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Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS & SHEET MUSIC
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Maker: Reddie, Josh. F.; Firth & Hall; Ackerman, Samuel
Place: USA, NY, New York
Date: 1832-1843
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Description: Sheet music, "Song of the Fisher's Wife"; words and music by Jos. F. Reddie; published New York by Firth & Hall, No. 1 Franklin Square, circa 1832-1843; sung by Mr. Knyvett; cover black and white lithograph of woman standing on shore, schooner in the distance; printed by S[amuel] Ackerman; 3 pages.
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Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., says a full troop withdrawal in Afghanistan would be a mistake.
McCain, the top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, thinks the war effort would benefit from one more season of fighting.
"I would be very reluctant to reduce the surge troops capabilities, support troops," he said. "I agree with Secretary Gates who has strongly stated that a modest withdrawal is important. This date never should have been set to start with it was done for political reasons with no recommendation from any of our military leaders."
On a trip to Afghanistan earlier this month, retiring Defense Secretary Robert Gates advocated for a comprehensive decision from the president on the Afghan war strategy.
"I think to make a decision on July in complete isolation from anything else has no strategic meaning," he said. "And so part of that has to be kind of, what's the book end? Where are we headed? What's the ramp look like?"
Gates retirement from the Pentagon becomes official on June 30.
Military commanders want to keep U.S. forces in Afghanistan for as long as possible, arguing that too fast a withdrawal could undermine the fragile security gains in the fight against the Taliban.
There is also growing political pressure on Capitol Hill for a more significant withdrawal. Twenty-seven senators, Democrats as well as Republicans, sent Obama a letter last week pressing for a shift in Afghanistan strategy and major troop cuts.
"Given our successes, it is the right moment to initiate a sizable and sustained reduction in forces, with the goal of steadily redeploying all regular combat troops," the senators wrote. "The costs of prolonging the war far outweigh the benefits."
President Obama has said he favors a significant withdrawal.
At a democratic fundraiser in Washington Monday night, Obama said that by the end of the year, "We will be transitioning in Afghanistan to turn over more and more security to the Afghan people."
There is broad public support for starting to withdraw U.S. troops.
According to an Associated Press-GfK poll last month, 80 percent of Americans say they approve of Obama's decision to begin withdrawal of combat troops in July and end U.S. combat operations in Afghanistan by 2014. Just 15 percent disapprove.
Troop Withdrawal Set at Afghan War Progress Murky
Gates: Military Pressure Key to Talks with Taliban
Taliban Break More Than 450 Out of Afghan Prison
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Swimmers Freeman & Records set for U.S. National Championships
2009 UCSB graduate Katy Freeman & current Gauchos swimmer Katie Records will swim at Nationals
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This is Katy Freeman's last time competing at the U.S. Swimming National Championships. For Katie Records, it's her first time at Nationals. Both are UCSB Gauchos and both will swim the 200 Breaststroke in Indianapolis. This meet also serves as the World Championship Trials that take place later in the summer.
For the 2009 UCSB graduate Freeman, she is seeded ninth out of 31 swimmers while the junior-to-be Records is seeded 26th. Freeman will enter law school at USC in the fall and has been a big inspiration to Records.
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DeLand, Fla. - Stetson sophomore men's golfer Sam Ryder (Longwood, Fla.) has been named to the All-Atlantic Sun Conference Second Team, the league office announced Friday. Ryder ranked third among all A-Sun golfers with a school record 71.9 stroke average on the season, won two tournaments and finished in the top five on four other occasions. This is his first career All-Conference award.
Ryder shot par or better 15 times in 28 competitive rounds, including a school record-tying 66 in the first round of the Elon Sea Trail Intercollegiate this past September. Ryder would go on to finish in the top five in all five fall season tournaments, including three second place ties and a win at the Bethune-Cookman Invitational (Oct. 23-25). The spring season would bring him two more top 10 finishes, capped off by another win at the Jacksonville State University Young Oil/Grub Mart Intercollegiate (March 22-23).
Ryder follows 2009 First Team All-Atlantic Sun selection Tommy Parker '09 as the Hatters have now produced All-Conference picks in men's golf in back to back seasons for the first time in program history.
North Florida swept all three major awards as nationally 13th-ranked Sean Dale was named A-Sun Player of the Year, U.S. Open-qualifying rookie Kevin Phelan took the Freshman of the Year trophy and head coach Scott Schroeder was named Coach of the Year for the second time in the past three seasons. The Ospreys reached the NCAA championship stage and finished 14th in the nation.
Joining Dale and A-Sun Tournament champion Seamus Power (ETSU) on the First Team were Phelan, Rhys Enoch (ETSU) and Josh Gallman (USC Upstate). Ryder's fellow Second Team selections were Vaita Guillaume (Campbell), J.C. Horne (UNF), Jeff Karlsson (Kennesaw State) and Michael Stewart (ETSU). Phelan, Blanton Farmer (Lipscomb), Ben Greene (Kennesaw State) and Mercer teammates Matt Kocolowski and William Meason earned All-Freshman Team laurels.


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Cheech and Chong would love Arizona's medical-pot law
Keeping an inherently dishonest program honest is no easy task.
The Arizona Department of Health Services got that job in 2010 when voters bought into one of the biggest cons around and narrowly approved "medical" marijuana.
Below: Medical marijuana, by the numbers
DHS Director Will Humble deserves credit for trying to keep things honest. But you have to wonder if it's even possible.
So-called medical-marijuana laws are more about normalizing a recreational drug than getting medical treatment to sick people.
It is true that marijuana appears to provide relieve from symptoms of some ailments or side effects from other medical treatment. But Arizona's medical-marijuana law did not produce a time-tested way for those patients to access a dose-controlled, legitimate pharmaceutical product.
It opened the door to abuse.
If you doubt that, just ask yourself what other medically prescribed pharmaceutical is sold through special "dispensaries" instead of at the drug store. A law that authorizes those who claim chronic pain — a subjective and unprovable assertion — to buy generous doses of an otherwise illegal recreational drug is a farce.
In fact, 73 percent of Arizonans who got approved to use pot between July 2012 and June 2013 cited severe and chronic pain as the sole reason they needed the drug, according to DHS' second annual medical marijuana report issued this month.
None but the chronically gullible will be surprised.
Seventy-two percent of qualifying patients were male, and 30 percent of those men were between the ages of 18 and 30. This age group listed pain as a debilitating condition at a higher rate than any other group.
Man, that hurts!
We're not saying the young don't suffer. But you have to wonder why Arizona is seeing so much pain among people who are in their prime recreational drug-using years.
The report suggests collecting "more nuanced data" to help better understand "how medical marijuana may influence pain management." Good idea — and tactfully stated.
But collecting that information is difficult under the current language of the medical-marijuana law, the report says.
What's more, statutory changes or amendments are necessary to conduct an epidemiological analysis that would show any public health and safety implications of medical-marijuana use on opiate dependency, motor vehicle accidents and pregnancy and breast feeding.
Lawmakers: When Humble comes around next session, listen up. He needs to be able to better track what's going on.
What we do know raises real questions.
For example, DHS found a mere 25 physicians certified about 70 percent of pot patients. Twenty-one of those docs were naturopaths. A total of 472 physicians wrote 36,346 pot 'scripts during the period covered by the report.
Humble told The Republic's Yvonne Wingett Sanchez this raises concerns about whether people are seeking our "certification mills" rather than going to primary-care doctors who would bring more scrutiny to those requests to get high for health.
Humble is doing his best to keep a misguided law true to voter intent. This report shows just how hard that task is.
Voters were right to feel compassion for sick people, those who might legitimately benefit from access to marijuana. But this law patches together patient with a remedy that has more in common with a street drug than standardized medicine.
As a result, pot patients are stigmatized by a system that invites abuse.
Meanwhile, DHS deserves public and political support as it tries to rein in the excesses of a law only Cheech and Chong could love.
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YOUNGSTOWN - Both Northside Medical Center and its registered nurses say they are making plans for a possible work stoppage after nurses in recent weeks voted down the hospital's "final contract offer."
A union strike committee for the Ohio Nurses Association / Youngstown General Duty Nurses Association met Wednesday to begin considering possible work action if no agreement is met, union officials said in a news release.
And while hospital management is hoping no work stoppage occurs, spokeswoman Trish Hrina said if it happens, the hospital "will be fully prepared."
She pointed out, though, that the hospital has not been served with a strike notice.
In an effort to prepare for a possible work stoppage, a YGDNA strike committee has scheduled a job fair for Sept. 5, intended to assist members to find temporary placement should a strike at Northside occur.
The 430 registered nurses voted Aug. 6 to reject the hospital's latest offer, termed by hospital officials as its "final offer."
Still, union officials are pushing hospital management to return to the table.
"We are confident that outcome can be avoided if management will just come to the bargaining table ready and willing to participate in real discussion of the issues that separate us," said YGDNA President Eric Williams. "Those issues have everything to do with our concerns about the potential effects of management's offer on the quality of patient care.
"Instead of resolving issues with the Northside nursing staff, management so far appears intent on a go-slow approach that would set bargaining sessions far in the future," he said.
Union members said they rejected the last proposal largely because of "nurse rationing."
"The offer rejected last week would also prevent nurses from speaking out on future patient safety issues and undermine the stability of the nursing staff," Williams said.
Hospital management on Friday fired back, saying that union communications implying the hospital is attempting to ration care for patients only undermines the history of providing great care and the trust built in the community.
"What the O.N.A. has labeled as 'nurse rationing' is actually a plan to staff our hospital to the volume and acuity levels of the patients in our care," Hrina said. "This is a common practice across the healthcare industry, including our sister hospital Hillside. Our research shows that the O.N.A. has agreed to staffing flexibility in at least ten hospitals surrounding the Youngstown area."
Among those were contract agreements with five other collective bargaining units, including registered nurses at Trumbull and those represented by the O.N.A. at Hillside.
"Each of these agreements mirrors the final offer we provided to the O.N.A. at Northside. Our offer included a 2.5 percent wage increase and a comprehensive, competitive benefits package," Hrina said.
Williams said Northside and CHS executives have refused to engage in direct and meaningful discussion of how their proposals could affect patient care and the strength of clinical operations for which Northside is known.
In response, Hrina pointed out the National Labor Relations Act provides the right for each party to select its own representatives. Local hospital management is actively involved in all aspects of negotiations, she said.
"We are all disappointed to be at an impasse with the O.N.A. after more than a year of bargaining. The Federal mediator is working on scheduling another meeting," Hrina said. "Our registered nurses play an important role in providing quality and personalized care for our patients. We remain hopeful that we will ultimately come to a mutually acceptable agreement."


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a special way to say "oh my god"
Mephisto: jeezum crow, what a large missile.
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a polite way to take the Lord's name in vein popular in rural Vermont.
An example of the use of Jeezum Crow can be seen in the nickname of Vermont's independent senator, James Jeffords. His nickname is "Jeezum Jim," which referenced his propensity to annoy Republicans, a party of which he was nominally a member.
by T-Dog Jenkins March 01, 2005
a way to say "jesus christ" without having to take the lord's name in vain.
"jeezum crow, that was crazy go nuts!"
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Peyton Manning has a head start.
On Tuesday the rest of the NFL's free agents leap into the marketplace as the league's signing and trading window opens.
The biggest story of the off-season will be where Manning chooses to resume his career. He is a rare sure-fire Hall of Fame quarterback out on the open market. The next-biggest story might be how healthy he is once he arrives in his new city.
But Manning isn't the only significant target in what will be the first "normal" free agency in two years, after labor strife limited the shopping period in 2010 and made 2011 into a whirlwind of signings just as training camps opened.


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Colombia's 'regina Xi' Says She's No Witch—but Her Political Rise Is Spellbinding
To the "old politicians," that is no idle threat. When she sought the presidency two years ago, Regina ran afoul of a bizarre Colombian eligibility test: Either a master's or doctoral degree or prior political office was required. She has now met the latter test, winning with a campaign budget of only $8,000 against opponents who laid out upwards of $1 million each. Her platform was simple: "Politicians don't help poor people, I feel bad about that. I promise to create 1,200,000 jobs."
Her voters have not forced her to deliver on that pledge, nor have they seen fit to question Regina's exotic autobiography. The self-described "seer," one of 18 children of a street barber, says that she became aware of her gifts at age 4. Entering a dark room in her house, she recalls seeing "the eyes and face of a man larger than life projected on the ceiling, and the room became illuminated." Then the spirit communicated to her: "I am here. I am your teacher. I am going to teach you everything about the mind. You are the 11th to have this power. I was the 10th, but the world will know me as the 23rd." Only years later did Regina—who calls herself "Regina XI"—decide that her spiritual adviser was the man who became Pope John XXIII. Although she contends that Jesus was the second possessor of the power, she won't identify the others in her illustrious lineage.
Regina remembers herself as a prodigious child and reports that she used to levitate to the ceiling to unscrew light bulbs. Her mother rushed her to the local priest for an exorcism, but Regina managed to escape. By age 7, she says, she began healing through touch, becoming so locally renowned that the doctor would send her his most difficult cases. "Everybody can magnetize and cure people," she shrugs.
But as an adult Regina rarely used her powers until 1970, when her daughter Johanna—the only child of her second marriage, to Danny Liska, a peripatetic Nebraska rancher she met on a flight to Bogotá—was born a deathly ill "blue baby." "I promised myself that if I cured Johanna, I would go everyplace and teach people how to use the powers," says Regina. Johanna—who doctors thought would die within hours—will soon celebrate her 11th birthday, the beneficiary of what Regina describes as her greatest miracle.
Regina's followers claim that the miracles have continued and their patron has kept their loyalty in more earthly ways as well. Regina has already established free dental clinics, a restaurant serving a daily 80-cent lunch to 800 and a textile factory that trains workers and then finds them jobs. But the charitable projects are a sideshow to Regina's professional activities, which include a popular half-hour radio program; running a computer firm; marketing products that include "magnetized" T-shirts, face cream and Regina dolls, and running the nonprofit International Union Center to teach healing powers to students who come from all over the world. "I work 24 hours a day," Betancourt insists.
Regina's first appearance as a politician came after some devotees staged a mass for her 40th birthday at Bogotá Cathedral on Feb. 14, 1977. Almost 80,000 people mobbed the cathedral and the plaza outside, paralyzing the center of the city. Although Regina's followers include nuns and priests, the hierarchy condemned the gathering and the government canceled her radio program. "I then and there decided to get into politics to defend my rights," she says. Thanks to some shrewd politicking-she threw her support to President Julio César Turbay—her radio program, Human Relations with Regina XI, is back on the air.
Her political career took off from the start. Thousands attend her rallies—which include a light show, mantra chanting, off-color jokes and frequent fainting. She insists that at one mass gathering last year in Miami (where she maintains a second home) she deflected Hurricane David from the city. In her recent election, instead of following the standard practice of distributing ballots free (Colombian candidates must print and hand out their own ballots), she charged supporters 10 cents for "magnetized" ballots and thereby financed her campaign. "I've got more than 100 employees who'd probably turn to crime the day they lose their job with me," she confides.
Unabashedly pro-American, Regina says her party draws workers who would otherwise vote Communist. Among her most loyal supporters is her husband Danny, 51, a former globetrotter whose résumé includes a job stunting for Yul Brynner during the filming of Taras Bulba. (Regina's first husband, who left her with three daughters, was killed in a knife fight.) "Regina is like a fruit tree that everyone comes to, and I am the caretaker whose job it is to see that the tree doesn't dry up," says Liska. If Regina's popularity continues to grow, Colombians may reap a strange harvest indeed in their next presidential elections.
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quote: You should be glad the EU is doing that rather than letting big companies getting away with all their dirty tricks.
quote: And the EU should be glad those "dirty" companies exist, or else they might have to develop their own technologies and products.
quote: but thinking that the rest of the world has nothing to offer is rather narrow minded.
quote: Just take the way that socialism is a dirty word in the US which is really rather sad.
quote: Says the guy who brought up PC computing efficiency and price comparisons to a innocent remark about how I wished the next gen consoles had better hardware
quote: You are correct... And yet, no-one is buying Surfaces in any significant #'s. MS needs to concentrate on why that is.
quote: $50 lower than an iPad
quote: Oops, didn't even realize. 16GB ipad is $499, 32 is $599. 32GB Surface 2 is $449. So $150 less than equivalent iPad. Hmm, not too shabby.
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MARTINSBURG - The phrase "one man's trash is another man's treasure" proves true as the Berkeley County Council has approved selling two surplus Berkeley County Sheriff's Department vehicles to two separate law enforcement agencies.
At Thursday's Berkeley County Council meeting, members approved removing two surplus police vehicles from the list to be sold at the county's auction Dec. 14. They will instead be sold to neighboring police departments.
One vehicle was unanimously approved for sale to Morgan County, and in a separate 4-1 vote, one vehicle will be sold to the Gary Police Department in McDowell County. Vice-President Doug Copenhaver voted against selling a vehicle to the Gary Police Department.
The request to donate a surplus vehicle to the Gary Police Department came from Sen. Joe Manchin's office.
"We are in dire need of a police car being that our car is inoperable and we do not have the funds to obtain another one. We are down to one policeman now because the other one that we did have quit the position because of the condition of the car and because we weren't able to furnish a vehicle for each of our two officers to be able to do their jobs," wrote Gary City Council Person Karen Jones-Gautier in a letter to Berkeley County Sheriff Kenny Lemaster.
The Berkeley County Sheriff's Department determined one of their surplus vehicles, a 2006 Ford with 138,000 miles, was a fit for the Gary Police Department's needs.
In lieu of donating the vehicle to the Gary Police Department, Copenhaver suggested either selling it to the police department or having the police department bid on the vehicle during the upcoming county auction.
"The one thing that I read in the letter is that the city of Gary had two police officers and one of them quit. In my thinking of that, that means they now have payroll for expenditures that they're not going to expend and means they could possibly purchase a car, a very low-price car," Copenhaver said.
Captain D.S. Richmond of the Berkeley County Sheriff's Department said that surplus vehicles typically sell for $400 to $800 at the county auction.
Member Jim Barnhart moved to sell the Ford to Gary Police Department for $1, which was approved by council members Elaine Mauck, Jim Whitacre, President Anthony Petrucci and himself.
Berkeley County Council members also approved the sale of a 2006 Ford with 128,412 miles surplus vehicle to the Morgan County Sheriff's Department to replace a recently wrecked police vehicle.
According to Richmond, the vehicle will act as a replacement for the Morgan County Sheriff's Department until funds become available to purchase another vehicle at the beginning of the 2014 fiscal year.
The vehicle will be sold to the Morgan County Sheriff's Department for $3,000, which includes the Kelly Blue Book value and the value of some of the equipment in the vehicle including a security screen, light bar and console.
"You'll be lucky to get it for a price of $400 for the car. Historically, $3,000 is above what you would see at auction," Richmond said.
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Looking at the biosphere as a whole...the
energy used by your cells to do work ULTIMATELY comes from
The sun
When our cells carry out anaerobic respiration they use which one of the following processes?
Lactic acid fermentation
The mitochondrial cristae are an
adaptation that
increases the space for more copies of the electron transport chain and ATP syntheses complexes.
A culture of bacteria growing aerobically is fed glucose containing radioactive carbon and is then examined. As the bacteria metabolize the glucose, radioactivity will appear first in
glucose 6-phosphate.
The functioning of an electron transport
chain is analogous to
a Slinky toy going down a flight of stairs
Which of the following statements is/are true about the energy yields from cellular respiration?
Cellular respiration is more efficient at harnessing energy from glucose than car
engines are at harnessing energy from gasoline.
Both photosynthesis and aerobic cellular
produce ATP by using electron transport chains
The overall equation for the cellular
respiration of glucose is
C6H12O6 + 6 O2 → 6 CO2 + 6H2O + energy.
During which of the following phases of
cellular respiration does substrate-level phosphorylation take place?
glycolysis and the citric acid cycle
Which one of the following is the correct
sequence of stages in cellular respiration?
glycolysis, the citric acid cycle, and oxidative phosphorylation
At the end of the citric acid cycle, most of the energy remaining from the original glucose is stored in
Some friends are trying to make wine in their basement. They've added yeast to a sweet grape juice mixture and have allowed the yeast to grow. After several days they find that sugar levels in the grape juice have dropped, but there's no alcohol in the mixture. The most likely explanation is that:
he mixture needs less oxygen. Yeast only produce alcohol in the absence of oxygen.
During chemiosmosis
ATP is synthesized when H+ ions move through a channel provided by ATP synthase.


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The Susquenita track and field squads opened their 2012 campaign with a double-dip loss to Camp Hill.
Gary McCoy's boys' team got scoring from 14 different athletes, but fell to the Lions 81-65.
Bill Day's Lady Blackhawks had nine girls place and dropped a 104-46 decision.
In the boys' meet, first-year senior Mike Weldon was the 'Hawks' star. Weldon, a baseball player until this year, won the 100-meter dash, placed second in the 200 and javelin, and ran with Dalton Jones, Calvin Malone and Brennan May on the winning 4x100 relay team to contribute a team-best 16 points.
May, who also placed third in the 100, is a junior. Jones is a sophomore and Malone, a freshman.
Max Whitehead-Zimmers, a junior, collected firsts in the two hurdle races and ran with junior Aaron Jefferys, sophomore Luther Snell, who won the 400, and freshman De'Shaun Smith on the first-place 4x400 relay.
Bill Shader (1600 and 3200), Smith (300 hurdles), Alex Kruger (pole vault) and Cory Thompson (discus and shot) took seconds in their events.
On the girls' side, senior Mari Bigley, a returning District 3-AA medalist and state qualifier, showed she's midseason form by winning all four of her events — the 100 and 200, and both horizontal jumps, for nearly half of the Blackhawks' points.
Danielle Whisler, also a senior, picked up the other Blackhawk win, throwing the discus 84-6.
Junior Shelby Jones (second in the long jump and triple jump, and third in the 100) contributed seven points.
Seniors Abby Rosenberger (pole vault) and Britt Morrison (javelin), sophomore Abbey Kemble (100 hurdles) and freshman Kora Zeigler (shot put) had second-place finishes.
Senior Rachel Zimmerman (javelin) and sophomore Mary Stiffler (TJ) took thirds in their events.


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An Oregon mall has backpedaled on enforcing its decoration policy that would have forced a military veteran to remove American flags from an amusement ride in the shopping center.
Last month, management at the Clackmas Town Center told Thomas Phelps his flags on a kiddie train were "unapproved visuals" and had to be removed.
"I may be fired, I may be thrown out of the mall, but I am not taking it down," Phelps said after getting the notice. "I hope people rally around this really. There are certain things that people should just stop and say it's wrong."
And people did rally. Sunday, news of the ordeal spread quickly on Facebook and Twitter.
Later that day, the mall changed its mind and said Phelps and his flags could stay.
"We honor, support, and respect what the United States flag represents. The actions and letter that were communicated certainly did not convey that. And for this, we apologize," a Clackmas Town Center statement said.
"The U.S. flag will remain displayed at the kiddie train and in other locations within the mall," management continued. "We wholeheartedly support those who fight to allow us and everyone else to display the flag."
Phelps said he put the flags on the train to honor "all those people that daily put their lives on the line for us" and to "reinforce values to our children."
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'Cougar Town,' 'Feel a Whole Lot Better': Down with FWB?
A review of last night's "Cougar Town" coming up just as soon as I steal the plot of "Erin Brockovich"...
Like Myles McNutt, I had a hard time watching "Feel a Whole Lot Better" without thinking of "My Bed Banter and Beyond," the "Scrubs" season one installment where JD and Elliot got together for the first time and then broke up, all in the course of an episode. Here, we had Grayson and Jules finally having sex after a season's build-up, and Jules ignoring her first impulse about the pitfalls of Friends With Benefits, and it all seemed headed for a moment where everything fell apart and we could put this relationship on hold until at least February sweeps of season two.
Instead - maybe because Bill Lawrence already did it the other way, maybe because age and time (both for Lawrence and for the characters he's now responsible for) have changed his perspective - we got the happy ending, with Grayson deciding to drop his defenses and give a real relationship a shot.
I'll be curious to see how the show treats the two going forward. Both halves of this couple bring so much baggage that it would still be pretty easy and believable to follow the JD/Elliot route and have them frequently break up and then make up. But it's also possible that they could wind up like the JD and Elliot of the final season of original recipe "Scrubs," with their couplehood as a fact of life, and a source of humor, but not a constant engine for drama.(*)
(*) And there should still be some of that even with them together, since we know Bobby wants to reconcile with Jules.
As with last night's "Modern Family," this was one where the show's emotional side was a bit sharper than the comedy. Bobby working a hare-brained scheme will never not be funny - particularly when fake moostashes are involved - but the Ellie plot didn't really work, mainly because the show has been so inconsistent with its handling of baby Stan. On occasion, the baby is present and a huge complication in Ellie and Andy's lives, but most of the time, the characters get to run out and have adventures as if there isn't a tiny human living in their house who needs constant holding, feeding, changing, etc. When Andy complained to Laurie about not getting to go out much and have fun, I wanted to sit him down in front of a season's worth of "Cougar Town" episodes to point out how often he's doing exactly that.
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For only 89 £ the wooden table JOKKMOKK is on offer at IKEA's, along with four matching chairs. "Solid pine; a natural material that ages beautifully", the description reads. The corporation sells 100 million pieces of furniture per year via its stores all over the world. The demand for wood mounts up to a whopping 12 million cubic metres. But nature is paying the price.
Low prices at great costs
A high amount of the wood used for IKEA furniture originates from the high north of Russia, as the very fine annual rings reveal. In the chilly climate near the polar circle trees grow very slowly. 300 000 hectares of forest land have been rented by IKEA wholly-owned subsidiary Swedwood in Karelia. Since then the forest is feeling the heat, even previously pristine areas.
In Karelia, harvesters overturn the centuries-old trees within seconds. 800 trees per day are logged, debranched and stacked for transport to the furniture factory. The six foot high tyres plough through the soft marshy ground. It will take decades to recover. Day-to-day IKEA is logging more species-rich primeval forest. Barren and dreary clear-cut stretches are taking over.
Deforesting with the green label FSC
IKEA considers the clearance of the boreal forests to be verifiably responsible. The corporate group points to the label of the German company FSC International Center GmbH. However, environmentalists have long been criticizing the deceit taking place with the FSC label.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cleveland Indians beat the Kansas City Royals Wednesday night, 5-3, and Michael Bourn continued to swing a hot bat.
The leadoff hitter went 3-for-5 with two singles and a two-run triple in the bottom of the second inning to open the scoring for the Tribe. After the game he talked about getting back into a groove after missing the start of the season with a left hamstring strain. You can watch video of Bourn's comments above.
Justin Masterson got the start and once again had to settle for a no-decision after giving up two earned runs in just over six innings of work. You can watch video of Masterson talking about his outing here. You can also watch our postgame show with the Plain Dealer's Dennis Manoloff here.
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> Did Dept of Homeland Security call thehighroad.org
February 8, 2006, 01:29 AM
wow lock down fever. Somebody loosen the wedgie
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February 8, 2006, 01:33 AM
Come on! There's been two threads about this already tonight, and they all have been locked. :rolleyes:
The locked threads were either off-topic or vitrolic. Didn't you read Coronach's post?
Reading the closure message at the bottom will provide some insight.
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5.) We cannot provide a comprehensive list of "Things Not To Say".Posts that are contrary to the above policies, or to the mission of The High Road, may be edited or deleted at our sole discretion. Membership may be revoked if such a step is deemed necessary by us. We're a private venture enabled by an all-volunteer staff. Please treat this venue as a polite discussion in a friend's home and respect the wishes of the hosts.
We have noted that the civility of L&P has been plummeting of late. Correlated with this is yet another resurgence of political posts that do not meet the criteria as outlined in the rules of conduct. Just because a post is 'political' does not mean it belongs here. It must address firearms issues or civil liberties issues directly. "Civil liberties are in danger because Bush lied, people died!" and "we will lose all of our guns becuase Hillary has anger issues!" will not cut it. Post directly, not obliquely, about how a given topic has an impact on RKBA or civil liberties.
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There's a thread over on APS about the locks. http://armedpolitesociety.com/viewtopic.php?id=2488 Take it over there.
I'm getting a lot of use out of In Before The Lock tonight. :rolleyes:
February 8, 2006, 01:35 AM
Relax......I just have never seen so many lock downs before on a website at one time :rolleyes:
Can we talk about the weather?
February 8, 2006, 01:38 AM
As clearly reminded by the Cut and Paste in each of those threads - this is what every member agreed to upon Registration to THR.
Personally I let it be known to staff how I agreed with such actions, and invite more of the same in other forums here at THR.
I also posted this as part of a thread over on APS.
...Some new members have not been so good and makes me feel THR, and sister sites were targeted to disrupt the Misson Statements.
Read : THR and sister sites is/are a burr up their butt and they want THR and sister sites tainted.....
THR/TFL and sister sites are self policing. Only Staff can do things like lock down threads. This is my site too, so being a responsible member I will report a thread to a Moderator.
Just did a minute ago, been doing so since day one, will continue to.
Sheepdogs got a job to do, that is why I am a Rebel Sheepdog. :)
February 8, 2006, 01:54 AM
Coronach is now indefinitely detained at Camp X-ray in Guantanomo Bay.
February 8, 2006, 08:24 AM
Boy, I remember some of the Good Old Days at TFL in the Legal/Political Forum. Went through there once, and by the time I was done, the entire first page was nothing but locks.
Ah, well, memories.
PS: Off topic, locked.
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A crazy group of lunatics that believe that their way of life is the only correct way to live. They constantly try to impose their beliefs on others. They are anti gay and lesbian and anti sex education in schools. They got their start by opposing a teen pep program in Clearview Regional High School. They are few and far between but cause a great deal of problems to a community and local school boards. Are generally associated with religious fanatics that are blind to the people around them. Same group of people tried to have Harry Potter books removed from libraries for being anti religion and corrupting the minds of the young. People in this group are completely crazy and only cause a nascence for people around them.
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Corporate Social Responsibility and Global Supply Chain Management: A Normative Perspective
Robert E. Spekman
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University of Virginia - Darden School of Business
D. Eric Boyd
James Madison University - College of Business
Darden Business School Working Paper No. 04-05
Integrated supply chains are becoming an integral part of the competitive landscape as firms seek to create strategic advantages. Yet, along with the economic benefits derived from these more coordinated supply chains come certain social obligations. Many buying firms are developing codes of conduct as a way of managing a number of partner behaviors within the supply chain. The issues addressed here converge on the extent to which buyers ought to be responsible for the ethical behaviors of their suppliers. While the management of partner-corporate social responsibility is an important issue for firms, extant research offers little guidance. This paper develops a framework for considering the obligations of the more powerful supply chain member to the other members of the supply chain. We examine the extent to which one supply chain member should exert governance as it relates to social responsibility on the members of the extended supply chain. We provide both managerial and theoretical insight.
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All Bachelor's program students are required to successfully complete EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Education as their first course. Students with zero (0) traditional college-level transferable credits are also required to successfully complete the Student Success Orientation prior to enrolling in credit-bearing coursework. Following successful completion of orientation, students are required to successfully complete EXP 105.
Student Success Orientation
The orientation is designed to provide students with a complete overview of the Ashford University experience, prepare them for success in their courses, and help them to self-evaluate their readiness to succeed in an online classroom setting. Students will be instructed on Ashford University policies and the learning resources that are available to them through interactive videos and assessments. Students enrolled in orientation must successfully complete all assigned activities.
EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Education
This course is designed to help adult learners beginning their university studies to achieve academic success. Students will explore learning theories, communication strategies, and personal management skills. Adult learners will develop strategies for achieving success in school and work. Students will also be introduced to the University's institutional outcomes and learning resources. A minimum grade of C- is required to successfully complete the course.
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(36 credits, all courses are 3 credits unless otherwise indicated. Courses are listed in the recommended sequence.)
This foundational course provides an introduction to teaching and learning for health care professionals, consumers and clients. Theories of adult learning and introductory instructional design concepts provide the framework for students to design interactive courses.
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This course provides an overview of the professional scope of entry-level health educator responsibilities. Students gain knowledge of organizational concepts, processes, skills, attitudes, and personal characteristics comprising the field of health education. The course content explores the theoretical and practical issues of the field of community health that enable students to identify and apply health education principles to health challenges facing individuals, groups, and communities.
HCS 316 Cultural Diversity in Health & Illness
This course explores the complexities and dimensions of health and illness through diverse cultural perspectives. Traditional health beliefs and practices among selected populations are presented along with the influences of social, political, and demographic changes impacting issues and perceptions of health and illness in a multi-cultural society.
HCA 322 Health Care Ethics & Medical Law
This course presents the ethical and legal implications of health care administration. The unique legal aspects encountered in the provision of health services are analyzed. Concepts of access, affordability, health care interventions and human rights are interfaced with legal and ethical issues challenging the provision of health care services. Concepts of risk management, continuous quality assurance, guardianship, Institutional Review Boards, and needs of special and diverse populations provide discussion points in the course. The overlapping domains of ethics and medical law are examined. Case studies and discussion of ethical and legal precedent setting decisions are used to link theory with reality.
Utilizing a multi-disciplinary approach, this course provides an introduction to the field of health communications, and explores how communications are utilized to influence and motivate individuals, institutional, government, and public audiences about important health issues and interventions. Students examine processes for creating clear, accurate, and appropriate health communications for a variety of target audiences. Case studies of health campaigns are integrated into the course.
BUS 303 Human Resource Management
An introduction to the field of human resource management. Topics to be discussed include communication, motivation, and management of personnel. The course will include a review of current standards and practices as well as the legal environment as it pertains to the human resource field.
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This course will introduce students to the field of epidemiology, its purpose and benefits within the public health and health-related fields. It will provide the students the opportunity to review current and relevant health surveillance data and its application in the various health care fields. Furthermore, it will afford the students the opportunity to learn about the role of epidemiologists in today's health care system.
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Auditions set for holiday musical
Studio East will hold auditions Oct. 7-9 for its holiday musical, "Twas the Night." The production calls for a large ensemble cast ranging in age from seven to around forty. Rehearsals begin the week of Oct. 14 and the production opens at Studio East on Nov. 30 for a four-weekend run through Dec. 22. Auditions, rehearsals and performances will be at Studio East, 402 6th Street South, in Kirkland.
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hardhitter0421: @desperatezephora
WTF are you talking about...holy crap!
You can see what she is saying...
6.8 million views later, you are the first
"I can see what she is saying" person....!!!!
TuSHAY, BRAVO
now I am going to go poke myself in the eye with a fork.
devilsreign900: WTF IS DIS MAN!!!!!!!!!! I DIDNT LEARN SHIT. I watched dis whole thing and all i saw was da inside of a pussy, and listened to some jap girl talk her jap language and me understand nothing. O and the pussy has cum in it 2. Thats what that white stuff is, for those that do not know that. BYE!!!! what a waste if 2 mins and 7 dam seconds,! D:<
FlyingFatality: @ethomas94 Bloody agreed. I hate it when people do that to me, so I make a habit of not doing it myself. There are a lot of people online who could use a bit of a slap in the face to let them know that they are really talking to real people, even if they don't seem to realize it. Insulting them and cursing every few words is just... uncouth. :] Thanks for the comment back. <3
FlyingFatality: @ethomas94 I am female. I think I would know what it looks like - we learned more about that than boys did in sex ed way back. But you still ought not discount something you see just because you don't think that it is real. There is no way to know for sure, so we may as well not even argue the point.
And it's nice to hear of someone who has a little integrity. :] So many kids these days have already lost that by the age of 12.
ethomas94: @FlyingFatality and i have seen the inside of the vagina, not only on sexual occasions like you, but in sex education. yes. i know how it looks like cause we constantly took sex ed. not just the anatomy xray cut you body in half thing. they acually took a camera and put it up this girls vagina and we watched some guy cum in her. kinda nasty.
ethomas94: @FlyingFatality You see, unlike you, i took sex ed. again unlike you, i dont just go around mindlessly believing everything i see. AND of coarse im still a virgin, im 15. i saw this before. this is the back of the throat and esophegus. so next time you think you know something, look it up first.
tawkingjames79: LOL@dallas i can just picture the look on your face= SHEER HORROR!!!!!!!!! "OH DEAR GODD" he says LMAO Of what 2 trillion people call home sweet home. ( well not this particular home i hope) Dont worry dallas I kinda said the same thing when I stumbled here too.
ExploringBeyond: @spitfirelina It's inside the vagoo but not in the cervix. She talks about contractions and how funny it is that they managed to put it on youtube and get away with it because the girl is actually 12. lol not really, but it IS Japan so who really knows? =P Trying to learn japanese here :3
guerrald: WTH is it with these viewers. They say they don't understand a thing said in the video but they keep watching.
However, I have to agree this is a mysterious language indeed, especially while looking at a Japanese sex monster that possibly swallows roosters like pills.
....anyone know if redbull is legal for minors to buy?
anjel7: This is a video of a woman's vagina during the peak of her orgasm. You can see ejaculation gathering at the bottom of her vagina. In the very beginning, you couldn't see everything this clearly, and you couldn't see the G-spot, but now you do. Women can freely orgasm, and the muscles on the walls of the vagina show how high/hard/good (?) this orgasm was. If the muscles of the vagina contract fast, it means that the orgasm was strong. You can clearly see the walls of this woman's vagina contract.
Bebevv: I think you may actually be right...i was looking at this in the wrong way....the metal piece holding it open seems to have reflections on top and bottom make it look like vocal cords. But it looks like its partially blocking the cervix...which is what i was looking for. Although her side walls look a bit weird.
02lthomam: it is actually a vagina, i know its weird of youtube to put things like tht up, but they do because its educational, its not in anyway a turn on or sexual fetish.... unless your very weird,
you can tell its not a throat, a throat has a whole dependent muscle for food and water, when a vagina has 2 muscles, as can be clearly seen in this video, to help stimualte men, and to help giving birth to babys,
youtube also show women giving birth to babys with a clear visual of a womens vagina
sk8sk8sk8sks8sk8: IM REALLY SORRY!!!!!
if you read this you die tonight. There was guy named james who was told if you say bloody mary three times in the dark in a bathroom you die. So he tried it he was found dead a hour later in the bathroom. Post on 5 other videos or die
grenadezeroone: You are a bad bad man, and very racist! People like you make the world a bad place. I only 11 years of age so far I think and my english for my age is so far good! By the time I reach age of 18, I will be fluent with english and 5 other language I hope. So far english is being my 4th language after japanese mandarin and german. I am learning also some spanish, but more slowly than english.
bandgirl987: Um... who decided the world should learn English? That's a fucking joke. That's a really fascist attitude.. there are more people that speak Spanish or Chinese than English in this world. Americans are the worst about this. They aren't willing to accept that they aren't as big a deal as they think they are, and go to foreign countries and don't bother with their culture. How many of the stars that move to France actually speak french? It's bullshit.
Flipain: English is the international language so it is normal that the majority of YT videos are posted, speaked, and commented in english, but YT is an international resource, and I think, someone in a non englishj speaking country post a video about him, or whatever, in his language, and for his friends, relatives, or even people of his country. He hasn´t been thinking about english people.
alvinabejuro: its a pity to people who do not understand the language used in the video posted here at YT ?! cant u observe some english comments here with almost broken words,this are people from none english speaking countries , but it is ADMIRABLE coz they know the proper way.the bottom line is;YT is international , english lang should be used.if they cant provide a written english transltn in the video , better keep it by themselves only. PEACE,alvin
Flipain: Alvinabejuro, yes I can. If youtube is international I understand any people can post any video, with any language in it, and if an english speaking people can´t understand that, well, its a pity. Im sure many people that use YT in non english speaking countries don´t know english, but still uses youtube, and post, and watch videos in their language, and comment it with people of their country. I don´t see nothing wrong with that.
miclife11: its amazing how many teenagers see this vid of nature at work and find it gross...its no wonder so many teens i counsel are in relationships with adults...educate yourself about women and the way their bodies work...itll be important when you get to the bedroom...peace
ElixirSentinel87: i think she says that orgasms come from the sensory cells in our eyes. As the feeling climaxes our body's generate enough stimulation that our ophthalmic part of the brain reacts and disperses merriment vessels.
In men our prostate envelopes and secreates a chemical called Xyenescarne. which gives the feeling of pleasure and bliss.
(just pulling ur chain, i have no fuking clue)
NewSexology: In sex education, sexologists should teach boys and girls the art of making love and that during the first sexual experience it is not obligatory to have a vaginal intercourse but it is important to give and to receive pleasure caressing and touching the partner. Sexologists should define as complete sexual intercourse (making love) the case in which the orgasm happens in both partners with or without a vaginal intercourse. Vaginal orgasm and G-spot dont exist...See video in newsexology


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Emory Transplant Center's Noon Symposium: 2005 Archive
The Transplant Center Seminar Series held in the Emory University School of Medicine Building, Room 110 is attended by transplant surgeons, internists, fellows, residents and nurses. In addition it is open to all School of Medicine faculty. This is a CME accredited program.
|Talk Topic
|Akinlolu O. Ojo, MD, PhD
Associate Professor
Division of Nephrology
University of Michigan Medical School
|"Insights from Analysis of the SRTR Database"
|Antonio Guasch, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine
Director of Transplant Nephrology
Renal Division
Emory University
|"Chronic Kidney Allograft Rejection"
|Thanksgiving Holiday
|David Shaffer, MD
Professor of Surgery
Chief, Division of Kidney and Pancreas Transplantation
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
|"Calcineurin-Inhibitor Sparing Strategies in Kidney Transplantation"
|John P. Leone, MD, PhD, FACS
Director, Pancreas Transplantation
LifeLink HealthCare Institute
Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery
University of South Florida
|"PRA Reduction in the Treatment of Highly Sensitized Dialysis Patients"
|James M. Gloor, MD
Associate Professor of Pediatrics
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine
|"ABO Incompatible and Positive Crossmatch Kidney Transplantation"
|Jay Alan Fishman, MD
Director, Transplant Infectious Disease & Compromised Host Program
Massachusetts General Hospital
Associate Professor of Medicine
Harvard Medical School
|"Infections in Transplantation"
|Thomas C. Pearson, MD, PhD
Livingston Professor of Surgery
Chief, Renal Transplantation
Emory University
|"The Surgical Treatment of Diabetes"
|Thomas M. Fishbein, MD
Director, Small Bowell & Pediatric Liver Transplantation
Georgetown Univesity Hospital
Transplant Institute
|"Intestinal Transplantation: One Surgeon's Experience"
|No Transplant Symposium
|Randolph Hennigar, MD, PhD
Director of Nephropathology and Electron Microscopy
Co-Director of Autopsy Services
Emory University Hospital
|"Reducing the Incidence of anti-body mediated rejection in
Renal Transplantation: Strategic Assessment of the
Sensitized Patient"
|Kenneth Kokko, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor of Medicine & Surgery
Renal Division
Emory University
|"BK Polyoma: The Emory Experience"
|Ronald Ferguson, MD, PhD
Professor of Surgery
Executive Director, Comprehensive Transplant Center
Ohio State University
|"Corticosteroid Free Maintenanced Immunosuppression in Renal Transplantation"


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Tropical Tee is an easy project for beginning crocheters who would like to try a garment project. The lace pattern is easy to memorize, and the sizing can be adjusted by adding a stitch pattern repeat. The fabric created by this lace pattern is very stretchy.
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A fast-hitting, severe thunderstorm Tuesday afternoon renewed flooding, downed trees and wires and wreaked havoc again on areas still trying to dry out from floods two weeks ago.
Numerous calls about flooded yards and basements and cars stuck on streets in high water were reported throughout Howland, Niles and Warren. Severe flooding left standing water along the Tibbetts Wick Road area in Girard.
Almost 2 inches of rain were dumped on the heaviest-hit areas in less than a half hour, WYTV 33 News meteorologist Paul Wetzel said. Doppler radar showed the hardest hit areas were southeast of Warren, including much of Niles.
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Niles resident Rosemary Connelly of Gypsy Lane stands in her front yard Tuesday evening, where a large puddle of water grew several feet.
''It was such a heavy rainfall in such a short period of time that caused the flooding. The rain was so intense and fell very quickly,'' Wetzel said, noting there was a lot of flooding in urban areas.
The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning shortly before 4 p.m. Tuesday. About 4 p.m., rain began, accompanied by hail, heavy winds and lightning.
On July 10, nearly 4 inches of rain fell during the day, flooding streets and basements under several feet of water, and causing one neighborhood in Leavittsburg along the Mahoning River to be evacuated.
On Tuesday, Pat Meszaros of Shaw Road in Niles said her entire yard - which includes a pond surrounded by cement - was under water from the driveway leading from her garage to state Route 46. A portion of the driveway had also collapsed, she said.
''It was horrible. There was so much water, you couldn't see the driveway or any green from my house to Route 46. I've never had this much water in years,'' she said.
Meszaros said at one point the water was coming down Shaw Road like ''rapids.''
''It was looked like a mammoth river coming down the street,'' she said.
Residents along Gypsy Lane in Niles watched as a retention pond behind the neighborhood overflowed, spilling water down the street and into lawns.
Rosemary Connelly said this isn't the first time the pond has caused problems.
"When we get a lot of rain, it overflows," Connelly said. "We actually had our own little family of mallards out here in our yard."
Connelly's husband, Larry, said the overflowing water isn't just an inconvenience, but also a health hazard.
"Kids see water like that and they want to go out and play in it," Larry Connelly said. "We don't know what's in that water."
The Mueller Family Practice building on Route 46 in Niles was flooded and suffered damage when water from the heavy rains rushed from the Niles City Cemetery across the street.
Fire crews estimated that 4,000 gallons of water washed through the doctor's office parking lot and into the building. The owner told news crews it is the second time in as many years that the business has been flooded.
Downed wires and tree limbs had also been reported in Trumbull County.
Warren resident Hugh Anderson of Kinsman Road N.W. said he feels fortunate that a 75-foot-long maple tree of 2 to 3 feet in width that fell landed in the middle of nearby Wilson Road. The tree did tear down electric lines and knocked out power to the street with electric crews at the scene late Tuesday working to restore it.
''It just missed my house by a foot. I feel very fortunate it didn't hit the house,'' Anderson said.
He said he is concerned about a second tree that is leaning with its roots showing.
''There is a tree right next to the one that fell. The roots are almost out of the ground. I'm afraid if that tree falls it will hit my house,'' Anderson said.
A 911 spokeswoman said the center received numerous calls especially of flooding in the Allenwood area of Howland. Basements and garages were also flooded on Boston Avenue.
A Niles dispatcher also reported many calls from throughout the city of flooding. Reports of flooding included near the new high school complex.
In Warren, the fire department responded to vehicles stuck in the water on Pine Avenue and Highland Avenue at Maple Avenue.
Two tornado warnings were issued for Columbiana County during the storms, according to WYTV-33.
Reporter Ashley Newman contributed to this story.


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Films selling despite festival's dour mood
The Croisette was less crowded this year, and even the most popular restaurants had a few empty tables.
So it didn't take long before some Cannes festgoers declared that this year's market was already dead — but the obits may have been premature.
There were fewer looky-loos this year, to be sure, but deals were being made. As is often the case, the most frenzied action was non-American, with Asia and India making big splashes.
But among the American outfits, Focus and IFC enjoyed a lot of action and even Sony Pictures Classics — which looked like it might go home empty-handed — on Wednesday made a modest six-figure bid for all rights on James Toback's "Tyson" doc.
Americans may have felt the market was subdued because the weak dollar and inclement weather dampened enthusiasm. And some of the highest-profile films at the market were U.S. pics that came without a domestic distrib — and still hadn't found one as the fest headed to a close: Steven Soderbergh's "Che" two-parter, James Gray's "Two Lovers," Barry Levinson's "What Just Happened?" and Charlie Kaufman's feature helming debut, "Synecdoche, New York."
Focus Features Intl. sales and distribution prexy Alison Thompson told Daily Variety that it had "done pretty much all the business we had hoped" at the fest, despite the alleged doom and gloom at the market.
A number of companies bought international rights to Focus films such as "Milk," the Gus Van Sant-directed bio of slain gay pol Harvey Milk; Sam Mendes' untitled pic about newlyweds starring John Krasinski; and "A Serious Man," from the Coen brothers.
IFC made a series of smaller acquisitions, picking up six pics. The indie nabbed Un Certain Regard opener "Hunger," Brit rookie Steve McQueen's pic about a 1981 IRA hunger strike; Arnaud Desplechin's competition entry "A Christmas Tale"; Olivier Assayas' "Summer Hours"; Josh Safdie's "The Pleasure of Being Robbed"; Korean hit "The Chaser"; and Anna Melikyan's "Mermaid."
IFC will release the films through its day-and-date theatrical/VOD distribution model, which shares revenues with filmmakers.
"IFC is taking more risk at the festival," said William Morris Independent's Jerome Duboz. "They will go for movies even if they are difficult."
Meanwhile, the "Tyson" deal wasn't set on Wednesday, but Toback said he talked with SPC's Michael Barker, his "prospective distributor," on the Croisette that day. Toback was hoping to close on one of several offers before he left town. ICM's Jeff Berg is handling the sale.
As the fest, which began May 14, enters its closing days (it wraps Sunday), four buyers are bidding on Joaquin Phoenix starrer "Two Lovers," but 2929 Entertainment will sell the $12 million film only if the deal gives it a shot at a bigger upside through output deals than it would get on its own through Magnolia Pictures.
The same is true of Levinson's $20 million Sundance pic "What Just Happened," which will close the fest.
"Synecdoche, New York," which Sidney Kimmel Entertainment backed for $20 million, failed to score a sale out of an early buyers' screening. Buyers are waiting for critical response to the film, which unspools today.
And Steven Soderbergh's "Che," which received love-it/hate-it reviews, is looking for a U.S. distrib, but the question is in what form: One long film, two two-hour pics — or some other configuration of the biopic.
And while Wild Bunch execs still need, and remain confident of getting, a significant U.S. deal to cover their substantial financial investment, pic has already pre-sold widely to a number of major territories, including the U.K.
Ali Jaafar and Timothy M. Gray contributed to this report.


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Cort Brings Metal to Europe With Full Force Festival
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Aminah Robinson. Photo courtesy of Capital Style, photographed by Will Shilling.
Renowned CCAD alumna Aminah Robinson will add another impressive feather to her cap on July 26 when she is inducted into the Lincoln Theatre's Walk of Fame.
Best known for her rag and cloth paintings called RagGonNons, Robinson has exhibited in museums and galleries throughout the United States and has work in many private collections. In 2004, she was awarded a prestigious MacArthur Fellowship (commonly called "the genius grant").
Photographer Kojo Kamau, who also studied at CCAD, will be inducted into the Walk of Fame as well. His work can be seen at the Ohio Craft Museum, the King Arts Complex, and on the Long Street Cultural Wall, a collaborative project with Larry Winston Collins (CCAD 1986).
Established in 2010, the Walk of Fame recognizes Columbus natives who have made outstanding contributions in their professional careers. Past recipients include writer Wil Haygood; jazz organist Hank Marr; and saxophonists Rusty Bryant, Rahsaan Roland Kirk and Gene Walker.
This year's Walk of Fame induction ceremony will start at 7 p.m. on July 26 at the Lincoln Theatre, 769 E. Long St., Columbus, OH, 43203.


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Made mistake and checked with Qb5 for first move,acted to quickly,found right move Bc6+...Bd7,2.Bxd7+...Rxd7,sacing the B made sense knowing I still had a R and a Q waiting for the kill, 3.Rb8+...Rd8, 4.Qb5+...c6, 5.Qxc6#,nice puzzle,should have looked at board and not have acted so quickly and I would have realized I would have had to sac Q when black could block Q check with Bd7,black could have blocked with Rd7 also,then I could have checked with Rb8,but that's not what happened.Thank's Chess.Com,good day chess head's
seems a wee bit olbvious.....
nice one:
5. Qxc6#
There are many ways to give checkmate black.
Nice job with alternate
not fair, cuz he could take the Bishop with the King, and not with the Rook
Look at post 22,it's still mate in 5
Here are 2 solutions (4) Mate in 5
This puzzle is nice because it has four different ways to deliver mate-in-five
Quite interesting for the novice..... My attention quickly went to thy crippling king side then thy noticed the bishop
Why do people sometimes replicate a position in the puzzle or just re-release the puzzle?However, nice analysis murometzyx & paulified22. Nice to see more variety
it was easier than i expected "mate in 5".
3rd page!
yeah 3 rd page finished it a nice pin
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