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WESTFIELD - When she met her future husband through a mutual friend, Kara Torres had no idea she was taking the first step toward marrying a baseball franchise.
"I was not a big baseball person,'' says the widow of police officer Jose Torres, who died on July 26 while on traffic duty.
"I became interested when it was on TV,'' Kara Torres recalled this week. "He was always watching his games.''
Jose Torres, 53, was struck and killed by a dump truck while working traffic duty at a construction project on Pontoosic Road. His death on the job jarred the emotions of a community that knew him as the man who always made their days seem better.
To say officer Torres was a Boston Red Sox fan would be an understatement. The man and his team were joined at the heart, and it was only natural his wife and family were swept along.
Jose Torres was known for many things in this city. He was decorated at least twice for heroism in his career and made an indelible stamp on the city as a trustworthy police officer, an ambassador for the community and a valued friend to many.
If a stamp were to be attached to Jose Torres' life, however, there would have to be a place for the Red Sox logo on it.
At his funeral, the logo was displayed on the casket and on the pillow. It is still in evidence throughout the the Torres home, where Kara and their two sons, Jay and Christopher, sustain his memory.
A Fenway sojourn was tantamount to a family pilgrimage. Jose Torres' last game was in July, less than two weeks before he died.
On Sept. 13, Kara and the boys returned to Fenway Park. This was their first ball game without dad.
"It's a double-edged sword,'' said Jay Torres, 19. "You remember the happy moments and all the times together. We have so many memories of that place from the time we were little.''
Avoiding the scene of those memories would be natural in the aftermath of Torres' death. That was not an option to this family; they are convinced he would have wanted them to be at Fenway, no matter how the season turns out.
"It was hard, very emotional and tougher than I expected," Kara Torres said. "The tickets were given to us by an anonymous donor."
This has not been an easy season for fans of the Red Sox, who are winding down one of their worst seasons since the Great Depression. The more passionate the fan, the more acute the pain of seeing a proud and successful team falter.
"Yes, Jose was kind of bummed,'' Kara Torres said. She smiles at the memory of how her husband savored his Sox, even through the worst of times.
Being bummed, though, did not begin to jar his loyalty or faith. Underneath his police uniform, Jose would often wear a Red Sox shirt, right next to his heart, according to his widow.
"He was a man-boy. David Ortiz was his favorite player - Senor Papi,'' Kara Torres said.
Two months after Jose's death, Kara relates these recollections easily. She laughs.
She hides the pain well. Her path to cherish the years well spent is the path needed through grief, though not an easy one, she says.
"Today is day number 60 (without him),'' she said on Sept. 24. "I don't know if it will ever come to the point where I don't know that number.''
The outpouring of support and friendship from the Westfield community has helped. Police units are famously tight-knit, but Torres' reach had the tentacles of an octopus, extending through many aspects of Westfield life.
At home, Jose Torres' passion is best reflected in what the family calls "the Red Sox room.'' It is filled with souvenirs, pictures and artifacts of his favorite team.
Torres' devotion to baseball and the Red Sox stemmed from his father, who was born in Puerto Rico. The family's visitors once included Red Sox pitching great Luis Tiant, who often came to Westfield as a friend of the late City Councilor Charles Medeiros. The lure to the Torres home for Tiant was Spanish rice as prepared by Jose's mother, Maria.
"Meeting Luis was the only time Jose smoked cigars,'' Kara Torres recalled.
It is a testament to Torres' popularity in Westfield, which is one of the most baseball-crazed cities in New England, that some of his best friends are New York Yankees fans.
The bantering was ceaseless, but grounded in warmth. For most of his life, Torres endured the slights associated with always being runner-up.
Then, in 2004, the Red Sox ousted the Yankees from the playoffs and went on to win their first World Series in 86 years. Torres' first reaction was not of himself.
"Jose's father died in 2010, but he was around for the 2004 title,'' Kara Torres remembered. "Jose called him, I remember. They were so thankful his father had seen that in his lifetime.''
Jose Torres made sure he enjoyed his share of that championship season, too.
"We had a picture taken of us with the 2004 World Series banner (in the background). Jose would not let me crop the banner out of the picture,'' Kara Torres said.
The family celebrated again in 2007, when the Red Sox won another World Series. Baseball was Torres' biggest passion, but not his only interest.
"He was a big Celtics fan. He liked the Kansas City Chiefs, too, because Joe Montana was his favorite player and he played for the Chiefs at the end.'' Kara Torres said.
Jay Torres is attending Westfield State University. He plans to follow in his father's footsteps and become a police officer.
He is not a baseball player.
"That's Christopher. He's the one who goes out there,'' Jay Torres said of his younger brother.
A student of North Middle School, Christopher is more than just a good player. He was named the sportsmanship winner this year in the Westfield Little League.
Christopher also got to meet Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine on the field before the Sept. 13 game at Fenway.
The moment was captured in one of the countless baseball pictures in the household, a treasure trove of moments that keep Jose Torres' memory alive.
The community is responding as well. On Nov. 2, a family picnic will be held at the Westfield Elks Lodge. Proceeds will go to a cause that epitomized Jose Torres, a scholarship award whose recipient will be saluted for kindness.
The lifelong devotion of Jose Torres to his team is especially poignant as the Red Sox struggle to retain their fan base and regain their winning ways as this season's final games with the Yankees loom this week.
As TV ratings for Sox games plummet, tickets become available and the talk-show commentary is negative, fans like Jose Torres still exist. Their loyalty to the Red Sox is not determined by the standings or the scoreboard, but by the connection to the heart.
And, even now, two months after losing her husband, Kara Torres says baseball and the Red Sox are helping her through a very difficult time.
It gives the community common ground when they talk about a departed husband, father, public servant, civic ambassador and friend.
"It's made it easier," she says. "It's put something light into it."
Jay Torres poses a good question: "Will we go back to Fenway next year?" The answer: "Definitely."
"It was a part of him,'' Kara Torres said. "Absolutely, we'll be back.''


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I grew up in a single parent household alongside my older brother. My mother worked several jobs to put food on the table and clothes on our backs. From early childhood my mother always encouraged me to do well in school and to, more importantly, obtain a college degree.
Growing up, I always knew that I wanted go to college. In my senior year of high school I applied to several schools and got into most of them. Despite this, I had no idea where or what I wanted to study. I recall sitting at home browsing through my acceptance letters and reminiscing about my high school life and where I wanted to be in ten years. My heart told me to follow my creativity and love for art, yet my mind questioned whether I would be able to make a career out of it. My brother, a third-year student at Hamilton College at the time, told me that Hamilton was a place that inspired creativity and opened a world of opportunities for students. As a liberal arts college it was a place where I could take art classes but at the same time find the career that I was looking for. I had made up my mind; I was going to Hamilton College.
During my first year at Hamilton, I took several courses ranging from calculus to Hispanic studies and amongst them were art classes. The professors and staff within the art department became some of the most influential people I have met at Hamilton College. It inspired me to become a studio art major. After declaring my major in the spring of my sophomore year, I was tasked with telling my mother what I had declared. I was nervous since my brother had graduated from Hamilton as an economics major. After I told her what I declared there was a long and silent pause. She then said to me "¿Y que vas a hacer con eso?" What are you going to do with that? I then explained to her that Hamilton College had opened a world of imagination for me and both my heart and mind were in sync with the decision. Even though my mother did not fully understand the reasoning behind my decision, she understood that I was following my heart so she supported my every decision, and I love her for that.
During my junior year at Hamilton College I had the opportunity to go on the Hamilton College in New York City Program. This off-campus study gave me the opportunity to have a taste of what life would be like after college.
Now that I am a senior, I look back and think about all the people that I have met along the way. The friendships and bonds that I have made at Hamilton College will last me a lifetime. Hamilton has led me on a path to a bright and prosperous future. I am proud to say that I am a first generation college student at Hamilton College.
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Prometheus, COLOSSUS, HAL … and Beyond - The Narratives of 'Cyber'
The Curve Theatre, Leicester
26th November 2014
This one-day conference seeks to draw together academics and practitioners from as many different fields as possible, to encourage debate and discussion around the complex, contentious and contested theme of 'cyber', information technology, and the relationship between Human and Machine.
Humanity structures its vision of the world through constructed narratives (cultural, religious, political…) which seek to explain and justify our reading of reality; what are the narratives which have shaped and are shaping our existence as individuals and groups in a realm mediated and ordered through technology? As Grant Morrison puts it. "We live in the stories we tell ourselves"; what are the stories we tell ourselves about our relationship with the computer? We seek proposals (300 words maximum) for papers of 20 minutes duration approaching these issues from as wide a range of perspectives as possible. A non-exhaustive list of subject areas might include:
- Literary and cinematic visions of the information age -- Robotics, cyborgs and transhumanism -- Cyber-dissidence and resistance -- Technophila and technophobia -- Definitions of 'cyberculture' - and many more... It is planned that a selection of revised papers will be published as a collection of essays.
All proposals must be received by 30th September 2014Speakers will be informed of acceptance within 1 week of deadline.


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Yesterday, DailyTech
reported on Intel's
Q2 earnings. The company posted Q2 revenue of $8.7 billion USD, operating
income of $1.35 billion USD and net income of $1.3 billion USD.
Today, it's archrival AMD's turn with regards to financial
performance for the quarter. AMD recorded revenue of $1.378 billion USD, an
operating list of $457 million USD and a net loss of $600 million USD.
This compares with revenue of $1.216 billion USD and
operating income of $102 million USD for Q2 2006.
"While we made solid progress in the second quarter
across a number of fronts, we must improve our financial results," said
AMD CFO Robert J. Rivet. "We achieved a 12 percent sequential revenue
increase, improved the gross margin and won back microprocessor unit and
revenue market share."
AMD appears to have worked out problems that it had in late
2006 with OEM/channel
processor distribution and attributes 38 percent sequential increase in
microprocessor unit shipments to orders from Toshiba, an increased adoption of
AMD-based platforms and strong initial sales of the ATI Radeon HD 2000
graphics family.
"We continue to focus on realigning our business model
and reducing our capital expenditures and cost structure in the second half of
the year," said Rivet.
quote: When will these stop? I figured they would all occur in the 1st quarter, which had $113 million.
quote: I don't think these "one-time" charges will stop anytime soon...
quote: Profits = make payroll = pay bills = pay interest to bank
quote: AMD has 7.5 billions in liabilities for a 8 billions market cap company
quote: The market value AMD to be a 8 billion dollar company.
quote: I'm not trying to flame, but your the only one in this thread who mentioned anything about AMD disappearing.
quote: EBITDA
quote: if AMD doesn't have enough cash to pay interest payments, let alone paychecks, they will be going into bankruptcy
quote: AMD cannot compete against Intel. Not in the Long Term
quote: I think you are confusing losses with cash burn rate...they are NOT the same thing. AMD still has plenty of money. Look closer at what some of those numbers!
quote: However, current results show that their cash increased only by about $400M (1594-1167). Which means that $900M just dissapeared....
quote: They wrote off the rest of the 90nm inventory (they are now on 65nm only) for another $30 Million
quote: Aren't GPUs and Itaniums (albeit Intel) also being produced using 90nm?
quote: Can a fab change from a CPU manufacturer to a GPU manufacturer?
quote: I therefore find it confusing as to why people would be suggesting that the fab is worthless
quote: They are still producing 90nm chips on 200mm wafers
quote: The cross license x86 agreement between AMD and Intel prevent AMD from getting bought out by a third party or going to a fab light. If either one happen AMD will lose the x86 license which means they can't produce chip using the x86 architecture. In other words they would be out of the CPU market
quote: Read the license
quote: The agreement does indeed allow Intel to cancel a 3rd party's access to x86, however you are forgetting that this is a CROSS-licensing agreement. Intel use just as much of AMD's IP as AMD uses of Intel's in their chips. What that means is that if Intel chose to cancel the agreement, they would ALSO have to stop selling their OWN chips as the 3rd party would own a good portion of those rights.
quote: True, but we aren't talking about Intel cancelling the agreement. We are talking about situation where the agreement is cancelled automatically if AMD is purchased by another company
quote: Intel retains all rights to use ex-AMD's IP, but company that purchased AMD will not get rights to use Intel's IP
quote: You're making stuff up again
quote: Having sold a company I founded, I can tell you there is no such case law
quote: If you think there is please post a link
quote: Never said anything about it
quote: I said it would be perfectly fine to write a contract in which conditions could be set in which party A would lose the rights to party B's IP without it affecting the rights of party B


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A cherished possession that has miraculously stayed with me over the years is the flowerpot, one of two, I commissioned in Waimea, Kauai, in 1975 from a potter who was experimenting with traditional Polynesian designs.
On either side is a double-hulled canoe in full sail, and in between the sun, moon and stars. Lettering on the bottom reads: Hawaii-Tahiti, 1975. I kept one for myself, the blue one, and gave the brown to my dear friend Tommy Holmes.
We met at the Kamuela Prom, as it was called, the big senior event at the then all-boys Hawaii Preparatory Academy on the Big Island to which guys invited dates over from Honolulu for the weekend. Tommy and I hit it off and to my astonishment, he persuaded my date and his to switch. That was a starry moment in my teenage firmament.
Tommy Holmes became a famous waterman, and one of the original three minds behind the creation of the Polynesian Voyaging Society, along with California anthropologist Ben Finney and Big Island artist Herb Kawainui Kane.
They came up with the idea of recreating a Polynesian voyaging canoe and retracing the route the old wayfarers took from Tahiti to Hawaii, using only the ancient means of navigation by the sun, the sea and the stars.
The canoe they built was, of course, the Hokule'a, "Star of Gladness," that sailed from Honolua Bay on May 1, 1976, and was greeted in Tahiti after a 31-day journey by 17,000 people who waded into the water and flooded the beaches to welcome them. I gave the flowerpot to Tommy, awash in accolades after the trip, as my humble acknowledgment of the accomplishment.
So much good for Hawaiian culture came from that voyage of discovery and the creation of what Kane called a "central object" to the Polynesian culture that pulled so many skills and cultural strains into the process.
Hokule'a began a momentous shift back to the roots of Hawaiian culture and sparked a renaissance all over Polynesia as people there began reclaiming the lost knowledge of the culture and building their own canoes. Other deep-sea voyaging canoes were crafted here: Hawaii Loa on Oahu, built of a spruce log given by Alaska natives; Hoku Alaka'i, at Hilo; Makali'i at Kawaihae on the Big Island; and Namahoe, under construction on Kauai.
The canoe renaissance began on Maui when Levan Sequeira built the Mo'olele, the 42-foot coastal cruiser, in Lahaina, and started the project to create the first blue-water voyaging canoe to be built on Maui in 800 years.
When Sequeira pulled out 17 years ago, Tim Gilliom, the oldest of the talented Gilliom siblings, stepped in to finish it. A captain and boat-builder, who was aboard Hokule'a's 1999 voyage to the Marquesas and Rapa Nui, he has the good humor, charm and Hawaiian soul, via his maternal grandmother, of the Gilliom family.
With help from an intermittent group of volunteers and some solid regulars, bit by bit, as funding has allowed, he has put together the massive 63-foot transoceanic canoe Mo'okiha o Pi'ilani, "the sacred lizard of Pi'ilani."
Gilliom lives simply in small quarters and has supported himself with boat work throughout the process. People love him. "He has the biggest heart in the world. Anybody come around, whatever he has, food, clothes, he shares," a volunteer told me. "He's a man of men. He's a true spirit."
He's good at everything except public speaking and asking for money. The canoe is set to be launched Dec. 21, but some $51,000 is still needed to buy life jackets, anchors and chains, and other equipment to make it seaworthy.
Under the auspices of Hui o Wa'a Kaulua, the nonprofit supporting the effort, volunteers offer outrigger canoe rides as well as surfboard, paddle board, and kayak rentals from their base of operations at Kamehameha Iki Park in Lahaina. (Call 280-9352 for reservations.)
For a donation you can also take a thrilling "white-knuckle" ride on the Mo'olele, an experience sure to instill "wa'a (canoe) fever."
"When I first sailed on this 17 years ago, I never left," Gilliom said.
He showed me the mast, almost finished, and the three long steering sweeps he's completing. On Hokule'a, he said, the names of the founders are carved on the sweeps. The one in the middle bears the name Kawainui; the one on the right, Finney's Tahitian name. The one on the left is for my braddah, now departed from this world for the eternal ocean: "Tommy."
* Laurel Murphy is a former staff writer for The Maui News whose "Keiki o ka 'Aina" column appears each Tuesday. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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|What should you do with 401(k) after a layoff?
As you're no doubt aware, the long and deep recession has resulted in the highest unemployment rate in decades. But if you've been laid off, or if you fear a layoff may soon be coming, you're less interested in statistics than in your immediate financial future. How will you get by until you land a new job?
This is a scary question, of course. And it can cause you to look at all your available financial resources - including your 401(k), which may well be the largest single financial resource you have.
But before you cash out your 401(k), make sure you understand what's involved. Your former employer is required to withhold 20 percent of your account balance to prepay federal taxes. Also, all your 401(k) proceeds will be taxed as ordinary income. And if you're under age 59 1/2 when you liquidate your 401(k), you may also be subject to a 10 percent penalty. And worst of all, the money may not be available to you when you retire.
Obviously, if you have no other financial resources, you may have no choice but to tap into your 401(k) plan.
However, if you can find an alternative way to tide yourself over until you're working again, you may be better off in the long run by not cashing in your plan.
If you decide against the "cash-out" option, what can you do with your 401(k)?
Keep the money in your former employer's plan. If your former employer permits it, you may able to leave your money in your 401(k). You won't have to pay any immediate taxes, and your money can continue to grow tax deferred. But you may no longer be able to add funds to your account.
Roll your money over to an IRA. If you roll over your 401(k) assets to an IRA, you'll avoid paying immediate taxes, and your money can continue to grow tax deferred. Furthermore, you can fund your IRA with many types of investments, as opposed to a 401(k), which may offer only a handful of choices. And when you can afford it, you can make additional contributions to your IRA. Also, when you retire, you may find that an IRA gives you more flexibility in making withdrawals than a 401(k).
While there are some clear benefits to keeping your 401(k) with your former employer or moving it to an IRA, neither choice helps you answer the question of how you'll make it, financially speaking, until you're working again. If you've built up a cash cushion in the preceding years, you can turn to it now, of course. And if you've created an investment portfolio outside your 401(k), take a close look at it. You can consider adjusting your investment mix to add more income-producing investments, if appropriate. Keep in mind that your portfolio should reflect your risk tolerance, long-term goals and time horizon.
A layoff is never easy - and it can force you to make some tough choices. But if you can help protect your 401(k) today, you'll be helping yourself tomorrow.
Ken Weise is a financial advisor at Edward Jones Investments in Rohnert Park. He has been helping individual investors and small businesses reach financial goals for over eight years. He can be reached at 584-4146.


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Content Manager- Hardlines
- Employer
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- Seattle
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- Feb 14, 2013
- Closes
- Mar 16, 2013
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- Full Time
The Amazon Canada Retail Team is looking for a talented, smart, experienced and enthusiastic Content Manager to grow our Hardlines business. The successful candidate will be responsible for helping to contribute to the overall site merchandising strategy that will innovate and institute a best-in-class customer experience for key categories in the Hardlines store.
- Meet site merchandising calendar deadlines. This includes homepage updates, deal placements, email programs, cross-category placements, participation in Amazon.ca site-wide events, browse tree design and search results.
- Aid in managing navigation structure. Ensure that customers can easily find the items they want for their homes.
- Create and analyze monthly promotion pages and emails in support of promotions
- Create pages and merchandising features to support coop initiatives: brand stores, emails, premium detail pages
- 5+ years of relevant work experience in Marketing, online marketing or site merchandising
- experience with HTML, XML, Photoshop and general office software
- BA/BS required
- Familiar with CSS and java script
- Editorial or copywriting experience preferred
- Comfortable presenting
- history creating win-win situations for vendors and customers
- understanding of online and brick & mortar retailing
- ability to conceptualize and execute projects
- strong bias for action and ability to prioritize
- strong analytical, written and verbal communication skills
- ability to use hard data and metrics to back up feature and customer segment recommendations
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Pierre Obituary
Lucille Lewis Pierre died at 12:20 p.m. on Monday, September 1, 2008 at her residence in Husser. She was 76, and a native of Independence.
Visitation and religious services were held at New Sharon Baptist Church, Husser. Services were conducted by Rev. Kent Newell. Interment was in the New Sharon Cemetery, Husser.
She is survived by son, Landry Bruce Pierre, Sr., Husser, sister, Sylvia Populus, Uneedus, brother, Royd Lewis, Loranger, three grandchildren, Jessice Saragusa, Adam Bernard Capdeboscq, Sr., Landry Bruce Pierre, Jr., four great-grandgrandchildren.
She was preceded in death by husband, Louis V. "Boyge" Pierre, Jr., parents, Ollie and Spencer Lewis, daughter, Cynthia Anquenette Capdeboscq, 10 brothers and sisters.
McKneely Funeral Home, Amite, in charge of arrangements.
For an online guestbook, visit http://www.mckneelys.com.


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CHARLES TOWN - The conflict between fire departments and emergency medical services was highlighted at Thursday's Jefferson County Commission meeting, as the possibility of instating ambulance fees in the county was brought before the commission.
At present, the proposed ordinance would put residential ambulance fees at $85 per year, with commercial fees determined by square footage of property. The users of the emergency service will be charged. The ordinance also calls for a consolidation of EMS efforts and fire department efforts in Jefferson County and the possible hiring of emergency response staff.
Jefferson County residents Doug Rockwell and Bob Aitcheson discussed the proposed fees before the commission.
Rockwell's stance was the current proposal conflicts with state law, and spoke of tensions between fire departments and EMS in Jefferson County.
"There is a lot of discord between the two bodies," Rockwell said. "If we're going to have an efficient system, this has to stop."
Aitcheson called the conflict "a raging turf battle" between the JCESA and the fire department.
"In our meeting with (JCESA), they want to get the money first and figure out what to do with it later," Aitcheson said.
Rockwell said a major problem with the proposed ordinance is that it is predicated on emergency response times. He pointed out the discrepancies between the numbers of emergencies called in and those responded to.
Rockwell's point was refuted by a county emergency services responder, who said the discrepancies arose from people saying they don't need help once an ambulance arrives at the scene of an emergency. The emergency responder agreed with the need for staffing, but denied the fierce rivalry between fire and EMS services described by Rockwell and Aitcheson.
Amendments to the proposal included the changing instances of "emergency services fee" in the document to "ambulance fee" and giving a 50-percent discount on the fee to agricultural homestead owners.
The commission did not vote on the proposed ordinance at Thursday's meeting. Several commissioners felt improperly informed and unable to make a decision at the time. The JCESA will organize and present its findings to the commission again at a later meeting.
In other business:
Steve Rawlings from the WV Risk Pool gave an update on the Pool's customer satisfaction rating and its plans for continuing its webinar series.
Representatives from the Jefferson County Development Authority restricted "adult" businesses such as gambling facilities, adult nightclubs and paraphernalia shopsfrom moving into the Burr Business Park. Concerns about adult businesses moving into the park were raised because a gambling facility calling itself a restaurant wanted to move in.
Sheriff Pete Dougherty presented the 2012-2013 report for the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. Some of the topics in the report included concealed weapons permits, tax collection and an upcoming police academy graduation.
A special session for Probate matters was set for September 12 at 9 a.m.
Barbara Miller, director of the department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, discussed the implementation of the IPAWS alert system. IPAWS is an emergency system that sends alerts to couty residents via text message.
Commissioners discussed the pros and cons of renewing membership with the County Commission Association of West Virginia. The commissioners felt they were not benefitting from their membership, but did not want Jefferson County to lose its representation in Charleston.
A possible meeting with Region 9 staff about broadband services in the area was discussed, but no date or time was set.
The IT budget for Jefferson County administration was presented. An amount of $46,500 was allocated for supplies, training and new server software among other items.
-Staff writer Mary Stortstrom can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 138, or twitter.com/mstortstromJN.


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Thirteen papers are presented and discussed by distinguished international participants, covering four disease groups.
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- June 06, 2005
- Vol. 63
- No. 22
Justice for Samantha
Her Daughter's Killer Now Convicted, Erin Runnion Faces the Future with New Hope—and a New Baby
Runnion says she found a renewed sense of purpose in the Joyful Child Foundation—which she and Donnelly, president of an Orange County investment firm, started in October '02 to promote child safety—and Samantha's Pride, local neighborhood watch programs (for more information, visit thejoyfulchild.org). She tells Maureen Harrington how she, her husband and her stepchildren Paige, 13, and Connor, 8, have coped with the pain of Samantha's death—and about the joy their new baby has brought.
We found out that I was pregnant in November 2002, just months after 'Mantha's death. It was a shock. The pregnancy forced me to make a leap. Suddenly my sanity became a priority. I had to focus on the baby. In the middle of my grief, I had to accept this blessing. Rosie is part of the healing for us, this incredible gift that came out of such darkness.
I also came to understand that I had to concentrate on my happy memories of Samantha. I think of her constantly, but I try to focus on who she was, not on how she died. The trial was hard for me because that was all about her death.
People didn't realize that I didn't know a lot of the details of her murder. I found them out in court and that was horrific. The opening arguments had me paralyzed. I learned for the first time that a woman heard screams at 8:30, during dusk. She wasn't far from where we think Samantha was at that time. It's been agonizing to think whether or not she lived through the night. I pray that she was only with him for three hours. That's easier to take.
Samantha's tears were found on the car door lock—he had a childproof lock on it. She could pull and pull on it all she wanted, but she could not get out. It's ironic that by crying and scratching him she identified her killer. I'm proud of her that by struggling—by leaving her tears and her fingernails with his DNA under them—she solved the crime. She was her own hero.
I haven't gone for counseling. I can get morbid, but I won't ignore the pain. I don't sleep a lot. When I put the kids to bed and Kenneth is asleep, I lie there thinking. I go to those bad places because I have to. I think about how I would hurt him if I could. But when I have those fantasies, I make myself sick. I've had to think through the "what ifs..." What if I hadn't been late leaving work? What if I could have saved her? You peel grief back layer after layer.
It was hard for Connor at first. He and Samantha were so close. He was just 10 months younger. I didn't realize until after she died that he didn't know how to button his shirt or tie his shoes; she had been doing those tasks for him. For a long time, Connor was terrified that the man would come and get us all. We took him to court one day so he could see that [Avila] was in chains and there were very big sheriffs on either side of him. He got comfort from that. We talk about what jail is and that he can't get out.
Paige, our 13-year-old, is a high-functioning autistic. It's as if Samantha's death forced her out of herself. It's like the switch for empathy was flipped. Now if she sees that someone is upset, she'll go to them to comfort them.
How do we cope? By working for other children and never giving up hope. When John Walsh's son Adam was taken, fewer than 60 percent of missing children in non-stranger abductions were saved. Now 98 percent are. That's awesome.
I will never stop missing Samantha, so I don't anticipate I'll ever stop trying to give her senseless murder purpose; the only purpose I can see is in raising awareness and motivating other families to make that extra little effort to stop these crimes from happening in the first place.
Kenneth has been my rock. Our new baby has brought joy and laughter back to our home. When Samantha died it was so hard to do fun things with the children; everything tasted more bitter than sweet. When I found myself pregnant, I felt I had to force myself to find a way to feel happiness again because I could not bring a child into a home devoid of joy.
With the trial over, we'll go back to having more fun with the kids. We go to the beach or to Disneyland. I'm excited about this summer. I think we'll get our lives back.
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Two people thrown from a motorcycle Sunday afternoon after striking a deer in the Town of Somerset were taken to a local hospital, Niagara County sheriff's deputies said.
Deputies did not identify the two victims, but said they were thrown from the motorcycle at 7830 Lake Road, after hitting a deer.
The victims were talking and breathing and were transported to a hospital that was not identified by deputies.


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Thor is an arrogant tool. Son of Odin and brother of the mischievous Loki, he is a sure thing for the throne when Odin decides to cash in the 401k and head to Mexico. Odin's claim to fame is restoring peace after defeating the Frost Giants and taking the source of their power for display at the Asgard historical society.
Few science fiction horror films capture the pure essence of paranoia quite like the ones that make a valiant effort to tell the body snatching story first written by Jack Finney.
While Don Siegel's 1956 version of Finney's novel The Body Snatchers is quite possibly the best film to tell the story of an alien race that goes about its world domination without metal spaceships and with flowers, Philip Kaufman's 1978 update holds a much more special place in my heart for a number of reasons.
Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, and Jordana Brewster return to the screen in the most action packed 'Fast and Furious' yet.
With big crashes, sexy women and the addition of The Rock (Dwayne Johnson) as a brute federal agent, there's plenty to bring in the mostly male audience which has helped shell out millions over the last decade since the first installment.
Exploitation film has come a long and twisted way. What was once a genre that had 'grindhouse' theaters dedicated solely to the down and dirty on street corners across America's best-known cities has gone wayward. With the oversaturation of disappointing home video quality horror and exploitation that lack the charm of the 1970's productions, it's becoming rare to find a film that breathes the same love for the cinema the successes of past year's did.
Michael Stuhlbarg. Many of us didn't know that name before he appeared on Boardwalk Empire. Before he played Arnold Rothstein on the HBO series, who famously rigged the 1919 world series while betting on the Chicago White Sox, now dubbed the 'Black Sox', he had only landed minor roles.
It was a popular trend in the 80s to make a horror film which could be defined as a 'slasher'. As we progressed, so did the genre. The 90s brought a cinematic and slightly more elegant horror back to life. The capstone example of this is 'Scream.'
When David Gordon Green finished making his independent masterpiece George Washington, I'm not even sure he himself knew where his career was going.
The filmmaker and writer spent time slipping out of serious films like the aforementioned drama and other early career highlights like All the Real Girls and into silly world highlighted by Pineapple Express. But none of Green's adventures to the new genre has been sillier than Your Highness.
Vincent Cassel furthered his notoriety among North American audiences in 2010 with his incredible performance in the Oscar-nominated Black Swan. While his exploding performance wasn't nominated for an award itself, it could have been.
Despite having a complete grasp of the Aldous Snow character, from Forgetting Sarah Marshall and Get Him to the Greek, Russell Brand doesn't have a whole lot else to say for himself on his resume. Hop is another attempt by Brand at the animated feature (with his last being a smaller role in Despicable Me as Dr. Nefario).
I have faith in a few things. One of those things is that everything a Bowie touches must be good. Duncan Jones, son to performer extraordinaire David Bowie, kept that faith alive with his debut film Moon.


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Two police officers shoot, injure man in West Dallas
Two Dallas police officers shot and critically wounded a man Saturday afternoon in West Dallas after he pointed a handgun at them.
A 911 caller claimed 15 men were outside drinking and shooting guns. Police responded to the call shortly after 5 p.m. in the 3100 block of Chihuahua Avenue near Singleton Boulevard, said Dallas police spokesperson Sr. Cpl. Melinda Gutierrez
Officers found a 46-year-old man sitting in his vehicle. After he pointed his gun at the officers, they shot him. It was unclear if there had been a group of men shooting and drinking in the area prior to the shooting, Gutierrez said.
The man, who has not been identified, was transported to Parkland Memorial Hospital. He was in critical but stable condition Saturday night.
It was unclear what the man was doing on the street in his vehicle.
"I don't know if he lives on the street," Gutierrez said.


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"I've definitely learned a lot since I've been here," the 19-year-old North Carolina native said after show host Ryan Seacrest delivered the news. He also said that 47.5 million votes were cast this week, an all-time high outside of the show's finale tallies.
Pickler's exit brings the number of Idol contestants down to five: Paris Bennett, Chris Daughtry, Katharine McPhee, Taylor Hicks and Elliott Yamin. The winner will be named May 25.
Paula Abdul, tacking a break from her usual gushing, even told Pickler: "I don't see you raising the bar each week. At this point it was about greatness, and I didn't see that in you."
Second lowest in viewer ratings was Bennett, 17, despite passing marks from judges for her soulful take on the Barbra Streisand love song "The Way We Were."
Wednesday's elimination show featured a performance by guest coach Andrea Bocelli, who sang "Because We Believe" from his latest album, Amore.
Cowell also used the occasion to comment on the recent reports of an Abdul-Seacrest feud. "Are you two talking yet, by the way?" he asked.
"Yes," said Seacrest for the benefit of the audience. "One dysfunctional family right here, ladies and gentleman."
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The Hooters
The group's rustic name conjures up an image of a hoedown quintet garbed in overalls and plunking away on cigar boxes and washtubs on the county fair circuit. Don't let the name fool you. The Hooters are a talented pop-rock band. Their first LP is a heady listening experience. (In 1983 they released a vanity EP that sold 100,000 copies in their hometown of Philadelphia alone.) The creative core of the band, keyboardist Rob Hyman and guitarist Eric Bazilian, was largely responsible for Cyndi Lauper's sound on She's So Unusual. The Hooters could be called "the Variables" since they cover so many styles. There is the pop sprightliness of And We Danced, the Anglo refinement of South Ferry Road and the somber folkie Where Do the Children Go? featuring vocals by Patty Smyth of Scandal. Bazilian has a resounding tone on his guitar and adds some seasoned mandolin playing. Unfortunately All You Zombies has been chosen as the single and the video. This song and Hanging on a Heartbeat are the two oldest selections from the Hooters' repertoire on this album. Both have reggae intentions, but on their way in from the Caribbean they get lost somewhere over the Bermuda Triangle. Delve beyond these knockoffs, and you'll find an original, exciting new group. (Columbia)
Picks and Pans Review: Nervous Night
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The long wait is over! HaruKorean is finally here!!! What about TalkToMeInKorean? Don't worry! TalkToMeInKorean.com's free Korean lessons will only get better through the support coming in for HaruKorean.com! What is HaruKorean.com? Well, a video is worth a thousand text posts. Please watch the video for more details. 감사합니다!
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Looking forward to HaruKorean.com
Thanks for all your hard work ^^
- jennylml
Aiya… I'm not the first one to report here.
- 수봉 in 구미
- 에리카
감사합니다! 좋아요!
- Samier
사용 할 거에요~~~ 좋겠어요 ^^
- yuri
good job
i wish the best for u guys
I am curious about the logo…
가입했습니다! 잘 부탁합니다. 🙂
- Miso
So you took the free http://www.lang8.com idea, but are charging money for it?
And thats a problem why?
- Jacob Roller
Not a problem, but I am not fond of having to pay for journals when I can write them for free elsewhere. Plus, not a big fan of TTMIK and their lessons.
Well, you might look at it that way, but it's actually not what it is : ) You have lessons updated everyday and you are guided to study with them and make sentences based on those lessons, instead of just having to write in a blank text box. Plus you are guaranteed to get corrections from native speakers 🙂
- Jacob Roller
Sorry man. Lang-8 is infinitely better than Haru Korean. The people you hired to correct on Haru Korean won't even respond to you in Korean. It makes you feel dumb. Plus Lang-8 is free and I have never had a problem getting good corrections on my writing.
I also like the blank textbox feeling. It is much simpler than your overly flashy website.
- mishmash
Miso : The lang8 site is good but has it's own flaws. Corrections can be made by anyone and I've seen horrendous corrections done by the supposed 'native speakers'.
- Jacob Roller
Never had a problem getting first rate corrections on lang-8. On average, I get at least 7 different corrections on each writing sample, and it is nice to have a variety of opinions, especially when you are beyond making elementary grammatical errors.
- Ginie
I think this is a nice extension to the ttmik site.
I love the sloth logo though I'm not sure to understand what it is supposed to mean about the HaruKorean site or its users ^___^
Thank you very much for all your hard work 🙂
- Bobbi
Haru is just an expansion of TTMIK right? Like a TTMIK+… you will still be updating this site w/ lessons & videos?…
- Pooh
This is going to be great!! 감사합니다..
- 은우
This site looks amazing! But unfortunately, I don't think I'll be able to pay for it as of yet. As a university student in debt without much money, I don't know if this site will be worth it, as I often don't have time to practice Korean during the school year, aside from my Korean classwork, and I'm afraid that if I pay for the site I won't be able to use it and will have to cancel my subscription.
Has TTMIK thought of making a kind of beta of this site? Or alternatively, I wouldn't mind if the site was chock-a-block full of advertisements. Otherwise, I would probably be paying for a service which I won't be able to use =(
Great Idea though, best of luck. Maybe during the summer I'll sign up.
- Miso
You can just use the service for free at http://www.lang8.com. You can write whatever you want and get it checked out by native Korean speakers.
- Kei
WOW! Haru Korean looks super awesome. 😀 And it's soo cheap! You guys are amazing for doing this~ Thank you so much!!
- 미미
선생님들이 고맙습니다 그리고 화이팅 ^^
- godnomoon
I'm confused with the registration part .
After receiving the confirmation email , i tried to sign in on harukorean.com and seemed to be unsuccessful . Also , is there any details about the payment ?
- godnomoon
oh its okay now 🙂
- Arkan
I can't wait to start.
thank you very much
Well, i'm a HaruKorean subcriber, and the service is pretty good. Go ahead! it's going to be very useful to you korean learning experience.
First I buy and 1 month subcription only for re pay in some mode all the effort from the TTMIK team made to us for free, but actually HaruKorean it's too much efectivly and i think that's will be my new homepage xD
Sorry for bad english, an Hyunwoo, now it's only updated with Level 1 D:! someday harukorean will be synchronized with the ttmik lessons? it's more confortly leave comments there xD
- Joshua Iyamu
I'm learning soo much from TTMIK! If I keep this up, maybe I can go to Korea and speak fluently…..
P.S. Thats my future dream!!!!!!!
- Karla
Its a good idea!!
I will ask my father to subscribe me in harukorean.com….
I hope that he agree!
- Francis
Congratulations TTMIK for HaruKorean.com.
Yes. Why the sloth as logo?
Thank you.
- Ester
There is one Iyagi lesson that they talk about laziness… and they say that laziness can be a good thing since it means you spend your time doing what you like first.. I guess that's why they made the logo a sloth (symbol for laziness) haha..
- Francis
Nice insight Ester. Cheers!
- Ana
Oh, so bad for me. 🙁
I'm from Persia so I can't have a paypal account and I'm very eager to learn Korean by the corrections offered in HaruKorean. :,(
But I'm not losing my hope. I'll be definitely continuing to learn Korean with TTMIK!!
Thanks for all your efforts once again!
What kind of online payment is common over there in persia?
- Ana
Well,it is sort of limited. Each website accepts online payment from accounts of a few internal banks. You know, because Iran is under embargo.
- Ana
But anyway nothing can stop me from learning Korean!
- 렛스리
Wow you work very hard ! I'm inspired 🙂 Thank you !
- Ester
on harukorean i think you guys have mistaken the dates for the prizes…
it says 31 dec – 1 dec trip to korea.
what is the right period??
thanks~ the website is fun!!
- michael
I think you should allow a user to check out how the website works before subscribing to it.
This can be done easily: you can for example allow a small number (3, 5, 10?) of lessons to be fully enjoy for free by anyone.
In this way somebody who may be doubtful about subscribing to the site could make up is mind and decide either to subscribe to it or not.
There are a lot of resources on the web to learn korean, TTMIK being one of the best (if not the best!) I have come across so far.
And http://www.lang-8.com already offers "sentence correction" for free.
So I think it would be fair for a user to have the possibility to check what it should pay for.
This is not a critic, just a suggestion.
And as always, KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT WORK YOU ARE DOING!
- Ester
In terms of content, HaruKorean is about 90% free.
People who don't pay can see all the sentences and corrections from the people who paid. Even though there are a few lessons for paid subscribers only, you can check the sentences from those lessons and still learn that way.
What you pay for is only to write your own sentences, for that other 10% of content and a chance to compete for prizes. Why would people pay? Because writing your sentences make you remember better and the competition for prizes is a motivation to study harder. I don't think you need a free trial to decide if you want to write sentences or not. That is simply something you either want or don't want to do for $6 bucks.
I think they made it quite straightforward and it's a pretty good deal for people who pay and don't.
I totally think your suggestion is valid, but just wanted to share my opinion too. : )
- michael
Hi Ester,
your comment is definitely valid as well, and I do agree that $6 is a very small amount for a month of service.
Your comment "That is simply something you either want or don't want to do for $6 bucks" is simply spot-on.
Maybe my suggestion was misunderstood or I didn't express it clearly.
Basically a lot of the websites which have some kind of subscription plan, allow the user to check out the website before actually subscribing to it, either by a free trial period (one-two weeks) or by providing some of the content free of charge (usually the basic things).
I think HaruKorean should consider doing the same thing, it's something like "being fair to the user from the very beginning".
My comment is not about the money (I live in Korea and I have a Korean wife, so I am not planning to use HaruKorean anyway). It's more about "relationship fairness".
this doesn't exist? Can't find it. If i type in the URL or click on a link it just sends me back to TTMIK Live
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Edwards' annual directory to the inhabitants, institutions, incorporated companies, business, business firms, manufacturing establishments, etc., in the city of Saint Louis
Ammunition Dealers.
Rumsey L.M. & Co.company
610 n.north 2d. (See adv't page 893)
610 n.north 2d. (See adv't page 893)
The Laflin Powder Co.company
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WASHINGTON — Rick Santorum stayed up until 6 a.m. yesterday nervously watching election returns for the final word on whether the South Dakota Senate seat had moved into Republican hands.
He logged on to CNN's Web site, and he talked repeatedly by phone with the Republican candidate, John Thune. Thune wound up losing by the barest of margins. But enough Republicans won Tuesday night to put a weary Santorum back in power.
The Republican senator from Pennsylvania had a huge stake in Tuesday's elections, having raised more than $1.3 million for GOP candidates in hopes of wresting control of the Senate from the Democrats.


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Oh, no! Someone captured Thing from "The Addams Family" and glued him to a dog leash!
Usually, disembodied hands are pretty creepy, but, we gotta say, the handle on this leash is pretty cool. Probably not as nice as holding a real human hand while walking a pooch, though. [price unknown, Alice Wang]… READ MORE »


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The goals of the market participants are the maximization of:
Satisfaction from purchases for consumers, profits for business, and society's general welfare for government.
People benefit by participating in the market because:
Market participation allows individuals to specialize and, ultimately, consume more.
International participants:
Participate in both American factor markets and American product markets.
Which of the following statements about markets is true?
Every market transaction involved an exchange of dollars.
The term opportunity cost refers to:
Value of the best option given up when a good or service is produced..
The quality of a good a consumer is willing to buy depends on:
The price of a good, the consumer's income and the opportunity cost of purchasing the good.
Ceteris paribus, if the price of Belgian chocolate falls, then we will see:
An increase in the quantity demanded of Belgian chocolate.
Assume Pepsi and Dr. Pepper are substitutes. An increase in the price of one will result in the price of one will result in:
An increase in the demand for the other.
If there are only two airlines that fly between Dallas and New Orleans, what will happen in the market for one airline if the other one goes out of business:
The demand curve will shift to the right.
Peanut better and jelly are complements. A decrease in the price of one will result in:
An increase in the demand for the other.
Given a downward-sloping market demand curve for product X, if the price of X is reduced from $10 to $8, then, certeris paribus:
The quality demanded of X will increase.
Ceteris paribus, which of the following is most likely to cause an increase in the quality supplied of perfume?
An increase in the price of perfume.
Ceteris paribus, the market supply curve of a particular product indicates for a given period the:
Total quantities that sellers are willing and able to offer for sale at alternative prices.
Ceteris paribus, if the subsidies given to corn syrup produces decrease, then we can expect:
A decrease in teh supply of corn syrup.
Both a demand schedule and a supply schedule for a good indicate for a given period of time at different prices, ceteris paribus:
The quantities of the good that market participants are willing and able to exchange.
The term market mechanism refers to:
The use of market prices and sales to determine resource allocation.


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Being a loser waiting in front of Best Buy for Black Friday sales not even knowing what the sales are just to be first for some bizarre twisted reason and not knowing the real reason for Thanksgiving.
I'm a loser for achieving firstness.
作者 Katamari671 2010年11月24日
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Can you define these popular missing words?
When you do more than one thing for the first time in one place
Will.i.am: this was where I had my first movie and my first song so that's a lot of firstnesses
作者 Emmetc 2009年5月02日
The beginning of newnesses.
"Firstnesses is a whole new word I just made up. Next week it's going to be on Wikipedia. It means the beginning of newnesses"
- will.i.am (at the X-Men Origins Premier)
- will.i.am (at the X-Men Origins Premier)
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NBC (9-11 p.m. ET)
Writer Steve Tesich won a best screenplay Oscar for this captivating story of coming of age in Indiana. Dennis Christopher stars as a youthful cyclist, Barbara Barrie got an Oscar nomination as his mother, and Paul Dooley gives one of the year's funniest performances as his harried father.
Picks and Pans Review: Breaking Away
updated 05/05/1980 AT 01:00 AM EDT
•originally published 05/05/1980 AT 01:00 AM EDT


text: Hello, Based on my stupid thread title, yes I am a stupid newbie. Which years of Prius do NOT have fold down rear seats? I remember reading on this board while doing a search to try to answer my question that some don't have fold down rear seats. I couldn't pinpoint to a particular year range, but it only seems to be the 2001 - 2003 body style. Is it all of them that don't have this option? That would stink if it were true, however, I won't be able to afford a 2004+ so I won't have a choice. BUT! If at least some 2001 - 2003 might have folding seats, then I should be ok. Yes, I searched. The harder I looked for an answer, the further away my search results got. It was only on accident that I learned the back seats do not fold down on some years (it was one of those "what do you hate about your Prius" threads).


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That's because the ventriloquist's bride, Audrey Murdick, is not only a fitness model, but a certified nutrition consultant and fitness trainer.
For three months leading up to their Friday wedding, Dunham tells PEOPLE that he and Murdick, 32, religiously followed the diet she sticks to when preparing for a National Physique Committee bikini competition: one that's high in protein, low in carbs, moderate in healthy fats and free of gluten, dairy and alcohol.
Dunham, 50, also did cardio six to seven days a week, working up to an hour and 20 minutes a day on a stair climber, plus three days of weight training every week.
The result? He lost 25 lbs. and now weighs what he did in high school.
Wedding Day IndulgingAfter all that hard work, the couple was determined to eat whatever they wanted on their big day. "The wedding was about fun, friends, family," says Dunham, "and food!"
They threw healthy eating out the window for the night and enjoyed a menu that included everything from Dunham's favorite food since childhood (chicken-fried Angus steak with cream gravy) to Audrey's favorite side dish (roasted sweet potatoes with rosemary and pecans).
The rest of the feast by New West Special Occasion Catering of Buellton, Calif., was equally decadent: In addition to the sundae and cappuccino bars, guests feasted on Tabasco and molasses glazed chicken; macaroni and cheese with a crispy panko topping; iron-skillet cornbread with honey butter; rattlesnake bean chili with charred tomato and cilantro; grilled white shrimp wrapped with pancetta and stuffed with Asiago cheese; and miniature wild boar pastrami and Gruyere reubens.
Beverages included hibiscus tea with lime, strawberry lemonade and pomegranate spritzers, as well as wines from the Sunstone Vineyards where the couple wed.
Dunham's Halloween standup special Minding the Monsters, the highest-rated standup special on Comedy Central this year, will re-air on Oct. 20 and 31.


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Google has made yet another connection between two products. This time with Calendar and Hangouts. The details, which are coming by way of the Official Gmail Blog note that "you can schedule a face-to-face video chat right from Google Calendar using Google+ Hangouts." That being said, this process can be done with just two clicks — one to add the hangout to an event and the second to actually join the hangout.
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Greetings from the VFTB Newsroom, Cubs fans. Just ignore that guy behind me. He's not really looking at porn – just shopping for a bathing suit for his girlfriend. There are a number of interesting items coming across our teletype machine, so let's get right to it:
Marlon Byrd takes supplements. Now, that in and of itself, probably isn't news. I'm guessing almost every baseball player takes vitamin supplements of one sort or another. But that Yahoo! sports article by Steve Henson from today reveals that Marlon's supplements come from a controversial (and rather shifty-looking, if I do say so myself) gentleman by the name of Victor Conte. The article also reports that, a little over a year ago, Byrd was called to New York to discuss his supplement use by Major League Baseball. Apparently, neither the trip nor an agreed-up follow-up phone call ever happened.
Now Marlon is an All-Star having a remarkable – and I mean, really remarkable – career year for our Chicago Cubs. And though Henson's article makes no accusations, it does come with a worrisome undertone that this story won't end here. Could we see Byrd's 2010 season go down in the fiery flames of controversy? Could we see Marlon finally lose his cool if a couple of our tactless local beat writers pick up the story and start running with it? I guess we'll have to see.
It would seem absolutely ridiculous for any ballplayer to dare indulge in a banned substance in this day and age. But, as Jane's Addiction famously sang, "Nothing's shocking." I hope Marlon is in the clear. If there's one thing Cubs fans don't need more of this season, it's disappointment.
In other controversial news, the Cubs have gone to war with Time Magazine. At issue: Time's portrayal of the team's baseball training facility in the Dominican Republic. A writer for the venerable news publication criticized the Cubs compound for cramming prospects into small dormitory rooms. Cubs player development director Oneri Fleita vociferously denied the accusations and offered clarifications to the story. In addition, the Time writer allegedly showed up unannounced and made no effort to get the proper credentials.
Big Z in the AZ. In case you didn't hear, Carlos Zambrano threw one inning of scoreless baseball yesterday, striking out one hapless AZL Royal on three pitches. ("I'm Carlos Zambrano and you're frakkin' out!") Big Z's anger management therapy apparently worked, too, because he was all smiles and chummery in the dugout. (I'm pretty sure I just made up the word "chummery.")
Fearless prediction:We'll see the Cubs' two Carloses switch places in the not-too-distant future. Carlos Silva will, eventually, go to either the DL or the bullpen (or both), with Carlos Zambrano (again, eventually) reassuming his place in the rotation. And, barring a trade of either, we start the whole dance over again in spring training next year.
Speaking of the bullpen, something is going to change … soon. Multiple mainstream media sources are reporting that the Cubs will make a roster move today to bring a fresh arm up for its ailing, addled bullpen. You could really take your pick of Atkins (who's pitched only seven innings under difficult circumstances), Berg and Russell at this point. I might give Berg a little more time as he seems to be striking out a few more batters this time around and hasn't given up home runs to quite the extent that Russell has. The Cubs could also simply release Bob Howry, who's had a few decent outings but looks remarkably old all of the sudden. Oh, and let's not neglect to mention that his overall numbers are just ungodly bad.
I wonder whether we'll see a resurfacing of the Jeff "The Shark" Samardzija. For the season, Samardzija is 6-1 with a 2.85 ERA with 52 strikeouts in 53.2 innings pitched. Are the Cubs ready to give him yet another shot? Or maybe it's Jay Jackson's turn? We'll see. Getting back to Samardzija, check out this interesting football piece on whether he might just return to the gridiron after all once his Cubs contract is up.
UPDATE: Carrie Muskat tweets that Mitch Atkins has been sent down and Jeff Stevens recalled from Iowa.
And finally today … the Cubs' first round draft pick kissed a girl. Or maybe Hayden Simpson got mono some other way but, bottom line, the diminutive and much-maligned hurler won't be playing baseball this summer. That should keep his arm fresh for his September call up next season.
BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Cubs manager Lou Piniella officially announced his retirement today. Here is the Cubs official press release on the matter.


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CRANBERRY HILLS LADIES GOLF LEAGUE is accepting new members. A round-up meeting will be held at 1 p.m. on Thursday at the Cranberry Hills Club House. The league plays on Thursday mornings at 9 a.m. Individual play for weekly events will begin May 1, weather permitting, and run through August. Call Jan at 330-856-6158 for more information.
CANDYWOOD WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEN'S GOLF LEAGUE is looking for one team for the upcoming season. If interested, contact the golf course at 330-399-4217 or 330-652-1222.
THE CANFIELD GOLF LEAGUE is looking for new members for the 2014 season that opens on April 23 at Flying B Golf Course. The league has been in operation for 50 years and plays on Wednesday nights. The league is unique because the members do not play head-to-head every week, instead golfers are assigned to teams and the low net scores are used to compute points that are awarded for that week. Interested golfers can contact the league secretary/treasurer Terry Kekic at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 330-533-5743 for more details.
YANKETTES WOMEN'S LEAGUE has openings for the 2014 season. Play begins May 7 and goes through Aug. 27 at Yankee Run. If interested call Patty at 330-448-8096.
TUESDAY TRAVELING SENIOR GOLF is seeking members for the upcoming season. Call Paul Kandel at 330-847-7946 or Murph Miller at 330-727-1564 for more information.
TAMER WIN WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEN'S LEAGUE is holding a meeting at 4 p.m. today. The league begins Wednesday and is a point-system format. For more information or to sign up, call Jim at 330-652-9142 or Tamer Win at 330-637-2881.
RIVERVIEW WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEWTON FALLS CITY LEAGUE (a two-man league) has openings in the early and late divisions. If interested, contact Riverview at 330-898-5674 or Larry Bolino at 330-727-5846.
SUNDAY COUPLES LEAGUE at Candywood has a few openings. Golf is every other Sunday, starting May 4. For more information, call Sam at 330-544-2703.
THE OLD AVALON GOLF COURSE LADIES LEAGUE will begin play at 9 a.m. May 7. The league is accepting new members. For information, call 330-372-1847 or 330-637-8381.
CRANBERRY MONDAY NIGHT MIXED COUPLES LEAGUE will hold a short meeting at 4 p.m. on May 5 at the clubhouse. Golf will follow. For more information, contact Randy or Polly at 330-392-3983.
MINERAL RIDGE is seeking any girl, 14 to 18 years old, interested in playing for the Mineral Ridge fast pitch softball summer league. For more information, call Tony DeMare at 330-330-4347.
PENN-OHIO BLUE STORM AAU BASKETBALL is seeking two players in the following grades: Sixth grade girls, 11th grade girls, sixth, seventh and eighth grade boys.
THE OHIO FURY SOFTBALL PROGRAM will hold Star Spangle Shootout ASA Eastern Qualifier Girls Softball Tournament on July 4 through July 6 at KC Geiger Park in St. Mary, Ohio. There are 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U and 18U year old divisions. If interested contact Mike Short at 419-738-3795 or Eric Langsdon 419-305-2512 by e-mail at email@example.com.
USSSA SOFTBALL will hold a tournament qualifier on April 26 at Silver Park in Alliance. The tournament is double-elimination format with a 10-team limit for Class E men. Entry fee is $175 plus sanction fee. The winner gets a paid state berth. To enter, call Floyd at 330-371-3624 or 330-823-2008.
THE FOURTH ANNUAL BATTING FOR LYDIA FASTPITCH SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT for 10U, 12U and 14U recreational and travel ball teams will be held on May 24. The tournament is a one-day tournament with a two-game guarantee. It will be held at the Sharpsville Softball Complex. Cost is $150. For more information, contact Mark Piccirilli at 724-977-7343.
THE OHIO FURY SOFTBALL PROGRAM will hold Star Spangle Shootout Baseball Tournament on July 4 through July 6 at KC Geiger Park in St. Mary, Ohio. There are 14U, 16U, 18U and American Legion divisions. If interested contact Mike Short at 419-738-3795 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
THE WARREN SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION has a few openings remaining for its men's competitive league, Sunday men's and co-ed league. The deadlines for registration and league fees are Monday, May 12 at 6 p.m. If anyone is interested in entering a team, contact Marc at 330-349-4848 or email email@example.com.
MATHEWS GIRLS BASKETBALL is looking for a sixth team for their summer basketball league. Games will be played in the evening beginning in May. If interested, call Mathews coach Joe Bornemiss at 330-531-2461.
INTERFAITH SOFTBALL is looking for any team that is interested in joining. The league is ASA sanctioned with a low entry fee. If interested, call Al Ratini at 330-872-0626.
LaBRAE LITTLE VIKINGS youth football and cheerleading sign-ups will be held Saturday, May 10 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Bascom Elementary School on North Leavitt Road. For more information, find us on Facebook or call Pam at 330-240-2353. Children must be 6 years of age but no older than 12 by May 1. Contact Pam 330-240-2353 or Nikki 330-978-8989 for more information.
NEWTON FALLS LITTLE TIGERS will be holding sign ups for football and cheer leading on May 10 and 24 at the Community center stone pavilion. The sign ups will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The sign ups are for children 6 to 12 years old as of July 31. Bring a copy of the child's birth certificate for the league. The cost is $ 60 registration fee with $20 volunteer fee. For information, contact Angie Wilcox at 330-872-7027 or for cheerleading, call Carrie Byrd at 330- 301-6131.
Volleyball camps
HUBBARD HIGH SCHOOL is announcing its two volleyball camps for this summer. The first is the Hubbard Instructional camp, which will be held from June 9 through 11 from 9 a.m. to noon for girls in second through ninth grades. The cost is $50. The second camp is the Shenango Valley Volleyball camp, being held June 23 and 24 for girls in fifth through 12th grades. The camp will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is $65. The camp staff will include college and high school coaches, college players and former elite high school players. Registration forms can be found at trumbullvolleyballclub.com or contact coach Jeremy Porter at 330-550-1658 or email@example.com.
AUSTINTOWN FITCH VOLLEYBALL will be hosting a fifth and sixth grade volleyball camp on June 12 and June 13. For more information, contact coach Steve Mohr by email firstname.lastname@example.com.
AUSTINTOWN FITCH VOLLEYBALL will be hosting a seventh and eighth grade volleyball camp June 18 through June 20. For more information, coach Steve Mohr by email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Running events
THE SECOND ANNUAL ORWELL SPRING FEVER 5K/1-MILE RUN will be held May 10. The event is sponsored by the Country Neighbor Program, Inc. and the Orwell Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary of the Village of Orwell. Registration prior to April 30 is $20 and those runners are guaranteed a T-shirt and a tote bag. For those taking part in same-day registration, the registration fee will be $30 and will have T-shirts available on a first, come first serve basis. The 5K will begin at 8 a.m. and the 1-mile run will begin at 8:30 a.m. with an awards ceremony to follow. Award medals will be given for the overall top three finishers as well as the top three in of the following age groups: 14 and under; 15 to 19; 20 to 29; 30 to 39; 40 to 49; 50 to 54; 55 to 59; 60 to 64; 65 to 69; 70 to 74; 75 to 80; and 81-and-over. Registration forms can be found on the Village of Orwell's website at or may be picked up from Country Neighbor, 39 South Maple Street, in Orwell.


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JNTU Kakinada signs a MoU with Wipro
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) Kakinada and Mission 10X, a not-for-profit trust floated by Wipro Limited, on Monday signed a MoU for faculty development whose ultimate aim is to enhance employability skills of engineering students.
The MoU will be in vogue for three years during which period faculty members of JNTU-K campus and affiliated colleges would be imparted innovative techniques of teaching which would make classroom sessions more purposeful and multi-dimensional. Announcing the launch of Mission 10X, Vice-Chancellor Allam Appa Rao said the focus was on empowering faculty members and promoting successful educational experiences among the students who are the ultimate beneficiaries of such ventures.
The tie-up with Mission 10X would help the University in devising appropriate strategies for effectively delivering the goods in its bid to become a world - class institution, Prof. Rao asserted.
Wipro Technologies Senior Vice-President (Talent Transformation) D Selvan said 10,000 teachers were targeted to be trained in concepts of communicating the respective subjects in an innovative manner and 2,500 have already passed out of first level of the three-tier certification system of IIT, Mumbai, Dale Carnegie Training and Cambridge University. On completion of the preliminary sessions in `high impact training skills', the trainees would be given assignments and asked to implement their concepts in the classrooms.


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WASHINGTON - Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are both hoping for wins in the tight battle for the Democratic nomination.
One of the key issues is the debate over lifting the federal gas tax for the summer.
NC, IN Voters to Settle Largest Remaining Primaries
The primary season is coming down the home stretch.
Voters in North Carolina and Indiana are casting their ballots today with a combined 187-delegates up for grabs, making them the biggest primaries left in the long battle between Clinton and Obama.
Click the play button for a Newswatch interview with Jim Antle of "The American Spectator."
Despite their hard-fought struggle, not all voters see that much difference between the two.
"We are definitely going to go Democrat all the way. If Hillary is not our gal than Obama will be," one voter said.
"I don't see too much difference," said another voter.
But the candidates couldn't be any more different when it comes to the politics of oil. On the Matter of the Gas Tax…
With prices at the pump reaching new highs Monday, it gave Clinton fresh fuel to push her plan for a three-month summer gas tax holiday.
"I believe that we should start standing up for the vast majority of Americans who are paying these outrageous prices," Clinton said.
Obama pans the gas tax idea as a gimmick, which hasn't gained much traction in Congress.
He also says Clinton is not being straight with the American people in her latest salvo to break up OPEC's monopoly.
"You say you've been in the White House for eight years. You had two terms as a U.S. senator and haven't said a word about OPEC. And, now suddenly you're going to take it right to OPEC?" Obama challenged.
The Blue Collar Vote
Both candidates have been trying to reach out to blue collar workers.
But Obama has had to fight harder, trying overcome elitist charges from Clinton and Republican John McCain.
"My upbringing was more reflective of working class black and American voters than John McCain's father, being the son of an admiral or Hillary Clinton up of the suburbs of Park Ridge," Obama said.
Polls put Clinton ahead in Indiana with a slight lead.
But Obama, who's still ahead in overall delegates, is favored to win delegate-heavy North Carolina - though Clinton has cut into his one-time double-digit lead.
Clinton is banking on support from superdelegates and hoping unresolved Michigan and Florida will help her bid for the nomination.
"As this train goes by we think that it's taking us to the future and we all going to be on it. Let's go win an election!" she said.
Pundits had been predicting that if Obama wins today's primaries, it could spell the end for the Clinton campaign. However, both candidates say they expect the primary race to go on for at least another month.
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