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It was former Presidential Candidate and founder of Electronic Data Systems (EDS) Ross Perot who famously said "The activist is not the man who says the river is dirty. The activist is the man who cleans up the river."
A quote which may strike resonance with the world's politicians as they continue to wrestle with the major challenge of setting a global green agenda whilst battling tough economic conditions.
President Obama's second term inaugural speech certainly won plaudits for his determination to tackle climate change, his powerful statements deliberately pitched to be emotive on a global stage, whilst reassuring an American nation still reeling from the effects of hurricane Sandy.
"We will respond to the threat of climate change, knowing that the failure to do so would betray our children and future generations." And "Some may still deny the overwhelming judgment of science, but none can avoid the devastating impact of raging fires, and crippling drought, and more powerful storms." Now the world waits to see how these noble and heartfelt words translate from the pages to become actions?
And if the truth be known, the world is not holding its breath.
Ban Ki-moon, UN Secretary General, stated that he would 'do his best to mobilise the political will and resources so that the member states can agree to a new legally binding global agreement on climate change" and this on the back of two decades of UN climate talks that have so-far failed in their goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Ironically it may not be the promise of new green jobs and taxation penalties 'for the guilty 'that tips the scales in favour of action but the force of Mother Nature herself. The devastation caused by natural disasters such as tsunamis and hurricanes impacts hugely on already fragile economic budgets (according to a report by insurance company Swiss Re, natural disasters were estimated to have cost the world's economies $140 bn in 2012 and over $350 bn in 2011)
No one seriously doubts that the world's leaders do not want genuine and sustainable change but there is a real need now to cut through the greenwash and rhetoric and start delivering. We are already witnessing shifting priorities as Governments struggle with recession and debt crises. A move away from fossil fuels has long been touted as a key objective in the worldwide battle to reduce greenhouse gases, and yet in January, Bloomberg New Energy Finance reported that global investment in all renewable energy had fallen by 11% in 2012, due largely to drops in government support in the US, Spain and Italy.
Innovation and a desire to reduce environmental impact is not hard to find in the private sector. As the world prepares to celebrate Valentine's Day, UK retailer Marks & Spencer announces that it will be delivering thousands of bouquets in modified atmosphere packaging, saying it will save 10,000 litres of water through the use of this technology. How many people wandering around West Ham Tube station during last year's London Olympics realised that they generating kinetic power through the paving slabs they were walking on? UK start up Pavegen was in the midst of demonstrating that heavily populated streets could potentially generate enough electricity to power lights and applications. Many firms are now tackling the evil greenhouses gases head on and are harnessing and converting CO2 into products as diverse as baking soda, cement and plastic, all in the hope that their entrepreneurialism leads to both profit and the greater good.
Many economists agree that the best way to tackle climate change is to allow market forces to flourish whilst the most divisive method is to mandate or over legislate.
Obama's first term was marked by the failure of his sweeping carbon emissions cap, the Australian Government suffered bruising after a failed attempt to introduce a Carbon Reduction schemes and more recently UK Prime Minister David Cameron was left to explain away the apparent apathy towards the Coalition's flagship "Green Deal" energy efficiency scheme claiming it was deliberately designed to "build slowly".
What all Governments across the Globe are fast discovering is that the economic issue of climate change is complex and that no one size fits all 'green solution' will ever work for any industry.
Companies, and indeed consumers, must be given both the choice and the chance to adopt a 'green' model that suits their needs and that they can personally engage with on an emotional and fiscal level.
Allow us the freedom to become Activists.
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LOCKPORT – A man who took part in a June 22 shootout in Niagara Falls was placed on six months' interim probation Friday, to give Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas more time to decide what to do with him.
Charles H. Montague, 22, of Linwood Avenue, had pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of attempted second-degree criminal possession of a weapon in the wake of the June 18 gunfire at the corner of 18th and Niagara streets.
No one was hurt, and the other shooter has never been identified. Montague faces a maximum sentence of seven years in prison.


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on January 30, 2013 - 1:00 AM
Victims compensated for lawyers' misdeeds
The overwhelming majority of lawyers in New York State are honest, caring and deserving of their law clients' trust. There are more than 298,000 registered lawyers in New York State. Each year, only a handful of them misuse law client funds and violate the trust placed in them by their clients.
Disbarred North Tonawanda lawyer Roger J. Niemel is one example of these very few lawyers. ("Ex-lawyer gets two years in jail for looting estate," Jan. 9 News).
Niemel is a disgrace to the legal profession. The Niagara County District Attorney's Office and the Attorney Grievance Committee performed a great service to the public by the criminal and disciplinary prosecutions of Niemel resulting in his grand larceny conviction, incarceration and removal of his law license.
Readers should know that Niemel's law client victims have been fully reimbursed for their financial losses by the Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection. The Lawyers' Fund reimburses law clients for losses caused by their attorney's dishonest conduct in the practice of law. The fund is financed by lawyers in New York State. No tax dollars are used. No other profession provides such protection to its consumers. More information on the Lawyers' Fund can be found at www.nylawfund.org.
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Thank you for stopping by the Weather Watch 12 Blog! Two rounds of winter weather are poised to impact southeastern Wisconsin over the next 48 hours. In today's blog we discuss the impacts, and look at how much snow accumulation to expect with each round.
Let's start with the snow underway across the region right now. The photo below is courtesy of Tom Purdy, and shows snow in Janesville Tuesday morning. If you have a weather photo to share please email it to email@example.com or post it to the Wisconsin Weather Updates Facebook page.
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until Tuesday evening for much of southeast Wisconsin. Snow totals of 0.5" to 2" are possible. The higher amounts will occur away from Lake Michigan. Please slow down when traveling Tuesday afternoon. Most main roads should stay in good condition as air temperatures will be near or above freezing.
The 'main event' storm will arrive Wednesday evening and continue through Thursday. Lakeshore locations will see a mix to rain Wednesday evening, with rain Wednesday night. In Milwaukee the rain should change to snow Thursday morning. Inland locations will see snow or a mix Wednesday evening, with all snow farther inland Wednesday night.
Areas away from Lake Michigan should be all snow Thursday morning through the afternoon. In Milwaukee most of the snow accumulation will occur between 9am-6pm Thursday. Combine the snow with winds of 15-30+ mph and travel conditions will be poor in many areas away from Lake Michigan.
Forecast snow totals should fall in the range below. Rain will cut into snow totals from Milwaukee to Racine and Kenosha. Inland areas could see 6" or more of snow!
For the latest snowfall forecast watch WISN 12 News, and for weather updates throughout the day follow me on Twitter @jnelsonweather
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on December 31, 2012 - 7:55 PM
Buffalo Police are looking for the armed bandit who robbed a female restaurant worker of about $6,000 she was trying to deposit Sunday at the Bank of American branch at Bailey and East Delavan avenues.
The victim told police that as she was about to deposit the cash in money bags just before 5:30 p.m., the gunman accosted her from behind and demanded the bags, telling her "Give me the deposits before I shoot you," according to a police report.
The victim said the suspect fled east down East Delavan.


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John P. Stoner died Christmas Day 2012 at St. Vincent's Medical Center, Toledo.
He was born Feb. 1, 1939, in Tiffin. His parents were Merl Stoner and Violet (Milliron) Stoner Albright.
John attended Tiffin City Schools, graduating from Columbian High School in 1957. He graduated from The University of Toledo College of Pharmacy in 1961. He married his high school sweetheart, Joan Crilly, Nov. 24, 1962. They remained in Toledo until 1976 when the family moved back to Tiffin and John accepted a position as director of pharmacy at Tiffin Developmental Center. He and his wife, a registered nurse, retired in 2001.
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John kept busy traveling and enjoying life. He and his son-in-law, Chris, were ball players for the Sycamore Grasshoppers, a vintage baseball team. He served two three-year terms on the Tiffin Columbian Alumni Association Board of Trustees, maintaining the TCAA database.
He is survived by his mother; his wife of 50 years; daughter, Michelle (Stoner) Tschanen and husband, Chris of Sycamore; three granddaughters, Kayleigh, Kelsey and Kerry Tschanen; daughter, Linda (Stoner) Auger and husband, Peter, of Tunis, Tunisia; and brother, Bill Stoner and wife, Sally, of Fremont.
His life will be celebrated from 2-6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012, at the AMVETS, 1909 S. SR 100, Tiffin.
Donations in his honor may be made to the Tiffin Columbian Alumni Association, the Mohawk Historical Society, Sycamore, or to the Allen Eiry Center.
Engle-Shook Funeral Home and Crematory, Tiffin, is assisting the family with their arrangements.
Online condolences may be left for the family at www.engleshookfuneralhome.com.


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About five years ago the paparazzi caught MK wearing an old, ripped Rolling Stones t-shirt with an elaborate (presumably very expensive) crystal necklace.
An over-the-top piece of evening jewelry worn during the day to a college lecture?!
Most people were unimpressed but I loved the contradiction.
It was the ultimate high/low mix; Proof that any piece can be dressed up or down with some simple styling.
When Proenza Schouler showed dramatic, baroque inspired necklaces for fall I was reminded of that paparazzi picture. Even though the style is obviously very different one thing is very clear- statement making necklaces are FINALLY having a moment. So whether you're dressing up a pajama top with crystals, or playing clash of the colors adding a bold necklace (or three!) can completely change the style and feel of any outfit.
This season there are plenty to choose from at all different price points!
Oh, MK, always ahead of your time!
A simple or neutral colored outfit can always use a punch of bright colors.
For a more affordable version try the Maritime Necklace at Francesca's Collection ($38)
If something simple is more to your taste J.Crew's resin and gold link necklace ($39.50) still adds a pop of color without being too overwhelming especially for day.
Want to re-create my favorite mini-mogul's look?
A gold, tribal version will look great through the rest of the summer while the dramatic, over-the-top crystal look can work any time!
I really like Pamela Love's Hope Crescent Breast Plate ($400) in gold or bronze. It manages to be dramatic and sexy but not overpowering and would look great against a tan or crisp, white shirt.
If its a shimmery look you want then Tom Binns' saves the day with his large white deco crystal necklace. It's beautiful but it has the large price tag ($1700) to match.
My lower-priced choice comes from Etsy seller, KillerJewels. (Supporting independent artisans and businesses is always stylish!) Their Art Deco Pewter Necklace also contains some Swarvoski but rings in at a sweet $23!
If you're still after Proenza's version (Nina Garcia wore it in white, paired with a black top on this week's Project Runway premiere) sorry- it doesn't seem to be available. The boys have announced a costume jewelry line but it's not yet in stores. But don't fret! If you're crafty and up to a challenge head over to PS I Made This for a step-by-step guide to creating your own, one-of-a-kind baroque necklace!
(Thanks to Style.Com, The Fashion Spot, Etsy, J.Crew, Francesca's, Net-A-Porter, Tom Binns, and Pamela Love for the images!)


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This year, the annual Fond du Lac Reads program celebrated the memoir, Thunder Dog: The True Story of a Blind Man, His Guide Dog, and the Triumph of Trust at Ground Zero, by Michael Hingson. The subject matter has inspired the November exhibit, A Dog's Life, in the library's Langdon Divers Gallery.
Forget about waking up at 3 a.m. to freeze in line at the mega-mart. Shop smarter this holiday season by attending Black Friday Boot Camp at 6 p.m. Wednesday, November 20, at the Fond du Lac Public Library.
Kids ages 6 to 12 are invited to celebrate the release of the eighth Diary of a Wimpy Kid book at the Fond du Lac Public Library's free party from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday, November 1. Kids can just drop in at the McLane Room in the library's lower level after school lets out early for the day to enjoy snacks, a movie, crafts and fun in a relaxed atmosphere.
Have you ever wondered about that thing you found while digging in the yard? Maybe it's a piece of pottery or perhaps an ancient tool. Bring it to the November 4 meeting of the Fond du Lac Genealogical Society, when local Secrets of the Ledge author and "archeo-historian" Dwight Weiser will take a look.
It's getting closer: that day you set aside to decorate for the holidays. The Crafternoon program at the Fond du Lac Public Library will help add a festive flair. Using upcycled book pages, ribbon and a few beads, crafters will make a retro-cool Holiday Greeting Bunting at 1 p.m. Saturday, November 16. Space is limited, and registration is required beginning at 9 a.m.
Kids restless? Need to get out of the house? Take in a free family movie at the Fond du Lac Public Library with the new Sunday Matinees program every third Sunday. The program starts off with I'll Be Home For Christmas at 1 p.m. Sunday, November 17.
The city's only used book store, the Fond du Lac Public Library's BookCellar, is holding two great sales in November.
The Ten Cent Special on Saturdays, November 2 and November 9, and Monday, November 4, will offer select retro and vintage cookbooks, craft books, magazines and more for just 10 cents each.
The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion is a humorous story of a man finding love. Don Tillman is a professor of genetics at an Australian university. He is extremely intelligent, quirky and probably has Asperger Syndrome. His only friends are Gene, also a professor and a philanderer, and Gene's wife Claudia, a clinical psychologist. Don decides he wants a wife and gets advice from Gene and Claudia. He makes a questionnaire to weed out smokers and those who are chronically late. Then Rosie comes into his life. She smokes and is chronically late.


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When you don't use a plate to eat when laying down, you just eat your food off your tshirted chest.
Trevor Hay looks really relaxed, he doesnt have to sit up to eat, he just eats off his shirt plate.
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MDCC TechTalk - Fun with type functions
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by Simon Peyton Jones, Principal Researcher, Microsoft Research
Today's most widely used technology, by far, for static program verification is the ubiquitous type checker. Alas, static type systems inevitably exclude some good programs; and allow some bad ones. Thus motivated, Simon describes some fun he has been having with Haskell, by making the type system more expressive without losing the benefits of automatic proof and compact expression.
About Simon Peyton Jones
Simon Peyton Jones, MA, MBCS, CEng, graduated from Trinity College Cambridge in 1980. After two years in industry, he spent seven years as a lecturer at University College London, and nine years as a professor at Glasgow University, before moving to Microsoft Research (Cambridge) in 1998.
His main research interest is in functional programming languages, their implementation, and their application. He has led a succession of research projects focused around the design and implementation of production-quality functional-language systems for both uniprocessors and parallel machines. He was a key contributor to the design of the now-standard functional language Haskell, and is the lead designer of the widely-used Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC). He has written two textbooks about the implementation of functional languages.
More generally, he is interested in language design, rich type systems, software component architectures, compiler technology, code generation, runtime systems, virtual machines, and garbage collection. He is particularly motivated by direct use of principled theory to practical language design and implementation -- that's one reason he loves functional programming so much. His home page is at
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Yet another brilliant talk by Simon. If this doesn't blow your mind then you haven't really understood it :)
I think this should also have the Functional Programming tag.
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Skip This … Unless You're Really Bored The Internship
It's not that The Internship is such a horrible movie. It's just so lazy. The ostensible comedy brings Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson back together eight years after their hit Wedding Crashers, struggling in vain to reclaim past glory.
This time they play sad sacks Billy (Vaughn) and Nick (Wilson), watch salesman rendered obsolete by the fact that everyone in this century checks the time on their phones. Desperate, Billy has the ridiculous but brave idea of kick-starting their lives by becoming Google interns. You can write the rest of the movie from there.
Actually, that would be a valuable screenwriting exercise: Do a draft of the most cliché, trite story you can think of about two old dudes who've been put out to pasture joining a crew of super-smarties. Make sure the kids are insecure and resent competing for permanent gigs with the elderly. Throw in tons of '80s pop culture – a competition plot from Revenge of the Nerds, let's say, and a stream of references to Flashdance. Then add a love interest who's a thirty-something naughty-librarian type (Rose Byrne).
Your script will look exactly like this movie, but I'll still bet your version is funnier.
Oh, I laughed a few of times – once at a joke about parental abuse and once at someone who was drunk. (I always laugh at people in movies who are drunk or high. It's an involuntary reflex. Don't judge me.) But rarely did I giggle at anything Vaughn or Wilson had to say.
That breaks my heart, because I'm old too. But it's almost impossible to root for dudes so inconceivably detached from modernity that they call it getting "on the line." My grandmother is more tech-savvy than that. Hell, everybody's grandmother is more tech-savvy than that.
But I did learn something terrifically valuable from The Internship: We all need to work at Google. Absolutely, the whole movie is a love letter to the company, but it's less of an ad for their products than for their work environment.
It's one thing to read about free food and nap pods, it's another to see it and writhe with envy at the "Googliness" of it all. (Yes, "Googliness" is a real thing. I checked.)
It's too late for me, but you'd be well served by saving those two hours of The Internship, and re-watching Wedding Crashers. Or better yet, polish that resume and give Google a call. Do I even need to mention that they play Quidditch in their down time? Apparently I did.
Skip This Too Violet & Daisy
Once upon a time, Saoirse Ronan played a girl named Hanna: a very young, very lethal little miss. And she was so good being bad. It's a pity that she can't capture the same killer instinct as a teen hitwoman, alongside Alexis Bledel, in this boring black comedy.
Ronan is Daisy, the lesser partner to Bledel's Violet. We don't know how they got into the hired killer racket, we only know that it's a miracle they're still alive. Take their next job, for instance: While waiting for their target (James Gandolfini) to come home, they decide to take catnaps. (He lets them sleep, then bakes them cookies.)
Yes, it's twee, and as affected as they come (the girls get milk mustaches with their cookies), but that's not the film's biggest crime. It's just so dreadfully dull, as Violet and Daisy come to new understandings about their friendship, while dithering over whether, when and how to make the hit.
And why are they doing this? They need the money so they can buy new dresses from the Barbie Sunday collection. You should use yours for something besides Violet & Daisy.
Watch This – on Wednesday This Is the End
Party next week at James Franco's house! Just a couple of minor caveats:
1. Nobody eat the Milky Way. It's Franco's "special food."
2. Stay away from Michael Cera. He's a crudnugget—best to be avoided.
3. Should a massive sinkhole open up in the front yard, heralding the end of the world, you want to make sure you're not standing next to Rihanna. Or Aziz Ansari. Or Paul Rudd. You know what? Just stay in the house.
But definitely come to Franco's, because This Is The End, which opens next Wednesday (June 12), is the funniest movie of this young summer. It's also raunchy, foul and a total payoff for fans of Superbad and Pineapple Express.
The movie stars Franco, Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, Craig Robinson, Jonah Hill and Danny McBride, all playing versions of themselves. (I'm pretty sure the real Cera wouldn't blow cocaine in a stranger's face, unless politely asked.) They're the survivors after L.A. goes up in flames, a blue light airlifts random people into the firmament and that sinkhole claims the rest of the partygoers.
Mainly, the film observes the survivors in the petri dish that is Franco's house, with McBride as the primary pathogen, hilarious in his limitless self-regard. But everyone in This Is The End is funny, with Franco creepily crushing on Rogen, Rogen annoyed that Baruchel didn't want to come in the first place, and Baruchel despising Hill on general principle.
But underlying all that Armageddon rage is a real sweetness that carries through most of this crew's films, like the aforementioned Superbad and Pineapple Express, which get nice shoutouts in the movie. I hate to go stereotypical, but This Is the End is just so charmingly, affably Canadian—a deeply moral movie, in spite of its hard-R crudeness. And its message isn't complicated: Be good to each other.
It's just a shame that the film is such a boys' club. Sure, Emma Watson has a delightful scene, but she mainly underscores how little female energy there is. What's the deal, dudes? We ladies have just as many funny things to say about death, candy and our tingly bits as you do. Next time the world ends, we want in.


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NAD M2 Direct Digital integrated amplifier
By contrast, a class-D amplifier can, in theory, be 100% efficient, and practical circuits are at least 90% efficient. Watt for watt, all of the expensive parts of an amplifier designthe power transformer, output-stage heatsinking, and chassiscan be smaller and thus less expensive: a high-power class-D amplifier can be small in size, light in weight, and cheap. Class-D amplifiers appear, therefore, to have had every competitive advantage. So why do audiophiles still mostly buy and use amplifiers with class-AB output stages?
The answer is the ultimate sound qualityso far, class-D amplifiers have found widespread domestic acceptance only as subwoofer amplifiers. There are exceptions: Bruno Putzeys's Hypex modules, as used in the Channel Islands amplifiers, have their followers; PS Audio's GCC-100 is a favorite of Stereophile reviewer Robert Deutsch; and the latest generation of Bel Canto's e.One Reference 1000 monoblocks are to be found in "Music in the Round" columnist Kalman Rubinson's system.
Still, when I encountered NAD's Masters Series M2 class-D integrated amplifier, which sells for a respectable $5999, I was torn between respect for the technology its design demonstrated and skepticism about its ultimate sound quality. How good could a class-D amplifier sound? The only way to find out was to review it.
The Masters Series M2
Although it's convenient to refer to the NAD M2 as an integrated amplifier, it's actually something rather different: the M2 is a multiple-input D/A converter with an output stage that can drive a loudspeaker. Although it has two pairs of analog inputsone pair single-ended on RCAs, the other pair balanced on XLRsthese are immediately converted to 24-bit digital, with a user-selectable sample rate of 48, 96, or 192kHz. Sources are selected with the buttons below the front panel's blue fluorescent display or with the remote.
Both digital input signals and the converted analog input signals are fed to a digital signal-processing section, this specified as having an internal data path 35 bits wide. The DSP section includes the volume control; as the maximum bit depth handled by the control is 24, the 35-bit data path, in theory, allows there to be up to 11 bits' worth (ie, 66dB) of attenuation with no degradation of signal resolution. Level adjustments are made either with a front-panel rotary encoder or with the usual Up/Down buttons on the remote control, in 0.5dB steps. The DSP section also allows the user to choose from seven impedance-compensation filters, to allow the amplifier's top octave to be tuned to match the chosen speaker impedance in that region.
The rightmost front-panel button is labeled Menu; in conjunction with the rotary encoder, it allows the user to select the sample rate of the analog inputs' A/D converters, the speaker impedance-matching filter, a gain offset for each of the analog inputs (from 0dB to 9dB in 3dB steps), the amplifier's absolute polarity, and the alphanumeric name of each input. The volume control can be bypassed if the owner wishes to use the M2 with a separate preamplifier, while digital data can be routed via an external processing loop if desired.
The M2's rear panel offers two pairs of plastic-shrouded binding posts for each channel, to either side of the IEC AC inlet and main power switch. (A front-panel button switches the M2 in and out of Standby mode.) The balanced and unbalanced analog input jacks are on the far left of the rear panel, with the digital inputs and loop sockets vertically arrayed next to them.
Footnote 1: The D in class-D does not stand for digital, as some commentators have suggested. Rather, D was just the next available letter in the alphabet when amplifier circuit topologies were being classified. A class-D amplifier can be either digital or analog in operating principle.


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Freshman Amber Porter led all scorers with 22 points on 11-of-14 shooting as Stetson extended its school-record win streak to 15 with a 74-57 victory over visiting Northern Kentucky Thursday night at the Edmunds Center.
The Hatters (23-5, 15-1 Atlantic Sun) also stayed undefeated at home (12-0) and remained tied for first-place in the conference standings with just two regular season games to play.
"I thought our defense was excellent," Stetson head coach Lynn Bria said. "Besides the first 10 minutes of the game, I thought for 30 minutes we guarded really well. They are hard to guard, they can all shoot, and they penetrate well. We mixed up man and zone, and I thought both (defenses) were really effective."
For the first time during the long winning streak, Stetson found itself staring at a double-digit deficit as the Norse (15-11, 11-4) jumped out to an early 20-10 lead.
"We just needed to keep our composure and not panic," said Porter, who also led the team with nine rebounds and three blocks.
The Hatters did just that, scoring 13 of the next 15 points to take a 23-22 lead. C.J. Coddington added a three-pointer just before the half to give the Hatters a 33-31 advantage at the break.
"(Northern Kentucky) came out on fire," Bria said. "To their credit they did a good job defensively. I was real proud of our team that in the last 10 minutes of the half we got it together. We started to get stops, and then we started to score more, so I thought the momentum was going our way into halftime."
NKU pulled even early in the second half, but the Hatters broke the game open on a 16-0 run. Coddington got the surge started with a three-point play, Cherisse Burris knocked down a pair of field goals including one from behind the arc, and Porter converted two lay-ups to highlight the attack.
The Norse chipped away at the lead to cut the deficit to nine, but three quick scores by the Hatters in the span of a minute built the advantage back to 16.
"In the second half we flowed better on offense," Bria said. "We were much more aggressive, we attacked the basket, and we got the ball inside more to Amber. I thought she was very effective in the second half."
Sasha Sims finished with 12 points to move into third-place on the school's all-time scorers list. She now has 1528 points, just 42 shy of the school record. Sims added five rebounds and five assists.
Brianti Saunders (11 points), Burris (11 points), and Coddington (10 points) also scored in double figures for Stetson.
Melody Doss had 15 points to lead Northern Kentucky.
With 23 wins, Stetson is one victory shy of tying the school record for most wins in a single-season. The Hatters will look to equal that mark at 1 p.m. Saturday against Lipscomb.


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The 5 Biggest Cheaters in Game Show History
#2. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? -- Amount Stolen: �ã1 million
In 2001, total dipshit Charles Ingram somehow walked away with the most money ever stolen from a game show. It was clear during the first few questions of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire that his mother saw the birth defect warnings on cigarettes and called their bluff. This man was so dumb he had to tattoo an arrow on his dick to remember which direction to pee.
He had a secret plan, though. In a childish scheme that would have gotten a Home Improvement writer fired, Charles read the answers out loud and his wife and another contestant coughed when he got to the correct one. His cheating was spotted before he got a chance to cash the check, and two years later he was convicted of fraud and forced to pay �ã25,000 in fines. At the end of it, he'd basically funded a �ã38,000 ad campaign to convince the world that retarded people can be assholes too. Plus, in a bizarre victory for the forces of stupid, the investigation into foiling history's most obvious scam cost almost twice as much as the jackpot itself.
#1. The Dating Game - Amount Stolen: One Human Woman
For a country that abolished slavery 146 years ago, America still produces a lot of shows that use actual people as prizes. The Dating Game was one of the first. It pitted three mystery contestants against each other in a battle of boner innuendos for a decent shot at casual sex. In 1978, Rodney Alcala appeared on the show as Bachelor #1 and lied his way to a date with "Sensational" Cheryl Bradshaw. Well, maybe "lied" is too strong a word, but it does seem dishonest to not tell a woman that you're coming from and on your way to a murder.
Cheryl chose Rodney for his bizarrely sexual(?) answers, but when she got close she smelled serial killer all over the guy. She refused to go on the date. She would go unmurdered and two sporty tennis outfits furnished by Darling's Tennis Shoppe of Studio City would go unclaimed. You see, women have a special intuition that warns them when a man is carrying a thermos of breast milk or a wallet made of face. Not that I would know, ladies.
It isn't that crazy that a mass murderer and convicted rapist got past the background checks of the 1978 Dating Game. Back then, the only requirement for getting on the show was to get 45 minutes into an orgy without farting. Plus, when you hear his clever answers you'll realize that this maniac was perfectly disguised as a normal.
Seems pretty not crazy to me. He mentioned the night twice and never even brought up how the harvest moon glistens upon hunted flesh. So far, the guy seems alright.
Given how stupid the question was, that's a pretty clever response. It was probably pre-written, though, because that answer works for everything.
OK, yeah. Holy shit, they should have known that guy was a serial killer.
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Quality Education in the Benedictine Tradition
Nov. 13, 2012
The Company, Saint Vincent College's student-run theatre group, will present the comedy horror rock musical, Little Shop of Horrors, as its annual fall performance at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16, at 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17 and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 18 in the Robert S. Carey Student Center Performing Arts Center at Saint Vincent. Admission is free for all performances though donations will be accepted. No reservations are required and seating is general admission. Doors will open one-half hour before each performance. The two-act show, by composer Alan Menken and writer Howard Ashman, is being directed by Evan Hrobak, a junior English major from Spring Church. It is about a hapless florist shop worker who raises a plant that feeds on human blood and flesh. It is based on the low-budget 1960 black comedy film, The Little Shop of Horrors, directed by Roger Corman. The music, composed by Menken in the style of early 1960s rock and roll, doo-wop and early Motown, includes several well-known tunes, including the title song, "Skid Row (Downtown)", "Somewhere That's Green" and "Suddenly, Seymour." The show is being led by Assistant Director Stacie Sikora, Producer Marla Crawford, Music Director Josh Gongaware, Choreographer Colleen Fisher and Assistant Choreographer Brandon Snyder. The cast includes Mickey Orange as Seymore, Mandy Slowey as Audrey, Trish Allan as Mrs. Mushnik, Brandon Snyder as Orin Scrivello, Tom Cocchi as Audrey Two, and Caitlin Schratz, Stacie Sikora, Theresa Nath, Catherine Bellich, Kathryn Ordinway and Megan Samoriski as Urchins. Jordan Sonnett plays the role of Radio Announcer. Tessa Hennessey, Julianne Bartko, John Mitirik and Jessica Miller make up the ensemble. The following students are helping with the technical aspects of the show: Rory Mitrik, sound; Matt Gates, lights; Eric Scuilli, props; Nerissa McCollins, microphones; Averie Shaughnessey, house manager and Tanner Beal, Mark Harris and Molly Ouchis, concession stand. Playing instruments in the pit ensemble are Andrew DeBroeck, pianist; Josh Gongaware, bass; Jake Noble, guitar; and Casey Ciocco, drums. The group offers special thanks to Penny Lambright and Colleen Riley for allowing them to build their set, and use the theatre facilities, including props, costumes, and equipment.
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The hits keep coming for Naya Rivera. And not the good kind.
The Glee actress, whose future on the Fox dramedy is up in the air after her character Santana Lopez was written out of the Season 5 finale, has been dropped from her record label, according to Billboard.com.
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Rivera was one of the first Glee stars to land a solo record deal, signing with Columbia Records in 2011. She released her first single "Sorry," in September 2013. Featuring then-boyfriend Big Sean, the song has sold only 34,000 downloads to date, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
So far, 2014 has not been Rivera's year. In addition to the reports that she has been let go from Glee-reports her rep says are "absolutely untrue"-in the wake of an alleged feud with co-star Lea Michele, Big Sean called off their engagement in early April.
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"One could imagine that when bluegrass music legend Dale Ann Bradley sings, God himself smiles in heaven above," says Country Chart Magazine of Dale Ann Bradley's upcoming release Somewhere South of Crazy.
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Catie Curtis' upcoming Stretch Limousine on Fire has met great critical acclaim, including a front-page feature in No Depression, a four-star review in Glide Magazine and a fantastic Scripps Howard news story in the Knoxville News Sentinel.
Catie will kick off the Stretch Limousine Tour next Thursday, Sept 1st at Baldwin's Station in Sykesville, MD. See her this September:
9/1 - Baldwin's Station - Sykesville, MD
9/2 - Ashland Coffee & Tea - Ashland, VA
9/3 - Shenandoah Valley Music Festival, Orkney Springs, VA
9/8 - The Arts Center - Carrboro, NC
9/9 - The Old Jail - Statesville, NC
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9/11 - The Evening Muse - Charlotte, NC
9/16 - Center for the Arts in Natick - Natick, MA
9/17 - One Longfellow Square - Portland, ME
9/22, 23 - Red House Arts Center - Syracuse, NY
9/29 - Ginkgo's Coffeehouse - St. Paul, MN
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Blake Boldt from Engine 145 (formerly The 9513) connected with Dale Ann Bradley on her drive from Nashville back home to Kentucky yesterday afternoon to discuss life, music and her upcoming album Somewhere South of Crazy (Available Aug 30th).
The Compass Records Group is pleased to announce that Larry Stephenson, one of bluegrass music's preeminent high lead vocalists and bandleaders, has signed to Compass Records. Stephenson will begin work at Compass Sound Studio this fall on a new project with a targeted release date of early 2012. He will be sharing the production duties with engineer/co-producer Ben Surratt.
Read the full press release and check out Larry's comments today in The Bluegrass Blog.
With seven nominations at last night's IBMA Awards Nomination Ceremony, The Gibson Brothers were the 3rd most-nominated group overall, including nominations for Album of the Year for Help My Brother and Song of the Year for the title track. Winning in 2007, 2008 and 2009, Dale Ann Bradley has again been nominated for Female Vocalist of the Year. She was also nominated with Louisa Branscomb for Song of the Year and Recorded Event of the Year for the title track from Louisa Branscomb's project "I'll Take Love." Seven time Bass Player of the Year Missy Raines, celebrates a nomination in a category she has led in the genre, as is label mate Mark Schatz. Also special congratulations to Special Consensus leader Greg Cahill for his IBMA Distinguished Achievement Award.
Click here to read our full press release recognizing all the artists from Compass nominated.
Dale Ann Bradley is featured today on The Bluegrass Blog. Check out their article "Dale Ann Bradley's formula for success" here.
Dale Ann's upcoming album Somewhere South of Crazy is available for pre-order. The Bluegrass Blog calls it "Strong and sweet...a roller-coaster of emotions over 42 minutes of music." Pre-order it here.


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High school soccer sectional tournaments to begin today
October 21, 2013
High school soccer's second season will begin today with the start of sectional tournament play. Both Elkins teams will be at home, as the girls will face rival Buckhannon-Upshur at 8 p.m....
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If I recall, one reason the NHLPA rejected the proposal was that they were not given ample time to research the travel aspect of the realignment. If that is the case, then there is ZERO chance this will fly.
I thought the PA requested more information about the proposal (playoff situations, travel, and other stuff like that) and the NHL took forever to send it over, by the time they did send it it was right before the PA's vote so they voted to reject it.


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LISBON - Columbiana County Common Pleas Court Judge Scott Washam determined part of the Summitcrest property in Summitville should no longer be included in an oil and gas lease agreement from 2004.
In a ruling issued this week, Washam stated Summitcrest retains the oil and gas rights to any portion of the property outside of the area affected by the single oil well drilled on the property after the 2004 lease agreement. According to court documents, the area affected by the well was 40 acres, although in April 2009 a renewal by Eric Petroleum sought to increase the acreage affected by the well from 40 acres to 640 acres.
The lease agreement has had several leasors in the past eight years. Originally leased by Mason Dixon Energy, Inc. the lease has been reassigned several times, including to Eric Petroleum, and is now held by Chesapeake Energy.
The lawsuit was filed in October 2011 after Chesapeake notified Summitcrest of its intentions to drill a new oil and gas well on 10 acres of its property. A permit was granted to drill, but then withdrawn. The company filed another request for a permit after that.
The Summitcrest property belongs to the Johnson family of Summitville, which also owns the Summitville Tiles Co. A lake on the property belonging to the local company is being used to provide water to Chesapeake for the fracturing process.
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130 W Ravine Rd
Kingsport, Tennessee 37660
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113 Cassell Dr
Kingsport, Tennessee 37660
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Kingsport, Tennessee 37660
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Kingsport, Tennessee 37604
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Kingsport, Tennessee 37601
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Kingsport, Tennessee 37620
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Kingsport, Tennessee 37620
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Kingsport, Tennessee 37604
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Kingsport, Tennessee 37601
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- 10Woodridge Hospital
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Kingsport, Tennessee 37604
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Kingsport, Tennessee 37857
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In its attempt to woo minority votes ahead of the 2014 General Elections, the Congress-led UPA is making every effort to introduce Islamic Banking in India.
The idea was first mooted by Raghuram Rajan in 2008 when he was Chief Economic Advisor to the Ministry of Finance. But the Rajan report did not get the stamp of approval from the RBI Governor of the time, D Subbarao. Rejecting the recommendations, Subbarao conveyed to the government that Islamic Banking was not legally feasible in the current statutory and regulatory framework. He had also made his stand public.
With the RBI governor taking a strong public position, the government too was forced to take a similar stand. With Rajan running the RBI, Minority Affairs Minister K Rahman Khan is now on overdrive to make Islamic Banking a reality. The minister told The Sunday Standard that it would not take much time before Islamic Banking becomes legal.
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Looks like they are booming! The article forgot to mention where to apply and if there is enough parking.
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Another concern about the entire ordeal is that Chesapeake Energy (Big Boys) sold all of their interests in the area associated with shale. Do they know something going forward that has not been disclosed?
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I am glad to see residents of Trumbull County giving this process a chance.There are no guarantees with anything in life, I hope this process does not cause any health issues for the residents. Need to move ahead in what is new, time for big time steel and auto industry to be forgotten, it will sadly never come back to what it was. I don't say this easily as my sister worked for Republic Steel and all the name changes for 40 years I know what that meant to her and many others. Good luck and much success in 2013.
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About friggin' time...
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