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The FAI really has become adept at the ol' Harakiri. Either that or it is the unluckiest association in the world, repeatedly tossed from one PR tornado to the next before being swept away by a tsunami of crud coming around the corner.
The latest mess takes some beating. Sure, League of Ireland players aren't the ones who are going to draw a crowd to Lansdowne Road this weekend, but without them there is no Aviva Tournament – Dublin Super-Duper Cup,
Until common sense prevailed last night, the players were going to net about €300 for the two games they play and the extra training they put in during the week. When they are finished those two games, they won't be able to have a shower in the stadium and will be removed to Wanderers RFC to shower there. Why not go the whole hog and hose them down out by the Dodder?
Showers were put in the Celtic dressing room in time for the tournament, but no such amendments were made for Damien Richardson's men.
The players, to their credit, took the whole changing facilities issue on the chin and were merely making a point about what they saw as financially unfair treatment. They didn't believe they should get a suitcase full of cash for the event and a boycott was never really on the cards, but a combined pre-tax paycheck of around €14,300 was insulting.
A Man City footballer would think twice about rescuing a kitten from a tree for €14k.
It has since been revised up to €1,000 each but only after the FAI was embarrassed into ceding ground. The players will also get six tickets for friends and family rather than the initial allocation of two.
The fact the association can treat its own domestic players like that just about sums up the FAI. They bleat on about exposure for the league and money for grassroots, but in reality, when it comes to their time to shine, they show their domestic players a complete lack of respect.
But it poses a far more pertinent question, that should not only be asked of the FAI, of course. Why on earth was a €400 million stadium, partially paid for by the taxpayer and built in the 21st century, equipped with two changing rooms without showers?
I was among one of the media tours of the stadium prior to its opening last summer. We were brought around one changing room but told there were four. I remember thinking, 'this is swish but why can't we see the others?'
I know now, because two of them weren't changing rooms at all. Evidently, they were just rooms!


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Voters in St. Charles Parish most likely will head to the polls April 5 to elect a new representative for the Parish Council at-large Division B seat. The Parish Council is expected to formally call for the special election during its meeting on Monday, two weeks after appointing an interim member to replace Clayton "Snookie" Faucheux Jr. who resigned to take a new job.
State law requires the special election because there is more than a year left on Faucheux's term, which runs through 2015.
Mary Tastet of Luling was appointed to the post until a new representative is elected. Tastet has said she is not interested in running for the post.
Although qualifying for the April 5 election would not be until February, at least one candidate has publicly made her intentions known.
Councilwoman Julia Fisher-Perrier, who was elected to the 7th District seat during a special election earlier this year, said she is campaigning for the at-large seat. Her political signs already are planted around the parish.
"Some people were confused, thinking they were from before," she said with a laugh on Friday.
Fisher-Perrier said she wants to bring "cohesion" to the west bank and to develop an overall game plan for financing projects and minimizing fights for money.
While it is a parishwide election, under the parish's charter, only west bank residents are eligible to run for the Division B at-large seat.
If Fisher-Perrier is successful in her bid, the Parish Council would then have to call yet another special election to fill the 7th District seat. That term runs through 2015 as well.
Faucheux's exit makes for the third special election the Parish Council has had to call in just over a year.
In October 2012, 7th District Councilman Dennis Nuss resigned to take a job out of state, and two months later, in December, 2nd District Councilman Shelley Tastet resigned for health reasons.
Faucheux, who announced his departure in September, formally resigned Nov. 30 to take another position with his current employer, Shell-Motiva, near Shreveport. He previously served two terms in the at-large post from 2000 to 2008, and mounted an unsuccessful campaign for parish president in 2007.

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The golf course behind the Branchwood center remains closed.
Thursday morning, Bella Vista leaders will get an update on the damage to the greens.
August flooding caused more than a million dollars in damage.
The greens were flooded, cracked and the car paths were ripped up.
Because the courses are under the control of the POA, Bella Vista does not qualify for federal or state aid.
The meeting begins at 8 a.m. in Bella Vista village.
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Israel might classify the Israeli extremists who rioted on an army base earlier this week as "Jewish terrorists."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called an emergency government meeting on Wednesday to discuss the latest outbreak of violence allegedly perpetrated by young religious settlers.
Dozens of settlers infiltrated an Israeli army base in Samaria (the West Bank) overnight Monday and early Tuesday.
They slashed and burned tires, attacked a brigade commander, and threw stones and Molotov cocktails. They were apparently upset by rumors that the army might soon evacuate a Jewish outpost in Samaria.
On Tuesday, Netanyahu vowed to put an end to what he called "this appalling phenomenon."
The incident has riled Israelis from across the political spectrum. Just about every Israeli is connected in some way to the army and most have served in it.
At the meeting, Public Security Minister Yitzhak Aharonovitch said that violent right-wing groups should be classified as terrorist organizations.
Defense Minister Ehud Barak also said in a radio interview on Wednesday that legally it might be possible to classify the "hilltop youth," a group of extremist young settlers, as a terrorist group.
He said that "as far as their behavior is concerned, there is no doubt that we are talking about terrorists."
Former Defense Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer called the rioters a "gang of criminals" and said it was "too bad" that the army didn't arrest or shoot anyone.
Incidents like this tend to give all the 300,000 or so Israelis who live in communities in Judea and Samaria a black eye. Ben-Eliezer later said that most Israeli settlers are loyal to the law and serve in the Israeli army.
He said they should be the "eyes and ears" of the Jewish state in the territories.
In an op-ed in the Israeli daily, Yisrael Hayom, Danny Dayan, chairman of the Yesha (Judea and Samaria) Council wrote that most of those living in Judea and Samaria relate to the lawbreakers as other Israelis.
"Hundreds of thousands of Israelis in Judea and Samaria relate to the anarchists exactly as do the rest of the [country's] citizens - as a dangerous group which must be dealt with immediately," Dayan said.
"The heads of the Yesha Council again condemn these acts," he said. "The IDF is us, and any harm to it is harm to us all."
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Accusations leveled at the Cattaraugus County SPCA call for an immediate investigation, if not a complete housecleaning.
That's what it will take to guarantee the safety of the animals there.
Morgan Dunbar, director of Animal Allies of Western New York, recently accused the SPCA of mistreating animals. She went as far as to charge that this is not a no-kill shelter but a "slow-kill shelter."
Strong words from Dunbar, but past criticisms of the Niagara and Wyoming county SPCAs turned out to be well-founded. Board Chairwoman Kris McDonald called Dunbar's accusations a witch hunt, telling a News reporter that the no-kill shelter since 1985 has had issues it is trying to address, but doing so on $1,000 a day isn't easy.
McDonald is correct in that a thousand dollars a day to run an animal shelter does not go far. But signs point to deep and prolonged problems at the shelter, long a topic of discussion among animal lovers who could see a building in need of repairs and animals with signs of health problems.
Animals waiting to be adopted should not be left to live in cages for months or even years. The truth can be determined only through an investigation on all levels - from how animals are cared for to maintenance and management of the shelter.
Dunbar said she first went to the Cattaraugus County shelter to learn whether its "no-kill" policy could be adapted to the SPCA of Niagara. While there, she said, she found sick animals and a lack of medical care.
But Dunbar's assertion certainly won't be the last word. Many agencies have some jurisdiction and should be ready to step in.
The state attorney general, in his role of supervisor of charities in the state, oversees such shelters. The job of the Department of Agriculture and Markets is to inspect animal shelters that contract with municipalities. In addition, the Inspector General's Office has a role and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals could assist.
If the shelter is as well-run as officials maintain, they should welcome efforts to clear the cloud of suspicion.
But if there is evidence of mistreatment, the Cattaraugus SPCA will have to follow the model of the SPCA of Niagara. There, after allegations of mistreatment surfaced early this year, the director was fired and a totally new board of directors was elected.
The gold standard of animal shelters, the SPCA Serving Erie County, helped greatly with the reforms in Niagara County. While the Erie SPCA certainly has plenty on its plate, if asked it should be ready to help out again in Cattaraugus County.
The larger issue here is the lack of standards for shelters in New York State. The only rules are those that have to do with the 501(c)3 tax-exempt status that the state provides. Officially, the state cares more about how money is collected and spent than it does about animal care.
The State Legislature needs to set minimum standards for shelters across the state. Those standards should be written by professionals in animal welfare and shelters, not by veterinarians, legislators or animal rights advocates. Then there must be the willingness to enforce those standards.
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Snowstorms bring on supermarket frenzies — good luck finding a loaf of bread on Staten Island with a blizzard warning in effect. Yet with heat waves or the occasional severe thunder storm watch, you'll never see a run on staples like milk and eggs. Indeed, if you're familiar with summers in New York City, stocking up on perishables is a big no-no — July and August predictably bring a blackout or two.
Yes, blackouts, sometimes rather long ones — are as reliable as the monthly electric bill, a baffling phenomenon considering we presumably live in a civilized urban environment with a well-maintained infrastructure.
Some people roll with blackouts, turning them into group socials played out on the stoop or lawn. Last year, when the lights went out in our neighborhood, the people on the next block used a generator for the neighbors to collectively watch a movie in their front yard. It was a little beacon of light in the blackness. A friend on the block breaks open ice cream or whatever alcohol she has chilling — no sense in consuming something after it's melted or warmed up.
Another friend of ours lost electric for a few days in a row last summer. While she doesn't consider herself a good cook, she somehow pulled together breakfast, lunch and dinner, all on the barbecue. The incentive for such feasts was the idea of opening a fridge of rotten food when the lights came back on.
Turning the home inventory over to the grill makes sense. If you have a basic skillet with a fitted lid you can make omelets or frittatas, popcorn (just remember to keep moving the pan around continually) and stir-fry dishes like sausage with bell peppers and onions.
A sweet or savory pizza on the grill is a good way to use up cheese, frozen or chilled prepared dough and/or fruit. It's certainly an excellent outlet for delicate berries before they fuzz over.
And if we make it through to the hurricane season without a blackout, it will be a small miracle. But if not, there's the trusty grill is ideal for al fresco cooking, particularly when the block goes dark.
(Makes 6 servings)
¼ cup turbinado or demerara sugar, divided
16-ounce ball pizza dough, preferably refrigerated
Canola or vegetable oil
½ cup semisweet chocolate bits
1 ½ cups chopped fresh strawberries
¾ cup flaked coconut
Heat a grill to medium-high.
Scatter half of the sugar on a counter top. Place the pizza dough over the sugar and roll out into the sugar. Sprinkle the top of the dough with the remaining sugar, then roll again to press the sugar into the top. You should have a rough circle about 12 inches in diameter.
Transfer the dough to a baking sheet, then head out to the grill.
Use an oil-soaked paper towel held with tongs to oil the grill grates.
Transfer the pizza dough directly onto the grates. Cook for 2 to 3 minutes per side, or until cooked and lightly browned.
Return the crust to the baking sheet and immediately sprinkle the chocolate bits over the top. Wait 1 minute to allow the chocolate to melt, then use a butter knife or silicone spatula to spread the melted chocolate evenly over the crust. Sprinkle with the chopped strawberries and the flaked coconut. Enjoy warm.
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The Sacramento Kings landed the No. 8 pick in the 2014 NBA Draft during Tuesday's lottery selection.
With the likes of Andrew Wiggins, Jabari Parker, Dante Exum and Joel Embiid, this year's NBA crop is considered deep and talented.
The Kings had a 4.3 percent chance of getting the No. 1 overall pick in Tuesday's lottery.
The Cleveland Cavaliers landed the No. 1 pick.
The team was represented by Kings owner Vivek Ranadive's daughter, Anjali, at the lottery selection show.
The last time the Kings had the No. 8 pick was in 1994. The team selected Brian Grant in the first round that year.
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Preparing for the Regional Seminars: Start Your Action Plan Now
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Attending a VRMA Regional Seminar? Great! Now what? Here are the top tips to make the most of your Seminar experience from closing keynote speaker Aaron Wolowiec.
Think back and be honest: When's the last time you left a conference with an actionable plan linked to key takeaways garnered throughout the event?
Me neither.
But only because it requires some time and planning. And, truthfully, no one has ever offered to coach me through the process. Lucky for you, I've done the legwork. Following some industry research and conversations with colleagues, I've developed a simple, five-step process for easily transforming ideas into action.
Let me be clear: You will leave the VRMA regional seminar with an action plan in place you can share with your team and your supervisor upon returning to work. And it will be simple enough you can begin checking action items off your to-do list almost immediately.
The fact of the matter is this: People like you and me attend conferences to learn and to network. It's not like we get to do it everyday, so we have to make it count. But sometimes we leave wondering what it is we learned or what we should do next.
If we're more astute and intentional about the way we approach a conference like the VRMA regional seminar, we can leverage these opportunities to seek real world strategies for breathing life into seminar takeaways.
So take just a moment to think about and complete the following phrase in the context of the issues you're currently facing in your workplace:
- I face issues in…
Wouldn't it be incredibly productive to gather ideas that could address these challenges during the upcoming VRMA regional seminar?
Not only is it possible, it's my number one goal.
So let's dig a little deeper. Assuming you plan to attend one of the April seminars, take a few more moments to complete the following phrase:
- I will use this opportunity to explore the roadblocks, barriers and challenges that prevent me from…
Having answered each of these question prompts (and it's completely fair if you need to circle back to them before attending the seminar), the interactive and highly engaging closing general session I've prepared will help you recognize both lessons learned and areas of opportunity for further exploration.
You'll also be guided through a fun and simple process for identifying next steps, establishing timeframes and finalizing details. Expect to leave with a renewed motivation to improve and enhance practices upon your return to work and with an action plan that's designed to meet your unique needs.
And it doesn't stop there! Following this session we'll stay in touch to celebrate your accomplishments and to support the implementation of your action items.
Until then, feel free to connect with me on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or via my blog. I look forward to meeting you!
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Saegertown earns PIAA cross country title
HERSHEY -- Morgan Schenberg's fifth-place finish helped lead Saegertown to a boys Class A state title at the PIAA championships at Parkview Cross Country Course Saturday.
Schenberg, with a time of 17 minutes, 1 second, was one of five Saegertown runners with sub-18 minute times, as the Panthers' 60 points was 33 better than runner-up Masterman.
Saegertown coach Bill Hetrick said his team was wary of Masterman after it bested the Panthers by several points in the PA Foundation Invitational in September.
"We knew they were a solid team and one to look out for," Hetrick said. "When I saw the mile marker and we had a lead and after the second mile marker, we had an even bigger lead, I knew we were in good shape because we're better in the second half."
Saegertown boasted an additional pair of top 25 runners, as Brendan Barclay's time of 17:05 earned him 18th place and Brad Amy took 25th with a 17:16.
District 10 also dominated the individual race, as Maplewood's Jeremy Parsons took second with a time of 16:25, while his twin brother Jake placed sixth in 16:47.
Mercyhurst Prep junior Sebastian Curtin finished third in 16:33, fulfilling a personal goal.
"I expected a top-five finish," said Curtin, who said he controlled third for most of the race. "This gives me great confidence heading into track season as well as my senior year."
Mercyhurst (199) finished fifth, followed by Seneca (200).
In the AA girls, Villa Maria put together another impressive performance by taking third behind Dallas and Archbishop Wood. Claire Brown led Villa with a 20:27 to finish in 38th place, while freshman Carlee Constable was 40th with a 20:29.
With Grace Trucilla's 53rd-place finish of 20:42 and Bernadette Prichard 1 second and two places behind, Villa placed four runners in the top 55, a fact that pleased Victors coach Therese Brown.
"They got out to a little slower start than we would've liked, but we really ran closely as a pack and I don't think anyone really stood out, which is something a coach likes," said Brown, who noted the favorable weather conditions. "It was absolutely beautiful. It was sunny and 51 degrees and the course was in great condition."
Hickory finished in 10th place, with Lexi Bible recording the top spot among District 10 runners with a 31st-place time of 20:10.
The AA boys didn't enjoy as much success, as Grove City finished in fifth place with 161 points and General McLane claimed 19th with 400 points.
Grove City placed two runners in the top 10. Ryan Budnik claimed eighth place in 16:50, and Aaron Benka captured 10th with a 16:51.
Lukas Hallett ran to a 63rd-place finish in 17:42 to lead McLane.
District 10 was also fairly quiet in both Class AAA races, as McDowell placed 18th in both the boys and girls divisions.
Cathedral Prep's Pat Kloecker was the top D-10 runner, as his time of 17:32 was good enough for 113th place. Dante Stefanelli's 134th-place race of 17:43 led the Trojans.
Central Tech's Colleen Campbell led all District 10 girls in the Class AAA race with a time of 21:26 and a 162nd-place finish among 220 runners. McDowell's Kelsey Swantek (21:53) finished 180th.
In the Class A girls race, Wilmington finished fifth to pass up D-10 champion West Middlesex, which came in seventh. Allison Baldwin (21:17) led Wilmington to finish in 55th place, and Hannah Winters (21:25) was 62nd. Chloe Tyillian paced West Middlesex by running a 20:28 to finish 25th, and Kristen White was 58th with a 21:20.
Cambridge Springs junior Reilly Walsh was the top District 10 runner in the division, turning in an 11th-place time of 20:02. North East freshman Kate McIntosh ran a 20:23 to take 23rd.


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Question from {user: Sundance Sentry 724 Hot Tub is locked and i need the sequence of keys to unlock it.?
We have lost the docs that came with the hot tub and know that there is a sequence to lock the top side control, and a different sequence to unlock it. Do you know what it is?
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Want More Sperm? Eat Better FoodSierra Black
As if you didn't have enough reasons to eat healthy, guys, here's one more: think of the children! Your unborn ones, that is.
A new study out of Harvard Medical School links high-fat diets with lower sperm counts in men. The more saturated fat men ate, the worse their sperm quality and concentration was. At the other end of the spectrum, eating a lot of omega-3 fatty acids seemed to improve sperm quality.
We all know we're supposed to eat a healthy diet. This is just one more on the long list of reasons why choosing health food over junk food is good for your body. But if you're trying to conceive, it might be the one you care most about.
Or it might not. While the findings sound compelling, the study is small and more research is necessary. Most of the men participating in this study were overweight, and none had sperm counts below the "normal" range as defined by the World Health Organization. So it's not like high fat diets were causing full-on infertility. Just less fertility than you'd get with better food.
The BBC says:
Compared with those eating the least fat, men with the highest fat intake had a 43% lower sperm count and 38% lower sperm concentration (number of sperm per unit volume of semen).
The takeaway here seems to be that you don't need to give up Big Macs in order to become a Daddy. If you're interested in eating healthier, though, you might be motivated by the knowledge that you'll be improving your fertility as well as your fitness.
Will this information affect how you eat? Especially if you're trying to conceive? Or is it just one more bit of health data in a sea of advice?
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Take a behind-the-scenes look at Disney's New Fantasyland preview party.
A special drink called "Chip's" Punch was available for guests. It was a non-alcoholic beverage that included pomegranate juice and lemonade.
Various custards and desserts were available for tasting.
Green beans
Cut to order lamb was available.
Disney chef Josh was on hand to serve up the lamb.
Samples of Gaston's LeFou's Brew was available for trying.
Macaroni and cheese
Mashed Potatoes
Custard in the shape of Mickey Mouse
Minnie Mouse Cupcakes
Minnie's cupcakes were strawberry cupcakes with a chocolate bow.
How could you resist?
Minnie cupcakes and chocolate cupcakes, a delicious pair.
Potato leek soup was served at the Be Our Guest restaurant.
Ratatouille Napoleon with tomatoes was also on offer.
The serving line. Hungry yet?
Shrimp with scallops
Strawberry cream cheese cupcakes
Thyme scented chicken lollipops. That's Disney's name for them.
Triple chocolate cupcakes
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Japan 2008 Trip : Totally worth it
Japan 2009 Trip : Never going to forget the memories
Australia 2010: Importing Nissan V35 350GT Skyline Complete
Japan 2011: November -> December 2011 Complete
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jason mraz - im yours
Ocean Colour Scene - Profit in Peace
I never add friend codes.
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weezer - keep fishin'
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Artist: Metallica
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Don't concentrate on the finger or you'll miss all that heavenly glory.
~Bruce Lee, Wing Chun.
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Kyle Lowry agrees to new contract with Raptors, writes Sam Amick of USA Today.
Kobe flies back from Europe to assist Lakers' pitch to Carmelo Anthony, writes Ramona Shelburne of ESPN.com.
Agent: Jamal Crawford seeking contract extension with Clippers or future teams, writes Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo.com.
Thunder emerges as leader for Pau Gasol, writes Marc Stein and Ramona Shelburne of ESPN.com.


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Toyota Motor Corp. accepted a $16.4 million fine from the government Monday, according to federal officials. It is the government's largest ever fine against an automaker.
The Transportation Department said Toyota knew about defective gas pedals in September, but failed to issue a recall until January.
Under federal law, automakers must tell the government within five working days when they find a potential safety defect.
The Transportation official said Toyota is expected to pay the full amount of the fine within 30 days to avoid a court battle against the government.
"When you look at the toll it's taken on Toyota's reputation, when you look at the number of vehicles involved, when you look at the hardship it's placed on Toyota's customer base, it's only right for Toyota to take this fine," said Dennis Virag, president of Automotive Consulting Group based in Ann Arbor, Mich.
The automaker announced it would recall over 2 million vehicles in January to address the sticking pedals on vehicles such as the Camry and Corolla.
It has recalled more than 8 million cars worldwide due to acceleration problems in multiple models and braking issues in the Prius hybrid.
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A tribute to late local singer-songwriter Gary Hirstius tops the list of shows for Thursday, May 30, 2013. That, and three other options:
Gary Hirstius tribute, Ogden Museum of Southern Art, 6 p.m.
Gary Hirstius wrote and sang Springsteen-ian, swing-for-the-fences, working man anthems and quietly introspective, emotional ruminations, showcased on a handful of indepdent albums. His May 2012 death at age 56 shocked his friends and fellow musicians. On Thursday, May 30, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art devotes its weekly "Ogden After Hours" series to a tribute to Hirstius. Gary's father, Bruce Hirstius, is slated to kick off the show with his Storyville Jazz Band, the brass band that has roamed the Mercedes-Benz Superdome during Saints games for 25 years. Tommy Malone and Ray Ganucheau will showcase several of Hirstius' songs. The surviving members of Lil Brooklyn and the Junior Mays Band will reunite. Country-minded singer/songwriters Jim McCormick and Kim Carson are also on the bill.
Rob Wagner, Three Muses, 7:30 p.m.
The jazz and klezmer saxophonist populated numerous local bands, and led his own trio, before moving to New York. While passing through town, he performs an early-evening show at Three Muses on Frenchmen Street.
Rex Gregory, Snug Harbor, 8 and 10 p.m.
Jazz and more saxophonist, clarinetist and flutist Rex Gregory marks the release of a new CD, "Rocket Summer," with his combo.
Egg Yolk Jubilee, d.b.a., 10 p.m.
If you were to assemble the quintessential contemporary New Orleans band via blender, the result might sound something like Egg Yolk Jubilee. After 16-plus years together, the musicians – who deploy tuba, trumpet and sax, in addition to guitar, bass and drums – covered Professor Longhair, Led Zeppelin and Sun Ra on their 2012 CD, "Fried."


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REEDSVILLE - James E. "Jim" Jackson Jr., 90, of 462 Honey Creek Road, Reedsville, died at 8:47 a.m. Saturday, May 10, 2014, at Golden LivingCenter -William Penn, Lewistown.
Born Oct. 29, 1923, in Lewistown, he was a son of the late James E. and Olive Mae (Ingle) Jackson Sr. His wife of 67 years, Selma A. (Brittain) Jackson, whom he married on June 1, 1946, survives.
Also surviving are: his children, Darryl G. Jackson and wife, Anna (Auman), of Milroy, and LuAnn G. (Jackson) Auman and her husband, Blair, of Milroy; five grandchildren, Lori Jackson and her companion, Randy Boulton, Darryl Jackson Jr. and his wife, Miranda (Bernat) Jackson, Crystal Jackson and her companion, Johnny Heister, Kory Auman, and Rachel (Auman) Franklin, and her husband, Jared Franklin; six great-grandchildren, Cody Jackson and wife, Mandi (Bilger) Jackson, Tyler Kuhns, Olivia Riden, Zane Jackson, Ashlynn Jackson and Avery Auman; three great-great-granchildren, Jayden Bilger, Gaige Jackson and Autumn Jackson; and many nieces and nephews who loved him.
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He was preceded in death by a sister, Florence Bowers.
He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II.
He worked as a spinning engineer at American Viscose for 30 years. He retired in housekeeping at Lewistown Hospital after 15 years.
He was a member of White Memorial Congregational Church, Siglerville.
Jim was loved by his family and extended family. He was a devoted husband and father who loved spending time with his family.
A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 14, 2014, at Bohn Funeral Home, 55 N. Main St., Reedsville, with the Rev. Robert L. Zorn officiating. Interment will be in Church Hill Cemetery, Reedsville.
A viewing will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. Wednesday, at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.


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Bollywood Mondays Finale: 'Om Shanti Om' (2007)December 3, 3:30pm - 6:45pm
Manoa Campus, Hawai'i Institute of Geophysics Auditorium (HIG 110)
Our series finale features 'Om Shanti Om' (2007), one of the biggest Bollywood hits of the past several years.
In the 1970s, small-time actor Om (a newly ripped Shah Rukh Khan!) falls in love with superstar Shanti (Deepika Padukone), but their love story turns out to be too big for one lifetime. Literally larger than life, and a story only Bollywood could tell, 'Om Shanti Om' is a pure masala spectacle bringing the curtain down on the 13th movie in the 11th UH Bollywood film series.
Free Indian food will be provided at intermission, generously provided by the student organization Lovers of South Asian Cultures with support from the SAPFB of UH Manoa.
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A prosecutor says his office was preparing to file stalking charges against an Indianapolis police officer who authorities say fatally shot his ex-wife and then killed himself.
Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry tells WTHR-TV that work was being done to build a solid case against Sgt. Ryan Anders before filing any charges.
Police say Anders committed the shootings on Thursday after breaking into the home of Kimberlee Carmack, who was also a police officer.
The couple divorced in October after a six-year relationship. The Indianapolis Star reports Carmack wrote last month in a petition for a protection order against Anders that she was "extremely afraid" of his violent actions.
Carmack's official police funeral and burial is set for Wednesday.


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The PPK 100 For 2012
by IsaChandra
Now that the Oscars are over we can get to the list everyone's really been waiting for…it's the PPK100 for 2012! (The list is down there somewhere under this epic image.)
Vegan food was fun, cheesy, smart, sweet and boozy last year, and we've got the products, websites, events, utensils and recipes to prove it. Thank you to Katie Hubbard and Laura Beck for helping to write this year's entries. This year the number 100 slot is empty, leaving room for everyone that says "BUT YOU FORGOT ABOUT X!" Well, maybe they'll still make it on.
I compiled the list by asking everyone from my mom to my favorite musicians what inspired them in 2012. I also posed the question on Twitter and Facebook (of course!) so that I could get as much feedback as possible. Since this is the Post Punk Kitchen 100, naturally there are a few items from Terry and I that made it on to the list, but I tried to make it as diverse as possible, giving shoutouts to all of the amazing peeps that made 2012 a delicious year.
The list is in no particular order, #1 isn't necessarily any more important or better than #47 in our eyes. The main point was just to have some fun. From time to time we link to stuff you can buy on Amazon. If you purchase through those links, the credit will go to supplies for The Teal Cat Project.
If you see a mistake or if I accidentally didn't give credit, please just let me know. And of course let us know what inspired you in 2012. Enjoy!
1) Artisan Vegan Cheese by Miyoko Schinner
2) Cinnamon Snail
3) #veganfoodshare
4) Homemade Liquers
5) Finding Vegan
6) Popcorn Tofu At Wheatsville Coop, Austin TX
7) The Vegetarian Butcher
8) Vegan for Life
9) The Vegan Experience on Serious Eats
10) Compassionate Cake
11) Moms On Facebook Sharing Recipes
12) Eat Pastry
13) The Wynn In Las Vegas
14) Coconut Bacon
15) Veg News Food Photography
16) Raised Donuts
17) Tabby Toffee's For Teal Cat from Lagusta's Luscious
18) Chia Pudding
19) The Vegan Shop-Up
20) The Vegan Secret Supper Club
21) Cafe Gratitude in Kansas City
22) Homemade Tempeh
23) VegOut App
24) Soy Not Oi! 2
25) Shichimi Togarashi
26) Extracting the Teargas Cone of an Onion
27) Beyond Meat
28) Virtual Vegan Potluck
29) Umeboshi paste
30) Jorge Garcia's and Nooch Toast
31) Epic Vegan Mealtime
32) Kale mojito
33) LA's Vegan Beer Fest
34) Vegan Fish Sauce
35) Vegan Cupcakes Take Over Toronto
36) Traditional Pickling
37) Spherification & Pearls
38) Treeline Treenut Cheese
39) Seitan Meats Jesus Pizza from PizzaNista
40) Tea Leaf Salad at Burma Superstar
41) Patric Chocolate's PB&J OMG bar
42) Vegan Food On Buzzfeed
43) Nooch Vegan Market
44) Twix from OCD
45) Daiya Havarti Wedge
46) Native Foods
47) Butternut Alfredo
48) Nut butters in baking
49) Vegan Butter
50) Funny pasta shapes from Amazon
51) Porcini powder
52) Homemade Syrups for Drinks
53) Steve's Cinnamon Coffee Ice Cream
54) M.A.K.E., Santa Monica
55) Butchering A Lemon
56) Vega One
57) Homemade Kombucha
58) Moscow Mule
59) Toasted Rice Powder
60) Star Anise
61) A Profound Hatred of Meat
62) Keepin' It Kind
63) Mac And Cheese With Roasted Artichokes at MOB
64) Compost
65) Baker's Creek Catalog
66) Pretzels In My Ice Cream (Ideally After Midnight)
67) Vintage Spatula
68) Coconut Fiber
69) Chopped Vegan
70) Cookbooks From The Library
71) Manifest Vegan's Ube Ice Cream
72) Coconut Oil
73) Smoked Olives
74) Green Vegan App
75) Capital City Bakery, Austin TX
76) No Whey Chocolates
77) Vegan Butterfingers
78) Bánh Mì
79) Crushing Seeds In A Garlic Press
80) Homemade Kimchi (Or Not)
81) Victoria Vegan Vodka Sauce
82) Archived Vegetarian Times
83) Boston's Vegan Corner
84) Raw White Chocolate Bar by Organic Nectars
85) My Drunk Kitchen does Raw Vegan Cheesecake
86) The Vegan Zombie
87) Potato Towers
88) 50 Shades of Kale
89) Carrot Bacon
90) Olives For Dinner
91) Vegan Chocolate Hazelnut Spread
92) Homegrown Kale (Scattered Kale Seeds)
93) Vedge Restaurant, Philly
94) Vegan Richa
95) Blissful Chef's Cooking Tool of the Month
96) Pumpkin Pie Filled Muffins
97) Aliens Day Out
98) Food Mountain
99) Re-purposing Non-Vegan Kitchen Utensils
100) ?????? You tell us!
Thanks so much for all who participated (in order of appearance)! Troy Farmer [Raven & Crow], Lagusta Umami [Lagusta's Luscious], Quarrygirl [Quarrygirl], Jason Das [SuperVegan], Sarah Kramer [Sarah's Place], Laura Beck [Vegansaurus], Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan [OurHenHouse], Terry Hope Romero [Vegan Latina], My Mom [no website], Gabrielle Pope [Vegans on the Move], Mo [Mo Betta Vegan], Jess Sconed [Get Sconed], Lianne Mai-Ly Hilgart [Voute Coutre], Elizabeth Castoria [Veg News], John McDevitt [Laziest Vegans In The World], Stephanie Seabirds [Seabirds Truck]


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"That wasn't a stage move or clumsiness," the musician, 43, later wrote on Twitter. "That was me blacking out and wiping out."
Corgan, recently rumored to be romantically linked to Jessica Simpson, will continue touring despite the mishap – though fans in his next stop, Knoxville, Tenn., might hear more slow ballads than they expected.
"I have no memory of falling against the drum riser and my guitar cabinet, but I can tell you I've got quite a good bruise + am moving slow," he Tweeted.
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Ghislain Benrais wrote:
> Salut,
> Unfortunately I am French and have to manage accents.
> The situation :
> * A windows server runing telnet service
> * A linux client
> From linux, I run telnet -8L <
>. Once connected I try
> to create name a file with accents, let's say "dir > éléphant.txt". On
> the windows server, I get a file named "?®l?®phant.txt".
> I tried to change the codepage : chcp 1252. The new name is
> "éléphant.txt". At least I recognize UTF-8 accents.
> For information, env=vt100.
You should change your character setup before you use telnet
export LANG="fr_FR@euro"
telnet someip-name.com
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It was a busy week in the debate over gay marriage, with two Supreme Court cases and a number of members of Congress moving from opposition to endorsement. NPR's Nina Totenberg and NPR political editor Ron Elving join host Scott Simon for a recap.


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text: The four-act historical tragedy, The Sign of the Cross first toured in the United States and was then brought to England, first in Leeds and then at the Lyric Theatre in London. The play is about Marcus Superbus, an old Roman patrician under Nero, who falls in love with a young woman, Mercia, and converts to Christianity for her. Eventually they both sacrifice their lives for love in the arena to the lions. Photography was a novel and exciting development in Victorian days. Most actors and actresses had studio photographs taken in everyday dress or theatrical costume for 'cartes de visite' and later 'cabinet cards'. Both were albumen prints made from glass negatives, attached to stiff card backing printed with the photographer's name. 'Cartes de visite', the size of formal visiting cards, were patented in 1854 and produced in their millions during the 1860s when it became fashionable to collect them. Their subjects included scenic views, tourist attractions and works of art as well as portraits. They were superseded in the late 1870s by the larger and sturdier 'cabinet cards' whose popularity waned in turn during the 1890s in favour of postcards and studio portraits. This photograph comes from a large collection of 'cartes de visite' and 'cabinet cards' removed from their backings and mounted in albums by Guy Tristram Little (d. 1952) who bequeathed them to the V&A. A collector of greetings cars, games and photographs, Guy Little was a partner in the legal firm Messrs Milles Jennings White & Foster and the solicitor and executor of Mrs Gabrielle Enthoven, whose theatrical collection formed the basis of the Theatre Collections at the V&A.


text: Braam v. Washington Foster care reform oversight panel disbands By Paula Wissel • Jun 26, 2013 Listen Listening... / 1:16 An independent panel that oversees the state's foster care system is going away. And it isn't because of budget cuts. The panel was scheduled to disband this year. The Braam Foster Care Oversight Panel, which held its final meeting earlier this week, was put in place seven years ago as part of a landmark legal agreement requiring foster care reform in Washington.


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MSO fills Basilica with sounds of transformation
Is the Basilica of St. Josaphat a good place to hear a concert? Maybe.
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, led by assistant conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong, filled the huge, ornate space with music on the theme of transfiguration Friday evening, creating a powerful concert experience. »Read Full Article
Sunday brunch at Boerner ends until 2014; Pastiche in final week of lunch service
Brunch at Boerner: Bartolotta Catering has ended its Sunday buffet brunch at Boerner Botanical Gardens, 9400 Boerner Drive, Hales Corners.
The division of the Bartolotta Restaurant Group lost its catering contract with Milwaukee County for Boerner in May. The county instead awarded the contract, effective Jan. 1, to Zilli Hospitality, which offered a higher bid. »Read Full Blog Post


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Floyd Mayweather Jr. said that he plans to impose his size on Marcos Maidana as the "naturally bigger man," take away his best attribute — which is the ability to punch hard — and that welterweight counterparts Manny Pacquiao and Tim Bradley fought like amateurs in their recent clash.
Mayweather's comments were made during a national conference call on Wednesday.
Mayweather (45-0, 26 knockouts), who turned 37 in February, has fought three times as a junior middleweight, dethroning Oscar De La Hoya as WBC beltholder following a split-decision in May 2007, beating three-division titleholder Miguel Cotto by unanimous decision in May to earn the WBA's title, and taking a majority decision over Canelo Alvarez in September, adding Alvarez's RING and WBC 154-pound championships to the WBA belt he already owned.
Meanwwhile, the 30-year-old Maidana (35-3, 31 KOs) will be fighting as a 147-pound for only the fifth time after having campaigned mostly at junior welterweight. He is 4-0 with three stoppage wins at welterweight.
"We must realize that I am the bigger guy," said Mayweather, who will put his RING and WBC welterweight championships on the line against Maidana's WBA title. "I walk around at 150, and I don't go no higher than 152. I'm naturally the bigger guy because I've been at 147 for almost 10 years now. So I'm naturally the bigger guy."
Mayweather also addressed his radar-like ability to anticipate the punches of opponents and the angles from which they will throw them.
"I think that the game plan will be to stay in the pocket and to make the guy miss and to make the guy pay. I can see shots. I can see shots coming from the guy. I can feel the guy when he's going to throw a punch. I don't have to see it, I can feel it. When he stands there, I'm in front of the guy when he's ready to throw the shot," said Mayweather.
"Some guys telegraph their shots and what side they're going to throw it to because of how they position themselves. You know because a guy is standing a certain way which shot he's going to throw. But my thing is that whatever a guy's best attribute is, and whatever he does best, I take that away from them and make them resort to doing something else. Maidana obviously punces extremely hard. That's obviously that his best attribute. But a lot of times, when a guy throws a lot of big shots, you can get fatigued like that."
During a unanimous decision loss to Amir Khan in December 2010, Maidana had to rise from a first-round body shot.
"I am pretty sure that he's going to be well-rounded and ready for this fight, because he's fighting at a totally different level. I can't just go in there just to look for the body. The guy could have been doing a lot of situps to get his body into tip-top condition and tip-top shape, and I think that Amir Khan could have just caught him with a good shot," said Mayweather.
"My body is in very, very good condition, but sometimes, I can get hit with a good shot and I can feel it. How we're going to approach the fight is that we're going to go out there and take our time and if the guy leaves an opening on his face or leaves an opening on his body, we'll take it. We can't just make everything going for the body."
After Maidana (35-3, 31 KOs) suffered a one-sided loss to southpaw Devon Alexander in his 147-pound debut in February of 2012, his manager, Sebastian Contursi was a catalyst for switching to trainer Robert Garcia, under whom Maidana was transformed from a demoralized boxer into a rejuvenated winner of three straight fights by knockout: in the eighth round over Jesus Soto Karass, the third against Angel Martinez and the sixth opposite Josesito Lopez.
That run culminated with December's unanimous decision over previously unbeaten Adrien Broner, flooring him once each in the second and eighth rounds to earn his current belt.
"What's different is that Maidana may not be accustomed to fighting southpaws, so that may have played a major key against Devon Alexander. Also, he was fighting on Alexander's turf. I think that the difference is that Devon Alexander is a more straight-up boxer," said Mayweather.
"I think that the Maidana who is facing me, his confidence has been built up after he beat Adrien Broner because he feels that our styles are very, very similar. So we'll see how the fight is going to play out. I think he's more confident now than he was when he faced the kid from St. Louis, Devon Alexander, so I think that he will be more rugged and more tough. If you're more confident, it's going to make you fight harder."
Mayweather also addressed the April 12 bout between Pacquiao and Bradley, who lost the WBO belt to Pacquiao by unanimous decision after having dethroned him by disputed split-decison in June 2012.
"Actually, I did watch the fight. I hadn't seen Pacquiao fight in years. I hadn't seen Pacquiao fight since he fought Miguel Cotto," said Mayweather, referring to Pacquiao's 12th-round stoppage win for the WBO 147-pound belt in November 2009.
"Congratulations to him. I thought that he was the better man…I think that Bradley went out there and fought his heart out, but I think that he was throwing a lot of shots like an amateur…I think that both of fighters fought like amateurs. I think that Pacquiao fought like an amateur, also, and I wasn't pleased with his performance. He got the victory the best way he knows how, but I wasn't pleased with his performance."
Mayweather also implied that Bradley's muscularity hinders him as a fighter.
"They need to make a lot of changes in Bradley, because he's lifting too many weights. I think he's more worried about how he looks on that scale instead of how he fights inside that ring," said Mayweather. "He made a lot of mistakes, and he was very, very fatigued early on. I think that he was making a lot of mistakes and falling off balance like an amateur."
Mayweather re-iterated that he is not ready to fight Pacquiao because he is promoted by Top Rank CEO Bob Arum.
"I'm seeing a totally different Pacquiao," said Mayweather. "But that don't make me go and say that I'm ready to go out there and fight him. He's with Bob Arum and I'm with Mayweather Promotions."


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Coroner: Boy who died suffered viral infection
YOUNGSTOWN - A news release from the Mahoning County Coroner's Office states preliminary results from an autopsy show that a 4-year-old boy who died Saturday had results consistent with a viral infection.
Hunter Ewert, 4, of Boardman, died early Saturday at Akron Children's Hospital Beeghly Campus in Boardman after his parents found him unresponsive in his bed.
Forensic pathologist Dr. Joseph Ohr said that tissue samples have been sent to the state Health Department to see if they can rule out the flu as a cause of death, but those results may take several weeks.
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Preparation:1. Reservoir - Plant pots usually have drainage holes that must be sealed in order for the pot to hold water. Seal any small drainage holes 1/4" or smaller using epoxy or aquarium sealer. Large holes require a plastic patch. Old water bottle caps (turned upside down) make excellent patches when sealed with epoxy or aquarium sealer. 2. Reservoir grate – Most hardware stores sell stainless steel, replacement barbeque grill grates. 3. Debris screen – cut your screen about two-inches wider than the barbeque grate to ensure it completely covers the grate.4. Pump – make sure the pump has sufficient capability to send water to the highest point of your water feature. Most manufacturers provide data specifying the maximum vertical height their pumps can send water. Use hose clamps to make a tight connection between the hose and the pump. 5. Drill a hole through the bottom (center) of the overflow fountain pot. Insert about three-inches of vinyl hose through the hole and seal it with aquarium sealer. Let the sealer dry for 24-hours.
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The Padua playing fields aren't a lot better. Actually I don't mind the Padua playing fields, I made my run on debut for the A's on the mainfield. The surface wasn't too bad but I'm wondering what qualifications your touch judges need.
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Hmm...Kenny I don't think this is the place for this, can I add you to MSN?Originally Posted by James90
Hey come on, they're a lot better coz they have grass for a start. Besides, Banyo rocks, apart from having no grandstand, but meh. I like your main oval, nice viewing stands, though its a bit far for watching the cricket as the pitch is a fair way away from the stands.Originally Posted by James90
And our touch judges? Come on, surely they're just cheating biased young Paduans doing their school a service, just like any passionate school kid would.
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Sun Ling Wang (also known as Sun, Ling) is an economist with the Structure, Technology and Productivity Branch in the ERS's Resource and Rural Economics Division. Her responsibilities include development of the U.S. agricultural productivity accounts and conducting policy-relevant economic research on the causes and effects of productivity growth. Her research interests also include development economics, and international economics.
Sun Ling received her Ph.D. in Agricultural Economics from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln; and an M.S. and B.S. in Agricultural Economics from National Chung-Hsing University, Taiwan.
Sun Ling is a member of the American Economic Association, the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, and the International Association of Agricultural Economics.
Ball, Eldon, Sun Ling Wang, Richard Nehring, and Roberto Mosheim. "Productivity and Economic Growth in U.S. Agriculture: A New Look." Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy. Forthcoming.
Wang, Sun Ling, Paul Heisey, David Schimmelpfennig, and Eldon Ball. "U.S. Agricultural Productivity Growth: The Past, Challenges, and the Future." Amber Waves Feature, September 2015.
Wang, Sun Ling, Paul Heisey, David Schimmelpfennig, and Eldon Ball. "Agricultural Productivity Growth in the United States: Measurement, Trends, and Drivers." ERR-189. July 2015.
Wang, Sun Ling. "Long-Term Agricultural Productivity Growth Lowers Agricultural Commodity Prices, Short-Term Productivity Changes Contribute to Price Variability." Amber Waves Finding, April 2015.
Wang, Sun Ling and Lihong McPhail. "Impacts of energy shocks on US agricultural productivity growth and commodity prices—A structural VAR analysis." Energy Economics, November 2014.
Wang, Sun Ling. "Extension Faces Challenges as It Enters Its Second Century." Amber Waves Finding, September 2014.
Wang, Sun Ling and Eldon Ball. "Agricultural Productivity Growth in the United States: 1948-2011." Amber Waves Feature, Feb. 2014.
Wang, Sun Ling, "Cooperative Extension System: Trends and Economic Impacts on U.S. Agriculture." Choices, 2014.
Wang, Sun Ling, Paul Heisey, Wallace Huffman, and Keith Fuglie, "Public R&D, Private R&D, and U.S. Agricultural Productivity Growth: Dynamic and Long-run Relationships." American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Volume 95, Number 5, Oct. 2013.
Ball, Eldon, David Schimmelpfennig, and Sun Ling Wang. "Is U.S. Agricultural Productivity Slowing?" Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy, Volume 35, number 3, 2013.
Wang, Sun Ling and Fred Gale. "China's Agricultural Productivity Growth: Strong but Uneven." Amber Waves, June 2013. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.
Wang, Sun Ling, Francis Tuan, Fred Gale, Agapi Somwaru, and James Hansen, "China's Regional Agricultural Productivity Growth in 1985-2007: A Multilateral Comparison." Agricultural Economics, Volume 44, Issue 2, pp. 241–251, March 2013.
Fuglie, Keith, and Sun Ling Wang. Productivity Growth in Global Agriculture Shifting to Developing Countries. Choices, 4th Quarter 2012, 27(4).
Wang, Sun Ling, Eldon Ball, Lilyan Fulginiti, and Alejandro Plastina, "Accounting for the Impacts of Public Research, R&D Spill-ins, Extension, and Roads in U.S. Agricultural Productivity Growth," Agricultural Productivity: An International Perspective, CABI. September 2012.
Wang, Sun Ling, David Schimmelpfennig, and Keith Fuglie, 2012, "Is Agricultural Productivity Growth Slowing in Western Europe?" Agricultural Productivity: An International Perspective, CABI. September 2012.
Fuglie, Keith, Sun Ling Wang, and Eldon Ball, "Introduction to Volume", Agricultural Productivity: An International Perspective, Keith Fuglie, Sun Ling Wang, Eldon Ball (Eds.), CABI. September 2012.
Fuglie, Keith, Sun Ling Wang, and V. Eldon Ball (editors), 2012, Productivity Growth in Agriculture: An International Perspective, CABI.
Fuglie, Keith and Sun Ling Wang "New Evidence Points to Robust but Uneven Productivity Growth in Global Agriculture," Amber Waves, September 2012. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.
Ball, Eldon and Sun-Ling Wang, 2012. Productivity Growth in U.S. Agriculture. Agricultural Resources and Environmental Indicators, 2012. Economic Information Bulletin No. (EIB-98) 55 August 2012 Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.
Heisey, P., Wang, S., Fuglie, K., "Public Agricultural Research Investment Drives Productivity Growth," Amber Waves, March 2012. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.
Heisey, Paul, Sun Ling Wang, and Keith Fuglie. "Public Agricultural Research Spending and Future U.S. Agricultural Productivity Growth: Scenarios for 2010-2050," USDA-ERS Economic Brief No. 17, July 2011.
MacDonald, James, Sun Ling Wang, "Foregoing Subtherapeutic Antibiotics: the Impact on Broiler Grow-out Operations," Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy (2011) volume 33, number 1, pp. 79-98.
Wang, Sun Ling. "Is U.S. Agricultural Productivity Growth Slowing?" Amber Waves, volume 8, issue 3, 2010.
Wang, Sun Ling, "Book Review--Persistence Pays: U.S. Agricultural Productivity Growth and the Benefits from Public R&D Spending," European Review of Agricultural Economics, vol. 37 Issue 3, September 2010.
Sun, Ling, Lilyan E. Fulginiti and Yo-Chan Chen. "Taiwanese Industry Competitiveness when Outward FDI is Defensive," Journal of Asian Economics 21 (2010) 365-377.
MacDonald, James, Sun Ling Wang. "Broiler Producers Search for Alternatives to Antibiotics," Amber Waves, volume 7, issue 4, 2009.
Kassel, Kathleen, James M. MacDonald, and Sun Ling Wang. "Productivity Growth Drives Expanded Agricultural Production," Amber Waves, volume 6, issue 3, 2008.
Sun, Ling, Lilyan E. Fulginiti, and E. Wesley Peterson. "Accounting for Agricultural Decline with Economic Growth in Taiwan," Agricultural Economics 36:181-190, 2007.
Sun, Ling and Lilyan E. Fulginiti. "Accounting for Taiwan GDP Growth: Parametric and Nonparametric Estimates," JCSA (Journal of the Chinese Statistical Association)45:74-98, 2007.
Chen, Yu-Cheng, Ling Sun, and Chih-Wei Peng. "Commercial Banks Performance in Taiwan," Int. J. Business Performance Management, Vol. 7, No. 4, 2005.
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Septimus Heap, Book Seven: FyreFavorite characters return in this stunning seventh and final book in Angie Sage's New York Times bestselling magykal series: ExtraOrdinary Wizard Marcia Overstrand, Alchemist Marcellus Pye, and of course Septimus Heap, Jenna, Beetle, Simon, Lucy, and the rest of the Heap gang.Jenna will soon be Queen and Beetle is now Chief Hermetic Scribe. Septimus, however, must rid the Castle of the Darke
Septimus Heap: The Magykal PapersEnter the world of Septimus Heap with this collection of previously unpublished papers. This rich compendium includes: The private journals of Septimus, Jenna, and Marcia Overstrand. The best—and worst—places to eat as described in The Egg-on-Toast Restaurant Guide. Sirius Weazal's Speedy Guides to the Palace, the Wizard Tower, and Wizard Way. Excerpts from the Pigeon Post Biography series and the
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