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The Queen's birthday… or not?
The Queen of England, Elizabeth II was born on born 21 April 1926, hence she celebrated her birthday on that day. Interestingly however, Australia and New Zealand celebrate her birthday on a completely different day, towards the beginning of June. This year, they are celebrating it today: on Monday, the 8th of June. As it is often a long weekend, it is an occasion that many Australians take to go see their family or to visit a sports match.
The Monarch's Birthday was first celebrated in Australia in 1788. In that year, King George III was the Monarch of the Commonwealth, which included Australia and New Zealand, and the first governor of New South Wales Arthur Phillip declared a holiday to mark his birthday. Originally, the Monarch's birthday was celebrated on the anniversary of the actual date of birth of the King or Queen. However, after the death of King George V in 1936, the date remained close to his birthday, which was June 3.
In fact we of MyHeritage have started an overview of the British Royal Family, including King Geoarg V, who's father was the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII), the eldest son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and going back to Queen Victoria, who was a niece of King George III's children, none if which lived to take over from him. She was the last monarch of the House of Hanover and the only legitimate child of the Duke of Kent.
As a great-great-granddaughter of Queen Victoria, Elizabeth II is related to the heads of most European royal houses. Through her great-grandmother Queen Alexandra, she descends from the Danish royal house of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg. Other members of the House of Glücksburg include her late husband, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh as well as Margrethe II of Denmark, Harald V of Norway, Queen Sofia of Spain and former King Constantine II of Greece. One of her many cousins is King Juan Carlos I of Spain, also a great-great-grandson of Victoria. Elizabeth is likewise a descendant of the Prince of Orange (1687 – 1711), who has been called the most recent common ancestor to all reigning European royal houses.
More obscurely, Elizabeth's royal family has been associated with many known people. Many US presidents, such as John Kerry, and even Barack Obama, can lay claim to royal ancestry through Edward I, who was born in 1239 in Westminster. Similarly writer Orson Welles, through Henry IV, actor Hugh Grant and director Guy Ritchie, through Henry VII, Charles Darwin and Jane Austen through Edward III can be traced to the British royal family.
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The AGS (American Gem Society) prides itself on being the original lab to provide diamond cut grades. Long before the GIA introduced their cut grade a few years ago, the AGS has been offering its unique cut grade scale from 0 to 9 (with 0 being termed "ideal").
Back in those days, the AGS had the monopoly on the "ideal cut" market (with top vendors such as Brian Gavin Diamonds). A diamond couldn't be called "ideal" unless it has an AGS certificate claiming so. Now that the GIA has entered the cut grade game, though, their market share in this market has dropped significantly.
Now, just as much people sell "triple X's" (Polish, Symmetry, and Cut grades all receiving "Excellent" from the GIA) as they do "triple 0's" (a "0" is the AGS equivalent of a GIA "Excellent").
The AGS generally tries to bill itself as being a bit more fancy and refined than the GIA. But the fact is there is hardly anything at all to distinguish the two except for the fact that the AGS is generally slightly looser than the GIA.
Most large diamond companies recognize this and take diamonds that don't receive the intended grade and send them to AGS in order to receive an upgrade in clarity and color. Usually in those circumstances they succeed.
Unlike the EGL, however, there isn't much of a market-wide consensus to this fact, so generally diamonds certified by the AGS sell at similar prices to their GIA equivalents. If I had to suggest an average color and clarity upgrade from GIA, I would estimate a half a grade.
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Their reason to me was because AGS has 0 for ideal and 1 excellent while GIA's "excellent" is too broad a category and that the AGS platinum certificate for ideal diamonds is much kote expensive than a GIA certificate.
So confused now because this article is the opposite of everything I've read and learnt from certified gemologists so far! Help!
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But I just found out that the diamond is a 1.01 ct, SI2, G color with no Florescence and cut grade fair. The diamond is a round brilliant cut style. Polish and Symmetry is excellent. Table 55%, Depth – 67.3%, Girdle – slightly thick to extremely thick (faceted) 8%.
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Anyone? I googled it and just got chicken fried steak (yuk)... makes me think it's tough and not sure how to cook to make it more tender.
How should I cook a grassfed chuck wagon steak that I have thawed out? I'm guessing this is a tough cut of meat and not one I want to just through on the grill.
Is it like flank steak, where it's better to slice it thin?
If anyone has experience cooking this cut and making it tender, I would love to hear how you cook it.
Anyone? I googled it and just got chicken fried steak (yuk)... makes me think it's tough and not sure how to cook to make it more tender.
I have never heard the term "chuck wagon" steak, and I live in Texas. Sorry.
Ha. Well, that's not a good sign!
I occasionally buy grassfed from a local farmer, and I bought this a while ago and cannot remember how she told me to cook it. She always gives me the low down on various cuts, as before changing my WOE over a year ago, I rarely ate steaks and am not great with cooking them (obviously).
I have it marinating in olive oil, lemon juice, a bit of coconut aminos (thought they might help it tenderize), garlic, pepper, fresh rosemary and thyme from garden. At least the marinade will be tasty. I also cut some slits in the meat but am wishing I had a meat hammer/mallet - might help.
I'll be in Austin in July - will have to see if I see any "chuck wagon steak" -- if all it's used for it's making "chicken fried steak" (now if that's not awful sounding), I may be in trouble.
If you think it's supposed to be tough, low and slow is the way to go. If not sear then cook to the desired doneness is what you want.
Maybe they are referring to chuck steaks, which is basically sliced chuck roast.
Another Texan here who has never heard of Chuck Wagon Steak...I hope you did postpone and not grill. I would vote for low and slow. Some of the best tasting beef can be those tough cuts that you give time to break down.
I did grill it, and it was GOOD... really good.
I had to do a quick errand after I posted, so I ended up getting a meat mallet and beat the mess outta it. I was so afraid of it being tough, I really hammered it. It ended up marinating for about 3 hours. My husband grilled it perfectly medium rare. We were both very pleasantly surprised. I think it was my hammering... :-)
Thanks everyone!
if indeed it was chuck steak i like to do mine like i do roasts
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The brakes are on at the Asarco copper refinery outside Amarillo as a sluggish economy interrupts the production schedule.
"Fifty-five people got laid off this week," said Les Huntington, president of the local chapter of the United Steelworkers. "This is about the second or third one of these."
The slowdown resulted from slower demand.
"In order to get inventory in line with current demand, the plant has shut down copper rod and cake production," said Mary Coyne, who handles media inquiries locally for the company as a representative of the McCormick communications agency.
Rod and cake are forms of specialty copper that have short shelf lives, meaning production has to slow down if customers aren't taking delivery of the product. This loss of work may have had some bright spots for some of the employees.
"Management scheduled this over spring break, so employees could be off with their children," Coyne said. "More than half were able to receive paid vacation for taking the week off."
The future is uncertain.
"If things don't change, we expect another one in June, and that might be a bad one," Huntington said.
Asarco employs about 350 people at its Amarillo plant. Asarco is awaiting a judge's approval for Sterlite Industries of India and Vedanta Resources of London to buy the company for $1.7 billion as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization.
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Justice Week to address social injusticesPosted March 24, 2014
March 24-28 is Justice Week on ACU's campus. Prominent guest speakers, groups and events will raise awareness about issues of social justice throughout the week. This annual event is put on by the Students' Association with several other ACU organizations: International Justice Mission, Wishing Well, ACU Locavores, ACU Fair Trade and the Red Thread Movement. The schedule for the week is below.
Jarrod Brown, Mission Lazarus - Monday, March 24
Mission Lazarus is a holistic ministry that focuses on basic primary education, skill development, health education and treatment, agricultural development, and preaching and teaching the Word of God. They are currently exhibiting group efforts in Honduras and Haiti. Brown will speak in chapel on Monday, as well as in Moody Coliseum for an 8 p.m. forum.
Michael Dean, Blood:Water Mission - Tuesday, March 25
Michael Dean is the manager of volunteer engagement at Blood:Water Mission. Blood:Water Mission is an equipping agency that partners with African grassroots organizations to address the HIV/AIDS and water crisis. They identify African organizations dedicated to these efforts and work alongside their vision for change. Through technical, financial and organizational support, they expand the reach and effectiveness of African civil society organizations and the communities they serve. Since its launch in 2004, Blood:Water has raised over $22 million through the creative efforts of tens of thousands of individuals seeking to make a difference. Dean will speak in chapel on Tuesday as well as in Moody for an 8 p.m. forum.
Bobbie and Dennis Mark, Redeemed Ministries - Wednesday, March 26
Bobbie and Dennis Mark are the directors of Redeemed Ministries, a faith-based nonprofit focused on meeting the needs of human trafficking victims in the greater Houston area. The mission of Redeemed is to bring Christ's loving redemption and liberation to domestic women in Houston, who have been trapped and exploited by the commercial sex industry. Their core competencies include outreach, advocacy and aftercare. Bobbie and Dennis will speak in chapel on Wednesday, followed by an interest luncheon downstairs in Campus Center in The Den (previously the bowling alley). They will also speak at a forum in Cullen Auditorium at 3 p.m. that afternoon.
Shaun Groves, Compassion International - Thursday, March 27
Shaun Groves is a talented singer and speaker who uses his gifts to raise international awareness for abolishing poverty. Representing Compassion International, Groves will open our eyes to the injustice of hunger. Through his travels, Groves has seen injustice firsthand and has seen the transformative power of service in Jesus' name. Groves will lead Immersed chapel in Moody as well as an 8 p.m. forum in Moody.
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The most successful volleyball program in Lone Star Conference history continued its dominance Saturday. Now the only question for the West Texas A&M Lady Buffs is simple:
Where will they be next weekend?
Running away with their ninth conference title, the top-ranked Lady Buffs put themselves in prime position for the postseason after a 30-21, 30-15, 30-23 win against Eastern New Mexico in front of 811 fans at the WT Fieldhouse.
Despite the No. 1 ranking, WT (30-2) entered the weekend ranked third in the Midwest Region for the NCAA Division II playoffs. Depending on what happens to both Metro State and Western State during the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference tournament, the Lady Buffs could find themselves in the familiar confines of home or facing a trip to Colorado.Not that they mind either way.
"I don't think we care where we go," sophomore setter Kendra Morgan said. "All I know is how we're just so determined to win at home and on the road."
Looking for their third consecutive LSC title under coach Tony Graystone, the Lady Buffs' determination was clear against ENMU (22-14). In two previous matches, the Zias gave WT two of its sternest tests of the season - including a five-game thriller won by the Lady Buffs on Oct. 23.
Saturday's match looked to be going in the same direction as the two teams vied for the conference title. But a quick change in momentum doomed ENMU midway through the first game.
Tied at 16, junior hitter Shannon Stroud scored an ace to give WT a tenuous lead. Morgan and Jess Anne Fernandes combined on a block moments later, and Stroud's second ace in three points gave the Lady Buffs a 19-16 lead and forced a Zias timeout.
"He (Graystone) just kept telling me to serve it at the same girls," Stroud said. "When we get an ace hit against us, we try to snap out of it real quick. They didn't come out of it."
Working the ball deep into the ENMU defense, Stroud compiled three more aces in a row for a 22-16 advantage.
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Tolerance of bribery and violation of the law in the Americas
Where disregarding the law is normal rather than an aberration, citizens are more likely to see paying a bribe as in their best interest and where obeying the law is the norm and disobeying it constitutes deviant behaviour, citizens are more likely to reject bribery, is one of the foundations for understanding the phenomenon, according to the Americas Barometer Insights in one of its latest papers titled, "tolerance of bribery and violation of the law".
If this argument holds, it uncovers a rationale of bribery and informs the design of reforms meant to address it. Thus identifying who sees bribes as justified and why is critical, and the Insights report investigates attitudes towards bribery using the following question: "Do you think given the way things are, sometimes paying a bribe is justified?"
The 2012 Americas Barometer survey by LAPOP, collected the opinions from 39.380 respondents from 25 countries requiring the simple answer: Yes or No.
In most countries, less than one in six respondents feel paying bribes is sometimes justifiable. The range, however, spans from a low of 4.8% to a high of 53.9% in Haiti. In six countries: Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, Mexico, Colombia, Jamaica, Ecuador, at least 20% say bribe-paying can be justified.
In short, across countries there is a great deal of variation in the belief that paying a bribe is justifiable at times. Accounting for confidence intervals, these 2012 levels differ very little from those reported in 2010. The glaring exception is Haiti, which saw a 22 percentage-point increase.
A second immediate group of ten countries includes Ecuador that figures with 19.5%; Dominican Republic, 17.2%; Bolivia, 15.3%, Paraguay, 14.4%, Suriname, 14%; Peru, 13.7%; Nicaragua, 13%; Belize, 12.6%; Costa Rica, 12.6% and Honduras, 11.7%.
Finally El Salvador, 9.5%; Brazil, 9.1%; Venezuela, 8.4%; Argentina and Uruguay, 8.3%; Panama, 8.2%; Chile, 7.1% and Guatemala, 4.8%.
Why is bribery more justifiable in some countries and to some people in the Americas?
The report suggests bribe justification is a strategic response to citizens' expectations of corrupt behaviour on the part of state actors. These expectations are shaped by law-abiding norms that vary with levels of rule of law in the hemisphere.
Results indicate that bribery has a self-perpetuating mechanism: if the rule of law is so weak that state actors are brazen enough to solicit bribes and self-interested citizens feel justified in paying them, the supply and demand of bribery will converge to form strong social behavioural norms.
"Hence we should not expect anti-bribery or anti-corruption norms to spring automatically from the processes of modernization and democracy. It will require state actors to change their behaviour and, in so doing, reshape citizens' expectations about them. Until then, we should expect many citizens to continue to see paying the occasional bribe as in their own best interest and to act accordingly", concludes the report.
Drastic behavioural modifications such as these often require new institutional incentives, both carrots and sticks. In the last two decades governments, aid and development agencies, and non-governmental organizations have made huge investments in anti-corruption campaigns, judicial system overhauls, and police and security reforms.
According to this report, such governance and rule of law reforms are critical to beginning a virtuous cycle of law obedience that will generate anti-corruption norms that, over time, would make bribery a non-starter in the Americas.


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Buffalo Technology TeraStation 5400r WSS R2 8TB Storage Server Review
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After connecting the server to our test network and logging in for the initial setup, we were worried. The Windows operating system is slow to respond to commands. This is apparent when connected directly with a keyboard and monitor as well as when using remote desktop. There are a couple of reasons for this, and one is self-induced. The first issue is that we are used to the low latency performance from SSDs, so anything using a mechanical disk drive seems slow to respond to commands. It takes a minute to remember that mechanical disk drives are slow to respond to commands, but that isn't the end of the issue. The software RAID 1 spanned across two drives IS actually slow for operating system performance. Once you get the initial setup configured, you can get out of Windows and use the server as a storage station over the network.
Everything gets much better when you use the Buffalo 5400r WSS as a storage server. Our file transfers were very fast, and copy / paste commands moved along with very low latency while issuing commands. Our published tests back this up with solid performance in both CIFS and iSCSI.
Our multiclient test did show slower than expected performance when many users read and write small office files on the server. We've used servers with the same Intel D2700 processor and 4GB of DRAM with Linux and not had the same issue. Other Windows Storage Server 2012 R2 servers we've tested showed the same lack of multiclient throughput and latency as the 5400r, so we can point directly to the operating system for our performance issue.
The Buffalo TeraStation 5400r WSS is also expensive in both 8TB and 16TB configurations. At $2,600 as tested today, we've seen products that offer a higher value but without Windows and without drives preinstalled. The 5400r WSS does ship preconfigured, which is very nice, and you can start using it after less than 5 minutes of setup time.
The 5400r WSS is a nice unit with a familiar interface for everyone who grew up on Windows. We feel that the system is a bit underpowered for a Windows server with the Atom D2700 dual-core for large offices, but this system will work well for a small office for data storage / backup purposes.
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No. 6 Gannon women top California (Pa.) in basketball
A 17-2 run at the end of the first half propelled No. 6 Gannon to a 65-53 victory over California (Pa.) in a PSAC West women's game this afternoon at the Hammermill Center.
The Knights (16-2, 10-1) bounced back from a 13-point loss Wednesday to rival Edinboro. The Vulcans (10-5, 6-5), dropped their third straight.
California led 20-11 after a 3-pointer by Chelsea McKnight with 8 minutes, 47 seconds to go in the first half. That would be the last 3 for the Vulcans, who missed their last 18, 14 in the second half, and finished an abysmal 2-for-26 for the game.


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Fanuc alarm: SV013 - IMPROPER V-READY OFF
Fanuc's Alarm Description: Velocity control ready signal (VRDY) turned off when position control ready signal (PRDY) is turned on.
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Typical alarm that comes up when drives are shut down for any reason. Ignore this error if other alarms are present.
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When the control powers up and the E-stop is released, it outputs a signal called "Power Ready" or PRDY. This is a simple relay output that goes to each of the servo amplifiers. The servos are supposed to power up and pull in the main contactors, which each have a set of contacts inside for the "Velocity Unit Ready" (VRDY) signal. The VRDY signal goes back to the CNC and verifies that the servos are ready to go.
If you have a servo that's NOT pulling in the main contactor (called "MCC" on the back of the unit), then the servo is probably having some kind of problem. Look for any LED lights on the servo amplifier board, and also check for blown fuses, a tripped overload breaker, and good connections to the motor and to the 3-phase power. If a servo alarms out on its own for any reason, it will turn off the MCC contactor and the control is supposed to shut down with the alarm you mentioned rather than try to continue to run with a non-functional servo.
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Yellowman (born Winston Foster in Negril, Jamaica in 1959) is a Jamaican reggae (rub-a-dub) and dancehall deejay, widely known as King Yellowman. He was popular in Jamaica in the 1980s, coming to prominence with a series of singles that established his reputation. He is called Yeloowman because he is an albino and his skin is tinted yellow. His most popular song is Zungguzungguguzungguzeng
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a male of oriental descent, often associated with throwing hard bowler hats at british spies and kung fu kicking several people out of the way all in a matter of seconds. this man will be instantly recognisable due to his little feet and small shoes and even smaller socks
'did you see that yellow man back there?'
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After learning that elected officials cut to the front of the line to get coveted concert tickets that most ordinary citizens couldn't, Gov. Chris Christie has ordered a review of whether these politicians — who paid face value for the seats — have violated ethics rules.
And like most stories about our politicians looking for a handout, this one has an ironic twist: The premium tickets, from the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, were being slipped to officials even while the state was suing ticket brokers for gouging the public.
Politicians (and concert promoters) argue that VIPs have been pulling strings since before royalty began getting reserved seats at the opera. And on the grand scale of New Jersey corruption, this is a minor blemish.
But it speaks to a sense of entitlement that plagues our public servants: Why should they receive a special benefit? Or, better yet: Why do they believe they're entitled to it?
Here's an idea: They can get on line with the rest of us. Or get online with the rest of us, pounding the refresh button and cursing Ticketmaster. The Turnpike Authority, sporting a new conscience, now says it will end a 15-year practice of snaring 300 tickets for shows at the PNC Bank Arts Center.
As far as we know, the officials paid face value. That's better than getting freebies, but not much. After all, with many (if not most) concert-goers forced to purchase tickets from the secondary market, the difference in prices, especially for sellouts, is enormous. So, politicians actually were getting hefty discounts — and helping drive up prices for the rest of us.


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Great Malkin interview posted on KDKA.com. Have to click the link because you can't embed it. [ KDKA ]
It is like 14 minutes long, so it will help pass the time today.
Some highlights of it:
-Malone gave him the nickname "Geno"
-His dream is to score 50
-He jobs MAF at the end. Very funny.
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Groupon.com and its clones — Homerun.com, Livingsocial.com, Giltcity.com, Buywithme.com — are worth evaluating in 2011. Nationwide, doctors using Groupon offer a cut-rate "deal of the day" typically for cleaning, exam and X-rays. "The deal" is that Groupon guarantees the participating doctor a minimum number of new patients in exchange for a below-cost fee for the first visit. The concept is this: the doctor agrees to reduced fees now and hopes to make it up later through patient retention. But what types of patients use Groupon-type coupons? And what are dentists reporting after trying Groupon?
Mark Jablonski in Washington, DC, likes Groupon coupons. A technical consultant, he spotted Groupon online shortly after its 2008 debut in the Chicago market by Northwestern University graduate Andrew Mason. Every day since, he gets a daily deal e-mail of DC offers.
When overdue for a cleaning, Mr. Jablonski was one of 254 bargain hunters who got in on the $59 deal of the day to get a dental exam, X-rays and cleaning from Virginia dentist Priti Naik. The value of her services was $260; he saved 77 percent.
Mr. Jablonski said he found the dental visit to be a good experience for his routine cleaning, and it was close to home. "But I probably won't go back," he admitted, "unless I have an emergency." His "regular" dentist practices several hours away.
Nima, a dental office manager in Oregon City, OR, who requested her last name be withheld, said: "We got more than 200 new patients, but we did a lot of work."
She said that Groupon got a 30 percent cut of the $59 deal, and about 25 patients scheduled restorative or follow-up care. It's hard to say if the practice will benefit in the long run from participating.
Dentists are advised to strategize for accommodating the high volume of Groupon patients swarming the phones to book their appointment "right away." Told they can not get an appointment for six months, potential patients could turn into critics, taking jabs at your practice online.
But it may seem to be the perfect match for a new practice without an established patient base.
"The first time we tried Groupon in 2009, we had 330 people overnight. They all called right away. It was crazy. We had to fit them in within two to three months. But she had just opened her practice so it was the quickest way to get patients in the door," explained Robert Vaksman, a tech-savvy attorney who commented on his wife, dentist Irena Vaksman, using Groupon.
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The jury is out on Groupon for dentists, but the Vaksmans think it has its place as one mass media tool. "To get in front of this many people, you'd spend $5,000 in direct mail and get 20 new patients. We spent nothing and got more than that. My wife's practice is on the 23rd floor, surrounded by hundreds of dentists. There is only one way to differentiate her without frontage signage: online marketing. A lot of the Groupon patients have posted good reviews of her. The trickle is slow, but rippling," Mr. Vaksman said.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Wagner College senior center Kelly Clark scored 14 of her game-high 20 points in the second half, but Elon handed the Seahawks their sixth straight loss with a 60-57 victory Thursday in the third-place game of the Marriott Cavalier Classic.
The Seahawks (2-11) rallied from a 16-point deficit to pull even at 46-46 with six minutes remaining, but Elon (6-6) pulled ahead for good.
Clark had 20 points and 10 rebounds while Brittany Thorpe added 14 points and seven rebounds.
Thorpe was named to the all-tournament team.
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Nothing like cutthroat competition on national TV to get America in a weepy, romantic mood, as ABC's breakout hit "The Bachelor" ended Wednesday night with hunky banker Aaron Buerge dropping to one knee and proposing to Helene Eksterowicz, 27, a brunette school psychologist from New Jersey.
Naturally, she said yes.
With a rented Malibu mansion as the backdrop -- and roses scattered around the swimming pool -- Buerge, 28, chose Eksterowicz over 22-year-old college student Brooke Smith, wrapping a second season of the show that once again sparked heated debate around the watercooler.
"The qualities in her that I love are that she's very headstrong, independent and intelligent," Buerge told PEOPLE before Wednesday's finale aired.
But, he adds, they're not going to rush into anything just yet. "Now that the show is over, we can really get to know each other and see how we interact, not only outside of the show but without the media. I anticipate us both being relieved."
The couple also planned to share their relief -- reuniting in a Manhattan hotel room to watch the final episode.
Wednesday night's two-hour conclusion began with both women making trips to meet Buerge's family in Springfield, Mo. (Admits Buerge: "They liked Helene more.") After one last date, the two women returned to the mansion and Buerge popped the question to Eksterowicz, giving her a 2-carat oval diamond ring (which he bought himself) and a single rose.
Over the course of the show's eight-week run, Eksterowicz says she and Buerge were able to sneak off for a couple of outings together, albeit with tight security.
"We have seen each other a few times -- once was under pretty heavy surveillance and once was out of the country," she tells PEOPLE. "They had a chaperone come along with us to an out-of-the-way place. But the show has been really good working with us, trying to make this work out."
As for the future, Helene and Aaron say they've been making plans to get to know each other better. "We talked about him coming down and seeing me sometime in December," she says. "I think the feelings are there, but we just have to see how things are going to go outside of 'The Bachelor.'"
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The #4 ranked Syracuse Orange lacrosse team escaped with a 15-13 win against a late-charging Albany team tonight at the Carrier Dome. WAER had the game covered on the Double Overtime with Joe Varvara and Chris McManus.
The hosts discussed Syracuse's championship-caliber play in the first half, as they rushed to a 10-2 halftime advantage. Albany looked as if it had no shot against Syracuse in the early going as the Orange man-handled the Great Danes in every facet of the game. Syracuse outshot Albany 29-10 in the first half and also picked up 7 more ground balls than the Great Danes. The Orange also capitalized on all 7 face-offs in the first quarter and the game looked completely over by halftime.
Albany came out firing in the third quarter and Syracuse did not look like the team they were a half earlier. While John Galloway's stat-line was miserable, the hosts were quick to say that the defense shares just as much of the blame. McManus noted that while Sid Smith and John Lade have been stellar all season, their matchups combined for 6 goals and 5 assists. The hosts were just completely baffled by the lack of communication, as were the rest of the Syracuse players. Overall, it was a discouraging second-half performance for a team with championship aspirations.
The hosts broke it down with Stephen Keogh who said the team suffered a mental letdown in the third quarter. Click the link below to hear the entire interview.
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WAER's Tony Brown got a chance to talk with the coaches and players, who pointed out some of the positive things that happened in the game. Desko commented on Kevin Drew's sprint down the middle of the field that led to a Syracuse goal. There is a link to Brown's report below.
Tony Brown Report.mp3 - Although the second half was a struggle, there is still reason for optimism in Syracuse. The team wrapped up its 41st 10-win season as they head to UMass next week. Tune into the Double Overtime again after the UMass game and give us a call at 443-2011 to get your thoughts in. Thanks for tuning in to the only SU lacrosse post-game show in town.


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The Eagles traded in the first and second round last year. They're open to doing it again if the right opportunity presents itself.
"We're open to anything," general manager Howie Roseman said.
Roseman has been busy on draft day the past two years when the Eagles made seven draft-day trades. They made six more in 2010.
With the rookie wage scale in place, the No. 4 pick could be very valuable, especially to a team looking to land one of the top offensive tackles. If Luke Jockel and Eric Fisher are selected in the Top 3, there could be a number of teams attempting to move up and grab Lane Johnson, the third elite tackle in this draft, before it's too late.
The Eagles, however, likely wouldn't be willing to drop out of the Top 10. Roseman and new coach Chip Kelly have identified a set number of elite prospects in this draft. They want to land one of them as they attempt to rebuild a 4-12 squad.
"I think that there is, certainly on our draft board, a clear line of players we think can be elite talents in this league," Roseman said. "And then I do think there gets to be a point where you may get the same player, at least it's going to be choose your flavor, what you're looking for, what you like, which may be different than our board at some point in this draft. We certainly don't think that's at No. 4."
Whether the Eagles trade up or down in the first round depends on who they think other teams will select. Right now, Jacksonville at No. 2 and Oakland at No. 3 remain complete enigmas. The Chiefs with Andy Reid involved at No. 1 might be a bit clearer.
"I think we have a sense," Roseman said. "To say you have a good sense, you could be really good friends with the people in front of you — and in this case, we actually are — but knowing at the end of the day that they have to do what's best for them.
"It's like playing poker with your friends. They want to get the best outcome for them as well, so there's not a lot of trust going on in the National Football League the last couple of weeks, shockingly."


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• Tissue depends on perfusion, but tissue oxygenation measurements have been impractical. To develop a method for the clinical evaluation of bowel viability, we studied Po2 on the bowel surface (Pso2). The Pso2 was assessed on the stomach and intestine of 11 dogs. Normal small-bowel Pso2 was 44±11 mm Hg (mean ± SD). When bowel vasculature was interrupted Pso2 rapidly decreased. Reductions in Pso2 were related to the degree of ischemia produced. Anastomoses were performed on partially devascularized bowel to determine anastomotic viability at various levels of Pso2. The Pso2. measured just prior to anastomosis predicted viability of the anastomoses at 48 hours. Anastomoses below 30% of predevascularization Pso2 necrosed. Between 30% and 50%, one third of anastomoses leaked. At Pso2 values above 50% of initial normal value all anastomoses healed. Surface oximetry allows accurate intraoperative assessment of bowel perfusion.
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Sitting at your office desk on a rainy Monday morning, what could be better than seeing how the day looks in a few vineyards around the world? Here's a list of winery and vineyard webcams, so you can see for yourself what the weather's doing, how the vines are growing, or just for a few minutes of escapism as you sip a glass of wine and imagine yourself amongst the grapes.
In general, I've tried to display webcams that give some context to the images they show – a sense of place ('terroir', even). There are still plenty of major wine regions not represented here – I'll add to this as I find more, and I'm always open to suggestions for additions to the list. Just leave a comment on this page.
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Coldstream Hills, Yarra Valley, Australia
A beautiful view over the vineyards of Coldstream Hills, and across the Yarra Valley, just 30 miles or so from the busy city of Melbourne.
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SAN JOSE, Calif., Aug. 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Flextronics (NASDAQ: FLEX) announced today that it will participate in the following events during the month of September. Live webcasts of both conferences will be available on the Investor Relations section of the Flextronics website at: http://www.flextronics.com/investors.
Citi Global Technology Conference 2014
Date: September 3, 2014
Location: New York, NY
Presentation Time: 1:15 pm PT / 4:15pm ET
Presenters: Mike McNamara, chief executive officer, Flextronics; Chris Collier, chief financial officer, Flextronics
Webcast: http://www.flextronics.com/investors
Deutsche Bank 2014 Technology Conference
Date: September 9, 2014
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Presentation Time: 4:10 pm PT / 7:10 ET
Presenters: Chris Collier, chief financial officer, Flextronics; Mike Dennison, president of consumer technologies group, Flextronics
Webcast: http://www.flextronics.com/investors
About Flextronics
Flextronics International Ltd. (Reg. No. 199002645H) is a leading end-to-end supply chain solutions company that delivers design, engineering, manufacturing and logistics services to a range of industries and end-markets, including data networking, telecom, enterprise computing and storage, industrial, capital equipment, appliances, automation, medical, automotive, aerospace and defense, energy, mobile, computing and other electronic product categories. Flextronics is an industry leader with $26 billion in sales, generated from helping customers design, build, ship, and service their products through an unparalleled network of facilities in approximately 30 countries and across four continents. Flextronics service offerings and vertically integrated component technologies optimize customer supply chains by lowering costs, increasing flexibility, and reducing time-to-market. For more information, visit www.flextronics.com or follow us on Twitter @Flextronics.
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Cramer .. Like anybody listens to that clueless loser. I still remember his laughable BSC buy rating and his bumbling explanations. Doesn't even have the spine to own his calls.
Well, he's made $50M more than you in the stock market so you must be extremely clueless or unlucky.
The rise corresponds to the announcement of a conference call about the Haynesville shale ( see Yahoo news).Did Cramer even talked about CHK tonight?
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The 2nd Annual SUPERSOAKERSpring Break Survival Challenge
March 12, 2005 The water pistol has come a long way in recent times. Once a fragile, relatively harmless device capable of shooting a stream of water no more than a metre or two, that all changed when Aerospace Engineer Dr Lonnie Johnson extrapolated some work he was doing in an entirely unrelated field and thought about what a great water gun it would make. The SuperSoaker was born in 1991 and became an everyday term for children the world over. Now the SuperSoaker is being organized into massive contests, with water soluble body targets and big prizemoney, as can be seen from this mammoth contest held earlier this week during the infamopus spring break celebrations in Florida.
Last year, thousands of college co-eds from across America gathered on the beaches of Panama City Beach, Florida, the Spring Break Capital of the World, to help create a SuperSoaker water fight of epic proportion. This year, with the help of the SuperSoaker SoakerTag Squad, Spring Breakers were invited to create the wildest and wettest water fight in the history of Spring Break!
The Official SuperSoaker Spring Break Survival Challenge took place on the water's edge on Panama City Beach, FL, with nearly continuous water fights from Tuesday, March 8 through Thursday, March 10. Activities ranged from enormous games of SoakerTag - pitting hundreds of co-eds against each other in a drenching fight to the finish - to a wet and wacky SuperSoaker obstacle course.
Unlike the typical water fight where everyone gets soaked but nobody wins, the SuperSoaker SoakerTag line provides kids (and Spring Breakers) with real competitive game play. Once SoakerTag participants fasten a water soluble SoakerTag body-target to their skin or clothing, they're ready to get blasting! When the SoakerTag body targets are sufficiently drenched they dissolve and the participant is out of the game.
Participants in each SoakerTag battle received a SoakerTag body-target and a SuperSoaker water blaster and were divided into a Red team and a Blue team. After some brief instruction, the college co-eds then strived to survive a fun-filled SoakerTag water fight. The object was for each team to blast their opponents' SoakerTag body targets before theirs got blasted. After two days of elimination rounds, four daily winners from each of the ongoing mini-battles moved on to the final competition and the eight finalists competed be crowned the Ultimate SoakerTag ELITE Survivor and a cash prize of US$4,000 on Thursday, March 10.
Finalists had to complete a series of SuperSoaker ELITE challenges - including a gauntlet where spectators blast burst of ice cold water at the competitors, a water pit swing and a balance beam challenge that tested the competitors' agility – all while trying to blast various SoakerTag targets and keep their own SoakerTag body targets dry. The challenger who completed the obstacle course the fastest while staying driest was the winner.
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The town mailed letters to residents and held its first informational meeting this week as part of its effort to inform residents about a possible ballot measure to expand the Community Recreation Center.
Four members of the public attended the town's first public outreach meeting about the proposed expansion at the Clearview Library on Thursday, asking questions about the financing, the town's existing debt and new opportunities that would be made available with the expansion.
In a letter to town residents, Mayor John Vazquez said over the past decade the town's population has doubled and the recreation center has seen a 218 percent increase in demand for programming.
"We have come to the point where our facilities and programs simply cannot keep pace with the demand for indoor recreation," Vazquez wrote in the letter.
To meet those needs, the town is considering asking voters whether they would like to raise the town's sales tax by 0.75 percent, or 7.5 cents on a $10 purchase, to fund a $16.1 million bond to expand of the current center.
The expansion would include a leisure pool, lap lanes, water slide, auxiliary gym, track, aerobics and wellness studios, expanded locker rooms, a supervised child area, a classroom/party room and additional parking. While there would be space for fitness equipment, the town board decided the equipment itself will not be included in the project, as it could compete with existing fitness centers in town. Instead, the board has said the town could partner with a private gym to provide the equipment and programming later on.
During the public outreach meeting, resident David Valenta asked over what period of time the sales tax would be collected.
Town Manager Kelly Arnold said the town is looking at a 20-year bond, which would go to market in 2015, providing the money for the expansion. The town would use 0.55 percent of the sales tax increase to fund the bond's annual payments over the next 20 years, while the other 0.20 percent would be set aside specifically for ongoing maintenance at the recreation center.
Another resident, Richard Drake, asked what kind of sales tax revenue the town assumed to collect each year to finance enough money to pay for the project. Arnold said the town was projecting annual collections of $6 million, a number he said was conservative.
Drake also asked what other bonds the town was still paying off. Arnold said the town is still paying off a 40-year, $3 million bond for the police facility, and there is about five years left on the original recreation center bond.
The Windsor Town Board has said they would like to gauge community support for the measure and will decide whether to place it on the ballot later this summer.
The town has set up an information page on its website to inform the public and solicit input about the proposed expansion at www.windsorgov.com/crcexpand.


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I'm a mom. I'm an engineer. And I'd like to think I'm the mother of two future engineers.
You see, I know a secret. An engineering degree is the proverbial golden ticket. When you graduate with one, you don't look for jobs, jobs look for you. That's my experience and it's exactly what I want for my daughters.
I'm not going to lie, engineering school isn't easy. It's hard. In fact, I was ready to quit it during my junior year in college. Thankfully, with the help of a "welcome to the real world" ultimatum, my parents persuaded me to see it out. And I'm so glad I did.
After graduating, I fell head-first into many exciting high-tech companies, which all helped prepare me for my current role with AT&T. At each company, I learned new skills and managed through experiences that helped me become a leader and strategic thinker. I firmly believe that some of my work has helped change the world … and that's pretty darn cool.
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Vegan Eats World : 300 International Recipes for Savoring the Planet
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What If the World Was Vegan? The true building blocks of cuisines across the planet are the spices, herbs, and grains-from basmati rice to buckwheat, coconut to caraway seeds. Apply those flavors to vegan staples such as seitan, or tofu and even straight-up vegetables, and the possibilities? If not endless, pretty darned expansive. So what if the world was vegan? Your own cooking is the answer to that question; fire up the stove and make a green curry, simmer a seitan date tagine stew, or hold a freshly made corn tortilla piled high with chile-braised jackfruit in your hand. Chart your course in the great, growing map of vegan food history. Award-winning chef, author of Veganomicon, and author of Viva Vegan Terry Hope Romero continues the vegan food revolution with more than 300 bold, delicious recipes based on international favorites. With chapters devoted to essential basics such as Spice Blends; The Three Protein Amigos; and Pickles, Chutneys & Saucier Sauces, you can make everything from salads to curries, dumplings and desserts. Vegan Eats World will help you map your way through a culinary world tour, whether you want to create a piergoi party or Thai feast, easy Indian chaat lunch or Your International House of Dinner Crepes.show more
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About Terry Hope Romero
Terry Hope Romero is the author of several bestselling and award-winning cookbooks. In 2011 she was named Favorite Cookbook Author by VegNews. Terry lives, cooks and eats in Queens, NYC and can be found on the web at veganlatina.com.show more
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VegNews.com, 2/21/12 "We can only imagine how difficult it must be to improve upon such cookbooks as Veganomicon and Vegan Pie in the Sky. However, we think the co-author of the aforementioned books, one Terry Hope Romero, could do it with Vegan Eats World." VegNews, May/June 2012 "Tokyo-inspired fusion hot dogs will be the unchallenged hit of every summer barbecue." Irvington Herald, 9/27/12 "A masterful collection of...recipes from all corners of the globe...[Romero has] reinvented delicious ethnic dishes, popular street foods, and take-out so we can eat well while being mindful of a healthy body and healthy planet." Sand and Succotash blog, 10/10/12 "[Romero] always finds a way to turn vegan food into something delicious [and] gorgeous...that cook[s] up perfectly...Vegan Eats World travels the globe and gives the reader a little bit of each ethnic cuisine, vegan style." BizIndia.net,10/18/12 "Ideal for use in the kitchen by any vegan (or non-vegan) looking for a large variety of dishes for all occasions and for more yummy ways to please their taste buds...This delightful book is an ideal gift for people (including for themselves) who love variety and a broad range in their culinary lives, even if they are not vegans...Whether it is breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner or dessert ideas you are looking for to break the monotony of cooking the same old foods, this valuable book can help you immeasurably, finding the ideal dish to satisfy the palate...a great resource for the home-based cook as well as professional chef...Wonderful." Lemuria Books (blog), 10/21/12 "It looks just as delightful as Veganomicon, and I can't wait to try out some of the delicious recipes for curries, soups and dumplings, especially since the fall weather is starting to encourage higher comfort food consumption." Bookviews blog, November 2012 "Really delivers the goods...There are popular foods like lasagna, pad thai, wonton soup, and a whole range of flavorful delights...This book will surely please those who prefer vegetables." Christian Science Monitor, 11/20/12 "I'm no vegan. I'm not even a vegetarian, but this is probably my favorite new cookbook of the season--and it's a must for the vegans and vegetarians on your holiday shopping list...[Romero] has delivered what may be her best book yet. It features a range of full-flavored recipes, from kimchi to Thai coconut curry. The book's diverse Asian offerings are particularly outstanding, as the recipes naturally lend themselves to vegan cooking. You'll find classics that you recognize from your local international eateries, as well as new offerings that you haven't tried before. This is exceptionally good food for vegans, vegetarians, and the rest of us who are trying to eat a more sustainable, healthy, plant-based diet." Christian Science Monitor, 11/20/12 Named one of the "23 of the best new and upcoming cookbooks/food books for the holidays" Buffalo News, 11/28/12 "Draws on inspirations and everyday recipes from at least five continents, including Greek and Turkish, Afghani and Jamaican, Belgian and Sri Lankan. As it turns out, billions of people eat vegan food every day--they just call it 'food.'" Portland Oregonian, 11/27/12 "Romero is one of the rock stars of the vegan cooking world...She continues to deliver with this collection of 300 recipes inspired by dishes from around the world...Many recipes are easy enough for busy weeknights...Romero doesn't shy away from using spicy ingredients...You won't confuse vegan with blah after enjoying her creations." One of Portland Oregonian's Five Favorite Cookbooks from 2012 Worth Putting on Your Christmas List Portland Book Review, 11/23/12 "A great vegan cookbook that draws recipes from a truly international repertoire. It is a beautiful, large-format, nicely produced book...[with] well-written recipes." InfoDad.com, 11/21/12 "A handsomely made hardcover...Vegan cooks will be familiar with virtually all the ingredients here, but newcomers to the field may have some difficulty with certain recipes--so it is very helpful that Romero includes a graphic for dishes that are especially easy to prepare...Full-page pictures make the dishes look very tempting indeed and add to the impression that Vegan Eats World is as much a gift book as a traditional cookbook. Vegans on your gift list will find it a treat." Forbes.com, 12/6/12 "From vegan-queen Terry Hope Romero...[it] takes you around the world to spots as diverse as Jamaica, India and the Philippines, through adapted dishes like a tangy Filipino-inspired tofu and vegetable adobo stew topped with chopped cilantro and bananas." Delicious Living (website), 12/20/12 "In her new and extensive book, the author of the best-seller Veganomicon offers up 300 dishes using global flavors and techniques. At first glance the recipes and ingredients look a tad complex, but her conversational tone will put you at ease." Whisk and Quill (website), "The Most Notable Cookbooks of 2012," 12/13/12 "There are many wonderfully creative recipes from a wide variety of cultures that would suit an omnivore." January Magazine (website), "Best Books of 2012: Cookbooks," 12/21/12 "The recipes here are terrific...A culinary trip around the world: vegan-style." REAL (Responsible Eating and Living), Favorite Cookbooks of 2012 "Many ethnic foods are plant-based and delicious. Here there are over 300 creative recipes, mixing it all up, with very yummy results." Curled Up with a Good Book "Packed with helpful advice and enticing recipes to spark an adventure in international vegan cuisine...Vegan Eats World not only makes vegan cooking enticing, it makes international cuisine accessible to vegans with its easy-to-follow recipes. Highly recommended." San Francisco Book Review / Sacramento Book Review, 1/15/13 "Delectable recipes...[An] epic vegan cookbook. Romero writes headnotes with a distinct sense of humor, and all of the recipes sound amazing; accompanying photos will make your mouth water!...If you love a hearty plant-based meal, and have time to invest in it, pick up this cookbook." Midwest Book Review, January 2013 "Not only are classics re-created but new dishes based on different, vegan ingredients are introduced, with recipes labeled for time and complexity...[Vegan Eats World] is a pick for any who would incorporate vegan dining into a new worldview." The Independent (UK), "10 Best...Vegetarian Cookbooks," 2/1/13 The Vegetarian, Spring 2013 "Jam-packed with 300 delicious recipes. This title takes you on a globetrotting journey to savour the best vegan cuisine the world has to offer. There are some wonderful combinations of ingredients used to create innovative dishes...Terry's books are always well written and great value for money and Vegan Eats World is no exception." Tucson Citizen, 4/8/13 "Vegan Eats World is a world-wide culinary tour featuring some of the most imaginative vegan dishes I have ever encountered...Romero's inspiration came from almost every corner of the planet...The main lesson to be learned from this cookbook is that plant-based meals need not be bland or uninspired. The international recipes selected for this cookbook are not just healthy choices but also delicious ones...I recommend this cookbook, regardless of whether you are a vegetarian. The recipes are accessible and innovative." Lancaster Sunday News, 4/21/13 "Offers more than 300 bold, delicious recipes based on favorites from around the world." Wilmington Star-News, 5/8/13 "Romero plays culinary tour guide on a romp across the globe that sees scores of distinctive dishes filtered through a vegan spyglass...Perhaps the greatest success Romero delivers is in making an interesting variety of vegan recipes accessible to the everyday home cook. Many of these dishes are the kind of thing you'd want to eat just because your palate was feeling curious, not out of adherence to any specific diet." Vegetarian Journal, Vol. 32, Issue 3 "This book offers 300 international recipes and a wealth of information, including kitchen tips." Energy Times, August 2013 "A handy hardcover for a vegan with worldly culinary tastes." WomanAroundTown.com, 9/9/13 "In 2011, Romero was named 'Favorite Cookbook Author' by VegNews. It's easy to see why."show more


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CASCADE TOWNSHIP, MI -- Kent County sheriff's investigators today said that dental records confirmed that a body found Saturday in the Grand River near Ada is that of Robert Drew Nylen, who went missing in late May.
He died from drowning, a medical examiner found.
Nylen's body was found the afternoon of Saturday, June 8, near the Ada boat launch near Fulton Street SE and Ada Drive.
Related: Volunteers continue searching today for Lowell area man, missing since Saturday
Friends of the 62-year-old Nylen had been searching for him since he went missing May 25 after exiting a vehicle near the river in Cascade Township.
The searchers found the body in a log jam some distance from the boat launch.
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