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When the Declaration of Independence was drawn up, our population of about 2 million settlers extended along a narrow coast line from what was then known as Massachusetts (now Maine) to Georgia. The inhabitants had the Atlantic Ocean in front of them and in their rear the unexplored forests, occupied by Indians, that stretched far away toward the Pacific. As independence approached, almost the entire country was sparsely settled. The coastal area, reaching back unevenly into the Appalachian foothills, contained the largest number of people; northern provinces surpassed the South in white inhabitants roughly by 1,247,000 to 727,000, though, if Negro slaves were added, the overall figures were much the same. The occupied areas by 1776 amounted to approximately 200,000 square miles, or more than twice the whole area of Great Britain.
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The record for Maui Interscholastic League football wins in a row is 20, set by Baldwin High School from 1968 to 1971.
The Bears have come close to that mark three times in their 59-2-1 league run that dates back to 2004, including a current streak of 17 straight wins that grew with a season-opening 25-5 victory over Maui High last week. But that run could be put in jeopardy tonight at War Memorial Stadium.
Without third-team All-State quarterback Keelan Ewaliko or MIL All-Star linebacker Jordan Hoiem available, Baldwin takes on a Lahainaluna team that has torn through its first two league opponents by a 65-0 count.
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The Lunas, who beat Keaau 35-14 on the Big Island in nonleague play, is the only MIL team without an overall loss this season.
"It should be a good game, I mean, Lahaina is coming in 3-0," Baldwin coach A.J. Roloos said. "They are one game up on us in the MIL. ... It should be fun."
Ewaliko is nursing a broken rib suffered in a 46-0 loss to Saint Louis at Aloha Stadium two weeks ago. Roloos said his two-time MIL Offensive Player of the Year could be back next week - one week earlier than expected - but is definitely out for tonight.
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Lahainaluna vs. Baldwin
Today, War Memorial Stadium,
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The Lunas can clinch the first-round title in Division II with a win. Lahainaluna leads the league in offense and defense, while the Bears are second in each category. The key battle will be the Lunas' rushing offense, averaging a league-best 223 yards per game, against the Bears' run defense, which allowed two net yards last week to Maui High.
Lunas at a glance
Lahainaluna has four of the top five rushers in the league, including No. 5 Kiko Kohler-Fonohema, who is also third on the passing list. The junior who is bouncing back from a broken jaw last season also leads the league in scoring, with four touchdowns.
Bears at a glance
Baldwin started to get their center snaps under control after an errant one led to a safety on the third play from scrimmage last week. Despite playing one MIL game, Ryan Garces and Kyson Kaiama are each among the top five in receiving.
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With a Luna loss, Na Alii can stay alive for the D-II first-round crown with a win. Both teams need to find some offense - the Warriors have just one touchdown in two games, while King Kekaulike was shut out in its opener. Kamehameha is fourth in the league on both offense and defense, one spot in front of Na Alii in each category.
Na Alii at a glance
Quarterback Ryley Widell was 15-for-21 passing in the first half of a nonleague loss to Kauai, but is 9-for-31 since. Keegan Gregg had 10 catches against Kauai in the first half, but just one since. Seabury Hall transfer Jay Braun leads the rushing attack.
Warriors at a glance
Kamehameha must cut down on the six turnovers from last week, half of which were interceptions off of receivers' hands. The Warrior defense was stout against Maui High and Lahainaluna, until turnovers took their toll. Chase Newton is tied for third in receiving, with four catches.
Hoiem, a 6-foot-4, 210-pound junior, is still battling a flu bug that kept him out of the Maui High game and is also out for tonight, according to Roloos.
Ryan Graham, a 5-7, 150-pound senior transfer from Kamehameha Maui, will get his second straight start in place of Ewaliko. Last week, Graham was 19-for-28 for 151 yards with no touchdowns and no interceptions - six Bears caught passes.
Lahainaluna's defense leads the MIL, allowing just 72 yards per game after a 29-0 win over King Kekaulike and a 36-0 victory over Kamehameha Maui, when the Lunas forced six turnovers.
"Their defense, they fly around, they move around," Roloos said. "They are really quick on defense. Their secondary, their linebacking corps - they fly to the ball."
Baldwin has beaten the Lunas four times in a row, including shutouts of 14-0, 40-0, and 41-0 in the last three meetings. But Lahainaluna was also the last MIL team to beat the Bears, 28-14 on Nov. 6, 2009.
The Lunas-Bears game is always interesting, Lahainaluna co-head coach Garret Tihada said "depending on what year. Last year, we couldn't give them any kind of competition. Hopefully, we can do that this year, get them ready for the state (tournament)."
Baldwin has been to seven straight Division I state tournaments, including a semifinal appearance last season. Lahainaluna has been to five straight D-II tournaments, including the semifinals last year.
The Lunas depend on "six or seven" two-way starters, while Baldwin has one - Abraham Reinhardt, who returned a Maui High fumble 59 yards last week to give the Bears a 6-2 lead they would not surrender.
"I saw the ball on the ground and just thought to myself, 'This is a chance to change to the momentum of the game,' " Reinhardt said. "So, I just picked it up and ran to the touchdown."
Conditioning is a key for the Lunas, who have a roster of 37. Baldwin lists 64 varsity players.
"The key was our offseason," Tihada said. "We had a nice core group of kids in the weight room, working hard. We haven't had that in a number of years."
Connor Mowat, Joshua Coston, Hercules Mataafa and Lovai Hong all start both ways on the lines, while Jared Rocha-Isalas, Semisi Filikitonga and Tytus Lucas all see significant time in both backfields.
Lucas is the third-leading rusher in the MIL with 104 yards and is tied for second in scoring (12). Against Kamehameha, Lucas had two interceptions, 78 return yards on four touches, rushed six times for 23 yards and a touchdown, caught a pass for five yards and punted twice for 75 yards.
Rocha-Isalas, Filikitonga and Lucas are 1-2-3 in MIL rushing, but the bottom line has been the defense.
"They practice very hard all week on their schemes defensively," Tihada said. "It has worked out great so far for the first two games."
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You could say Eddie Murphy plays a dual role in "Imagine That," a generally engaging comedy that taps into his special talents. On one hand he's an investment genius who works day and night. On the other, he's an idiot who babbles and shrieks and clings to his daughter's security blanket.
But 30 minutes into the movie you see it's just one role, for his biggest investment successes result from his idiotic behavior with the blanket. In the midst of difficult economic times, the film's stock market chatter sounds like a cross between gobbledygook and ironic wish-fulfillment.
However, the blanket stuff, relying on father-daughter fun rather than special effects, is what the film is about. We don't give a hoot whether Evan Danielson (Murphy) achieves his professional goals, but we certainly care about his relationship with his 7-year-old daughter Olivia, played remarkably by a very pretty Yara Shahidi.
Since we've all seen movies in which parental indifference or neglect gets transformed into love and care through the wisdom of the child, "Imagine That" will at times look familiar. What saves this from the realm of pure cliche is Shahidi. The kid is such a wonderful performer, you forget you're watching previously filmed material.
Evan and Johnny Whitefeather (Thomas Haden Church) are rival investors within the same firm. In the beginning, Evan pleases clients through hard work and good research, while Johnny depends on a mantra of mystical nature. Clients may not understand his metaphors involving ecological unity and animal integrity, but they're fascinated enough to adopt his recommendations.
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Run time: 100 minutes
One day, Evan must take Olivia to the office, because after he removed her security blanket, she screamed her way out of school for the day. When he begs his ex-wife (Vanessa Williams) to watch the child, she insists he be a father for a change.
As he prepares for an important meeting, Olivia plays with paper from daddy's desk and talks to her imaginary friends. It turns out the paper she uses is Evan's preparation for the meeting. At the meeting, Johnny is effective with his natural ambiguities, and Evan has to rely on notes that are drawn over in crayon, splattered with red candy or cut into paper dolls.
What follows is the best scene in the picture, and also one that puts the comic plot into high gear. Evan loses control of himself in front of everyone and goes into a rant, during which he employs descriptions and words like icky, sticky and poop from his daughter's scribbles as his sarcastic recommendation.
Hours later, his boss calls him in for a private session -- not to fire him, as Evan fears, but to adopt his Olivia-driven suggestions. It seems the child's security blanket somehow gives her the power to anticipate changes in the business world.
Daddy doesn't understand the fantastic system, but since it works, he joins Olivia in her private world. Gradually, however, his self-serving method turns into fatherly love and a healthier relationship with his daughter.
What you're ultimately left with are good intentions and funny moments, a movie free of nasty language and violence, where the strongest stimulants are the cans of Red Bull poured by Johnny Whitefeather to keep his son awake as he tries to invoke heavenly spirits.
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Health care in the United States is confronted with a "perfect storm" of unsustainable cost growth driving our national financial crisis, inadequate system performance, and the recent passage of expansive national health care reform. This is a moment of unprecedented opportunity and peril for the health care system as a whole and for primary care in particular. On one hand, the economic and health benefits of a strong primary care system are increasingly recognized as potential (if partial) solutions to our health system challenges. On the other hand, economic incentives exist that overtly encourage expensive, frequently wasteful, often uncoordinated procedural care and a resultant provider workforce heavily skewed toward specialists. Belated recognition of the extent and unsettling societal implications of this "primary care crisis"1 has led to renewed interest in innovative models of care delivery, such as the patient-centered medical home (PCMH),2 and care organization, such as the accountable care organization (ACO)3—both of which require a robust base of PCPs.
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Text: Galatians 4:6-7
Today is "FATHER'S DAY". This is the day of the year when we remember and honor our earthly fathers. Fo most of us this is a happy day because we have such good relationships and for those whose father are not around any more, we surely have a good memories of them.
Moreover, we all have a common heavenly Father and all of us are brothers and sisters in Christ. We have a Father who cares for us and loves us like no other. When we believe in Christ, we become the children of God and our perfect, intimate relationship with the Father God is restored. Ultimately, we honor God the Father this morning.
We all know that everyone does not have the same experience with the earthly fathers. Some fathers are cruel and abusive. Some fathers ignored and abandoned their children. There are fathers who do not even care to know who are their children.
But there is hope and promise to us this morning. Nobody of us need live without a father. God is our Father. He loves everyone of his children. There is none like him. His fatherly care is not just a replacement for those who do not experience the love of their earthly father. God is our true Father.
This morning we will look at what the Bible says about the fatherhood of God.
First, the Bible tells us that God is by nature is our Father.
Good has the heart of the Father who cares for his children, more so with his creation. We can see this love through his relationship with his creation. God created all thing and continuously sustain them with loving care.
Jesus taught this truth to us. Listen to Jesus' words in Matthew 6:26-34
Second, God is the model of Fatherhood.
When we think of God as Father, we try to understand it in reverse. We think of God to be like our earthly Father. Instead of modeling our Father to God, we model our God to our father. Evidently, this does not work because many fathers are evil. Some people reject God because if God is like their own father they don't want to have a relationship with God.
But God is not like our father. He is the Father. The Bible tells us that God is model of fatherhood upon which all other fathers are judged. If we want to know God as our father, we should not look at our father or any father in the world however good they are.
If we want to know the goodness of the fatherhood of God, we should read the Bible and see the heart of the Father revealed. He is the model. The one who is: faithful, true, just, merciful, compassionate, slow to anger, loving, providing, patient, kind, etc.
Third, God is our true Father
If you received Christ into your life, then you can be rest assured that you are a child of God in the fullest sense. You have been taken into God's household and you are under the care of the God the Father.
We have received the Spirit of adoption by whom we can cry out, "Abba Father!" It is like saying Daddy or Khun Pho or A-phe to God. It is a term of affection that signifies a loving relationship with God. If we believe in Christ, we should in anyway have to doubt that.
Today is Father's day. We celebrate and appreciate our earthly Father. But most especially we celebrate and honor our true Father.


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Why am I still using EndNote?
Why backing up data online?
I deem syncing everything online practically beneficial and crucial to my research. Of course not everyone around me put their important data online. They remember to backup their work routinely and in multiple places offline. I once heard of a PhD candidate who backed up his unfinished thesis on as many as 4 places: two computers and two USB flashes, but 3 of them crashed simultaneously in one day. So the wisdom of backing up things is never being too optimistic on your luck. Considering the worst luck may be the crash of the WWW, straightly put your work online and auto-synced is the safest backup strategy. Fortunately this means not more but less trouble than only syncing your work among numerous offline places which still have higher possibility to crash simultaneously than the crash of the whole Internet.
However, practically the safety of putting things online is reduced to that of putting things on one or two online services, which means only the crash of these services is sufficiently unlucky. So choosing a big powerful service provider is very important.
Things that will become handy when they are auto-synced includes 1) files in my work folders, 2) my big, all-in-one note, and 3) my reference library.
The 1st aim is exclusively met by Dropbox, which I still manage to use even though it's been censored (blocked) by China. The 2nd aim was previously met by MS OneNote. I sync the my note there by putting its local folder in My Dropbox. However I always hate MS Office of versions later than XP and OneNote only appears in Office version later than 2003. So installing OneNote means I have to install two versions of Office in one machine (XP and 2003) which is far from comfortable. Recently I tried Evernote and soon paid for a premium account. The 3rd aims, reference manager, is still met by EndNote.
Dropbox seem rigorous in stability and bright in its future fate, so does Evernote. I don't need to worry about its future bankrupt. Anything of Google is also safe from bankrupt too. These are services that are very unlikely to be terminated. People say that cloud storages never crash. The Dropbox and Evernote are also growing and expanding into the only best choices, monopoly among their counterparts, like what Twitter and Facebook now are. Saving data in these services is similarly safe to saving them in the entire Internet.
Why do I tried Mendeley so late?
Martin has talked a lots about the web 2.0 reference managers. I tried some of them, too. Although I have been using a reference manager long enough and will never again meet the tough task of manually adding a lot papers into a database, there are still many people around me who tried a reference manager very recently. Importing records from PDF files is the biggest problem that prevents first-time users of reference managers, and according to Martin's RM Overview only the Mac-based Papers and Mendeley support this function. As a Windows user if I am asked to recommend a reference manager that people will more likely to try, Mendeley can be my choice over EndNote.
But for my own purpose, having been tried many online reference managers myself, now I am still using EndNote. I had to stop using Zotero when Google Chrome became my default web browser, and Mendeley used to crashe a lots at that time. CiteULike and Connotea don't support Cite-While-You-Write feature. I heard that it fixed most bugs that cause crashing. But it still have much space to improve.
First, entries that were imported directly by PDF files cannot be too many, or Mendeley crashes. I knew this when trying to watch a folder with 1,147 PDF files by Mendeley. After it imported all the files, the whole program became too slow and responding too discontinuously to be usable.
Second, the customizability is too low. There are many functions I want to work slightly differently. For example sometimes I don't need it to auto-delete the duplicated entries during importing. And I would also like to configure fields to display in the citation list, which is now fixed as "Authors, Title, Year, Published In" and not customizable. You can't sort the list by more than one field by ascending or descending order, either. The worst thing for me is: it only support Word 2003 and as I mentioned earlier I hate Office 2003 and later versions.
Why only EndNote is the best?
Designing the best reference manager is very easy: Just be an online and PDF-recognizable version of EndNote!
Why does Zotero only release a Firefox plugin? Why does Papers only support Apple products? And why doesn't Mendeley tune its database system better and faster? Why not just copy all EndNote's functions and customizibility?
- I mean EndNote cannot reserved any copyrights of "having these functions" so why cannot other developers see the already successful EndNote? At least as a database a reference manager should support advanced searching and sorting which Mendeley lacks. And specifically a reference manager should allow users to create new citation styles but Mendeley does not. By the way I don't need to view the PDF in a reference manager because Acrobat Reader is always the best PDF viewer and free for download. One feature that's enough to make Acrobat the best is: it allows split view, or can someone tell me another PDF viewer that can split the viewing window into 2 halves, so that I don't need to scroll back and forward between a paper's main texts and reference lists, figures, tables, etc.? Mendeley does not support split view, at least, and including the PDF viewing function makes the program very unstable and slow.
I'm not blaming Mendeley alone, but using Mendeley as an example to ask why there is no one product that can fill all blocks in Martin's Overview diagram with its color — given that the entries in the diagram is not hard to thick of before Martin drew the Overview? Having all features can sometimes make a software huge, like MS Office, but this is not the case for reference managers if they are simply online and PDF-recoginzing version of EndNotes.


text: The United High School Class of 1961 held its 50th reunion on Oct. 8 at the Salem Golf Club. Pictured are, first row, from left, Carole Ritz Cooper, Carolyn Votaw Smith, Linda Wolford Helke, Paula Waithman Taylor, Charlotte Handwork Harkleroad, Darlene Smith Sanor, Sue Pike, Roeslyn Bock Metzgar, Second row: Bill Metts, Janice Mills Conroy, Martha Mary Milligan Shinn, Gladys Carli Cox, Patsy Howard Ramsey, Betty Loudon Roth, Janice McCullough Snyder, Jim Ernest, Third row: Earl Hutter, Jerry Walker, Allan Hiscox, Ernest Rea, Wayne Herron, Donald Mayer, Wilbur Leatherberry, Loran Weingart, Gerald Gamble, Ed Harkleroad and Wayne Ramsey. (Submitted photo)


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The Pittsburg County Sheriff's Department is searching for a McAlester woman who's been missing since July.
54-year-old Barbara Ann Durant was last seen in Hartshorne on July 10.
Durant is described as a white female with red hair and brown eyes. She is 5 feet 2 inches tall and 140 pounds.
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Wayne Community College chem instructor speaks at conferences
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Ashton T. Griffin, lead chemistry instructor at Wayne Community College, presented at two chemistry conferences recently. He spoke on "What Is New in the Teaching of Chemistry with Social Media at Wayne Community College?" at the 204th Two-Year College...
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StudioLiscious: Organic Modern Furniture
'Branch' Modern Console in solid Black Walnut with 3D engraved motif - Studioliscious
We are loving the hand-crafted, organic wooden forms from this Canadian Etsy store. Patrick Lajoie and Mara Minuzzo are StudioLiscious, based in Caledon, Ontario. Mara paints and Patrick has a woodworking shop with lots of natural light. According to their site, they occasionally share their workshop with their 11 year-old son, who likes to build sculptures out of our wood scraps (and then leave them lying around).
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How do you describe your craft to people?
We describe ourselves primarily as designers and makers of handmade modern furniture and accessories for the home.
What are some of inspirations behind your designs?
We find inspiration in a lot of places but overall it comes from our love of clean, modern lines coupled with the warmth added by natural elements such as beautiful wood grain or organic motifs referenced from plants and animals.
What colours are catching your eye these days, and making their way into your work?
Being primarily woodworkers, we work mainly with the earthy palette of natural wood colors such as the rich brown of walnut and the pale neutral of birch. But with Mara's background in fashion and fine art, we are excited about our plans to introduce a collection of custom printed pillows inspired by the bright colours coming out of the fashion world at the moment.
Do you draw from other media, like literature and music for inspiration in your art?
We love to keep up to date on design world trends and architecture through our favourite design magazines and this definitely motivates us and gets our design juices flowing. Ultimately though our goal is always to come up with work that is original and that we haven't seen before, which is one of the biggest challenges.
If you weren't working in your media, what material would you like to work with?
Besides the media we work with together for Studio Liscious we both have actually already branched off into other media separately. Mara's other chosen media is painting, which she has been pursuing for a few years now bluetrike.etsy.com and Patrick's is photography, which is more recent and a great break from the physical demands of woodworking.
What are your favourite creations this year?
|Our favourite creation from this year is our 'On The Rocks' tabletop sculpture collection of wooden gems, which we like because it uses up plywood scraps that would otherwise be waste material and also meets our goal of making things that are modern and organic at the same time – plus they're fun to play with and do double duty as paper weights!
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|'Canopy' Birdfeeder in solid Black Walnut and Polyvinyl with stainless steel mesh feed tray.
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How not to get stuck in a 'right-hand' role
Many a top executive says he couldn't accomplish what he does without a terrific "right-hand man."
To be that trusted man (or woman) is a plum in an organization's hierarchy. It also can be a career dead end if you aim higher.
Management consultant John Beeson says being pegged as a great No. 2 is the "first lieutenant syndrome." You carry out orders, but the general gets credit as the visionary and strategist.
If you want to rise in the ranks, Beeson advises you to find ways to showcase your own strategic abilities.
A boss who supports your goals may help design a role for you to show upper management or customers that you have the vision to lead.
Without that help, you "may need to move on to another part of the company to avoid being overshadowed" by your boss, Beeson says.
Here's a vital step: Be self-aware enough to know if you truly have strategic gears to engage. Some people don't.
Your excellence at carrying out details may be why you're in the position you hold. And there's no dishonor in staying there.
Still want to move up?
Start by delegating some of your implementation responsibilities to others, Beeson says.
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Menasha Packaging's vice president of marketing, Dennis Bonn, has been voted onto the board of Point of Purchase Advertising International (POPAI). POPAI is the global association for the in-store marketing industry.Read more
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In addition to the corrugated sheet business under the Aquila brand, VPK Packaging Group has launched its corrugated packaging business in Poland.
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Meanwhile Conservative New Jersey argues she's a RINO.
The announcement last week that Tea Party favorite Anna Little is "leaning" toward a run for U.S. Senate had some Republicans fretting that New Jersey could be the next Delaware, throwing away a chance to win a Senate seat with a candidate not suited for a general election.
Delaware Republicans, you'll remember, nominated former witch Christine O'Donnell to represent the party against Democrat Chris Coons.
O'Donnell won the chance to take on Coons in a primary, where she faced moderate Republican and former Gov. Mike Castle. Despite several gaffes and strange stories that emerged from the O'Donnell campaign, she defeated Castle with Tea Party support only to get shellacked by Coons in the general election.
Who's right? I'll reserve my opinion. But you may give yours in the comments section.
Anna Little for those who need a little reminder was the person who used the Tea Party members to help her register an upset victory over the Republican leadership candidate in the 6th district, Diane Gooch. She allowed those Tea Party members to think that she was actually a conservative, when in fact she turned her back on the conservative movement in order to nuzzle up to Chris Christie and the other mainstream RINOs in New Jersey.


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Someone who'll fly in ANY weather... rain, shine, thunderstorms, snow, sleet, hail, tornadoes... just to get the cash.
"Domadick said he'd be here by 11 and it's already 1:30, yo I told you that dude'z a bird."
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"I've got to drop a nasty bird" said Jimmy as he ran to the toilet to pinch off a loaf.
por Paris George 28 de Setembro de 2005
a girl a guy has sex with anytime he likes ; a ho
man1: remember Lakeisha
man2: she is a fuckin bird
man1: hell ya everyone got in that shit
man2: she is a fuckin bird
man1: hell ya everyone got in that shit
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having some sort of issues.
After talking with that ho last night, that girl got serious birds.
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former or active k.k.k. member or old drunk
man that bird tried to change its feathers
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1. Senator, National Hero opposed to the war mongers in the white house
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All hail Robert Byrd!
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a cheap article of clothing
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ATLANTA — Y'all stuff it, you hear?
That's pretty much what Atlanta - ever-zealously protective of its image and always striving to take its place as a world-class city - had to say yesterday to international Olympic officials displeased with its Olympics.
In coffee shops and beauty parlors, on radio talk shows and in corporate boardrooms, the city was giving those officials a big Southern raspberry.


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Where there is life there is hope for Bradford Bulls, with a further stay of execution granted while potential new owners look at the viability of taking over the stricken club.
Last night's midnight deadline for a buyer was extended to July 27 once the RFL agreed in principle to advance television monies to cover the players' monthly wage bill of £200,000, which is due to be paid tomorrow.
Liquidation of the club was averted after three days of discussions between Brendan Guilfoyle, the club's administrator, and a local Asian business consortium of property merchants and restaurateurs, whose takeover interest


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WARNING!!!! This is my first attempted Trip Report!
Airline: Horizon
Aircraft: Dash-8-Q200 (N350PH)
Flight: 2056 Redmond Oregon (RDM) - Seattle Washington (SEA)
Seat: 4A (Window Exit)
Scheduled Departure Time: 7:50 PM
Actual Departure Time: 7:57 PM
Scheduled Arrival Time: 9:00 PM
Actual Arrival Time: 8:56 PM
Checking in was painless and quick, though parking wasn't fun. RDM is going through a time of expansion and finding a place to park involves a lot of driving around and then about a 1/2 mile walk. The plane was a bit late which is typical for evening flights. Boarding was fast, as the crew and gate agents were trying to make up for lost time. I took my seat and we were under way. I was unable to take any photos since it was night. The lovely flight attendant came through and offered everyone chips and salsa along with a beverage, including complimentary beer and wine for those over 21. By the time I had finished my chips and drink, we were starting our descent into SEA. We landed and parked at the C2 gates.
I had a little time before my next flight so i headed to the Alaska Airlines Board Room for a snack and a rest. The Board room has a tremendous view from the second floor, too bad it was night. I grabbed a fresh cookie, cup of soup, some potato chips and a cranberry juice. I ate quick and watched a 737-700 get serviced below me.
Airline: Alaska Airlines
Aircraft: 737-400 (N705AS)
Flight: 129 Seattle Washington (SEA) - Anchorage Alaska (ANC)
Seat: 2A (First Class, Window)
Scheduled Departure Time: 10:30 PM
Actual Departure Time: 10:32 PM
Scheduled Arrival Time: 1:00 AM
Actual Arrival Time: 12:49 AM (-1 hour time change)
I walked down to gate C 15 to find out that I was upgraded to First Class (love being a MVP Gold). After a quick taxi we took off to the south and made a quick turn back to the northwest. Shortly after takeoff the flight attendents came through and gave all first class customers a Dig-e-Player. This had a number of movies, T V shows, cartoons, music videos, destination information, ESPN sports, Alaska Airlines Information and music. I chose to watch The Guardian (my house in Alaska is in it ). Since it was a night flight there wasnt a meal service, but all F passengers recieved a bag of snack mix, and a bowl of warm nuts. I also downed about 5 juices. I feel asleep but woke up before touchdown. We taxied to Gate C4 and our bags arrived in about 10 minutes.
I wasnt able to take any pictures during any of my four flights due to it being night, but I did take some while I was spotting at the airport and wandering around Anchorage.
Airline: Alaska Airlines
Aircraft: 737-400 (N795AS)
Flight: 96 Anchorage (ANC) - Seattle (SEA)
Seat: 3F (First Class, Window)
Scheduled Departure Time: 4:30 PM
Actual Departure Time: 4:30 PM
Scheduled Arrival Time: 9:00 PM
Actual Arrival Time: 8:24 PM (+1 hour time change)
Check in was a breeze and I flew through security thanks to my MVP Gold card. Once through security, I headed to the Board Room and grabbed some cheese and crackers. Then I decided to walk around my favorite airport. I wanted to get a good look at a 737-400 combi, I also saw the Make a Wish 737 along with the Salmon-thirty-Salmon. The I was walking down past the Conco-Phillips/BP gate and there were about 100 calendar/posters. Each poster had Northern Air Cargo's new 737-200 freighter with a mountian background. I grabbed 3 . I went to gate C2 to find that I had been upgraded again!
I took my seat and we were off like a......737 out of ANC! Soon after departure I recived my Dig-e-Player, this time I watched Little Miss Sunshine. I was served a chicken pesto sandwich with swiss and a side salad. The meal was above average and it was topped off with a chocolate. All F passengers were also given a 75th anniversary bookmark. We landed in SEA ahead of schedule and we parked at N10 in the North Satilite.
After a quick subway trip, I headed to the Board room and snatched a few fresh cookies. I read the newspaper and the Alaska Airlines Magazine. Then I was off for my flight to RDM.
Airline: Horizon
Aircraft: Dash-8-Q200 (N345PH)
Flight: 2167 Seattle (SEA) - Redmond (RDM)
Seat: 1E (Window Exit)
Scheduled Departure Time: 10:15 PM
Actual Departure Time: 10:16 PM
Scheduled Arrival Time: 11:55 PM
Actual Arrival Time: 11:45PM
I boarded at gate C2E and walked out to the Dash. I took my seat and we took off right on time. I was served chips and salsa again along with a beverage. I feel asleep and awoke to the landing gear begin lowerd. We landed and our bags were out to us in about 10 minutes.
Time and time again I have been impressed by Alaska and Horizon, and this time was no exception. I would reccomend them to anyone!!!


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Have a sandwich at your desk on Tuesday and you could learn something about your consumer rights.
As part of National Consumer Protection Week, The Plain Dealer and cleveland.com are hosting a live chat from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at cleveland.com/consumeraffairs.
Join us to get instant answers to your questions about:
- Credit scores and reporting
- Privacy and ID theft
- Home repair and other services
- Mail fraud and scams
- Debt collection
- Robocalls
- Consumer contracts
- Your consumer rights and more.
Visit cleveland.com/consumeraffairs during the lunchtime chat to get advice from local experts from agencies including the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland, Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Cleveland, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service and the Better Business Bureau.
To participate, create or sign into your account at cleveland.com before the chat.
I'll be retweeting some questions and answers on Twitter. Follow me on Twitter @consumerwriter to join the discussion there. The hashtag for the event is #ncpwcle.
Other events during the week include:
- Free shred events. You've got two opportunities to drop off sensitive documents you'd like to safely dispose of but don't have the patience to shred on your own. Drop bagged or boxed papers off at the U.S. Post Office customer lot from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, 2400 Orange Ave., Cleveland.
- Consumer resource fairs. National Consumer Protection Week kicks off with a consumer resource fair from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday at Tower City. Can't make it? A second resource fair is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at University Hospitals' Main Atrium, 11100 Euclid Ave. Local agencies will be on hand to provide referrals and take-home materials.
- Consumer call-ins. Channel 5 will host a consumer call-in from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Monday. Channel 3 hosts one from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The stations will announce the call-in numbers during the evening newscasts.
There's also a straggler event -- but one worth hitting if you're looking for free legal advice about a civil (not criminal) matter. Cleveland Legal Aid will hold an advice clinic from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. March 15 at the Cleveland Public Library's Hough branch, 1566 Crawford Road, Cleveland.
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You may recall that many 'Star Wars' fans were unhappy with the prequels, and that as a consequence of the fans' anger, Episodes I, II, and III are only the 7th, 30th, and 12th highest-grossing films of all time, with a combined worldwide gross of just $2.4 billion. Duly chastened by this catastrophic failure, George Lucas announced Tuesday that those prequels, along with the three original films, will be re-released in 3D. This will fix everything, since the main thing people didn't like about the prequels was that watching them didn't require special glasses.
Episode I, 'The Phantom Menace,' will hit theaters in 2012, followed by its prequel brethren and the original trilogy. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the six movies will be released one a year, which means 'Return of the Jedi 3D' will come out in 2017, which will be the 40th anniversary of the original 'Star Wars,' which means that you are very old.
Lucasfilm told Variety that the company is committed to making the 'Star Wars' saga look as good in 3D as it would have if it had actually been shot that way. "It's not going to look like [conversions] we've seen in the past," said John Knoll, the visual effects supervisor for Industrial Light & Magic. I assume he then coughed into his hand and said something like 'Clash of the Titans.'
Knoll also says they're not going to tinker with the special effects, though I wouldn't hold my breath on that one, given Lucas' fondness of tinkering and his uncanny ability to annoy his fans no matter what he does. Even if they don't do anything new to the prequels, it's probably the "special edition" versions of the original trilogy that they'll be converting, not the original ones. Then again, the very idea of 3D-ifying 'Star Wars,' 'The Empire Strikes Back,' and 'Return of the Jedi' is probably offensive to a lot of hardcore fans, so if Lucas is going to desecrate them he might as well use the heretical "special editions" as his starting point.
Lucas has been talking about new ways to make money on his old products -- I'm sorry, new ways to help fans experience the 'Star Wars' saga -- for years; here's a reference from 2005. He's been waiting until there were enough 3D screens to make it worthwhile. After all, what's the point in releasing a 'Star Wars' film on only a few hundred screens? You might as well just throw the movie in the bushes.
What do you think? (I happen to know that George Lucas cares deeply about what you think.) Do you look forward to seeing 'Star Wars' in this new way? Can Lucasfilm and ILM really avoid the post-conversion curse? And will this silence the critics who complained that the prequels lacked depth?
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Police called after neighbors mistake Airsoft guns for rifles
UPDATED 4:05 PM CDT Jun 06, 2013
Fayettville police received a call Wednesday from a resident who thought his home was being surrounded and claimed he could hear gunshots.
Sgt. Craig Stout said when police arrived to the home on Shadybrook, the shots turned out to be teenagers shooting Airsoft rifles outside.
Police spoke with the boys and the supervising parent, reminding them why many neighbors might feel alarmed by the shooting.
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I can see all the wireless connections around me but mine. I have a Toshiba
satellite M30. My MACBOOK still see the connection without any problem. I've
been working with WindowsXP (SP2) for about a month with no problems at all.
I've no antivirus running and my only firewall was windows' firewall.
I've already updated the OS through WindowsUpdate two days ago.
Has anyone ever heard of a similar problem or can suggest any solution/check?
I really don't know what to do,
thank you all,
Here's the history, it might be useful to understand the situation:
One day I put on stand-by the pc. When I turned it back on, my connection
was not in the list anymore. I restarted my Dlink DSL-G604T and the
connection was back. At the next restart of the PC, wireless signal lost
again. Ntestumbler does not see my router as well. I restarted the
AccessPoint of the router. Signal back. Restarted the PC and signal was lost
again. REinstalled the wireless connection through windowsXP (SP2) wizard.
Connection back on work. Restarted the PC and there I am again. Uninstalled
the "Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 2200BG" card, restarted the pc, reinstalled it,
updated it, restarted the PC but this time, the connection didn't get back.
Uninstalled the AEGIS protocol and the signal got back and went away again
after the I restarted the PC.
I then went back to the oldest saved windows configuration point when all
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WARREN - County Auditor Adrian Biviano plans to challenge in court a state ruling that would cause $3 million in personal property taxes overpaid by the former WCI Steel to be refunded by Howland Township, Warren, Warren Township, and Warren and Howland school districts.
The legal maneuvering, it's hoped by Biviano, would bring some relief to those affected by what he says is an unfair situation: a defunct steel mill or its successors trying to recoup tangible personal property taxes, which no longer exist in Ohio, for a period or more than 10 years ago.
''I just don't think it's right,'' said Biviano. ''Giving back something from 13 years ago for something that doesn't exist on a tax that doesn't exist, it's not right.''
County commissioners on Wednesday hired an attorney from Canfield to ''review and prepare a legal analysis'' of the ruling by the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals to determine what might be done to lessen the future effect of it on those that might have to repay - Warren and Howland school districts, the city of Warren and Howland and Warren townships. An option is taking the case to bankruptcy court.
The state board ruled earlier this year in favor of WCI on an appeal it made in 2005 of a Department of Taxation decision not to lessen the value of machinery and equipment held by the steelmaker at its old Warren facility for years 2001, 2002 and 2003. The case also spent time before the Ohio Supreme Court.
The revised values accepted by the board are what has led to the situation where the governments are facing the potential of paying back the amounts to WCI or a successor, which an attorney for the former WCI, Steven A. Dimengo of Akron, said is RG Steel.
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RG Steel ran the Pine Avenue facility, but unloaded it in bankruptcy.
Warren City School District would be liable to repay the most, which is about $1.4 million, said Treasurer Angela Lewis based on Biviano's ''rough estimate.''
Lewis said she's not too worried about the situation now. ''It took 11 years to get to this point, it could take a couple more years now that they have hired this attorney.''
Howland School District would be responsible for about $550,000, said Treasurer Tom Krispinsky.
Biviano said he will not withhold the refund from the property tax proceeds given to the governments until the matter is final. If there was a refund made, it would have to come from a different source of revenue because the tangible personal property tax revenue stream no longer exists, Biviano said.


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JERSEY CITY – Nate Carroll is pretty frank about how he earned his job on the Seattle Seahawks coaching staff. His father, Pete, is the head coach, so it's obvious.
"That is the reason I got the job," Carroll said this past week. "Because he is my dad. There's no ways around it. At the same time, I'm a smart kid, I've been around football my whole entire life.
"He's been teaching me football since I was born and I work my tail off. I'm not just taking it for a ride. I work hard and I think I provide value."
Carroll, an offensive assistant, understands the cries of nepotism exist, so he wanted to get that out of the way. But in his third season with the franchise, he is enjoying a run to the Super Bowl and sharing the experience with his dad.
Nate Carroll, 26, has grown up with football, with a father who spent long hours as a coach, with a first-hand understanding of this world. As a child, he would try to stay up as late as he could, fighting his mother's calls to go to bed, so he could be awake when Pete came home.
Those were their moments, because if Nate could stay up late enough, it would mean a chance to play basketball or baseball or some game with his dad.
Now, those late-night hours still hold a significance. It's the chance for them to spend 30 minutes together, after a long day, talking football and family.
Or for Nate to sit in his cubicle in the Seahawks facility, only to hear Pete coming down the hall bouncing a basketball. Or, like recently, a game of one-on-one breaks out in the hall.
This is Pete Carroll. Long known as a gregarious, easygoing coach, he was the same as a father, Nate says. The two are intertwined and Nate has never known football without his father. His childhood was always tethered to upcoming Saturdays or Sundays or summers that led into the season.
The elder Carroll, 62, never tried to dissuade Nate from coaching, but told him to do whatever he desired in life. Nate's older brother, Brennan, worked on his dad's staff at USC.
When Pete decided to leave the Trojans for Seattle, it was Nate who tried to tell him the downside, convince Pete of the criticism about to be lobbed his way. Then his dade said the words that changed his mind: "I'm gonna go to Seattle and I got a job for you with me."
Nate worked as a defense assistant last year and nearly left the organization. When defensive coordinator Gus Bradley left the Seahawks to become the Jaguars head coach, he brought Nate to Jacksonville for an interview, then offered him a job.
Then Pete Carroll stepped in and found a way to keep Nate in Seattle.
Yet, Nate knows a day will come when he won't work with his father.
"I almost didn't work with him last year but in the future, I mean, he's pretty old" Nate Carroll said. "He's pretty old but he's still got all the energy. He does love his grandkids. I don't think he's quitting if he wins the Super Bowl, I don't think that's it, but you can only go for so long."
For now, though, Nate is enjoying the moment. A Super Bowl trip and sharing it with his father the entire way.
"I feel like I'm one probably one of the luckiest guys."


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The Monte Carlo Experience: 2008 FIM Off Road Awards
The Monte Carlo Experience:
On Saturday, December 6th, all eyes in the motocross world were on Monte Carlo, for the annual FIM Off Road Awards. Please watch the video to get a taste of what happened in Monaco, view the photos too, and below you can see the awards that were handed out to the recipients.
Photos by Synthia Blackmore, Youthstream, and Lex
* MX1 World Champion – David Philippaerts
* MX2 World Champion and Lovemytime MX2 Qualifying Award Winner – Tyla Rattray
* MX3 World Champion – Sven Breugelmans
* Motocross of Nations Winner USA – James Stewart-Ryan Villopoto-Tim Ferry
* Women's World Champion – Livia Lancelot
* 125cc Junior World Champion – Matiss Karro
* 85cc Junior World Champion – Jeffrey Herlings
* Junior Motocross World Championship Nations – Holland
* Veteran's World Cup Winner – Peter Iven
* "Jan De Groot" Award – Gert Krestinov
* MX1 Manufacturer World Champion – Suzuki
* MX2 Manufacturer World Champion – KTM
* MX3 Manufacturer World Champion – KTM
* MX1 Winning Team – Team Teka Suzuki WMX1
* MX2 Winning Team – Team Red Bull KTM Factory Racing
* MX3 Winning Team – Team JM KTM Racing
* Lovemytime MX1 Pole Position Award Winner – Sebastien Pourcel
* Motocross MX1/MX2 Best Organizer – Lierop
* Motocross MX3 Best Organizer – Santiago de Chile
* Motocross Media Development – Donington Park
* Motocross Best Infrastructure – Mallory Park
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Luigi steps out from the shadow of his brother Mario and into the gloomy shadows of a very haunted house in this, his first-ever starring role. Armed with a flashlight and a customized vacuum cleaner, Luigi must rid the mansion of Boos and ghouls–and find his missing brother to boot.
Waiting within Luigi's Mansion is a breathtaking (and heart-stopping) adventure unlike anything you've ever seen on a console. From the brick-walled basement to the gloomy grounds, Luigi's Mansion is packed with chills, thrills, and unending surprises.
As he carefully creeps about the mansion, Luigi will have to find the keys that open the many locked doors. There are plenty of coins, cash and gold bars to be vacuumed up, too. Some money is out in the open, but most is concealed. Luigi will have to use his vacuum to make withdrawals from vases, bookcases, drawers, and more.
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Earlier this year, I and my colleagues at Hewlett-Packard Labs, in Palo Alto, Calif., surprised the electronics community with a fascinating candidate for such a device: the memristor. It had been theorized nearly 40 years ago, but because no one had managed to build one, it had long since become an esoteric curiosity. That all changed on 1 May, when my group published the details of the memristor in Nature.
Combined with transistors in a hybrid chip, memristors could radically improve the performance of digital circuits without shrinking transistors. Using transistors more efficiently could in turn give us another decade, at least, of Moore's Law performance improvement, without requiring the costly and increasingly difficult doublings of transistor density on chips. In the end, memristors might even become the cornerstone of new analog circuits that compute using an architecture much like that of the brain.
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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- The NOAA website that provides weather data through the National Weather Service is apparently affected by the federal government shutdown. However, the website promises that weather updates will remain available.
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By the time Lt. Col. Rick Husband's space shuttle lifted away from earth, he was ready.
Husband, an Amarillo native, worked toward this goal his whole life. He was the pilot for the STS-96 Discovery mission, which docked with the International Space Station in May.
Husband recalled the morning of his launch.
"There's a certain amount of anticipation you feel, but also a lot of excitement," Husband said. "Hearing the experienced people on the crew talk about it `Hey, when you get out of the astrovan, you're going to think the vehicle's alive' - and they're right, just the sounds that are going on out there.
"It's an amazing thing to think - an incredible amount of power and energy that has to be released to get that size of vehicle going as fast as it needs to achieve orbit."
The rest of the crew consisted of commander Kent Rominger and mission specialists Tammy Jernigan, Ellen Ochoa, Dan Barry, Julie Payette and Valeri Tokarev.
"I was very pleasantly surprised that I didn't feel nervous - all of the training we had was excellent preparation," Husband said. "I was just thinking `I'm ready to go' and this is a really good feeling.
"We came out of the nine-minute hold, and at that point you definitely are on your toes. It's my responsibility to get the auxiliary power units started and running. I definitely was checking and rechecking the switches. Everything went fine.
"The engines started up, and you could feel a kind of a rumble. When the solid rocket boosters lit off, there's a definite shaking. It all went as expected. I saw a thin layer of clouds coming up the front window. I'm keeping an eye on the engines - and at the last second I'm going to watch us go zoom through that layer. I did, and they just went by in a flash. You could tell that we were accelerating."
The next phases went smoothly with a surprisingly quiet ride.
"It was a very smooth and very quiet ride, almost a much more relaxed pace than what we're used to from training where they're throwing simulated emergencies at us to keep us busy," Husband said.
Once the main engines cut off, everything was quiet. Husband heard the external tank separate and watched little pieces of ice go by.
Husband said he enjoyed the sensation of weightlessness.
"One thing which was really fun (was) iftwo people were having a conversation, and I needed to go upstairs," Husband said, "instead of having to say `excuse me' and going between them, all I had to do is go up and over without interrupting."
Husband tried to get a view of his hometown.
"Orbit 18, we were supposed to go fairly close to Amarillo," Husband said. "Things were pretty cloudy, so I didn't get to see much of the Texas Panhandle except under cloud cover."
Husband was responsible for undocking the shuttle. Husband piloted the flyaround of the space station.
"That was a real thrill," Husband said. "We worked very well as a team - the separation went very smoothly. It was a really great experience from my point as a pilot actually getting to fly the orbiter."
Husband represents the astronauts in the selection of the crew rescue vehicle for the space station.
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Hours: Mon-Thurs 4pm-2am; Fri 4pm-4am; Sat 11am-4am; Sun 11am-4pm
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New York City's urban rustic trend keeps on trucking with the newest addition to Greenpoint's ever-expanding nightlife scene, The Habitat. Housed in an old convenience store and built with lumber salvaged from as far away as Maine, the bar and restaurant will let Brooklynites savor back porch ambiance without having to breathe the air from the nearby sewage treatment plant. The kitchen is located behind what looks to be the exterior wall of a house, and a raised deck seems destined for late-night bluegrass jams. Chef Ashley Engmann, former manager at Park South and cook at Lotus, [prepares] mostly-American small plate menu, though her specialty is said to be her empanadas. A pecan mandarin salad, a twice baked potato, cheeseburgers, sandwiches and other late night snacks are also planned. The yellow pine bar, salvaged from an old mechanic shop, is irreverently topped with cement in the center, and 12 beers, mostly microbrews, will be on tap, as well as wine and spirits.
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The Habitat, a little nook in Greenpoint, pretty much resembles the interior of a Big Buck Hunter lodge. The bar was built from scratch using wood from Williamsburg's own Moon River Chattle, and there are plenty of positives: a sangria-and-empanada special, macaroni and cheese, and two-for-one on select beers (among the dozen drafts are Anchor Porter, Heavy Seas Small Craft Warning, Ommegang Witte, and Avery Ol Jubilation). The kitchen's full menu, including Prince Edward Island mussels and mini crab cakes, is served till midnight. First-time owner Nicole Orlando says she spent a lot of time on the bathrooms, and it shows: In addition to the old-school sink, there's also a framed photo of sinks on the wall. And finally, the conversation piece: a German cuckoo clock!


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Kemp's ridley 12th release scheduled for the weekend
The 12th Kemp's ridley sea turtle hatching release this year will be at 6:45 a.m. Saturday, a news release said.
Sea turtle enthusiasts are advised to call the Hatchling Hotline before heading to the release.
Canceling the event depends on whether turtles are ready for the release at the scheduled time.
There have been 72 Kemp's ridley nests found at the National Seashore this year and 10 on North Padre Island.
The nesting season continues through mid-July for Kemp's ridley and mid-September for loggerhead and green turtles. One loggerhead nest was found this year at Padre Island National Seashore.
Park entrance fees will be waived for people attending the release.
Attendees should not bring or eat food since it will attract gulls, and should not wear white clothing or white footwear, or take photos using a flash, since all of these will disorient the hatchlings.
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The stock price is not going to get lower than 13 so don't be fool and sell at these levels. at 13 a share Nintendo worth is 15 billion dollar. That's the amount of cash the have!!
What company you know that 100 percent of their stock share is the cash?? what about the brands? only the brands Nintendo created worth at least 20 billion. So why is the stock down? people are in panic for video game stocks, even if the a company is profitable. just look at ATVI, on the day they released the news that they made 1 billion dollar from black ops 2 in 14 days, the stock went down. why? people are in panic and think irrationality when panicking. Wait for the earning report, and you will see how much they sold this holiday season. If I had more money available I would buy like crazy now from fools who sell at these price.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Guess what? It CAN drop below $13/shr and did.
I find it ridiculous how little news there is about Nintendo's stocks dropping like a rock. How about some news from Nintendo themselves about what they plan to do about it, I think they owe it to us investors to let us know what the hell is going on. North American Wii U sales are largely dropping in the second week of sales, and I've yet to see any TV commercials even advertising the Wii U here in Canada. How are people even supposed to know about it for the Christmas shopping season? Most people still think the Wii and Wii U are the same damn thing. As I write this the stock is at 13.00, and something tells me it will go lower if Nintendo doesn't get their #$%$ together and do something about it.
Sentiment: Hold
I'm trying to get one for Christmas, and they are sold out (the white one) all over the place in Ottawa. So maybe there's no need for TV adds just yet.
Plus, I really want to buy one cause my 8-year-old asked Santa for it. If he knows about Wii U, that means people know...
On a side note, does anybody know, can I use the Wii U as a media player ? Can I store say avi files on the hard drive and play them on TV ?
As I mentioned before it cannot go lower than 13 since that's the value of their cash not including the brand worth.


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SAGINAW, MI — Free child identification kits are available today through the collaborative efforts of the Michigan State Police and Saginaw police.
The EZ Child ID software kits, which include copies of the child's fingerprints, photos and audio of the child's voice, are available from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25 at the Saginaw Police Department, 612 Federal.
Kits, including all the information needed to start an Amber Alert, are handed over to parents or guardians for law enforcement use in case of an emergency.
The Michigan State Police Tri-City Post also recently provided the free kits to parents.
— Jessica Shepherd is a reporter with MLive/The Saginaw News. Contact her at 989-996-0687, email her at email@example.com or follow her on Twitter or Facebook.


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Michael Duane Coen, 73, a resident of Elkins, departed this life early Saturday morning, March 29, 2014, in Barbour County Good Samaritan Center at Belington.
He was born Monday, Sept. 2, 1940, at Anderson, Ind., a son of the late Jennings Darold and Eunice Donna Tumulty Coen.
On June 20, 1987, at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church at Beverly, he was married to the former Partricia Ann Broschart, who survives.
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Also surviving are one son, Jennings Michael Coen and wife, Judy, of Oak Ridge, Tenn.; four stepdaughters, Susie Boatwright and husband, Roger, Gerri Jones and Lloyd Hassell, Julie Broschart and Patricia Dawn Chewning and husband, Kevin, of Coalton; two brothers, Gary N. Coen and wife, Marcia, of Parker, Colo., and Brent D. Coen and wife, Suzette, of Wimberly, Texas; one sister, Pamela Hardin and husband Tom, of Taylorsville, Ky.; five grandsons, Christopher and Tanner Boatwright, Dustin and Garrett Chewning and Casey Jones; and one granddaughter, Hemmingway Lauren Hassell.
Preceding him in death was one son, Barton Carroll Coen.
He was a graduate of Anderson High School in Anderson, Ind., and served in the United States Navy for 22 years until retiring in 1980. He then moved to Elkins and worked as an electrician and eventually a supervisor for Columbia Gas Transmission, retiring in 2000 with 19 years of
He was a member of the H.W. Daniel's Post 29 American Legion, where he had many friends and was known as "Mikie the Candy Man." He enjoyed NASCAR, West Virginia and all his many friends. He loved spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren. He was a wonderful husband and grandfather. "Pap" will be sadly missed by all.
Mr. Coen's request for cremation was honored.
Lohr & Barb Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements for Michael Duane Coen. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.lohrbarbfuneralhome.com.


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hi all,
i am fetching data from the vbrk and when i loop it it gives an error saying that :
@8O@ %LOOP1 "IM_FS_VBRK" cannot be converted to the line type of "IM_T_VBRK".
can u pls tell me as to how to deal with this error and my loop is like this
and my form interface is like this : IM_T_VBRK type Y_TY_VBRK.
and my global interfac is like this: IM_FS_VBRK like vbrk.
and my loop is : IM_T_VBRK into IM_FS_VBRK.
so please help me out.
form interface : IM_T_VBRK like vbrk.
and global interface : IM_FS_VBRK like vbrk.
when u loop your internal table into ur work area both should have same structure . thats why its showing error for u.
when i declare like that it gives this error
@8O@ %LOOP1 "IM_T_VBRK" is neither specified under "TABLES" nor defined as an internal table.
Hi ,
from ur explanation , i think that Y_TY_VBRK is table type ...
u cant simply change that to VBRK ... it should be same in the calling program also ... if u are changing in the calling program also than use TAB_VBRK which is table type of VBRK ...
or else goto se11 .... open Y_TY_VBRK
and give copy the line type of that (say y_vbrk)
now declare IM_FS_VBRK as that type ( IM_FS_VBRK type y_vbrk) ....
hope it helps ...
Hi kata,
Create the line type for Y_TY_VBRK .
In se11-->data type : Y_TY_VBRK.
table type-->in line type give VBRK.
In the smartform..Form interface..
t_vbrk type y_ty_vbrk.
In the driver program...
DATA : fs_vbrk LIKE LINE OF t_vbrk, " Holds BillingDoc Header Details fs_vbrp LIKE LINE OF t_vbrp. " Holds BillingDoc Item Details


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OXFORD – Authors, agents, publishers, professors, retailers and readers will convene in Oxford on Thursday and stay through Saturday for the 18th Oxford Conference for the Book.
Sponsored by several University of Mississippi academic units and such entities as the Mississippi Hills Heritage Area Alliance and the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council, the annual gathering draws such folks to talk about the printed word's past, present and future.
"The Oxford Conference for the Book and the books we examine are not 'for information only' but, without being elitist, focus on books that enrich human life by entertaining and enlightening," said Ann Abadie, associate director of the Center for the Study of Southern Culture and one of the conference founders.
"The mission of the conference is to promote reading, literacy and literature and to broaden knowledge about contemporary writing and publishing as well as the history and role of books in American culture, particularly but not exclusively in the South," she added.
Two of this year's highlights will be the 100th anniversary of Tennessee Williams' birth in Columbus and the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible's first publication. The King James Bible's influence on western culture in general and the American South in particular is so profound that even the Conference's official poster bears an engraving depicting Adam and Eve by the Belgian portraitist Cornelius Boel that was included in the KJV's first printing.
The book conference will dedicate a panel discussion to the KJV titled "The King James Bible at 400." Charles Reagan Wilson, who has written extensively on religion in the South, and Norman W. Jones, who, with Hannibal Hamlin, coedited the book "The King James Bible after 400 Years," will talk about the bible's significance and cultural influence over the last four centuries.
One recurring focus will be the future of reading. "The Endangered Species: Readers Today and Tomorrow" and "Reading in the Post-Gutenbergian Age" may allow a little collective nail biting, but such unease also prompts the action of two "Literature for Young Readers" sessions and a Young Readers' Fair to groom an appreciative audience for tomorrow's books.
In addition, two of the nation's bookstore icons will share the stage when Paul Yamazaki, head buyer for San Francisco's City Lights Bookstore and Richard Howorth, owner of Oxford-based Square Books, sit down for a public dialogue.
Poets get several nods of approval, with a celebration of National Poetry Month, a poetry craft talk and an open-mic night at Off Square Books for poetry and fiction.
Lyn Roberts, manager of Square Books, said the conference is fresh each year.
"Panels and readers change yearly based on what is going on in the publishing industry and book world," she said. "Readers of all stripes will enjoy hearing some of the most exciting writers of this generation read and discuss their work, and there are panels on different genres … something for every reader to enjoy – no Ph.D. in literary theory required."
The eclectic nature of the Conference for the Book shows up in such offerings as "Southern Women Making Up Themselves," "Texts and Technologies," "Comic Book Auteurs," "Writing about Sports" and a special performance of Oxford's down-home music-and-literature show, "Thacker Mountain Radio."
Two meals during the three-day event require preregistration and payment, but most events in the Oxford Conference for the Book are free and open to the public. For more information, call (662) 915-5993 or log on to www.oxfordconferenceforthebook.com.


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Backup catcher plays main role in SeaWolves' win
Craig Albernaz doesn't play every day as the backup catcher for the SeaWolves.
When he gets a chance, he contributes.
Albernaz drove in two runs and picked off a runner in a big situation Saturday as Erie defeated another top pitching prospect with a 5-1 win over Richmond in front of 5,070 fans at Jerry Uht Park.
"First and foremost, I want to get the win," Albernaz said. "After that, I make sure I control the running game and with me hitting ninth, anything I do offensively is a bonus, so I just try to do the small thing. Move runners over, bunt, do anything I can to help out."
Erie improved to 52-55 and moved to within 51/2 games of Akron in the wild-card race as the RubberDucks felt to Reading 6-3. The SeaWolves haven't been 51/2 games out of second place since June 5.
"We're playing well and received two really good pitching performances the past two nights," Erie manager Lance Parrish said. "We've had some timely hits and that's kind of the way things work out when you do things the right way. Obviously, I give credit to our pitching staff the past few nights. They've done a heck of a job. Jeff turned it around, got through the fifth inning and did a real good job."
With two outs in the bottom of the fourth inning, Albernaz ripped a two-run single up the middle to extend Erie's one-run lead to 4-1. In the next half inning, with runners on first and second and leadoff hitter Kelby Tomlinson to the plate, Albernaz picked off Skyler Stromsmoe at first to end the threat.
Albernaz's most important role might have been behind the plate.
Jeff Ferrell and Albernaz worked together as Ferrell had his best start since June 28. Ferrell went seven innings allowing one run on six hits with six strikeouts.
"Right before the game I told Jeff that he needed to command his fastball, and right away he showed that from the first inning," Albernmaz said. "He was going in and out to both righties and lefties, and that left it open for his change up and curveball. Once we established that, I wouldn't say it was easy, but he was able to get into a rhythm and feel comfortable throwing his pitches."
Jarrett Parker crushed a solo home run to deep center in the second inning to give Richmond (64-43) a 1-0 lead. That was it for the Flying Squirrels, who have scored one run in the past 23 innings.
Francisco Martinez tied the game in the bottom of the second inning with an RBI double before Jason Krizan drove in Albernaz in the third.
Ramon Cabrera made it 5-1 in the fifth inning with a two-out RBI single up the middle as the SeaWolves beat Ty Blach, the No. 5 prospect in the San Francisco Giants organization according to MLB.com.
On Friday, Erie beat Kyle Crick, the No. 1 prospect for the Giants.
The SeaWolves finish up the seven-game homestand today at 1:35 p.m. before a trip to Altoona and New Britain.
TOM REISENWEBER can be reached at 870-1707 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNreisenweber. Read the Extra Innings blog at www.GoErieBlogs.com/extra-innings.