smooth."
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