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Ethiopia inaugurates international airport at Humera
Source: Ethiopian News Agency
An international airport constructed in Humera, Ethiopia at a cost of over 182 million birr was officially inaugurated on Sunday.
The Humera International Airport, situated in northwest Ethiopia was official opened for flight after three years of construction.
Speaking at the inaugural ceremony, Transport and Communication State Minister, Diriba Kuma said the airport would help Ethiopian to get its agricultural products from the area to international markets as fast as possible.
The state minister said the construction of the airport was aimed at helping the agriculture sector in the region where maize, sesame and other oilseeds have widely been produced.
According to the state minister, the airport would also help Ethiopia to facilitate its communication with border countries in the area.
The construction was carried out by the Ethiopian Airports Enterprise, a government institution responsible for construction and administration of airports across Ethiopia.
Enterprise General Manager, Shiferaw Alemu said on the event that the government covered the construction fund.
The manager said the airport has been built with modern runway to land present-day huge aircraft including antonove 124.
According to the manager, a three kilometer long and 45 meter wide runway has been constructed.
Some investors and residents of the town expressed their belief that the airport would speed up the growth of the town and the trade interaction.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by senior government officials including board chairperson of the enterprise, Energy and Mine Minister, Alemayehu Tegenu.
what a waste of hard earned money and time what do we have in humera
This is a horribly written article - It sound as if it was written by a kindergartner. Where was the editor?
It is known that Woyane has settled more than 600,000 Tigrawai's in Wolkait Tsegede espcially in Humera and Dansha. In reality, these areas as well as the natives are belong to Gonder. Anyway, the air port is planned for two things: (i) to exploit thiese colonized lands to the optimal level, and (ii) to use this airport as additional airforce base in any eventuality of war with Eritrea. However, woyane is naive since this airport is in reach of even a short-range mortar from Omhajer mountains of the Eritrean border.
Well done and good job. You people make me happy and proud.
Former emplyee of Ethiopian Airlines.
Las End Ailrlines.
good location….Three more to come One in Asayta Afar Ethiopia, one in Jigjiga Somalia Ethiopia and one somewhere in the south maybe Awasa
Ha, we know this is is going to be an air base for the coming war with Eritrea..
International Airport in Mekele ..
Airport upgrade and runway extension in Axum …
International airport at Humera …
Airport here and there in northern part of 'our' country
But ..
Existing airports elsewhere are being closed - for instance Kombolcha airport.
A sad state of Ethiopia - or the rest of Ethiopia I should say …
a third international airport in Tigray
well done you guys.becouse humera is investor main place.
Let me say to those of you who have nothing good to say about the north, so you know we have more than a majestic rocky mountainous landscape. Humera is the agricultural hub of the north and provides Ethiopia and the world with a variety of agricultural stables.
Buzayehu, the Abay Tigrai dreamer cockroach said:
"Ha, we know this is is going to be an air base for the coming war with Eritrea..
Kikikiki "
Let alone to have an airport in a long artillery distance, even the distance to Mekele's Airport was not a threat. Did you know how many fighter planes were distroyed in Mekele, within minutes? Did you know how many commandoes destroyed Ethiopian 30 fighter planes inside Asmara and only one foghter was sacrificed?
Dedeb Hasad Abay Tigrawai, weapons or planes are not the determining factors, it is human's determination and cause.
yeshiro mentektek shiro Teb iskilibet dires new!
The looting and dismantling of Gondar, in using "Coca Colas' name" to resettle Abay Tigraians continues.
Aye "Mama EthioPia" besimish sintu tesera!
You ignorrant tigryan haters,you are going to cry the rest of your life while we are beulding our nation.Humera is just one of the project.
you are correct. Welkayit-Humera is a colony.
The manager said the airport has been built with modern runway to land present-day huge aircraft including antonove 124.
Is an old Russian antonove is becaming the measuring stick for huge aircrafts?
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Two Americans, including a Boston pastor, that were taken hostage in Egypt last week were released Monday, according to an Egyptian official.
Rev. Michel Louis, pastor of the Eglise de Dieu de la Pentecote, and church member Lissa Alphonse were on a Holy Land tour Friday when they were kidnapped by an Egyptian Bedouin on a Sinai road.
Bedouin Jirmy Abu-Masuh hoped to secure the freedom of his uncle, who was in prison for failing to pay a bribe to police. Egyptian officials, however, refused to bend to his demands.
Finally, after three days of negotiations, Abu-Masuh released the prisoners to security officials near the northern Sinai city of el-Arish.
"We are a people of mercy and they don't have anything to do with this," Abu-Masuh said, referring to the freed hostages.
Egyptian officials said the Americans are in "good condition."
"They are at security headquarters with us now…. The negotiations succeeded, but we did not give in to the kidnappers' demands," Gen. Ahmed Bakr, head of security in North Sinai, told CNN Monday.
The pastor, a diabetic, reportedly offered himself as a hostage in exchange for Alphonse.
"The only concern that we have at the moment is that he is diabetic, and the longer they hold him, I assume it's not going to work in his favor," Louis' son, Jean, told reporters prior to his father's release.
Pastor Louis' church takes a trip to Israel every year. This year their tour bus crossed into Egypt.
"He's been doing it for the past four years now, and this just turned out to be a little different from any other year," the younger Louis said.
Meanwhile, Rev. Louis told CNN he thanked God for his release, as well as the other hostage.
The pastor's family called Monday's happy ending an answer to prayer.
"I'm exuberant. I have no words to express," Jean Louis said. "I just want to be with my family. I want to hear my father. I want to hear my mother. Thank you, thank you very much."
Friday's incident is the third time this year Americans have been kidnapped in the Peninsula.
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Around two million Britons will be flying out of the UK this bank holiday weekend, the Association for British Travel Agents (Abta) has estimated.
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SX1GTC is the official commemorative station for the 15 years of Greek Telegraphy Club (GTC). The station will be activated during the month of November 2013. The first 30 radio amateurs who will work SX1GTC on most bands (1 contact per band counts) will be eligible for a medal, which will be mailed to them absolutely free of charge. The next 30 stations will be awarded with an attractive diploma, also free of charge.
In every case a station can ask for getting one of his qso on a nice wooden plaque with engraved qso details. The cost will be announced soon. Please check SX1GTC qrz page or www.raag.org GTC section for more updated information.
This activity is devoted in the memory of our young colleague SY2ALT who passed away lately.
The Greek Telegraphy Club was formed in October 1998, based on an idea of George SV1NA (SK), as an independent Hellenic club, and aims
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Membership is completely free of any charge. The officers of the club are all the founding members, a number which consists of twenty two people.
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WASHINGTON -- Immigration reform is picking up steam in Congress Thursday, but there are still plenty of potholes ahead.
In the next few months, Americans should have a better idea of whether millions of illegal immigrants will get an eventual pathway to citizenship. But first, there's an 844-page bill to go through.
"Our staff has been working for days to try and decipher this gobbledygook," Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., charged.
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., one of the bill's key sponsors, conceded there are kinks that need to be worked out.
"It's not ideal," he said. "But it's tough, it's fair and it's enforceable."
The recent climate change on immigration has been propelled largely by the faith community. Polls show 60 percent of white evangelical Christians support a pathway to citizenship as long as there are some requirements in the bill.
"Initially evangelicals were way behind. What we see now is that evangelical leadership is walking in tandem, is walking at the rhythm of the beat of immigration reform," Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, head of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, said.
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But there's a potential stumbling block to that support. The immigration bill includes language that would allow gay couples to sponsor their partners for U.S. residence
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Batman: Arkham Asylum.
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Netanyahu's speech last night really blew our minds. Every single Israeli, even the ones who have no respect for him as Prime Minister, agreed that this speech was on the verge of breathtaking. But turns out, once again, the joke's on us.
After wowing the audience with facts about Israel, the Middle East and Iran, and after breaking every rumor and misjudgment, Netanyahu pulled out a picture with the drawing of a bomb. It wasn't necessary. After all, he could have explained Iran's nuclear progress by using only words, but he probably wanted to make his speech unforgettable. Well, he definitely succeeded in doing that. Right after the speech, Israeli websites and Facebook accounts began to fill with Memes and caricatures of our prime minister and the bomb. But what started as an inside joke, managed to hurt our public image yet again.
Soon, those jokes spread worldwide, including articles in important papers, saying Israelis make jokes on Netanyahu's speech. It's true what some say: that this whole thing got people to remember this speech of all the others (Obama and Ahmadinejad included), but the way I look at it, this still bites us in our behinds. This speech contained all the right components. Netanyahu answered every single bad thing ever said about Israel. He managed not only to show the strategic importance of Israel in the Middle East, but also the damage in Iran's current existence there. He left the Palestinians speechless after mentioning the humanitarian aid Israelis provide them, which is something they consistently "leave out" whenever they get the chance to speak up. He answered all of those who try and harm us, or make us look bad in the eyes of the world and left the audience no choice but to applaud as he firmly said peace can never be accomplished by speeches, and that nuclear Iran will not make peace happen sooner.
This speech did something not many speeches do - convinced the world in its truthfulness. 24 hours later, all I can think of is what a shame none of those strong words were left. This was some healthy humor after an intense speech we all admired, and now it is out of context. This speech will definitely be the most remembered one. Only people would not remember the importance of drawing a red line, they will remember the drawing of a bomb and an empty sentence about Road Runner and Wiley Coyote. Yet again, maybe I am too much of a pessimist. perhaps this bomb will have the right impact, enough to stop the real bomb…
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It's looks great! I'm umming and ahhing about getting this pattern at the moment. May I ask, what is zip boning?
Hi Amanda! This is a fairly decent pattern. I do suggest that you make a mock up in the size listed for your measurements, and in the next 2 sizes down. If I make another, I will be going 2 sizes below what is listed for my measurements, that's for sure. As for zip boning, it is the industrial zip ties that you can pick up at your local hardware store. I usually buy the zip ties that are 32" long, as I can get more bones out of the package. This length of zip ties come about 15 ties per bag and will run you about $8. They are more sturdy, and will give you a better hold compared to the regular poly boning you can buy at the fabric stores. Just make sure you have really good pair of snips for cutting them.
Thanks! I'm not sure if that stuff is available in the UK - I'll have a look! I've heard of using cable ties, but the don't seem that strong or flexible. I've used spiral steel boning, about from cutting it, I really like it because of it's flexibility and because it doesn't buckle. The costumes you make are really beautiful, just gorgeous!


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LAS VEGAS — Sexual function improved in almost 70% of obese women who underwent bariatric surgery, according to data from a small prospective cohort study.
Almost two-thirds of the patients met clinical criteria for female sexual dysfunction prior to surgery. Six months after the bariatric procedures, only one in five women fulfilled the criteria.
"Across the whole sample, significant postoperative improvement occurred in all domains of the sexual function index," Dale Bond, PhD, of Miriam Hospital and Brown University in Providence, R.I., reported here at the American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery meeting.
- Explain to patients that this study showed that sexual function improved in obese women who underwent weight-loss surgery.
- The study involved a relatively small number of patients.
- Note that this study was published as an abstract and presented at a conference. These data and conclusions should be considered to be preliminary until published in a peer-reviewed journal.
"Greater sexual function improvement was associated with younger age, being married, and worse preoperative sexual function. Postoperatively, patients' sexual function scores were indistinguishable from those of normative controls."
Obesity increases the risk of sexual dysfunction in women. Women who are candidates for bariatric surgery have a higher prevalence of sexual dysfunction compared with women in residential weight-loss programs and overweight controls (Obesity 2006; 14: 472-479). Bond and colleagues previously reported that 60% of female bariatric surgery candidates met criteria for sexual dysfunction, as determined by the Female Sexual Function Index (Surg Obes Relat Dis 2009; 5: 698-704).
Few studies have evaluated the effect of bariatric surgery on female sexual function. In particular, no studies had employed a validated survey instrument to compare sexual function in obese women before and after bariatric surgery, said Bond.
In an effort to better define the effects of bariatric surgery on women's sexual function, investigators studied 54 female candidates for bariatric surgery. The study was limited to women who reported being in stable relationships and were sexually active. Participants completed the Female Sexual Function Index three or four months before surgery and six months afterward.
The mean score on the Female Sexual Function Index increased from 24.0 before surgery to 29.4 afterward (P<0.001).
The preoperative assessment showed the women had a mean age of 43, a mean body mass index of 45, and that about a third were postmenopausal. More than three-fourths of the women were married, and half had completed at least four years of college.
Comorbid conditions included depression in 48.1%, hypertension in 44.4%, anxiety disorder in 35.2%, and diabetes in 18.5%. Bond reported that 44% of the women were taking antidepressants, and almost a third were using antireflux medications.
The Female Sexual Function Index consists of six domains (desire, arousal, lubrication, orgasm, satisfaction, and pain) and has a range of total scores of 2 to 36. A total score ≤26.55 is the threshold for sexual dysfunction.
Prior to surgery, 63% of the women had sexual dysfunction as reflected in their index scores. Six months after surgery the prevalence of sexual dysfunction had declined to 22.2% (P<0.001). Before surgery, 34 women met criteria for sexual dysfunction. At postsurgical follow-up, the condition had resolved in 23 (68%).
The mean score on the Female Sexual Function Index increased (improved) from 24.0 at baseline to 29.4 after surgery (P<0.001). Bond said the patients' score in each domain of the index increased to levels comparable to those of a historical normative control group.
The type of surgical procedure did not influence the likelihood of improvement in sexual function. Moreover, improvement was similar in women taking antidepressants at baseline (which can adversely affect sexual function) and those who were not.
"I think we should start looking at sexual function and measuring it preoperatively," said Bond. "The results suggest that we can say that even women with the worst sexual function before surgery can obtain this kind of improvement, irrespective of the type of surgery they have."
By Charles Bankhead, Staff Writer, MedPage Today
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Dh and I have a date night tonight. And Dinner with family tomorrow. Sunday is typical church day for us, and thats about it. Nothing really big this weekend!
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That will be us next weekend. We're taking my goobers to the New Orleans aquarium for their birthday.
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McClure, who was first appointed to county council in 2006, said experience at the county level qualifies him to be the top elected official in Northampton County. The Bethlehem Township resident touted his track record on council, including the creation of a mortgage foreclosure program that protected the rights of financially struggling residents and authoring the law that created the Northampton County Gaming Authority, which diverts funds from the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem to community grants.
"I'm running because for the last seven years, I have been involved in every major policy debate that has occurred in Northampton County," McClure said.
"I think my leadership role in that fight demonstrates I am prepared to be Northampton County executive," he said.
"We're going to use a grassroots campaign," McClure said. "We're going to reassemble the coalition of folks as best we can to help to get our message out."McClure has built his record on council as the apparent foil of Stoffa. With a few exceptions such as the West Easton Treatment Center, McClure has opposed most major initiatives Stoffa has brought forward. While McClure carried the day in the Gracedale debate, Stoffa succeeded in several others, including the purchase of a new county archives building in Forks Township.
The rivalry may have reached new heights during the swaption ordeal, when Stoffa, after pushing council for months to completely buy its way out of the bad financial gamble, adopted a partial buyout plan similar to one proposed by McClure. Fittingly, McClure voted against the measure, saying it contradicted the previous advice from the administration's swaption experts.


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Penn State mascot shrine to get makeover
STATE COLLEGE -- The Nittany Lion shrine at Pennsylvania State University is getting a makeover.
The much-photographed statue of the school's mascot will soon be surrounded by a stone plaza instead of mulch.
The Centre Daily Times reported Thursday that the site will also have better lighting, a new sidewalk and steps made of stone from Mount Nittany.
University trustees approved the project last week. The improvements are the gift from the Class of 2012. The total cost isn't yet known.
Meadville seniors invited to 'Winter Wonderland'
MEADVILLE -- The Meadville Senior Center will be transformed into a "Winter Wonderland" Dec. 7.
That's the theme for a holiday lunch and dance at the center, 1034 Park Ave. Seniors ages 60 and older are invited.
Lunch, featuring stuffed chicken breast, begins at 11:30 a.m. Dance music by the Haener Brothers Orchestra follows and will continue until 2 p.m.
Donation for lunch is $5. Call (814) 336-1800 or (800) 321-7705 by Tuesday for reservations.
VA hospital reports 5th case of Legionnaire's
PITTSBURGH -- A fifth case of Legionnaire's disease has been linked to the water supply at one of Pittsburgh's Veterans Affairs hospitals.
VA spokesman Dave Cowgill would not disclose Thursday whether the most recent patient has recovered or remains hospitalized, citing federal privacy laws.
Water restrictions have been imposed at the 146-bed University Drive campus facility since the outbreak was discovered on Nov. 16.
Officials said last week that four patients who developed pneumonia caused by the Legionella bacteria had been successfully treated and discharged.
Cowgill told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that the fifth patient likely contracted the illness before officials finished cleaning the water distribution system. The incubation period is 14 days.
Carbon monoxide sickens 49 inmates at York prison
YORK -- Nearly 50 female inmates at a central Pennsylvania prison have been treated for carbon monoxide poisoning.
A statement from York County said five inmates remained hospitalized Thursday morning. The remaining 44 were returned to the York County Prison.
The women fell ill Wednesday evening in a prison dormitory.
Officials say a preliminary investigation indicates the deadly odorless and colorless gas may have come from the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.
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CHAMBERSBURG -- A Pennsylvania State University veterinarian is proposing a ban on salt licks and feed stations for wild deer in Pennsylvania after the state's first case of a fatal deer disease.
David Wolfgang, a member of the state's Chronic Wasting Disease Task Force, told the Public Opinion newspaper that deer congregate at such stations. He said droppings from animals infected with Chronic Wasting Disease could get into the soil and pose a danger for years.
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LOCKPORT – A Niagara County Legislature committee approved a plan Monday to allow electronic submissions of deeds, mortgages and other real estate records to the County Clerk's Office.
The community services committee gave the green light to a proposal to offer the service through Simplifile, a Provo, Utah-based company that provides e-recording to counties in 42 states.
Residents will be able to contact Simplifile to have their documents filed electronically.
Deputy Clerk Wendy J. Roberson said she expects other companies to offer e-filing services to residents in the future.
Roberson said the service will be optional. People making real estate deals still may mail in their documents or present them in person, she said.
"This is something our county clerk has been working on for seven or eight years," Roberson said, referring to Wayne F. Jagow.
"There is no cost to the county from this vendor. They get their money from the submitters up front."
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I've completed my Bachelor's Degree in Networking and just started to work as Security Analyst. On the first day of work, my superiors just gave me the network log and said if I see any threats, inform them. How do I know which one is the threat? I'm still new to this job....Feel's like whatever I've learned in teory is not gonna help....
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Don't expect to just do the find in the log for the keyword threat and report it. There should be some process in your company to study the log and try to understand that
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The company is using Tenable Security Center. But how do I whether it's a real threat or just a false positive? We are also encouraged to use wireshark and Win32 Telnet and SSH client such as putty.
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Coming off a 7-9 season and a playoff victory over the New Orleans
Saints the Seattle Seahawks are still in rebuilding mode. Seattle
finally put an end to the tenure of Matt Hasselbeck, who led the
franchise to their only Super Bowl appearance in 10 seasons with the
Seattle also cut ties with offensive coordinator Jeremy Bates after
one season and hired former Vikings offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell
to the same position. Bevell, who was in Minnesota during Brett Favre's
tenure, runs a pure West Coast Offense.
Also joining Seattle's coaching staff is former Oakland Raiders head
coach Tom Cable who will be the offensive line coach and assistant head
coach. Cable came to Seattle with the focus of improving a horrendous
running game and solidifying the offensive line.
Seattle's two main coaching additions proved dividend in free agency
when Sydney Rice, Zach Miller and Robert Gallery all signed with the
Seahawks. Rice comes from Minnesota while Miller and Gallery come from
Tarvaris Jackson also signed a two-year contract with the Seahawks
this offseason. Jackson was the Vikings starting quarterback in 2008
before Brett Favre showed up. Jackson's career has been one of
disappointment and not being given a legitimate chance.
Now he's going to get his chance in Seattle having been named the
starting quarterback by Pete Carroll. Several critics have been
skeptical of Seattle's decision to let an experienced veteran go in
Hasselbeck for the unproven Jackson. With Charlie Whitehurst in the
final year of his two-year contract he's got one last shot to be a
starter in the NFL.
Both Whitehurst and Jackson are average to below average quarterbacks which doesn't bod well for Seattle's chances in 2011.
During the 2011 NFL Draft the Seahawks upgraded their offensive line
with their first two picks selecting offensive tackle James Carpenter in
the first-round and guard John Moffitt in the third-round.
Both Carpenter and Moffitt will start week one baring injury.
Carpenter will start at right tackle and Moffitt will start at right
guard. Filling out the rest of the offensive line will be Russell Okung
at left tackle (currently injured with a high ankle sprain), Robert
Gallery at left guard and Max Unger at center.
Seattle will have a plethora of wide receivers in 2011 with Mike
Williams and Sydney Rice combining to be one of the tallest duos in the
league. Behind Rice and Williams Seattle's loaded with speed with Deon
Butler, Golden Tate and Ben Obomanu.
Several rookies will be competing for the sixth spot in the depth
chart. Doug Baldwin, Kris Durham, Ricardo Lockette and former Washington
quarterback turned wide receiver Isiah Stanback.
Seattle is deep at tight end with John Carlson entering his fourth
season in the NFL. Zach Miller, who signed a five-year deal this
offseason with the Seahawks is the current starting tight end but expect
a lot of two tight end sets. Seattle also has former USC Trojan Anthony
McCoy who played well in his rookie season in 2010.
Marshawn Lynch will be entering his first full season in Seattle
after being acquired after week four in 2010. Lynch was vital to
Seattle's postseason run and will be relied on heavily this season to
improve the running game. Behind Lynch is Leon Washington who signed a
four-year contract before the lockout and Justin Forsett.
Forsett might be released in favor of Thomas Clayton who played well
against San Diego. Michael Robinson re-signed with the Seahawks on a
one-year deal to remain the starting fullback.
On defense Seattle has several new faces while some old faces have
resurfaced again. Brandon Mebane stayed in Seattle after testing the
free agent market this offseason. Alan Branch stayed in the division
signing a two-year deal with Seattle and Red Bryant returns from a torn
Seattle re-signed defensive end Raheem Brock to a one-year deal and
signed versatile defensive lineman Jimmy Wilkinson to one-year deal to
add depth. Chris Clemons remains the starting left defensive end and
hopes to improve on a solid campaign in 2010.
Other notable free agent signings on the defensive line are Junior
Siavii (defensive tackle), Jay Alford (defensive tackle) and Pierre
Allan (defensive end). Kentwan Balmer and Dexter Davis finish out the
defensive line and left defense tackle and left end respectively.
At linebacker Leroy Hill returns after missing all of 2010 at
strongside linebacker. At middle linebacker Lofa Tatupu is out and David
Hawthorne is in. The Seahawks cut Tatupu after five seasons in Seattle
after Tatupu turned down a restructured contract. Third year linebacker
Aaron Curry will start at weakside linebacker.
In the secondary veteran safety Lawyer Milloy is gone and in is 2010
fifth-round pick Kam Chancellor. Marcus Trufant is finally healthy at
starting at left cornerback. Walter Thurmond, who sat out the Seahawks
first preseason game, is most likely to start at right cornerback over
Kelly Jennings who hasn't stepped up to job.
Earl Thomas enters his second season in the NFL and Seattle is
hoping he can take the next step in his career. After finishing 2010
with five interceptions Thomas is looking ready to double that total in
2011. One of the more unnoticed signings, Brandon Browner, is a name to
focus on during the preseason. At 6-4 221 he's got the size of a wide
receiver at cornerback and could be huge for Seattle if he continues his
When it comes to special teams Jon Ryan is going to be the starting
punter and Jeff Reed, who signed a one-year contract this offseason will
be the place kicker.
For Seattle they have a lot of pieces around the quarterback but the
key is the play of either Charlie Whitehurst or Tarvaris Jackson.
Seattle's success is going to live and die by the play of the
quarterback. With Rice, Williams, Butler, Tate and Co around at the
skill positions it's up to either Jackson or Whitehurst to swim or sink
this season.
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Composed in 1930 whilst Vladimir Nabokov resided in Berlin (where he lived for fifteen years after being in exile from Russia following the Bolshevik Revolution), The Eye [Sogliadatai], ostensibly a lengthy short-story, is instead Nabokov's leanest novel. It follows the oscillating perspectives of Gospodin Smurov, a member of the Russian intelligentsia, in the period of 1924-25. The novel's main focus, as its title hints to and as its readers are asked to piece together, is that of kaleidoscopic perspectives in a world where the demarcations between fantasy and "reality" (ensnared by Nabokov's mandatory inverted commas) are conflated. Its articulation of existential problems through an …
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Second Amendment still relevant today?
The battle between the White House and the Congress over the fiscal cliff pales in comparison to the horrific and senseless act not only of violence but sheer evil that happened on Dec. 14 in Newtown, Conn.
If our government can't agree on tax law and debt reduction, how can it agree on ways to prevent violence and on ways to help us to keep our children safe. Also, as the baby boomers begin to age, we also need to protect them, and prevent reductions in Medicare coverage.
I just don't understand what is going on in our country, indeed in our world. After last the Newtown shootings, it seems that our whole reality has been beyond violated.
We do have the right to keep and bear arms, as guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States of America. And for that I have no problem. I do have a problem with the sale and possession of assault weapons by persons outside of the military personnel, in time of war or uprising.
Perhaps it is time to change that right guaranteed by the Constitution. Not everyone is capable, or responsible enough to own a gun.
I strongly agree with President Obama. We have not done, nor are we doing enough to keep our precious young angels safe – safe in school of all places.
Our tax dollars go to all sorts of things. Some we don't agree with and some we do agree with. I think every taxpayer would ardently support any tax revenue increase to have very armed police officers at every school in our nation, for we must at all cost protect our children. They are the future. They are us.
– DONALD LINDSAY, Chicopee
Elementary schools are not safe enough
Primary schools need same protection as other establishments.
I think it's safe to say that most colleges and universities have and have had, for sometime, a hired security service in place on campuses all across the country to prevent unwanted situations. Should an elementary school be less deserving of such protection?
Following 9/11 the Department of Defense decided to up-the-ante on all American schools overseas on U.S. military bases to better protect the facilities against invaders.
This meant erecting chain-link fencing around the perimeter of the school grounds and having only one entry-point which housed a security guard and identification or appointment was required to obtain access to the school.
If colleges, universities, factories, government buildings, etc. are worthy of these types of security deterrents then why haven't we enlisted or initiated a similar policy before in our primary schools which are most vulnerable!
– BILL PAUL, Chicopee
NRA continues to stick to its guns
What is happening to our country? When will our leaders do something about this domestic violence?
There is no assurance that our citizens, especially our children, are safe outside in a political gathering, in a mall, or in school.
We worried about terrorists but now it is our own citizens who are killing and injuring innocent bystanders. Can the NRA still contend that guns and assault weapons are our rights?
–ZELMA LAVIN, Longmeadow
Local food pantries need donations
I read the article in The Republican regarding the food shortage being experienced by local food pantries with sadness. It is a sorrowing commentary on the state of our community when one of the main sources of sustenance for those in need is forced to shut its doors because it has nothing to give.
I do realize that the economy is poor and that perhaps many of those who supported the pantry in its needs do not have those resources at their disposal any more. However, there are still individuals and companies in this area that can and should provide the means for organizations like the Open Pantry and Lorraine's Kitchen to continue their work.
Every year at "holiday time" we are inundated with requests for assistance. There are food drives that fill multiple delivery trucks with donations.
Of course, this is a necessary thing in order to help people get through our New England winters. Why can't something like that be done for the summer months as well? Besides collecting canned and packaged food, perhaps local farms and back-yard gardeners could bring their excess produce to a refrigerated collection site once a week.
I believe that picking a specific day or set of days and designating a specific collection site encourages people to open their cupboards, their wallets and their hearts to help those less fortunate than themselves. Perhaps the leaders of our community should consider creating a "summer stock-up" event that will replenish those empty shelves.
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Please check out thestarting guide to get started, and please leave a message on my talk page if I can help with anything! -- Bryans1008 (Talk) 23:41, June 10, 2012
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Hello Proud to be a ravenclaw, and welcome to the Dumbledore's Army Roleplay Wiki! I saw that you put your character in for Sorting, and you have been Sorted into Ravenclaw. Congratulations! Now you can start making your character page. Create a new page with your character name by clicking this button: . It should be at the top right corner of your screen. Click the arrow and click 'Add a Page'. Choose the 'Blank Layout' and type your character name in the box. Make sure it's properly punctuated and it's exactly the way you want it.
Then you can start filling out your character page with information about your character. What does your character look like? What is his or her personality like? You can look at other character pages for ideas (i.e. Karith Black, Teresa Waters). Also make sure you add a Category for your House (Eg. [[Category:Ravenclaw]]).
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I noticed in the wandlore class that you were copying and pasting the whole talk bubble code each time you pasted. Instead, can you turn it into a template? It would be much easier to use and easier for you to post. If you need help doing this, let me know on my talk page. Bond_em7 (Owl Me) 14:04, June 21, 2012 (UTC)
- No problem. First, when you leave a messgae on a talk page, please sign it by putting ~~~~. That will leave your username and a timestamp. As for you template, I'll be creating Template:Proud to be a ravenclaw for you. I'll post you talk bubble and some other code there. I'll post again here with how to use it in a minute once I finish it. Bond_em7 (Owl Me) 14:26, June 21, 2012 (UTC)
Alright, so here's how you'll use it:
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Once you have more characters, let me know and I'll show you how to expand the template and add talk bubbles for many characters. Bond_em7 (Owl Me) 14:31, June 21, 2012 (UTC)
You cannot make more than 2 characters until you have been here for a month. If you make any characters you also have to get them sorted. And you cannot use that picture for your character since it is being used by Daughter of Lupa. You have broken two of the main rules so please wait until you are active in this wiki for a month before you make your two new characters and get them sorted. They cannot just be in Slytherin. TemptingTemptress 21:58, July 6, 2012 (UTC)
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PAMPA - The Top O' Texas Rodeo Association will accept entries for its Miss Rodeo Top O' Texas and Miss Rodeo Top O' Texas Teen pageants, according to a Top O' Texas news release.
Young ladies from 13 to 23 years old are eligible to enter. Entry forms, rules and general information can be obtained by contacting the rodeo office at 200 N. Ballard or by calling 669-0434.
Entry forms, pictures and fees are due in the rodeo office by May 30.
DUMAS - The Muscular Dystrophy Association will be rounding up and issuing warrants for notorious Dumas residents Thursday in an effort to raise funds for local patients with neuromuscular diseases.
The "jail" for the Dumas Lock-Up will be at K-Bob's Restaurant in Dumas. The Dumas Lock-Up will begin at 11 a.m. and continue through 3 p.m.
Upon arriving at jail, the jailbirds will be read their rights, sentenced and given a phone to start raising their bail. The jailbirds also will be given plenty of bread and water and have their mug shot taken.
For more information, call 359-3141.
PLAINVIEW - Square dancing and barbecue will highlight the 72nd Pioneer Round-Up, starting at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Ollie Liner Center, according to a Plainview Business and Professional Women's Club news release.
This year's theme is "Pioneer Descendants Moo-ving into the 21st Century."
The traditional square dance at 8 p.m. will conclude the activities. The guest caller will be Roy Johnson of Amarillo, a veteran square dancer of more than 30 years.
Tickets are $6 and cover all activities beginning with the barbecue meal served from 6-7:30 p.m. and the program at 7:30 p.m., or $2 after 7:30 without the meal. Tickets for children 12 and under are $3.
Tickets can be purchased from any member of the Plainview Business and Professional Women's Club or at the door.
HOUSTON - Vietnam veteran and journalist Eck Spahich of Borger will receive the Republic of Croatia's state honor Saturday on behalf of the late President Franjo Tudjman.
The honor, the Croatian "Pleter" Medal, will be presented to the Croatian-American journalist by Croatia's Ambassador to Washington D.C., Dr. Miomir Zuzul and Croatia's General Consul, Dr. Miso Munivrana of Los Angeles.
The ceremony will be in conjunction with the Slavic Heritage Festival at the University of Houston.
The medal is one of the higher Croatian government decorations presented to individuals who distinguished themselves during Croatia's war for independence.
Spahich has been engaged in humanitarian assistance projects for refugees stateside, in Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo.
He was managing editor of the Borger News-Herald and now works as a real estate agent.
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I arrived at Melbourne airport at 9:55am; thinking I would have three hours to wander around, maybe catch up with friends. It took me two and a half hours to get through to the boarding lounge. I rocked up at the United Airlines check in desk, which had a huge line already, well over 2 hours before departure time. On finally arriving at the front of the queue I was informed I might have to bring my flight to Paris forward, otherwise I wouldn't get through immigration in the US
Then it was declared necessary that all my baggage be inspected. They didn't inspect everyone's bags, which made it all the more offensive. I've heard rumours that amongst other things, having a past visa for the Czech Republic makes you a target of this suspicious treatment. Perhaps Osama Bin Laden passed through Prague recently. So then I had to queue in another line with other potential terrorists, still lugging along my six months of baggage. The people in front of me where a wholesome-looking Aussie family - mum, dad, two kids. I wonder what they did wrong.
I took off the locks on my bag and the girl rummaged through my possessions, making a good mess of my careful packing (well, making it worse)
From Melbourne to Sydney we established that my vegetarian meal order had not gone through. The flight attendant told me to tell someone when I got off in Sydney (this was the first I knew of getting off in Sydney - it wasn't even on my itinerary). So on disembarking in Sydney I headed with a bunch of other disgruntled passengers to our next boarding gate to talk to someone. We had a whole three-hour stopover, so the gate was still servicing another flight, and the frustrated security guard, trying to manage the current flight's passengers as well as an influx of SYD-LAX one, told us all to go and hassle the United Airlines help desk, which was outside the red carpet lounge. So I headed down there to complain. "Bella", the lady at the desk, was actually really nice, saying there was nothing that could be done about it now, but I was welcome to go into the VIP lounge to fill up before the flight. So I did, and had a few free drinks too of course.
I was pretty stoked to get an emergency seat on my SYD-LAX stint, given there was going to be sleeping involved. Emergency isle seating has plenty of legroom, on the condition you're willing and able to help in an emergency. They tend to give these seats to overweight middle-aged men, for all the use they are, but if I ask specifically then it's usually fine.
The one on my right was an amiable duel citizen psychology professor, with whom I chatted throughout the flight. He confessed he had recently had a throat operation (so much for willing and able) and had been told not to eat acidic foods. Hence the airline has assigned him a vegetarian meal, which he wasn't enthused about. So we swapped! Through a few strokes up luck I managed to enjoy the VIP lounge in Sydney and then get my vegetarian meals on flight after all! Perhaps there is a God, and he's vegetarian too.
I could rant about the ridiculously inefficient security measures at Sydney and LA airports but I'm starting to get dizzy from tiredness, and as I said initially it was just more of the same. I don't know why I got a 'United checked' sticker on my bags in Melbourne if they were going to do it again anyway. But it's over! I'm through my last check-in before Calgary, and now I'm going to go find some toilets so I can wash my face.


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Our Museum Studies concentration within the art history major, inaugurated in Spring 2007 and revised in 2011, requires the following ten courses: Museum Studies (ARTS 2600); two Museum Studies internships (ARTS 3602 and 3612, and ARTS 3700); five art history courses; Senior Seminar in Art History (ARTS 4910); and one additional course from the following: MGMT 3000 (Introduction to Management), MKTG 3000 (Fundamentals of Marketing), EDUC 3200 (Instructional Design, Implementation, and Management), EDUC 3250 (also listed as IDST 1660; Get Creative: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Developing Creativity), or EDUC 3260 (Practicum in Arts Education). A Museum Studies minor can be earned by taking three art history courses, Museum Studies (ARTS 2600), and one Museum Studies internship (ARTS 3602 and 3612, or ARTS 3700).
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Museum Studies (ARTS 2600) (4 semester hours) provides an introduction to the structure, operations, and social and political functions of museums. Topics include funding, management, marketing, ethical issues, exhibition strategies, and educational outreach. We also consider the practical, ethical, and legal issues related to the acquisition, handling, conservation, and exhibition of museum objects. We have frequent informal panel presentations by museum professionals in the area and also take field trips to study the behind-the-scenes operations of various museums.
Museum Studies Internship I (ARTS 3602) (2 semester hours). An internship in which a student works at a museum, gallery, arts administration agency, or related site for at least 75 hours during the semester and writes a weekly journal. Prerequisite: consent of art history faculty.
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Museum Studies Internship Readings (ARTS 3612)(2 semester hours). A readings course in which students meet frequently to discuss museum-related texts with the art history mentor and other interns. Prerequisite: ARTS 3602 or consent of art history faculty.
Museum Studies Internship II (ARTS 3700) (4 semester hours) An internship in which a student works at a museum, gallery, arts administration agency, or related site for at least 100 hours during the semester or summer and writes a research paper on a museum studies topic. Prerequisite: consent of art history faculty.
Instructions for applying for an internship at the Mississippi Museum of Art can be found on their web site: http://www.msmuseumart.org/index.php/aboutus/page/internships. You must submit a cover letter, application form, 3-page writing sample, two letters of recommendation, transcript, resume, and short personal statement by the specified deadline.
Senior Comps are similar to those for the art history major without a concentration in Museum Studies (see link at the left), with some additional possibilities for the senior paper. Students can either write an art history research paper or can do a senior project that is more closely connected to the field:
1) Design an exhibition (virtual or actual) centered around a significant theme, choose your works, and write the accompanying labels and an exhibition catalogue that includes an introductory essay as well as catalogue entries for each work of art. An actual exhibition could perhaps be arranged in the Lewis Art Gallery or even a local gallery, but since museums and galleries determine their schedules a year or more in advance this would probably require making initial contacts in the fall of your junior year. A virtual exhibition could be displayed in the form of a web site or on a CD/DVD. An exhibition could also be displayed in the form of color photocopies of the images, mounted in some way, and hung in one of the art spaces.
2) Write a research paper based on a comparison of several similar exhibitions, on the same artist(s) or theme. What were some of the significant differences in approach? What were some of the controversial issues raised? This would include art historical research as well as research of the reviews of each exhibition and the choices made by the museums about the works to be included, the layout, the catalogue, etc.
3) Write a research paper based on a significant museum issue or controversy.
4) Base your paper on a sociological study of museum practices, either from the perspective of museum visitors or museum personnel. Your research would entail surveys, questionnaires, or interviews, as well as research into similar museum studies done elsewhere.
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LANSING — State House lawmakers are considering a bill that would expand the authority of counties to allow off-road vehicles to operate along road shoulders to the entire state.
House Bill 4925, sponsored by Rep. Jon Bumstead, R-Newaygo, is the latest in a series of bills that have gradually allowed more counties to open up ORV use along roadways under local jurisdictions, and would expand the possibility to all counties in the state.
Bumstead said the bill would give counties more local control over their roadways, and could potentially boost tourism in areas with established trail systems by allowing ORV riders to travel between them along county or township roads.
"Economically, it's good for business in some of the smaller communities," Bumstead said. "We all ran on local control, and this is local control at its finest.
"It's worked well for the northern two-thirds of the state, so lets let the southern counties of the state decide for themselves what areas work for them."
In 2008, the state opened the possibility of ORV use on local roads to counties north of a general line from Arenac County to Mason County, but similar legislation in recent years added several eligible counties, including some in the Thumb region.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has not taken a position on HB 4925, and referred comment on the proposal to the Michigan Department of Transportation.
Kelly Bartlett, MDOT's director of government affairs, said the transportation department is currently neutral on the bill, which would again amend the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act to make all counties eligible to allow ORVs along road shoulders. He questioned whether there was a more appropriate area of Michigan law to address the issue.
"This has kind of crossed now a different realm where it's on the use of them on roadways. We're kind of stretching the boundaries of (the environmental protection) act now," Bartlett said.
He said adding ORV use in southern counties could increase the risk of collisions or other issues with automobiles while providing less benefit because of the lack of ORV trails.
"I think there is a distinction because now we're getting into more populated areas, and that just heightens the potential conflicts," Bartlett said. "The implications of an ORV on the roads in Kent County is different than an ORV in Cheboygan County."
Bartlett said MDOT also has concerns about possible erosion or damage caused by the machines, as well as the cost to enforce the laws and repair any damage.
"We need to introduce to the discussion what would happen if there was damage," he said. "We anticipate that when (lawmakers) return in January … we can have a lot of these discussions."
Steve Kubisiak, the DNR's recreation trails and program coordinator, said the legislation would likely be most beneficial to more rural areas immediately south of the current boundary for roadside ORV use.
"In the northern regions, my perception is many of the counties are more receptive to passing ordinances to allow ORVs because I believe they look at it as something that would benefit tourism and provide additional access to designated riding trails. There is zero state land holdings with designated trails in southern Michigan," he said, adding that most counties with the authority to allow ORVs along the road have done so.
Bumstead said he expects the bill to get a hearing in the House Natural Resources Tourism and Outdoor Recreation Committee soon, and he's optimistic his bill will become law.
"I don't think we will have trouble getting it passed," he said. "It's going to go through committee right after we get back from Christmas break."
The Cycle Conservation Club of Michigan, which represents a large number of ORV riders, is currently reviewing the bill and has not formed a position, executive director Lewis Shuler said. The Michigan ATV Association was not immediately available for comment.
There is currently no organized opposition to the legislation, officials said.
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