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David A. Lewis emerged Monday afternoon from Amherst Police Headquarters, satisfied to have the police return his guns but deeply dissatisfied about being incorrectly labeled as having mental health issues that required a judge to take away his guns under the state's new gun-control law.
Lewis, 35, a college librarian from Amherst who is a target shooter, surrendered his seven handguns April 5 after receiving a letter from Erie County Clerk Christopher L. Jacobs informing him his pistol permit had been suspended based on a provision of the NY SAFE Act called a 9.46 action. He was ordered to immediately turn over his firearms to the Amherst police.
"I feel pretty invaded. I was treated like a criminal would have been treated. I'm afraid of the label that is going to be put on me now as someone who is taking medications," Lewis said of the anti-anxiety medicine that was once prescribed to help overcome a fear of going to the doctor's office.
And while Lewis stood in front of the police station holding a cardboard box with his returned guns, State Police Superintendent Joseph D'Amico was finishing up a special trip to Buffalo from Albany to defend his agency's handling of the case.
"We do not have the power to revoke, suspend or recommend the removal of gun licenses. In a letter to the county clerk, we say you may have an individual with a license who matches a 9.46 action and you need to do your due diligence," D'Amico said in referring to the section of the NY SAFE Act allowing for the seizure of guns.
Due diligence, he said, means the county clerk is required to carry out an investigation to determine if an individual is a threat to himself or others and should be denied access to guns under the law's mental health provisions.
The superintendent flatly denied claims that have been circulated that his agency runs a secret unit that seeks to circumvent federal privacy law governing medical records in order to identify mentally ill people and remove their guns. Officials at the state's Division of Criminal Justice Services, which receives reports flagging people who may be a danger, also denied operating any such unit, calling the claim "ridiculous."
The reports on individuals of concern from mental health professionals are sometimes very limited, D'Amico said in explaining how David Lewis, of Amherst, had been incorrectly cited as someone who might not be stable enough to possess guns.
When state police received only a name and approximate age, D'Amico said, his staff checked handgun permits statewide and found two men of about the same age and same name of David Lewis. The state police then contacted the Erie County clerk and another county clerk elsewhere in the state where those people lived.
The outcome was not good for either "David Lewis." Both had their licenses suspended and guns temporarily removed, though it was eventually determined neither had mental health issues.
"We are getting hundreds of these 9.46 reports a day. The end process is we have forwarded only 30 to county clerks in the last month since this started," D'Amico said.
And while he says that the responsibility to investigate whether an individual is truly a threat and should not have access to firearms rests with county clerks, the superintendent said his staff is working with local officials to make sure that the mental health professionals filing the reports include more complete information.
The forms from local county mental health commissioners reporting individuals are sent to the criminal-justice division and then forwarded to the State Police, D'Amico said. He added they do not include any information on the individuals' medical records.
So how did it become public that David Lewis of Amherst once took anti-anxiety medication?
D'Amico blames Lewis' attorney.
But Hamburg Attorney James Tresmond says he did not release that information.
Tresmond and his son Maximillian, a law clerk in the family law firm, allege the state has sent out subpoenas requesting medical records from area psychiatrists to try to identify other gun owners who should have their firearms removed. State officials deny this.
The older Tresmond says that in the next two weeks he will file a lawsuit in federal court claiming Lewis' rights to own property, his guns, and his due process were denied.
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Non-Threshold Pollutants and Air Quality Standards
Joseph M. Feller
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Environmental Law, Vol. 24, p. 821, 1994
Provisions for the establishment and implementation of national ambient air quality standards are a central feature of the Clean Air Act. These provisions reflect an implicit and often incorrect assumption that it is possible, for each pollutant of concern, to determine a threshold level of air pollution above which the pollutant is a threat to public health and below which it is not. This assumption forces the Environmental Protection Agency to make arbitrary decisions that do not rationally take into account the available scientific evidence concerning the effects of air pollution on health. In this article, Professor Feller demonstrates the arbitrariness and irrationality in the setting of the ambient air quality standards for two pollutants: particulate matter and lead. He also discusses additional problems created by the implementation of fixed air quality standards and considers possible alternative approaches to the setting of air quality standards.
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Jill Cataldo: Getting credit for all of your coupons
Hi Jill: No matter what store I go to, if I redeem more than a few coupons, the cashier doesn't give me credit for all of them. It has happened so often that now I count them when I hand them to the cashier and count the beeps as they scan each coupon. This isn't foolproof, though.
Other times I have caught the cashier missing my coupons and I have had to go to customer service (often waiting in a long line) in order to get the credit. Cashiers have admitted to me that they knew they didn't scan all the coupons. Any advice? -- Jeannine
Using coupons requires a time investment, but the payoff of a lowered bill at the cash register is a sweet reward. Always count your coupons. Before I go to the checkout lane, I'll quickly thumb through the stack of coupons that I plan to hand to the cashier. Your store receipt will note how many coupons were scanned -- some stores even list the number of total coupons used at the bottom of the receipt. If I know I used 20 coupons, but my receipt only shows 19 coupons scanned, I won't leave the store. I will try to resolve the issue at the cash register or, if the store is busy, at the customer service counter.
Calculate the value of your coupons. This is similar to the previous tip, but with a twist. Instead of counting the number of coupons, count the value. Then take note of the pre-coupon total on the register once the cashier has scanned all items. If my pre-coupon total is $42.98 and I have $24.50 in coupons, I know that if all coupons are scanned, my total should be $18.48 before any tax is applied. If something isn't correct, I will try to resolve it before I pay.
If you're consistently having trouble with cashiers failing to scan each and every coupon, try handing your coupons to the cashier one at a time. Yes, this is time-consuming and yes, your cashier may find it frustrating. But it's a foolproof way to make sure every coupon is scanned. You might try nicely explaining to the cashier that on your past few trips many coupons were skipped and that you're trying to prevent that from happening.
Here's another factor that you may not be aware of: Many stores base their cashiers' performance grades on how quickly they move customers through the checkout lane. Some store chains maintain a time log via the store's registers to note how much time is spent on each transaction. If you shop at a store that bases cashiers' merit on speed, they may be in a hurry to get you through the lane simply because their job depends on them doing so.
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A 10-year effort has come to fruition for a local business.
On Monday, A1 Organics in Eaton, Colo. — the region's largest commercial composting and organic recycling company — announced it had entered an agreement, worth tens of millions of dollars, with a renewable energy business to develop what could eventually be the largest anaerobic digester project in the U.S.
The anaerobic digestion system will convert organic feedstock, or substrate, and dairy cow manure into raw biogas.
That raw biogas will be processed into pipeline-quality renewable natural gas, and then be supplied to a municipality, according to officials with the company.
Bob Yost, spokesman for A1 Organics, said the company had been trying to develop an anaerobic digester project for about a decade.
In its partnership with Heartland Biogas, LLC — a wholly owned subsidiary of EDF Renewable Energy — A1 Organics will also be developing fertilizer-grade products from the digester's by-products, Yost said.
Called the Heartland Biogas Project, it is now under construction near LaSalle, Colo. — about 15 miles south of Eaton — with biogas deliveries scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2014.
The project — Colorado's first commercial anaerobic digester — will produce 4,700 MMBtu of biogas daily, according to a statement released by A1 Organics.
Such production levels will place the Heartland Biogas Project among the nation's largest, if not the largest, Yost added.
To produce its natural gas and other products, A1 is actively negotiating with and seeking new generators of digestible organic substrates, such as feedlots or dairies.
Yost noted that company officials aren't yet naming the municipal power authority that has entered into a long-term gas purchase agreement for the Heartland Biogas Project, and also said an exact dollar amount for the cost of the project isn't being released yet.
Company officials, though, were upfront recently regarding their excitement for the endeavor.
"We are proud to be an integral part of this exciting and innovative project that is not only focused on providing the next level of sustainable and beneficial options for recycling of organic wastes, but also the creation of renewable energy and beneficial by-product," said Chuck Wilson, president and CEO of A1 Organics. ❖


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Twenty future area leaders were urged Tuesday to "think big" by a man who helped turn a convenience store into a multibillion company.
"You can be anything you want to be. This is America. You determine your own fate," Steve Sheetz, chairman of the board of Sheetz Inc., told honorees and guests at the Altoona Mirror's second annual "20 under 20" banquet.
The event recognized 20 high school students from the Mirror's coverage area for outstanding achievement in academics, the arts and community service.
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Huntingdon Area High School freshman Spencer Korman picks up his portrait following the conclusion of the annual Altoona Mirror 20 under 20 awards banquet at The Casino at Lakemont Park on Tuesday afternoon. Korman was recognized along with 19 other area scholars. For more photos, please see cu.altoonamirror.com.
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Central High School senior Aaron Kreider and Penn Cambria senior Taylor Freeman were recipients of the 2013 Altoona Mirror 20 under 20 scholarships presented during the annual awards banquet at The Casino at Lakemont Park on Tuesday. Also pictured are Altoona Mirror general manager operations Erik Brown (left) and general manager advertising Ray Eckenrode.
Sheetz, the guest speaker at the awards luncheon at The Casino at Lakemont Park, praised the 20 teenagers selected by a six-member panel and urged them to achieve more. He told them to "think big" because America gives them the freedom to do so.
Two of the high school students, one each from Penn Cambria and Central, were chosen by the event's panel of business, arts and community leaders to receive $500 scholarships.
Taylor Freeman of Penn Cambria is ranked No. 1 in her senior class. She serves as class president and has been a state and national forensics competitor. She also has given many after-school hours visiting Home Nursing Agency patients.
Central's Aaron Kreider is class president, a member of the mock trial team and a Martinsburg Borough junior council member.
Kreider, who plans to study law, said his mock trial experience and mission trips have been valuable experiences for him.
"Mission trips let me know how privileged I am," he said.
Freeman said she has especially grown from serving as class president and also as a hospice volunteer.
"It opens your eyes to the world," she said.
Freeman's parents said she takes advantage of every opportunity available to her.
Freeman and Kreider said they were surprised when they learned they were receiving the scholarships.
"It feels amazing. It's an honor just to be here, but to win an award like this is an amazing feeling," said Freeman, who plans to pursue a career in medicine.
All 20 of the honorees were presented with an award and a portrait at the luncheon.
Anyone could nominate a student for the 20 under 20 awards. Eighty-six students from 18 school districts were nominated this year, with 73 of them completing biographies allowing them to be judged.
The nomination was a surprise for the students, many of whom are driven by a responsibility to themselves and to others.
"I'm extremely blessed for what I was given, and I want to give back," said James Nackley, a Hollidaysburg Area senior. He is in the top 5 percent of his class and is an anti-bullying speaker for elementary schools in his district.
Last year's scholarship recipients Caleb Gildea and Joana Li addressed this year's group.
Li, a senior at Hollidaysburg, continues volunteer work and is the valedictorian of her class. In the fall she will be studying law at Princeton University.
"Take this opportunity as encouragement to continue to strive," she said. "Be thankful for the wonderful community support you have."
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Hamburg is Christmas country – all over the city centre. On the most beautiful square, Rathausmarkt, before the historic town hall stand the sugar bakers', toy makers' and craftsmen's stalls, lovingly made by Zirkus Roncalli. Hamburg's Weihnachstmarkt, situated in the Mönckebergstraße, splendid and expansive with 150 stalls, is also a magnet for visitors to the city. "Santa Pauli – Christmas in Kiez", is by far the most unusual Christmas market of them all. Here the borders between conventional Christmas tradition and frivolous Kiez life merge. "White magic on the Jungfernsteig" attracts visitors through its Christmas light shows, which end on New Year's Eve at 2am with resplendent fireworks. If you love peace and quiet you've found the right place at the St. Petri church or in and around the Michel – Hamburg's trademark. International tunes from bands from all over the world and many culinary options are offered on Gänsemarkt. The harbour city goes maritime at the HafenCity Christmas market in the Übersee quarter, "God Jul – Nordic Christmas at the port", or at the Fleetinsel Weihnachstmarkt. It's fairytale time on the Binnenalster, where fairytale boats have docked for kids, each with its own programme. The crowning of Christmas Hamburg can be experienced at the Christmas parade, the colourfully lit, cheerful procession of Father Christmases, reindeer, elves and more. Everyone wants in and nobody wants out of the Christmas country that is Hamburg.
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Historic Christmas market on Rathausmarkt and Christmas on Gänsemarkt and Fleetinsel:
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Fleetinsel 12 noon - 9pm
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Christmas market on Mönckebergstraße and at the St. Petri Kirche:
23 Nov - 30 Dec 2015, daily 11am - 9pm, 25/26 Decclosed
White Magic on the Jungferstieg:
23 Nov 2015 - 06 Jan 2016, daily 11am - 9pm, Fri - Sat partially from 10pm, 24./25.12.2015 closed
HafenCity Christmas market in the Übersee quarter:
23 Nov - 31 Dec 2015, Sun - Thu 11 am - 9pm, Fri - Sat 11am - 10pm
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I know a lot of people will probably be on vacation or traveling or whatever today but I wanted to put something up for all the folks staying close to home and still poking around on the web. I didn't want to make it too controversial or anything like that but still interesting both for me to comment about and for you all to enjoy commenting on too so I ask, what is your dream vacation?
I have three dream vacations, all of which I find equally exciting:
- African Safari: I just think it's be wild to go on a safari, perhaps to Kruger National Park in South Africa, and just be out in the wilderness seeing first hand the types of stuff you see on the Discovery Channel.
- Cruise Around The World: A cruise, or just traveling around the world, and seeing different locations and lifestyles would be a lot of fun too. A cruise might be a little too structured and just wandering around might be a little too unstructured, but traveling the world in some fashion would be really exciting.
- Philanthropic Travel: This is kind of like traveling around the world but with more of a purpose and a more rewarding experience. Going someplace and helping out the community in some fashion, whether it's to help build a school or repair things, something like this would have the excitement of travel with the rich and rewarding experience of helping others out in the process.
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iHigh.com Welcomes Charlie Higdon as National Sales Manager for Agriculture
iHigh.com Welcomes Charlie Higdon as National Sales Manager for Agriculture
iHigh.com, the nation's number one digital television network for youth activities, has announced that Charlie Higdon, who has been employed in the agriculture industry for over 25 years, has been named National Sales Manager for Agriculture.
Higdon's experience in agriculture ranges from production to sales and sales and marketing management. He is a graduate of Oklahoma State University with a BS in Animal Science and obtained his MBA from the Keller Graduate School of Management.
"Charlie's extensive knowledge, experience, and passion for agriculture makes him an ideal fit for iHigh.com and we are very excited about the future," said Billy Frey, Senior Vice President, Alltech Ag Network. "People want to know what's going on in rural America, yet most mainstream media outlets refuse to cover the exciting events in the world of agriculture. By using the iHigh.com platform, agriculture now has a voice and Charlie will be instrumental in helping them use this new media platform to speak to consumers across the globe."
Higdon was most recently the Business Unit Manager for Agri-Labs based out of St. Joseph, Missouri. With his new position, he will be responsible for client relationships across the United States. He will work with current partners including the National High School Rodeo Association, FFA, and Rural TV among others to help them broadcast their events, while at the same time engage those in agribusiness who might want to target the agriculture audience.
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One day he will realize he's too damn old
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Thursday, September 26, 2013
Could a shootout be on tap at Fulmer Field on Friday night?
A look at the stat sheet for both teams certainly seems to suggest that will be the case.
The Goose Creek Gators host Dutch Fork in a battle of two high-scoring juggernauts. Goose Creek enters averaging 54 points a contest, while Dutch Fork averages 48.5 points.
Both squads are 4-0 and ranked inside the state's top five in Class AAAA. The Gators, ranked as high as No. 2, defeated Fort Dorchester 49-28 last week, while Dutch Fork survived Dorman 42-39. The Silver Foxes are ranked as high as fourth.
"Dutch Fork is a very good offensive football team," Goose Creek coach Chuck Reedy said. "They are, by far, the best we have seen this year. They have a very big offensive line, a veteran quarterback and a great back in (Matt) Colburn."
The junior standout is probably even more vital to Dutch Fork's offense as running back Caleb Kinlaw is to Goose Creek's.
Last week, Colburn topped 400 all-purpose yards to lead the Silver Foxes. He rushed for 295 yards on 31 carries and scored five touchdowns. He has over 800 yards and 13 touchdowns on the ground this season, and has two touchdowns receiving to go along with 199 yards.
Colburn had 233 yards rushing and three scores a week earlier against Rock Hill.
Quarterback Derek Olenchuk is 60 of 83 through the air for 943 yards and 13 touchdowns. He has only been intercepted once.
Kinlaw has over 600 yards rushing and 12 touchdowns for Goose Creek. Gators quarterback Dantez Bennamon has passed for over 400 yards and topped 200 yards on the ground.
Goose Creek won last year, 28-17, as part of a 13-0 season.
The Gators are putting a 30-game win streak on the line and Friday will be homecoming.
With each team possessing tremendous offensive artillery, it could live up to past shootouts involving Goose Creek. In 2011, the Gators' last loss was a 52-51 affair against University School, Fla. on Fulmer Field.
In 2010, the Gators won 63-57 against Lowcountry rival Summerville, also at GCHS.
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This isn't your typical career. A career in attractions involves creating memories and unique experiences for visitors. Attractions include amusement parks, theme parks, museums, zoos and state parks. They are the driving force behind tourism in many regions. Just think, what would Anaheim be without Disneyland? Attractions are also vital to boosting business in surrounding hotels and restaurants. Attractions have a big economic impact and need managers to who can rise to the challenge.
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Ass Clown is basically a cross between an ass hole and a clown. Members of Dirty Sanchez and JackAss are good examples of ass clowns.
I saw that guy trying to spray his mate with mace for fun. What a fucking ass clown.
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Guy 1: Wow John is such an ass clown
Guy 2: really i always thought of him more as a ball bag
Guy 2: really i always thought of him more as a ball bag
viết bởi Fireman27 30 Tháng mười hai, 2009
A man that presents himself to society as a heterosexual, but when he's alone or with a girl that is a total freak in bed he admits he likes being fucked in the ass by dildos. This is an assclown!
Hey girl! Your husband is an assclown, he asked me to fuck him in the ass with my dildo!
viết bởi barracuda75 22 Tháng tám, 2008
proper noun: 1- common unspoken synonym for sir or maam in a waiter's vocabulary
2- a graduate of the university of tennessee
2- a graduate of the university of tennessee
yes assclown, i would be happy to bring your day-glo orange prison jumpsuit wearing cousin humping ass another lemon for your fat-ass overmedicated undereducated precious wife's sweet tea.
viết bởi richard todd 25 Tháng một, 2006
An Assclown is a Burberry steeling, trackie tucking, Rockport wearing, son of a scum; Chav; an English man/woman who can't speak a word of English.
You are an Assclown.
viết bởi Eric Sutton 01 Tháng sáu, 2005
somebody that acts like an idiot or somebody that is an idiot.Also somebody that looks like an idiot.
(made famous by wwe wrestler,Chris Jericho)
(made famous by wwe wrestler,Chris Jericho)
That assclown doesn't know what the fuck he's doing.
That assclown betta not start somethin'.
Look at the gear that guy is stylin in, he looks like an assclown
That assclown betta not start somethin'.
Look at the gear that guy is stylin in, he looks like an assclown
viết bởi T'Kwik 20 Tháng năm, 2005
jim takes it up the butt he is an ass clown
viết bởi fukkapuss 19 Tháng bảy, 2009


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How Great Britain was born - from the restoration to the Great Exhibition.
In 1660 England emerged from the devastations of the Civil Wars and restored the king, Charles II, to the throne. Over the next 190 years Britain would establish itself as the leading nation in the world - the centre of burgeoning Empire, at the forefront of the Enlightenment and the Industrial Revolution. However, radical change also brought with it anxiety and violence. America is lost in the War of Independence and calls for revolution at home are never far from the surface of everyday life. In this scintillating overview of the era in which Britain changed the world, and how that nation was transformed as a result, William Gibson also looks at the impact this transformation had upon the ordinary men and women.
This is the third book in the four-volume Brief History of Britain which brings together some of the leading historians to tell our nation's story from the Norman Conquest of 1066 to the present day. Combining the latest research with accessible and entertaining storytelling, it is the ideal introduction for students and general readers.
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The Dunes West Unforced Terrors traveled to Hilton Head Island Oct. 18-21 and won the state championship for the 5.5 USTA Women's Combo tennis team division. The team's match record was 9-0 for the regular league season; 3-0 in local playoffs; 5-0 to sweep states. Lots of laughs, great company and terrific tennis. The team has been invited to compete in regionals come February 2014 held in Mobile, Alabama. Team members include (from left) Becky Eglen, Robin White, Ashley Yarborough, Chris Ramsey (captain and holding state champ sign), Jane Eckhardt (co-captain), Marissa Regan, Kimberly Heck, Connie Biggs and Renee Popovich. (Not pictured are Holly Mummert, Kim Shellnutt, Kathy Ripple.)
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Thousands of Farmers in Kenya are First Smallholder Tea Growers to Receive Rainforest Alliance Certified™ Group Certification
Just over 12,500 smallholder tea farmers have become the first-ever group to achieve Rainforest Alliance certification, announced the international conservation organization today. The group certification is held by Momul Tea Factory Company Ltd., which is part of the Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) and has its green leaf tea supplied by the farmers through a network of collection centers.
Until now, the Rainforest Alliance's work in Kenya focused on large tea plantations. By developing an efficient yet rigorous group certification process, the organization has been able to reach a vast amount of smallholder farmers -- each covering approximately half an acre -- and bring the environmental, social and economic benefits of Rainforest Alliance certification to this group.
Speaking at the certification presentation, Marc Monsarrat, Rainforest Alliance manager for East Africa and South Asia said: "This is the largest single group certified by our certification system. This is hugely significant for Kenya's tea industry. This certification means that these farmers will have greater market access and in many cases, more productive land."
Each of the 12,511 group members has met all of the strict standards of the Sustainable Agriculture Network (SAN) to achieve Rainforest Alliance certification on their small yet carefully managed plots of land. Each of the farms has had to consider and implement ecosystem conservation, worker rights and safety, wildlife protection, water and soil conservation, agrochemical reduction, decent housing and legal wages and contracts for workers.
Despite the size and uniqueness of this certification, the same strict and diligent process was used to ensure SAN certification standards were met. The farmers were introduced to the SAN standards through a combination of farmer field schools and intensive training and worked meticulously to make the changes necessary to bring their farms into compliance, often going above and beyond the demands of most certification systems.
One of the most challenging certification requirements is for the farmers to ensure that they are properly protected when using agrochemicals on their farms, even if these are not applied to the tea. By setting up a micro-finance institution called Greenland Fedher, the KTDA was able to provide financing for every farmer to acquire personal protective equipment at low interest rates. Greenland Fedher will continue to provide access to prefinance to farmers for further farm investments.
Receiving the Rainforest Alliance Certified certificate, Alfrick Sang, Momul Factory's Field Services Coordinator said: "We are so happy today. Certification has already brought benefits to the farmers by ensuring they are properly protected. In the future, we will also have the edge over other farmers in the market, as we are the first to obtain this certification."
Momul Factory processes the green leaf, supplied by the farmers, into black tea, ready for export, blending and packing. The factory is part of KTDA, which brings together around 530,000 smallholders, who own about a half-acre of tea each. Kenya produces around 320,000 tons of tea and is the world's largest exporter. The KTDA alone produces 60 percent of the country's tea.
Though newly certified, the factory already has a buyer lined up: Unilever has committed to sourcing all of its tea sold in tea bags from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms by 2015.


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Wrestler Jordan Burroughs had his eyes on a gold medal for months, and he let everyone know about his plans.
Then he delivered.
The 24-year-old American backed up all that talk, beating Irans Sadegh Saeed Goudarzi 1-0, 1-0 in the mens 74-kilogram freestyle division to give the U.S. its first wrestling gold in London.
A lot of people call it cocky, people call it over confident, said Burroughs, who selected (at)alliseeisgold for his Twitter handle. But I knew I was going to win.
Burroughs, who grew up in New Jersey, has won 38 straight international freestyle matches and is the first Olympian to claim the $250,000 prize from the Living the Dream Medal Fund, a program designed to support U.S. wrestling.
Maris Strombergs of Latvia won his first gold in 2008. Now he has two. Strombergs defended his BMX title over a harrowing course in Olympic Park, taking the lead at the start and never relinquishing it. He cruised across the finish line in 37.576 seconds to add to the title he won in Beijing, when the sport made its Olympic debut.
Former world champion Mariana Pajon won the womens BMX competition, giving Colombia its first gold at the London Games. With David Beckham watching from the stands, Pajon hit form at the right time after being hampered by a shoulder injury earlier this season.
Ous Mellouli of Tunisia won the grueling 10-kilometer race to become the first swimmer to win medals in the pool and open water at the same Olympics.
Mellouli pulled away from a small group of leaders in the fifth of six laps and finished in 1 hour, 49 minutes, 55.1 seconds in the murky waters of the Serpentine in Hyde Park. He also won bronze in the 1,500-meter freestyle last week.
It was the second gold of Melloulis Olympic career. He also took the 1,500 at the 2008 Beijing Games.
Thomas Lurz of Germany was second, 3.4 seconds behind, and first-time Olympian Richard Weinberger of Canada grabbed the bronze.
Lightweight Vasyl Lomachenko and two Ukrainian teammates advanced to gold-medal bouts.
Lomachenko, Chinese light flyweight Zou Shiming and Italian super heavyweight Roberto Cammarelle all won their semifinals, earning the right to fight during the final weekend for their second straight Olympic gold medals.
Two more fighters also protested the results of their bouts in a tournament full of appeals to amateur boxings governing body. Ukraine light heavyweight Oleksandr Gvozdyk protested his loss to Kazakhstans Adilbek Niyazymbetov on a tiebreaker, and Azeri super heavyweight protested his one-point loss to Cammarelle.
South Koreas Hwang Kyung-seon defended her Olympic title in the womens 67-kilogram division, and Sebastian Crismanich of Argentina won the gold medal in the mens 80-kg category. Hwang defeated Turkeys Nur Tatar 12-5 in a final in which both fighters attacked from the start.
The bronze medals were won by Paige McPherson of the United States and Germanys Helena Fromm.
Australias Mathew Belcher and Malcolm Page, and New Zealands Jo Aleh and Olivia Powrie won the 470 class gold medals by overwhelming their British rivals on Weymouth Bay.
Synchronized swimming
Russia grabbed the team gold medal for its fourth consecutive team victory and sixth straight overall gold.
The Russians totaled 197.030 points with a free routine featuring swimmers doing acrobatic flips and pirouetting like ballerinas above the water.
China earned the silver at 194.010, and Spain took the bronze four years after winning silver in Beijing.
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The Netherlands retained the womens Olympic title with a 2-0 win over world champion Argentina at Riverbank Arena.
Carlien Dirkse van den Heuvel and captain Maartje Paumen scored for the Netherlands, which will try for the first-ever Olympic double when the countrys mens hockey team takes on Germany today.
Park Chu-young scored to lead South Korea to a 2-0 victory over Japan and a bronze medal in mens soccer. Brazil and Mexico play in the gold-medal match today at Wembley Stadium.


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Arriving right before 10:30 at a forum for one of her favorite charities, Place2Be, which provides school-based mental health and emotional support services to kids and parents, Kate received a bouquet from a schoolgirl as the day's wind kept flipping up her skirt.
Inside, experts discussed such topics as cyberbullying, self-harm, special education needs and preventing addiction, all of which proved of such interest to Kate that she decided to stay a full hour longer than planned.
The decision to remain was made at the "spur of the moment," said a royal aide, because Kate was "enjoying" the forum so much.
"Childhood and adolescence is a vulnerable time," Benita Refson OBE, chief executive of Place2Be, told the conference. "Trauma, domestic violence, family breakdown, substance abuse and the impact of poverty all mean that children come to school with more than a satchel on their back. The consequences can be devastating.
Refson added, "Children deserve to be given the stability to bounce back from life's adversities."
Kate, who is said to have suffered bullying at one of her early schools, has made bullying and other emotional challenges faced by schoolchildren a key concern of hers. She adopted Place2be last year. (She and Prince William included an anti-bullying charity among their causes after their 2011 wedding.)
An expert who spoke about cyberbullying on Wednesday said Kate was especially eager to hear about the difficulties facing infants.
Interested in the Very YoungProfessor Tanya Byron told reporters, "She was very interested in the early years, zero- to 5-year-olds, which I guess is because she's a new mother but also because she's interested.
Kate had other interests, too, said Byron. "She was at a engagement yesterday and they mentioned sexting. … She was interested in what we do and my colleagues' work on addiction."
And Kate – wearing an Orla Kiely skirt with a matching jacket by MaxMara – clearly wants to learn more.
"She's a very bright woman," Byron said. "At one point when I was speaking, she was telling the person she was with, 'I hope you're writing this down.' [For her,] it's not just a fly in and fly out. You can see this means something to her."
Apparently, even the kids would agree.
Earlier, after listening to two talks, Kate was sung to by the children of St. Edmunds Primary School in Tower Hamlets. Among their numbers: "The World's Greatest," by R. Kelly.
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A man who is above all men. A very cool guy who makes everyone laugh. Once you meet him, you will want to be his friend right away. He's sweet, caring, and truly amazing. He isn't concerned with himself at all, but instead he's concerned with other people. He always knows the perfect thing to say and the right time to say it.
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It's the first of May and I'm actually sticking to the plan (photographing my kids all together the first of every month.)
We went to the farmer's market this morning as a family and it was nice. We got some cheese (Gruyere and some raspberry beer kind), fresh pierogi, almond butter, popcorn, and chocolate covered pretzels.
While I was in the cheese line there was this grumpy lady on a motorized scooter that told my hubby "Sir you need to mind your kids." (because Ivy was walking on the cobblestone path, apparently on motorscooterlady's territory.)
Oh MY is she lucky I didn't hear that. Let me tell you. Scooter schmooter. It's a FARMER'S MARKET where there are FAMILIES and HAPPYTIMES.
And then I heard later the same lad-y tried to run my pregnant friend off the sidewalk.
Yesterday all the kids of the neighborhood were in our yard, as is the usual, and the ice cream man came by and so I let everyone get something and also got myself a snowcone, my very favorite kind that you can only get from the beach or the ice cream man. With the little gumball in the bottom.
And I always let it thaw for a while until it's just so and it was almost just so when another neighbor kid came over and had missed the ice cream man's arrival, and so she was without.
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Bump to Top. BTT simply adds a posting to a forum thread to show activity, thereby moving it to the top of the list of threads in that forum.
For instance, if a discussion thread has been inactive for a week, it can get moved down in the list or onto subsequent pages. Any activity in the thread will move it back to the top of the list.
Posters may just want to do that and will post a BTT.
Posters may just want to do that and will post a BTT.
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guyA posting in a book forum: "I hate all of you. Go to hell. But btt: I like books"
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Blunt-Testicular-Trauma: The reception of pain in the pelvic region of a male. Typical trauma is caused by the foot or fist of another person or it can be incurred by one's own stupidity.
"I will BTT you all until you die."
ayon kay Phil Tickelson ika-14 ng Abril, 2010
Boy Toy Tuesday...the guy that's not really your man but your bed bubby from time to time or some you wouldn't mind being your bed buddy :-)
Post your pic of your play thang...a male that is younger than you, that u are smashin and that is your BTT
ayon kay funsizehotti ika-14 ng Hulyo, 2014
stands for Bikini Training Time. The period before the summer when women try to diet and slim down so they look good in their bikinis.
Allison had put on a lot of weight during the winter, so she had to do some BTT.
I can't eat those chocolates. It's BTT!
I can't eat those chocolates. It's BTT!
ayon kay fist_of_justice ika-14 ng Abril, 2009
Blue tooth tool. Used to make fun of the douche bags that wear blue tooth headsets all the time. The glowing blue light in the grocery store is especially brilliant!
Check out that dude working out. What a massive BTT.
ayon kay Coness ika-15 ng Hulyo, 2009
BTT = Balls to that!
BTT - "Excuse me sir/madam will you sit down and wait your turn" - response "BTT"
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Most people view a visit with Santa, the patriarch of Christmas, as a cheerful photo opportunity. But some children see him as somewhat less joyful. We've collected photos of those children in this slideshow.
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Hey cashew dick - I'm goin to your mom's house later...jizz city bitches!
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Huntsman Professor Sterling Bone is Interviewed on Channel 4 About Princess Marketing
Sterling Bone, assistant professor, was recently interviewed on Channel 4's "Daily Dish" story as part of a panel that was talking about the "Princess Festival" at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, Utah and how the princess archetype can be modified to better-shape ideals for young women. Dr. Bone, who teaches marketing, has done research on how the concept of a princess impacts consumer behavior and well-being. You can see his interview by clicking here.


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How long to ferment mash for moon shine?
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Whether you're a weaving whiz or a wishful novice, Floor Loom Weaving will get your floor loom skills up to warp speed. Let Janet, owner of The Bobbin Tree in Sydney, Nova Scotia, shuttle you through each step, from preparing the loom to putting the finishing touches on your handwoven cloth. Beginners will learn the language of the loom and efficient ways to warp and weave, while experienced weavers will expand upon their drafting design skills and learn troubleshooting tips. Don't be floored by your weaving worries; loom large and confident in your weaving ability by enrolling today in Floor Loom Weaving.
Meet your instructor, Janet Dawson, owner of The Bobbin Tree in Sydney, Nova Scotia. Janet walks you through an introduction to weaving and what you can expect to learn in this class!
Meet the loom up close with Janet's thorough introduction! You'll discover each part of the loom and what they do, learn about the bench and other equipment, and explore which yarns you can use for your projects.
How does it go from yarn to loom to cloth? Let Janet take the mystery out as she teaches you how to get started with an introduction to weaving. You'll learn to read and draw a draft, work with more than one shaft and more.
Dive into a project with Janet's expert tips! You'll learn how to break down the instructions for weaving, including the supplies and tools you'll need and how to use them. Janet then explains warp lengths, how to start with a guide string, and how to wind and chain the warp with thorough detail and up-close instruction.
Cast your fears aside as Janet helps you set up your supplies, tools and floor loom in her "pre-flight check". Discover how to sley the raddle, use lease sticks to warp the loom, use the apron rod and beam the warp.
Explore techniques for threading the loom with Janet's expert tips. After learning more about the best threads for the job, you'll prepare and thread the heddles with up-close instruction before sleying the reed and tying on knots. Janet also helps you identify and troubleshoot tricky threading errors so you can fix mistakes as you go without frustration!
What sets average weaving apart from truly skillful weaving? Find out with Janet's engaging tips and instructions as she covers the best practices for winding a bobbin, making a guide tape and experimenting with various weaving techniques. She also covers successful methods for hemstitching, joining a new weft, troubleshooting weft errors and much more in this information-packed lesson.
Janet kicks off this lesson with an explanation of treadle and shaft relationships to help you simplify your weaving. Next, discover how to create a lift plan before converting it with Janet's confidence-building suggestions. Finally, Janet revisits the Fiberworks computer software program to show you how you can digitally convert a lift plan to a tie-up, and vice versa.
Continue to develop your blossoming weaving skills as you dive into starting a second pillow. You'll tread a 2/2 twill, change colors, address the draw in and troubleshoot along the way. Additionally, you'll add a beautiful accent stripe, create point twill, and more!
Ready for even more fun techniques and tips that will set you up for success? Work with a floating selvage, learn how to remove the cloth and attach floating selvages, create a basket weave, fix a warp end if it breaks, and design your own stunning, custom-made pillow.
Discover wet finishing techniques for your projects as Janet illustrates how to doctor the cloth and fix a skip if a color is coming through too much on the wrong side. Next, learn how to wash the wool with exactly the right temperature of water and soap for the job and press it for the best results. Janet shares "before" and "after" examples so you can see the full effect of this technique!
Janet wraps up this information-rich class with final tips on how to put your pillows together and how to keep careful records on what techniques and drafts you used to build each of your projects. She also equips you with project planning tools to determine the length and width of each warp, and how much yarn you'll need to make the fabric and projects you desire.
"Knowing how great the other Craftsy classes that I took had been, I signed up for Janet's class. Thank goodness I did, or (my new) loom might have been kindling for the fireplace! I watched the entire class before I started in again. Janet not only taught about how the loom works, but her tips and tricks proved invaluable when I found out that half my heddles were in wrong! Then I watched the class step by step to wind a warp, dress the loom, and actually weave some cloth. I've since dressed the loom several times on my own; once again with Janet, and by myself since then. And the loom is no longer in danger of becoming kindling!"
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ST. LOUIS - Defending champion Penn State has three top seeds, all of them unbeaten, in the NCAA wrestling tournament.
Frank Molinaro is 28-0 at 149 pounds, David Taylor is 27-0 at 165 pounds and Edward Ruth is 26-0 at 174 pounds for the Nittany Lions, who are ranked No. 1 in the country under former four-time NCAA champion and Olympian Cael Sanderson heading into the three-day, sold-out event that begins this morning.
Minnesota is ranked second and Iowa third, with Oklahoma State, Cornell and Missouri, coming off a Big 12 championship in its final year before moving to the SEC, also fielding strong teams. Missouri is the only school in the tourney to qualify in all 10 weight divisions, but has only two seeds.
"We have to realize our firepower," Iowa coach Tom Brands said. "We have it narrowed down to eight guys, so we have to go out and get it done."
Oklahoma State's Jordan Oliver, the defending champion at 133 pounds, said coach John Smith has talked to the roster about going for a title, "but that will all take care of itself as long as we do our individual parts."
"Everyone just going out there and being greedy."
There are five defending champions in the field, 133-pound Jordan Oliver of Oklahoma State, 141-pound Kellen Russell of Michigan, 157-pound Kyle Dake of Cornell, 184-pound Quentin Wright of Penn State and 285-pound Zachary Rey of Lehigh.
Penn State's Taylor, a sophomore, has a 65-1 career record with the lone loss in the final last year.
"He's extremely talented and he wants to be the best," Sanderson said. "He knows what he needs to do and he doesn't really need a whole lot of motivation."
Top seeded heavyweight Ryan Flores is seeking to become only the second champion for American.
"I have been wrestling for 15-16 years now and there's just four days left in my college career, so to be putting pressure on myself and be looking for one thing, that's too much," Flores said. "I mean, this is my last hurrah, I just have to do everything I can to enjoy it."
Dake, a junior, is seeking a third straight title in a third different weight class.
The 174-pound field is one of the strongest, with three unbeaten, and Stanford's Nick Amuchastegui is the third seed despite a 20-0 record, behind Penn State's Ruth and Oklahoma State's Chris Perry, who is 26-0.
"To tell you the truth, it didn't really bother me too much at all," Amuchastegui said. "Knowing that if I end up winning this year, it will be because I beat the toughest kids in that weight class and did not have to sidestep any of them."
More than 110,000 fans are expected, which would break the tournament record. Despite going head to head with the NCAA men's basketball tournament, the event is sold out for the third consecutive year.
In his third season as coach, Sanderson led Penn State to its first title since 1953 last year. Sanderson was 159-0 at Iowa State and is the only wrestler in NCAA history to win four most outstanding wrestler awards at the tournament.


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Moonshine is making a comeback in Oklahoma, according to an agent with the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission. The problem is worst in the southern part of the state.
The bootleg liquor resurrection has been linked to a new show on the Discovery Channel about moonshiners in Appalachia. Officials say makers are in the Sooner state as well.
Moonshine is dangerous to make and to buy.
"People have no idea how they made it," said Agent Erick Smook with the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission. "Most of the stuff we see is clear, but it's funny we had some that we got last year in a Mason jar and it sat up on the desk while we were doing the processing and it actually ate the bottom off a Mason jar."
Making moonshine is a felony, and violators could face up to 10 years in prison.


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I ordered nine windows and three sliding doors from Castle Windows about a month ago and, as promised, they were custom manufactured and delivered within a month. I spoke with their installation scheduler last week and scheduled the installation for yesterday, with the crew scheduled to appear between 7am and 9am (they were driving from Mechanicsburg, PA – 2 hours away). Yesterday, they appeared at 8am, windows and doors in hand, ready to get to work.
Just a brief word about the crew, there were two of them, they were Castle guys, and they were consummate professionals. I've seen a lot of construction or home improvement companies just subcontract out the work after they've secured the contract. In fact, you can make a very comfortable living selling construction work and then, after you've secured the contract, subcontract the work out to some other outfit. Castle didn't. Why would I even care who performed the work? I care because I don't want to overpay (which you certainly would if they subcontracted out the work) for the work by going through a middleman taking his/her cut.
What surprised me the most was that these two guys (only two!) installed all nine windows and three sliding doors in six hours. This includes removing the old metal windows and sliding doors, disassembling the security sensors, dismantling the molding, installing the new windows and sliding doors, pumped in the installation, caulked the trim, reinstalled the molding, and cleaned up the workspaces (vacuuming with a dry shopvac)… in six hours. Two guys. It was amazing and it was top quality work too.
After I inspected each of the windows and doors (opening each window, testing each latch, sliding open each door, testing each lock), one of the guys ran through the operation of the windows for completeness sake. After that, I signed some papers, shook each of their hands and they were on their way. Overall, I had a great experience throughout with Castle Windows and I'd recommend them.{ 167 comments, please add your thoughts now! }


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Clooney was first photographed with Alamuddin in October in London, where the two shared a bite at Berners Tavern – and a cab ride – together. The two were discussing a satellite program over Syria, Clooney's rep said at the time. By the holidays, according to a source, Alamuddin was a guest of Clooney's during a vacation to Los Cabos with his pals, including longtime friend and Casamigos Tequila business partner Rande Gerber and his wife, Cindy Crawford.
The two kept a low profile until after Valentine's Day, when Alamuddin joined Clooney for a special White House screening on Feb. 18 of his film The Monuments Men. The couple held hands at the event with President Barack Obama. After, the duo joined Clooney's costars Matt Damon and Bill Murray at Willard Hotel's Round Robin & Scotch Bar, where, an onlooker told PEOPLE, they were stuck like glue.
Days later, the couple landed in N.Y.C., where they stayed at Manhattan's Carlyle Hotel and dined at French restaurant Rotisserie Georgette with Gerber and another of Clooney's Casamigos business partners, real estate developer Mike Meldman.
On March 27 they turned up on the West Coast at another dinner table with friends. This time, they feasted on Japanese with Clooney's friends John Krasinski and wife Emily Blunt at Kazu Sushi in Studio City, Calif.
Almost a month later, they were ready to show off their big news. On Wednesday they were spotted at L.A. restaurant Craig's with friends, with Alamuddin wearing a huge ring, and the following night they met up with Gerber and Crawford at Nobu in Malibu.
Of the engagement, a source tells PEOPLE, "George and Amal are trying to keep things very low-key, but they also aren't really trying to hide this, it doesn't seem. I think it's like they want the people they love to know that this is real, that they plan on being together forever."


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UNIVERSITY PARK - Penn State found its identity in 23 seconds Saturday night.
The instant classic against Michigan lasted 4 hours and 11 minutes, and the most exciting 23 seconds didn't even decide the outcome.
No, the outcome was decided by a crazy, hodgepodge sequence of events over the course of four overtimes, and the fact that Penn State prevailed was due in large part to a lot of luck and because the Nittany Lions were only slight less worse than the No. 18 Wolverines.
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Penn State offensive tackle Garry Gilliam celebrates the four-overtime victory over Michigan as running back Bill Belton scores the winning touchdown.
But the 23 seconds that occurred at the end of regulation, that's what really defined the game, the players themselves and the Penn State program.
There is no quit in the Lions. None. They are as mentally tough as it gets in college football, and even when they appear dead in the water, you can't count them out.
That's their identity.
"It just says a lot about our kids," PSU coach Bill O'Brien said after Bill Belton's 2-yard TD run in the fourth overtime game the Lions a 43-40 victory before 107,844 fans on a whiteout night at Beaver Stadium.
Penn State took the field trailing, 34-27, with 50 seconds left in regulation and had the ball at their own 20-yard line. It seemed to be a given that the Lions (4-2, 1-1 Big Ten) would lose, but 23 seconds later, after just five plays, they found themselves in the end zone and breathing new life.
"It was controlled chaos," quarterback Christian Hackenberg said of the energizing drive.
"We had 50 seconds, we still had a shot," the quarterback added.
They believed they had a shot, even though hardly anyone else probably did.
"That's a situation that we've been in numerous times in practice," receiver Allen Robinson said. "From the time camp started to now, we probably have run 100 two-minute drills, with 30 seconds remaining, 50 seconds remaining, zero timeouts, one timeout."
Hackenberg connected with Robinson on the left sideline for a pass that was ruled out of bounds. But replay showed Robinson was able to snare it with a tiptoe inbounds, moving the Lions to the 35.
Hackenberg's next pass was nearly picked off by Michigan's Raymon Taylor, but it deflected right to Brandon Felder for a 27-yard gain to the Wolverine 38.
Hackenberg quickly spiked the ball, then came one of the great plays in recent Penn State history. The quarterback lofted a pass down the left sideline, and Robinson, a terrific athlete who has a 38-inch vertical leap, grabbed the jump ball over defender Channing Stribling inside the 1-yard line.
"I figured I'd give him a shot," Hackenberg said of his receiver on the jump ball.
Hackenberg scored on a keeper on the next play with 27 seconds left, capping the most improbable 23-second drive.
O'Brien said he initially wanted to go for a two-point conversion - "I wanted to win the game right there," he said - but instead chose to kick the PAT and go to overtime.
"We've got a team of guys who really just stay after it, no matter what the situation is and the game is," PSU guard John Urschel said. "Sometimes to the outside viewer it might have looked a little bleak at times, but our guys found a way to stay the course, keep working and we came up with the win."
They came up with the win because what followed during the four overtimes was, in a word, bananas.
It was edge-of-your-seat excitement, even if it was far from well-played football - on both sides.
Both teams made huge mistakes at various points in the overtimes, and twice Penn State lined up looking like it would lose on a field goal. To their credit, the Lions blocked one, and Michigan's Brendan Gibbons helped steal defeat from victory when he missed a 33-yard attempt in the third overtime.
A quick recap:
n First overtime: Sam Ficken missed a 40-yard field goal try, then Kyle Baublitz blocked Gibbons' low 40-yard attempt. Michigan coach Brady Hoke showed no sense of urgency on the drive, knowing all he needed was a field goal, and stayed very conservative with his playcalling to prevent his kicker from getting an easier opportunity in an incredibly hostile environment.
n Second overtime: Gibbons made a 25-yard field goal, then Ficken booted a 36-yarder. PSU linebacker Mike Hull made a sensational play when he broke up a pass intended for Jake Butt to keep Michigan out of the end zone.
n Third overtime: Robinson fumbled on an end-around on the first play. Michigan (5-1, 1-1) had third-and-1 at the PSU 16 on its drive, but again Hoke went with a conservative play call running Fitzgerald Toussaint, who had no success all night, to set up fourth-and-1 at the 16. Gibbons came on for a game-winning 33-yard attempt, but he missed wide left.
n Fourth overtime: On third-and-10 from the 25, Michigan inexplicably failed to realize the play clock was running out. Hoke didn't call timeout from the sideline, so the Wolverines were pushed back 5 yards. Quarterback Devin Gardner scrambled for 7 yards on third down, but again the Wolverines had to try a field goal, and this time Gibbons nailed it from 40 yards for a 40-37 lead.
It was all Bill Belton on Penn State's possession in the fourth overtime. He carried three times for 9 yards, and on fourth-and-1 from the 16, O'Brien made a gutsy call to go for it. Belton busted through for 3 yards and a first down.
Robinson dropped a relatively tough catch as he was defended on first down from the 13, and on third-and-8 from the 11, Michigan's Jarrod Wilson was called for pass interference after hitting Robinson early on a pass in the end zone.
That gave PSU first down at the 2, and Belton scampered around the left side into the end zone for the game winner.
"Perfect timing for us," Urschel said of the win. "Perfect timing to give us momentum going into the bye week so we can prepare for the rest of our Big Ten schedule."


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Music superstar Jon Bon Jovi delighted a sold-out audience of Hamilton alumni, parents and friends who turned out at the Best Buy Theater Dec. 5 for a benefit concert that added new resources for the arts and scholarships at the college. More ...
The DownBeat Keys, a Brooklyn-based hip-hop band featuring five Hamilton College alumni, opened for Jon Bon Jovi and The Kings of Suburbia.
"Sharing the stage with a rock star on the level of Jon Bon Jovi is the type of thing bands joke about because it seems like such an impossible dream," said The DownBeat Keys band member Andrew Root '09. "Yet here we are, on the same bill with one of the best-known musicians of our generation. Short of the Super Bowl halftime show, gigs just don't get much bigger than this one. We're extremely grateful to the Hamilton community for giving us this unprecedented opportunity and proud to represent our college's incredible arts program."
Jon Bon Jovi has set the bar for nearly three decades as one of the world's most successful musicians. Globally, Jon's Grammy-winning band Bon Jovi has sold more than 130 million albums, consistently delivered #1 albums and Top Ten hits, and performed more than 2,600 concerts in over 50 countries for upwards of 34 million fans.
Jon Bon Jovi was ranked as the most charitable celebrity in 2011 by Forbes. The Forbes ranking is based on a calculation that measures "those who use the greatest percentage of their fame to generate good." In addition to Jon Bon Jovi, the top five include Paul McCartney, U2, Leonardo DiCaprio and Elton John.
All proceeds from the concert will support student scholarships and the theatre and studio arts building currently under construction on the Hamilton campus.


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Our town had a huge festival yesterday and we walked in the parade. The boys had so much fun passing out candy (and eating it to my dismay.) I think Gray was scarfing some Smarties in this picture actually.
At one point I wore Gray in the mei tai and a massive paper carrier's bag full of candy slung across my shoulders while I pushed another huge bag of candy in the stroller with Carter attached on the Strolli (stay tuned for the review on that at Mama Speaks... it rocks).
Just as the parade route began, I hit a man right in the stomach with a fistful of candy. I was so embarassed and explained it was my first throw... he didn't care. He just wanted candy.
To say I am a bit worn out is an understatement. Oh, and most of our town is hilly... walking a mile uphill like that... I deserve some props, people!
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Celebrate veterans all November with these camping specials.
Not only will county parks (except Deerfield Island Park) remain open this Veterans Day, our parks with campgrounds will also offer camping specials. The specials apply for all active-duty and honorably discharged veterans of the U.S. armed forces, National Guard, and reserve units.
Written documentation will be required to establish eligibility, along with current personal identification.* Rates are for up to four campers, with additional per-camper fees applying (up to six campers total). Pet registration fees also apply.
The monthlong specials start at Easterlin Park in Oakland Park and Quiet Waters Park in Deerfield Beach on Tuesday, November 1, and run through Wednesday, November 30, 2016.
The Family Fun Package is good for a two-night stay (Friday and Saturday) for up to four campers for $50 per site; two more campers can be added at $3 each per night. The Escape Special is good for up to four campers for one or more nights (Sunday through Thursday) for $25 per site per night; two more campers can be added at $3 each per night.
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10-4 Episode 1: Working with the Visual Studio 2010 CTP VPC
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Update: Please see 10-4 Episode 20 for a tutorial on downloading and installing beta 1 of Visual
Studio 2010. It's much newer than the CTP described in this video and contains several new features and fixes.
For this first episode of 10-4, we'll look at how to download and use the Virtual PC image of the Visual Studio 2010 September CTP. We'll give you tips on how to download this massive (7GB+ compressed) VPC, show you how to get past some pesky expiration issues, and get you started with the CTP walkthroughs. Lastly we'll cover where to get assistance and provide your feedback about this release.
In future episodes we'll dive more deeply into the technical underpinnings of Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET Framework 4.0, but for this first episode we wanted to make sure everybody could get the CTP and follow along at home as we explore new features.
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Lars Ulrich is in my office right now, in tears. First the fallout with Warner Bros and now us.
Another vote for no intro music. It's especially annoying if you already have background music from another source.
Show helpful, music very distracting.... pls remove next time!
nice shot sir!
Thanks for taking the time to elaborate, Mexilus. But the term "evangelist" used to describe our profession has been around for a very long time and is used by several companies across the industry, not just Microsoft. See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technology_evangelist. In fact, the beloved Guy Kawasaki was an evangelist for Apple.
It's true that the title is unfortunately confused from time to time with that of religious evangelists. But you can say the same thing about several titles. For example, do you think that the Secretary of State is the person responsible for scheduling meetings and taking notes for the President? Is somebody with a "doctorate" in literary studies somebody you would go to if you broke your leg? Is the captain of a football team responsible for driving the boat?
Many words and titles have multiple meanings. "Evangelist" is one of those words. Unless the tech industry decides collectively to redefine the genre, I suspect we'll have technical evangelists as long as we have companies who produce and sell technology.
It should be noted (not that it's really that important) that when we started C9 nobody on the 9 team carried the title Evangelist. Bryn and I were SDEs, Jeff was a PM, Lenn was a Director and Scoble was a...
Let's be clear: Technical Evangelism is NOT Marketing. I think that's made pretty clear in the content that we deliver on C9... I actually think it's an intriguing title, but I do understand how it can rub some people the wrong way.
Fun topic, however.
Please drop the music it's really really annoying.
At this site, we do not have Silverlight installed and are not allowed to install it. Would it be too much trouble to make the video available to run in media player?
Guys, don't take it badly, but BitTorrent is not only to download DVDRips...download managers are so 1990's...please next time package it in a format coherent
with the 21st century and I might just download it.
ps: of course I still downloaded it, cause I'm a geek and I need my dose of new .NET framwork every two years, but really, it's a pain... I just uninstalled the downloader...reminded me too much of the old times.
have noticed MS is making more of there content as video/poscasts-I do not think this is a good trend.
Even though this one was well organized, I would like to see these things transcribed to some sort of document.
Then it would be searchable. Also, I can read/skim something like this in about 30 secs and pick out the important parts and determining if it requires a closer read..
With these videos, we have to watch the whole thing to find out if we enve need to spend time with it.
IF you turn the volume down as low as possible where you still can hear Brian talk, the music is less distracting
Hello Brian,
Very usefull post and nice music ... but it seems to be a problem with the VS 2010 CTP download.
I followed your steps but the download manager is not able to download any fille and it reports: "File not found on the server"
Could you please help me sort this out?
Thanks in advance!
Claudiu Matache
Seriously, Please don't play music the entire video. Atleast keep the music volume down. Pelase.
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On Wednesday, the ground beneath the Springville Center for the Arts shifted.
That day, we learned that the small arts center headquartered in a former Baptist church in an idyllic village in southern Erie County had won two major grants totaling more than $800,000 from New York State.
The grants, which will help the center expand and renovate its headquarters and turn another building into a multi-use art space, are a major milestone in the extraordinary story of the SCA. The modern mission of the SCA was essentially set in 1995, when Walmart opened a store just outside of Springville over the objections of residents and began to drain activity and vitality from the village's once-bustling downtown core.
By 2007, when the SCA purchased the church with $100,000 worth of community donations, it had already made a significant impact on Springville residents. But since then, under the direction of its visionary young director Seth Wochensky, it has transformed itself into the de facto nexus for the surrounding community. When I visited the center back in April, it was clear that its programs had transformed many lives in and around the village.
The grants, awarded through Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's Regional Economic Council initiative, will allow the center to hit fast-forward on its laudable plan to infuse new life and vitality into the Springville community and the surrounding rural areas. But perhaps even more importantly, they signal a major philosophical shift in the way public officials view the connection between community building (i.e. culture) and economic prosperity. It's important to note that the grants came from outside the realm of "arts" funding, which is generally funneled in much smaller amounts through the New York State Council on the Arts.
In the old way of thinking, governors and legislators have tended to view public investment in preservation and the arts as just so many ways to drain money from the budget. For decades, cultural advocates in struggling cities have been singing the same sad song to the same deaf ears: We are not extra. We deserve investment. Encourage us, and we will help you build a brighter future.
In case after case, when elected officials have actually listened to the argument and ignored the inevitable cynics who will always see the arts as frivolous and expendable, astounding things have followed. In Denver, former Mayor John Hickenlooper and other public officials listened, and it is now largely agreed upon in Denver that the city's publicly funded cultural renaissance was a major factor in the stunning economic growth it has accomplished over the past two decades. Same story in Pittsburgh. Same story in Portland.
But in Buffalo, as in so many other ways, we've been lagging behind the times. These grants to the Springville Center for the Arts, though they hardly rate in the context of the nearly $1 billion of grants awarded earlier this week or the promised $1 billion for Buffalo, are a signal that the old way of thinking is beginning to crumble.
And it's about time.
Though we still need better local data, report after report across the country – including two major ones put together by the National Governors Association's Center for Best Practices – conclude that investment in the arts yields major, manifold returns.
To which the only sane response from someone who has honestly explored the evidence must be: Duh. We can thank the Springville Center for the Arts – and now New York State – for adding to the towering pile of proof on that subject. It's past time for everyone else to get on board.
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Sarah Chalke has traded Sacred Heart for Seattle Grace. The former Scrubs star is heading to Grey's Anatomy this spring, TVGuide.com has confirmed. TVLine first reported the news.Get all the scoop on pilot seasonIt's unknown whether Chalke will play a doctor or a patient, but since she's only slated for one episode it's likely the latter.In addition to Scrubs, Chalke also played Stella on How I Met Your Mother. Her new ABC sitcom How to Live with Your Parents will premiere Wednesday, April 3 at 9:30/8:30c.
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The Festival's closing weekend kicked up several notches with a surprise Green Day/Joan Jett performance inside the Festival Hub.
As it is every year, music was a recurring attraction throughout the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival. And like the Festival's dedication to representing diversity behind the camera, with its plethora of women directors and filmmakers from around the world, Tribeca 2016 celebrated a variety of audio pleasures.
For hip-hop heads, Alicia Keys debuted new music and gave one hell of a performance inside the Highline Ballroom on the day Prince died, and the documentary Bad


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